davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
FeILG Citizens-The
Prohibs Are Hunting the
''Cdn" In Candidate

form and whose policy Is drier than
marcelle wave will be presented With
q bouquet OF wax water lilies under a
glass cage from the PrOhibs.
prohibs' slogan is, Lips that likker,
shall never touch the White House
coffee saucersm
They're even going 10 investigate
the sheep on the White House lawn TO
see II they Craze clear Of the dande-
lions-stylish for dandelion wine. Any
bundle Of wool chops that blaas with
a hlcc1ugh accent will be eliminated
from the pasture and a dried herring
put in its place.
Well, fella citizens seems like the
PrOhibs are cutting all the buttons of
the vest TO sew on the coat sleeves.
So you can figure the predi9ament il
you want to button your vest. Hands
will only be in a position TO hold an
umbrella. In these dusty days there's
gotta be some measure taken TO pro-
tect dry upright citizens from paying
twenty 1--WE clankers for a quart OF
sober bouillion In the halcyon time
Of red snoots, gent could lean
Evening journal., 1920-06-15

ver.s and blown away rights Of way,
But before he was gone, the Belgians
were making steel rails TO replace
those he destroyed and their airplanes
were mapping the railway lines wiped
out.
State engineers and army engineers
pitched in" 10 rebuild and now
hardly a red line that means a rail
way destroyed is left on the map
Last year Belgium had 6OOO more
miners at work than In 1913 and her
coal output was 81 per cent. Of the
pre-war figure. In 1920 she will pro-
duce more coal than in 1913.
And she needs the coal for the mills
and factories which arc running full
blast 10 provide the materials TO re-
build wrecked homes and replace
whole towns.
one month after the armistice 50
ships did business at the port Of Ant
werp. Their tonnage was 73,S22. In
March, 1919. 2S9 ships, with a tonnage
OF 36S,396 sailed In and out. In
March. 1920, 69i ships, with a ton
This is about one-third Of the pre-
war business Of the port. Antwerp
then, in less than IS months, has re-
covered a third OF a business abs0-
lutely dead for almost six yearsi
Belgium imported goods In 1918
valued at 3i296,00O francs. "a franc
at par Is about 20 cents.) Already
this year she has bought on the world
market 2,727370,OO0 francs worth Of
raw material. She is buying the sin
ews OF peace. But in this same half
year she has sold 20 the world S35,-
iO2 600 francs worth OF manufactured
goods against S300000O0 In all Of 1919.
That is the proof OF Belgium's real
industrial comeback"
only in Flanders Is Belgium slow
The very soil Of this fertile region
was blown away. Roads were gone.
Towns in heaps OF stone and plaster.
Orchards gone. Every Landmark
changed.
The state is rebuilding Flanders and
has pledged 10 give each ruined land
lord a house equivalent 10 the one he
lost.
The department OF agriculture is
restocking farms. 10 has distributed
3549i horses. 5S5i3 cows i031 sheep
and pigs, goats and poultry. A cattle
show was held recently on the ruins
Of Npres.
Many mules and horses have been
bought from the English and Cana
dian armies and by the terms OF the
peace treaty Germany must give back
agricultural instruments stolen dur
ing the occupancy.
Take it by and large. Belgium has
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
Miscellaneous Money-Saving Wednesday Spec

Mems Faultless Pajamas. SIPS.
Mems extra fine Athletic Union
Suits; best made. Very special, $1-5o.
Mems Delmarvia Athletic Under
wear. To close out, 35c.
Children's exclusive new summer
Hats of Lawn, P. K, Organdie, etc,
in beautiful new effects, $1.00 to
$3.49.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15

through a stagger scenario with few
kopecks end many merry outlaws.
Now he frisks all his rubles trying to
sneak into a sober jag, and the boot
PrDhibs can save the nations eye
sightl In this dry era, all the citizens
Nre ferInenting so much time In the
cellar that their optics are growing
dim.
Well fella citizens-lf the price Of
gasoline goes any higher we'll have 10
do all our Sunday riding from the roof
OF the house with a pair OF binocu-
larsi
Copyright. 1920. II. e. Az
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
M CENE AHEnN

