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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-11
WILSON AWARDED
NOBEL PRIZE
President Wilson IL Third American
20 Receive Peace Prize Given BY
inventor % Dynamite.

NEW YORK. Dec f0--Award az
tho Nobel peace prize today 20 Presi-
dent Wilson Ia Christiana as the per-
son who has promoted the fraternity
~ nations and the adjustment or d.
intuition ~ standing armies, and the
formation and increase OF peace con-
crosses" marks the sixteenth best0wal
OF the gift Of the swedish inventor %
dynamite, Alfred q Nobel. whose
nnrae Il bears President Wilson -
the third American "a receive the
peace prize. the others being Theodore
Roosevelt and Elihu Root
The prize. one nth OF the annual
interest on about $4,000 900 loft for the
purpose by Hr Nobel. normally
AMOUNTS 20 about sac. 600 but Is pay
able Ia Swedish kroners. which at the
present rate Of exchange represents
about f2e.lQ0 ~ American gold. A
kroner A the United States az pres
cnt has value ~ only f91-a cents
as compared 20 its normal value %
nearly ~ cents. Recipients an coun-
tries where the groner Is above par.
however, wall receive much more than
the amount stipulated. Knut Ham
sun % Norway. winner Of the Nobel
prize Tor literature. thus VIII receive
$4,000, ard a German award would
make the recipient IN that country al
most millionaire. Similar awards
are made In the Swedish storthing to-
day e. individuals who have attained
suureme emincnce IN the domains OF
physics. chemistry and medicine.
No prizes were awarded Tor the
years 1914. 1915. 1915 and 1917.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-11
FOUR VESSELS
ARRIVE In PORT
TIVE Steamers and Two Sehooners
Arrive Friday.

Two steamers and two sohoonors ar
rived Ia port ysstef DAY. The steamers
were the Craftsman Of the Harrison
Hne from Galveston for bunkers and
the FaRorn (Swed.l. also from Gal
weston Tor bunkers. The Britain ship
g. 20 the Corona Coal company and II
az the q. r. 4 A. dock. The Fagern
Is g. Persacoia Maritime company
and Is az tho L. a ~.
The schooner City Of Baltimore ar
rived from Neuvitas for a cargo Of
ammonia from he Gulf Transit com
Inny she recently carried out a sim
liar cargo. The schooner Willis Hold
en-. also an American. came up late
yesterday afternoon.
The only vessel 20 sail yesterday WAS
the American steamer Nika for Moss
Point. She had just completed dis
charging a cargo Of mahogany logs
from Biuefeids for Frederick Gilmore
"a Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-11
COTTON MARKET
CLOSES STEADY
Fluctuations Are Marrow with Close
60 5 Points Higher.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1o.--The cotton
market showed no very decided price
tendency today but sharp reactions
from an early advance were partly re-
covered with tho close very steady at
net gain ~ ] % points. After
selling NJ 1885 early. January broke
- 1850 and closed at 1888. compared
with 1878 at the close Of the previous
day.
.he market opened steady at a de-
cline OF points on December. but
generally 10 20 points higher. Five
December notices were reported ia
circulation. which probably accounted
for the relatively easy ruling OF the
SPOT month. while later deliveries were
Influenced by frmer Liverpool cables
accompanied by reports Of a better
tone ia Manchester. Roth Liverpool
and the South sold here but there WAS
considerable buying for waii-st and
local account. which sent months
about ls 20 % points net higher dur.
ing the early trading. with March sell.
Ing az 1910. The scattering demand
o. cover shorts then appeared 20 have
been pretty well supplied and prices
broke rather sharply early ia the aft
ernoon under continued southern and
NV RsHEAst8 VtstAAsNH aAAtt AkAFa& AtNW
was scattering pressure. inspired by
weakness In the grain market and
less favorable reports from WmH-st
March broke 20 1880 with the general
list. showing net declines OF about 20
90 80 points. followed By closing raj
lies OF 50 or IS points on covering.
There were rumors early that congress
miwn soon take action on the Te-eatah-
ishment OF the war finance corpora
ton bat little was heard Of them in
the later trading. Sales Of print cloths
IN the Fail River market for the week
were estimated az only 5000 pieces and
II Is reported that there would be a
meeting 10 discuss the wage scale
tonight. Exports today. 4f.S2I, MAX
ing 2.02a.eI2 80 far this season. Port
receipts. SO .a24; United States port
stocks. I.355.4S2
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MORAN WINS IN
SECOND ROUND

