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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

trouble for us. There is no bcl!or that the
hhslsh people can BIO frightened or worn
down to recognition of ouch II separate
government We havc known and felt too
much or tho imprcgnnbio resistance and
determination of the British nation and its
stock. Outbreaks OF tho Irish in and out OF
iEeiand nave been familiar periodically before
.."u since iiSS. So far the people of tho
nou'n arc concerned. they must know pur
nosc , pt"hs. personnel aud probabilities very
hnuch more definitely than they know now be-
49, my sanction encouragement by our gov
ernincnt or any part OF H. to any movement
ttnreatsnins disturbance OF tho peace and well
.ni, oi friendly races. useless violence misery
anu suffering TO both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
FIRST SERGEANT DAN DALEY
Is PLACED ON INACTIVE LIST
Here OF Marines, Who Ny~nrx More
Medals Than Any Other L.
s. Soldier, In Relieved

NEW YORK. August G-First Ser
Eeant Dan DAILY. undoubtedly tho
best known man in all the services
with the exception Of Sergeant YORK.
or Argonnc fame. was placed on the
inactive list of the Marine Corps Re
serve last week. DAILY won two med
ais OF honor for valor In the Boxer
Riviere In Haiti. and is eaid TO be
che only man in all the services who
holds two medals OF honor.
In the world war his feats OF ex-
ceptional bravery won for him the
Medaillc Miiitaire and the Croix de
Gncrre from France, and the Distin-
Euished Service Cross from General
tive list to accept position with n
prominent banking house here re-
moves from the marines their most
picturesque of the old school soldiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
The Poets Conner
The Dust Dethroned.

Sargon is dust. Semiramis a cIods
In crypts profound the moon at
midnight peers:
The owl upon the SphInz boots in
her ears,
And scant and scar tho desert grasses
nod
Where once tho armies of Assyria
trod
With younger sunlight splendid on
the spears;
The lichens cling the closer With
tho years.
And seal tho eyelids of tho weary
Where high the tombs OF royal Egypt
heaVe,
The vnlture shadows with arrested
wings
The undecipherable boast OF kings
AS Arab children hear their mothers
And leave in mockery their toy
Tho f2<ull OF Pharoah staring AZ
the sky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
MAKE WAR AGAINST LIQUOR
IN HOME OF JAMAICA RUM
Two American Missionaries, VIM
guard ar Dry Forces. begin the
Crnsud<
ley Associated Press !

Ii.S Associated l'revr
NIN'SToN, JAMAICA, August .
war against John Barlcycorn has
been started in the home OF Jamaica
rum. TWO American missionaries, the
vanguard of prohibition crusade.
nave Just aided in the organization or
tne jamaica League against nlco-
holiSm. which II IN said. Is to affiliate
with the worlds league against n,co-
hoilsm. headed by the RI. IIonorables
Left Jones, tho RI. Sir Donald Nc
Lean, VI. T.; and Lord Rowallan, vice
president.
One Of the American missionaries
urged tho rnasa-meeting to follow tho
lead nf "Pussyfoot" Johnson One OF
maica dry Is the manufacture or rum.
an industry which is said TO net the
government fun 100000 in revenue
annually.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
CITY OF NAPLES PLANS
TO BUILD BIG DRY DOCK
Entire Property 10 Dccome Property
of Italian Government mt
End of Sixty Years.

WASHINGTON. August THE
largest dry dock on the Mediter-
rarean is planned at Naples.
Recent dcc-ccs Of the Italian gov
eminent authorizing the construction
OF this deck and smaller one at
at the Industrial port OF Baia-Avcrno
provide that work must begin within
six months Of the official date OF the
declaration Of peace.
Resides the dry docks. IL is planned
to transform Lake Avcrno for the use
OF shipyards. and to huild n canal
connecting the lake with the port OF
Naples proper.
The Italian government will within
period OF fifty years pay about
half of the cost of the work and
at the end Of sixty years the entire
property automatically becomes gov
eminent property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
BUILDS NEW RAILROAD
Poland Constructs First Line Since
Recent Armisficc WINS Opened
for rrnfIic.