Fella citlzens-Well, gents, the Pro-
hlbs have come galloping in again on
balls, ready TO open fire on any candi-
date wearing a flask expression on his
hip-pocket who intends to uncork IL in
the coming campaign.
Prohibs are gonna Investigate the
'can" in candidate.
All candidates, they claim, viii have
90 walk a straight line in front Of
their keen dry specs, and any found
with a moist plank in his platform
will get the thumbs down shlmmy.
They warn any candidate who uses
raislns for periods in his speeches,
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
BUCK AT BUCKS REQUEST

Copyright, 1920, II. E. Az
Evening journal., 1920-06-15

Any novice can test the quality Of the
oil he puts into a motor. It requires
no testing device OF chemical lab
oratory.
The one biggest benefit a motorist
derives from quality oil is also its
test--lasting power.
Lubricants break down (or carbon
ize) from heat. The better quality
a lubricant possesses the longer it
resists heat, and consequently the
longer it lasts.
Wherever you see the Crew
Crew Levick products.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15

16-button length pure silk Gloves;
black and tan only. Wednesday, 75c.
Fine silk Isle Gloves, 16-button
length. To close out, Soc
Ladies' pure silk Onyx Hosiery;
white only; regular $1.50. WedneS-
day. 75c.
Ladies' Gauze Hosiery; black and
white; regular SOC. To close out 25c.
Mems Fautless Night Shirts, $l.9S.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15

Beautiful new dress Voiles, 40
inches wide. White, flesh, tan, green.
Wednesday, 60c.
Hills Bleached Muslin; regular
soc. Wednesday only, 40c.
Manchester Percale, 81 count; light
and dark shades. Wednesday, 40c.
Kayser's celebrated Silk Gloves,
white, black and gray. Wednesday,
S5c.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
STUPENDoUS SHIPMENT
GeOrgette Dresses
JUST RECEIVED. WEDNESDAY SALE,
$3.50 and $22. SO

Gorgeous models in scores of distinctive new effects
Coors included are white hesh navy aupe and brown
There all sizes for Women and Misses and the values
to S49.50
Evening journal., 1920-06-15

TVI1INI HINh NJ HINN = NIWNE'I
SOUTH BEND, Ind.-When Joseph
Buck had his pocket picked at an ami
NAL cincus here he asked the police
TO search every man with a straw hat
seen leaving the tent The police
searched two but they didn't find
Bucks money.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24

Principal Moore endorsed the A. A.
 for it's coming campaign and called on
 President Weldon of the A. A. to give
 a talk the campaign. Weldon
 called for the support of the school and said: What is we1l-learned
 mind without a well-structured body
 ard all isn't in the learning of books. ' Father Donahue rose and smiled, saying: "I did not mean for you to
 study all the time. No. not at all. The clergy of the Catholic church en- i dorses the building of the body. l | have played ball for four years on my college team and still I am a fair pugifist. Archbishop Hayes of New | York is considered a handy man with | the gloves and claims that the curates
 of New York can beat up the curates | of Connecticut, but I doubt it. My ] contribution to the Bridgeport High 1 School A.. A. will be five dollars
 | Room POP formed the color guard ] at the close of the assembly.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(By Speedy

Rev. FIT. Donahue of St. Angus tines church delivered a stirring ad- dress on Youth" at the first assem- biy in B. H. S. Thursday morning.
 The assembly was opened with the Star Spangled Banner" by the en- tire school.
 -F'r. Donahue's address was perhaps the most stirring talk ever delivered ito a high school audience and Rev str. Donahue's quotations from Car Ginal Newman and Manyard were ap- peals of exquisite beauty. The mair point of the speech was to get Young America" high among the nations O. the world in "Literature' as it is 1T Athletics and Fighting Spirit. 'Ath Aetics die, but the intellect lives on etrive for the immortal things" art Sne words of Father Donahue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
AUTO OVERTURNS
 AND FIVE HURT

