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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02

Ha corrido ell rumor de que el &c
neral Felix Dfaz Sc suicide.
" no! Los que en rcalidad Sc Sill
cidaron fueron aquellos otros revolu'
cionarios que despues de jurar adhe-
sion al C6digo de 1857. capitularon )
hasta consirtieron en- servir, bajo Ia
advocaci6n del Alnodrote de Quere-
taro.
Use 81 fue sufcidio!
En- Nueva York, los partidarlos de
Harding estan dando seis pesos contra
uno. en- las apIestas que celebran con
los p~artidarios de Cox.
ESQ demuestra Ia fuerZa del Pa-tido
dem6crata = Ia popularidad de VIII
son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04
Few Grumble, Few
Give When Army
Solicitors Arrive

With solicitors in various parts OF
the city meeting with generous re-
sponse. and with one-fifth of Salem
quota OF 5000 reported raised at two
o'clock this afternoon, the salvation
Army campaign in both the city and
county assumed an optimistic aspect
today. Only part Of the solicitors
were able to begin active campaign
ing Monday when the drive began here
and they lent their weight to the move
ment today. causing material gain il
subscriptions.
Invariably committees are reporting
at campaign headquarters in the Com
mercial club that persons of means in
the city are slamming the door in then
faces. while those less capable of Civ.
ing are doing all in their power to as.
sist the organization.
One of the strongest arguments in
favor of the campaign that has vel
come to light during the fight fol
funds is that the American LeAor
members in Woodburn, Silverton ans
surrounding towns in the county. ap
preciative of the work of the Saliva
ton Army ''over there" are takin.
entire responsibility for the campaign
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

A charge of assault and battery,
brought against him by John Lond-
gren, was denied in Judge Unruh's
court here this morning by Walter
MeDougal. who vas arrested at his
home eight miles southeast of Salem
Monday evening by Constable Walter
DeLong. McDougal's trial was set for
10 a. m. next Tuesday.
w. NJ. Gutenberg, route s. Salem,
was reported at police headquarters
today for driving past a streetcar
while it was accepting and discharg-
ing passengers. The offense is said
to have been committed at l2:4e
Monday afternoon.
Miss Leida Mills, of the faculty OF
the Lincoln high school of Portland
and Miss Grace Campbell of the JET
ferson high school faculty of the
same city, motored to Salem Sunday
and were the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Volk, at their residence
on Capitol and Nebraska streets.
A general invitation to the G. A.
R., Women's Relief Corps. Ladies OF
the Grand Army. Daughters and Sons
of Veterans, Spanish American Wal
Veetrans and World War Veterans
together with all allied organizations
has been extended by DR.. w. C.
kantner to attend the First Congre-
gational church on Sunday, MAY 23,
which has been designated as Mem
orial Sunday for the year, by the
commander in chief of the Grand
Army, Sedgwick Post and the w. R.
C., together with the Ladies of the
Grand Army, have accepted an in
vitation to attend services at the Epis-
copal church Sunday, May 80.
c. B. Clancy is business visitor
in Portland, having gone for the pur-
pose of securing the stage properties
for The Yokohoma Maid' which will
be given by the music department OF
willamette University SATURDAY.
evening at the Grand theatre.
James S. Stewart, the good roads
apostle of Oregon, has gone to Til
lamook and will spend the remainder
of the week on the coast, in the in
terests of the millage tax bills.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Ackermar
are entertaining the latter's sister
Mrs, Thomas B. Medary of Chicago
Ill. Mrs. Medary expects to make
an extended visit, perhaps spending
the summer in Salem.
Miss Marie Churchill has returned
from week end visit in Corvallis
with friends.
|, Mrs. j. HI. Shepherd returned home
Monday after visiting over Sunday
with her husband in Albany.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04
Former Portland
Hotel Manager Is
NewMarion Head

