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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
PARENTS And
TEACHERS TO
HEAR PROGRAM
Noted SpeakegA to Be Heard q
Better CoDnunity Center.
ence March 80.

An interesting program has been
arranged for the better community
conference set for March 80 to be
held under the auspices OF the
University Of Illinois in coopera-
ton with the Rock Island parent
teacher association. The morning
and afternoon sessions will be held
at the Memorial Christian church
in Rock Island, and the evening
meeting at the Moline high school
Dinner will be served at noon and
the conference will be continued
during the meal, when E. C.
Fisher, superintendent of schools
will preside.
DR.. R. E. heterogeneous, COM
munity advisor, and Professor A.
w. Nolan, supervisor of agricul-
tural education under the federal
aid plan. will be the special out
side speakers. F. w. Bender Of
this city, Robert S. Jones, CHIEF
factory inspector of Illinois: ]. "
Becker. representing the Illinois
tuberculosis association; Arnold
Lau, principal of the high school
Mrs. Clara Ingram Judson, repre-
senting the Illinois fair price com
mission; Miss Nina Belle Crigler
food specialist in home economics
Miss Anna May Price, secretary
Illinois library extension commits
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
MILAN

Friends Of Mrs. Charity Ann
walker surprised her Friday when
they gathered at the home of her
son William Walker to help her
celebrate her 7srd birthday. The
afternoon was spent with games
ana music after which a delicious
lunch was served by the ladies.
MIS- Walker was presented with
a purse of money.
Alvin Wilson moved his family
from the McMeekin home on East
Dixon street to Rock Island last
Saturday.
John Mcconnell and son Frank
OF BLACK Hawk township, left Sat
urday for Sioux City, Iowa. to see
Mr.. McConnell's brother, Charles
OF Marcus. Iowa, who is critically
Ill In the hospital at Sioux City.
Jonas Bowman and daughter
Mrs. W. H. Sullivan of New York
city, spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Bowman of Wa
tertown, Ill.
Mrs. John Campbell entertained
the Double Four card club at her
home Tuesday evening. During the
games light refreshments were
served.
Miss Katherine Walker Of Dav-
export. called on old Milan friends
Friday.
Miss Margaret Yohe of Butte
Neb.. is spending several days al
the home Of Mrs. Phil Wright.
Robert Connley was called tc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
|IEIvE COPY
N BALLOT FOR
APRIL PRIMARY


- oficial copy Of the ballot for
~ PRESIDENTIAL primary on April
= - been received by County
r,s,k Henry B. Hubbard from
ss.is l. Emmerson. secretary of
.tste The ballot will contain the
1000 OF candidates for president
y "a United States. for delegates
!. the national convention OF the
s.yty and for alternate delegates
"a for Office Of party committee
me Democratic ballot will con-
..ir the names OF George F. John
n and Thomas E. Burner for del
rate to national convention, no
nseference for presidential nomi-
~ being expressed by either. One
candidate for alternate to the con-
yention is on the ballot. He Is
rank NJ. Hallam. He indicates no
nreference for president.
democrats of Illinois will assem-
Me in state convention in the hall
N the house of representatives in
Springfield May 10, to select dele
rates and alternate delegates to the
NATIONAL convention Of the party in
San Francisco. The official call
has been received by Henry B.
Hubbard. county clerk.
The convention will nominate
candidates for trustees of the state
university, and electors for presi-
dent and vice president, and clerks
OF the appellate courts of the Sec
ond. Third and Fourth districts.
Representation in the convention
is based upon the vote for Wilson
in 1916, and one delegate is allot-
led for every thousand votes or
major fraction thereof. The total
number of delegates entitled to
seats is 965.
Rock Island county is entitled to
II, Mercer. 3; Henderson, 2; Hen
rs. 5. Whiteside. 4.
The Republican voters will be
confronted with the following
names on the ballot handed tC
them:
For president - Frank 0. Low
den
For delegate to national nomin-
ating convention-Everitt c. Har-
din, choice for president. Frank o
Lowden; Lowrie c. Banding
choice for president, Frank O.
L0wden.
For alternate delegate-James e
Dertinger, choice for president
Frank 0. Lowden; Charles w
Cooper, choice for president, Franz
0, Lowden.
Names of candidates for precinc
committeeman will follow, this par
Of the ballot being different in eacf
precinct.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
Fill In That Corner
With
ASrnall Rug