Five New Haven musicians were
 slightly injured late Tuesday after
 noon when an auto in which they
 were riding overturned while passing through Ansonia- According to some of them$ a car directly in front stopped suddenly and in order to avoid a. collision Bilalie who was driving swung over to the other side, here he met another car and was | obliged to swerve again. The rear | wheels sliding along in the sand turn l ed the car over and pinning the i occupants beneath. Bitalie sucered g few cuts and bruises, Anthony R.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
zheSn1lehzNufzay0

band, William Brown, Clifford Bur well, and Lyman Bloomstein also re- ceived a few bruises, though none of the five received any serious injuries. The men were on hteir way to Win sted to play at a dance.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
TIRE STOLEN.
leeler of Devon reported

Howard Wheeler of Devon reported to the police this morning that an ex- tra tire had been taken from his au- tomobile last night when he left the machinep arked at the corner Of Courtland and State streets. The po- lice are Investigating both reports.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24

Ed Hickey, former star fullback of B. H. S., is to enter Bethlehem Prep. this month.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24

Entries for the boys tennis tourna- ment close Friday at 12:30. Entries for the girls tennis tourna- ment are as follows: GA. M-) Edna Soloomey, Alice Fitzgibbons, Mary McElroy. Harriet Hunter, Marior Hodge, Dot Whitney, G.. Seneca1, E Smith, The1ma. Knox, Ruth Gottlleb Mary Monahan, Margaret Drake Mary CiiI1iane, Elenor Sherwood. Blanks were filled out today fo1 the State Board of Education. Speci flying age.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
WOnaen's s SiLk Cdn,isoles 98c

Many women will want to select several when they see the quality of these Gamisoles. They are quite dainty. The laces and ribbons with which they are made are lovely. Some in the display are plain, while others have the lace in- sertions. The. shades are Flesh, Blue and Brown. Special S8C
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24

Henry Waters, Clayton Atwater and
 John Macdonald are to enter Colby
 College.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
OBRECON, ESPERADO
CON ENTUSIASMO
EN- FL NORTE
POR SU UPARTEL0SA AMIGOS
De BONILLAS ESTAN
PREPARAND0SE

-r;sg--rrr EsPsct.! pssG IL PEENSA.
LAREDO. Texas. Febrero l3.--La
nota pclitica del dia en- IA vecina ciu-
dad de Nueyo Laredo. cs Ia del proN!-
mo arribo de Obreg@u, Cue ha decidl
do visitarla en- 81 gira de propag"H-
da.
Las roticias que sc rcclben sobre
e. viaie . los Estados del Norte. de
Ohreg6n. son las de que, en- todas
las poblaciones que ha visitaGo. los
clubs Doliticos que cu elias hablan
resuelto apoyar 81 candidatura, han
orcanizado manifestations y mltl-
mes en- los que al mismo tempo que
81 DarrIdarismo hacia el candidate.
han exreriorizado Ia desatcccion a!
gobieruo, generada en- las a'eE;'a:.s
pcrsecuciones contra e. obregonlSmo.
La gira de Obreg6T ha sido por &c
10 extreme rapiGa, pUeS Se Dice Que
ouiere visitar las Principa!es cIuaa-
des de los Estados del Norce, anteS
de que venga a clio. tamb!sn en- su gi-
70 poit,ca. el general Pablo Coma
lez. uue Sc encuentra en- cl Sur.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
LA PRENSA' DE BUENOS
AIRES ENTREYISTA AD.
NEWSSTAND CARRkNZA
Este expreso sus deseos de
estrechdr mas Ia an7;stad
mexico argentina

