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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-25
BABC0CK PLAN FOR NORTH DA.
KOTA is ADVOCATED
Good Roads Association Pledges Sup
port to Constitutional
Amendment ~

Minot, N. D., Nov. 19.-Pledging
support to an amendment to the state
constitution, similar in effect to the
so-called Babcock amendment in Min
nesota, the North Dakota Good Roads
association, in session here, mapped
out an extensive program for improv-
ing North Dakota's highways.
Before adjourning the association
decided to have their first annual
meeting in Bismarck on the third
Tuesday in January next and elect
ed the following officers: N. B. Black,
Fargo and C. L. Young, Bismarck,
vicepresidents; A. ]. Ross, Stanley,
treasurer; Will E. Holbein, Minot;
G. L. Ireland, Grand Forks, and a.
A. Bradley, Williston, directors.
The proposed constitutional amend
ment was drafted by State Senator
w. S. Whitman of Grand Forks. It
provides for the establishment of
truck system of highways, to be con-
structed, improved and maintained by
the state, and the establishment and
authorization of the creation >of a
fund for such purpose by taxation of
motor vehicles, the issuance of bonds
or otherwise. 1t will be introduced
at the coming session of the legisla-
ture and to insure favorable action
the next meeting of the association
was set for Bismarck at time when
the legislature will be in session.
The officers and directors will se-
lect the balance Of IL directors from
judicial districts not represented on
the directorate.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-25
FARM BUREAU BRIEFS

County Chairman S. G. Busby,
delegate to the proposed state fedora
tion at Fargo, Nov. 10th and 11th,
reports splendid: meeting with en-
thusiasm and harmony throughout.
Although it was decided ito form
state federation, yet there were so
many details il. connection with meth
DDS Of membership drive, fees, and so
forth, that these matters were left
with committees, who, after thorough
deliberation, will make public their re-
PORTS. Mr.. Dusby says, however,
that the prevailing opinion OF the
members present was in favor of
sending CORPS of trained organizers
into the field, such organizers to be
farmers with tine and talent for the
work. It was also the general opin-
on that farmers in each county would
Nfurnish transpol alton Tor tie organ
izers. This is virtually the same
plan that has l,aen used successfully
n Minnesota titis last summer. Mr..
Busby says th&a as high as SO per
cent of the faroers had been enrolled
IN many count;es by this method.
II believe" s:s Mr.. Busby, Chat
The Farm Burc"a is che thing. We
must first Ct, thoroughly organized
so we can &c: hearing"
Mr.. A. E. 1yD the other delegate.
was prevented oe sickness from at
tending. =
No, the Farm Hureau has not ad-
vised the FARM, . Strike" 1t will
get what it go, after through bus
mess like methus. and not by hold
up. '-
The Nolan biz vhich seeks to place
very large ss.a,, of the burden of
federal taxat@u the land, is one of
the measures wnia'l the Farm Bureau
has already ejvee a severe jolt. 1t
will come up again, but we hope by
that time the bateau will be so strong
as to bury ii f>r good.
4uS 4NdClUIlui j dEul, BUREAU + Guerra
ton, although Organized only since
last March, has more than a million
members
Eight counties in North Dakota
voted at the recent general election,
whether or not to, continue county
agent work, Results of election
show 1882 for the work and 7,47S
opposed to it. Hence, a vote of bet
ter than two to one for the work
Every one of the eight counties car
ried in favor of the work from Golden
Valley the lowest with 68 per cent
in favor, to Morton and Williams the
highest with 78 per cent in favor.
The county agent attended Sec
tional conference in Bismarck Tues
day and Wednesday Of this week.
We are making arrangements for
sevsral winter meetings in various
parts of the COUNTY. We expect to
have these so well distributed that ey-
cry one, 20 matter where he lives;
may avail himaeH of at least one -of
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-25

results. The N. D.. Anti ti-1ubercu-
losis Association conceived the idea
and at our state bitorium equipped
and furnished porch school room,
engaged teacher and betrayed all
of the expenses connected Herewith.
The results have for several years
been all that could be desired.
Blankets, robes, sleeping bags and
fur wraps will defy even 40 below
zero. The ruddy glow produced by
an hour Of winter sunshine and the
glass Of hot railk do wonders for the
pupils. Christmas Seals made it pos.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-25

sible. Think Of little unfortunate
being helped back to health and use-
fulness. When the seal sale is on in
your town push it along.
Another Open Air School under the
supervision OF our secretary report
ed as follows: "At the end Of the term
every child was in the pink Of phys
ical condition. Mentally the young
people were alert and made splendid
records, each one doing two years.
work in six months time"
Buy Christmas Seals and have q
part in this most excellent work.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-25
THE OPEN AIR SCHOOL