With the assertion that A. n. CAD
Pierce. well known Portland hotel
man, who succeeds Charles Miller as
manager of the Marion hotel will
place Salem on the map as one Of the
best hotel towns in the Pacific north
west. friends of the former proprie-
tor of the Seward hotel. Portland, are
predicting a good future for the Ma
rion.
|, Mr.. Pierce assumed his new charge
Saturday morning when Charles Mil
Ter, who has successfully guided the
destinies of the Marion for several
years departed for Carson, Wash,
where he has taken charge of the
Government Springs hotel at that
place.
Formerly at Seward
Mr.. Pierce is settling into the ho-
tel game in Salem after nine years as
commander in chief at the Seward.
Portland. He is well known to Salem
travellers and many of this city's
most prominent residents feel that
by securing Mr.. Pierce, the Marion
hotel dictatorship is to be congratu-
lated.
( I'VE are here to see that the Marion
keeps pace with the inevitable growth
of the city" is the genial managr's
statment. Il am sure that Salem peo-
pie are with us in making this the big
home town hotel. We are to be
counted in on any movement that
will put Salem to the fore. The best
advertisement for city is its leading
hostelry. With the support of the
home town, the truly big hotel can
accomplish wonders in entertainment
of guests whose first impressions are
made or marred by their reception.
Without this support, the hotels low
.er its standard and the town suffers
accordingly"
New Staff Members
|, Richard Blair and Charles Hun
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04
PAGE FIVE

in their communities. Due to meetings
not ct scheduled for several days.
some of the outlying posts win not be
able to work in the campaign until
the latter part of the week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04
Drowned Woman
Ended Own Life
Is Jury's Verdict

Astoria. Or. May A coroner's
jury sitting at Seaside over the body
of Mrs. Ruth Anderson, found on the
beach near Tillamook Head last sun
day, found verdict late yesterday that
she had drowned herself An autopsy,
held Professionally, indicated drowning
as the cause of death. Mrs. Anderson
disappeared from her home in Port
land last Friday, leaving a note indi-
eating that she intended taking her
life.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04
|Court House News
Circuit Court

Circuit Court
c,.r Land company VS. The un-
,.rn o heirs of G. A. Grandstand ct
AI'A asfidavit and order for pubhca-
tion Of summons ,o,s,or
,,',,an and order for confirmation
4 sale Of real property.
Probate Court
,obn s. Ricketts,, estate, License to
sel real property :,
John S. Ricketts,, estate. oatn Oh
.smiDistrator on sale Of real proper
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

oRRENT EvESEs

! -, 4-Cherrian meeting'
{ s,.ercial club, p. m:
{ comln american Legion
: assr sss armory, 1880
: snSa s-S.-Annual Oregon
! Jersey Jubilee. .,,.. nv Miss
. ~, ss' SAWYER. library auditor
: Jun American Legion
! smoker, armOry. -. Co.
: 'p Nav s-Benefit Dance Com
! psnY !" Is May Day and
. ,.s n.s week end, willamette
. ian,o, , - Banquet Jersey
!. sreeders, armory con-
: NAY ,o'nty schools. Armory
= J -, =, rs s-Dance for Senators
! ! .rmory, s p. m. y,.,,ts
wsv s-Portland knignts
: rolumbus team VS. salem
) y Ol.ators. oxford park z;sV
4 p. m ,r-o,,en,s republi-
! : ,.u cluo, city hall. ,,,
"a Nav 15-County spelilhs
..ntsst. high school auditor
iDT, Nav 15-County declama-
: ~ & contest. S. H. s. auditor
! Jun. 5 p. m. on,,et,c
Nav Is - County athietie
! meet. sweetland field. All day
Nav Is - County scnool
soId meet. sweetland field.
M Nav 26-27-Appollo Club
! ,0ucert, Grand theater.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