TcicqramG Especial para Ia PRENSA.
ClUDAD DE MENICO, Febrero
13.-Carranza concedio una entrevis-
"a 4 I'm reprcsentante de La Prem
81" le Buenos Aires, considerable CO.
no el peri6dico mas inlportante de
HispsnO America. Eace una semana.
dicho representante, que 10 es e. Sr.
D. Federico Vilaro, vino a Mexico
comisionado por su periodico para es-
tudiar las condolences generates del
pals, habiendo estado presente en- la
ceremonial de Ia reapertura del Cole
gio Militar, donde conocio Carran-
"a, gestionando ALI su eutrevlsta con
el.
e. periodista bonaerense saho ano-
che para Nueva York, via Laredo y
antes de tomar pasaje hablo con los
reporteros de los per6dicos locales,
quienes inform6 que iba muy salts
fecho de su vista Mexico y que esra
SECURE de que e. pals va progresando;
que en- Ia conversation que tuvo con
Carranza Sc trato acerca de las rela-
clones entire Mexico Y Ia Argentina,
hablendole manifestado Ell jefe del
Executive cue estaba realmente de-
seoso de trabajar por un meJor en-
tendinliento entire ambos paises y que
q tai efecto -neacinno el -heche de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
FL SENT|N|ENTO De P|EDAD QUE PRODUJO.
LACATASTROFE De VERACRUZ HA TEN|DO
IAURTIjDDE ACERCARFRATER NENTE
4 Los NEX|CANOS De Los e. UN|DOS

m la publication de este breve comentaro al ene
sas de suscrip6n para los damncados de ec
fin capital fase nueva de esd
Mccana de los Estados Unldo oe
vision fuerza de valmento dc su Asc
pare nerane de nuesra gran fanla naco al que h
Slbido extrano hogaT cada Ola mas honoa
xcana tcndran obeto sobre odo 81 Sc les quse
aiar d ntusiasmo desperar la outad de hues
compatriotas para noblisima labor cariatva
enusiasmo han ontr1bu
contribuyendo al mes cunpldo el
peo de conrbur para competar prmeros mil como
para agar pmero mil los prmeos dez MIL los Ven
sustado nuestras paaDra no Is
6gca razonamnto bases he1nos dado @
sponneo natural dc la enoc6n producda en- eos por Id
noc dc la casrofe o legimo de su amor MEXICO gran
madrc por cuyos hos todo sente igual Affection
fueron los sufrleron en- Feracuz en-
Pucba los tormeno los dolores nnenarrao dc la
snieron la esgrima de reoca de los
rtculos teraria no la clocuenGa de
reac6n de los menaes teeralcos eli la
% lsta oterradora de desdos de las vida
dcsapareccron las muceumbes quedaron sin abro SIN
la acc6n piadoa que "a estaoa fesuea Ell @
piriu desde el primer ola
han cumpldo cumpen otro fin: de par ante pro
pos ncamieno morales de nuestra coecdad ma
ona nnegable de nuestra unidad racial no aada nj
lconada por la distancia nj por los amos
sados de Mexico ace vente na amos Sc SIN
on hora en- fue necesario mxcanos como
los que nunca traspasado las nacionales fronteras
hcmos puesto patene al mismo tempo oros fe-
empenO caraYo entire elos e. del e
cha1nicnto el de a union e de Ia confraternidad
habfa los grandes pequeos pobades anano
manenfan distanados los unos de los oros no p Ia V
Ia falta de OCCASION de acercae lie fusion 81
quier fue paisanae cimentase la amistad
coecas hccas conrbuir este suscIlpclon &c La
PRENSA ocas6n los mexcanos reonoceron Sc rata
unerOn.
Luego aviv6 e6 muchos casos
vida hicieron eo diveTsos las amlas uVleron la
Mexico.
que tales menudeado 10 denuesran las claras las
de nuesra suscpc6n dramente entu
volunad de los nuesros la obra humanara
patri6tica, ha dccafdo un punto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
4 ESA INTEREESANTISIMA PREGUNTTA DEL
COBNO. SALVADORENO HA RESP PONDIDO,
SECURl Sc dice, FL COBNO. AMERICANA
Fl5 hecho pdbEco el tezto de Ia nota que tirigl(
eIMtro. deReIaciones Exteriiores delSalFadOr
alGobierno americana suplie55ndole definie-
ra eI significado legal de Ia Doctrina

