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Republican farmer., 1920-07-16
CENSUS ERROR IN
 NEWARK FIGURES

Washington, July 15-On error due to duplication has changed the popu- lation of Newark, N. J. to 414,216 instead of 415,609 as previously or a decrease of 1888, the Census Bureau announced today.
 The population of Hawaii was an nounced today as 255,912, an increase of 64,0o3 or 33.4 per cent.
 Honolulu has a population of S3,- 327, ah increase of 31,144 or 59.7 per cent.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-16
REDS FOR POLISH
 PEACE

Paris, July i5 = All condi tions laid down in the note sent to Moscow by Premier Lloyd George relative to an armistice with Poland have been accept ed by the Russian Bolshevik government, according to a Spa despatch to the Matin.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-16
PLANES LEAVE ON LONG FLIGHT

Mineola, N Y, July 15-Four army airplanes left Mitchell Field, Long Island at 12:s3 o'clock this afternoon on 5000 mile round trip flight to Nome, Alaska-one of the longest and most difficult air trips ever attempted in the western hen1is- phere.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-16
LIGHT KEEPERS
 WIFE DROWNED

New London, Conn. July 15-Re- ports reaching here from Little Gull Island, N. Y, today state that pow CT boat in which Assistant Light house Keeper Douglas of the Little Gull Light. and wife, and two other persons were going from Big Gull island to the lighthouse Aprang a leak and capsized in a heavy blow that -vent Long Island Sound late last night.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-16
TO MAKE ROOM FOR
 CHILDREN PATIENTS

Meriden, July 15-Builders started today clearing the site at Underclif Sanatorium for a large two story frame building costing S65, 900 to be used in following out the state tu- berculosis commissions plan of de- voting the local hospital freely to the treatment of children, transferring the adults here to other state sana- toriums and taking their children pa tfentS
Republican farmer., 1920-07-16
cAUGH HAND IN BUZZ SAW.

Catching his hands in a buzz saw yesterday afternoon while at work Charles Tomlinson, 32 years old of No 102 Merriam street suffered the loss of the finger tips on the middle finger of his left hand and the in dex finger of his right hand He was treated at the Emergency hospital by Dr. T. A Maxwell
Republican farmer., 1920-07-16
NEW CORPORATIONS
 FILE CERTIFICATES

Incorporation certificates were filed in Hartford yesterday by the Liberty Auto & Electric Company and the Reliable Upholstering Company of this city.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-16
DEATHS OF INFANTS THIS
 MONTH so FAR

The deaths of infants under / 1 year of age for the present month so far is not very high, there having been only ten deaths recorded at the Blu req of Vital Sta atistics from July 1 to date. It is the usual happening at this time of the year for the infant mortality rate to be very high due to diseases incidental to the extreme hot weather which produces fatal sick nesses among infants. ...&
 The records of the department for the past eight years show that there were 49 deaths of infants under 1 year for the month of July in 1912; 52 in 1913; 43 in 1914; 51 in 1915; only 31 in 1916; 36 in 1917; 51 in 1918, and only 25 for last year. The high mark of 1918 was explained by Health Officer Dr William H. Coon as due to the cpl denic of the so-called Spanish Inf1u- enza.'
 The outlook for the present month is very encouraging so far" said Dr. Coon this morning. We have given a lot of attention to the matter of re- ducing the infant mortality rate this year and with only ten deaths record ed in the first half of the month it is almost safe to say that the actual deaths of the entire month for this year will be lower than the 1918 rec ord of g which is the lowest the de- partment has recorded in eight years.''
Republican farmer., 1920-07-16

Chicago, July 15-Prices started deliveries of wheat, the first of such prices quoted in nearly three years. December delivery opened at s2.72 to $2.75. Estimates by traders before hand were that the initial figures would be about $2.SO.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-16
RcSOlutc Leads. Shamrock In A
 Drifting MatCf
Defender Outjockeys the Challenger on the Start and Gets Away 200 Yards in the Lead Wind Very Light and Fog Comes Down Early in the Race.