Spring housecleaning
and it's consequent
changing around" will
undoubtedly uncover a
corner or a stretch that
needs a small rug. We
advise purchase before
April first.
27x52 inch Ardsley Az
minister Rugs .....-....5.75
Tx54 inch Carlton Az
minister Rugs .........6.50
27x60 inch Yonkers Az
minister Rugs 800
Tx53 inch Liberty Az
minister Rugs ABS
1896 inch Yonkers Az
minister Rugs .4.25
27x54 in. Wilton Rugs 1875
27x54 inch Wilton Vel
vet Rugs commitment 0.25
-PETERSEN'S, Fourth Floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18

sion, and Mrs. J. S. Adams Of
Calesburg, district vice president
Of the Illinois council o. parent
teacher associations, will be on the
program. Following is the outline
schedule for the sessions:
9:30-Mrs. J. W. Maucker. pres
ident parent-teacher association,
presiding.
Music-Audience.
Address, Community Better
ment"-F. W. Bender.
Addfess-Robert s. Jones.
10:3o1Organixation OF confer
ence.
Roll call and Responsibilities
direction Of DIR. R. E. Hienrony-
NOUS.
II - Address, "A Practical
Health Program for Schools" ],
W. Becker.
Music, violin duet-Miss Anna
Marie Van Duzer and Miss Oenone
Apple.
Noon Session.
12-Dinner.
i 12:50-E. c. Fisher, superin,
tendent of schools, presiding.
Address, THE Challenge OF the
Community'-Dr. r. E. Heron
ymous.
Discussion.
Afternoon Session.
Rev. L. Hadaway. pastor Of
Christian church, presiding.
Music, vocal solo-Miss Wilma
Curtis.
Address, "The Beginnings Of Vo.
cational Guidance Work in High
Schools "-Arnold Lau.
Address, THE High Cost Of Liv'
ing"-Mrs. Clara Ingram Judson.
| Music-Pupils of Miss Marie
Koch.
| Address, Home Economics ant
the COMMUNICATES Nina Belle
4 Crigler.
Address. "The Library of the
Community" Miss Anna Ma!
Price.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18

reecAed Orion from Ryan, Iowa,
ana are occupying the home they
pofcnased Of Harry McLeese.
Walter Easenpreis Of waterloo,
Iowa, y1ited 1t the Arthur Both
well home last week.
Miss Desyl Kirkland was = re-
cent guest ct the G. H. Wayne
home.
Miss Olga Eden OF Moline, mu-
sic instructor in the Orion schools.
entertained the members OF the
nigh school orchestra at a dinner
at her home last week. A splendid
time was had and q group picture
was taken. to be used in the high
school annual.
The w. H. M. 8. Of the Methodist
church entertained the congrega-
ton at = supper and sociable Fri
day evening, in honor of the choir.
A delicious three-course repast was
served At 2 O'clock, about 125 be-
Ing seated at beautifully appointed
tables. Pink and white carnations,
pink primroses, and ferns in lovely
baskets formed the decorations.
Later the guests repaired to the
auditorium Of the church, where a
splendid program was given, fol-
lowed by several fine and humor-
GUS toasts to the choir and church.
Rev. D. s. MCGOWAN Of Knoxville,
ILL.,, . former pastor. was an hon
ored guest and acted as toastmas-
ter. The ladies are to be congrat-
ulated on the success of the whole
affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Wayne were
in kewanee, over-Sunday guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Tracy.
A. l.. Westerlund was in Rock
ford last week, going as a delegate
to the John Erickson Republican
league of Illinois.
Rev. Harold Halbrook Of the Bap-
fist church delivered his farewell
sermon Sunday evening and with
his family will depart Tuesday for
Bay City, Mich, where he takes
charge of the Broadway Baptist
church. The best wishes of their
many friends follow them to their
new home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
Sheets and Bed Spreads
At Very Special Prices

