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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12
Al vARO OBREGON
ACASAJADOEAAR|z.
Es huesped de la Camara de
Comercio y revisto las
tropas americans

Teleqrdma Especial para LA PREHSA'
NOGALES, Arizona, Octubre IL
Durante Ia maflana parte de la tar
de, 81 general Obreg6n permanec-d en-
Noga:es, Arizona, coiflo huesped de
la Ca:nara de Comeraio de la ciudad
de las autoridades.
Los numeros PARTICIPATES del progra-
ma de agasajos Ell honor del risitan.
te, fueron sin duGI alguna Ia r-vista
militar efectuada por Ia tarda en- el
CAMPO Steph n. revisit: que Sc limi-
TO al veinticinco reS:r1icnto de infan-
terra; y Ia reception que lie fue ofre-
cida ell Club de jefes oficiales de-!
mismo campo militar.
Ii revista Tue preScrciada Dor e.
Mayor General Joseph DickmaA, Co
mandante del Departamento Miiitar
del Sur, que abarca una area de ocho
Cuerpos, habiendo tenido q su dere-
cha al general Obreg6n.
Fueron invitadoS de honor a IL .e-
vista militar el Gobernador de Sonora,
F'lavio a. Borquez y el Senador Hen
~ Ashurt, quien hace tempo, duran
te los ultimos meses del regimen de
Carranza, inici6 una activa caElpa-
na para que Sc diera al Estado de
Arizona una salida al iolfo de Cali
fornia, med;ante ia adquisici0r de te-
rreno pertenecien:.. Il Estado de So
nora.
Completaror la comitiva e. CONAN
dante militar de Sonora, las autori-
dades civiles de ambos Nogales Y los
representatives de las Camaras dc CO.
mercio de las mismas pohlaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12
LlEGARON MIL TRABAJADORES
De YUcATAN EN- HO9RIBLES
CONDICIOkES DE

Teleo-ana Especial pGra ia PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MENlCO Cctubre H. -
A bo-do del vapor "Jalisco' llsEaron
hoy procedentes de Yucatan mi: ira
bajadores. a. habian lido all esperanto
mejorar sus cond;cIones pecuniariaS'
en- un estado terrible de miseria.
Muchos de ellos vinieron padecien-
do materialmente de hamhre y lie han
pedido al gobierno auxilio mientras
So les encuentra trabajo. para no pc
recer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12

Ia tarde, estuvieron sumamente con-
curridas. habiendo asistido a elias los
y ObiSpos meNicanos que
Sc encuentran en- Ia capital.
Despues siguieron los maiunes y
durante toda Il noche Sc llevara a ca
DO la adoraci6r de IA HoStia sasrada'
10 mismo que el sabado dltimo.
Mucha gente Sc rropone dor!nir en-
Ia Villa fin de poder ganar lugar
en- Ia Basilica, para ia hora de las ce-
remoniaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12
LOS PANADEROS AMENAZAN
CON SUBiR Ell PREClO
DEL PAN

Del serricto Especicl pard la PRENSA.>
MADRID, Octubre 1f.--Los panade
ros han amenazado con subir el precio
del pan pcsar de que el gobierno
esta gastando tres mjllones de pese-
tas .nensuales para sostener los pre-
clos actualeS.
E. precic de Ia leche subi6 en- una
peseta por !itro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12
Salieron va de Mexico
TreuiHo y la Comision
de Cdmaras MexicanaS

Telegramn Especial para IA pRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre IL
a oordo &c dos carrcs especiales que
Sc agregaron al tren ordinario de APP
sajeros que sali1 hoy con direction Il
Laredo, emprendieron el riaje el Ge-
neral Jacinto Trerifo y Ia delegation
de miembrcs de Ia Camara de Conner
clio que van n asiStir Ia ENposici"r
de Dallas. Texas, que Sc esta rerifi-
cardo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12
MUY SOlEMNES ESTUViERON LAS
FIESTAS RELlGloSAS DE
AVER

