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Washington telegraph., 1920-09-24

FOR SALE-Registered Du-
roc Jersey Hogs, best breeding.
any age, at farmers prices. Also
choice hay, Johnson Grass mix
ed with Alfalfa and sweet clov-
er. Apply, Royston Farm, r. F.
D. No. l, Washington, Ark,
Washington telegraph., 1920-09-24

The School Improvement As
sociation of Ozan will appear az
the school auditorium here to-
night with a 5-act drama. One
half of the door receipts will
go to the Washington S. /. a..
Washington telegraph., 1920-09-24

One Of the best lines OF Hats,
Caps and all kinds of head
wear for men, women and
children is carried in our store.
Big stock of new merchandise |;
it will surprise those who have
not alresady seen our store.
Chas. S. Holt & Co.
Washington telegraph., 1920-09-24

This morning is one of the
wet kind-which calls our at
tention to the wonderful line of
Rain Coats, Slickers and Sleek
er Suits for Men, Women and
Boys and Girls. We want you
to see this line of good merchan
disc. Chas. S. Holt & Co.
Washington telegraph., 1920-09-24

was followed by a "horse show
in which the following prizes
were awarded: First prize, Mr..
f.. Z. Timberlake and Miss Ro-
sale Fontaine; second prize,
Mr.. Arthur Keel and Mrs. E,
r. Timberlake; third prize, Mr..
Autrey Young and Miss Salena
Turner. The net proceeds OF
the affair exceeded twenty-five
dollars.
Ina Prescott of the high
school has been called home on
account of the serious illness of
her mother.
The biology class made a
field trip Tuesday afternoon,
The habits of the bumble-bee
and butterfly were studied.
r. B. Robins Jr., who grad
uated in 1917, spent the past
summer in the University OF
Chicago and is now a senior at
Hendrix college, Conway.
Boost your school by helping
the S. |. A.
William Bell of Nashville
was in the city Monday,
Get your Rye seed from Chas.
S. Holt & Co. 1t.
r. A. Carrigan of Ozan was
in the city WeWdnesday.
w. P. Mason went to Ozah
Tuesday.
Mrs. C. ]. Barnett spent the
day Tuesday in Hope.
Bud Moss of Ogden is in the
city this week.
Mr. and Mrs J. l Caussie or
Hope were in the city Monday
Chas. S. Holt visited Nash
vile Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Butler
went to Hope Sunday.
Rev. Sullivan filled his ap-
pointmment at the Presbyterian
church Sunday. : "-'s "a :"
Mrs. Kate Holt is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. B. "a. Harts-
field at Ashdown.
Mrs. L. f. Monroe has return
ed from a visit with homefolks
at Murfresboro.
Rev. w. II. Stingley preached
at Mineral Springs Sunday
morning and evening
Washington telegraph., 1920-09-24

/ have a mules and harness,
l disc harrow, / section har,
row, l steel beam breaking
pillow, cotton and corn planter,
! fertilizer distributor, 2 Geor-
gia socks, for sale or will trade
for automobile. G.. w. Ellis.
Washington telegraph., 1920-09-24

AS soon as the Washington
State Bank vacates the build
ing next to the postoffice, j. w.
Moses of Spring Hill will open
up a good stock of groceries in
the building.
Washington telegraph., 1920-09-24

A storage warehouse for the
cotton growers has been open
ed up near the depot. You can
store your cotton for $1.00 per
bale per month. The cotton is
also insured. R. A. White is
the head of the concern.
Washington telegraph., 1920-09-24

r. E. Wood of Blevins pass
ed through the city Wednesday
enroute to Hope to attend to
business matters.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Important to all Women
Readers Of this Paper