BY Associated Press.l
WARSAW. August THE first
new railroad line built by Poland
since the armistice was formally
opened for traffic recently. the limo
saving seventy kilomctcrs between
Warsaw and I'oZnan. The two larg-
est cities in the new republic.
Completion of this limo connects
more Ultimately the people of Con-
the PoZnan district. for generations
under German rule, who Ind been
kept artiicially apart by the Rus
Sian policy followed in Poland OF
restricting railroad construction. The
new railroad is to form part OF the
future great international transcon-
tinental rail route from Vladivostok
through Warsaw, Berlin, Brussels
and Paris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
OPPOSES MEAT. IMPORTS
livestock breeders In Spain Begin
Campaign Against shipments
From Abroad.
ny Associated Press.l

i'J HSooCittcu fIeSs.J
Madrid. August Live stock
breeders in Spain have begun n cam
paign against the suggested Intro
auction OF extensive quantities or
coid"storage meat from the Argcn-
zine and Australia. They foresee
with the rapidly increasing number
or refrigerating vessels available tho
probability of importations on large
scale from the two countries named,
and with the realization OF this pros
poet the reduction 10 vanishing point
OF the huge profits they have been
making ever since the outbreak OF
hostilities In 1914.
Spain Is not great consumer OF
meat, the average consumption at
tanning only approximately forty-fIvc
pounds per capita annually. For this
the consumer pays dearly. probably
even moro than the French, for the
herds have been diminished to q large
extent by expectations at hign
profits during the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
TWO GOVERNORS SPEAK
AT BANQUET IN WILSON
Beckett, OF North Carolina, and
Brough. OF Arkansas, Attend
Gathering of Farmers.


WILSON. n. c.. August THE
Governors OF two Southern States.
Charles n; Bgougn. Of Arkansas and
lima, were tho principal speakers here
tonight at n banquet to be given in
honor OF two hundred Arkansana
who are visiting Wilson County to-
day sackirg information regarding
tho growing and marketing Of crops
in this vicinity.
Shortly after tho arrival Of the
visitors this morning they were car
ried In automobiles to the western
and southern parts OF the county
whore they were shown how tobacco
is grown. cured and prepared for
marketing. A trip to other sections
OF the county will be made this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
Full Colony Changes Name.

NAIROBT. EAST AFRICA, August
1.-The Governor of the. East Africa
Protectoratc, Major-General Sir Ed
ward Northey, announces that British
East Africa has been formally an
OF "Kcnia Colony" The Sultan Of
coast dominions, ne SAID
will retain tho status OF n Protec-
torate under the namo OF "Kenia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
FOREIGN OFFICE DENIES
GENERAL STAFF REPORT
French Government Repudiatcs Dis-
pntrh Relative to Action of
League Of Nations.

7
PARIS. August THE Foreign Of
fee has issued a categorical denial OF
dispatches of press agency, purport-
ing to be from San Sebastian. stating
that the council of the league OF ma
lions had decided on the creation ..
an international general Stan.
The French Foreign Office denial
follows "a similar denial from the
headQuartcrs of the league OF nations
at London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
Norfolk Veneer Company Rebupdinx

NORFOLK, VA. August THE
Norfolk Veneer Company. whose fac
tory building was destroyed by fire
building and machinery. is soon to
be rebuilt. and tho officials OF the
company announce that II is to be
and. Of course. will cost a great deal
more money for It's eonstruction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
1000 GERMAN WORKMEN
ARE EN- ROUTE TO RUSSIA
Metal md building Trnde Operatives
Leave for Industrial Center
Senr Moscow.