Te,eoram1 Especial pc-a ia PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre IL
Las fiestas de hoy en- Ia Villa de Qua
da1upe fueron solernn!si,nas perrni-
ton formarse una idea de 10 que Sc
raa las de rlahana.
Las ViSpe-as que tuvieron lugar en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12

cupaci6n Y ha dado lugar a varios CO.
mentarios; pero la prensa de esta
capital Ia explica diciendo que tai
concentraci6n Sc debe las maniobras
de otoio, las que "a a asistir el Rey
Alfonso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12
MINISTRo DE HUNGRlA EN-
BERLIN

BUDAPEST. Octubre 11.-Fue nom
brado Ministro de Hungrfa en- Berlin
el DR.. Gustavo Y. Emich, anterior
mente AIinistro de ComerciO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12
Ell APOYO A LOS IRA
BAJAOORES MEXlCANOS

Este es un deber muy importante
cuyo cumplimiento toca exclusivamen
te a los representatives consulares de
Mexico: Ell apoyo de las classes ira
bajadoras mexicanas que vienen 4
los Estados Unidos contratadas por
empresas industriales o agricolas de
este pals.
Fl senor de Maria Campos Sc ex-
pres6 sobre este punto con verdadera
vehemencia. diciendo que Va CO.
rnenzar 4 desarrollarSe una labor cons
tants efectiva para prestar al ira
bajador mexicano y en- general todos
los connacionales que vienen a este
territorio. todo el apoyo y las garan-
;ias que demanden. de rnodo que, aun
hallandose en- TERRA extranjera, sien-
tan Ia influenca de un buen Gooier-
no. y reciban las misrnas garartfas Y
Y apoyo de las auto-idades, como 81
estuv;e=an dentro de 81 proQio terri
tor:o.
Es cosa muy comun que los cidda-
danos mexicanos. principaimente los
Que pe-tenecen = las cleSeS humiiGes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12
cAUsA PREocUPAcIoN IA PRE-
SENCIA DE TROPAS ESPA-
NOLAS EN- LA FRONTERA
PORTUGUESE

De, Serr;cio Especial pa-c ia PRENSA."
LISBOA, Octubre lila presencia
de ochenta cinco mil hombres perte-
necientes al ejercito espahol cerca de
Ia frontera ha causado alguna preo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12

parte oriental de Mexico. Sc considera
possible Que sea necesario suspender
los trabajos. H:Icficamente. en- :odos
los pozos petroleros del Distrito de
Tanpico que es el centro productor de
petr6leo mayor del nundo.
Dice e. inforr1s que Sc espera Sc
ir;cie el exodo de los extra1jeros. in
clr,veudo los americanos. Que Sc ha-
Ian erapIeados en- los pozos petrcle-
ros. tanto en Tampico como en- We
racruz TGxpam.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12
UNA REORGANlZA-
CION EFlCAZ