In a light wind varied by fog and thunder storms the yachts Resolute and Shamrock are battling for the worlds watching trophy today. When the fog bank which settled down soon after the start lift ed the Resolute, the Americas cup defender was leading the Shamrock by half mile hay ing increased the lead of 200 yards she had at the start.
 The race is of fifteen miles out and fifteen miles back and must be finished within six hours, if it is to be a race.
 The Shamrock because of her superior spread of sail gives the Resolute six minutes and forty seconds in time.
 At the start the Shamrock bungled badly being over the line when the signal was given. As a result she was obliged to turn back and recross the line, the Resolute sailing away near ly a minute in the lead.
 At 1 80 the yachts had cov- cred only six miles of the thir ty and unless the wind fresh ems very much there will be no race today.
 At 1: :45 the ResolLte was slowly increasing her lead in a drifting match.
 Resolute led Shamrock by half a mile after ? hours of sailing, when the yachts had covered ten miles of their 30 mile course.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-09
Hires "(Jawn Hounds to
Stalk Stills in Jones

Gray, Jan S.-County Commission.
er C. R. Smith is determined that
shine stills in Jones county, which, it
is said, have becn supplying Macon
with much of her "all bourbon" must
60
Under authority of the act of the
Smith has employed w. H. Garrett
and H. H. Tucker as county police.
men, with the special commission to
break up moonshining in the county.
The two officers are stalking the
COUNT hunting for the little column
Of gray smokes that curls its way
up from haunter Of those who man.
ufacture pure cawn."
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-09
T. W. STUCKEY A SUICIDE

Blackshear. Jan st. w. Stuckey
formerly of Macon, but lately of
Irwinton, committed suicide at the
home Of his brother here late yester.
day afternoon He shot himseA
throught the abreast shortly after
receipt of messages that his wife's
mother. Mrs. SalIie Shirah, of Macon,
had undergone a serious operation.
Death was instane0ds.
The dead man is said to have been
In bad health for some time and had
almost lost his mind. He and Mrs.
Stuckey were preparing to go to
Macon. 1t is thought the shock of the
message unbalanced his mind. He
is survived by brother. II. G.
Stuckey, of Blackshear. The remains
have been taken to Irwinton for in.
terment. Flv'VNW
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-09
YOUNG MEN OF WENONA
ORGANIZE DEBATING CLUB

On Wednesday evening the young
men of the Wenona community met
at the school building and perfected
the organization of club to be
known as the, "Wenona Debating
Club"
The Club has an enthusiastic
membership of thirty-six, comprised
OF the school boys and the young
men of the community.
The following capable young men
were elected as officers:
Ralph Cofer President Gibbs Will
liams Vice President, Aubrey Gown
Secretary and Treasurer.
Unusual interest has been mani.
tested in organizing the Club and il
promises to be of great value in a
social and literary way.
The Wenona teachers and several
of the older citizens aided in organic
ing the club which will meet each
Wednesday at seven o'clock at the
school building.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-09
RECIPE: To make sound adults. /

RECIPE: To make sound adults, keep children we'll during
their years of development
This formula to be
bridge Of New York City health her wof
Or Waldge 10 supervising the work of making children
bf limb and body
These children members of the established bv
81 Georges Episcopal Church
8pahng the efficacy of DR., Walbridge's recipe.
"1here is nothing methods"
SSw thing is putting them into
The of
WE'LL
Pbe waste OF life and health never before
thc value of idesnd the drawback
established physical defects certainly by medicines
Treatment adul he and the number OF
oovons remedy of course is to adult disabilities by
ing tho children well during their
Under the impetus of the Wide Campaign Episcopal
Church. special inquiry being made child wear-another
evidence of the tendency the modern
as well the soul
The nutrition clinic st Georges that are
Conducted under direct Church Two sunny
Hoor Deaconess
started with profss workers doctor and
enlisted
Vaass Fsfsw yw ~ ass sAc..a having
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-09
CHILD IS HURT WHEN
AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE

tslsE 80
Macon Jan 8.--Pauline Willingham
seven-year old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. ,B. Willingham, 324 Forsyth
street, was thrown from her fathers
automobile at Forsyth and Orange
streets when another automobile
crashed into the machine last night.
The child was carried unconscious
to William Sanatorium. She was
revived there and her injuries which
consist of bruises about the head,
face, hands and body were dressed.
Then she was carried home.
The automobile that crashed into
Mr.. Willinghams machine as he was
crossing Forsyth street at Orange
did not stop so far as known. Police
who hurried to the scene on motor
cycles have failed to located the au-
tomobile driver.
B. B. Willingham was bruised, but
chung to his machine, though it was
thrown upon the sidewalk, damaged
and almost turned over.
1t was belived late last night that
the child is not internally injured
and will recover in Ia few days.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-09
DISAPPEARS ON EVE MARRIAGE

