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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
WISCONSIN ROADS !.
MUST RAISE RATES

WASHINGTON. Dec. T-~RalIroads
operating in Wisconsin were ordered
BY the Interstate commerce commits
sion today to put into effect imsmedi
atels increases In infrastata rates com.
mensurate with the advances author
ised in interstate tariffs
Similar orders were made apple
able recently hy the commission in
the cases Of intFastate rates Ia New
York and Illinois.
The increases authorized for Wis
consin include a 20 per cent increase
In passenger fares and charges. cxceas
baggage charges and rates on milk
and cream. and also nur-eharge on
sleeping and nari0r ear nccommoaa-
tions. amounting 20 60 per cent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02

The object ~ lhe state executives,
which l. SAID % BE- without parallel
IN the history ~ American government,
Il f0r me organization ~ governors 20
suggest 81 congress and actively adj
sueato thn passage of legislation nee-
ossary to refund tho debts - farmers
who are plnrhed by falling markets
with heavy stocks uf surplus products
IN hand. 80 a. to give them a year %
more in which % rseOup losses and
. wait Cor a STRENGTHENING market Il
y proposed "a 40 this through oxien-
.ion or adaptation ~ the federal re-
serve system
4 second proposal. also scheduled %
rneeiVe consideration by the committee
= another b. Governor Harding that
foreign trade corporation be formed
la finance purchases 0f American farm
products by foreign countries unable
ihrouah present lack of funds. tn come
into tie American market.
one voice. that % Governor Edwards,
20 NrN Jersey. was raiscl in 0hlec-
iloa Ths eastern executive who L.
banker. said he thought federal lcg-
lslaiian such - ls contemplated ~
UI. eallearues. would b. ''coumer-
eially wrong" Conditions should be
IN 10 ADJUST themselves. he declared.
several states. represented by their
chief executives Ur w0Nernors-elcct,
were represented In a condition verg-
lnR "a the extremely critical while
.pokexmen Cor most ~ the Others as
.@sfnfed te the general proposition thas
thefe IA eenulme cease for alarm IN
lhe outlook
Production Of foOdstuffs WIN posi-
lively cease ln fhe Mississippi Valley
within m next two years Il better
andltlsns arr not quickly brought
.haut Governor j. n. A Robertson q
oklahoma told thc conference when h.
was introduced "A 4 iunchein rendered
ihe visitors hy the iarrishurg Cham
uer ~ Commerce.
rho Same fears were echoed by Gov
srnor j u Bartlett. ~ New Hampshire
tua Governor e A Cooper ~ south
carolina who added that his miaeivlngs
attended into either nelis ~ necessary
PRODUCTION as well
other activities - the conference 90.
lav lnehHifd discussion ~ the Kan,
80 court ~ Industrial relations by Gov.
ernor Allen of Kansas. ard q dinner
fonlaht AZ ihe executive mansion a. enc
sttasis ~ Governor and Mrs. Spruul
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02

JASPER. Ala. Dec Fire orlal !.
mating at 4:2o his morning IN the
suitding Of the Crawford Mercantile
Company had destroyed twenty busi-
ness houses and ten residences before
u was brought under control az 9
o'clock. Early estimates place the loss
hove s5ee COO.
The principal business block Of the
town and portions ~ three other
blocks were wiped out in the blaze
which gained rapid headway. famed
~ a stiff wind
Included in the burned area was the
property Of the Southern Bell Tele-
phone Company and the Western TN
ION telegraph Company. the First Ma
tioal Bank and the Southern Hotel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
WALSH HEARING
TOBE RECESSED
Many Witnesses Testify to Al
legged Mismanagement Re-
sulting I'm Big Losses.