Died
ToWNsEND-James M. Townsend,
g. at local hospital Tuesday eve
ming. Body at Rigdon & Sons. Fun
eral not yet arranged.
PEIGELMAN-Johathan G. Reigei-
man 6s. at his home, on south
Cottage street, Monday evening.
Funeral at family residence, S4o
MN street at $3.50 p. m. Wednes-
day Rigdon & Son have charge OF
funeral at City View cemetery.
/ BTRDETT-Rev. John Burdett, 80,
at the family residence west OF
Chemawa, Monday night. Funeral
at the home at 1880 p. m. We'd
nesday, under direction of Webb q
Cough company Burial Claggett
Cemetery.
Born
DERRICK-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
E. Derrick, of South Salem, a son,
April 10, 1920. To be named Ray
mond Edwin.
CLEVELAND-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mOnd D. Cleveland, at their resi-
dence four miles south of this city,
boy April 6, 1920, to be chris
tened Melvir, Hop,er
REEyES-To Mr.. and Mrs. Marsdell
Reeves, A south High street, a
son, April 10, 1920. To be named
hasdell Allen.
LEWlS-To Mr.. and Mrs. Oren e.
Lewis, 1910 Trade street, daugh-
Ter April %, 1920, The little girl
Will be named Marjory.
NHOPPERT-To Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
!. Schoppert, south 25th street, a
0oy April 20, 1920.
sOLDlE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Wendlin
a. GOldie, 497 north 18th street
son, May 2, 1920.
1--WE leweler, Matchmaker, Salem. =
y ). Q. Mathis, office Salem
OsaA Of Commerce. Office Tel. 573,
:" 'ei' SsO. 107
,lsnk Deckebach, $40 ID" street
nm S''su at police headquarters that
M M bicycle, belonging to his. son
ts-a ts'u' mad been taken frome the
porcn OF the Deckebach hom.
Ws e ume last night. A description
NJ u ocgcle was given, enabling DO
'''cers to conduct a search fol
m-sO per 100 for White Iepborr
81 cnicks. Now ready for delivery
n,. .Neeaham, 55S State street
'VV' III
sfmsyv ss receives prize at tht
saturday night. ia
IA ny ~ N Brown, "a, of Portlan,
w. -.ss sevah Peetz, 2s, of this city
srrs,a,u married Monday in Portland
7s,ss.aas TO word received in salen
iney left the same eveninl
~ months tour of the east.
De- s - hurst hall Knights and La
q NJ Security. Best music, Thurs
d y 9Th. Good social time assur
10
n ,,ss'sd nsss' by Traffic officer Moffi
s.,s ssssolag: ssg c. r. Flint and H. Da
Ras..1 1aed $ each in Police Judg
hsns. eourt this morning. charIe
scss,rs,,af arrested for speeding with
sssris,s s appeared at police head
sooay and deposited a bon
/ |El9di!|,s!lSl|
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

lock, both well known to the tour
ist trade. come to Salem with the new
management MIR Hunloek is favor
ably known here, having at one time
worked with MIR. Miller at the Ma
.rion. Mr.. Hunlock recently resigned
his position as chief clerk at the
Terminal hotel. San Francisco, in or
der to return to Salem He will be in
charge of the desk during the day
shift. Mr.. Blair assumes his duties
as night clerk. Tuesday. He comes to
Salem with Mr.. Pierce and was on the
Seward staff for several years
Clyde Gardner win alternate as day
clerk, working with MIR. Hunlock.
Manager Pierce feels that Clerk Gard
ner should be given credit for his
happy knack of making friends of
the many guests who make the Ma
rion their headquarters while in this
city. Mr.. Gardner has been with the
Marion for several years.
Professor and Mrs C. l. Lewis and
children motored to Corvallis Sunday
to spend the day with friends.
The matter of teachers salary in
ereases in Salem's public schools will
be discussed at a special meeting OF
the school board called for tonight at
eight o'clock in the high school. The
salary question was taken up at the
last regular meeting Of the board a
week ago, and it was decided to hold
special session to consider this one
phase of school problems alone.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

Theft of his high cut boots, hunt
ing coat, and complete fishing out
fit, consisting of tackle and rods, from
his garage some time Monday night
was reported to police this morning
by Louis Ashleman, 256 North 18th
street. Entrance was gained to the
garage by removing the screw hold
ing the lock plate.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

For sale. 4 setting hens with chicks
for each. Special sale Thursday on
White Leghorns. C. N. Needham. 55s
State. Phone 400. I07
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

of SIS for his appearance later for
trial.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

Richard Blair and Charles Hun.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04
Born

DERRICK-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
E Derrick, of South Salem, a son,
April 10, 1920. To be named Ray
mond Edwin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

...** x 4 x y X y y y y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

Professor and Mrs. C. l. Lewis and
children motored to Corvallis Sunday
to spend the day with friends.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

st. Monica's altar society win meet
in St. Joseph's hall, Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2:So. As large an attend
ance as possible is desired at the
meeting.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