Miami, Fla. Jan S.-The day before
she would have marched down the
aisle of the First Presbyterian church
of this city with Leland Thorton
Dysart, of Dallas. Texas a former
lieutenhnt of marines, Miss Louise
Eyles, daughter of H. H. Eyles, a
prominent lawyer of this city, dis.
appeared and her whereabouts re-,
mains mystery. The hour of the
marrige had been fixed at high
noon tomorrow.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-09

II you have half an hour to spare,
don't spend it with someone who
hasn't.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-09

Nutrition Clinic Children Reporting Weight PoJ--ss Dr. Wabridge
established
with e mothers and impressed then, the value OF having tc
children that only favored BE
invited Human nature Or Wabdgc did he After
the
children havink rd OF The play lnn:ed
The satisfaction 70 .c ri 81: et"ircl
f. ..y -.
than tbs: Sc q,, :n,y ...5 A<Y'Y
weights ans u 4 c4c4 a.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-09

Saving is having.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-08
&C ON.EIlTO
FL MENSA1E

-os so bobr;o adalarfado mucho en- la soluclon del
problema agrario. pero ell ensa~nchamhehto ue
rrenos comunalcS eS una renora para el aoeiu''o u'
Ia aoricul1nra V es IN obstaculo infranqueable para
FL meioramiento econ6mico ' moral de los hunh'"es
habitantcs de los campoS.
De todos modos. 10 hecho revcla una ac'lNiuau q
IA me no cstabamos a~costumbrados, ' por fortuna
hav tiempo para hacer rectificaclones V oar uh"
orientaci6n mas precisa V racional a los nesocloS
publicos.
No meros irtercsante es el inforlne en- 10 one sc
rcfiere q las lineaS de naregaclon' Propohc>e u
Gobieruo fomentar el trafico maritime Y finVlal-
nero entertainments 81 Drimero.-y al e1eto ah'l'''i"
" : aumentara 81 nimero de barcoS dc la antigua
Companio Mrxicaua de navegaclon. que ia PaSaoo z"
ser prnpiedad del Gobicrno con motlvo dc IA q'ie
bra dc Ia Reguladora del HeneQnen. que era Ia pro
~pietaria de cSa Inca de vapores.
Sobre 81 imnortantfSimo asunto del trafico ma
ri,imo IA ruerra mundial nos dci6 cSperiencias cue
NO dcbcmos poncr en- divide. BESIDE Que In guerra SO
;nici6 Mexico oncd6 entertainments aislado del
mundo enfero DOR In falta de- marina mercante. Y el
nais sufri6 las naturalcS conSccuenclas de csc asia
miento, uuc paraliz6 nuestro concrete ' las conlunl-
cacioneS.
Los nrop5Sitos del Gobierno para desarrollar
nueStro marina mercante. son clertamente PlauSl
bIes. pero ell 10 que no eStamnS conforneS eS Ell cue
81 Gobierno Sc convierta en- empreSarlo. FL Gooler
no dehe fOmentar Dor tOiOS los nedloS a. eihPi'H"
de navecaci6n V haSta dchc SubyenclonarlaS con eS-
plendidez. pero por ningiin motive dehe admlnlStrar
empresas. porQue adcmas que ESQ en- cierta forma es
nm monopolio. ca<i Sicmprc los gobicrnos son maioS
administrators.
Nos cOncretamoS a comcntar eStaS parties GEL
informc porquc son las mas salientes, Y Sohre TODD
noroue estin relacionadaS con el deSarrollo del pals.
N6yico neceSita deSarrollar SuS Was dc comunlca-
ci6n tanto las maritimas cuanto las terrestreS, por-
que sin bucnas Was no podrcmos explotar las RI
Guezas naturales nj competir con otroS palScs pro-
ductoreS.
Los dcmas ramos de los Departamcntos eStan
en- 10 general bien tratadoS on 81 inforne. pcro aten-
diendo al POGO tempo dc vida que tienc el nuevo re-
r;men. no es humanamcnte possible demandar ma
yoreS progresses.
Por 10 rronto debemos quedar completamente
satisfechos con que 81 gobierno hara podido reStahle-
Ger Ia paz en- tan POGO tempo. 81 sabcmos conser-
varla V 81 81 Gobierno Sig1e adelante en- su tarca
moralizadora. el progrcso del pals sera una conse-
cuencia l6Cica dc la tranQuilidad pdblica. Y de una
1oca de buena roluntad dc parte de nucstroS gober-
nantes.
Con mayor amplitud comcntaremos cStoS mis-
mos ' otroS pnntos del menSaje, lin1itAndonoS por
hoy a ~subrayar las parties culminanIeS de csc docu-
mento que ha Sido recibido con APPRECIATION por su
exactitud V la mesura dc su redacCi6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-08
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
Ell PELIGRO RUSSO
Trad. del frances para Ia PRENsA

