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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-22
AN INDEPENDENT OPINION

People of strong party preudces likely to be biased IN
opinions regarding their hence we more
likely get the facts from independent opinion or from
the opinion Of party man who can see things as they are ana
party for the good of his country which should always be
above party.
Weekly speaking the old parties in its issue of
July 18th crcses the Republican convention and platform
or less severely and then makes the Following very pam
and pointed comment the Democratic convention at San
Francisco
THE Democratic Convention if anything, degree
because there attempt made at San Francisco
which had no paralel at Cncagothe convention was at s
given flaming opportunity to declare It's adherence TO the moral
made by the American with regard to the liquor
traffic But the hand of the defunc and dsgaceu whisky
business heavy upon the men VINO controlled at cohVe
ton Paid agents who both public officials and private re-
not the League OF Nations which received the sah at
tenton which booze received The whole convention esembed
American citizens selected to formulate pohce Tor the souoh
of the problems which haras the nation and the world And
candidate unknown and amenabe to control as the Repub
can candidate put the high office of President
The defeat of NcAdoo and the defeat of the movement to
insert plank the platform the two strong actions
Democratic Convention these neuralzed by the
The McAdoo candidacy of the most
annals of the United States That it was heavily financed
oregone conclusion but the utmost endeavor skilled nvetg
ty that would Justify public exposure 1t however,
generally and the McAdoo than the
defeat of it the defeat of whose exposure
and the destruction of whose power the most needed reform
in the United States and the world today
When take consideration the fact that Mr. Ford
Democrat that he the intimate friend and chosen Michigan
representative of President Wilson, the comment very sgn
cant should be careful consideration by all thought
The liquor interests dominated this government for many
years disposed of only after very bitter fight Any
party which will champion return of the liquor business
or in any way give aid to that nefarous business menace
buried of sight by the honest voters who stand for clean and
progressive government.
If the charge made by the Ford Independent true
there be little doubt of its truthune evidenced by
comment from other reliable sources then the editors the
this question should the mind anyone
how this question order the
best
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-22
OBITUARY

William Gamble was born in On
tario, Canada, on April 20, 1S45. In
1864 he came with his parents to
st. Louis, Michigan where they
settled on a farm. William married
Miss Nellie Kibbe in 1866. They
lived on farm one mile east of St.
Louis until 1870 when they removed
to Emerson township. There the
two Struggled in the wilderness of
what was then known as starving
Gratiot, until his 16O-acre farm had
been cleared
He died at his home in Alma July
g. 1920, age 70 years months and
l6 days. Mr.. Gamble was the father
of seven children. Ezra Gamble
died in 1895, and Fannie Devereaux,
departed this life in 1899.
Those left to mourn their loss are :
his wife. Nellie Gamble Of Alma. and
his children, Addie Cole. Florence
English and Robert Gamble of
Breckenridge. Michigan, George and
Warren Gamble, who reside in Alma,
Michigan, and ten grandchildren.
Mr.. Gamble was a kind and loving
husband and father and from early
life sincere follower of his Lord
and Savior Jesus Christ
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-22
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Ecclesiastes 7:1-1O

EcCleSldSteS f'i-iV
A good name is better than pre-
cious ointment; and the day of death
than the day of ones birth.
1t is better to go to the house OF
mourning than to go to the house OF
Teasing: for that is the end of all
men; and the living will lay it to his
heart.
Sorrow is better than laughter
for by the sadness of the counten-
ance the heart is made better.
The heart of the wise is in the
house of mourning; but the heart OF
fools is in the house of mirth.
1t is better to hear the rebuke of
the wise, than for a man to hear the
song of fools.
For as the cracking of thorns un-
der pot, so is the laughter of the
fool; this also is vanity.
Surely oppression maketh a wise
man mad; and a gift destroyeth the
heart.
Better is the end of a thing than
the beginning thereof: and the pa
tient in spirit is better than the
proud in spirit.
Be not hasty in thy spirit to be
angry: for anger resteth in the
bosom of fools.
Say not thou, What is the cause
, that the former days were better
than these? for thou dost not inquire
wisely concerning this.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-22
SELLS BUSINESS
i. VI. Smith Sells Coal Business To
The Brown-Ward Company.