NEW YORK. Dec. THE Walsh
congressional commit zee investigating
affairs of the United states shipping
board terminated here today a three
weeks open session. The committee
viii resume It's work after the re~con-
vening Of congress. sitting for a time
In Washing on before returning 10
New York.
Among witnesses testtfying today
were John Cranor, former represen-
tative Of the Downey ship Building
Corporation at Washington. and Les-
ter sisier, former secretary OF the
shipping board. who were named by
Tucker X. Sands In his testimony as
sharing In an alleged fee OF $4,000.
which sands said was paid 70 obtain
shipping board contract. Both wit
nesses denied the charges and asserted
they were unable 10 say what motive
inspired Sands % make them. VIII
liam Denman. flrst executive Of the
fleet corporation, also testified that
there had never been q controversy
over the wooden ship program between
him and Major Gene. al Goeihals. as
sociated with him IN organization OF
the corporation.
During the sessions here. subpoenas
and volunteer witnesses testified tn
numerous alleged instances of mis-
management and lack Of accounting
and checking. which were said TO have
resulted In losses 20 the government
Of millions of dollars.
Martin Gillen, expert. assistant e.
former Chairman Payne. testffled that
more than So GOO COO coo of the value
OF the ships. for which the government
ssss a44e fgKa#
Gee 600, had been authorized" and
houid be treated the anne as burned
powder" or other war emergency ex-
aeuNes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
Gen. ObregOn s Induction
Into office Is Peaceful

gon. moving picture machines clicket
a1d energetic photographers kept up
fusllade 81 flasblg ghts. The diplomatic
gallery was niled
With rs new president safely In
stalled In Office. Mexico City made car.
niyal FOR the remainder ~ the nlSht
The cafes which normally close
midnight offered special musical pro.
grams and dancl sg begnnlug AZ ht
hour. IN the streets holiday crowd.
threw confetti and bands played ev.
orywhere.
prasldeut 0hrewon planned Is sta-
his 0f-cial life with a reception Al
thc national palace to-day. al Naacn a.,
new cabinet was o. be- sNurn IN aat
probably short addresses made hoN
By the new president and TIE trjH
executive. Provisional President de q
liueria
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02

GLOUCESTER Mass, Dec. 1 - rhe
burial today Of John Winters recalled
10 the old-time fisherman tradition
~ modern flying dutehman." and is
ghostly crew that were believed 20
roam the seas n pursuit of a ship that
had sent them % the bottom.
Winters was the last survivor of
the crew of the Gloucester schooner
Charles Haskell which In . storm In
March. 1859 ran down and sank q
salem schooner and its entire crew
on Georges Fishing Banks lie dled
a The Fishermams snug Harb0r In his
s2nd year. repeat ~ almost 70 the last
the tale ~ she ghost ship IL Lhe flsh-
lnx banks. which was supposed 20
have pursued the Haskell throughout
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02

HARRISBURG Pa Dec. 1Governors and governors-elect
representing half the states of the Union voted at their
annual today inquiry into what
variousy called acute" alarming and tragic situation
facing farmers Of the country with view 70 recommending fed
eral legislation 20 assist them.
toward carrying out their plan which was sug
ested BY W. L. Harding. of Iowa. the conference
consisting Of Governors Harding Beckett of
Carolina Hocomb of Connecticut Parker Of louisiana
and Goodrich make preliminary survey and
por the conference After
contemplated 10 committee Washington urge
islation before congress. which this month
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02

MEXICO CITY. Dec. General Al
yaro ubrcgon was lnauguraied presi-
ient ~ Mexico at mldn ghl last niEht
The simple ceremony of taking oath of
Office marked the fourth time ID thr
republics history of - years that the
executive power has been Transferred
peacefully. GcOrgc r Summerl.n
harge a affaires for me United states
was among those present AZ the cere-
moay.
Provisional President o. In Hucrta
who sat az General uhreg0ns right a.
ne Was sworn in In the chamber -
deputies. wa the nrsi 90 embrace the
lcw president and a. the succession -
etiring ana newly appointed cabinet
ministers. members 81 congress and
other officials greeted President 0bre-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
CONFESSION IN
PIERCE KILLING

|. PHILADELPHIA, Dee. i~-Petef
rroadwaV confessed today, aceordtng
e. the police. that hs killed Henry r
pIorrw manufacture agent. who was
found beaten % death here ou Nov
,se fe r. said a. have ahaolYcd Marie
boots" Phillips. also known a. sue
ttorern. and j A. Mess 81 any con-
neeflon with tire actual killinN bui
made no mention ~ "At' smith. the
fourth member ~ the party alleged
fo have been in PierCes apartment
when b. met hia death.
Treaawmy. the officials aay assumed
FUN responsibility for tho ACT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
POLICE STATION /.
Is BURGLARIZED

