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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07
TERRELL TEACHERS
MEET IN DAWSON
HERE IN CONFERENCE WITH
STATE SUPERVISOR GODDARD.
A HELPFUL MEETING.

Prof. George D. GODDARD, state
school supervisor, spent three days in
Terrell county the past week visiting
the schools and holding conferences
with teachers
On Friday conference of teachers
and trustees was held in the court
house, and most profitable day was
spent discussing subjects of general
interest. The meeting was largely at
tended. In this meeting Prof. GODDARD
was assisted by Miss Evelyn Billiard,
district home economics agent.
During the morning session Prof.
GODDARD discussed a number of very
vital subjects and burned into the
minds of his hearers some of the needs
Iof the schools today, At times the
discussion was general and informal.
This was especially true when Prof.
GODDARD spoke of the work in Terrell,
with which, on the whole, he seemed
very much pleased.
Miss Billiard was especially inter
esting in her talk on health and nu-
triton. She showed a very definite
relation between these things and
good school work. Mrs. Gurr made a
splendid talk on the home economies
work being done in the county.
When the noon hour arrived it de-
veloped that the teachers would not
be allowed to spend dull minute. 1t
was announced that a luncheon had
been prepared by the Woman's Club,
the Library Association, the U. u. T..
and the w. c. T. u, and would be
served at the Woman's Club house at
IL O'Clock.
After a most enjoyable intermission
of one hour and a half the teach
ers reassembled at the court house
with Supt. ]. c. Dukes in charge OF
the meeting. The afternoon session
was given over to the discussion of a
number of matters of local interest.
Among other things accomplished, the
county teachers association was re-
organized with the following officers:
Mr.. ]. w. Richardson, Parrott, pres
ident: Mr.. w. M. Patterson, Graves,
vice president; Mrs. Mary McLendon,
| Herod, secretary and treasurer. The
following teachers were appointed to
arrange a program for Saturday, jan
uary 18th: Messrs. w. A. Wheeler
and w. H. Caldwell and Miss Ola B
Cole.
At three o'clock Mr., w. A. Mitch
ell, manager OF the Palace theatre
complimented all the teachers, trustees
and visitors with a theatre party
which was very much enjoyed.
Just prior to adjournment the com
mittee on resolutions, Miss Carrie
May Patterson, Mr. J. w. Richardson
and Miss Ruby Stroller, who were
appointed earlier in the day, Offered
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07
HELPFUL ACTIVITIES OF
THE WOMAN'S CLUB
,,r UNDERTAKEN MANY
nav nATTERs OF INTEREST TO
M" THE COMMUNITY.

home economics committee OF
l w WSoman's Club gave a very prac-.
the demonstration of certain lines OF
tlcal ,;t r N the highly creditable ex-
ac cl made of their handiwork at their
hiDn 'l Of meeting Wednesday after
pla.9 tbe club being in regular ses-
noon Nth a large attendance OF mem
son and and a number of visitors. The
Oe l;oles displayed ranged from tomato
aI'i on TO the daintiest needle work,
SaG'' the wide variety of pretty and
anu IL things was carefully inspected
usG d uaadmired. Not only this, but they
anu an.rn;sbed an exchange of ideas very
hlnlnimI especially as the yuletide sea-
hePiS co near. 1t is understood that
s son h of the committee will fill
ll Idnrs for handmade Christmas gifts
: qnoti6ed promptly what is desired.
i Another very important fact to keep
:, mind is that the club women will
hn, n'' IN sale Christmas seals, and the
n nati is urged to buy literally and
pun PT in the fight on tuberculosis. Place
, mCr orders promptly with Mrs. Guy
Cbanoell or Mrs. L.. Lamar.
The club women are alive to the
,ecessity of preparation for taking up
tbe duties of citizenship intelligently,
and to this end the president, Mrs. w.
+ Gurr, is arranging a series of lee
lures to be given by the lawyers OF
Dawson on different questions, the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07
DAWSON BOY
WON IN CONTEST
Croswell Brim's Essay on why Mo-
ton Pictures Should Not Be Gen.
sored" Awarded Prize.

