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OTRO AMIGO
D F

Elasco Ihanez declare antes de If a
Mexico que esperaba encontrarse a
Carranza vistiendo un atavio medic
eval. Y lego q Mexico: y fue festeja-
do per 81 elemcnto Official y fue recibi-
do pc; Ell propio Carranza con toda ella
So dc considerations.
Pero vino Ia revoluci6n obregoniS-
Ia Y Blasco Ibahez VIC que va no era
negocio seguirse iiSurando a don We
nustiano vistiendo ell famoso atavio
medieval. Y sin perder 81 tempo. al
pisar TERRA Guiana, hjzo unas decla-
rac:onCs muy despectivas para Ca
rranza Y todos los demas hombres cue
unos Cuartos dias antes 10 habian GU
bierto de ~agasajos.
Oja!a que este incideate sirva de eX-
periencia V a~bandonemos va l. ma
MIA de invitar escritores r~lercenarios
para que nos adulen. Blasco Ioahez
tom6 el Case Mexico como negocio. y
al no poder sacarle jugo en- nuestro
pals "a 2 procurar sacAr: elo en- Esta-
dos Tnidos. Va veremos como su
prdximo lihro FL Aguila Y la Ser
piente'. Va a ser en- realidad una adu-
laci6n rastrera de la polftica continen-
tai norte-americana.
Pero....:Que otra cosa puede espe-
rarse de quien en- 1925, en- lugar de
del lado de F<Daild para de-
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a.; Protestais cumplir Y hacer cum
plir Ia Constituci6n?"-s pregunta a
los diputados en- Ell momento de entrar
al Parlanento. Y estos contestant
"Sf. protestamos". Entonces el Pre-
sldente del Congreso termina la cere-
monia con estas palabras: "Si asi 10
hiciereis la nacion os 10 premie y 81
no. os 10 demande".
Convene recordar 6icha protesta d
los diputados layer carranciStas Y hoy
obregonistas) que Sc hal olvidado de
Ia Constitution para proclamar fide-
lidad al Plan de Aqua Prieta.
De Excelsior reproduc;mos los 81
guientes parrafoS qUe Sc dejaron OR en-
el recinto dc la CAmara de Diputa-
dos:
Ell senior diputado Ortega opin6 a
continuation, que ell Conereso no esta
capacitado, constitucionaimente para
d~esignar un Presidente provisional o
substitute, Porque ell Executive no Sc
er-uentra acefalo por ninguno de los
tres unicos motives que el
C6Gigo Supreme: muerte del Primer
Mandatario. 81 del pals o su
ccrdera nor 6. Gran Jurudo.
'Pero 81 ~analizamos otro aspecto de
Ia question. anadi6. 81 hay neeesidad
de non5rar IN Presidents, por que e.
actual ha desaparecido de hecho V de
las conciencias. FL movimiento revo-
lucIonario ha triunfado en- TODD e
pats, Y nuestra obligation es coadyu-
fvar cor sus Gireetores para darle ur
correcto sspecto moral. Y para ellie
no tenemos mas recurso cue scepsar
ell Plan de Aqua Prieta que prcvee TO
das las circunstancias.
Reconocemos el ;riUnfo de la Re,
voluci3n. dijo para terminar, sobrt
to,io cuando no deSconoce al Podel
Legislative. ST el general Obreghr
nos d~eSc7noce en Su manifesto. Sc de-
he Seguramente a que no tuvo oportu-
namente en- Su poder cl Plan de Aqua
PrieJa. Debemos adherirnos al plan
ci;ado.Iv s. To hay Comisi6n Perma-
nente. el Executive sera ~reemplazadc
en- Ia forma que previenen los artfcu-
los II y - de aquel.
'Pero. repito. que corforne a la Cons
titrcion. no podenos d~esconoce- a
~presidente Carranza'.
En- resumen, Ell diputado Ortega, con
fiesa que en- virtud de que Carranza,
as inyulHerahle desde un punto de VS.
ia constitutional. 10 Que procede es ha-
Ger 4 un lado Ia Constitution Y some
terse al Plan de Aqua Prieta.
X Quz es Ell Plan de Aqua Prieta?-
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COSAS DE