..;--,, +-o+uG0r
sc Fecono:e" ' o,,;os S.,.,C.G,,.'' ,.oGioTaies
de arDl1I"JL Hoo2,.;na CoItr wv Norroc a ne
s'teS IT'ito =, ", .,.,a no oy,;e+o nm
s%torJir,ioD+o ,%t nJ; oDtI oT,onioso nj nm critic
;.'l.Lis-.-'I,,,, LaI,,.a 49, n,,ar+o al nrop6sltO
10 'N1o'I''D ,SP;ro P; o,,o . osta Ultima
'Ii.,.'.;r,.'s i.stt.;r. 49, pS,H,c+c' f
'0StI,,,,i' s.na.d, 81 80 10 1893 on 81 oue el
dis+irg,Iido lanes Monroe rechazo
tnda irtorvnnci6n nor las naciones
o1,roraas ,n,.C, an los asnn+os del continen-
! ~ otTericoro l,, has+a cI presente. esa
| Joc; r;y,. ba +orido difcrantes aplica-
cloves cno han deDendido de las di-
va,.sss tendencias politicas cue han
| ,ravalerido duranre esa 6Doca parti-
cnlor on los Es+aGos TTnidos.
.ca,.;o ,,ec9sq,io ca1or Secreta-
-, -,,.,sorte,. ,,,,o cvnos;ci5n do+alla-
=. A. Ia Z.sriss oniTiores de prcmi-
,a..to.. na,s~dorac = bor,bres DihE-
nGs Ia Ios FSta6os ITniJns referertes
- !, ,-a,,,,;-,o ,~, - co1rac+n ;7+arpreta-
80 T. - Noc4r;na 3Torroa Gue el
,,-C,rro+ario dc Fstado. Elihu Root.
considerable como una declaration
hsssda en- 81 dcrechO del pueblo De
los FSt7dos ITri6os Dara Drotorcrsc q
g n2;smo con,o Naci6n Y IA cual no
49,, - e.,. +,,ay,s+o,7, on rre de-
aaTa,...;;r -, ;,J;,.;s, = cor,,ir nara TO-
20 f.,-' a. ,1o;,res ia !, An,Srira nj ain
-, ,l,;I,,oro Iin,ifs5o do alas"
80 .:5r; =, aoLia,.ro roronoca one Ia Doe
l,.;,,, lTor,-.,o coo.ol;55 Ia irdaner-
'''': -, C-,,,-.;+,,o:or,
Ins de- L. ama1.ica Latina Y los salvo
III - c., - -aIiora Dc NM intervention
- r., S,rl., C6mnrnnSn eve -es nm DO
ISros, l'",v -; foc-o,. IN - cxis+cncia de IA
+orr,o 5ar,ocr5-i,a dn oohfnrno. on
~ ,''c. irnT+o enc on lila ba Ie-
,-or+oSo ma Lsrra,,o = n coron;Zaci6n
orron9 paro con,o al Convorio de
- ;o,a da Ios Nar;onoe sin embargo.
M -. l.y,rcsa nj detrrn7ina los rrop6si-
toe nj fila nm critorio definido V
a~acto de las relacjoncs internacio-
raTos a., AInGric.. y como. nor o+ra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14

-.,..-,- r,..,..:., ---r II pFrESA.
~, u, 'l".;- SITIZ!CTOE Fabrero I3.-En
1os ,.:,l.,,,os d;,jon,5+icos de esta ca
81 ,C - 49,, nI,a 81 Soc~a+ario dc Fs-
n5a p.s,'' al Cob;s.,ro ,n7cr;rano. ha en-
.,.oo ,1.Jo w. ~ 49, -, II;,;s.ro Je ri Salva
= 80 80 ~ ,"sr,-c-+a So fory,sI n nota
l,oti rot.ioJo a. noI. q, ~, c-,hicrno sslavadore-
~ . ,'~''' ON Ia craI dicho cobicrno pedia
aI DE fs,e na;s. Que dcfiniera cl sig
nificado leraI De In Doctrina Mon
Voc II r4-Yraleza de Ia rcspuesta
.rrr-.:ra~a no co ha Gado a conocer. pc
ro 80 rr,'.. one on alla Sc exDondra
j.. r,-ara~a aafrritiva 81 signific9do
International del priacipio adoDtado
nor 81 robierno. como una doctrina
International
Te+g question ha da<pertado un
r,an ir-e-.z. z1brr tod3 en- los paiscs
observation-disclosures cue rarticiDaron
Ee las Confarepcias de Paz. asi como
nT acnatlos one han sido invitados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
Fl CANDITAT) BONILLAS RECIbEE
ORDENDE CARRIAINIIzAD De No SALIR
.TODAVIA NO ESTA BIEN
ARREGL 4 D A la
CANPANA
E EH8sIBDOR DICE QUE No SAB! T0DAUi
ST RlRsN Ia Designation DE-
CANDIDATE En- SU FAVOR 7 P0R
ESQ HA 4 ESPERsR

