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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-11

He sentido algo como IN atroz
sarcasno al considersr IA tragica
coincidencia del fusilaniento dsi &C.
neral Felipe Angeles, que fue direc-
tor del extinto Colegio Militar de
Chapultepec, y del proyecto hecho
publco en- estos dias del resurgimien-
to de csc antique planted de educa-
ci6n nilitar vinculado con toda Ia Vi
da borrascosa de nuestra pobre pa
tria. Al reeordar que ali fue el mar
trio glorioso de los Ninos Heroes de
1847, he tenido Ia evocacion stimuli
tanea de muchos fantasmas hist0ri-
cos creados en- aqUel mismo nido de
aguilas Y gavilanes. Por ejemplo el
terrible Sostcnes Rocha, republican,,
ell fulmineo Miguel Miramon, impe-
rialista!
Unos Y otros fueron hijos del Co.
legio Militar. ALI fraternizaron. La
horrenda Guerra civil los separo, pc
70 muchos de ellos tanto los de uno
como los del otro bando, supieron
c~onservar la tradici6n de gloria del
bautismo de sangre de la Invasion
Nortc-Americana.
Y al pensar en- este, placeme dar
vida a IN episodio de tantos cuya
alma nacio en- Chapultepec Y cuya
moraleja por anticipate concrete en-
esta Erase del arcaico y azas roman
t;co, pero sincere resabio: DE como
los militares" "mochos" Y "~chinacos,"
hijos de Chapueltepec, sabian cum
plir, tomandola en- serio. su paiabra
de honor, aun frente q Ia muerte.'
Paiida luna de invierno en- III cielo
azul purisimo alcgra con suave me-
lanco,ia Ia falda de Ia montana, Gu
vas atlas crestas ~recortaN en negros
Zig-zags cl CRYSTAL opaco de! horizon
tc.
En- 81 ambiente frio Y tranquilo
cartan las monotonas musicas de Ia
sierra el himno de Ia noche, susurros
dc arboles, AYES que grammar. ladridos
de perros en- los corrales de las ran
cherias y alertas p~cnetrantes de los
gallos.
Una infinita paz en- las serenas Ion
tananzaS que Sc pierden en- las IL
nieblas azules tras Ia diafanidad ar
gcntina Y triste de la luna.
ALA abajo dondc e. paisaje es mas
difuso ea el vale, sumergido en- Ia
gran mancha oscur de Ia sombra
de las montanas, ost& G! pueblo pro-
fundamente dormido.
Arriba. en- IA plataforma cue domi-
ma el vale ' cs la cicl6pea base de
las enornes escalinstas que ~ascienden
hacia cl portico de las s~ierras. re-
lamgagucaH fulgores de acero vivido.
Son las bayonetas de los centine-
las.
En- una vieja casucha blanqueada
con cal, Sc haiIa el cuerpo de guardia
del destacamento.
Y la puerta cerrada, larga V ne
era, con dos ventaDiIlas atlas 4 uno
Y otro lado, iluminadas por amarillo
luz interra, cl techo de vacation Y IA
tosca piedra del umbral, dan a Ia
fachada 81 aspecto de un rostro fan
tastico de ~gigantesco pico negro ase
,haado en- las tinieblas una presa in
visible. ac2so cl pueblo dormido en-
el fondo del vaIlc....
Hay a Ia entrada de la sierra So
bre el caserio abandonado la vispera
por Ias guerrillas de los llamados
"mochos" una fuerza republican,
compuesta de so dragones al mando
de u joven capitan. encargado de
esperar e. resto de las tropas que Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-11
Una 0ferta Exceptional
PARA LOS HOMBRES DEBnEc

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Sc cu-an los honb-es Lebiles = ue-Tio-
Kos radical = pc-n2arnteEHeate. con e Uso
de- SOVO. e ana medicina marav-Losa,
CUE VI "a cU.adO 4 miles J miles - ests
I'd Golcrts, 81 s-fre I'd. &c Debliidad SeC-
v.osa. o fai-a dc Ms-uoria, Me.aneOiIa. Do
lr de Cabeza. Dolores de los RlSOEes o alSu-
II euEe=meda3 De laS Was Ur:Ezrias Gs
Suc6os Nalos. InposiSiidad De Concentrar
las IDEAS. TiEnidez = Inc22acitad PIAZZA pre-
srnSarsc natural COMO ot-os hCm5rGs. ea:Sn-
ces 50 puede cura- con NOFO. Esta medl-
Gina !e- hace en- corco tempo ss7cirSe FlcTte.
Sano y VJEU-osO. p-rpIo para los p!ace7e5
dc IA Vida
Para probarlc s I'd. Que NOEO TGeds
hace- esto, le engiarenos IN pa
II . dlas por valo- &c $500 GRATIS. n re-
ci5o De 81 aonb~e ? direction, y 80 CEN
taycS O So eCuIvalentc eO seiloS de eorEeS
para aycdar ios rsssos del porte ; c-noaEa-
Se. Si-vase enJe1Ga- Cue no e envi1-snoI
EoEameace una ''mIest-a." siao IN t-=tauier-
70 complete lie - dlss, % cue cusa-a mu-
Chos cases POGO ayaaEAdOs. Esta CteTss Sc
exaen6s Soiarre1te 2o- III tempo IHItadc,
Por o tauto. debe esc-ibi-ros SIN deaorA
, le snviarsmoS este r-ztanieatO 81 marcn-
CUE puedaH iHdicar e. eoutea!de.
NOVO COMPANY, Dept /.
Box 1000. Philadelphia. Pa E.U-A.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-11
VIVA LA INDEPENDENCIA!