hand torn. hemstitched
Ivory Sheets. Same quail
ity as above. Regular
price, 3.75. Special, 2-95.
Seamless sheets WOW
en- from high grade
yarns with a fine soft
finish and free from fill
ing. One of the best
grades. 72x99 inch size.
Regularly, $50. Special,
2.95.
Bleached sea m e d
sheets of a good grade Of
muslin. Suitable for
rooming house and will
give good service. Regu-
lar price, 1.89. Special,
1.59.
Bleached seamless
sheets made to stand
hard wear and launder
nicely. Regularly, 2.75.
Special, 1888.
Crochet Bedspreads in
good designs woven from
good stout yarn and will
launder well. Hemmed.
Regular price, AIS. Spe-
cial, $50. Scalloped. reg
ular price, 4:50. Special,
1896.
Fine satin finished
Bedspreads in beautiful
raised designs in fine
pink, or blue stripes run
ming through. Scalloped
all around, cut corners,
full bed size. Regularly,
1880. Special, 1896
-PETERSEN'S. 2nd Floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
ORION

Roy Tough has returned from a
10 days trip in Missouri.
Verne Richardson, who has been
very i'll, is recovering slowly.
Mrs Jennie McGovern returned
from Sterling Monday, where she
has been for several weeks, on &C
l'nt of the serious illness of her
sister. Mrs. Turner.
Mrs. Fl. H. Rhoadarmer was host
tss to the members of the Stitch
and Chatter club Tuesday after
noon at her home.
Mrs. F. S. Fullerton is about
again after siege with grippe.
Mrs. S. Hogren and family have
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
Suffering Armenia
Helps Ireland in
Armenian
Edge


These dainty Armen-
ian edges are becoming
quite scarce, what with
all the trouble they are
having over there. But
a few are obtainable, and
these, on handkerchief
of pure Irish linen are
1.5O. On handkeFchiefs
Of Irish lawn, Sc
Main Floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18

Seamless hand torn
snow white Ivory Sheets
woven from fine select
ed yarns and free from
filling. Will give good
service. Size 81x90 inch
es. Regular price, 3.45.
Special, 2.75.
81x9O inch seamless
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
OF Fine Texture
Most Exquisite
Silk Hosiery

Clocks Of every de-
scription are embroid-
cred in black, white, or
colors, while drop
stitches and fancy lace
effects appeal to other
tastes. Silk hose of the
better sort is priced at
2.45 to 1850.
Main Floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18

night at Doxee school by the teach
er. Miss Ethel Lyons. A fne time
was enjoyed by all but owing to
the condition OF the roads the
crowd was smaller than expected.
Six girl friends assisted Miss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18

Envelopes, 3.95 to 1850
OF wash satin and
crepe de chine in flesh
tints, with hand en-
broidered touc h es.
Georgette, lace and rib
bons serve as trimming.
Boomers, 9.95
OF pink and white
wash satin; full cut,
with double shiring at
the knee.
Pajamas and Night
gowns, SITS to 1850
Billie Burke pajamas
and nightgowns Of flesh,
-PETERSRy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
BOWMAN STATES
HE IS THROUGH
AS A POLICEMAN

Patrolman Orie Bowman. who
has been off duty since last week.
appeared at the police headquar-
tiers yesterday and announced that
he would not report for duty any
more. He stated he needed a rest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
FairyBaskets
For Spring Flososrs

There are all kinds Of
them, from the simple
little affairs at Csc in
natural color, up to the
most elaborate at 1900.
At 75c are dainty bas-
kets in colors, set off
with festoons of flow
efs, and furnished with
q tin receptacle.
-PETERSEN-S, Ind Floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18

orchid, and light blue
satin and crepe de chine
are trimmed with lovely
Chantilly laces, net and
ribbon.
Camisoles. LIS to 5.95
Of wash satin, crepe
de chine, and soft taf-
fetas, in flesh. navy,
black, and brown. Many
beautiful models in built
up shoulder and ribbon
strap styles, frequently
embroidered in gold and
silver designs, and occa-
sionally set off with
filmy Georgette.
!, Third Floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18

Boost your own Tri-iCty SYM
! phony Orchestra by your presence
at its concert Sunday afternoon or
Monday evening. Single tickets,
, rs cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
Long Cloth
IL Yards, $50

Soft finished, good
wearing 36 inch Long
cloth from best grades
of fine yarns. Regularly,
IL yards for $50. Spe-
cial, IL yards for 4.50.
-PETERSEN'S, End Floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
Si1ken Lingerie