LONDON. Dec. i0.--Frank Moran az
Pittsburgh knocked cut Joe Beckett,
English heavyweight pugiiist. In the
second round OF their match in Albert
hall here tonight
In the first round Moran led with
his left. but was caught with 4 right
% the jaw. Moran then swung hia
right and clinched. lie was warned
by the referee.
Beckett got IN some good work in
the second round and again Moran
closed in. trying shortarm gabs which
failed To land. Moran then got IN a
hard smash. but Beckett quickly re-
taliated with a powerful right 10 the
3av-. Beckett was foorod with a
crashing uppercu during in-fxhtinr
ana was counted out when he failed
20 ~'Te The end OF the bout came
amid excitement The match was for
twenty rounds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-11
ORLEANS COTTON
WITHOUT TREND
Fluctuations Are EausliEsd By End Of
Session.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec Higher
prices on The opening ~ tho cotton
market today did not last long bat
the decline that followed was replaced
by another upward movement in the
late trading 40 that n cannot be said
that any definite trend was assumed.
The net results were characteristic Of
the session for the market was closed
points higher TO points lower than
tho last quotations 81 yesterday. Early
gains were In response 20 a much bet
ter English market than due and they
amounted 20 rs 70 90 points. which
carried January up 20 1913. Although
English prices were higher than ex-
pccted English mill advlces were dis
couraging az they claimed that more
looms were stopping because Of tho
tmuossibiiity 81 putting through new
business with he Far Feast Expec-
tatioma Of unfavornble weekly statis-
tics nnd continued talk OF a high gov
eminent crop estimated increased Of
ferinRs Lowest levels were reached
around the time OF the posting OF mill
taNngs. which were 2s5,000 bales.
against 800 600 this week last year ard
$40 600 this week two years ago Here
the market stood 81 20 IS points un-
der the close % yesterday. with jan
uarv down 90 1857
IN The late trading there were ru-
mros ~ favorable progress being made
by lcgi ','ion 10 revive the war ftn-
a1re -~r ation and ,hey caused a
recovery January closed az 1900
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-11
BISHOP CANNON
AT PANAMA CITY
Methodist Conference Sessions Are 81
Great Interest.

PANAMA CITY. Dec. to-Tho sec
ond days meeting OF the Alabama
Methodist conference was opened this
morning by Re- J. Z. Roberts con-
d1cting devotional exercises Bishop
Cannon presided through the morning
and afternoon sessions. The three
sessions today were q evoted 10 the ed !
ucatiOnal movement This il a move
ment through the Southern Methodist
church &c concentrate attention on
Christian education and 70 ~ - $50.
goo oeo for the strengthening % the
Institutions OF the church.
An interesting report from Emory
University. written by Bishop Gambler.
the chsnc sllor. recitcd the plan for a
great teachers college as one 81 the
departments % the university 20 b.
added 60 the present departments %
law. medicine and divinity. 60 Be
known a. the School Il Liberal Arts
Great addresses were made by Dr
A. T. Watkins. president 81 .MilVap
College Jackson. Miss. and AIRS Jas
s Mccoy ~ Nashville. Tenn. today
-Four young ministers were admitted
on trial into the conference. They
are Robert ~ English. Roy r Gilbert.
NJ III Ahtrcrnmbae and r. X Jones.
The morning session WIS closed BY
Dr A Siedd's daily devotional ad-
dress ~ the afternoon session The
speakers were ~ r. II Bennett u
Atlanta. who in visitor 20 the con-
ference. and pr. a. :. Lamor who IL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-11