Croswell Brim, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Brim, of Dawson, has just re-
ceived notice that he was the winner
in the essay contest put on by the
Southern Picture News of Atlanta
through the Palace theatre, the sub
ject being "Why Motion Pictures
Should Not Be Censored" The prize
awarded young Brim is a three days
trip to Atlanta as the guest of the
Southern Picture News during the
Southeastern Motion Picture Exposi-
ton, all expenses paid. Such stars as
Eddie Polo, Dorothy Gish and scores
of others will be in attendance.
The young man has the distinction
of having won over contestants from
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, South
Carolina and North Carolina. He is
in the eleventh grade of the Dawson
public school.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07
WILL SPEAK IN DAWSON
NEXT THURSDAY EVENING
Will Tell of Recent Tour of the North
By Georgians.

President Matthewson, of the Geor-
gia School of Technology, in response
to request from the Chamber OF
Commerce, has written that speaker
will be sent to, Dawson next Thurs
day, who, at the court house that
night, will tell of the recent tour
through the north and east by Gov
ernor Dorsey, Dr. Matthewson and a
large party of other representative
Georgians, including H. A. Petty
and w. c. Mercer, of Dawson. The
speaker will point out many ofShe vital
industrial needs OF Georgia, and his
talk cannot fail to be Of great interest
and profit to all who wish for the best
development OF our unbounded re-
sources. He will also give an account
Of the many interesting things seen on
the trip through the north and east.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07

the following report, which was unan-
imously adopted:
"We, the teachers and citizens oil
Terrell county, wish to express our
thanks and appreciation to the Wo.
mans Club, the Library Association
w. c, T. U. and Daughters of the
Confederacy for their generous hos
pitalty and the courteous manner in
which they entertained us at luncheon
while in Dawson, Friday, Dec. 3rd
We especially appreciate their united
interests in all educational work of the
county.
1--WE wish also to thank Mr.. w. A.
Mitchell the. manager of the Palace
theatre for his splendid generosity in
entertaining us with theatre party
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07
FARMER ARRESTED
SHOT A NEGRESS
Mr.. T. L. Rogers Placed Under Bond
Of $4,000. Trouble Grew Out of
Unpaid Account Woman Owed.

On charge of assault with intent
to murder, Mr.. T. L. Rogers, super
intendent on the farm of Mrs. Fannie
Colley, near Chickasawhatchee, was
put under bond of $500 Friday.
Mr.. Rogers shot Annie Cheney, a
negro woman who lived on the farm
His statement of the affair is that the
negress was preparing to move from
the farm without paying for hog
for which she owed, and that when
he objected a negro man who was
present injected himself into the dis
cussion. The woman thereupon drew
knife and was advancing upon Mr.
Rogers, when he shot. The ball hi
her in the side and glanced around
the wound not being a serious one.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07
TERRELL JOINS THE OLD
INDIAN TRAIL ASSOCIATION
Sent Representatives to Meeting to
Organize Georgia Division.

Terrell county will cooperate III
the movement to establish the Old
Indian Trail highway, from British
Columbia 10 Miami, Fla. The Cham
Der of Commerce has guaranteed a
membership of 40 at S. each, being
Terrell county's quota of the funds
required.
At a meeting in Triton Friday
which was attended by representatives
of the counties through which the
trail passes, the Georgia division O
this highway was organized. Messrs
]. c. Ho1lingsworth, E. E. Cooke, A
A. Lewis and R. R. Marlin represented
Dawson at the meeting.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07

first at an early date in January. These
talks will be free to the public.
The meeting was featured by a
number OF other matters of interest
among which was the report given
by Mrs. Gurr of the Federation meet
ing in Atlanta, which brought to-
gether representative women from ev-
cry part of the state.
The keynote of the gathering was
combined in two important move
ments, Citizenship" and "Educa-
ton"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07
YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY
THEMSELVES AT PARTY
Was Given in Honor of Eunice Thorn
son and Harry Chester.

One Of the jolliest affairs of the past
week was an informal party at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Clay on
Tuesday evening; given in honor OF
Harry Chester and Eunice Thomson
A large number OF the high school set
enjoyed the occasion, the time beng
spent in rollicking games and toastlng
marshmalows. Fruits and candies
were served in abundance. The young
guests were deeply appreciative of the
hospitality so graciously extended by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07

Saw the right thing at the right
time and some fool will envy you.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07
REV. c. S. BURDEN WILL
SOON MOVE TO YEOMANS

Rev. c. S. burden and family will
in short time move to the Yeomans
community, where Mr.. burden will
be superintendent of the school. There
is feeling OF general regret that Daw-
son is to lose family that has meant
so much to the community. Mr.. John
Ed Morris and family will move into
the Davidson bungalow, which the
burdens will vacate.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07
MR.. AND MRS. HAMILTON
WILL RETURN TO DAWSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hamilton, who
have been in Montgomery for some
time. will again make Dawson their
home. Mrs. Hamilton has moved into
apartments at the home OF Mrs. Nellie
Harrell, but Mr. Hamilton will not
return until January 1st, having bust
ness connections which will detam
him in Montgomery until that time.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07
Mrs. Bullock Recommends Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy.