The open air school is comparative
", new agency in Public Health
Work. There are over 500 Of them
all over the United States. In the
balmy south and sunny west they are
at their best; but they are not by
any means confined to what might be
called the milder climates. In our
own North Dakota they have been
held through the coldest winters for
many years. The combination Of
rest, work and play in the open has
been productive of the best possible
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-25
PETER REICH STARTS ON LONG
WEDDING TRIP

= Peter Reich, of the Temvik neigh.
borhood, left Monday on long we'd
ding t:.p which will take him clear to
Holland where he will meet his future
wife, young lady from Germany
with whom he became acquainted
while he was one of Uncle Sans
army of occupation following the
signing of the armistice.
\ pete will be married in Belgium,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-25
ST. PAUL GuNMAN CAUGHT

st. Paul-"Big Chris" Downing, no
torious st. Paul gunman, who broke
out Of the Ramsey county jail on April
Is, after 9 running gun fight, which re.
suited in the shooting and severe
woundinG pf John Brady, deputy jailer,
was arrested without resistance on the
streets Of Hurley, Wis, by Frank Bar.
dos, chief Of police Of Hurley. Dowl.
fng's arrest, IL the result Of . six-
months search.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-25

In the above statement, A. desig-
mates the highest, and B the lowest
temperature in "a hours.
Snow flurries fell on Sunday and
Monday last, but did not amount to
very much, the greatest precipitation
of the week being on Monday 21st,
when the rainfall amounted to O.O6
inches.
The general attitude of the barome-
ter has been to hang around 80 inches
sea level, and the Indications at the
time of writing are for a continu-
ance of the present weather. i.
REV. VIM. MALPASS,
Cooperative Observer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-25
Women Live LONGER Than Men.

Women Live Longer Than Men.
Records show that more women live
to be centenarians than men. When
the census Of the United States was
taken in 1900, it was found that 6,298
persons between the ages of ninety
i've and ,ninety-nine were living. and
Of this number 1886 were women.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-25

and then will return to Emmons coun-
ty to make his home. He is one Of
the members of the local post of the
American Legion, and he may expect
a warm wedding reception on his re-
turn. :.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-25
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES

1t should not be necessary to again
remind school directors that the
United States flag MUST fly over ev-'
cry school. We have inspected about
half of the schools and the flag was
not over at least half Of these. Eth
er there was no flag or no flag rope
on the pole. There should be good
flag at each school, and it should be
up in seasonable weather, every day
school is in session. Teachers should
report to their directors that they are
unable to fly the flag ana if this does
not bring results, report the matter
to this office as we intend to have this
law complied with
There have been several inquiries
relative to where the "Ayres Spelling
Lists" may be obtained. You can.
get them from the Russell Sage Foun-
dation, New York City, for ten cents
a copy.
The following pupils received Nine
Month Perfect Attendance Certif-
icates this week: Herman Ronning,
Kintyre, and Lulu Hirvela and Doro-
thy, Seeman, Wilson.
Following is list of those receiv-
ing the three-month Punctuality Pin
this week: Raymond, Marie and Eliz-
abeth Deitlein, Herbert and Orville
Hanson, Herman Ronning, Raymond
Day, Marian, Florence and mi1es
White, Mabel and Annie Sundahl,
Ellen Gorder, Wilbur Erbele, Ruth
and Harold Olson, Dorothy Swanson,
Winifred Rambough, Ethel Hanson,
Twylah Savig and Harry Beal, Kim
tyre; and Johnny Seeman and Annie
Pekkola, Wilson.
/. A few more schools have enrolled
as Junior Red Cross Schools. Every
school should be enrolled this year.
All that is required is to send in for
ty-five cents as q subscription to the
Junior Red Cross News, and your
school is enrolled and all the pupils
get their Red Cross button. There is
no reason why every teacher should
not make hr school Red Cross school
Please attend to this at once, IS this
is Red Cross Week.
Petitions are being cirulated for a
county nurse. TwentySeight coun-
ties now have nurses, and Emmons
county does not want to be the last
in the list.
: q IL = -
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-25
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU
Linton Substation