Made caic-c "a de-
pende- e sos peluTue-
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ciaSe Dc los ESPEEA-
TURNOS. Nues-ro cor
tador IL c@;c DJPLEN.
ha traidC csc magn,ttco.
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deiar R~-rElado - caoe-
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que So le ps<us Il ga
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medic de 2siRes y rs
vaias por TcSO1ss Dc
a-tosn salad Cen dos
rneses q TO vlsjt@" las
peIrquariGs sc saca e
costo 6e ruSt-o co-S-
dor. Gae da-s-a pn- .
hoS- Esa provist,s &c
tcs eGchELas = csdA Gu
china con dos fisos-
PusGs uSa=s Gncisn
como navajo &c barhS y
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-11

AI.GUNOS NOTVIDUOS ROEAN DESCA.
RADANENTE AL rUSLICO. HAGEN
DOSE PASAR POR Ell PROFESSOR "
c. MARTINEZ De LOS ANGE-
LES. CALIFORNIA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10
SALTS IF KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER BOTHER
Harmless to flush Kidneys and neu-
tralizc Irritating acids-Splendid
for system.

Kidney and Bladder weakness result
from uric acid. says a noted authority.
The kidneys filter this acid from the
blood and pass it on to the bladder,
where it often remains to irritate and
inflame. causing a burning, scalding
sensation, or setting up an irritation
at the neck of the bladder. obliging
you to seek relief two or three times
during the night. The sufferer is in
constant dread. the water passes some
times with a scalding sensation and is
very profuse: again, there is difficulty
in avoiding it..
Bladder weakness most folks call II.
because '1ey can't control urination.
While it is extremely annoying and
sometimes very painful. this is really
one of the most simple ailments to
overcome. Get about four ounces OF
Jad Salts from your pharmacist and
take a tablespoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast, continue this
for two or three days. This will neu-
tralize 2 acids in the urine so II no
longer is a source of irritation to the
bladder and urinary organs which
then act normally again
Jad Salts Is inexpensive. harmless,
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice. combined with lithia,
and is used by thousands of folks who
are subject tic urinary disorders caused
b. uric acid irritation. Jad Salts is
splendid FOR Kidneys and causes no
ba 4 SE-c'S vsta.evsr.
-fes- lou -;c-'e n pleasant. efferves-
c@-t ItEia water drink. which quickly
relieves bladder trouble.-Advertise-
mcnt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10
He WAS Forced TO
Lay Off From Work, Declares
w. ]. Golden.
Is Back on Job Every Day Since
Taking Tanlac, He Says.

I am back on the job now, work
ing regular every day and haven't
missed a day since taking Tanlac,
was the statement made recently by
w T. Golden. 124 s. Topeka Ave-.
Wichita. Kan.
MY main trouble was with my
stomach and l had Indigestion so bad
] didn't know what it was to eat
good meal. My appetite was prac-
tically gone and there wasn't thing
hardly. that l could digest I was
bothered all the time with gas and
bloating. and would get so choked up
my breath seemed to be cut off.
MY back was weak and achey and
at times I had such binding dizzy
spells I could hardly see. / WASH t
able to work regular and often had to
lay off for days at a time MY nerves
broke down and ] was getting worried
and uneasy at the rate 1 was losing
ground.
But lucky for me 7 ran across
Tanlac and 1 took turn for the bet
term a few days. l commenced TO
pick right up, my appetite came back
and the stomach trouble lost its hold
on me. To make a long story short,
am now in the best of health, eat
ing anything on the table and sleeping
fine at night 1 feel like l used to
years ago and am working at saw
min every day Tanlac has fixed me
up in great shape, and l recommend
il heartily"
Tanlac is sold in Topeka by Tully-
Mcfarland Drug Co. S35 Kansas Ave.
and 729 Kansas Ave.-AdV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10
SECURITY BENEFIT BAND.
Association Is Recruiting Organization
of Sevcnty-F,ive BLENDERS.