HIOm POINT. n G. Dee. The
rlinaN N the current series 81 burg
isrtes which has resulted In local
merchants sleeping in their stores 90
ruard their merchandise. has been
capped police funds have been stolen
from police henaquartcrs while the
rtwht fures was out in search ~ burg
lara ON Monday night when TIE po-
nee headquarters Vas vacated Tor a
brief peried. a police iockor was en-
tered and about SO On currency taken
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
QUADRUPLETS ARE
BORN IN UTAH

SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. Mrs.
Vina r knight. wife of a farmer at
Plain City utah. gave birth 10 four
children, three boys and girl. last
night. Dr. George Baker Of Ogden re
ported that the mother and two Of the
children are progressing fayora bly,.
Two - the bankruptcies died a few
hours after birth. The attending ply
sician says he thinks the other two
win Tive The babies weighed about
four and one-half pounds each.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
JUDGE PRTTCHARD
SERIOUSLY ILL

ASHEVILLE. n. G.. Dec. The
condition ~ Judge J. c. Pritchara q
this city. presiding officer OF the fourth
circuit. United states circuit court -
appeals. who Is ili at a local hospital
- reported improved tonight He Is
stili said % be very sick. but hope l.
held out hy relatives that he win re-.
cover
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
IMMIGRATION Is
TO BE STUDIED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The house
immigration eommi tee will meet to-
morrow 90 begin 20 work on drafting
legislation dealing with immigration
20 be introduced at the coming saH-
siona of congress. Members ~ the
committee. who have drafted meas
ures. will bring them 10 the commit
tee and IL ~ expected that from these
the bin 90 be introduced win be form
ulated.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
LABOR WOULD
REPEAL SPY ACT

WAsHINGTON. Dec. f.-Members
of the amnesty committee OF tho
American Feaeration - Labor win ap-
pear this month before the senate ju-
dietary committee AZ hearings on SEN
TOR France resolution for the repeal
i the espionage law. h was announced
today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
BOOZE FOUND ON
SHIP AT MOBILE

MOBILE. Dec. IA force % Gus
toms Officers tore away the side of a
structure In the frcroom Of the fruit
steamer Norma. arriving here today
from Tela. Honduras. and seized Ave
cases of whi key Nine members Of
the frcroom force were arrested and
charged with violation OF the national
prohibition act The liquor vas not
on the ships manifest.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
GERMAN EMPRESS
FAILING SLOWLY

nOORN. Holland Dec. The con-
sftion ~ Augusta Victoria. the for.
NOR German empress was little
hanged during the day. She VS. SIN
f4liv conscious at 8 O'Clock this eve
nlnm. thoueh much exhausted hy the
heart attacks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
SMITH TRIAL AT
MACON TO START

MACON. Ca. Dec. i.-Emmitt Z
smith wili so on trial here tomorrow
on a charge ~ murder for the shoot
ing ~ Ethel Kelley and her daughter.
Mae Marsh. both o. whom died from
heir wounds on Feb. 90.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
GOVERNORS WILL AID FARMERS OVER CRISIS
Executives Describe
Situation as Tragic

Decision Reached at Conference at Which More
Than Half the States Were Represented Pro-
vides for Strong Committee to Appear Before
Congress with Suggestions of Remedial Legis-
latOn After Survey.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02

asaAs ssssssss ss.sV NgffaAa ssssss.ss*bs
Accumulated deficiency thia year 60
date, SCI.
Hiwheas Of reoord for December ~
degrees
Lcwswt q record for Dsoomber. IL
degrees
Rainfall
Fur ~ hours ending y. m. o.
Total for this month 70 Z .. IA. a
Normal Tor Dee. 4iT sarhes
Accumulated excess this year 70 date
III inches
t4unsldisy-
= m. SOS. p. m. SEA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
WEATHER FORECAST.
! u % q . a q a u % u % u q . . !