Nenr MOscOw.
BERLIN. August THE first con-
t!nSent OF German cmisrant work
men has sailed from Stettin to Reval.
en- route for the Kolomna industrial
center. seventy-hvc miles from Mos
COW. Most OF the men are metal
workers and building trade opera
tives. During the RPXt few weeks,
according to tho Tageblatt. several
more patches of 1000 workers each
will follow.
The German government. after
protracted negotiations. is now issu-
ing emigration permits on large
scale. The Tageblatt also says that
a trade union commission VIII short
~ proceed to Russia in order to sat
isfy itself that the men are suitably
employed and housed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

q Revelation by the census figures that the
majority of population has shifted from the
country to the cities is +.ign oG.an unhealthy
economic condition. Tilt, rush To the cities
has been Unprecedented in the last few years.
the lure OF high wages and bright lights rob
hing the farms OF the young men and women.
and adding immeasurably 10 the difficulties
of those who remain 10 cultivate them In
some way the procession must be reversed
If it is not, then the time is not far distant
when, with the farms deserted, the cities
viii SO hungry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

The whole o: Hardirg's acceptance ad-
|dress Is 4 mystery The only mystery in the
Cox address is the insert" which was not
inserted. What the Democratic candidate
had in mind and then az the eleventh hour
decided not 10 utter. will afford topic for
Interesting and unlimited speculation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
Mil Work Firm. Orunn,x.

MIAMI. FLA, August 7.-Represen-
tatives OF thirty mill work and retail
lumber firms throughout Florida met
here yesterday and perfected organi-
cation of the Florida Mill Work AS
ISOLATION, the purpose OF which Ia to
promote the interests of mill work
and retail lumbermen Of tho State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

Senator Harding's promise of a reply To
the Cox acceptance address was hardly nee
essary, inasmuch as he had begun replying
to II even before it was released for publ
cation. y little thing like the violation OF
time-honored newspaper ethics seems not To
have deferred him in his ardor TO correct
one of his own blunders which Governor Cox
revealed to him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

"A woman candidate for the presidency
in 1919 is : prophecy coming out OF New
York, where q woman has just been nomi-
mated for Secretary OF State. But why
Should the women wait that long before
pressing their demand, in view of the fac,
that both major parties already are bend
ing their suppliant knees TO capture their
votes?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
What to Do With ViIjo

! has been intimatcd by the State Dcpor,- .
ment IN Washington that this govern
nent may continue 10 withhold its recount
t!oh or the new regime in Mexico unless Tho
captors OF Francisco Villa, now in the cue
tody OF the Mexican government, surrender
him 10 the United States Official advice.
to this effect may have been sent ulready
10 Mexico City
Just what this country might do with
villa II he should be turned over 10 tho
ohted states Is not made clear or what
ohenses against the nation he is held guilty
IL is not stated. While 1t is generally as
sumed that men under his command com
United repeated outragcs against the lives
and the property OF Americans. the govern
ment has never been certain that sucb
crimes could be laid directly at the door
Of the bandit leader
Villa might. OF course, be arraigncd md
tried for the raids which took place cour
years ago ana which resulted at the time
in the Pershing punitive expedition. This
probably would establish his guilt or limo.
cencc. but the procedure would be OF douh,
tul Yaine at that II the charges were not
| proven he would be given his liberty !,
| found guilty II j. not easy to zee what form
| OF punishment would or could legally be
| inflicted.
! 1t would seem the wiser course IN do
| mand Villas punishment or banishmcn, n,
the hands OF Mcxcans themselves. There
| could be no difficulty about his conviction
| before Mexican court. His crimes have
| been so numerous against his own coun.
| tryncn that his guilt could be demonstrated
| by thousand witnesses
| Milwaukee, having refused permission IN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