~rauiae has completely restored my
health snd { feel nner than In years. Z"
WAS ere straightforward statement
made recently ~ AZ George ". Lo-
gan. OF Peabody. Kansas. one ~ the
most prominent stock dealers Ia the
Middle West
IA has not OIL made q new man ~
hge bat I have actually gained thirty Is
ave- pounds ln weight and feel a. wen
81 I ever aid Oh my ufe. l am telling
al ~ ms friends about ranlac. but
they can Hea Cor themselves what n
has dome II my ease
"When I began taking Tnniac I we
ia an awfuiiy rum down condition (
Was away on in NelNht ltu weak ana
nervous All ~ the time and couidn't
sake any interest ir ms work or any
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-11

a member of tho body but occupies
Office OF publishing agent in Nashville.
Tenn.
Last night the Sunday school board
made reports and held it's anniversary
tacetin- Dr. r.. r. stanford of Nash
vile delivered an address dealing with
the youth problem In sunday schools.
At the close Of last rights exercises.
nr. Motion, the colored president from
Tuskegee Institute. was introduced by
DR.. J. ID. Crogam and made very
thoughtful appeal for race understand
ing I'm the south.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-11
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH Dec. Turpentine.
quiet. g la sales. none receipts.
3T5: shipments sos. stock. 1906
casks
Rosin--Quiet: sales. none: receipts.
1877; shipments. sass: stock. 90 eos
Quote-B. y. r. +, q. II. I. X. NJ y.
VIC. WV. Il.00
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tnf8e else Aiy main trouble was In
digestion. Nothing seemed 90 agree
w4th me Al times I would have dizzy
spsft# and at other times my lack
would ache 80 bad that l could hardly
get az and down In my chair. This
Is just the condition 1 was IN when
started 20 take this medicine. II took
just six bottles 49, make q we'll man
- me I nuw have a fine appetite. ev-
orything tastes good and my digestion
81 perfect
NY wife was also troubled with
indigestion as times and II relieved
her the same wav. You may publish
ms statement wherever you like and
10 anyone doubts n. Just tell them 10
see me
Taniac Is sold IN Pensacola By the
Crystal Pharmacy ADV.
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JACKSONVILLE. De-. I0.--Turpen-
tine. quiet. ~; sales. none; receipts.
$50: shipments. 1. stock. 2S.fT5.
Rosin-NothinR doing: sales. none:
receipts. ASA; shipments. mono; stock,
l3g222
Quote-B. ~ r. F. q. u, T.. r. NJ, n,
Wa. WV, n go
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NAVAL STORES
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PENSACOLA

Reccipts-Spirits. i03: rosin. SGT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o: rosin. 22s.
stocks--Spirits. Io.2i2: rosin. 47,736
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-11

CHICAGO pec. to-Bearish eco
monte and financial development. had
n good deal r. 40 today with sharp
81 back which took place in the price
Of wheat The market closed heavy
f.2 % 81 net lower. with Dscem-
Der etGo a. o. St6f and March
&l 81 a-fMtHs. Corn lost 3 3-t0a 10
cents oats. em2 SIS cents and pro-
visions 81 and T2
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-11

Forty-sEx Ter cent Of MI wood used
in the Unite states is roouirod on
the farms.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-11

Tho green iguana. lizard. IL a fav-
arite food OF the natives along the
Amazon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01
Los AFETTES