Weather report for the week end:
ing at 8 p. M, on Wednesday, Nov
2dth.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
LA cREAClON DE LA ESCUElA
PARA NINOS ANORMAlES

Logr6se por fin Ia creaci6n de la
Escuela especial para ninos anorma-
les de la cual tanto Sc habfa hablado
en- estos ultimos dfas sin que NADIA
practice Sc viera, hasta aver u que
do establecida en- el local que ocupa
Ia Escuela Normal para Maestros en-
las GALES de San Ildefonso.
Al frente de Ia nueva institution
fu& puesto ell professor Leopoldo RodrI-
guez Calder6n, quien al mismo item
20 habra de encargarse del examen
| psicol6Cico de los e~ducandos.
El personal de IN nueva escuela es-
IL integrado en- la forma siGuiente:
Secretaria V m~ecan6grafa, sehorita
Maria Octavia Rodriguez. investigator
| social. professor EuEenio Carrasco;' en-
! .argado del examen Pedagogical. profe-
( sor Antonio Aguirre. medico e~specialis-
"a. encargado del examen mSdico psi
quiatrico. doctor ~Ignacio Gonzalez; en-
fermera. sonora Guadalupe a. Vida. de
Correa Castillo V profesoras de grupo,
senoritas profesoras Luz AEuilar. pro-
fesora Araminta del Moral, profesora
Maria de Ia Luz Rea, Y profesora Ca
rolina del Vale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
SERA LA
COSEcHA DE AlGODON

La Secretarfa de Hacienda ACADIA de
acordar Ia derogacion de IN decreto
cue Ia propia s~ecretarfa expidi6 prohi-
biendo Ia exportacion del algod6n. Esta
disposition obedece a que la Secretarfa
de Hacienda V Credito PGblico recab6
inforrnes en- Ell sentido de que las CO.
sechas de esa fibra seran en- Ia pr6xima
temporada superabundantes, bastando
con creces a cubrir el consume interior
sin que los precios sufran alteration
alguna.
SegGn ell decreto que ACADIA de dero-
garse los aIgodoneros solo podfan ex-
portar dicho producto mediante IN per
misc especial de Ia Secretarfa de Ha-
cienda. Fus por ESQ que todos los ha-
cendados Sc apresuraron a suplicar Ia
derogaci6n de tai decreto que de Sc
suir en- vigor serfan gravemente per-
~judicados en- intereses, pues las
enormes cantidades de algod6n que no
fuesen a~provechadas en- Mexico no ten
drfan ninEua salida Y en- consecuecia
el precio del alsod6n bajarfa a grade
tai que la siembra para e. aho entran-
te seria incosteable.
Mahana. probablemente, sera promul
gado ell nuevo decreto por el cual que
dara sin efecto el que prohibfa la e1-
portaci6n del algod6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
Sc SUPRIMEN LAS CONTRl-
SUCIONES PARA LOS
O"NOMASTICOS

FL actual Director General de Co
rreos acaha de expedir una circular a
sus empleadoS que Ia merecido muy
favorables concentrates V Ia cual de-
IBERIA servir de ejemplo a muchos jefes
que consienten que u empleados Sc
sacrifiquen. unos voluntariamente v sin
otro objeto que adularles para que les
conserven en- ell puesto otorgado 0 por
favoritismo. Y otros. los mas, solo por-
cue los de arriba 10 e~jerZan represa-
liza sobre ellos, obsequiandolos con ia
les o cuales objetos para felicitarlos
con motive de sus o~nomasticos.
/ FL senior Cosme H~inoiosa, Director
de Correos, supo que algunos emplea-
dos andaban hacienda una colecta pa
"a o~bSequiarle con motive del dfa de
su santo que estaha pr6ximo. e inme-
diatamente expidi6 la circular n que
nos referimos Y por la cual prohibe
a Sus empleados que haGan colectaS
entire sus compa1eros. En- esta circu-
lar Sc les advierte que todos aquellos
cue sean sorprendidos recogiendo di-
nero entire L companeros para OBJ
SECULAR a sus iefes con motive del dfa
de su santo o bien' para felictiarles
por tai o cual ascenSo que hayan re-
cibido. seran inmediatamente ~expulsa-
dos de suS puestos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
LA AUTONOMlA DEL DE-
pARTAMENIO DEL TRASAJO