S Jebs convict Socialist candidate for Tho
presidency, shows sounder judgment and n
nnigher degree Of political sagacity than his
Scyerzeaious friends who are moving heaven
Sand: earth to have him pardoned As long
ksas ne Is behind the bars he can pose as a
Npartyr. and the sympathy he thereby in
Syltes viii be worth many thousands OF votes
Ito him in November. Once that rol. is
slost, he becomes merely an ex-convict If
.tDebs Is guilty. and the courts have found
him. so, he should be permitted TO serve out
ibis sentence. or, II clemency Is extended to
Shimi then the bars should be let down TO
sall syioiators OF the espionage laws. Both
I Cox and Harding have sdesteppcd the trap
that was laid for them in the appeal OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

Investigation Of the presidential candi-
dates campaign expenditures has been put
off until September Giving the campaign
|committees time 20 accumulate funds,
perhaps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

Farmer-Labor Candidate Christensen that
they join with him to obtain pardon for
Debs and the President is not likely to DO
influenced in his case by any maudin
sentiment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

True. the scent piece offered as gift
by John D. Rockefeller would not have pur-
chased anything. but the youngster who
|spurned il might at least have kept it as
la souvenir OF the worlds highest multi
millionaire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

know n little artist. her lovely name is
Grace; and shes n wonderful painter, Jack
you oughta see her face! Angelo was
an artist I'll have TO tip my hat: hut
wen Michael Angelo never did Job like that,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
A Regular NciIer.

My goodness. Maudc. who is that fellow
you're running around WITH Why, he's--"-
NOW you just stop talking about him. He's
n regular Teller he is. He's go, n chummy
roadster and divorce and everything"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

2ssey may be guilty Of contempt. or OF
ss5sl:seihins else equally as grave. but Elihu
gItoot and William ID. Guthrie, two of the
nation S most distinguished lawyers have
not permitted their awe OF the Supreme
court TO deter them from telling in Ian
lsuage painfully plain just what they think
$o1 lhat tribunals decision in the prohibition
case Regardless OF the merits OF their case
sor the righteousness OF the decision. the un-
spre1udiced part of the American public will
agree with them that the court al least
owed 1t to the public 10 explain bv wha1
process OF reasoning and facts 1t arrived at
ITS verdict in so vital matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
SUNDAY. AUGUST S 1920.

"A negro convention is being held in New
81 ork TO elect "a world leader and a pro-
visional president of Africa Have they
lost hope in Harding?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
Voice of the People

Letters must give the name md address Of
the writer Name will be published II
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

Rupert Hughes recent defense of Pm.
lands attack on Russia in an imperja,;s,ic
attempt to regain all It's ancient territory
while appealing to the sympathy falls Fat
.before The unalterab!e fact that Poland
signed the treaty OF Versailles, thereby
agreeing TO the boundaries as defined in the
treaty, and conscnting further tina, future
boundary definitions should be made by ,be
allied nations When OF It's own volitiop /,
reduced that treaty, so far as it was con
cerned. to scrap Of paper it violated its
good faith and forfeited the good will OF jts
sassaociates. Poland must be saved. but its
saiNation will come because OF political ne.
sssI:ty, and not for love of Poland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

Wunst | knowed dat nev yah told q
he. said Charcoal Eph. in mood One day
] TUX him hshin' an O I4awd, nevah seen sech
n change in a human bein' Try piece O.
trout. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

Full moons come around just about the time
Wille is out OF luck. il he dares to walk with
Mamie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

milwaukee, having refused permission for
soviet tag day, at last is showing signs OF
gradual return to civilization.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14
Ell REGIMEN ACTUAL Y
FL DE CARRANZA

Por otra parte. tQue nuevos prin-
cipios ha proclamado Ia rebellion o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14
CUARTElAZO, MOTlN
o aSONAOA %