FL senador Reed de Missouri dijo
en- IN discurso que el proposito del
Presidente Wilson de querer sacar a.
vante el tratado de paz, sin modifica-
clones. solo podfa ser tornado en- serio,
en- un asilo de lunaticos.
sin embargo......ciento diez mi
llones de h]abitantes no saben a pun
to flo 81 estan en- guerra o en- paz
con Alemania, porQue el Presidente Sc
ha, propuesto sostener ell tratado ms
ia ell fin. Y no 10 dude Reed: este
programa de i~ncertidumbre durara
hasta Ell 8 de Mario de 1921.
Esta bien que las proposiciones des-
cabelladas solo triunfen en- los mani
comios; pero es gravfsimo que. los
cueados no tengan armas para comba-
tiriaS.
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LA PRENSA
or.zIo PoruIAs INDEPENDENTS
PRECIoS DE SUSCRIPCION:
EDICION DiARIA.

EDIClON DiARlA.
En- la Ciudad,
A domicilio, so centavos al mes.
Por correo, go centavos al mes.
En- ell resto, del pals: Tres meses,
SIS; Seis meses, $3.50; Ur arc, $3.50
Fuera de log Estados Unidos: Tres
meses, $3.50; Seis meses, $500; I'm
ano. $1,000.
EDICI0N SEMANARlA.
(MiS-ccles.)
En- los Estadcs UHidos: SITS meses,
SI.0G: Tn ano. $3.50.
Fuera de los Estados uoidos: IN
ano $500
Los pages deben hacerse por ade-
!antado, Ell giro postal o de Express
carta certificada o letra sobre Nue.
va York. Los precios de Ia suscripcio2
son en- dinero americana o su equi-
valencia en- moneda del pals de donde
sc s~olici.e ell peri6dico.
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CH0fNVCAlAKnCUE9( I@fENTAKIo $ $zE$
PRESIDENT q REQ

renuncia de Lascurain Y por llamado del Con-
greso, ell General Huerta otorg6 la p%rotesta de
Ley V Sc hizo cargo del Poder Executive.
Entonces. a las treinta V seis horaS de ha-
bersc interrunpido ell 6rden constitutional, Sc,
habia reanudado. Dos dias despues del golpe
miiitar. Ia Repnblica sc hallaba de nuero en- ell
carril de la Ley.
iPero ahora, Fl I de MAYO salio Caranza
dc Mexico Y despues de dos semanas, ahn sigue
el pals fuera del 6rden Constitutional I 10 mas
grave es que miertras sc quiera amoldar la 81
tuci6n al C6digo de Queretaro, Sc tropezara con
Ia inreStidura presidential de don Venustiano.
esa investidura q no sc puede destrufr mas que
con un proceso. con la renuncia o con la muerte.
FL proceso resulta. absurdo ante una lev que
establcce e~xpresamente ell principle de la lrres-
ponsabilidad presidential; la renuncia es POGO
probable; queda por tanto la muertc de Ca
rranza como unica soluci6n. Pero aparte de
que csa muerte llenaria de sombras la vida de
los que hace I'M mes eran todavia sus subordina-
dos es algo que va no depende de la vountad =
los Generates vencedorcs. Don Venustiano Sc
ha escapado Y aunque sus eiercitos 10 van de-
jando solo. le queda sin embargo 10 suficiente
para complicar Ia Situaci6n de Sus adversarioS:
le queda sd inveStidura, esa investidura ante
Ia cual van a r~esultar impotentcs los esfuerzos
dc. Ia caSta pretor1ana.
Probablcmente el Congreso Eel mismo que
formo .Aguirre Berlanga) llegue a cometer la
avilantez de declarar vacante ell Poder Ejn:uti-
ro: tai vez sea electo ell susttuto de CarranZa:
nuizas cl nuevo "Presidente' organize SUI "go-
bierno"....Per TODD sera efimero porGue Sc
asentara sobre un periurio; aquello no sera ia
mas un regimen de ley sino la imposition brutal
de una soldadesca triunfante.
~ tan facil que seria cimentar un regimen
estable,
FL rcmediO es sacar el ~movimiento triun-
fante del campo ~sectario carrancista para po-
ncrlo r~esueltamente en- un terreno nacional. Hay
que poner ~cnfrente de don Venustiano, no IN
grupo de insubordinados sino una legion de Gu
dadanos conscientes: no la infidencia de unos
cuantos iefes sino Ell clamor airado de TODD un
pueblo; no Ell estallido pasajero de un cuarte-
lazo sino Ia sacud;da trascendental de una
REVOLUTION.
Sc n~ecesita que los triunfadoras no sc limi.
ten a desconocer a Carranza sino tamblen a to-
da SUI obra. ;Que no Sc reduzcan a destruir la
persona. sine que tambien dejen caer Ia plquctaE
demoledora sobre ell regimen! Que sc conven.
zan de que ante Ia Ley de 1917 estan perdidos. Y
que por 10 mismo deben proclamar audazmente
las verdaderas institiciones de Ia naclon.
Don Venustiano ante la ley de Queretaro es
nm apostoI, un legislator, Y 10 que es mas ;yra-
ve....;el Presidente! En- cambio. ante la Cons
tituci6n de 1857, Carranza es un perjuro, un
traidor. un REQ. Con ell C6digo de Queretaro,
Carranza debe ocupar el solo y Obreg6n Y Cor
zalez debcn sentarse en- ell b~anquillo de los
acusados. Con la ley de 1857, a quien lie CORES.
ponde el b~anquillo cs. a Carranza.
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Il JURAnENTO CONSTITUTIONAL