e. afoitc eS I'm fullero engano*o. que
les da al reeves de aqueilo que les pro-
mcte: Y que como on IN iYego que ha-
cen les ninos ast el diciendo que las
pinta. las burla V c%ntiZna; para que
conocido por ial hagan ~iuSticia de 81,
V le saquen a IA versiienza con todas
sus redomiIlas al cuello. Pues yo no
puedo penSar que ninguna viva en- este
case tar enganada, que va Que tenga
por hermoSo Il afeite a 10 menoS no
o que eS suCio V que no Sc lave
las manos con que 10 ha tratado antes
que coma. por Que los m.ateriaies de
81. los mas son aSquerosos V la meZcla
de ccSas tan diferentes. como son las
que casan para este adulterio es ma
DIRE de muy NAL dior. 10 cJal Saben
bien las arQuiaS que guardian este te-
soro Y las r2domas Y las de mas alma
jas de q. 81 no eS Suciedad tpor que
venida la ncche So lie quiI&n. y Sc la
van la cara con diligenCia, Y "a que
han Seryido de engano de dla. quie-
rem pasar Ia noche limp;as' Mas cpa-
que o aZone pIeS 'IIando nos 10
negasen les podriamos moStrar a los
ojos sus dientes mis-. y suS 'encfaS
negrasr Y mas sucias que I'm muladar.
con las reliTuias que On elias ha 1eta-
90 ell afeite? " 81 las poue sucjes CO.
mo ha hecho las pone Sc pueden per-
suadir que las hace hcrmosas? No es
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Acacia que una linda muchacha,
huerfana v RIGA. que en- manos de tn
torres viva, hacienda case de 10 que
escuchaba en- sermones Y platicas
eclesiasticas, do en- la humanita-
ria mania de querer hacer donativos
V limosnas con la liberalidad propia
de su tierno V sentimental coraz5n.
Ash 10 expuso a tutores y curado-
res, Y despues de nc pocos estuerzos,
obtuvo de ellos que lie senalasen un
dia a Ia semana para practicar una
de las mas hermosas obras de mise
ricordia.
Y desde aquel dia, ella, que tenia
sus munecas, So piano, su automo-
vii Y sus caballos, tuvo "sus pobres';
unos pobres previamente seleciona-
dos V elegidos, muy limpios, muy cor
teses, muy ordenados; pohres perte-
necientes, en- suma, a la alta burocra-
cia de Ia mendicidad.
Todos eran amables Y simpaticos,
atrayentes. La limosna que Sc les da-
ba era algo asi como la paga que re-
cibian por ell trabajo que desempena-
ban de hacerse pasar por mendlgos
ante los ojos de ~aquelia nina tan bue-
ma que We conocia ell Sufrimiento hui
mano, ique duda lie cabia., puesto
que habia visitado carceles y hosplta-
les en- esos dias de reception Official
en- que los lugares del dolor Sc dis
frazan con los colorines de una rul-
dosa algeria, demasiado e%stridente
para ser sincera.
Tenia experienced, por conslgu!en-
tie; pero una experienced personal, ba-
sada en- cimientos falsos, del mislno
modo que cos magnates que Sc Green
filantropos Y aliviadores De Gus seme-
%jantes, porque de vez Ell cuando a
a presidir algun actc aparatoso en-
c~ualquier asiio o cuaIauier refugic.
De todos MOODS, la chica de esta
narration era muy bucna, Y ademas
de buena, era muy feiiz con aquellos
menesterosos de guardarropia, que
SD mayordomo contrataba para QUE
dignamente interpretasen ante los
ojos de su duena, el bri:!anre papel
de necesitados.
Pero I'm dia, no Sc sabe coma lnsra.
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LOS POBRES DE VERDAD

