davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04

En- Ell Vale de- Pecos, condad0 de
Eddy, die una mayorfa de S3S para 81
boIeto dem6crata, D SEA IN POGO mas
de los 900 do haee dos amos. No 80
han recibido n0ticias deiinitivas del
condado de Chaves. perp Sc ealculu
que su mayOrfa deni0eratica aefa de'
1860. Curry ha dado 1900 por Hanna
" no se ha acabado dc c0htar So
cree 0ne Ia mayoria de Curry no sera
menos de 5000. De Baca, segdn los
,.ylsos. dara a Hanna 1900.
I'm Ia parte sudOeste del estad0, Ha-
nna gan0 ei condado de Luna por 159,
& fIsdalg0 por I50. Han ycnido repos-
tes tn c0nSIicto de Grant uno dice
que Meehem gAua e c0udadO p0r 700
y 81 otro que Hanna 10 gan6 por l50.
Las tiItimas noticias decian Qgie Han
ma tiene Hurley Y Santa Rita en ~
columna
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
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80 etFHto

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
SANTA FE DA A MEcHEM UNA
MAYoRiA pE sss.

ri condado de sapta re, IS otro Go
ios fuertes repnblicanos Y ta1nhita
cay0 muy por abain de laA expectation
mes. Ia cipdnd di6 a Nechem sSs o.
EnayOrfa y no So crela que los presir-
lDa az afaera aumentafan este p0r
mas az 400 81 hablera tenldo to.ip =
yoto repuhlicnno. huhiefa Kanado q
ccndada pof i.p0e n CobefnadCr Ia
rfhsoio eand 81 cundado ppr 500 ) las
sasioraR no fotahan eusoneea
So ha Erportadp Qhs 81 eondade de-
Lincoln a. dado 1na nAyofta rviHlhli
cana Al 90 mas ae $50
ne Toe as4n1h cOnaasns no tenemqs
ncklcias hassa hoy, prFo de un momsp-
20 q otto - eepcfan-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04

por medtn A. nnA 1erDose enqeaia
Dc iatc que hemoa reeibsde, ae uos
eomunica qse Il afa - a. Nefiemnre
DO 1870. \ laa a. IA nsat2na. ieaara
iaear "a Il c1piii& ae fiaiisteo. n q
ira Mia a. caha - Afa l.cr = ass
eaaao y aiitip 90 alnls fei liasfo -
JOSE j, GONZALEZ - gfufsz seA
J. 4 flua nlies. - ~ 1esn oTlff y
tsm4a ksfIaAnrs s5aiitAn ett4fefles.
knis-7ssrio. tanin - psssaasas -.
~ sates e 4ssxus A. = famiiis.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
IL coNDApo or c0LFAx Sc PAsA
A IA coLuMNA pE HANNA

la election dc Richard II. Hanna
para gobernador parece aaegurada, re-
glin los reportes recihitlOs en ei Guar
tel general dehs6eKata hasta Ia de
Ia tarde de aver, aunque los partida-
rios da M. G. Mechem. stl Oponente
rapublicRno todayia 80 empeian EN- a
ereencia do qne 81 candidate ha sido
elect0.
La principal base para Ia creencla
de que Ell candidate demdcrata sea 81
pr6xinD gohernador dc Nnevo Mexico.
as u nolicia dc grandea camhlOs en- ~
iavur en- los c0ndmdos nntes siertc
mentn Fnpnblleanua. Sc adnlite que
no lleg6 a laa cantidades que We creia
Xxi nlxnnos 40 lon c0ndaacs dem6cga-
tAs. esppclalmenta el cOndado de Cha
ycs. pnro sus gan0a en toy condados
repnbiicAnea apnrcltemeute pteden
a0brepasar gus perdidns en los que son
demdcyataa AiSunoa DC laa erndadus
dem6crmfaa. inciuysnd0 Garry De has
"a Roosevelt. ~ aviea que IL dan
nsayorea nsaypglsn cue las gae se eKs
pernba
pFubahiemenfe ias Nn8os mas nuta
blea ea lefFilDrin reDablicano bpp l0e
Ean Misnd MnFa. Htfnaliiia u GeltaA
kn gN,llA2 aninmenaa EaitabaH nnFye
lFneineoa chiaait0S 10 teppFkAg II
Nan0 a. flmnna - ia eDmp 10 naeHns
aifm 100 oemhlemente 9aQ en ~
candsao Mssse a. loa bfaeinta4 aAs
Aaltan Won demd<fnfea taMsnn e@aB
~ nn fwVef A. MSeaefR pr t&fs
Rattn dia 4 ikanas n ~ snnns z n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
M0y sFNrlOA DETUncloN