'Cu~artelazo", es palabra compueSta
del SUBSTANTIVE Quartet y del sufijc
'azo" que modifica ell significado del
SUBSTANTIVE.
Los sufijos "azo" y ada" agrega-
dos al final de una palabra- indican
Ell golpe dado con el objeto que la pa
labra expresa: sablazo. es Ell golpe
dado con Ell sable; lanzada ell golpe
dado con la lama: por 10 tanto. Guar
telazo" sign6ica el golpe dado con
los elementos que conStituyen Ell Guar
tel. IS decir. o las tropas.
El d~iccionario espahol tae solanente
IA palaba "~cuartelada7 que, como he
mos e~xpueSto. es de identico signifi-
cado; pero esta omission no i-npide
que "cuartelazo" sea palabra entera-
merte c~astiza, pues estA fornlda con
arreglo a los preceptos litera-ios para
IA formation de palabras nuevas- Ell
legislator por 10 tanto. Ia emple6 CO.
rrectamente.
"Asonada,' seg1n ell ~diccionario de
la lengua, es Ia reunion 0 ooncurren-
cia numerosa para conseguir tumul-
tuariamente Y violentamente cual-
quier fin. por 10 comnn polluco.
"Motin" es 10 mismo que asonada.
con Ia dnica diferencia de que este
Sc dirije contra Ia autoridad consutuf-
da.
"Cuarteiada" o "cuartelazo" es 10
mismo Que "motfn", o. Il sofa dife-
rencia de que ell tunulto y Ia violen-
cha son hechos por soadadoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14

CNOTA).--Este y los dcmas subti-
fueron puestos por IA Reduction
lie IA PRENSA".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14
LOS REPUBLICANOS PLDEN A LA CAMARA QUE
DECLARE NLOS LOS VOTOS EMTlDOS
A FAVOR DEL GENERAL OREGON
En- un ampLo memorial dirigido a la Representation Nacional, fs"4an
So soHcitud de acuerdo con 10 que prescribe la
Constitution ~promugada en- Queretaro

f%ferente ante las eScardalosaS viola
clones de la Ley Suprema.
FL senior Jose Maria Iglesias. en- su
te, Y con ocast0n de uH ruidoso ampa-
70 conccdido Tor Ia Corte V pedido
contra II Legislature de A1orelos que,
en- funciones de Colegio Electoral. y
con %violaci6n lie las leyes declare 60
bernador al General Leyva, dice en- las
pagimaS 800 V 81: En- medic de la
mas completa inGiferencia plblica. Sc
va enrronizando "a fuaesta corrupte!a
dc que los Colegios Electorales Sc
consideren superiores a o Obliga-
ci0n. En- vano e que las leyeS gene
rales o particulareS. dadaS en- mate
ria de elecciones, contengan prevencio-
neS minuciosas y terminates: en- va
no que las CONSTITUENCIES de los ES-
t4Gos V Ia Federal dc 1857, fijen las
c~ualidades que f~orzosamcnte han ne
concurrir en- los f~uncionarioS publ
cos V sehalcS cor precision detarIni-
nadaS prohibiciones. Para los Cole
sios Electorales Sucede con pasnio@a
fr~ccuencia, que NADIA Signlficar las
leyes nj las constituencies. De eSta
manera. cometen ~verdaderos atenta-
dos. en- raz6n de que 81 poder electo-
raj. aun en- SUI expression mas 0ura y
mas gcnuina, no es superior a las re-
glas legales Y consutucionaleS a que
debe amoldarSe..
SuponEamos que Fl Congreso de Ia
Union declarase que era Presidente
lie II Republica a IN cXtrarjcro. un nj
no, un mcXicano privado de los dere'
choS dc ciudadano. III ecleSiastico G
una. persona que no reside en- el pals
al tempo de la election. -. que ha-
riais entonceS ~vosotroS fanatics
! partidarios del ilimitado poGer de los
Colcgics Elcctorales? 4 10 renesaT
de vucstros principles, pasar por TODD
obcdeccr Y callar. 10 es q%uedaria nj
ell recurso dc Ia. revoluci0n. puesto
Que proclamais como arifculo de Il
que las d~eclaracionss de les Colegios
e~lectoralcs constituycn siempre Ia YER
dad legal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14
"A LA HONORABLE cAMARA DE
DlPUTA0OS AL CONGRESO De LA
UNION.