Dicese en- las atlas esferas oficiaIes
de la autonomia u piensa darse!e al
Departamento del Trabajo que actual
mente depende de Ia SeCretarla de Co.
mercio, Industrial y TrabaJo.
Nucho Sc ha ~estudiado este proyec-
TO V despues de importantes observa-
clones Sc ha llegado a Ia conclusion de
Que la Independence del mencionado
departamento significarfa su desarrollo
elective, puesto que ahora estan los
asuntos con q r~elacionados suJeEos
a una dilatada tramitaci6n.
Sabesc. pues, que en- el curse del mes
el P~residente de Ia Rep1blica dara a
| conocer el proyecto respective u
ciando Ia creaci5n del Departments
aut6nomo del Trabajo, del cual DEEPEN
| deran seguramente las oficinas de Pre-
vision Social que ahora d~ependen d.
rectamente de Ia Presidential.
En- 10 successive. pues, el jefe del De-
partamento del Trabajo acordara direc
,amente con el Presidente de Ia Repu-
blica Y de esta los asuntos to-
dos que haya de ventilar dicho depar-
tamento tendran una mas rapida tram!
taci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
CREACiON De UNA CAMARA
DE NAVIEROS

Acaban de reunirse en- eSta capital
los representatives de las companies
narieraS de mayor importancia. aquf
establecidas, con Ell exclusive objeto de
hablar sobre Ia formation de una Ca
mara de NavieroS. La idea fus acepta-
ia en- esta primera reunion y desde
luego empezaron a trabajar con este
lin, e~rnpezando por adoptar IN local
para sus oficinas, cuyo local es el mis-
mo que ocupa "a Confederation de Ca
maras de Concrete. Los bajos de este
edificio' estaran ocupados por las Off
cinas de Ia Rueva institution cue en-
hreve sera legalizada 81 creacion inau-
g~urAndoSe solemnemente.
En- esta junta Sc encontraron repre-
sentadas las siguientes companies:
Ward Line. Compahfa Trasatlantica
Francesa. Compahfa Trasatlantica Es-
pahola, Holland Amerika LIME, Ham
burg Amerika LIME. Leyland and Ha-
rrison Line, Norway and Mexico Golf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
PoR Ell DR.. IeNAclo ALcocER

pechar en- 81 el mas ligero tenor pa
"a haber r~enunciado, 81 hubiese que
rido.
e. Lie. TamariZ, preSento 81 re-
nuncia en- los ultirnos dias y no So
10 sin peligro de su vida, sino reci-
biendo del Pres;dente calurosas fell
citaciones y los mas sinceros agra
decimientos por Ell tempo que dur6
su collaboration.
e. licenciado Garcia Naranjo 'un-
ca expres6 deseo de ~retirarse de, go
bierno V su actitud. hasta hoy. prue-
ba que lie sobraron arTestos para de-
fender aquella situacion.
Banquet era demaSiado conocido
nara ~suponerle falta de entereza.
En- cuanto a mi humilde persona
confieso sinceramente que me inspira-
ban mas miedo los revolucionarios,
mis- antiques amigos y c~onocidos, que
codas las intemperanEias juntas de
Huerta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28