p0F atsata eafta cue teaerepa
b vista. - nos camsnicA ase Il 81
JESUS Maria IhAea qulrp F0T elFQH
tiemre essafn safytFndo de eafsfsae.
dad dei eoFazda saai rpf el tffmfae
a. ua ahu. fsiiftia q a. : o. IA ias
tans 9et Gia 81 o. 1'rsatfr 1874 ~
8oeprfo. q ~
% fEnaaa eafa fars iszeai4f ~ .
terra Reflfafli1l ~ - FsEutH iaeasA.
RSa. Mafst t.ena a. t.ata. aaa aFnt
nos Sra f1saietsa hat& tasteeN
saa zaaee j. eiA1s. a lss1s4szs y
ariiEEs
nsms speise ssaitts sssanss =
feail,a 81 flasea
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
CAST TODOS | 0S
FUS|ON|S1BS RE-
SUI TAN ELECTOS

Anoche Sc ruInoraba En- Ia plaza
que en- CerrilIos ysMadlid los FL
sionistas habian recibIdo una ma
yoria de 3I7 votos, de los cuales
en- CerriIlos solamente habian te-
hido l68. Ell total de yotos depo-
eitados en- lbs dos precinlos. se De-
ria que habia sido he 462 votos.
lin embargo. no pudinos confir-
Inaf el rumor. excepto que uno de
kos candidates acababa De regre-
lar con Ia noticia.
Ell crowd de la casa de cor
les, como Sc dio en- llamar los
candidates repubIicanos del con-
dado. con exception Dc uno, pa
gecen haber sido bien derretados
cn Ia eleccion del dia 2 De NoviemI
,re. Mechem gan6 en- los precin-
los de Ia ciudad por una mayoria
que Sc caIcuIa en- 553, sin los que
EaIla de reportar lodayia.
Los democratas E Independent
les han electo II aleuacil, asesor,
tesoreFo y secrctario del condado
nn esfe ronrado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04

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44ssss
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04

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10 ssas - strt. fsiiesfs = = eetles
~ A. tas tesane ss q fats< 81 tsee
a. ss ssass ffsEf. - 4a Faal -
fse05fs1 M lEstI fd4a $3.50 tfts
1ees Ns s ttfts ~ IA fslattss
8 ssr - M Il esNssEf A.
kfe - 81 sesffs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04

Albuquerque. N. Nj, Nov. 3.---Lcs re-.
tcrucs pareiales do tres cuartas parties
del estado 81 dia de hoy, dan Me-
chem (fa) para ppbernador, On Iigsro
nano sobre Hanna, (D9 segan loa caicu
los pDhIlcados por Il presidents de IA
republican, Del estadc. Este
calcuia Ia mayoria ae Mecbem en- 1000
Harding ha Ganado 81 estado por una
mayorfa de 1000, seg1n los naismcs
salculos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
cuRTls Y ALLEN ELEcTos
EN- KANSAS

Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. b. NoYecien-
tos treinta ocho precintos de los q
528 de Kansas. dan q Harding 1Si ,iGS
y a Cox G9.6sG
Para Senador de los r. IT,. Curtis.
113.375: Hodges. 5S.079.
Para G0hernador. Allen. I20,sSo;
Davis, 7s,eis.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04

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Parace que George vi Auniio. ean'
dldAto rspublicano para aIgnacll ms
yor, ha sid0 darfuindp pcr John shoe
maker: que ~ 4. Orfiz. candidate ~
pnhlieaao paga Asrapr ha aiilo dt~rn'
tado por Joae T. Madrid gne jose =
Duran be- sida eleesa cara tesorss''
eaRandoie 4 ~ epouenae ffpHbiltAue
54robu Nontoya. y gHe J ~ firAnitQ
s0maf4 81 luRnr ~ Aisfe4o Larefp. 81
rnai - y candidate repuplicana
rAeeea aHH hsy ale'wa aada acHfya
a qaien CANA y eusieD g. tapeTtnten
dantr a. rsencsas dai enaaaae. psFa
Is SEA- ofFso s4srfea. FgpptiienEA.
chsfies nt1eh. feuattsnta Nc van D,
~ sso az effo 8ek9A iof fsFeFtfa
ss cisco tfeclst1t e. ss& WaFfss ~
~ ~ total a. iSts decft ties.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-11-04
HARDING MuY ApELANTE
EN- WISCONSIN