The Security Benefit association Is
ANXIOUS to recruit band of seventy
five members. AS a special induce
ment TO musicians, $500 worth of pald
up life insurance will be presented 70
cach one who Joins the band. and the
dues will be met by the association.
a series of entertainments Will be
held to get members of the association
and musicians interested in the organ =
ization of the new band. 1t Is the Of
fetal band of the organization ana us
members are members Of the Ameri-
can Federation of Musicians and OF
the Topeka Musical association local
No So
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10
GRIFFITH IS APPOINTED
Bourbon County Man Selected as AS
sistant Attorney General

announcement has been made OF
tbe aDpointment of c. B. Griffith OF
Bourbon county as an assistant at,
rornev general. Griffith was elected
in November and will be MEMBER
OF the coming session. Richard j.
Hopkins, attorney general, has an
nounced selee ,I ee,o % staff
From 1900 TO 1904 Griffith was
county attorney of Bourbon county.
He is a former editor of the Fort scout
Republican and several years ago
established a reputation as Snakes
perean lecturer and reader.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10
PORK SUPPLY IS LOW
Decline i'm Hog Raising Occasions
Great Comment, Says J. c. Mohler.


Great Comment, Says J. c. Mohler.
Not in forty years has the supply OF
pork in Kansas been so low as at the
present time. J. c. Mohler. secretary
of the state board of agriculture de-
clares in a special report that lack Oh
credits and uncertainty as to market
has discouraged raising of swine Dy
Kansas farmers. -,
While the decline in hog raising mas
occasioned greatest comment, Mohler
report also shows there are IeWer ca a.,
- in the state than at any time IN
five years. Assessors returns showed
2.132,73S cattle in the state March i:
Estimates by-AIohler's correspondent
show 1,S43,0OO cattle in the state al
this time. Reports snow 1'lss,7 i e
bops in the state. This, OF course =
the sort that is marketed readily AT
Kansas City. 1t is the lowest SWINE
nonulation Nor Kansas since 1881.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10
BRANDON CASE NEAI MONUAA'
Appeal to Supreme Court Not to come
Up Until January.

Myrtle Brandon's appeal TO the SUI
preme court will not be heard until
January. The case was assigned tins
week. but will not be heard during
the December term.
The girl was sentenced to the Girls
Industrial school at Beloit after being
convicted of perjury. She failed to CO
roborate on the witness stand an afft-
davit charging Robert Graham, aged
negro preacher. with a statutory Of
Tense. The case was appealed from
Shawnee county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-16

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Candidate Cox
Cleaning Up Work
for Capital Visit

Columbus O.. JzIv .5-Eo~erarr
James 81 -ox- Democrats 7rsssrsr-
Ia nominee. spent most Of today at
-Enc1uE % executive duties a. -he
STATE muse preparatory 70 his 1epar--
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Wilson. P-,Ur p Ms leaving ate n
me zt-EE1eun the governor VII reserve
sagar leaders - re Na-zr-&. wor1z--s
parry VITO z-@ - a-es@rt Arguments
ttlz- ne urge ne Tennessee legislature
70 -aEfy Immediately re suffrage.
amendment n order that women -ay
ToEe 4 November
Governor Ecr z-6!cz-a5 -nSay -Aa-
BIS spese- n sc-sp1z1cs mar De ~
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stated -Sz- = Was ne custom - c1r-
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are sa.u ny Governor OK - 5e s--1rg-
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AMCSENENTS

Sig -cuoie siH At TIE St-aru Toray
arc Sacurzay-T,e Trir1 Worn
sr--Euran StuT ara ~Last
c5-y7 No ,
E- Carey. Tia pupIIa- western
star. Who aaS made many new
trends aa6 admirers during he past
rear VIII s1ch productions as =
Gun FzgaE1s Gentleman. Marked
Men Overland Red-" a16 EClIe-
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lis s1ierGid work n MS newest
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MYSTERY N SOUTH
PORTLAND BLAZE

Portland July 15-IEss now gas
escaping t-nm = .eak Il re pipe III
1er the residence If Ener - Libby
n W=storo0k street. South Portland
became lgoitad - ar ez-sv hour Ills
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Harding u Hing
TO Listen 10 Ants