La voluntad de unos cuantos genera
les. ~ que es la Constitucion-Cuan-
do menos te6ricamente Sc supone que
es Ia roluntad de Ia Repdblica. Dejar
Ell C6digo polftico de Mexico Gel Que
ellos consideran como tab por ell Plan
revolucionario sonoreuse es dar I'm
golpe de Estado, es realizar un verda-
dero perjurio constitutional.
Ell senador Ancona Albertos, no lie
fus muy a la zaga a Ortega en- sus
declaraciones. Lease las siguientes
palabras:
La Constitution nos de bra
EOS: Carranza no Ia dejado de ser
Presidente".
Y mas adelante:
Mas cue como representatives del
pueblo, como revolucionarios, debe-
mos proCurar que la revoluci6n ad-
qu:era I'm aspecto legal. como? Ell
unico medic lie que CarranZa dele de
ser Presidente. es que nos crucemos
de brazos Y dejemoS que el etercito
reTolucionario cumpla con Su deber'.
IA que eQuivale la expression ante
rior? A poner 81 Plan de Aqua Prize
Ia sobre Ia Constitution: los cuarte-
les cncima de Ia Camara popular: Y la
representation del pueblo. may por de-
bajo de las ~bayonetas ~vencedoras.
rues ESQ significa deiar cue Ell Ejer-
cito Reyolucionario 'cGmpla con su de-
Der. Tn deber Que,-expresamente Sc
manifies;a.-consiste en- acabar con la
Constitution
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BUEN HUmOR.

Adolfo de la Huerta nombr6 Jefe
Supreme del Ejercito del Norte a
Obreg6n ysGeneralisimo de las fuerzas
del Sur a Pablo Gonzalez.
Que buen humor 81 de de la Huer-
ia!
iCreerse la autoridad suprema del
pals, cuando Pablo Gonzalez Y Obre-
gon lleCaron. a la ciudad de Mexico
nombrando funcionariosi
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ARTICULoS ESPECIALES PARA
LA SEMANA
M-EDICINALES.