Wfnds-0 YER east euaif-aTodevnfe
north 70 northeast winds. fair weather
THURSDAY
Hattera& % Key Wenf--MadeFmta 10
fresh wind. and northwest winda nx-
gspt over Florida Straits. fair waather
Thursday.
Y. :. wgATHga aEeoar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30
la FUSION De los PARTID0S In III boNDAD0

Con motive de- los desgraeiadOs acontecfmieAjos habfaes Iii las
Ihlas del republcanismo. U del dsgusso general de- Is VeHdadefos reT
l~publranos, Sc la cfeido conyenientc u nccesafio para acabaf de una
Evez por todas con IA chca del condado, hacer una fusion con IL par.
lido democratic j fn de poner nuvos ofpalss y guitar l Ios perpe
tuos del poder, v esta fusion, que 50 resolyera esa noche. es de Ia
mayor importanca, puesfo que De ella depcnde III tfiunfo del pueblo,
que en- estos asuntos Sc debe guar ante TODD pot III respeto absolute
De sus hbertadcs, sin atenci6n a par6doss
En- Ia IunLa de este da, B sea en- Ia convention democratic, Sc
resolyera de comun acuerdo quienes serdn los candidates de umo u
oro parhdo que cofran para los destnos del condado, Y estainos SCI
guos que los nomnados, sin atencion a partido. seran las personals
mas a prop6sao para desempenaHos; y ii resultado seFa IN boleto
satsfactorio para todos, pues sera in boleto nombrado y no impuesto.
como Ia sdo cosbumbre hacerlo hasta ahora.
Ya es tempo de que los vecnos ccmprendan que no deben de-
jarse imponer por los amos. que aqui, como en- TODD FL estado, STEM
pre- han dctado SUI vountad Comprendendo este. hasta los mis-
mos candidates que fueron nominados en- Ia convention republican,
de condado. sabemos que esan dspuestos hacerse I'm lado \ dejar
que ohos sean nominados. 81 ash 10 hacen, en- vz de suicidarse poll
hcamene. dejarSn IA puerta alberta para ser electos en- oha OCCASION
al paso que 81 Sc afenan. perderan para siempre Ia oportunidad de-
hacerse eegr pr el pueblo.
En- cuanto a Ia fusion de anbos partdos, estamos en- absolute
en- favor de clio. porque ash Re presentaran Al pueblo buenos candida
los Adenas, no hay que perder de vista 81 hecho de que ahora que
los amos estan convencdos de Ia p6ca esperanto cue denen de saIrAl
Sc con Ia suya, han reconcentrado ss esfuerzos Ell Yer Que IA proxhmal
legislature. especialmente a Senado, sea tornado AZ sus ~partdarios.
impedf af Il habaio del gobernador en- case due sea eecto in
gobernador democratic, como hay todas las probabIidades que va al
suceder. Hay que culdar Que los noninados para senador sean per-
de caracter independence y no meros lnstrumentos del caciquis-
mo, pues ii ash fuera, Sc habrla perdido TODD 10 ganadp FL fesultadol
conraproducentes su
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30
Sc fOUIvOCA, COLEcAl

Aunque no quiseramos conlestar los ariculos que nos dedla
nueslro agreeable colsga lei independents de las Vegas, no pode-
mos menos que hacero. al yer IA safa de dsparates y fasedades
que dehca & los "d1enos de Ell Nuevo Mexicano. a quenes pone de
orc y azul pofque han scnido ID fnmeza de declararse Independence
y rebeIdes a las 6Fdenes de los amos. entire clos II s.. Amo De ~H
Independence
Aiima d coleea en- question. que Il ST. Cutting. uno de los due
nos dc Fl Nueyo Mexicano. fe hace POGO a SOlCfAk kEC0Mkh-
DACI0NES para ocupsr oeto pussto Dc i~mpotnnda pdbhcas" y que
fue a "estrechar b mano J externar ffases casnosas De hnie De los
caciques Fan, Bursum, Romero, Sally, Hawkins, OteFo ) oHos"
HabfSse sisio menhra mas pateniel cuando Ia sdo TODD 10
s.. Cutting para peduk - -soposie " Y en- cunnso a ore Il Capt
Cuttiua los necesiie para aeo. espernlmenie Il -ano~ d n lndrpen-
dentee : 4 mayor dspsfa,e qpe ( pueda maeinafl HS, Cutting
pdendo -rccomendaeone , qnen li necssaa = misao, , 20 20
dfa ds nnsanl. qt abaadol
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"a duxf para qe luTa mis- anpostsnts1 te etda = sinuaf qe 81
puelo a. erAd ana edssnt1enenle 3 " em1 dd pettoi que
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shr daan a en fAs taht. W - $50 = a -
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30
La nL0CIcAD DE- ROMERO