S4silIEE-l3r- saly - Senator
Ea-1iaE 1as notified re National,
ASSOCIATION Opposed - Woman
S1+age nat = vii -=zGiv rr=
hearing % nose w-o ara opposed D
woman sG1agz IRE Republican
nominee = err w---s1 Tziy !
= Ms Horace BRICK. e1aI-a1 II
IA Republican sa--.ur II -1e 1887
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re partisan Il az- particular So
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- a hearing 81 Sz-e -E1-z Al
though - a4l0wz=1- NeE-1es. Ez11s
E[liq1nus a0-sz-s- Fr--o E-cz-s ard
everybody s.s= n ear wa vl-ed
hearing II -ara ore
re 1rlr excuse IA Senator
Eas =ve- 0+=r@d ~ constantly
5e1v-ng 9U- detention -za--r
ne statement continued -'z-1s nat
Mrs. A75y S-g-- 5aaz-- -7e Nz-u-zz
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drawn Ter -ec1es t1r bearing az
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Shippers Tutor
Eagerly " atches
Defenders Efforts

4-ncy- Mass July 15-ore Of
ne nos Interested and ne nosz
7a--saa Spectators Of RE nrEfvzce
for -1e Americas cup -odr fvas
8lI- Gam superintendent ne
7rs z-a-1 system aer=- = vas Il
w-o -a1E7T Skipper -Cha-.ie'
Adams ~ ne R=s0i1r= Is 3Uy. now
- SAT . Boat \ ne watarx 81
QUINCY Bay - yeaz ago ana so-
vars - sailed WIN aim N vacars
! ,0cz- compositions
Il rs 51f1 vez-- ne mentor q
~1s Res1iur : skipper vas rs glest
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wzgl llE IS mascot aga- E-zss-
acp7e-z 1ne t1- =zc1 le--zr If re
defender 1Rna z1r horses zoe
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-Aac-a1cua ne oCvs
81 - -c- 91r-cCar as c1e Jun
l--1---a s planned for -1es-
I'd arusz-er- TIE
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r-u- A. SIS 70 meet ne
F. ~ - T-o III explain and pla-
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s. - -1E-= % supply tacse Who
= -se-S an---o- n -,s entire
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Seek Continuation
Agreement Ship Board
and LOrgSrOreuen

Washington. July discrimination
If RE WORKING agreement os-Tsee
ne Shipping E0a-1 ana -s7-ES1ora-
-eu =npIored II ne argus PCS n
re -ru1I-v vas discussed a. Z en-
terence today between Chairman 5s--
son anu Representatives G1 -e1e L1-Er-
national LonEsn0r@scs AssoC.a-
TON. Al TIE CONCLUSION Of ne cur
tsrarcs Chairman Benson sad re-
-.sinn IN The uR--E- would % al
aouaced ~ ne board Il tie 7ea-
tlIra
AZ ne invitation II Chairman Zen
SCH. representatives IF ne o5a-1 :
ship operators. ne department If
commerce the Department II 1a5UT
and re VIZ department a-zsnded the
meeting
The present agreement provides 11r
national adjustment commission
harng jurisdiction ave- wages a7d
working conditions If -ae lo1gSnure-
rea working On r1e boards vessels
Provision Is also made ZlzE Unless
aztae- 2a--y gzvzs notice u VIII
Traxaz So OARS before expiration +le
agreement saali continue n 1orcs <gr
another vsa-
LauEsnorne1 sask continuation II
the agreement x was SAID 4--er --E
conference As II celraiI1es csE0Ca-
sons with RE board Ssw Turk s11p
operators aEs1 endorse -1s a-e-E-E
irE as sad. canrsnds1E rsar Is lis
continuation would disturb me al
-eaE7v unsettled -1nGitzens u TIE aa--
bar- Gulf ope-7-1rx however urged
--rar ne agreement re discontinued On
ne ground -lat z stands n re WEI
If -ae adoption If Al open shop"
policy N tie ouz-i's dealings WITH t1e
iorgsnurausn.
The Shipping Beard vii carefully
consider the views expressed and XII
undoubtedly Announce Is decision u
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MAINE K. OF P.S
TOCENEAND

Portland. Jul -5--ze ---ezrv IF
ne Up % % zaa II ne members y
ne ARGUS Uniform Ealk Companies
= u ? 7 Name wao a-e u zc-z16
ne Na-ura. =7cazpne1r q -le o4l
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cas o#s1 announced 3y Cen n z
z.ck=- q Lewiston : spec1zl tz-n
XII con-sy re Name -snoE-s II
Cleveland where lie 4C-De1T ;
. 2e he'd Al unusually -a-se 14l-
Or VII - I'm Portland under ne
command y -zq-- A-1u- : Hamilton
II M Portland Co Nc 5 -aa -0cz-
members -are Deer planning 1or ne
e-z-r -1r mar months ard a ZE-ge
company IND rs 2e@a established
-e--3uE- S-ec-az entertainments an
1r1e- vsz-l-@s
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sands
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