"Last winter when my children
were sick with colds. and were cough
ing a good deal | gave them Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy" writes Mrs
c. M. Bullock, Gorham, n. Y. 1T re-
Iieved them at once and under TINS
treatment all symptoms OF the cold
gradually disappeared My experience
with this medicine warrants my rec
ommending it to others.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07
RESIDENCE OF WILLIAM
CARTER CAUGHT FIRE

|. Fire threatened the residence OF
William Carter, colored, on Orange
street Wednesday afternoon about
O'Clock, but the prompt response OF
the fire company saved the property
with only slight damage.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07
NEGRO HOTEL, DAMAGED
BY FIRE, BEING REPAIRED

The negro hotel which was recent
w considerably damaged by fire is un-
dergoing repairs, and will in a short
time be open and ready for business.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04

NE encontraba muy tranauilo en- mi
lecho, mi madre estaba quiza en- poder
del duaue de Guisa.
Calmese Vuestra Majestad, respon
do Pibrac so~nriendose.
-iAh! exclamo el rey, Gacaso tie
mes noticias de la reiua madre?
Pibrac respondio con algun emba-
razo.
No tengo ninguna noticia, Sc
nor.
-Entonces, ique quieres decir?
Los principles de Lorena son mag
nanimos. senior, Y acaco de que ma
dana Catalina sea su prisionera. Ia
trataran con tcdos los sentimientos
que lie sen debidos.
-iDios tie olga. Pibrac. dijo el rey
o tristeZa.
Hum. Ia mala ncche que ha pa
sado ell rey, pens5 Pibrac, ha presta-
do un gran servicio a la reina madre
en- este espiritu voltario Y debil.-1
diio en- alta voz:-A nj no ME cabe
duda, sencr, de que, aun suponlendo
que Sc halle presa, una reina de Fran
cia. sera tratada como debe serlo to-
de- persona de 81 range.
Ash es de Greer; pero....
Y ademis, 81 son los principles
de Lorena los que Sc han llevado a
Ia reina madre, Vuestra Majestad po-
dra facilmente obtener su libertad
cuando quiera.
-iEn que mode!
-Cediandoles la fortaleza de Dieu-
louard.
FL rey Sc estreinecio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04

-iYo, respondio una voz joven y
.fresca que Ell captain. conocD en- Sc
guida.
Pibrac fue a abrir y I'm pale en-
tro.
-iQue quieres, chiquito?
Ell rey desea veros, captain.
-iDiantres. exclam6 Pibrac, mu-
cho madruga Su Majestad de algun
tempo q esta parte.
No ha pegado los ojos durante
toda la nOche.
En- csc case, mur1nIro Pibrac rien
dose. parece que el buen Morfeo-
dos del sueho,-no Sc e]ncuentra a
gusto en- el Louvre.-Y siCuio al pale
Gauthier Y fue I yer al rey, quien,
en- eftcto, no habia podido dormir; sus
ojos abatidos Y su rostro palido 10
estaban diciendo suficientemente. Pr
brac Sc detuvo Ell el lumbral de la
real camara Y tomo la actitud respe-
tuosa de un scldado a quien su iefe
a dar una orden importante.
-Vete, Gauthier, dijo ell rey.
Ell pale sali6.
-Venid Pibrac, continue Carlos *
tengo que hablaros.
-Muy temprano Sc ha despertado
Vuestra Majestad, dijo Ell captain de
los guardias.
-Ay de mi. no he rodido pegar
los ojos.
-;De veras?
-iY sabes porque?
No. senior.
-Ha sido, querido Pibrac, porque
he estado ~pensando que mientras 20
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04