Trad. del frances para Ia PRENSA
Ia Russia paneSlayo- bolShevikista
1ue favorecida por un momento, en- su
cfensiva contra Polonia. por e. estado
de eSpiritu creado per "a guerra y que
Sc manifesto entire los vencedores
tanto. Dor 10 menoS como entire los ven
cidcs: un immense c~anSancio. nm eS-
pantoso ~disgusto ante IA idea de u las
hostilidades pudieraH comenZarf nuva-
mente-
E. sanor LLOYD George. Siempre prac-
tico. hizo alusian a. Socorro que podia
rerir de- los tcheco-eslovacoS- Lamar
contra los boiShevikiStaS... q los tche-
co-eslovacos. verdadera-nente Sc nece-
sta ser LLOYD George para concebir IN
plan tan absurdo, Sc necesita ser 81 Pile
-nipoteRciario britanico que precunta-
ba durante u Conferencia de Paris:
"GD6nde Sc encuentra csc banato de
Temesvar?" para esperar del sooierno
de Praga cue le declare "a guerra al
Sobierno de MoScOu.
Los tchecoeSlovacoS Sienten denaSia
DO afecto por Russia por Russia en- ST. por
Ia Russia madre del p-aneSlavIsmo pa
IA que sea possible ~laaZarlos contra IS
Je pats. So preteNto de Observation-Disclosures
ntra 81 holshevikisno. Para todcS
eSoS PASSES Iinitroce~ 800
ior infornados que noSotros acerca de
tiene una parte mucho mas Srande en-
los acontecimientos a~ctuales que el 60
muniSmo: ~Parece, decfa con fecha II
de Asosto Gltimo. Ia "Gaceta dc Pra-
ga. qua no Sc foruan Siempre en- el &C
ciGente una idea bastante justa de IA
evoluc;6n del boIshevikismo Q que Ia
abandonado Ell radicaliSr1o de SUS prin-
cipios para oma formas mas realiS-
tas nj del d~esaroIlo nacional de Russia
ionde todos los elementos patriotas Sc
han aS-upado en- las filas DEF ejSrcito
rojo para defender Ia ~in;egrida6 dc su
patria".
La "Gaceta de Pr2sa' tiene raz6n:
Sc d~esconoce en- Occidente II preponde-
rancia creciente en- Russia del factor
paneslavists Y n~acioaalista sobre el
factor ccnurista V reyolucionario: Pc
70 la actitud de estos pueblos cerca-
nos a Russia cuya inquietud senalamcs
acabara por haccries comprender bien
a los interesados de 10 que Sc trata.
Sc Ia hablado tambien. en- ciertos
cfrculos de Ia Entente. Sc incita a Ia
Yugo-ESlavia a que Sc conVierra en- Ell
campeon de Europa mira Ell asiatismo
bolshevisante. pero el sobierno de Del
grado Sc muestra muy poco incliEado a
desenSpefar este papei. En- e, fondo.
los seryios no 5eben estar descontentos
de yer que Russia ALA nuevamente il
cabeza. Ell paneslavismo cuenta en-
Belgrade. por 10 menos. o tantos ami
COS como en- Praga- Seria muy sor-
peradente que el setoc BeneSch. cuande
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-08