2 o. r'- r.s.# #r| Ma 7 ] NJ
...,,.--r,-,.1,OI- r,.;....,. -
" -1o111->U l w. ! go
&-ttma nora. aver cN@i'0o "a te'''''
codo preparado para saiir con rum
DO a Mexico. pues que habia separa-
do Va deparU4mento en- ei Pullman,
/ Fmb2iator Boni.Ias susPenGlC 81
yiaie.
s. dice que IA suspension Sc dC,..
IN mersaie que vccloio dc NeXi-
GO e, Em5ajaGor. Ell e cUG. -c .e de-
cia que permanecicra en- Washington
aaz-a cue tcrmime suS tra5asos l.
r9ryarclcn bo.i.:s.. uug Sc reuGlra
Ia nr,viroa serrara. corvguclUu que
- rraa s-ra rcs,7l-aao dc ia juuta
j.. .-ohgrnadores. cue h% te-mlnado
~ Sac-., -rEorr,.s lie carEceer ufic.aI
--.rsr,li.fdo ga Il prop;a c.uigai mexi-
,.ra
- die. rer9a.au cue Carranza Gcsea
que el Ia-. BcniIlas ge.ma2eZca 10
mas possible fuera De! pals para crl-
TAR .a.avoreS dificu.-2deS que conside-
"a s,rin .9royocadas uOr los elgmeU-
-,s ob,aror.sras Y aln -c. los gon-
-.-ssra. Ca,ra.Za. G!ccseS. desea a.
81. p ! ,;..r.. - u r~rr,s-.-- -- -
,4f-..g -eh,--r3sua. aarez ule q IN
.-.r;ara Bo9....s Sc uresc-,e ~ esce-
n. cara Ia campaha reieait.va.
Sorilias no sa5e ain cuaaJo sal&r&
ara Mexico. Daro cree Que sa perra-
reacia en- Washington no Sc DrD!on-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
LOS PERIODICOS De
SUD AMERICA ESTAN
EN- FAVOR De MEX.
Con motiuo del caso jenkins
han expresado simpatias
para maestro pals

TeIcgrGrrc Especial pare Ii PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK. Febrero 13.-Los
peri6dicos locales publican una CO.
rrespondencia de Ia Prensa Asociada,
procedente De Santiago de Chile, con
firmando Y amplianGo el mensaje
trasnritido hace cuatro semanas acer-
ca de Ia actitud de los pen6dicos
chilenos en- el case Jenkins.
La correspondence de ia Prensa
Asociada dice que Ia opinion publica
en- Chile, segun Sc refleja en- los CO.
mentarios de los principales periodi-
cos chilenos, a saber "Mercurio" Y
'Diario Ilustrado" han tratado Ia
question ampiamente desde el pun
to de vista International, basados en-
los informes que del asunto ha tras-
mitido el cable Y que han sido envia-
dos por el gobierno de Carranza a
sus representatives diplomaticos en-
toda Sud-America. AmbCs importan-
(Pasa q Ia "a, pag.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
MAS AVIADORES
HAN CRUzADO 1
NyESTRO P AIS
Dieguez recibe ordeaes de
cap5uyar a qulenes ate
rricen en- Mexico
VUELAN SOBRE CHIH.
BonilIaS fue instruldo para
protestar ante el GO
bierno americana
7elcg,cra Es2er:es para IL rEENSA