IA fe mia. repuso, prefiero per
der Ia fcrtaleza de .Dieulouard u YER
p~risionera a mi madre.
-iOh monarch versatil! penso Pr
brac.-
Luego rrosiguio:-Tengo que par
ticipar una noticia a Vuestra Males
tad.
-iAh!
Ell rey de Navarro ha regresado.
-iAh! ~ donde estaba?
-Ha lido en- seguimiento de MA
dana Margarita, que iba huyendo de
Ell.
-;I ma podido alcanzarla.
-Desgraciadamente no, aunque ha
tratado de adquirir infornas en- to-
das direcciones, y anoche regreso al
Louvro.
-iAh! ;esta va en- Ell Louvre? pre-
gunto el rey con indiferencia.
y muy afligido por el abandono
de madame Margarita.
-iB&h! replico el rey en- el mismo
tono.-Y mudando bruscamente de
conversation, aaadi6.-jSabes, Pibrac.
que sera I'm boron para mi reinado,
cuandc Olga la historic que Ell rey
Carlos TX ha rermitido que un punado
de aventureros a su madre
q viva fueiza del centric de su ca
pital?
-Pero, senior. Esestra Majestad
tiene un medic ruy sencillo para re-
parar esa afrenta.
-iCual?
-Declarar la guerra a les prir-
ipes de Loren2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
Sc pide a Mr.. Wilson 81
retro de las tropas
americans de
Nicaragua

Ell Sr. Don Francisco Somcsa Vivas
ha publicado en- los ]periodicos de Nj
caragua V en- yarios de los grandes
diaries norteamericanoS una petici6n
dirigida al Presidente Wilson en- la
que 10 exhorta 4 que ordsne Ia prom
Ia retirada de las tropas americanas;
que desde hace tempo Sc italian en-
Nicaragua.
Ell Sr. Somosa Fivas es nicara-
guense Y en- el documento que ha he
cho circular, publicado en- ingles Y
en- espanol, manifesto que Centre
America no puede comenzar a hacer
les ~preparativos necesarics para con-
debidamente el primer cen
tenario de IA independence centroa-
mericana. estando e. suelo de su pa
tria ocupado en- parte por fuerz0s
e~ytranjeras, porQue tai humiliation
la resicnten las cinco R~epublicas CEN
tro-americanas que ell Is de Septiem-
bre de 1921 deben conmemorar el pri-
mer centenario de su nacimiento a Ia
vida de nacioneS libreS.
Tai lihertad seria muy dudosa con
Ia presencia de tales tropas Y la Cele-
braci6n del ~centenario de la indepen-
dencia de dichaS ~naciones reSultaria
ridiculo. en- cierto modo, por 10 que
de no ret;rarse las tropas americanas
del territorio ni~caraguense, las fiestas
cenrenarias ]perderan mucho de su es-
plendor V el jubilo centroameriCano Sc
vera e~ntristecido Dor tai ~ocupaci6a.
La p~resencia de los marines ame
ricanos en- Nicaragua no es necesaria.
dice el Sr. Somosa Vivas. puesto que
va les Estados UnidoS consiguieron
10 GLE dcseaban con 10 ocupaci0n de
parte de aquel suelo, que era la con-
| cesi6n del Canal de Nicaragua, Ia
cual e! Congreso de dicha Republica
centrCamericana ha concsdido va q Ia
| Union Americana.
81 10 que Sc ~quiere con IA preSen-
cha en- Nicaragua de Jropas america
mas continia diciendo el autor de l.;
| p~etici0n. es s~ostener en- Ell poder a un
inGividuo contra Ia voluntad del pue,
bio, este Seria contrarTo 4 los catorce
puntoS proclamados por Mr.. Wilson '
| por los que tanto luch6 en- la COME,
rencia de Paz de Paris. Ademas, asi
no So FcSpSlarla Ia l!OSTLdu = !HuePtH
dencia De los pueblos debileS, cue fue
otro De los puntOs que o mas teson
Y luc;dez defcndio Mr.. Wilson en- d.
cha Conferencia. ganandose con su &C
titud Y firmeza la admiration del
mundo.
Por otra parte, la retirada de las
tropas americanaS De Nicaragua haria
aumentar la admiration de Centre
America hacia los EstadoS Unidos al
yer cue saben llevar Z Ia practica
las t~eorias por las que. segun 10 d.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04