Thousands agHH ' uruH. q vamsu
taFs .H.lsy % bladder trouble All usy,f
sg.ir,' '
NHusas eaHn.aIHu n",a ff.,r g. b.
-'Hrs ,.se i#' sIdnr fr.at.. 20 ttr
r.saii Hi b !as, % bladder aHsass
Ii 'ar ..a,s lfe o 2 .H1 t,'a en-
.f.n f.E HH. cause ttu ut.,f .fsals
e.. T. H.-saaa4
l"m r.E HFr pain ~ tae back. bead
-.Hr lHs .H.a 70 ambition
ra.r tnfh o. ss $50 nervous trr's
pc ani bay be dsspsHssn' % r4ss. any
90 -H
B4' hundred. q women claim ,hs' n.
klmsr, swamp R.'. tv restoring
asa.'h 20 'he 'ravs proved 90 b. ,g.'
'he rr-alr needed 20 overcome such
son ..Hs.
M'ar END fr SAMPLE l,''s 90 zee
la' Swan l.'. tt. g-' mes
ver aI' bladder medicine. VII 8a 'f
'.ru -rs ',H rr''s s6 j.
h'~.sr 8 {. Ershln' O. y : r4
".HE fa .r. szs bottle IS Parcel
Poet 'H .r uur h4ss med gT srf
AEle .i.e ..'.f. a' a drug d res Adv.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

uu, llla,,, u.df which ,h' jack bean
,~ Euuuu "Prav,uu n,lu." wonder
bcaH." ~Nutsa hean "Go'aui h,au"
">ug'h American runr, bean, etc
arr only few of rh" names In which
,hr Jack bear has been rrchr,trurd
Il ha, ,nm, value in he south 20,
a -rv'n.mauurv crop and Their, Is "y.
larnre 20 show that i' may ho q good
silusr crop when cut green.
cattle Ao not relish the tack bean
hay nor do they make gains upon IN"
ground seed which product they must
be taught to eat
The bean is eaten by natives of Men.
leo but most cNperimeuters describe
II q, Nat aul coarse IN flavor
The seed contains a large proper
tiou of q material known as nrca~e.
and used IN medicines. hut the demand
for this product IS extremely limited.
After all. the scientists warn the
prospective buyer nf wonder beans"
10 have a specimen identified, or else
continc the first paintings to small
areas until the doubtful values of the
bean are better established and bet.
ter market provided than seems TO ex,
list at present,
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
DOUBTFUL WORTH OF
PROLIFIC JACK BEAN
Scientists Find Lite to Favor
West Indian Plant.
In Southern Sections Il Nas Some
Value as Green Manure Crop
Cattle Do Not Make Profitable
Cams on Ground Seed.

Savage disciples Of Noodoo worship
in the American tropics nSCrihe 81.
pernatural powers 70 the jack hcan
These tribcSiuen plant row ui the
9eed around their rude gardens In the
belief that the plant will punish tres
passcrs This custom was doubtless
brought by negro slaves from Afri.
On, where the very similar sword or
fetch bean Is thus worShipcd. But
the bureau Of plant industry, United
States department. Of agriculture, fails
TO support this weird belief concern
Ing the bean. Nor do these scientists
find much else TO recommend this
plant stranger from the West Indies.
The jack bean, II appears from
abundant experiments, Is prolific
plant II IL not unusual for the seeds
in the l+inch pods of a jack-hean
plant to outweigh its own heritage !;
and the heritage, If cut green, fire.
quently crops at the rate of l6 to 20
tons per acre. This wonderful pro
ductiveness makes the bean favorite
Of the get.rich-quick gentry who seek
10 Introduce new and marvellous
commercial plant. This popularity
among INSCRIPTIONS promoters ac-
counts in part, a: .eAst, for the numer.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27