POr las paIaDraS canolaQaS en- nueS-
ira entreviSta con 81 Inspector de
ConsUlados. uegamos q IL conclusion
de que Ia reorganization consular de
Mexico en- los EStados Unidos de la
Union Americana Sera verdaGeramrn-
te eiicaz abarcarA todaS Las ramaS
del servicio. de tai modo que pueda
consegUirse en- IN future muy pr6Xi-
mo mayor eficients en- las ranSac-
clones comerciales iuternacionales, y
una eficacia mayor en- todas las ua-
mitaciones que Sc hacen por conducto
de los representatives conSulareS de
Mexeo.
La reorganization abarcara no sola-
mente q aQuellos consUlados recauda-
doreS en- este pals, Sino tamblen a los
cue estan deStinadoS exclusivamence
a cuidar de los intereses de los nacio-
males radicados o de paSo en- les Es-
tados Unidos-
L. Canciilerfa Mexicana. cuyo
trente eSJa con el caracter de Subsecre
tario Encargado del Despacho el doc
tor Cutberto Hidalgo, por conducto de
su Departamento Consular trata de
crear nuevos y muy interesanteS sis
tenaS en- el servicio consular, q efec-
10 de hacer mas factible IA reaiiZa-
ci0n de todas las funciones de los re-
presentantes, y hacer que sean mas
violentas todas las tranitaciones, me-
dante una contahilidad mas adecua-
da a las neceSidaGes, y mas Tentajosa
para los que han menester de los Con
, sulados, como Intermediates en- toda
clase de neCocios entire ambos pue-
bios, los servicios de nuestros c6nsu-
les.
"A revarse a Ia pvactica los pro-
! vectos de reorganization dignifica-
| ci6n de las funciones consulares me-
xicanas en- los Estados Unidos, Ia Sc
cretaria de RELATIONSHIPS dijo el Sc
nor INSPECTOR de Maria Campos,-
cree llenar una necesidad y satisfa-
GER muchaS exigencias.
Hast Ia fecha, desde IA iniciaci6n
do sus funciones. el senor de Maria y
Campos no ha encontrado, nj en- el
Corsulado de Laredo. Texas. nj en- el
de San Antonio irregularidad alSuna
Que 6ernuestre incompetencia del per
sonal. Y es mas, cree que las Dlantas
de cancilleres los mismos Consula-
les nan realizado una Obra importan-
70 despuss de las crisis que sufri6
todo 81 servicio dUrante los ultimos
tiempos del Gobierno de Carranza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12
LA FIESRE AMARILlA PUEDE
cSllGAR A SuSPENOER LAS
ACTIvIDAOES PETROLERAS
EN- TAAPiCO

-s,sc-e-.a Espr-;-l pcrd LII PSESSA"
NUEVA YORK. Octrbre ti.-Dice
I'm teleSrama de Washington que en-
VISTA de que Ia epidemia 6e fiebrs
amarilla Sc esta exteadiendo po- Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12

vengan los Esta6os Unidos y per
manezcan en- este pals largo tempo
sin tener Ell menor contacto con sus
representatives legftimos, que son los
agentes consulares de Mexico. Tan So
10 euando requieren "a ayuda de los
consulados en- casos urgrntes. va sea
(pa5c IA Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12
LBROS EN- ESpANOL

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S
No. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata -
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tPa5a a "a SAL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-29
LITTLE SHEPHERD OF KINGDOM COME Dramatization of John Fox Novel at the Jefferson
 This Week

Fay Brennan, who has the role ot Margaret Dean in "The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come" the dramatization of the novel of John Fox, Jr., at the Jefferson theatre on Saturday matinee and night. is regarded as one of the most beautiful young women on the stage Tn the prologue of ''The Mystery of the Yellow Room motion picture drama of elaborate sort, directed by tht famius Emile Chautard, she is the cen tral figure, and. in Washington where she resided with her parents unusual attention was given her recently at the first showing of this spectacular pro- duction
 Miss Brennan won distinction when she was awarded a prize in a nationl contest for beautiful aspirants for thu screen But she has no intention to win her way in stagedom merely as a beauty Before she began to considei 8 career she had graduated from 8 fashionable seminary for young woma and she had taken course in q musical conservatory. Then there came the op- portunity to reveal her talent as an actress and so convincing was her enactment of the role assigned her at the first rehearsal of the Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come" that Argyle Campbell, the stage director oi that production. devoted himself as- sidouslys to others in the cast and per
 mitted Miss Brennan to create" her part.
 T am charmed with the reception that has been given me-who wouldn' be?" she queried following the first performance of the play The audience was perfectly wonderful. Margaret Dean is a splendid part, and I just adore playing it. Mir Campbell is really a master at directing. He seemed to live the play as he was staging and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-29
MABEL NORMANO IN
 PINTO AT THE LYRIC
Vivacious Little Star in Western Role Showing
 Balance of the Week

Pinto" starring Mabel Normand, is the Goldwyn picture to be shown at the Lyric theatre the balance of this week
 It presents the vivacious little star in a role that is in direct contrast to the characters she has portrayed in the past.
 Pinto is a girl of the west who has grown up under the guardianship of five ranchmen in whose care her father left her when he died. Her daring exploits on her pony, Legs, nearly drive the cow boys or the ranch to distraction. Conse- quently they are overjoyed at the news that Pinto is to go to New York for a year to visit with Pop Audry.
 Pintos first shock in the East comes with the knowledge that New York is not a ranch as she had thought. A young fellow of engaging personality named Bob De Witt helps her find Pop AudrN'i
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-29
THRILLING FEATURE
 AS|X FEET FOUR" IS NOW AT COLONIAL
William Russell Has One of the Best Roles in His Career in Thrilling
 Story of West