CIUDAD DE MENtCO, Agosto 20
En- los centres come-cialeS lie esta GU
dad No Sc habIa dec ira cosa que no
sea de Ia baja de precios que muy en-
breve tendran los articuloS de prime
"a necesidad. rs este e. tema obligado.
Publicaciones de ~fjnanzas, p~eriodlcos
espec;alistas Y hasta Ia correspondent
cia privada que llega a manoS de los
indusrriales V comerciantes de nuestro
pats Sc refieren prefe-entemente a la
baia de precios que VA empieza a SEN
tirse tanto en- los E,stados Cnidos 90
mo en- Europa en- no pocos arucu!os
de primera necesidad.
Diffcil serfa asegu-ar por ell momen
TO cuandc Y en- que proportion So de-
ARA sentir esa baja on uueStros Ger-
cados. Pero 10 cierto es que no pas;rdn
muchos d!as sin que e. pGblico pueda
abservar II baratur& celativa dc log
mISmos.
7 uno de los articulos en- que prime
-amente Sc observara, sin duca a4guna'
Ia considerable baja sera el azucar. Los
natses centraIes de Ia Europa, al verse
conmovidos por Ia tremenda guerra,
buhieron de ~clausurar sus fabricas y
n e~xportaci6n L, aQuelias n%aciones
dei6sa sentir en- todoS los mercadoS. Los
misrnos paises productores sc Vleron
privados del citado producto y al ca
| no de tanto amos de ~incesante pelea
| agotaron su a~lnacenaje.
tanto los Estados Unidos
| tIv5ercn ell control del azdcar en- la
production de Ia isla de Cuba. produc-
, cj6n Que Sc intensified de un modo
extraordinario constituyendo asi para
Ia ~republica antillana un progreso CO.
mercial como nunca 10 habla tenido.
PerSo al terninar el ano de 1919, con Ia
cesaci6n de las hoStilidades, los ESta-
dos Cnidos creyeron que no haoian
mene-ter a~preSurarse 4 renovar sus
contracts para la Importation del az0-
car de Cuba Y de clio Sc aprovecharon
las naciones europeas que Sc encon-
traban exhaustas del mencionado ar
cfculo. FL precio del azGcar que hasta
entonces Sc habfa sostenido n seis V
medic csntimos del dollar Ia libra, subi6
a Ia fabulosa cifra de veintidos centa-
vos.
Pero este ha terminado. Muchas de
las naciones de IA Europa reanudaron
desde hace tempo su production V vuel
ven va a exportar. Entire estas Holanda
ly Checo-ESlovaquia.
La llegada a los Estados Cnidos de
grandes c~argamentos de azGcar. proce-
denies de aqueIlas entidades. han de-
terminado una baja extraordinaria que
nuy pronto Sc podra palpar en- nues-
| troS mercedes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
|opNJoNEs soBRE 'UN DECEN0 DEP0LlTlCAMEXlCANA'

| ReSpecto a Ia version. a que de
tan buen grade presta hospitalidad
"A 81 obra Ell licenciado Calero, refi-
risndoSe al eminente pelisro que Co
rri6 eli licenciado Moheno de ser ase-
sinado por "los sicarios" de Huerta,
luego de ha.ber salido del Ministerio,
seria f4cil presumir que ell verdadero
peligro 10 ha de haber corrido Ell tri-
buno cuando, siendo aun Ministro de
Relaciones, era presidenciable por mi
nisterio de la ley.
Ell Lie. j. NJ. LoZano, como Minis
tro Y fuera del Ministerio, fue in
gran amigo del Presidente. Y Huer-
ia 10 estimaba ONO q IN camarada.
De Manuel Cara Aldape, en- toda
OCCASION Sc eXpreso el Oral. Huerta
con entuSiasmo' "ES I'm homtre de
caracter: su collaboration en- ell go
bierno fue inportantisima": decia con
frecuencia.
Del mismo Moheno lie OF decir a
menudo: "No Sc por que tiene tan
tos enemisos. Els intelisente y la
borioso. Ell unico defecto Que lie pon-
go es que anda diciendo por ALI que
este va Sc hundio, siendo el Ell ,Jefe
del Gabinete".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
Hay CRANDES ESPERANzAS EN- MEXICO DE-
.OIJE BA.JEN Los ARTICULOS NDISPENSABLE
Sers abundantisima la cosecha de algodon y pr tai motive
Sc suspende Ell embargo de Observation-Disclosures
de una Caamarad de Observation-Disclosures morall-
zadoras del gobierno prohibiendo c~olectas