A double break in his bathhouse
at the foot of Bellevue street, which
the prowlers scattered the contents
of the lockers over the floor and stole
six paddles, and breaking another,
was reported to police Monday night
by r. s. Robinson, a teacher at the
Grant school. Mr.. Robinson said that
he had just finished repairing the
place after break, and that he dis
covered it in thoroughly ravaged
condition Sunday night again.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

CLEVELAND-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mOnd D. Cleveland, at their resi-
dence four miles south of this city
boy, April 6, 1920, to be chris
tened Melvin Homer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

BTRDETT-Rev John Burdett, 80,
at the family residence west .of
Chemawa, Monday night. Funeral
at the home at 1880 p. m. We'd
nesday, under direction of Webb &
Cough company. Burial Claggett
Cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

An auto delivery truck belonging
to the Cherry City Bakery sustained
slight damages when its driver lost
control of it in turning corner at
Center and Liberty streets, and
plunged into telephone pole. Off
Ger Moffitt investigated the accident,
and reported it at headquarters
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

REEVES-To Mr.. and Mrs. Marsdell
Reeves, A south High street, a
son, April 10, 1920. To be named
hasdell Allen.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

LEWlS-To Mr.. and Mrs. Oren e.
Lewis, 1910 Trade street, a daugh-
'er, April %, 1920, The little girl
will be named Marjory.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

ALLMAL ORDERS RECEIVED THIS WEEK WILL BE FILLED At TIL
PRICES
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

N nsas' s.'sa by Traffic officer Moffit
ssrs fs, f'Saa {. R. Flint and H. Day
Rass so y each in Police Judge
hana. ssurt this morning. Charles
ncss.rS.,sss ssrested for speeding with a
sssrtsrs appeared at police head
.ooay and deposited "a bond
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

Mrs. ]. H. Shepherd returned home
Monday after visiting over Sunday
with her husband in Albany.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04
Daily Statistics.

Died
ToWNsEND-James NJ. Townsend
"a At a local hospital Tuesday eve
ming. Body at Rigdon & sons FUN
eral not yet arranged,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

NhOPPERT-To Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
:. Schoppert, south 25th street, a
boy April 20, 1920.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

pElcELMAN-Johathan G. Reigel-
man, 66, at his home, on south
Cottage street, Monday evening.
Funeral at family residence, 94o
Min street, at $3.50 p. m. Wednes-
day. Rigdon & Son have charge Oh
funeral at City View cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-04

Miss Marie Churchill has returned
from week end visit in Corvallis
with friends.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-26

ST DARA GRATIFICACIoN de $500 = In
persona que preporcionc infornes cXactos
acerca del pa-adcra de Dionisio Castahcda =
Bonita Mendoza. quieHcs ea 1912 Sc encontra-
han en- Los Angeles, Calf. Dionisio CastaNe-
Ia es como de 50 amos dc edad. usa bigote.
de color trirucno tiere una ~cica;r:z en cl a.
10 izGuic-do DC Ia cara. y pesa 40 horas.-
Toda information d~iriiase a Sra. Arcadia
.astaneda.-Mc Farland. Kansas. tSl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-26
Ell DEPARTMENT. DE ESTApo
NO HA RECiBTDO NUEVOS
INFORMES SOBREsLA IL
BERTAD DE ASKEW

TclcgrrmG Especial para La PPENSA.
WASHINGTON, Fcbrero 25.-Er
Departamento de Estado manifesto
hoy que no ha recibido ninguna in
formation reciente acerca de Ia anun
ciada liberacion del ciudadano ameri-
cano Askew que fue secuestrado por
los rebeldes en- Ciudad Lerdo, Dgo.,
y por cuya libertad Sc pidieron vein-
te mil d6lares, como rescate.
Las oficinas principales de la Com
paLia del Tlahuali!lo. en- Nucva York.
dc Ia cual r empieado Askew, die
ron cuenta al Departamento de Esta-
do de que este habia informado ha-
Der quedado en- libertad, V una in
formation %poSterior que Ia propia
compania del Tlahualillo trasmiti6 ell
miSmo D~epartamento de Estado hizo
saber que Askew lego a Parral ell %
del actual. De entonces AGA ell Depar-
tamento de Estado NADIA nuevo ha sa-
Dido en- relacion con Askew V con su
secuestro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-26
CAUSA ALARMA EN- MEXICO LA
ESCASEZ DE LABRADORES