Perley NJ. Smith, veteran Alma
coal dealer, has sold his coal yards
on Wright avenue to the Brown Ward
company of Detroit, and is expecting
TO move with his family to California
within the next few months.
The Brown Ward company. which
has purchased the Smith coal yards,
expects to continue the business that
Mr. Smith has conducted here for
some years. c. p. Ward of Big Rap
ids, cousin of c. o. Ward, well
known Alma business man, will have
charge of the Alma yards for the De-
trot firm.
This company has been in this bust
ness for number of years in Detroit
and with coal yards in various places
in the state has large buying power,
and it is felt by Mr.. G.. F. Ward. that
the company will be able to obtain
fuel for its Alma yards. if anyone is
liable to supply il.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-22
HIT BY AUTO
Erwin Hamel Struck BY Auto Mon
day Morning.

Erwin Hamel, who resides in the
first ward, was struck by an auto
mobile early Monday morning on
Michigan avenue, and knocked TO the
pavement, by the car, which was
driven by Fred Burlingame. Hamel
was rushed TO local hospital, inn
mediately after the accident, where
it was found that his left arm was
broken between the elbow and the
shoulder, and that he was suffering
from a scalp wound and other minor
injuries.
The accident happened so quickly
that few are certain just what blame
may be attached to either party, but
it is more than possible that perhaps
some little carelessness was exhibit
ed both by Hamel and by Burlin-
game.
Hamel was driving to work in an
automobile with his brother. and as
he reached point on Michigan ave-
nue. opposite the gate leading to the
plant, jumped from the automobile,
and started across the street, appar-
emily without having looked CAREFUL
~ TO see if another automobile was
approaching.
As he was crossing the street he
noticed the other automobile APP
preaching but it was then so close
that he did not have an opportunity
to get out of the way of it, before
he was struck
Burlingame called before Chief of
Police Vibber Monday morning stat
ed that when Hamel jumped from
the car and started to cross the
street that he was so close to him
that he could not stop the car be-
fore it struck him. He said that he
was not going thirty miles an hour
as some said that he was. He stated
that he was not travelling at more
than fifteen miles an hour
Burlingame remained with Hamel,
until the injured man had been taken
to a hospital and every assistance
had been given him Buringame re-
sides on Grafton avenue. in the
southern part Of the city.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-22
HARPING ON THE SAME STRING

monotonous doesn't harp has many strings
and any played exclusively might easily become
the listener but that might
also make an impression not easily forgotten Then OF course
there such thing variations which tend to relieve the
noony at times
alton speculation whatever wish to call it? Exact
this The Record has wish become edtor
ally speaking We have desire to harp only one string
But deeply interested the future of We
exceedingly the United States and Michigan ard
safety that of a future which will bigger and
better policy of government and administration of affairs
and safer democracy than have at
Therefore at the risk of seeming monoonous at times we
shall continue harp the string which advocates intelligent
thinking facing
with lettering conditions the deliberate and
arriving at any conclusion place
conclusions regarding public affairs either national
local shall arrive those conclusions only through
conscientious study shall be able to subsantate them by
reliable data carefully selected
The modern doctor continues to give the medicine which in
his judgment will best the effects Of the disease from
which his patient suffering after the patient have
grown tired of taking it. The modern has most i'm
poan function to perform in the healing of governmental dis
through moulding of public opinion the dssem
reliable information It's influence for good second to
The Record therefore endeavong to live to its
portunty along these lines
If man with the genius
per make reasonable degree how does
the expect to accomplish much by working six
hours day five days in the week Edons
Precipitation rather than inspiration although folks
think otherwise.
the who makes the most noise with his talking
doesn't enough both the time
something like Lincon steam boat with whistle big
boiler small that whistle blew the
stopped.
you your part toward making Alma nice clean
progressive city and pleasant place for home
YOU going do for you? Every citizen has
to perform failure the of adds to the burden
of the others Every should tote his load
Community life should be made the best possible in all of its
influences the preparation of the boys and girls
of citizenship in the to Every
mnty is as wholesome the ideals the people who
live in it.
We would very respectfully suggest that the railroad
tn me
find pigs that will stand for it, and out of the
place to put it in.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-22