entrometerse entire aqueilos aristocra-
tas de Ia miSeria un vsrdader0 po-
bre. I'm pobre eucarist:co, en- GUAM
to Ia palaora pobreza signlfica de-
rrota, humiliation, sufrimiento, ADAM
dono. locura Y espanto.
~ hubo que yer ell u experiment
to Ia angelicai m%uchacha al contem-
plarlo! Creia yer I'm tipo de novela
folletinesca; un Ser exceptional "
monstruoso, del que los demas pobres
huian, porque tambien en- aquella mi
seria tenia que haber c~astas, classes,
jerarquias V dignidades.
iUn pobre de Ia Gale confundido
con los pobres de los palaciosl...-
iPero 81 aquello era intolerable, CO.
mo decian los mas intransigentes de
Ia plebe adinerada! IA donde iran
a pasar 81 aquel eiemplo Sc propa-
CARA? iQue coneepto t~endrian ellos,
los favorecedores habituales, 81 asf
contemplation aquella confusion de
personas?.... ,Un pobre siemrre es
un pobre, que diantre; pero dentro
de los pobres hay distinciones,......
iY de donde ira aquel mendigo de
.Probablemente de algun
desmonte o de algun portal, de Ia a
lie, en- suma, mientrss clos, muy are
gladitos Y compuestos, salian de sus
casas, casa de veras, para dar a los
de arriba ell espectaculo de una mea-
dic:aad aburguesada, tranquils, cir
cunspecta, juiciosa y ~conservadera.
JUAN LOPEZ NUSEZ.
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CUADERNo DE PASToRES. con ella, Pa
r-ato. Nabal. Mengo, Lizardo, Bato. Barto-
10. Erm!tano. Angel, Teyano. MelizO, Tullo.
Torinco. Cucharon. DoriSto. Luzbc!. Satinas.
Asmodeo, Astucia, Pecado. Haron PUTIN
y hojas e-Scri;as en- mdqufna. S6.75. GRAN
CONCILIO DE LUZBEL con Peeado. Sa-
tanaS. Asmodeo. Astucia, Asmon. Astoret,
Astu-jel. 20 hojas escritas 4 maquina. $500.
EN- BARRO DE GUADALAJARA. Maria.
Jose. el Nino. los Tres Reyes. Ia Hu'da a
Ecipto. La DcSoliacion dc los :1occntes.
PaStores. elias, Disblos, Grmt-a".s. Cana
ditos. Musgc verde. Fares. L.ea;c;ueia. Or
uamentoS, PapcI dorado, o-opeL Papsl ae
China. Lcatejuela de dolores. etc En- lue-
Cos completes para aacimiertoS, precioS es-
p~eria:es. Ordene con tempo a Ia AGENClA
De PUBLICACIONES "GALVANCiTo.
$50 North santa Rosa AZ. San Antonio.
Texas.
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SOC DE GRATIFICACInN le dare a la

$500 DE GRATIFICACION lc dare n la
persona cue ME informc del p~aradcro de Mar
ciano FoaSeca. de y amos de edad. moreno. de
regular e~sLatnra. oios ccfe. pelo chino. nariz
tado de Guanajuato. Men. en- sep. en- ON
pania dc Jesus BotcIIo y oi!vestre Chavez,
rumbo Il Laredo. lamps. pero ignore 81 pa
saria 4 Texas. 70 sail del prcpio pueblo Ell
mi>mo mes. pcro no aicance a rcunirme con
81. Dirigirsc Il Angela Gonza.sz, Alma, Te-
xas. Sec. 81, H. & T. c. RI. a.
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DESEo saber del paradero dc las siGuicn-
ties personals: Juan Armenia. de 30 amos de
edad, moreno, Dc . pies, ) pulgadas de alto;
Jose Armenia. dc y amos de edad, dc 8 pies
de alto: Enrique Armenia. de II amos dc
edad. Eiiero. de 5 pies de alto Antonio Ar
menta, de IS amos de cdad triGuena. de 1
pies, 9 p~IlSadas de estatura. Sc sabe que Sc
encuentran en- Los Al@;nitos o Los Angeles.
Todo informe diriGirse a Apoionio Reza. Rou-
tc >. Box N.6lr Tempe. Arizona. 90
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$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN Sc lie lara

$500 De GRATIFICACION So lie dara q Ia
persona que de informes del actual paradcro
de CreScencio Herrera. de 20 amos d edad.
moreno. &c regular e~statura, ojoS cafe, boca
y nariz dclgadaE. peio li>o. cejas pobladas. Is
casadC y anda con su famiiia. sali0 de Ia
Piedad. Mich. Mex. el - de JUNO para
Laredo lamps. y cl mlsmo mes cscribio de
eSt1 ciudGd tronteriza lGnoramos ST pass a
los E>tado> Unidos. Dirigirse a Juliana He
rrera, Alma, Texas. See. 81 L. & T. c. RR.
~
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DARE $500 dc qualification n Ia persona
que mc de informes del actual p%dradero del
joven Lucio Lopez. de Il amos de edad. Sd-
li6 de Buda. ignorando el rumbo que tom6.
ct 10 de Mayo del presente ano. Dirigir to-
do informe 4 q Sra. NIargarita B.. de LOPEZ.
K. !, Box 2J. Buda. Texas. a.
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DR.. FLIPPEN