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. s.I4os re-
tornos de 1,26S precintos, de 2.425 en-.
Wisconsin, dan Harding 249,39G: q
Cox G0,713; Debs 1909.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-10-30
CAYTON'S WEEKLY
THE FINAL

Election day will soon come round, when
Wisconsin will be drowned. Eight years Of,
slush and prexy mush have put our country
on the blush Let's save our homes from
Wilson s Cox as he is like the sly old fox,
who advocates a League of Nations, direct
from European emotions. Cox gets his cue
from Woodrow Wilson and drives it home
like Peter jackson, but Uncle Sam has all
he wants of Woodrow's wobbly fourteen
points, and next Tuesday Harding will
be sent into the presidential tent, and free
us from the common loot, so general to the
Southern brute We'll send all Southern
Democrats to hell and throw old Prexy in
a Jersey we'll, and Coxy back to Cleveland
send. where he can do the grishen bend, and
play into the Bolsheviki's hands and listen
to the Sein Fein bands. This country wants
no Coxy brands of booze and beer in cock
tail cans John Barleycorn must likewise
go, to hades where he has a show Of march
ing down the long hot halls to answer all
the Democratic calls Next Tuesday s vote
will place on sale the Democrats official
pale then peace and plenty will prevail and
you and | will get the kale. TO do all this
Just vote her strai light and to the polls don t
be too late and Tuesday night the ball will
drop and jim e Cox will take flop.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-10-30
CUT OF THE COLOR BADGE

One of the Sreat Chicago daiies is
ported to ha, %fcently adopted the policy Of
eliminating badge of color,' in print
inc stories of silne. Two Cleveland dailies
are said to ha1 pursued this course for some
time with beneficial results. AS the Wash
ington and Chicago race riots were largely
provoked by the popular sentiment aroused
by newspaper headlines, stigmatizing alleged
black criminals, which were in many cases
unwarranted by the facts, this new depart
ure should at least avoid that danger.-EX-
change.
And if all Of the metropolitan dailies would
do likewise there would be thousand per
cent less danger Of alleged race riots in the
United States. 1t serves no good purpose to
designate ones color any more so than to
designate ones religion when the press has
an occasion to refer to said person, and when
it is done the purpose is to humiliate the
person so designated Even papers published
by colored men too often fall into the habit
Of designating persons accused Of crime by
their color. Such however is but a matter
of would-be retaliation. Every citizen of
this country is an American and by no means
a Caucasian or Negro American, but just
an American and nothing more and it's
wholly unnecessary to prefix or suffx the
designation we all love.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-10-30

have been getting. He has worked away
without building up a political machine IN
his own interest, and he therefore goes be-
fore the voters of the county on his merit
and without making any effort for either
nomination or election. He took the stand
in the very outset of the campaign that the
voters of the county are or should be thor
oughly conversant with his official acts and
if they approved of them he would receive
their endorsement So far as the primary
election went they approved of his official
acts and he was nominated without opposi-
ton. He is now up to the general election
and the same will hold good. He has no
apologies to make for his official acts and
his attitude in the past in his official capacity
reflects his attitudes of the future. The
editor hereof wishes however to add that a
more conscientious and painstaking official
we never before met than Claude G. Ramsay
and his fairness for all manner of man should
bring to him the support Of all classes of
voters, which we verify believe it will and
that he will be reelected by an overwhelmn-
ing majority.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-10-30

Cayton's Weekly as a parting word prior
to the election next Tuesday wants to hearth
ly recommend to the voters the election Of
Claude c. Ramsay, who for the past four
years has worked unselfshly for the best
interest of the taxpayers and at salary just
half what the other commissioners are and
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-10-30