We would very respectfully suggest that the railroad
many depot for providing they
find that will stand for it, and out of the
place to put it in.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-22

Community life made the best possible in all of it's
influences the preparation of the boys and girls
for the duties citizenship the years to Every
munty wholesome the ideals of the people who
il.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-22

If you don't do your part toward making Alma nice clean
wholesome progressive city and pleasant place for home
YOU going do it for you? Every citizen has part
perform failure the of adds to the burden
of the others. Every should tote his load
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12
UN MONUMENTO A LA
MEMORIA DEL DOCTOR
SILVA EN- MORELIA
Ha tornado i~ncremento en- el
Estado La idea de hon
rar al e1tinto

NORELIA. MichoacaR, Agosto g.
connotados V~ecinos de esta poblacion
han estado concurriendo a las juntaS
que regularmente Sc han venido cele-
brando en- el Falacio de Gobicrno con
u especial objeto de tratar 10 rela-
two a Ia erection de un monumento a
Ia memcria Gel preclaro hito del Es-
| tado, doctor dor Manuel Silva, Y ell
objeto de que todos estos senores
| nersiguen parece que sta va en- Was
de realizarse. Fue desde luego Gesig-
NADIA una mesa directiva que Sc en-
cargara, ~secundada por otras ccmisio
nes Que va tGeron tambienn nombra-
Gas. de TRAFALGAR con el proposito eN-
ruesto hasia Que no Sc lleve a feliZ
termino la obra.
Acord0se cue el monumento tendria
IN costo De ciento veinte mil pesos
Y u para hacerse de fondoS Sc recu-
rrirfa entrs otros medios al de Ia
crcacion de unas estampillas que lie
yaran el nombre de 'estampilla Sill
va"
Todos los habitantes abundan en- Ia
Idea de que muy proEto podra reun!r
SO 81 costo &c tai monumental, pueS
publico Y notorio es el gran nnmero
dc simpatias que supo ~conquistar en-
vida el inoiviGable profetioniSta Gu
Va memoria honraran dignamente los
h,ios del Estado de Mlchoacan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12
ESTAN EN- HUELGA DE
NUEVO LOS TRENISTAS
EN- Ell PTO. 0

VERACRUZ. Agosto 6.-Los tram
riarios dc este puerto han hecho de-
claraciones en- ell sentido de que iran
nuevamentS Il Ia huelga 81 Ia empresa
TO les concede ell aumento del Gin
cuenta por ciento solicitado. La Ca
mara de Concrete va estudia ell pro-
b!ema de 81 los ~operaciones V en-
pleados de Ia tai empresa deben ser
0 no apoyaGos en- u pretensiones
Y Ia prensa de Ia localidad. por su
parte, declara que Ia peticion de los
tranviaribs es perfectamente justa,
pues los salaries de que disfrutan
son sencillamente i%rrisorios.
La Compihfa de Tranvias Sc ha
dirigido al Ayuntamiento del puerto
solicitando de este que Sc lie rermita
hacer Elective I'm aumento en- los pa
safes a fin de poder satisfacer ellos.
por SUI pare, ell aumento que sus m
pleados solIc:tan.
Ell Ayuntamierto contest6 regativa-
nente a Ia sclicitud de Ia empresa
i~ranviaria aduciendo entire otras ra-
cnes Ia de que cobran va altisimos
l~rectos por los servicios de luz y fuer
"a.
La huelga dC tranviarios vuelve, pues
a a los habitantes Gel puer
% jarocho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12
Escandaloso suceso con mo.
tivos de las recientes
elecciones