That Adds to Easter Happiness
Fitting foundation for the fair frocks, and an
aid to ones Easter enjoyment, is complement of
silk underwear and lingerie. The dainty affairs
Of washable satin, crepe meteor, crepe de chine,
crepe fouard and soft wash taffetas are especial
" alluring to the feminine tastes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
Neuer Was the
Vogue for
Slken
Underwear

quite so rampant. And
never were the reasons
quite 80 many or so good.
OF the finest silk jer-
sey are:
Pink silk vests, set off
with embroidery, some
times in colors, $50.
Pink and white en-
velope com b n a tons,
$50. Some with lace
band top at the same
price.
Pink silk union suits,
some of them with lace
tops, 500 to 1000.
Pink and white bloom
ers, some with lace
trimmed knees, 500 to
700.
Main Floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
Dark Voiles
Especially Those
With Floxins or
Raised Patterns


Almost myriads Of
dresses will be of the
darker shades of wolfe
this coming summer.
Those with the 'floxing"
OF raised patterns are e.
pecially popular. 40 inch
es wide. They are 98c
and 1.35 q yard.
-PETERSErS. Main Floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
March Winds Coll for
Wells

which makes it an the
better that you can get
a full size, pattern Shet-
land veil, with large hex
agon mesh for 48c.
Main Floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-18
ElectricLanap
1869
Regular 1900 Value

Twelve designs from
which to choose. They
stand q inches high, the
pretty shades measuring
16 inches across.
Equipped with two cleo
tric globes, pull chains,
and six feet of silk cord.
-PETERSEN'S. Basement
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-22

ieros Y carga entire los EStad2s Uni
| dos V Mexico. Sc hari en- 10 successive
sin reStricciones uingunaS. COMO re-
sultado de una conferencia celebrate
en- csta ciudad el dia de ay>r.
Tai conterencia fu6 celebrada entire
altos empleados de las Lineas Nacio-
males dc Mexico y representatives au-
torizados del ~Ferrocarril Sur Pacifi-
co. V en- ella Sc resolvio eliminar Ia
question de las fianzaS que los ferro-
carriles de MEXICO estaban entreGan-
do por cada CAIRO del Sur Pac'flco
que paSaha Ia frontera.
Esta question de las finanzas oca-
sionaba algunas Gificultades e impe-
dia q los ferrocarriles de Mexico cl
| ofrecer IN esrvicio mas eficaz, debido
a que tenian que intervenir fuertes
sumas dc dinero ell los dep6SitoS para
garantiZar los carroS anericanos que
cruzaban Ia frontera. Con cfecto. por
cada CAIRO era neceSario depositar Ia
suma dc mil d6lares, por 10 menos,
pero habia caSoS en- que eSa Suma
sc elevaba haSta dos mil q~uinicntoS
| d6larcS. C~antidades que eran devuei-
taS al regreSar los carros L territorio
americana Y darSe por bicn recibiaus
dc ellos la compania del Sur Pacifico.
Tn servicio de pullmans de Piedras
Negras a Torrc6n, Sc establecera de-
~finitivamentc a principles del mes
| pr6Ximo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-22
HIZO
CFicHe de Ia la

seria como sc hizo apareccr en- los Is
tados Unidos.
Con ~relaci6n a 10 que tiene Mexico
V a 10 cue necesita, manifesto Cunln-
CHAM que el vecino pals pide capital Y
ayuda tscnica; que sus serVic!os de
transporre son deficiencies: que cuenta
cor grandes recursoS en- materials pri-
mas y que. en- c~onsecuencia, el conner
clio entire csc pals y los Estados Uni
dos seria verdaderamentc valioso para
los dos: que IA production de plata eX-
cede a Ia de los EStados Cnidos; que
Sc han descubierto ruevos y valiosos
dep6Sitos petro!iferos en- el lstmo ce
Tehuantepec y en- Ia Baja California;
QUE muchas de las obras que Sc estan
Tevando a cabo actualmente sc lnic!a-
ron bajo ell regimen de C~arranza. pero
que estan a~umentado en- numero. y.
finalmente. que 81 ferrocarril de FL Pa
| so a Ia Ciudad de Mexico esta ahora
en- pleno servicio conduciendo carros
| Pullman Y sin que scar va necesarias
eScoltaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-22
"EL PROBLEMA DE LA TERRA Y
LA REPOBLACION DE
MEXICO