RaiE amole. arnica. altierillo. copal-
quin. cachano. cachana, cascalote. cos5o-
mate. cascara de ~encino. c~hTehucpastie.
iamiana, escobilla. flor de tilia. 1uapola.
flor altea. suayacan. hipote. hueso ma
ney. hitsmo real, lpaaa. immortal, len
tejuela. mariola. mira en- polvo. otate.
pconiaS, paSno palo mulato. co.
palche. de brazil. de parslens. raiz cha
t2, rais nala mu;er. santa maria. taru-
verbena, yerba mora, y muchas
otras. 81 no tenemos en- existencia Sc
consiSuen en- plaza.
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MUCHACHAS - SERORITAS - SENORAS

Sc dice que de caa dez sehoras, nueve. sufren de c9nstpaelon. Is
to es terrible. La constipation provoca cast siempre Ia pahdez Y manchas
de la lara, NAL ahento y peor caracter.
Ell TIE Rocky Mountain de HOLSTER, es u "verdadero" Laxative
suave, agradabe y seguro-Limpiara perfecamente los lntestnos y hara
que Ia CONSTIPATION desaparesca, Y cuando este suceda, Su JON
PLEXION meiorara, 81 sentra meor Y gozara de la vida.
Haga la prueba Y despues listed sra la prnmera que 10 reconlende a
toa muier. Vale 35c. paouete De venta en Ia Botia San Pedro de R.
COIN & Co. $40 W. Commerce st. San Antonio, Texas. Adv)
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Dirijase toda la Correspondence re
latlva al periodico al Director.
SR. A E. LOZANO,
I20 \. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.

Entered as Second-cIass matter February
-. 1913. at the Post Office at San Anto-
MO. Texas, under the Act OF March o.
1915
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NoTA:- Los suseriptores. al zanzibar de
residential deben darnos tanto Ia nueva como
IL antigua direction. a lin de anotaC pro
pianen:e q cambio en- nucstros hb=os.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-30
PRISON WARDEN
ANSWERS CHARGES
MADE AGAINST HIM
Reviews Dope Situation In
State Penitentiary Before
Control Board.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 26-(Spe-
cial. )-Warden Fenton took the wit
ness stand in his own behalf at the
hearing before the state board of
control this morning. considering
charges of irregularities at the peni-
Tertiary, preferred by M. F. Nc
Williams and Jason Evans, former
guards at the institution. The en-
tire morning was spent in hearing
his testimony, much of which con-
sisted of review of the dope" sit
uation in the prison.
Between 80 and 90 convicts, he
testified, had been completely cured
of the habit in from three months
to one years time.
He explained the reason for the
charges made by the former guards
by saying that Evans wanted to run
the institution and McWilliams was
dissatisfied because he was not al
lowed to punish men whom he re-
ported.
Replying to the indirect charges
that he had accepted money for as
sisting in obtaining the release of
convicts, alleged to have been made
by Evans in letter, he said: "If
Evans can show one man for whom
l received a penny to get him out
of the penitentiary ! will take my
place in the row in prison where l
would belong"
The warden stated that his only
reason in insisting on a public IN
vestigation was to refute the indirect
charges made. Had the charges
been made direct, he said, he would
have settled them outside of the
prison.
He stated that convicts had been
advised not to spend money in at
torney fees as the wealth of the
men would not be considered in
granting releases and every man,
whether rich or poor, would be given
equal consideration.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-30
Scottsbluff to Have
Irrigation School;
Branch Of State Unii

Scottsbluff, Neb., Jan. 2o.-(Spe.
cial.) l.)-Scottsbluff Chamber of Com.
merce endorsed the action oi
the board of directors for the pur-
chase of an 80-acre tract for the Ne.
braska Irrigation college site. This
is the only school of its kind in the
United States and possibly in the
world.
For several months plans have
been under way to procure suitable
property and the directors have
closed a contract with F. Z. Robbins
of Los Angeles for 80 acres, which
supplements 10 acres decided to the
state regents last June.
Dean 0. V. P. Stout of the engi-
reering department of the univer-
sity while in Scottsbluff last week
stated, That Immediately upon ad-
wise of the Chamber of Commerce
the necessary ground was available,
construction on the buildings will
begin"
The attendance in the engineering
department this year totals s505,
which will be supplemented by stu
dents from Colorado and Wyoming.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-30
Women's S Clubs Of 8
Nebraska Cities Form
Federation at Fremont