En- IA fatidca convencion de Albuquerque, el Amo del condado
dc San Miguel, faIto de razones que aducr en- contra az LarrazolO.
acudio al ~expedente de insultarIo a su mode. dciendo que Larrazclo
era "extranjero. porque naci6 en- Mexico, y otros muchos dnparatcs
|pr 81 estlo, y que no Sc debia tener en- cuenta como candidate pOr
ea razon. IN
QuRn de esa. manera trata de Ievantar una indgna question de
raza en- plena asamblea. e mil wees mas indgno y demuesHa Sd ab
soluta faia De sentido comdn y 81 sgposanca. tQue no sabe FL baen
senor que los Estados Unidos, como naeion. estan compuestos On su
gran mayoria de individuos venidos de otros pabes. va sea latnos D
sajones2 tQue no sabe que los ciadadanos no sc calaican pr 81 lr-
gar de So nacimiento, sino POI 81 talenlo. POI su leaAad y PATRIOTS
mop tAcaso quzo lndcar que por ser nacido en- Mexico era un pana.
I'm ser indano de vvir en- esa naci6n. D quzA tuvo miedo de que qi-
sierra convertr a Nueyo Mexico en- enhdad mexicana2
ST nos pussramos a ehminar a todos los ciudadanos que hoy e$
tan desempenando puestos pdblcos de mucha rcspqnsabiidad y ho
nS, tan solo por haber nacbdo fucra de este suelo. lend1amos que
delar vacanes mas de las tres cuartas parties de las oEninas p6bhcas|
en- toda "a nac6n, pues cuSi nacio en- hlanda. cual cn heatefra. cuaI
Is criando de Francn, cual de Italia. cual dc Aemania o ii los paises
ia~tnoamercanos. Ia constitution no requere que Sc hays nacido y
Sc sea De d~sscendcncia sajona para poder desempSnar IN destno p8-
bGco; y s. ai fuera, quedarian fuera de- dcshno mucAsmos hombres
de saeuto que no han nacido aqui y SIN embargo han pfobad ser
nuestsos meiores cudadanos.
Pero en medic De 81 eeguedad y ~ odo hacia 4 Gobernados. FL
s., Romero Sc owd6 haxta d. los mas mdimenlaes principi0 dG cf
ysmo. y 81 desat6 ea nnpFoperios contra Larazoko POI Il uande e6
men Dc habe naeido On Mtxroi fQut dsera Is. Romero pr haber
nacido baio aqusi ciro. 0 siqmsra por eonoceIol al menos habra
apsenddo ako De uFbanidad DE- eonesa. cue anlo nsresaa. J -
bra dssngus q Gro dd oobss. ] atos soa ls eselqua zoe X
Green npenoses a i0sdenis. hs qe p%seesn b guerra a eaasi.
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san Mareiab NJ M. sept. a9 1870.
ISr. editor DE HI N0eY0 Mexican0
hfuy Sr. MIC.
AIlcho a~preciare CUE me p~er1nika
~anunciar p0f medic de las c0lnmnas
Ide I'D ~acfeditad0 semana1fo, Que hi
lhfjita AAfAalIA tehdI6 IN ynel0 a TAI
manei0aeg e~tefaaa, desputa ae Aurrtf
|de una faerte fiebre 40 otnc0 dla6s d
'dia Y del que rife. h h tlsfna edad AZ
4 ahUss . meses y ~ dlas.
beia para lafnentAr 80 eterna sepaa
racI6n, sunsldoa b tFibte peaar 3 shs
PADRES RoumsldNa y DIavd: 40 her.
manita Natigldad y hermaniso GeF6'
nine.
In ineBpefada paftidR 40 naestsa
aIasda Asmallh. noN aHiA en hnnasa0 do
Ion. que sefia dificii cempafaf50. w.
10 ninss Cd SIN aaNsoa d~aaianlns ha
Gsterpihado asf. y resAmo2M M pnF
y FesiEaHei6ms paf2 snffif n.
ndeencla ~ nuNAtFa Aanafn
liiss
gerss fsmhien, pof madgo &c esiHs
ilnnas. d4r nuestfas mAs fntinaaa gfa-
efas Z te4os aanesfqs Hnllaos j parftn
le@ aua 9 9 ban diEnad0 expfcsAf ~
TN nAk ftspst4psameBfN a. uztgd.
DAVID = gAcA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30
RICHARD 4 HAMA 10 s ANTEMuIcANo