In closing the present campaign we trust
every voter of the state will vote the Repub-
llcan ticket straight, but since lying effort
is being made to discredit Gov Hart we
truly hope every colored voter will make of
himself and herself committee Of one to
boost for the election of Gov Hart We feel
that he is going to be elected, but that to us
is not satisfactory, we want him to get a
larger vote than his party if such be possible
because his opponents have resorted to down
right deceiving in order to discredit him
with the voters. Hart has not only made
good, but he has been politically fair and
now lets do our part
There are entirely too many hundred dol
lar night colored lecturers visiting the
Northwest these later years, who have little
or nothing new, strange or startling. save
what appears in the daily press from time
to time, to rehash to their hearers. We know
all about all of the misfortrlnes of the COL
orcd folks Of the q. S., and he or she who
can not tell us some way to overcome them
instead of about them is not bringing to us
any very great message We are quite tired
Of giving something for nothing
If former King Alexander of Greece ever
gets back here he will doubtless have more
sense than to associate with a monkey.
In Chicago, 10000 new homes were built
last year and two million persons were wed
and million and quarter new homes will
have to be constructed the ensuing year.
Great is Chicago.
Dempsy and Carpenter are to fight in
Cuba and are to get respectively 100000
and 100000 for so doing, and if it be like
the last big fight in Cuba the public will Get
100000.
;Canadlan booze is being taken to Spokane
by the car load and the police declare they
are powerless to stop it, which must mean
the police of that city are getting fabulously
rich.
Negroes of Newport News did not lynch
jew, who ran an automobile over a four
year old colored child and killed it, because
the Jew was saved by colored preacher
Vote No on Referendum No. 1 as it was
designed for the banks and the cement trust
to feather their nests and leave you with
the bag to hold
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-10-30
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS

After thinking it over, in your opinion
was McSwney martyr or suicide!
Notwithstanding his great command of
the English tongue yet even w. w. cannot
find words to advocate the election of jim
mie Cox
Just how Ole Hanson can expect the
United States to 60 Republican with him in
England is more than we can decipher, but,
"let Ole do it.
With the great underworld of Seattle
under the ban of ''move on, and the dry
squad out of commission the incentive to be
a policeman of Seattle will lose much of it's
efficacy.
Not for Ramsay and Dobson to merely get
by next Tuesday, but to roll up maiorties
for them such as no King County Commits
sioners ever before received should be the
motto Of every fair minded tax payer at
next Tuesday, election.
Every form Of jitney service should be
driven from the streets Of Seattle and es-
pecialy if it comes in competition with the
city's municipal street car system This in
no sense applies to ''for hire cars without
regular and stated runs
Three weeks and three days after the cleo
ton next Tuesday will be Thanksgiving day
throughout this country providing all ways
Warren g. Harding is elected president,
otherwise we are not quite so sure about the
necessity Of public Thanksgiving
May perhaps all the Union Record has to
say about the 'kept press" is absolutely
correct, but does it want us to understand
that, it is to tell world that no one is good
but it's own sweet self9 How ridculollsIy
selfish and absurd is such conclusion
BY voting the Republican ticket straight
you will not jeopardize the election of War
rem e. Harding to the presidency Of the
!. S. and Louis F. Hart to the governorship
Of the State Of Washington, and. that should
be ample justification for voting her straight
next Tuesday,
According to published report Dr. Mark
A. Matthew'S Seatte's Presbyterian won
der, campaigned for the Democratic party
the past week, and that too just as we had
about come to the conclusion that, after a
fierce struggle within DR.. Mathews had sue
ceeded in becoming really and truly
Christian. What pity.
In declaring for Bob Bridges for governor,
John G.. Lawrence demonstrates that he is
10 better Republican in his dotage than he
was in his more physically vigorous days.
Johnnie has always been anything to get a
big fat job and whether Bridges or Hart is
elected, dollars to doughnuts, he will have
his big nit out for some kind Of a job.
Something for nothing has always been his
motto.
Had have Bob Bridges been wise he would
have admitted that he had no apologies to
make for renting japanese lands and in
doing so he was but extending a helping
family. Of course he got little extra dough
on the side for so doing, but that is weak
ness Of the American white man, who is
suffering from an overdose of being tmnneY
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
NO HA i1ABEDO MI
HAY DESACUERDO
Entire eI Presidente A. de
Ia Huerta y el GraL.
Alvaro Obregon
"a q s.