Fremont, Nsb., Jan. 29,--(Spe-
cial.)-The Community Woman's
Club federation was organized at
a meeting here with representatives
of Woman's clubs of Schuyler,
North Bend. Cedar Bluffs, Hooper,
Nickerson, Leshara, Pohocco and
Fremont i'll attendance. Mrs. Z. A,
Miller of North Bend was elected
president. Other officers are: Vice
presidents, Mrs. Clinton Heine,
Hooper: Mrs. H.C. N. Hatterschied,
Cedar Bluffs, and Mrs. Knox Nc
Clean, Pohocco; recording secre-
tary. Mrs. ]. Howard Heine, Ere
mont; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Fred Porter, North Bend; treasurer,
Mrs. w. |. Alien, Schuyler. The
purpose. of the club is to form a
better acquaintance among members
and cooperate in furthering better
interests of the community. The
club will meet bi-monthly during
the club season.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-30
LEADER OF TONG
AVOIDS TALKING
ABOUT CAFE ROW
Shack Once in Heart Of City's
Underworld Omaha Home
of Powerful Chinese
Organization.

In a crumbling brick building
once in the heart OF the city's Tin
derworld, is the Omaha headquar-
tiers Of what is said to be the most
powerful Chinese organization in
the world, the On Leong Tong. .
II is this organization, according
70 nonmembers of the tong. which
precipitated fight at l408 Farnam
street. Sunday, and routed group
of nonmember Chinese who were
attempting to open cafe in oppo-
sltion to tong cafe.
Soon Lee is Leader.
In a dark recess of this building
surrounded by rows of stale fish and
Chinese antiques, lives Soon Lee,
aged Chinaman. who claims to be
one Of the high officers of the On
Leong Tong. Putting steadily on a
malodorous pipe of fantastic de-
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-30

Courses in highway engineering
are being conducted in 11o Ameri-
can colleges.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-30
H COULD FEEL
my TROUBLES
|LEAvE,' She SAYS
Peoria Woman Gains Twenty.
one Pounds and Ends rs
Years. Suffering by TAX
ing TanIac.