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\N. lgHr' You .n ~..,u a'r
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Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

o. r-1,.f y,sr, Ea'h N.a YHrs and
'ifssu 'H,. vuri,-' uu ft- r-#I..
~ establishing Re- gytf-ll 'rrm.r4I HH-
ksf la' %. STE ~ fhuz, H.f..-s pa. .,..
80 "a rfH.' problem HrF Hs t"f Dc
prag.eal ~n.Ht..H 'r, n,rH uu Tn.
,ifgafI.s Iu f',~s cities hes aN# #a.n.
- sutu- ~ 'ls smaller muu. .#p.I.
tIss-fuu .r#NIns 90 Hu Hwlr.f. -Hf,
-tu the tH'gy - a unified terminal
system. aHI ne Necessity - .H-'HI
.Ifz one h,f.r, congestion Increases
L. Ansei,> ans Atlanta through
pr'NH', rl'4I hasr l,.u provided
with un.f,4 term .a' market, aua
Seattle tas Wholesale rul..faI
marsr' u'l-r cities. lu a1l.'uu o.
Cbrusu aut Nrv YORK.. which Irp
working % til. problem arr Indian
nr"iis, Memphis Tenn. anl Wash.
iasfHn. u e.
Th. idea 81 terminal frl mar
k,f j. simple Ja',r The plan which
it INVOLVES go vhoH-a'r hnu,,, are
built 10 locality which is rHuyr
nlcu' io n.l transportation Ilnrs II
l. not u.-rtssars or even desirable 'p
have them 30 the heart 81 'h" city
Vtsrr land value, are high TIE iu-
ccmDue cargo pt tuui : unin1d,l %.
r,~y',y yrpw The ur ur noIt into
WtoI'sl', house ana Is taken away by
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

COMPOUND and found u . wonderful
remedy ] commenced a. pick W az
ones and my suffering was relieved. I
have told others about your mediclns
ard know u some Who have taken H.
arn glad % help others al | can. -
hra r T. nLNiSC, &51 w. La!ayei.s
Ave. Syraeuss. ~ Y
While Change of Life 10 q most crit.
ieAl Tsrtcd u SomAn'f eIistsncs. the
annoying symptoms which accompany
u usAy hs coutrulled. and normal health
restored ~ The timely uss q LYDIA Z
hnkham's Vegetable Compound.
Moreover this reliable remedy eon.
tains no narcotics % harmful drug, ard
owes iis efficiency g. The medicinal sr.
unciiyss % the native rU0ts and LsTbs
Which Il eoniA!ns.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

Hsri ~ A.fHIu'iufs
iiish fussi prices llk'IN Wuuid fr
c,itr s"N'f' laIi Il '.g aty nI'i
q ieuiH'af."u ~ il'iF. ~ m"rr would
establish civ f'--i terminal fur ifs
"l".' ssIl" 'fai" 'h' bureau af HHr
k"fs - %" lu.'Hi state, l'iHrmrHH
q nFt.rIliur believes
Al iHr.r Turf. 40 sHs"ss f.a. sg.t
markets aug 'Nsy ilt. proved ser.
f4#ffH| .F E..f#ra f...st. o.. ...4 ID.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
-z-TGEMERAL
ERM'1NOTES

Humus prevents baking
Selling on a rising market is good
business, too little followed.
Marquis wheat is said TO be the best
spring wheat for all conditions.
Pcts,oes to produce profitably re-
Quire an abundan,e ~ ..A0. tscd.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
cv,.svr. sse,h.. as., R.,hr

That i'5h aui burn uith bot hath.
q Cu'ieuFa soap followed ~ s"uils
anuluiinss = Iurlgfa uiutmsut.
Nothing tsfisr pur'f se'etsf esp-
cially n little = %. fragrant 'u'i.
cura Talcum l. busted 90 a. the sn.
lsh - zach s,efyu h,r, ADV
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Acid-Stomach

tAT0NlC s The best remedy ii ,akss
TIE harmful acl.s and gases rgtt sgt
q the boy and. q ca.rsa. ygu get
S'a. Teas u thousands wonderfully
benefited Guaranteed 90 satisfy 1r
money refunded ty your oWu drug
ST. Cost = :.ae. Please ~ If
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

o. s a si.s u,rft.r lfalhsf ut,
tr.ss aisH 'H i.rFuW aa HrsIia.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