TsLcgrGDrG Especial pare La PRENSA.
LAREDO, Texas, Febrero 25.-Co-
munican de Ia Ciudad de Mexico que
la escasez de labradores en- las regio-
mes del pals propias para el cultivo
del trigo esta siendo causa de gran
;ntranquilidad entire los agricultores.
Los labradore5 estan emigrando
a diario para los Estados Unitos Y
los agricultores Sc han dirigido a la
Camara de Concrete apremiandola
para que de los pasos conducentes 4
evitar esta nueva calamidad que anne
naza a la agriculture nacionai en- ge-
neral.
Segun han declarado los a~griculto-
res, fiuctua entire ioscientos Y tres
%c;crtos el ndmero diario de los la
bradores que em;glan de Mexico pa
IA los Estsdos Unidos. atraidos por
las ofcrtas de buenos salaries que les
hacen los agentes oe los agricultores
amaricanoS del Estado de Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-26
DICESE QUE FUE SECUESTRADO
Ell. CZUDADANO AMERICANA
BARRY ROGARTY

Te!cG: r,na Esrec;c! para La PRENSA.
WASHINGTON. FebrerO 25.-De
acuerdo coz una information que Sc
ha recibido en- el Departamento de
Estado, e. ciudadano americana b.
rry Hogarty, fue secuestrado por una
partida reeblde. en- Mapimi, Dgo., la
cual 10 tiene Ell SD poder con ell OBJ
jeto de pedir rescate por 6l-
Hogarty es ell superintendent de
Ia compania americana fundidora de
metalcs de Mapimi Y la noticia refe-
rente a 81 secuestro fue. trasmitida
Fl Departamento de Estado por las
oficinss de dicha compania en- Nueva
York, las Que a su vez fueron infor-
madas de el por las oficinas que la
propia %compania tiene en- Monterrey,
n. L.. Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-26
UN POLITICO PERUANO PERSE'
GUIDO POR LEGUIA

VALPARAISO. Chile, Febrero 20.
Ell doctor Augusta Duran, ~poEtIco
peruano y ex-candidato 4 la Presiden-
cia del Peru, que estuvo radicado en-
Santiago de Chile durante algun
tempo, EMBARGO hoy para ell Norte
de! pals. El doctor Duran sc propone
fiiar su Residential en- La Paz, capita!
de Bolivia Y Sc cree que 81 propose
TO es el de acercarse a Ia frontera con
el Peru.
FL doctor Duran fue %deportado del
Peru en- Ell mes de julio de 1914 a
causa de sus actividades Doliticas. vi
no a Chile pero permanecio POGO
tempo por que ell gobierno chileno !e
concedi6 ocho dias de p!azo para que
a~bandonase el territorio.
En- julio de 1919, q SUI regreso al
Peru, ell doctor Duran vendio 100000
acres de terra cerca de Huanuco, en-
la vertiente del AmaZonas, a I'm SIM
dicado japones con p%ropositos de CO.
lonizacion. Dos meses mas tarde fue
arrestado en- Lima acusado de conspl
rar contra ell ~presidente Leguia Y de
nuevo tpvo que abandonar ell pals
como rafugisdo politico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-26
T~elegromas de
Ultima bora
Ell GENERAL ALFONSO PRADI-
LILO MURIO FEPENTINA-
MENTE EN- Ell PASEO
DE LA REFORMA

TeIcgrGrnG Especial pGrG Ia PRENS.A.
LAREDO, Texas, Febrero 25.-Se-
gun una information que Sc recibio
procedente de Ia CIudad de Mexico,
Ia policia capitalina encontro en- la
banqueta del Paseo de la Reforma,
cerca del nonumento de Ia %Indepen-
dencia, ell cadaver del General ex-
federal Alfonso Pradillo, hiio def
General Agustin Rradilio que figuru
mucho en- la epoca Tel llamado Impe-
RIO de Maximiliano.
Como al hacer ell primer reconoe!-
miento del cadaver Sc le encontraron
en- ell cuello mas manchas que sc to-
maron por huellas de dedos, Sc creyo
cue habia sido asesinado, pero un te-
Iegrama posterior hace saber que ha-
hiendose practicable la autopsia Sc
encortr6 que la casa de Ia muerte
habia sido un ataque de apoplegia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-26
Ell ORIGEN