W just wish I had words to ex-
press my deep gratitude for the
wonderful good Tanlac has done
me after I had suffered for twenty
five years." "was the statement made
recently by Mrs. Alice Richetts,
1905 Fifth street, Peoria, III.
"It's a fact, it was twenty-five
years ago that my health broke
down and since that time no one
knows what misery ! have gone
through" she continued, .'my back
was weak and lame and even at
nights l was in such misery I could
hardly sleep at all. l Just spent
nearly all my time in the house.
Every morning I felt stifled and
later would have a splitting head
ache. I was also bothered with the
worst kind of stomach trouble and
everything disagreed with me sos
| suffered thousand deaths with
awful cramps and pains in my
stomach. l bloated up with gas un-
It'll I didn't look natural and my
heart palpitated so bad that I had
dizzy, fainty spells. My nerves were
unstrung, l was thin and frail look
ing and my complexion turned yel-
low.
"This was my condition when l
began taking Tanlac, but now I am
a we'll and happy woman. I could
feel my troubles leaving me before
l finished my first bottle of Tanlac
and I continued to take it until now
l am in perfect health. My back
is entirely free from pain. l can
eat just anything l want now and
never suffer any bad after reflects.
My heart action is normal, and ]
am no longer bothered with those
dizzy, fainty spells. / am not one
bit nervous and don't know what
| it is to have headache any more.
have gained twenty-one pounds
in weight, my complexion has all
cleared up and | am in better health
than I have been for twenty-five
years. / think Tanlac is wonder
full medicine"
Tanlac is sold in Omaha at all
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Com
pany's stores, Harvard Pharmacy
and West End Pharmacy. Also For
rest and Meany Drug Company in
South Omaha and the leading drug
gist in each city and town through
out the state Of Enthusiastically
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-30
Lincoln Bureau of The Omaha Bee
Z. IA DdfIoWs, Coffespondent-
LATEST ATTEMPT
TOSAVE CRAMMER
AND COLE FAILS
Abandon Insanity Hearing for
Two Slayers Sentenced to Die
In Electric Chair Next Week.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 2o.-(Special.) }
Another attempt to delay the elec-
trocution of Allen V. Grammer and
Alison B. Cole convicted of the
murder Of Mrs. Lulu Vogt, near
Elba, Neb., on the night of July 4
1917, failed this morning with the
abandonment of the insanity hear
ing called by Governor McKelvie
on recommendation of DR.. |. C.
Munger, prison physician at the
penitentiary.
1t was explained at>the governors
Office that the legal section under
which the inquiry was ordered does
not apply to the Grammer and Cole
case. In cases where men are sem
fenced to death insanity. hearings
cannot be held by the prison board
but must be ordered by the district
court in which the men were con.
victed upon recommendation of the
warden of the penitentiary.
Warden Fenton announced when
the hearing was abandoned that he
did not believe Cole and Grammer
were insane and that of his own
volition he would not recommend
a hearing.
I'm case the law >provides that
must act on recommendations made
to me by my assistants | will notify
the court" he said. The law is in.
terpreted by state officials to near
that in case the warden does recon-.
mend an insanity hearing it is dis,
cretionary on the part of the district
court whether the hearing is ordered
In case the court orders a hearing
the superintendent of the state in
sane asylum will be the judge ot
their mental condition.
II have visited the men constantly
since their commitment and have
seen no evidence of insanity at any
time," the warden said.
Unless the district court orders {
hearing on the sanity of the mer
state officials said the electrocutior
would take place on the date set
February s,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-30
LINCOLN WOMAN
HEADS PERSH|NC
ORGANIZATION
Miss Edna Perrin Takes
Charge Of Work Among Fair
Sex to Boost for Army
Chief.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 29.-(Special.)
Miss Edna Perrin. of Lincoln. to-
day took charge of organizing the
women of Nebraska for Pershing, i,
is announced at the Pershing-for-
President headquarters here.
Miss Perrin served for one year
with the army overseas, where her
duties kept her in continuous touch
with the members of the A. E. F.
Like Pershing, she is a graduate of
the Nebraska university and posses
scs large acquaintance throughout
the state.
1--WE are indeed glad to announce
the acquisition of Miss Perrin for
the staff for the Pershing- -for-Presi-
dent organization" said Mark
Woods, chairman. Having served
with Pershing's army abroad, she is
in excellent position to know init
mately of his big ability and his
qualifications to serve as president" "
Miss Perrin will work especially
with the women of Nebraska, and
will perfect a special women's Or
ganization headed by state execu-
tive committee composed of active
women of the state. All communi-
cations and pledges of support from
the women of Nebraska will re-
ceive the personal attention of Miss
Perrin. Definite plans for the cam
paign will be in the hands of the
women's executive committee now
being organized.
In announcing her affiliation with
the Pershing campaign, Miss Perrin
said:
T am confident that Nebraska
will welcome the opportunity of pro-
posing the nomination for president
of our most distinguished fellow
citizen. | am sure that if I could
tell the mothers, wives and sisters
of the splendid part Pershing played
in maintaining the high standard Of
morals and in perpetuating the high
ideals of our boys overseas, they
would agree unanimously that he
was, above all, the man the Ameri-
can people need for the presidency.
If they could but know of his fine,
kindly heart, hidden during the war
by the mask of army discipline; if
they only knew of the judgment dis
played in handling men and affairs,
and of capacity as a great lovable
leader. firm and courageous, but
just and fair; I know that they
would give this movement to make
Pershing Americas president their
whole-hearted support.
"The women of Nebraska, having
been accorded their rightful privi-
lege of voting, will constitute the
deciding factor in the next election.
Pershing, through his service and his
proved ability, is entitled to the sup
port of every woman of America,
and from reports received, am sure
he will have that support.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-30
State Will Take No
Action in Leprosy Case

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 29.-(Special.) }
Charles Young, Tilden, Neb.. man,
who has been pronounced by Omaha
physicians to be. suffering from
leprosy, is not state ward, DR.. l.
H. Dillon, chief of the state health
bureau, announced Thursday.
The attorney generals office con-
tends that the county in which Til
den, his home, is located, must be
responsible for his treatment and
isolation, DR.. Dillon said. The bu-
reau will take no action in the case
Several hundred new cases of in
f1uenza in Nebraska have been re-
ported to the state bureau.