RETAIL truck ~ wagon frsm 'hc other
s..'" ~ 'h' i"ss' There 's fu inter.
m"l.n'" handling ~ 1r'Hsr ,H.1.
siurs" plants uui auction raHs nrr
HisH a pHr II o. s..sf terminal f--i
H.HFtsf
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

Nal ~ hFIEtltT ana
bad faihting sprlla
j suffered for two
OF three years be-
fore ! began taking
LYDIA T. fnkhAm .
We getAble Com.
pound and the liver
Pills which ! saw al.
yertised In tho
papsra and ln your
little books took
about twelve bottles
~ yuF- Vegetable
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

ron sALE--Bab Chicks and Hatehing Eggs
ef all varieties poultry. Ducks Geese, Ter
hers and uufnsas Ctiiity sad Select Breed.
lug Stock % all varieties shipped anywhere
Write Heidsi Poultry Tartns. ~. Lauis, Ne
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
PAINTING and
. DIZZY SPELLS
The Cause Of such Symptoms
and Remedy Told in This
Letter.

syraeusc. N. ~" When I eom.
uenoed the Change of Life 4 xas uoorly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

members Mrs. Emmons il retiring
as president after q very successful
wear in which the club has accom-
plished much. The recording sec
Rotary, Mrs G. s. Hyer. also pre-
sented a very interesting report and
the treasurer's report showed a bal
ance on hand of s621.4s.
Chairmen of the various depart
ments of the club presented reports
and IL was announced at to date
s20.95 had been cleared for the
Mcdowell Memorial with more
vet to come in. Mrs. c. Leon Gar
rison was unanimously elected a
member Of the club and an amend
ment to the club bylaws was offer
ed by Mrs. l. Brewer Walling, to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
South Amboy

south Amboy is to be without a
celebration July 4. For some years
back there has been no official recA
oSnticn OF Independence Day. but
in years gone by this was one of
the most important holidays of the
entire year. As usual the United
Polish Societies of the Sacred Heart
church will hold their annual pic
mic opposite the church. This
will provide amusement for the
hundreds Of persons who will re-
msin in South Amboy over the hol-
fday.
The members of the Morgan Sun
day school will be given an outing in
the near future. Mr.. Van Duesen,
the superintendent plans TO give the
children a short trip by boat and
visit the founder of the school, Ed
gar NodSne, who Is now general sec
rotary Of the Army and Navy Vic
tory Hut In Battery Park. New
York.
At the common council meeting
next week a public meeting will be
held for the purpose of hearing all
those In favor of and against h a
cation of certain sections of Bor-
dentown avenu and the acceptance
Of other sections Of the same
street. The purpose of this transfer
Of property Is to make a street OF
uniform width its entire length.
Tomorrow night q big delegation
Of Past Councillors and members of
Joel Parker Council No. 50, will go
to Monmouth Junction for the nine
ty-ninth annual meeting of h
Middlesex County Past Councillors
Association. The one hundredth
meeting of the Rast Councillors AS
sociation will be held in South Am
boy next month. This will be the
oecasion of q big celebration, DUR
M which time Joei Parker Coun-
"a will play the host. At the meet-
ing tomorrow night arrangements
VIII be made for tho annual outing
to Soldiers Beach IN the middle of
August.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
PETITE zNBoY EvrNlNe NEWS. wEbNEspzY. ions q. ~.