Enrique habia comenzaGo a subir Ia
escalerita de ~caracol.
-iY ahora. amigo Pibrac, puedo
If a acostarme?
-Seguramente, senior; pero.. Sc
ria bueno que antes convengamoS en-
alguna cosa.
-;Veamos:
-Manana. al amanecer, el rey me
llamara.
-Es probable.
Que he de decirle?
Que despues de haber corrido
veinticuatro horas en- seguimiento de
madame Margarita que me habia par
ticipado SUI fuga por Ia esQuela que
me has ~entregado. he regresado a.
Louvre extenuado de fatiga, muerto
de hambre. deseSperado. Y con ga
mas de traspasarme el corazon con
mi espada.
-Perfectamente; pero.... iy los
~papeies?
I'm momento, dijo Enrique.
mo quiere Vuestra Majestad
servirse de ellos?
Al contrario; pero como decias
muy bien hace POGO, querido Pibrac,
para ESQ es ~necesario que tengamos
al duque de Guisa.
-Teneis raZon.
y que esperemos, por ccnsi-
guiente.
DE todos MOODS. murmuro Pr
brac, me habria alegrado saber 10
que c~ontiene este pergamino de CT
fra.
-Tambien 20, dijo Enrique.-Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04

dominando su natural indiferente Y
aventurero, anadio Bah! va en-
contraremos alguien que nos 10 pue-
da descifrar.-Al decir este, el rcy
de Navarro habia llegado a Ia puerta
de su aposento.-i Buenas noches!
Pibrac. ihasta mammal
-Buenas noches, senior.
Enrique entro en- su cuarto, sc des-
nude Y Sc acosto s~uspirando. Esta-
ba rendido de ~cansancio Y sin embar-
go no podia dormir. Cuando Sc en-
contro solo sc puso q pensar, no en-
ell colpe de mano audaz que sc habia
frustrado, no en- el odio feroZ con
que iba q perseguir en- 10 successive a
madame Catalina. nj tampoco en- el
peligro de muerte a que estaban eX-
puestos Sus dos amigos Noe y Lahlre;
en- quien pensaba era en- Margarita,
a ouien amaba con amor diferente
ouizas del cue tenia por 10 bella pla-
terra, pero a quien amaba no obstan-
te ardientemente... Y predominant
do la juventud, aquel joven rey tan
ocupado con los cuidados de Ia poll
cia. cedio su puesto al enamorado de
veinte mos Y ocuito su cabeza deba-
10 de su almohada inundandola de
lagrimas ardientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04

de quitarle creditos Y where's.
FL Pos-a sufre al OR mi rela-
c!on realistic de las cosaS. Fl tiene
e~Speranzas en- I~nglaterra Y Francia.
Su decision per otra parte eS inque-
brantable.
4 cada ratio deseo retirarmc, pc
TO D'Annunzio ne pide que me que
de a pesar de las muchas personals
que hacen a~ntesala.
Me pregunta sobre las relaciones
entire Ia America Latina Y la Sale.
ma. me trata Ia question de Mexico,
Ia de Nicaragua, dc Santo Domingo.
Conoce muy bien cstos asunt2s.
Luego Sc ~interrumpe Y me dice:
-Deseo yer America. Yo ire a
Toxic en- aeroplano tan prOntO Sc re-
suelva 81 asunto de Fiume. y lueFo
deseo hacer I'm viaje por II Ameri,
ca. pespues de cuatro amos de la
vida que he llevado. no puedo volver
a mi existencia DC literato, como an
ties. ..."
FL po2ta sclGado me ha producidc
una gran impression. como pocos
homhres En- ST. exterior no tiene
vigor. pero 81 "charme'. su mirada es
mas tranquiia en- ~privado, su 0 es
mas suave, SUI gesto mas gentil. rs
IN poeta desde Ia cuna. es IN sol,
dado vaiercsisimo pero de OCCASION, es
un "condettierc" de alma mas que de
cucrpn.
Vcr@mos como saldra de la a"en-
tura. Ciertamente por Ia j~uSticia
que debe imperar sobre TODD en- las
cosas humans ' por Ia simpatia Que
me inspira esta figur& de hombre
superior que pone su vida al servi-
clio de sus ideas, me alejo del Pala,
clio del "Comandante' hacienda los
meiores vctos de exito.
! salgo de Fiume no habiendo 20,
dido accptar IA i~nviiacion de pronun-
ciar aouella misma nochc una confe-
rcncia que ne habia pedido la aso-
ciaciGn de Ia pr?Nsa.
ORESTES FERRARA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
IA JUvENTUD DE ENRIQUE II,
Csc UNIV NILETIOd