PUEBLA. Agosto 6.-Ayer queda-
ron instaladas las juntas c~omputado-
ras V ell personal de estas estuvo in
,egrado en- su mayorfa por ~partidarios
de los pa-tiGos c~ontrincantes del
obregonista. Fue este QuizA 10 que di6
luCar a un suceso Embellishments
e~scandaloso. Los presidentes de las
c~asillas electorales de San Geronimo
Caleras. fueron asaltados cuando We
man con toGos sus expedientes. Los
~aSaltanteS. todos ellos civiles V YEN
40 armados, les obligaron a que les
entregaran los expedientes con los
que luego echaron a correr.
Los sorprendidos corrieron tras sus
a%saltantes V mas tarde dieron parte
del hecho nj Juez de Dlstrito. quien
~nractic6 LIS averiEuaciones del case.
Los expediantes pudieron ser encon-
t~ados, pero estaban hechos pedaZos.
Mas tardc. Y por las propias ave-
| r~iguacionas p~racticadas por ei Juez
de Distrito. sOpose que los a~saltantes
~pertenecfan al partido o~hregonista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12
IA EFlClENTE LABOR DEL
PERSONAL S6NiTARlO

FL senior Romualdo Rodriguez ha
hccho publicoS ~algunos detalles que de
muestran Ia e~ficiencia del personal que
presta sus servictos EN- las ~dependen
cias del Console Superior de Salu-
hridad.
FL citado senior ha declarado luz
prlncipalmente hace conocer su agrade
cimiento para el personal oei Servicio
Saritario que Sc encuentra on el Laza
reto de Benitez, en- donde eStuvo sic
to dfas con el objetO de ser examina-
&c en- vtrtud de haber venido recien-
tcnente de Tampico. cundo la epide-
mia de pesta bub6nica estaba causan
90 gran mortalidad en- ell puerto.
Sc han puhlicado los nombres de
las personals que prestan sus servicios
en- el LaZareto, y son el Delegado Sa
nltario doctor Jose Elizondo, e Pasan
lie de Heiicira .Apolonio Vallejo Je
fe del LaZareto de BeniteZ, V el Prac
ticante Eloy Gonzalez Trevino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12
PCR QUE FUE APREHENDIOC
Ell cORONEl DEL CASTILLO

Aver inrormamos acerca del esran
Galo que Se Suscito an II Ciudad en-
los alrededoreS del Palacio de Gobierr,.
Gebido a Ia APPREHENSION del coroael
VI. s. del Castillo. iefe del Estado Ma
yor del general Manuel Arellano. lu'en
t!nalmente ! por orden del 1ete de
Ia Guarnici6r. general Hurtado. fue
hbertado. Las investigaciones que Sc
han hecho sobre los motives de la ap-e
hensi6n del citado n.ilitar. que Ia pre-
sentado una Gomanda ante el JueZ NH
tar. hacen saber que solamente Sc
trat6 de una mala interpretation.
Por algunos medicines ocurridos en-
ire las fuerzas Gel general Porfirio
Gonzalez Y las que t:@ne a sus 6rde-
7es en- Montemorelos 81 general Mora
les Arellauo. sc orden6 por el Gober
nador del Estado que dicho jefe mill
tar fuera vigilado. pues Sc tuvo como
cimiento do que Sc encotraba en- esta
/, ciudad m:entras Sc iniciba un proce
6imiento en- forpa.
Para cumplimentar esa orden, dis
ruso ell coronel Miguel Flores Fillar.
iefe del Esta6c Mayor del Gobernador
GPNeT9i fpTlITap SO!iZa4tS, iut EA dNSAA
to dc Ia Polfcia Especial se situara
er has inme6iacionee de Ia casa 'fcl
senior Morales Arellano. pero solo
con 81 oi jeto de- "vtgilar." SIN que las
i~nstrucciones dedas pudieran 2xtel
desc hasta Ia apprehension. Y sucedio
c:!e por una mala Interpretation del
aesnte Pp'iciaco. cuardo vi" snlir de
la casa al coroael del Castillo. 10 con-
fundt6 ccn 81 general Morales Arefla
TO. ' extralimiiandose en- u funcio
ne. le pidia Al arma que poreaba.
Entonces frE cuando sc suscir6 Ell
erojoso inciientDa que nludimos aver,
Y tanto ci cgcnte de in rc.::ic como
81 corone. del Castillo se encam!raron
lacia Ia jetaru-a de Ia Guarnici6.
dcrde aver'-nandose que made or6en6
IA a~prehensi&r. so Ie devo:vi6 su arma
dejandose!e an absolute lioertai.
Es SECURE. Que por esa fl;ta de cum
p,i,niento re Una orden. y por oxtra-
ll.nitarse Ell U funciol,s, ell accnte
=: fjciaco sca removido de su empleo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12
SOLDADOS FEDERALES QUE
SOLJCITAN AMPARO