Ha c~ontinuado la prensa nacional
re~produciendo ell articulo que escrib:e-
"a ell Director de LA PRENSA acerca
del Problema de Ia TERRA V Ia Repu-
blica de MeX:co-
Entire los diaries que ultimamente
han hecho Ia reproduction. lie csc ira
hi,o p~eriodfstico. y que EamCs reci-
Dido. Sc cuenta. La Opinion de Ia
ciudad de Torre6n, Coahuila, y La
Republica" de Ia ciudad de Ell Paso,
Texas.
Otros peri6dicos m~exicanos algunos
de los c1ales sc editan en- los Estados
Unidos, han comentado ell articulo re-
ferido, haciendolo en- terminus favo-
rableS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-22
II LAS OFERTAS
DE DlNERO.

FL mismo peri6dico hace e. relate de
los hechos. continuando asf:
Al propio tempo Sc lc hacia ofre-
cimientoS en- metdlico, que desde lue-
90. rechaz6. imponiendo solo fueran
paGadoS por el gobierno los prestamos
obtenidos para el sostcnimiento del
movimiento. Y respecto a u propieda-
des. pedfa Ell gobierno disponer de elias
toda veg que va habfan sido repartidas.
Las negociaciones fueron rotaS y en-
vez de cumplirse 10 pactado. retiran-
dose Sanchez. para despues proceder
a atacar = Dfaz, fue este enterado de
que deSde csc oment quCdaba pri-
sionero V Sc lie conduciria 4 Feracruz,
para ser deStcrrado.
Ante esa decision, va no qued6 otro
remedio a Dfaz que someterSe. no sin
protestar de rotunda de Ia NO
laci6n que Sc ha ella a las leyes del pats.
BESIDE aquel momento fue vigiiado
Y mas tarde ~conducido al puerto jaro-
cho.
Sc pretendi6 que q general Dlaz
firmara sus pasaportes. a 10 que Sc
neS6. por nc haberse accedido Il hacer
constar en- ellos que salia desterrado
del paIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-22
PRONTO Sc ANUNCiARA Ell EN-
LACE DEL DUQUE DE ESPAR
IA CON LA PRINCESA
ISABEL

Del Scruicio Especial para IA PRENSA."
PARIS, Octubre 2l.-Dtcese que des-
pues de haber vencido la oposici6n de
sus respectivas familias dentro de muy
POGO sera anunciado oficaiimente Ell
matrimonio del Duque de Esparta, hi
10 a del eX-Rey Constantine de
Grecia, con Ia bella princesa Isabel de
Rumania.
FL Duque de Esparta era Ell here
dero del trono de Grecia. pero fue obi
Sado a renunciar a sus derechos GUAM
do su padre 10 fue 4 abdicar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-22
Con Diamond Dye"
no Hay Riesgo
No eche a Perder su Ropa
Usando Tinturas que Sc
Oestinan O Manchen

Cada paquete de Diamond Dyes"
''Tinturas Diamond" contiene d.
r~ecciones tan sencillas que cualquie-
"a persona puede tenir indeleblemen
tie, cualquiera clase de ropa de Sc
da, lana, algodon, o generos mezcla-
dos, deiandola absolutamente nueva.
Compre Diamond Dyes" Tin
turas Diamand," no de otra clase.
con las que Sc g~arantizan resultados
perfectos aun cuando listed no haya
tenido antes. En- todas las boticas
encontrara gran variedad de colo
res. (Ady.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-22
..UN !iIJO DE ROMkNONES FUE
HERiDO GRAVEMENTE EN-
AhpOIIEHnS

Telsgras1a Especial para Id PRENSA'
MADRID, Octubre 21.-E TenieEte
Jose Figueroa. tercer hijo del eX-Prl-
mer Ministro Condo de Romanones,
fue gravemente herido al tomar par
tie en- una incursl6n .aerea sobre Ia pla-
"a marroquf de SheshuAn.
Ell Condo sali6 para Marruecos aeon
pahado por Ell especislista DR.. GoEd-
mes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-22
PIDE AUSTRIA LA DlSOLUClON
DE UNA COMISION IN
TERAllADA