Thrills, the real kind. are going to be offered movie -Tans today and the remainder of the week at the Colonial theatre. where one of the speediest western dramas ever filmed. Six Feet Four will be presented. AS the star of this stirring tale William Russell, Big Bill has one of the best roles of his career
 "Six Feet Four is the pictured yer sion of the famous novel by Jackson Gregory. the man who wrote Under Handicap" "The Man from Painted Post. "The Short Cut Wolf Breed and many other viriie stories of the west some of which have already reached the silver sheet
 William Russell. penniest and most
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-29

likable of all the big "he-men' who have won fame through their interpre tation of mans size roles enacts the part of Buck Thornton. nick-named "Six Feet Four" because of the excess inches which make him stoop to enter all doors save those in his own house.
 "Six Feet F'ur'--the hardest rider, the quickest shooter. the manifest love maker. the truest friend of them all is just the sort of character Big Bill' excels in portrayine. The role fits him like a French glove. He performs breath catching stunts. but he does them so easily and in such a casual, matter of fact way that they don't label themselves as such and for that very reason are a hundred times more thrilling and hair-raising.
 The story of six Feet Four" Is su- perbly suited to screen presentation as you know if you've read the book. There is an absorbing plot-in which mystery. comedy and romance are de- lightfully blended-and there is action every second.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-29

home, and they become very good friends. When Pinto decides to stage a wild west show for society on the Audry grounds she makes Bob her first assistant The affair goes off well until Looey, Pintos cowboy "nurse,n Is moved by fire water to shoot up the place.
 Pinto learns that Mrs. Audry inspired the catastrophe, so sne decides that the time has come for a showdown. She then informs Pop of the things she has learned regarding his wifes deception. He returns west with the girl, but Bob also accompanies them with object, mat rimony.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-29

he showed such intimate knowledge of the people of the south. I knew lots of southerners when I was at school and they are such wholesome people have read Mir Fox's novel several times and it was real joy to me when learned that I was to have part in a story by him"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-29
THE ANSWER LADY
Bv ANNE JORDAN.

BERTHA: Mary Miles Minter is not married She. is very vonng. She is 5 feet inches tall. and has very light hair and blue eyes She has ear, of course; they don't make movie stars who don thave cars. Mary drives Packard roadster. I've been-told.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-29

HARRY J. M: No. June Caprice is not married. Mildred Hsrris Chaplin is only IS. Yes she is still married to the funny footed Charlie. Some news for you, Harry, Eva Tansna9 is think ing seriously of going into the movie. That'll be jazz for you. with Eva in picture
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-29

MoDIsTE: Alice Brady is on the speaking stage as we'll as appearing in pictures Pretty soft for her: she takes pictures all day and speaks her lines on the stage in the evening, l call that making hay while the sun shines, but the sun is liable to shine forever on beautiful Alice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-29

ELISE; Theda Bara's real name is or was. Theodosha Goodman, but she had it changed legally to Theda Bara- Mary Piclxford made her first appear ance on the screen in The New York Hat" Mack Sennett played opposite her. How times do change. Can you imagine the master of the rough stuff comedies ever playing a lead for the gentle Mary?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-29