Hemos ODD drxa POI esos rpndos COR = sanA4ib pare GAef.
nadof 20 4 baeA danbsals. naa RrhatdH Hsnn4. 3 "a sname
nesne s~ufsatzso. az. y qe ~ = aala 4 ecNs huo.sus
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pAso 4 MElcK VIDA

cafidn da Jefhsz, Sept. ID. ta2O.
Sr. editor de Ri Naeso Afaxfc4ao
Muy 81. mfos =
Eupilco q I'D. se dsene aar publIei
dad Al slguiente eninunieaao sn 81
~apreciable sentanarip.
Cue IA Digina rreVidencia NOS hs
qnlgauo ae nuestr0 medic a naestfp
IuAeFid0 padre Eduardo Jaramiliu, aver
domingo. dia 10. del ~presenso. 4 la
avanxada edad de % amos y IN mes.
pues MT querid0 padre nacf6 eli Pehs
Blanca, 81 ~ IL Ag0slo de 1881.
Sas frAtoe fgefnn dep0siiad0s an 50
Ultima mofadh hoy ldnes, aia 10. en-
III eampossnt0 del fnMAf, dospadH d&
ddfsgla mlsa de eusrpo presents em
Ia Capiila de NueMfra Henorn dc tina
dalHpe, g9r 81 Rev. raarn Antonio.
pAFroeo Dc ~ Isiesia ~ 1aniAz aye
dadO poF laK HegManas Ma1ieiosxa
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|obstante que no Is cat6hco, sino por Ell eonlfario pertenece 4 Ofra re
lhgaon. SIN embargo estamos SECURES que no va a persegur a nade POI
81 solo hecho de no ser de ST credo, pues es bien sabido que las cues.
homes De religion no entran, nj deben mencionarse en- cueshones az po-
Inca, y hacer 70 contrario, Is una mala f. De parte Do lbs que lAs hal
cen. La religion ID poltca SON dos cosas enterannenGe aparte
Nuestro pueblo no debe nunca medr Ia ~intchgencia i las aptnE
|ds De IN hOmbfe para sobcrnar, por 70 que crea en- particular deatro
de- sd fuefo inferno, pues en- este hbre pain, TODD Il mundo tsne dere-
cho i pensar y Greer como Il parezca. En- cuanlo j Que sea antime-
IA yemcs que no - ha probado y pr b tanto no Is verdad, y
solo han sacado a luF esa question los que no tenen uingrnas otras
razones para asacar al 81. Hanna.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-30
E~nsenenIes quienes son los que for
man Ell gran Partfdo Republican,

MrsFal. Mr. Bursum, MI Hawkins Mrs Suny y sus agentes az
condado reclaman que enos sorel Paftido Republican,,
Hace yeinicnco amos que estan recamando este misno.
Tantas veces 10 han repehdo que va b Green enos mismos.
Como buenos y heles r~epubLcanos. vamos probandoes que es-
tan baio Ia Influenza de una fusion soamente.
Acaso consiste l partsdo Repubicano en- Ell estado de Ia Ga.
HPaso and Southwestern Y de Ia compania Chino Copper Co. y unas
cuantas companies carboneras2
Acaso conaste Ell parddo Republican, en- este cstado de los abo-
gados, agentes i pohhcos de estas corporaciones2
81 af Is. donde eniran los olros $4,000 ~miembros2
listed. lector nuestro. como uno de los 10000. va 4 df So poda
ala Chino Copper Company. a FL Paso and Southwestern. a Secundino
Romero, Ed. Otero MI. Bursum7
Entonces solo lie quedaf6 lener que pasar las conubecones de
las corporacicnes NADIA mas.
tIasta cuando va a permitr que eHos c~ouinden como a "Partido
Republcano2