PACHCCA. Hgo, Agosto MAS
de veinte soIdados federales acaban
de solicitar recurso de amparo contra
10 Secretarls de Guerra Y Marina y
contra la Jefatura de Operaciones que
les obligar 4 seguir prestando sus
Servicios como soldados a pesar de
que ellos pidieron con anterioridad ser
ltcenciados.
Las autoriGades militares. en- con-
ira posiciHn de 10 expuesto por los
quejJsoS. deciaran que aquellos eS-
tan consignados ante un juez para
que les juzguc de varios deli-os.
Estas contrariedades obligaron al
Juez de D!strito a conceder la sus
pension provisional por espacio de
setenta y dos horas. creyendose que
Sc les concedera el amparo definittvo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12
DEJE De FUMAR
ES TAN FACIL DEAR De ~
MAR CIGARRILLOS, PUROS
O MASTICAR TABACO

No-To-Bac ha ayudado a millares
de personals a dejar ell cOstoso y per
n;cioso uso del tabaco. No importa
Ell tempo que listed haya fumado o
n,asticado: tome simplemente n in
ofepsiva pastilla de No-To-Bac Guam
10 tenga CANA de fumar, e inmedla-
tamente calmara Ct deseo. -.
Despues de POGO tempo acaoara
-ar obandorar este habito en- deflM
riva V usted Sc sentira mejor mental
y fisicamente. Adauisra hoy mismo
ma cajita de No-To-Bac, Y 81 no lie
ouita 81 deseo de usar tabaco en-
~ua'ouier forma. en- Ia parte en- cue
IL haya comprado lie d~evolveran 81
importe sin mas averiguaciones. No
-ba es hecho per Ia misma casa
ne hace los Cascarets' Y por lo tan
to. es absolutamente eficaz e lnofen
sivo, (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12
UNA JUNTH DEL CONSEJO
DE SAlUBRlDAD

Aver por 10. mania. Ell las oficinas
del Consej9 de Salubridad del Estado
e~stablecidas en- Ia planta baja del Pala
clio de Gobierno. tuvo lugar I'M in
teresante junta de los miembros de
csc cuerpo sanitario. a efecto de tomar
trascendentales acuerdos.
Entire otras cosas, Sc trat6 preferen
temente 10 relative a Ia r~eglamenta-
cion de las inspecciones de bebidas Y
comeStibleS. pueS 81 han dado recientes
casos en- que tanto las bebidas como
las materials alimenticias no estan de-
bidamente manufacturadas con arreglo
a las leyes dc Ia hygiene. y son un peli
gro para los -consumidores.
Estuvo rreaente EN- Ia junta el Encar
cado Municipal del ramo de Salubridad
aportando informes muy interesantes
sobre ell asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12

declarado que dichos trenes seran equi
pados con material rodante bastante
suficiente, habiendose recibido va de
la ciudad de Mexico varios eleganges
coches he Tasajeros que llesaron de
los Estados Untdos por la via de We
racruZ.
Los trsnes locales llevaran dos CO.
ches de express. N de primera cia-
Sc Y otro de segunda, Los Directories
Sc ~compoadran de I'm coche de eX-
press, uno de primera, dos de segunda
clase Y carros dormitorios.
Los itineraries que regiran las lie
saGas Y saiidas de dichos c]onvoyes, son
los mismos que Sc publicaron hace al
sunos dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12
coRRERAN PRONTO TRENES
DlREcToS LOCALES