TeLe9rcmG Especial para Id rRENSA."
NUEVA YORK, Septiembre 25.--El
New York Tribune ha recibido hoy
IN cable especial procedente de Ia ciu-
dad de Mexico, diciendo que oficialmen
te Sc han desmentido los rumores he
chos circular en- Mexico y en- el extran-
jero en- el sentido de que ha existido
mala ;nteligencia entire los senores de
la Huerta y Gral. Obreg6n, V q habia
quedado rota toda relaci6n del Presiden
te Substitute cor el PresiGente Elccto.
Dicen las mismas informaciones que
los citados rumores fueron lanZados
Ia circulation por los enemigos del
actual Gobiernoy que las relacicnes
entire Obreg0n y de IA Huerta son ex-
celentes.
Agregase que er los rumores circu
lantes sc ha hecho saber que Obregon
V de Ia Huerta estan separados por un
complete antagonismo administrative,
10 cual es completamente absurdo. pues.
el mismo general Obreg6n Sc ha mani
festado muy interesado en- el desarrollo
del programa administrative del Pre-
sidente Ge IN Huerta Y marcia de com
pleto acuerdo con IA polftica de- Presi
lente Substitute, apoyandose en- todcs
sus actos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
-----. JoN
Ell CRITERIO DEL PIE.
ELECTO ACERCA DE LA
QUESTION PETROLERA
Obregon seguird como de la
Huerta una poIitica de
conciliaci0n

Informaciones autoriZadas que Sc
han estado rec:biendo de fuentes diver
sas mexicanas, acerca de Ia tan trafda
V llevada question petrolera en- Ne
Xico, hacen saber que el Presidente
de Ia Huerta, en- Su empeno manifies-
to de dar pronto una soluci0n al asun-
to, q pesar de su emf. Iedad ha Sd
guido estudiapdo sip descanso, por
conducto de su Secretario Particular
el senior Alessio Robles. todos los pun
toe que tienen conexi6n con el proble-
ma petrolero.
Las mismSa informaciones agregan
que, por su parte. el general Obregon
esta dispuesto n cooperar en- Ia solu-
ci6n de las dificultades creadas por las
diversas Interpretations que Sc han
dado las leyes petroleras. Y que estu-
dia cada uno de los incidentes del asun-
to.
La polftica seguida por el seiior de
Ia Huerta,-dicen las ultiHas informa-
ciones-en el case de que la question
no sea resuelta en- el corto perioGc
que falta para que el Presidente Subs
tiuto haga IN entrega del poder, sera
continuada por el future Primer Ma
gistrado, general Obreg6n. cuyos pro-
p6sitos al respecto son idsnticos a los
del actual Jefe del Poder Executive,
este es, de conciliaci6n Y compensation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
MUJICA Sc DEClARA
EN- REBELLION

La Camara Alta segrn las notic!aS
oficiales. declarara fuera de IA Ley al
general Francisco Mujica, en- vista de
que Sc posesion6 por Ia fuerza del Co
bierno michoacaRo, declarandose en-
alberta rebellion contra el Gobierno del
Centro los Poderes Federales.
Algunos seflores Senadores, que fue-
ron entrevistados al rnomento misIno de
conocerse IA noticia. decla-aron que ha-
bfan iniciado un caynbio de impresio-
nes los rniembros Ge Ia Alta Camara
sobre la materia, resolviendose que
en- IN session extraordinaria de manana
sean desconocidos por los Poderes Fe-
derales los Poderes del Estado &c Mi
choacan. controlados por Mujica.
En- otras fuentes semi -oficiales autor!
zadas en- donde Sc tuTo conocimiento
de dicho prop6sito Sc arirm6, que el Sc
nado no podrA hacer tai cosa, pues la
Constitution michoacana fila Ia unica
formula que debe seguirse para nom
brar Poderes cuando estos desaparez-
can.
Diversos comentarios Sc hacen en- to-
das parties acerca de Il gravedad de Ia
situaci6n en- el Estado de Michoacan,
debido a IA actitud de MQjica, el cua!,
al decir de autorizadas opiniones' de-
be-a batir energicamente el Ejercito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
ES INEVITABLE LA
HUELGA EN- MEXICO
Los tranviarios adoptan
una actitud que alicia
toda esperanto