EOS ". - S,.-Ncw York. y. Y.
T-a,amicn.o ivrieccionado de las s.ahGu-
- ,,tC--yir.J.cs. contra IA postrac!or ncE-
ylcss sa usces.ddd &c operacion ) Sin I'M
pcli- cue C Gedisuc a SIS vcui 4eioneS ci@-
-iss Famo:cn tralo ~cnte-TeGldss del e.
tonnage, -auErc. pIci = HllSa. de ael-FGo
On -, mines uel9LUs :-ance>ss. >0la De-
c,,l.a hacvr ne uEaS cuantIS Ntsltas. Homo
~,-rrs moGIcus. No Gambia cO-respondenc:a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01
PARA REIR

-ssabes que especie de animal es
Ell asno?
No, senior.
-Pues recuerda siempre que as un
caballero que no ha vuelto a %estudiar.
Dye, Pepe, III que sabes tantss
cosas, explcame que es ESQ del CAPT
tai y ell trabajo.
lie dire: me prestas cuatro pesos,
y csc es el capital.
-Perfectamente.
Al cabo de algdn tempo auieres
que te devuelva Ell dinero y ESQ . el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01

Ia limpieza Ell Fundamental de "a her
mosura V la prinera Y mayor parte
de ella?
Fray Luis E LEON
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PESOUISAS.

Sc LIE DARA una buena qualification a IA
persona que me lnforme del actual p~aradero
dc mi hijo Ascension Adriano. de 70 ancs
de edad. quien sc me fue de Comm City, Te-
Xas. el 81 de Septiembre Iitimo; una cicatriz
en- Ia celia derecha, estatura regular, de nariz
afilada, trigue!lo, Todo iuforme dirijsse a
Andres y. Adriano. co Frank Pizzlni. 1902
W. Commerce s.. san Antonio, Texas.
(3l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01

FL escritor frances Robert de JouNe-
mel ACADIA de dar, en- n obra recien-
temente publicada, una lecc!on a los
candidates al periodismo.
Estas lecciones, mas espirituales que
pedantes, son feliZmente contradic,o-
rias, 10 que no les impide ser desafrn-
todoras.
En- efecto, desde Ia primera pagina,
ell autcr Sc aplica a detener Il Ia puer-
Ia del diario al joven que va d fran
quar- Ia entrada, presentandole pr
adelantado a los maestros habiles y
los emulos celosos a 10 que va a las
timar, pero en la ultima Inca despues
de haber descrito bien, segun las ira
diciones. la profession. afirma que ell
oficic de periodicals. es a sus ojos Ell
mas bello. Esta declaration eSta sos
tenida por los argumentos mas crs-
cretos. Sin duda alsuna el n~eriodista
de 1920 no es I'm &p6stOl...y sin m
barge. No hay ninguno que tensa
lso medios que el para extender I'm
POGO Ia vcrdad que cree conocer.' Su
libcrtad esta lintitada por todas par
ties, es cosa convenvcida, pero, son
an pocas las libertades de Que Due-
de jactarse el hombre." Esta Erase
esta bien dicha Y merece las medita-
clones de aouellos que en- Ia vida,
]pretendcn correr Iras de un fin sin
pasar riesgos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01

FRAZADAS y CoLCHA>. soc. solamente
ID, costara sacar Ia Suya lqui. Aproveche.
venrs p-unlo. lo5 san Fernando ST. r.
Puea;s.
Ell CHOCOLATE LA MEXICANA" por
su SAILOR exquisite ) calidad superior, IS
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USED 10 juuzsara hacienda IN pedido de
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$500 DE GRATIFICACION Sc lc dara a
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mi hermana Gcnoveba Gonzalez dc Jaimcs.
de 90 a1Ls de edad, originaria de San An
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