be voted on in the fall
At the conclusion q porch party
was enjoyed and tea was served by
the hostess and her assistants.
Those present were Miss Anna H.
Bedle, Mrs. o. c. Bogardus. Mrs.
Harvey Bronner, Mrs. Willis f.
Bilderback. Mrs. Edgar T. Hoose,
Mrs. George s. Hyer, Mrs. Norman
B. Lockwood, Mrs. A. 8 Van Bus
kirk, Mrs. A. H. Sands. Mrs. George
w. stidfole, Miss Annie L. Tilton,
Mrs. r. j. Thornton. Mrs. William
T. Van Mater, Mrs. stephen Wall
lace, Mrs. L. Brewer Walling and
Mrs. P. A. Sondergaard.
The officers for the coming year
are Mrs. L. Brewer Walling, presi-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
KEYPORT LITERARY CLUB
HOLDS FINAL SESSION

BY Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT. June s0:-The final
meeting of the Keyport Literary
Club for the season was held at the
home of Mrs. Peter A Sondergaard
Monday afternoon. A number of
communications were read and an
invitation from the Matawan Club
to attend their first meeting in the
fall was accepted with thanks. The
presidents report was presented
and was most gratifying to all CLUB
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

shawkey's New Title
NEW YORK-Since Pitcher Bob
Shawkey polished of Umpire HID
ebrand he has acquired q pugilistic
title. It's Battling Bob" now.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

dent: Mrs. r. o. wailine, vice pres
fdent: Mrs. George s. Hyer, Mrs z.
T. Hoose, corresponding secretary:
Miss Anna II. Bedle. treasurer;
press committee, Miss Annie i. Til
ton; legislative committee. Mrs. j.
C. Anderson: auditing committee.
Mrs c. X Crawford and Mrs. o. c.
Bogardus, and executive committee.
Mrs. L. B. Walling, Mrs. r. o. Wal
ling, Mrs. @. 8. Hyer. Mrs. e. r.
Hoose and Miss A. II. Bedle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

les iba a traer Ia gratitud de- Ia Re
volucion.
listed, mi querido amigo, con esa
e~locuencia que nadie iguala, pudo ha-
Der evocado aquel cuadro en- donde
Sc perfilaba Ia guerra a muerte en-
ire unas hordas que querian arrasarlo
TODD como en- efecto, 10 ~arrasaron)
VI gobierno: que con ;odas las lacras
que Sc le Quieran supcner. era en-
medic de la tempestad. el unico de-
fensor organizado de Ia sociedad me
xicana. Ese solo cuadro. Seguido de
las escenas ~pavorosas q u do luSaf
81 triunfo del constitucionalisIno. bas
taria para que las a~preciaciones del
ltcenciado Calero quedasen converti-
das en- AMIGOS.
No me eyplico como un hombre tan
fuerte como listed Sc sinti6 ASTHMA
do Dor juicios tan superficiales y tan
falsos. Fliese listed como ataca Ca
Zero a los cientificos. al general Hue
-. al general Orozco. etc., para que
dcseche de plano las a~preciaciones apa
s.onadas de este hombre p6blico, in
accessible n la experienced. Sc pare
9. a esos individuos que no saben ma
dar y oue para mantenerse "a flote
,ecasfrsn hundir a los .demas. que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
CARTA ALBERTA Al Lie. MOHENO.

lastima! Pues no es tempo va dc
aprender a nadar despueS de haber
perdido veinte amos en- inltiles cha
p~uceos''. A los cientificos les tira
con despecho. y Ell despecho es
una pistola descompuesta que here a
que la maneja: a Huerta 10 ataca con
odio.. $500. y el odio, cuando no es pues
to en- juego por Victor Hugo o por
Guerra Junqueiro resulta una caFaoi,
ma de salon; en- Gambia, a Madero 10
ataca sincerarnente (no "am!stosamen
te" como a nosotros) ' IA sinceridad
es siempre un canon de - centime-
tros. como aQuellos Que hicieron pc
dazos los fortunes dc Lieta. FL apps
tol esta descrito sin passion. Y por
ESQ resulta Ia verdadera rfctima de
Calcro. FL retrato de Panchito saliva
IL Iibro, aunque.... hunde al autor.
Dos cosas Quizds buenas: n gloria
entire los muertos, Y I'm Presi-
dente menos entire los vivos.
ESQ en- cuanto al ataque. En- GUAM
10 a 10 que pudieramos lamar par
te constructive de Ia Obra, toda ella
Sc reduce a iniciar 81 piropo mutuo
de los dos compadres del cuento: n
de ellos le dice al otro: zen este pue
hI7 hav solamente dos hombres qua
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