LIME, Suecia America and Mexico LII
ne. Mexican Fruit c. S. c., : "a Gulf
Navigation Company.
4! objeto de Ia formation de esta
nueva instruction no es otro que Ell de
proteger los intereses de todos sus com
ponentes contra las huelgas de los oore
ros, pues Sc expIso en- la junta de re-
~ferencia que las companies naTieras
fueron las mas perjudicadas durante
las r~ecientes huelgas de Feracruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28

Como argumento de Ia poca consis-
tencia one encierra Ii affirmation que
hace ell libro dc que ell huertisno "se
alimento con sanSre't recordaremos
Ell complot del Oral. Fernando Con
zAleZ que el senior Calero menciona de
pasada.
Senior Ministro,-me dijo un dfa cl
'Presidente arreglAndose n~erviosa-
"mente los espejuelos en- Ia nariz-
'alquf tiene listed los ~ccmprobantes
del enredo que Sc trae entire rnanoS
'nuestro buen amigo el Oral. Fcrnan-
do Gonzalez, que ha veHido 4 WISH
"tarne varias Veces. AqUi esta este
'telegrama de Nueva York. esta CO.
"rrespondencia privada y estos an6-
"nimos. Son pruehas irrefutables Y
"todas coinciden acknowledgements a pc
'sar de su Gistinta procedencia. A mi
m deben arrehender en- el kil0me-
'tro { y respetar mi vida a TODD tran
'ce, por aquello del reconoci1iento
"posterior. A listed tambien 10 de-
ben aprehender pero sin miramien-
'tos de ningun genera. Esta es la
40" w Tvs "Ol'EN We Id COlJUId '
de los que han contribute con gran
"des sumaS de dinero".
"Vaya listed Y obre con prontitul.
"Tiene listed carta blanca en- Ell asun-
to-.
Por conductos exraoficiales. pero
oignos de credito, Sc hizo llegar al
conocimlento de los principales con-
jurados Ia noticia de que el gobierno
estaba en- possession de los PARTICIPATES
datos de Ia intriga Y que iba a pro-
ceder con violenCia. y al :nisno tiem-
pc Sc ~acordaban con Ell Inspector &C.
neral de Policia las medidas de pru-
dencia que 81 case requcrla, incluso
n mas e~Stricta v~igilancia de los jefes
de Ia trama.
POGO tempo despues recibfa el Mi
n~isterio los detalles minuciosos dc la
violenta escapatoria de los principa-
les miembros del fracasado comr!ot.
Sin derramar n gotta de sangre sin
encarcelar a nadie. sin a%tropellar no.
cares con cateos 0 ~pesqIisas nj 81
quicra dar de clio noticias a la prem
"a.
De casos parecidos poGriamos citar
mil ejemplos: escogimos este por
traerlo q colaci6n 81 senior Calero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28

das y cultas del pals Y aun muchos
de sus enemigos. de los que mas ira
b~ajaron para de-rocarlc y para desa-
creditarlo. Pudieron vivir en- Mexico,
durante Ell terrible regimen, miles lie
sus impugnadores que a tenido cue
soportar I'm prolongadlsimo destie-
.rro, precisamente por Ia caida de
6uerta.
"Hablarie de renuncia a Huerta era
una hazana harto pelisrosa- Para no
arriesgar Ia vida era n~ecesarlo ape
Ichugar con ell dictador.-..." dice Ca
lero-
FL licenciado Gorostieta, Ministro
de Justicia, en- pleno ConseJo de MI
nistros expuSo siempre con tanta IL
bertad sus protestas para TODD 10 que
,rsnaba con Ia eHtrerada pureza de
sus convicciones que Made pudo sos
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-12-17
Lies Responsibility

This is the thing you earn-nothing yours
till final
There's never place nothing you'll have
Whatever shall call for the best
You NAV dream which silver and gold buy,
But the greater the
shall lie;
life
For this is the great unwrten himself live
Has by which fame?
the charge with the
bring for this shall find
He hasm to do shall have much do
For wealth and fame trust
till his flesh
which governs all and this is the test
He that the world his best
Edgar A. Guest.