Del S~e-ricio Especial para ia PRENSA."
VIENA. Octubre 2l.-El gobierno
austriaco le ha notificado a la Conf
sion In~teraliada de Control que Aus
tria ha te, ninado su desarme, de a
cuerdo con los terminus del tratado
de San German y que pide que dicha
comisi6n sea disuelta en- vista de que
SUI sostenimiento lie significa al pue-
bio austriaco un gasto mensual de
treinta y dos millones de coronas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-22
DIyERSAS.

aIs,,n de eanciones populares eseostdas-
o,e-etas y Z3rzuelas ...--. "
Curse complete de A;edreZ. por Lasker-
FL Rey de los Cocineres- Trataho prae-
Fl Ate de hacsrse rico. por benJs.
Bibljoreca de Ia Rsa Obrs espa5 de h1-
Ger reir a los mUertos--2 tomos te!d
FL ANA de Casa Guia de IA mu1er
bien educaGa en- matsris de cocina'
modaS. hygiene. costumbres SociaiS'
meGicins. etc 1900 -
Ia Co-in.-a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. manual
de- cocina. con cerca de mil formulas pa
"a hacer los mas ~exquisitoS p!atoS de ID
cocins ~spanola y franeesa - -.
Ia Tribunal Popula--Modelos de disear0S
para fIeStas s~ocialeS, tamliaTes y pa
t-i6ticas; hinnoS. biografiaS, etc ORA
ilustrad2 con grabados --.."'
Los Sueros exp!icaGoS. por cl Mas!co de
Astracan.-Un torno tela 49,. -
Metodo Complete de So!feo, por don HID
r;on ESlava 1900. ..--- ---
MetoSo de Solfeo. Primera parte
SIstodo de Solfeo. SeEun6a ps-te .-----'
Mstodo comrleto de piano por lemons
La mejor obra en- su genera = IL
mas r~seomendada por los busnos macs
Non6!ogOs Y Compositions para Hecl-
-ar- Entresaca6os de los me5ores poe
as eSpanoles e hiSpano-amerieanoS . =
Mode-no Sec-e:ario de los ADanteS-Car-
taS amo-osaS, arte de agrada- y de ser
smado escritura secreta de los amsnts,
I~enraaje de las flores. f-utas. ahan'ee,
etc; y coIscci6n de ~PenSamicntos para
po5tals 1890. ....'.-.
Susvo Metolo para Aprendez n tocdr Gui-
lara, sin neceSidad de maestro .....--
Oraculo Novisimo o hb-o de los destlnoS-
Pensamientos para PoStaleS.-Recopliaci9n
de vcrsoS para t~arietaS poSsaleS. abari-
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iYiene de II la

triunfasen los hombres buenos.
Pero aun suponiendo que los jueces
por apasionamiento lie ~condenasen a
muerte, queda al senior Presidente Ell
recurso muy humane y legal de evi-
tarlo, indultando al s~entenciado o con-
mutandole Ia pena por otra menos
irreparable.
DE todos MOODS -agrega- eI &C
tual gobierno mexicano que desea a.
traerse Ell repeto Y consideration univer
sales. no ha estado a Ia altura de esos
prop6sitos al proceder en- la forma que
10 ha hecho ontra el caudillo revolu-
CiouariO"
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FUE RECiSlDO
ARlSOSAmENTE

\ su llegada a Ia Eabana- ha sldo
ca-inoSamente rec;bido por sus ami
eos. los que aver 10 v~isitaron en- It's
cornio de cuyo campamento sali6 a las
cinco de Ia tarde.
e. general Diaz embarcara en- bro
ye nara New Orleans. en- donde Sc
reunird con su sonora esposa.
Como quiera que sea, dice para ter
minar "El Mundo"- 81 general Diaz es
momcntaneamente hueSped de este pals
viene proscrito. sin dejar tras de 81
NADIA que OPAQUE las c~ualidades cue lie
son innata, Y como Q bue ciudada-
no y IN hombre hon'rado. nos comp!ace
darle n bienvenida, deseando que su
cSrarCia entire nosotros l. sea grata'.