- ~cOmbatirlo. Calero cuando dice.
que sol a. consolidar Ia dictadu
.ra huertiana, habrfamos hecho retro
.ceder al pals sesenta AMOS. Sc olvida
de que Carranza 10 hizo re,roceder
500. Don Nenust!ano confirm6 a d.
soinclon par!anentaria. acab6 con Ia
Corte. 2boh0 Il CONSTRUCTION y no de-
70 ningQn barruDto siquiera de vida
Institutional. y bien. en- octubre de
1913. era va impossible ser neutral: Ia
Iucha era. a muerte entire 81 gobierno
: a revolucl6n. y no podia aquel acep
tar e. runcioRamiento de Il CANA
"a. u tan pronto como Villa Sc apo
derh De Torre5n ' JesGs Carranza
ataco Monterrey. Sc puso francamente
del lado de los enemigos de Ia civil.
zacitr. Miguel Hernandez J&ureSui,
IN l"Ven lmperuoSo que no - con-
te2ia! ante NADIA, anenaz6 a. gobier-
no-y - Corgreso Sc hizo SoIidario
de Ia amenaza-con II a inStaIar e.
Po6er Legislative en TN campamento
revo!Uc!orarIo. Que ~equivocado es-
taba! " que eQuivocaGos tambien
aquel.oS eN-goblernistas que conside-
r.ron que su hostjlidad para CON el
regimen De que habtaU tornado rarte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
CROMCAS PERUANAS

mostrado de un modo elocuentemente
palpable. que solo ticnGe a la destrUC.
ci6u del ORGANISING nacional. 81 embru-
tecimiento de Ia eSpecie Y Ia miseria
Y cl hambre como fruto de tales extra
TloS......
En- todas las nacioneS de Ia Anne
RIGA Latina. e. obrero no es ciertamen.
20 e. Quc mas sUfre, sus eNigencias scr
cialeS son nulaS. ' en- Gamtio CANA
fuertes ~jornales que dilapida con asom.
brosa = c~ersurable faCilidad, pero 81
los verdaderos d~csheredadoS, los dig
nos de compassion Q iNcompadecidos al
misno tempo. son los hijos de Ia ella
sc media. esa c!ase LENA dc disipulos.
abundante en- exigenClas. rodeada de
m!scrias y que tiene la rara virtud Y
q valor estoico de soportar callada,
sufrida. r~esignada- cuando no sonrien-
,e, m!entras por GenIro ocu'ta sus pri-
vaciones : ahora SuS hamhres....
iPoh~e clase media. tan fucrte. tan
nunerosa y tan fal5a dc cohesion y
que asl como de manera taCitamente
lns,int!va sabe oCultar suS quebranCos
y sus hamhres, carece de valor mora.
Sufic!enIe para dejar u lado prejui-
clos y g~randczas simuladas Y presen-
rarse ante el mundo con toda Ia fI",
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

re. pcro tampoco nadie tiene q dere'
cho de haccr!o 81 los deus4s 10 qui",
reN...-
;Valieute libertad eS esta.
.Ahora. refleNionando. Sc ve que g
bastante doloroso que desputs de cua-
rro aoe largos o. bataI!ar incesante'
IN quo media ~hunanidad SO ha sa"ri'
ficado. d~estruycndo junto con SHS
hombrcs sus energias Y rsquezas, sc
vensa ruevamente Il r~etroceder a!su'
nos <!Gl7s = torneN nUevamcnte a a,
Quellas epocas de 'as asoc'aciones gre
males 1ue co~nstjtuian en- otra IN
obstaculo para Ia Nbertad de Ia in
dusrria en- TODD sentIdo ' ahogaban
IN ge-men cuando no destrian 'n'c:a'
,tv:ts o invenros de lines benefIcainrn,
70 universities como ocurrt6 con .!
caso ne Papln en- no. dondo e. egois-
no del gremio d. bateleroS retraso en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