nizo su reciente viaje 4 Belgrade. no
hubierl cambiado con los directories
y~ugoeslavcs palahras de amor y espe-
ranzas inspiradas en- el ideal panesla-
vista. Sc debe desear V Sc debe pre-
yer er Belgrade 10 mismo que en- Pra-
"a Il re2paricion de Russia, de II gran
Russia, Sobre Ia escena EJropea. rs
bordar er el vacfo contar con Ia Yugo-
ESlaYia Y con Ia Tcheco-Eslovaquia
para ponerie brio al Unite de los mos
covitaS.
Seria mucho mas <acil acaso, poner
Z Hungria CT acci6n. Atraviesa una
crisis de reaction extrema. Agitando
"a bandera del antibolshevikismo a ex-
pensas de IA Tcheco-Eslovaquia. de a
f~ugo-Eslavia Y de Rumania- c~oncesio-
Des draconianas a Ia que n Entente no
pOdrla dar ~ consentimieRto. sQuisn
aSegura, por otra parte, que una vez
armada y avituallado en- munic;ones, no
preferiria mas bien caer Immediate
mente sobre sus a~dversaros inmediatos
mas bien que sobre Russia, hacia quien
- -esentimientos son menos hondos'
rs al Occidente al Cue Sc teme en-
SucaresL S~ondeando acerra del soco-
ITO que podria aportarle a Ia Entente
en- su lucha contra Russia, ell gobierno
ruuano Tespondi6 u no habia que
Contar con 81. Temia ser cogido de re-
IS por los bQiga-oS V los magyares.
En- cuanto Z IA Ukrania- Sc halla de-
m2Siado holsheviSisada para que Sc
pue6a esperar de ella algo serio. Grecia
Sc e~ncuentra ~comprometida a fondo
con Turqula y no podria perniti-se el
lujo de otra guerra nacional. Los Es-
tados balticos 0 estAn impotentes Va O
Sc haIlan amenazados ellos mismos Dor
el Observation-Disclosures.
FL senior Winston Churchill que no le
teme a Ia paradoja emilio la idea de
confiarle I Alemania Ell cuidado de Tia
mar 4 Rusia a Ia raz6n: pero deSde
luego eXiste I'm ran peligro para Ia
Entente en- darle desde ahora armas .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-08

Alemania. 7 despues "a misma Ale
mania 6eSea r~eservarse y dsciGir por
So propia iniciativa IA con6ucta que a
doptara- Sc ha publicado con grar es-
t-spito todo 10 relative d pretendidos
tratados Secretos que sc Gice han 81
do concludes entire ella Y Ia Russia
bolshevikista. EStaS revelac!oneS apa-
recen absolutarnente apGcrifas. La o.
pini0n alcmana parece estar cast unani-
NE en- p~reconizar por Ell momento Ia
neutralidad- Por otra rarte. Alemania
esta resuelta a aprovccharse haSta don
de sea possible de Ia derrota polaca. Va
Ell gobierno de Berlin protesta cerca dc
las ~pctencias aliadas contra Ia solucion
dada al %problema del VEstula con una
energta que no Sc explica sine por el
maraSmo polaco. Alemania tendra
tanbitn otroS beneficios indirectos de
las victorias rusas. NADIA lie impulse,
por Ell mcmento. a entrar an Ia lucha.
Notemcs en- fin Ia oposici6n crecien-
te del partido laboriSta ingles a toda
~perSpectiva de guerra contra la Russia
de los Soviets. La Gran BretaHa mos
t6 en- 1914 Y en- 1918 una admirable
obstinacion. pero ahora TOGO aquel ar
dor ha cafdo. Sc tiene la impression de
que el pueblo ingles r~enunciarfa a los
oeneficios dc "a victoria antes que de-
fender esos be1eficios por medic de las
arTnaS.
Los laboristas insleses han .iurado
%convertir Z 81 puntc de vista 4 sus CO.
rreligina-ios politics. de Francia, que
estiman que Sc ~encuentran aun suraa-
nente inclinados a defender Ia ca1Sa
dc IN "gobiernc capitalista'. Y 81 he
che es QUE por hoy, solamente Fran
cia- aliada en- orro tempo a Russia lie
es resueltamente hostil. Queda 2or
saher 81 esta hostilidad no es I'm se7ti-
miento muy razonahle. e. pcligro ruso
es hoy ola tan irminente como 10 fus
antes 81 peligro aleman.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-08

i Hombre, GTien@ listed Ia poca
yergiienza de traerme e. paraguaS at,o-
~ despues de tres semanaS que hace
que sc 10 presto?
-Perdonene listed. no III sido cul'
pa mia. Es que hasta ora no ha
cesado de Hover.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-08