plido con su deber. Pibrac. al colo-
earle en- e. horde de aquella sima,
habia solo Querido es~paDtarle; mas
La Chesnaye ha6ia tornado Ia cosa
por 10 se-io Y Sc habia precipIrado
en- ell abismo. llevanGose conSiCo el
secreto del duque de GuiSa. Por ESQ
el captain de los guardias ' el rey de
Navarro Sc m!raron con In eSpecle
de terror, pues comprendIeron GUAM
terrible ' amenazador debia ser es-e
secreto cuando ei que 10 poseia no
habia r~etrocedido ante "a mueree. Sc
ouedaron uno al frente del ocro. nj
ran3ose con los oios at6nlros, rete-
niendo 81 aliento, Y preStandO dido;
pero Ia sima era profunda Y ningUn
rumor su6i0 del abismo.
Ell rey de Francia no tiene I'm
servidor como csc, murmur6 e rey de
Navarro.
Pibrac Sc Incline.
-:Que hacemos ahora:2, continue
Enrique.
No 10 Sc. senior.
-5Sabia el rey Carlos que Ia
Chesnaye estaba aqui?
lie habia encerrado por orden
Suya.
DiantreS,
y en- verdad que no sabre COMO
explicarle eSa desaparicioR.
-STeneis confianza. continue En-
rique, en- el suizo que esta de cent?
nela arriba?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
Feliz despuss de 20 Amos.

~Creo mi deDer eI e~scribirtes para
dar!eS a Saber el magnifico esrado
en- I NE encuentro. Por espac!o de
% amos. que es mas de Ia muvad de
mi vida. estuye muy nal de salud de
DIDO q CUE los gases que Sc NE tcr-
r.-Ibau en- q estomago me ~proiuotan
cons.antes iuGigeStiones. E. MaravI-
llCso Remedio De Nayr, Mayrs "cn-
derful Remedy, NE ma aljviado. Tam
bien unozco a otras personals que
sufrian 10 mismo que 70, ' a Qu!enes
alivi6 esta medicinal rs 7 pre-
paracion simple { .nofensira qua re
mueye q mucus catarrhal de Us Inces-
ciaoS. : eyita IA inflammation que es
Ia CUE practicameDtc prov0ca cccaS
las Intermediates intestinaleS y del
higado. nicluyenGo Ia appendicitis. Una
dosis 10 convencera 0 Sc le devolvera
81 importe. De venta en- todas las
drogueriaS. tAdY.j
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NORTEAMERICANA

Con ell titulo de "El Senador Fall'.
ell diario " The Houston Press, de
la ciudad de Houston, Texas, publi-
ca en- su edicion del dia "a del &C
tual, un editorial que dice a Ia le-
ira:
Gel Sub Comite del Senado que
preside cl Senador Albert B. Fall, de
New Mexico. esta investigando las
condolences mexicanas. El Senador
Fall repetidas veces ha sugerido, en-
carecido. abogado por Ia ~interven-
cion americana en- Ia %republica que Sc
halla al sur del Rio Grande Y NADIA
agradaria al Senador mas, que una
invasion de las tropas de los Estados
Unidcs a traves de Ia frontera on
csc pals. Asi 10 ha expresado enfa-
ticamente repetidas veces.
":Ahora hien, cabe preguntar; iel
Senador Fall favorece este agullo-
neamlento de Mexico, esa intromision
en- los asuntcs meXicanos, esa Gems
tante defensa e inceSante predlca en-
favor de Ia intervention, como Sc
nador de los Estados Unidos, como re-
~presentante de un Estado americana
o como propietario de %intereses Ell
tierras mexicanas e intereses inverti-
DIS en- Ia exploitation de los recursos
minerales m~eyicanos?
FL propio Senador escribe de n
manera franca en- ell DirectCrio del
Cogreso ell hecho de que 'tiene &C
tualmente intereses mineros en- Me-
xirn.' Da 4 conocsr al publico a.
marlcano tamDien ell hecho de que 'es,
ii interesado Ell negocios da MADEIRA,
tierras Y fcrrocarriles', que Sc pre-
sumo sean m~exicanCs 0 cuando menos
parcialmente meXicanOs-
mo seria por Ia tanto, meier 81 e.
Senado quiere investigac las condi-
clones en- Mexico 81 prctende dar oil
dos a la peticion de intervention, que
el Senador ~encargado de hacer Ia in
vestigaci6n fuera otro que no estu-
viera tan i~nteresado Ell negocios mi
neros. m~adereros. de tierras Y de fe-
~rrocarri!es en- Mexico?