Los que suScribimos, Ciudadanos en-
pleno ejercicio de nueStros derechos.
ante esa II. Canara, comparacemoS
Y cInGnemcS:
Proxirnas q verificarse las eleccio-
mes generates para Presidente de Ia
Republica, Y habiendo figurado e1:tre
los candidates. q la presidencia el ST.
General Aware Obreg6n. que no esta
legalmente ~capacitado para ocupar
tai puesto. nj aun para fiCurar como
candidate. venimos 4 eXponer ante
rueStra Soberania, las razones legales
en- " fundanos nuestra affirmation.
Y a pediros. de Ia anera mas respe-
tucsa, que lIevando 2 dcbido efecto
Il solemne promesa hecha por e. ST..
Npresidente sustituto de Ia R~epGblica.
D. Adolfo de la HueHa, cumplais con
Ia Ley y Ia J~usticia.
e. ST.. General Obreg6n. deSde su
p~roclaUna publicadA-en ~Chllpanclngo
EStado de Guerrero, Ell 20 de Abril del
corriente ano, ante La araenaZa de una
impasici6n. Sc rebelo contra Ell gobier-
no consrituido de~Sconocaerdo los tres
poderes: Legislative. Executive y Ju-
dicial.
FosieriormeRIe Sc adririo al plan de
Aqua Prieta- proclamado Ell Sonora,
q % de dicho mes; sedujc Il las fuer-
zaS federalcS. lie las que eli Presidents
as jefe, scgun L. constitution, y algu-
mas de las cuales anterioruente habfan
militado bajo las ordenes del jefe re-
berde, Y con elemeEtos ezclusivamen-
,e militares mandados por e. y por
los Generates Pablo Gonzalez. Ma
nuel w. Gonzalez, Sidronio Mendez,
Cosio Robelo V Guadalupe Sanchez,
etc. derroc& nj gobierno consti;uido.
que antes SoStuvo y reconcile como
CONSTITUTIONAL Este hecho del Gene
ral Obreg6n, juridica y GRAMMATICAL
mente Sc llama "Cuarteiazo.' pues las
cosas tieaen 81 nombre que les da su
propia n~aturaaeza y NJ ell que preten-
da a~plicaries Ia ciega passion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14

Publico LA PRENSA con toda opor.
tunidad, una noticia telegrafica de
Ia ciudad de Mexico, dando cuent
de que los Directories del Partido
Nacional Republicans habian diri-
giGo un memorial / IA Camaru dc
Diputados. pidiendo que Sc decla-
rem nulos los votos eraitIdos 4 favor
del General ObregGn, como candi-
dato a IN Presidential. Sc fundaba
"a solicitud en- el hecho de eStar vi
ciados tales votos, toda vez que
conforme a. articulo 50 de la nue-
Va Constitution, Obrego no debe ser
legalmente PreSidente de IA Repu-
blica.
Sc nos ha enviado dc Ia ciudad
de Mexico el teXto lntegro del me-
mortal a que alude Ia information
telegrafica, y &c damos 4 conocer Ell
todaS sus parties.
Dice aSi:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-14
Ocurran a mi, personals eHfermas
e incapacitadas.

ouiero hablar con todos sanslos que
sufrsn de E~nter1nsdades 6a Ia Sanere.
Almorrana,, RoEones. Vejlsa, Casarro.
Constipation. Est6maeo J. en- fin. de
cualquiers de las enumedstes que
ao-e;nn q los horb,es. q heeho de
que listed SEA un esctptoo, no me do
.animn . mi en- 10 mas mfnis,,. puss
asi ha sido Ia mayoria de mis- pacien-
ts-. Ceds dta pongo = muehiziaos honi-
Cs-