Telegrama Especial DGra LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Septiembre
25.-La huelga de los empleados de Ia
Compahfa de Tranvias de Mexico. s. \.
segln las ultimas noticas, parece inevi-
table, en- vista de Ia intransiGencia de
ese personal, y de Ia actitud de Ia Ge-
rencia de Ia misma Compania-
Segun noticias oficiales que Sc dieroa
a conocer hoy, todos los esfuerzos de
los delegados obreros ante el Gerente
de IL Companfa de Tranvias resultaron
completamente inutiles, 10 cual hace
Greer que Ia aRunciada huelga general
que Sc anunci6 para las doce de Ia no.
che del dfa 80 del coTrientc mes sera
al fin declarada.
La empresa, despuas de examinar los
puntos contenidos Ell las demandas de
sus empleados, manifesto por conducto
del Gerente que esta en Ia imposibii!-
dad absolute de accedcr a esa petcion,
pues Ia quiebra es inminente apenas
puede sostenerse en- IA actualidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
LOS OBREROS QUlEREN
TENER VOZ EN- El
GABlNETE

En- seguida sigui0 diciendonos Mrs.
Balm que los mierlbroS de Ia "Alneri-
can Federation OF Labor" Sc manifies-
tan muy satisfechos de las obServacio-
nes realizadas. En- MeXico,-agreg5-
es el deseo de Ia mayoria de los tl-aba-
jadores tener voZ en- el Gabinete por
conducto de un Ministro del Trabajo,
y todos los proycctos para el efecto es-
tan siendo formuiados va. Cada una
de las Secretaries. segln sabemos, sos
tiene abiertamente eli Mexico los pro-
p0sitos planes de Ia Federation Pam
Americana del Trabajo. que reconoce
que cada pals debe organi2arse hacia
differences fines, pero todos pertencien-
do una poderosa Federation"
"Yo salt de MeXico.-termino-co ell
coraz6n pleno de rcgocijo. iTantas CO.
sas Sc han hecho que satisfacen a las
personals de criterio liberal, creo
firmemerte que Ia politica del Presi-
dente Woodrow Wilson sobre los asun-
tos de Mexico ssra sotenida este afio--
por clio Sc ha bajado-como un be-
neficio para el progreso de la huma-
nidad.'
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AdemaS, los infelices INVENTORIES de
ESQ telegramas, demuestran una igno-
rancia deplorable sobre el modo como
Sc plantean en- Europa las cuestiones
entire caballeros. Sc imaginan que I'm
duelo Sc inicia en- eStas tierraS, como
una pendencia de matones a Ia puerta
de una "pulqueria."
Yo vivo en- un pals civilzadc, en-
81 no basta querer batirse porQue a
uno le convenga Yea en- clio un me-
dio de rehabiltarse: Sc necesita ante
todo mostrar que Sc tiene derecho
personalidad para batirse. De no ser
asf, todos los que estan muertos mo-
ralmente neceSitan resucitar, todos
los que han perdido su prestigio Y de-
sean recobralo. apelarfan al procedi-
miento facil de batirse con una per
soma conocida, Y los escritores, los hom
bres pollticos, ETC., Sc verfan obliga-
dos a montar una oficina, solo para
recibir todos los meses centenares de
retos al duelo.
ConoZco muy POGO al sefior Barra-
gan, pero sospecho que esos que Sc IT,
tulan sus amigos intentan colocar-
10 en- una situaci6n ridfcula.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
Sc piDE IA PAZ
PARA MEXICO

En- OCCASION al aconteciniento que ha
nenado de jubilo los corazones senci-
Hos que ha llenado de curiosidad a
toda Ia genie. el Padre Escobedo. Direc
tor del Colegio del Santisimo Sacramen
10. ha forTnalizado unas grandes cere-
monias religiosas en- Ia Elisma capiila,
pidiendo a IA imAsen que reStablezca
Ia paz en- Mexico. Ell PreSbltero ha ne
cho observa- a todos los fieles cue cs
esta Ia epoca mas propicia para hacer
una pecici6n como esa, y por ESQ tOdcs
los creyenteS Sc enueSan muy deyota-
mente 4 sus oraciones, llenando COM
rletamente el sagrado recinco
Los periodicos metropolitaaos sc O.
cupan largamente de este asunto, y
dan a conocer diversas creencias sobre
el particular concentrates diversos
insertando "a version de las ni1aS a
iuInnas del Colesio que hicieron ei des-
de II imagen aparecida.
Desde aver es este. en- todos los
hogares. el terna de las conversacio-
mes domesticas.