Te!eo'c7'0 Es?'r'r. "aTa - t"H.NS,''
ClUDAD. De MEAIlO, Fehrero
13.-FI gobicrno ha cnyiado instruc-
,ioros o., iafa r,;l;-ar de Chjbuahua.
,,.., ~ ~ 3a ore v;riIa
N'',.'S. ~ D'' - ,.,:-..;s =.
1u'cadgs2ma@te I'd me" "'''S'I''' :
. los 2croplanos amor!c2noS, proce-
L.ouao :; cancurar los photos. en- el
ca~o d. cue a.crr2ce1 eH terrltono
mexicaro.
Estas :ustvucciones le fueron en-
viadaS & DieEuez desnCss dc nEe Sc
rec.bia rot!c.a official, trasm.tloa por
cl clraiO jcfe DC las OperacluncS MI
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Suma anterior S 34,435.42

Suma anterior S 4,435.42
Colecta hecha por el Sr.
Antonio C. Garcia:
Sr. Antonio c. Garcia 80. O.5O
Sra. ZGpopan H. de Garcia O.25
G. PohIo Cara 0.10
Sr. Teodoro Cara ....-. 0.1O
Sr 0ami5n de Ia Cruz 49,. 0.25
Sr Domingo de Leon -. 0.lQ
cr Nplchor I,6pez .. 0.10
Sr. Estanislao de Is Cruz 0.Io
Sr. Juan de Ia Cruz ..... 20
Sr. Fermin A. Garcia ..... O.Zo
Mrs. S. II. Harms .-..-.. wv
Srita. Romano de Ia Cruz O.1o
Sr. Guillermo Garcia ..... O.Io
Sr. Gonzalo Garcia ..... 0.zo
Producto liquido de la CO.
lecta hecha por los Sis.
Eduardo Sias Y MaXimo
Escalante en- Ashfork, A
flZona ....:'
Sr. T. Vogias.-New Cas- oo
tie, Pa. .'..-. 1'0o
Sr. Porfirio Hernandez
Lyttcn Springs, Texas :. LOO
Sr. n. G. F.-Liberty Hill,
Texas ....:..-. .-;;::i.' - Law
Sr. Juan D. L6pez.-Abiie-
ne, Texas ::..:;... i'oo
Sr. Marclai Hernanuez .'' ~ M
NaperVl!!e, LIMOS. -. 1'''0
Sr. FRANCISCO AriAei'oa'" n
Clint, Texas ....;'.'-. V''0
ST.. Modesto ArnehoarlS.- -o
Clint, Texas .-..;..... o'oo
Sr. Ramon ArmendarlZ.-
Clint, Texas. .......... 7e
Sr. Gil kel1X.-DenEer, 20
10. ........ ..... -.Vo
Sr. Jose L0pez.--hudfon, o
Colo. .......... ...., i'uV
son, Colo. ...... -. 100
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PROTESTAROg POR
la SALIDA DEL
ALGODON
LOS FABRICANTES Sc
GREEN PERJUDICADOS
CON ELLA
u II DRENSA

Especial para Ii PRENSA.
TORkEON, Codh. Febrcro o
Despu6s de largas Y tcnaces gcstio-
mes, los agricultores de La Laguna
consiguieron del gobierno federal. cl
que Sc les pcrmitiera vender su aIgo-
den, del cual tenian almacenadas
reSpetables cantidadcs, pues cue las
iltimas cosechas han sido de consI-
deraci6n. en- los mercados eXtranJe-
ros on que Ia fibra mexicana era So
hcitada.
Fl principal de eStos mercadoS. y
en- el cue s. pagaban altos precios por
ruestro algod6n. era cl de Inglaterra.
para dorde al presente han sido "a
erviadcs grardeS Y valioSoS carGa-
mertoS.
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Obrsgor cn Monterrey

Segdn Sc asegura, Oregon lie
CARA I Monterrey, procedente de Sal
tillo, para 81 dia ounce de los corrica-
ties.
Los trabajos obregonistas que en-
Is capital de Nuevo Leon sc habian
llevado 8 cabo, eran insignificantes,
mas en- las uitimaS semanas, suS par
tidarioS entraron en- gran activi6ad
iPaSa = IA 2a- pag.l
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que Mexico Sc halla ahora en- con-
diciones de enviar mensajes dlrectos
Sud America, por medic del servi-
clio de telegrafia inalambrica Y que
este hara que Argentina y los demas
paises sud-ameicanos esten al CO.
rriente de Ia gituacion pexicana.