-;De donde zine? iEn d6nde me
recogiste?-presuntaHa ell niAo Il 81
madre.
Y entire risas Y suspicos lie centes-
to, oprimietdolo contra 81 pecho:
-Estabas cscondido, como mis- de-
secs, Ell mi cora16n. Estabas On las
muhccas de nj intancia, Y cuando
con barro moldeaba Ia imagen de nj
Dios cada manaGg. eres tn ell que ha-
cia = deshacia por placer.
Estabas en- Ell mismu altar que nues
ira divinidad familiar. 3~dorandola
tie adoraba a ii. Has viviGo Ell t0das
mis- esperanzas, en- todos mis- anlO-
res, en- mi vida, en- Ia vida de mi ma
DIRE. TIE has nutrido en- Ia devotion
del Espiritu immortal que ros press
de.
Cuando era joven Y soltera, mi
alma abria sus p5taloS co1no un per-
fume ~aIrededor del cual fiotaba III
espir;tu. Tierno Y debil f~!orecias en-
mi interior como una luz en- ell cIelo
antes de nacer el sol. Favorito del
cieio, hermano de Ia luz matlnal, flo
taste en- la contienda de la vida uni
~versal, para caer, por uttimc, en- mi
coraZon. Cuando te contemplo me
asalta el miste,io. T4 ]perteneces q
todo 10 que es MIC. De miedo de per-
derte, re oprimO contra mi pecho.
iQue p1odigio misteriosc per.nite a
r,is dGb;les brazos cenir cl tesoro del
mundo?
Kabrindranati Tagore-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-26
TAMPICO ESTUVO A OBSCURAS
DURANTE DOS DIAS Y LAS
INDUSTRIAS PARALI-
ZADAS

CIUDAD De MEXICO, Febrero
25.-Un telegrama que Sc ha recibi-
do de Tampico da cuenta de que una
descompostura de la p!anta electrical
fue causa de que por espacio de dos
dias Ia ciudad permaneciera a obscu-
ras, de que todas les industries Sc pa
ralizaran por ell mismo tempo y de
Que los periodicos no pudieran publ
car sus ordinarias ediciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-26
Libros MaraviLIosos.

Para los que sufren, soI vlcti!nas
de la desgracia, les persjgue Ia ma
la suerte, fracasan en- u negocios y
son desafortunados en- amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lcgraran todos sus
deseos, saran afortunados en- nego-
clos y empresas, lograran el carino
Direction: Sres. i. Martin v Co.,
Sap Rafael 61-A. Hsbana. Cuba.
Gel ser amado, lievafan a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos V triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc veran libres de malas influen-
cias, V yenceran q sus elemigos y ma
die podra causaries dano. Envie 10
centayos en- estampillas de correo pa
"a gastos Y recibira catalogo grsrA-
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D CONTRA LA
FLUENI

No dele que la influenza haga de
I'd. una victima. Tan proEto como
Sc lie presenter los primeros sintomas
de tos o ~catarro, tome Foley's Honey
and Tar. Mr.. Henry Willis, de Sandy
Point. Texas, dice que este medica-
mento es maravilloso. Una botella
es suficiente para aliviar el nal. No
convene NARCOTICS. tAdy.9
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.GR&TIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona cue
ne ,roporcionc iuformes exactos acerca del
pa-e.iero dc mis- hijos Jose Gomez, de IL
amos de edad. y Benito Gomez, de IL amos
de edad. ambos originarios de Guadalajara.
Jal- Mex. Todo informe sobre el particular.
dirijusc Il Narsisa Casi'.as, Sc: :. Com
cbos 6. San Antonio. Tex. ,2Sl
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TEASPASOS.

Sc wRASPASA. en- magnificas condicioneS,
sastrrria ' casa de modas. oeurran a ia
n. Santa Rosa Ave VI
TRASPASo neEociu ~ccntrico con ence-es %
sin elios.-Houston St-Camarcn Bel t2sl
Sc TRASPASA cnmercio con ensereS ' ca
81 muy acp!ia. con aqua y huen so!ar.-9St
So. LeoHa St-Ahi mismo info-Tnan- tSJ
MUERLES.