Oficialmente Sc ha anunciado e. las
ofIcInas de los Ferrocarriles en- esIa
ciudad que desde Ell pr6ximo dia i
del actual quedara reanudado ell trait
Co de treues directos y locales por Ia
VIA del Ferrocarril Nacional, pasando
Yor Monterrey, como en- tiempos nor
males. los trenes n1mero l. 2, y +
FL Super;entendente de Ia Division
dol Norte, senior Ricardo Pruneda. ha
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12

MONTERREY, agosto 10.-El ge-
neral Antonio l. Viliarreal, que actual
u:erte desempeha las funciones de Sc
cretario de Agriculture y Fomei&o en-
el Gabinete del Presidente de Ia Euer-
Ia. ha reSueltc definitivamente acep-
tar su c~andidatura para ~presentarse
en- la pr6xima lucha electoral para Go
bernador Constitutional del Estado,
seCun Sc ha sabido hoy aqui.
A pesar dc haber sido derrotado en-
los comicios anteriores, cuando Nevo
Sc a cabo Ia imposition del general
Santos en- eli Gobiernc, el Partidc Ii
beral de Nuevo Leon volvi6 a ofrecer
81 c~andidatura al general Villarreai,
irdicandole que estaban dandose va los
I.rimeros pesos para hacer Ia propagan
ia debidamente.
Varios Iniembros del Partido Lille
raj dirigieccn embellishments despues
IRA communication a las autoridaes del
EStado, para que Sc ~procediera a re-
c.strar Ia caadidatura que apoyara
ESQ agrupaci6n Y tres Partidos Polfti-
COS mas. dando cuenta de csc hecho
Il general V:llarreal. Este f~uncionario,
IN respuesta. envio eI sisulente mehsa
je al Partido liberal:
"Enterado con agradecimiento de su
mensaje. Oportunamente fiJare mi sa-
ida para esa. Saludolo afectuosamen
tel Srio. de A. Y F., Antonio l..
Eillarreal"
Ell texto de mensaje anterior, CO.
nc Sc We. hrdica claramente que e. Ce-
neral Villarreal Sc dispone a dar prin
cipio a Su compana politica, para cuyo
efecto tendri Que retirarse de los asun
tos publicos que Sc le tienen encomen
dados en- la administrator de- GohiHr
TO Constitufdo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12

provisionalmente del Go5ierno del Es-
tado. en- substitution del doctor Dario
L-5pez. quien estuvo 81 recibirle en- Ia
eStaci6n. A,nbos funcionarios, el sa-
lieate y cl general Gomez, recorrieron
n avenida IrGependencia, siendo a.
plaudidos FOR Ell pueblo. Dtrigieronse
iuego n Pal2cio de Gobterno,
el doctor Lopez hizo entrega al ge-
neral Gomez Y POGO despues efectu6-
Sc el desfile de Ia guarnici0n ante ei
propio Palacio de Gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12
MOTlN EN- REVERE BEACH

REVEPE. BEACH. Mass. Agosto g.
TN Grupo dc marinos. ~apoyados por
otro de civiles. Sc llegaron a Ia esta-
ci6n de policia de esta poblaci6n. V
.uvicron uH ~encuentro formidable. re-
suItando mas yie cincuenta heridos,
tres de sl!os de suma gravedad.
Fl ~eschndalo Que degenero en- una
reyerta a mano armada, Sc origin6
cuandoiuno de los policfas aprchendio
a un marino por Ell delito de ebriedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12

Ia P~residencia de log Estados Unidos
en- cuanto a la Liga de las Naciones $,
refiere.
'Yo no puedo r~esistir e~so,-exclamt
el predicador-y ST Ell partldo democra'
Ia 10 apoya, desde ahora les advierto
que todos ellos Sc iran a Ia tumba tan
hondo que no podran DIR Ia trompets
de Gabriel el dfa del Juicio".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12
BILLY SUNDAY NO ESTA DE A
CUERDO CON cox

LINCOLN, .iNeb. Agosto s.-Billy
Sunday. ell gran predicador. cue anda
de Herodes a Pilatos, p~redicando mil
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