;r,o~a5,s >. nor u nismo do r,ns-
i,s. 49, E6cI.s - .n,,i,a+a~
I|N.. +a.,-f5.d los neutrality-suspicious. -
,-ar,s m Dasaron d. 5astIIes mas o
-.nos 7umerosos y ma 0 menos lan-
..,-i5oS ,Dotf,os = -~;stones. dor.lc
-, - ,,as.-os ,braros .ros-rahl
-, .;a-r,,.3, -, s,cororf, mis- ami, usro.
- cr. ~, las horra srosas y
.u:hras ,n,-.., 10, sorfa7fs-o ha
-. a-as;So s;r ,rs f,r4,r,r
s,,,o,s- ,Ir,T0s o~.,aoras
ax-T,,aos 20 ,-oc7,,aror
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
INA Julio do 1920.
=. Director de LA PEENSA.

Fl p-imer9 Dc Mayo, la fiesta c.as.-
ca de-, socIalismo So celebro aqCi de
manera ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: :" e.
~raron los teatros. paraliz6se q ran
co de ~trarv.as. coches Y autos de pIa-
y Y conercio en- general cerr" Sus
puertaS n provision de algo que sc 'e-
mia. muy serio y mUy eSpeluznante.
te-roriItco quiza; q gobierno, por 81
parte. yenSando tambian 10 orop'o-
deS1ac6 algUna fuerza en- las caller )
"a ciudad toda adquir!b IN aspsCto de
alarma on perrec:ira, sobre ! a que no
,a6a IN ambiente p-eHado de zozoEra.
prccursora de grandes catastrofes )
d. }1chas pr6xiT.as tan intenSas co
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80 AMOS Il uavegaci6u 4 vapor. destro'
zardo Ia embarcacion del genial fist.
CO frances ' prtvando por Qquel entoH-
ces al rnundo de IN heneticio que Full
ton mas tarde, ALA por 1903. haCi1 g.
fectivo no obstanIe las envidtas y pro
'uicioS de los que So creian aun dana
dos con 81 nuevo y feliz Sistcma dc
~egar.
81 Ia Revolution Francesa al pro,
cIamar los derechos del humhre acahh
con todaS est2s cortapiZaS. impedimcn-
toS ) cstorbos no solo para e. trahajo.
Sino tambien para IA industrial. on que
los obreros ~tiranizados por reElamen'
toS egoistas y desaprensivos. cons.
;rehfan los vuelos Gel senio inventor
y m~atahan en- cArmcn las Ideas de me
joramiento industrial. cabe ~preguntar
como sera possible que como remfte
de Ia graz ~tragedia que ACADIA de- eChar
1or TERRA dinastIas cas-: seculares. ian
40 vida a nacionalidades que parecfan
Va cast SepultaGaS eli e. divide Y pro
ciar1ando iercchoS 10 s~oSpechadoS
Quiza. al:ente hoy 81 eStablccimiento
de una nUeva tirania. e e~ntroniza-
mieDto dc une nUeVa caSta. de una
,iic:Iduya no tornado, por "a fuerza del
falento como en- ia Grecia preterita o
MERGED al deSlunbramiento de hechos
spices V levendas glorioSas como "a de
Napoleon. sino Ia peor de las dictadu-
ras. "a dictadura del p~roletariado, que
dice LIE Bon. constituida solamente.
excIus:vamente. por 10 abrumador del
nGmero. 81 terror. Ia violencia Y 81
cv!nen. sistenI que Marx en- su mente
acaIorada juzgaba util pero que los
sRsayos hechos en- Rusra nos han de-