Fl ;nforme leido Dor Ell senior PreSldente 0e III
Rep1blica ante Ia Representation Naclohal' es III"
,ocumento sumamente intereSante que fe'eia u"
hror asfnsrzo becho Dor reorganizar los servlclos
nIblicos. V los resultados obtenldos con el cahi'io
poIitico efectuado a impulses del ultlmo mo'lnlleh'o
nue datarm;n6 n caida del regimen carrancista.
DeSde luego Ia parte mas notable del 1nforne' eS
Ia one Sc refiere Il la pacificaci6n del pals, que afor-
+unadamente parece haberse logrado. debido princl
nalmente a la elimination de ciertaS perSonahaaues
one. DOR sus intransigencias e inmoralldadeS' erah
N, ohstaculo para ell reStablecimiento de In ammonia
social.
To nbra de Ia modification fue Ia conSrcuencia
15oica de Ia desaparici6n de los intransigentes. '
tambien de la p~olitica de tolerancia que ha Saoldo
,TosnIag,r con mefodos Y conStanCia el nuevn go
bierno mexicano.
Esta es acknowledgements la parte mas interesante
del ipforme presidential. porque sin la paz Serla ma
J~nrialmcnte impossible Ia reorganlzaclon de los SerNl
clos plblicos Y acomcter Ia gran tarea dc nlvelar Jos
presupuestos para atender a tOdaS ' a cada una de
las obliCacioneS econ6micaS de la Naclon.
Como 10 dice 81 informe presidential, todoS los
iefeS revolucionarioS que lucharon tenaznente en-
contra ,iel carranciSmO. han dcpueSto las arnaas o
Sc han Sumado al Eiercito Nacional' de manera que
octualmente no hay en- actividad he!ica ning1ln grupo
respectable que originc perturbacioneS o anenace Ia
tranquilidad pubIica.
Las - liItS VWN -" "t'N
apartadoS. no mereccn en- realidad la denoHlnaclon
lie revolucionarioS y pueden ser anlTulIadaS en-
hrrvc pcr las fncrzaS de Seglrifad pnblica V ell Eyer
rito. que podrin dcJiicarSe por complete a dar garan-
tiaSy a pcrSeguir a los enemigoS de 10 aJeno, que deS
graciadamcnte quedan despu6s dc TODD movlmlento
rcvolUCionariO.
DcSpneS de e<ta parte del informe. Ia mas in
tercSantc c< sin duda alguna Ia ~relativa a Ia agrl
cultura.
N6taSe en- c>ta Parte del informc. Que Por I'M
empezamos a Salir del antique formulismo conSeS-
t;onado sic trimiteS oficialescoS que entorpeclan el
deSarrollo lie las riQuezaS naturaleS del pals. Asun-
los han <ido deSpachadoS Y terminates. principal
mentc en- ell ramo de aguas Y tierraS. one antes de-
manhattan amos Y trabaios que imposibiltaban Ell
deSarrpllo de los neeocios. En- Gambia. debemos
decirlo con toda franQucza. - de lamentarse Ia tarea
iniciada por el carranciSmo Y continUada todavla
para haccr re<titucioneS Y dotacioncs de Ejidos.
SccIin 81 informe presidential. Sc han hecho dota'
-riorcs Guc Suman mas de cuarenta ' Siete mil hecta-
raS que SumadaS a las crarpnta V clnco mil que sc
habian dado con antcrioridad 4 las communicates de
los puehlos. aScienden a ciento Y tantaS mil hecta-
ras de tierraS Que aumentaran las dificUltades para
Ia peGuena propiedad rural.
81 tolnS eStoS terrenoS lutheran SidO fracciona-
dos para ponerlos al alcance de los a%ricultores po-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-08
EFEMERLDES MEX7CANAS 4
TRICNFO IMPERIALISM

5 DE SEPTIEMBRE-En este Ola
obtuvieron los imperialistas dos pc
quehos t-!unfos. uno en- M!choacan '
oIro en- Durango.
Aauel mes fue fecundo en- hechos
dc a-nas entire i-mperialistas y reNu-
blicanos. Eabta Ia impression en- n
Y otro campo de cue aquella situaci6n
no podrfa prolongarse mucho tempo
cada bando Sc esforzaba por enca-
denar "a voluble fortuna a Ia badera
lie d~etendfa-
e General imperiaiista d. Ramon
Isndez ataco Ell s de ~sepiernbre al
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neral republicano D. Nicolas Regu-
les, u era el jefe del ejerci;o repu-
-l.cano del centric.
Regules era eSpanol de macdonald
dad. pero des6e joven Sc afili5 en- e.
ejercito liberal meS;cano y adopt6 la
racioualidad nexicana. Era hombre
de gran vaior rayano cast en- Ia te-
meridad, Y dispuesto a los mayores
SACRIFICES por la causa que habia G.
doptado. En- Tacambaro los Imperial
listas que defendfan Ia plaza Sc apo
deraron de Ia esposa e hijos de Re-
sules, POGO antes de que dicho 5efe