BELLE: Yes Marjorie Rambeau is married. Hers for better or less is named Hugh Dillman Miss Rambeau, or Madam Dillman, as you like is at present part of a Broadway play bu. she also continues her motion picture work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-29
A HUNTERS CAME IS HEADLINE ACT
 AT LOEW'S BIIOU.
Varied and Novel Bill of High Class Vaudeville Attracti0n-Blanch
 Sweet Starring

big time show with every act a headliner is the offering at Loew's Bijou theatre .l.e last half of the week.
 The one big headlner will be Frank Stafford. assisted by Marie Stone, in his artistic nature production called, "A Hunters Game" with his hunting dogs, and featuring 'Rox," all gnglish set ter, ana Don" an Irish setter The act forms sort of musical comedy, with constant surprises and wholesome laughs. displaying MT staffords excel lent talents in that direction. MT. Staf- ford offers Q series of bird. animal and various tone reproductions with real ism that brings one into natures own Miss Stone was formerly in opera, hav- ing studied here and abroad, and her personal charm and glorious voice en- nance the deli ghtful setting, staged with delft hand, such as might be ex pected from Belasco. Every trick in the art of stagecraft has been brought to bear, making the production a faithful replica of a nook in the Adirondacks
 The second topliner will be another musical comedy called Half Past Two, y with a cast of six, the same as played on Broadway in a revue TOT many months. It has q plot woven about a wedding day and an appointment that the bridegroom forgets to keep. The music is new and catchy, the girls de- lightful charming and clothed la Ziegfeld. --in 8 setting that would do credit to Urban.
 Joe Weston and Grace Eline, the up- per and lower world pair, earn their title by-their impersonation of society s couple in high class songs and dances, and as the Bowery couple, the tough and ready for anything kind.
 Other acts will be Ethel and Martha Delite, in a repertaire of harmony songs and few steps, and Wilfred DuBois, the French juggler who has made jug gling an art with his difficult and diff ferent. objects in the air at one time.
 The photoplay feature is Fighting Cressy," a picturization of Bret Hartes s famous story, ''Cressy." Blanche Sweet is starred in the title role of spirited daughter of a fighting Kentuckian, whc has settled in lthetwest.
 The outdoor scenes with which the picture abounds,' were photographer ir beautiful canyon in California, where the necessary settings were erected te give the picture the atmosphere tha1 Bret Harte has imbued his story with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-29
HAS RECOVERED HEIR HEALTH

HAS RECOVERED HFcK HEALTH
 So many women are suffering from similar affTictions that this testimonial letter from Mrs. Laura Beall. P1atts- burg, Miss, will be read with interest. T got in bad health. My left side hurt all the time. I took doctors medicine, but it did me no good. took two bot ties of Foley Kidney Piffs' and feel all right now" Backache, rheumatic twingess pains in side, swollen and sore muscles, stiff joints, puffiness under eyes. bladder troubles and kindred symptoms are quickly relieved by Fo- ley Kidney Pills. Eugene Jacobs Drug Store.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
THEATER'S GOOD OLD DAYS.
Example Of Roueh-sno- Ready Meth
DDS Of Stock Companies Of the
Olden Times.

David Belasco said nc a theatrical
supper in New York
Il henr lot Of praise bestowed on
the old stock companies. Well, the
Old stock companies we're all right
IN their rough and-ready way They'd
hardly go down with us nowadays.
once IN the SOS ! dropped Ia NJ
q stock performance In western
town. The company had a score Of
plays ia its repertory. and this play
had dropped In on went very rng-
gedly.
I'm the ihlrd-nct climax the hero
forgot his part. aud after an embar-
rassing silence ~ about two minutes
Kissed nudlbly 20 the prompter.
What's the liner
what's the playr the Drompier
Missed back from his little box. ms
he grabbed up stack of two or three
dozen books and began 10 run through
them feverishly."
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
The Difference.

a traveller relates that Ia Picking
II wife dies and the husband foi-
lows her remains 10 the grave he T.
not permitted 10 marry agnin.~ didact-
ically stated Professor Pate. III h.
stays az home II Is an intlmntlou that
he has further matrimonial ambitions.
Here in America n the bereaved hns-
band weeps all the way 10 the GENE
terry aud then II requires the united
efforts OF several strong men 20 keep
him from precipltaiing himself howl
inr into t'.e grave the experienced on
lockers allow that in less than three
months he viii be stepping about the
girls and declaring that a man j. only
ms old as he -ee-heei hee feels"
Kansas City Star.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
THOUSANDS PROCLAIM
the MERITS OF
PE-RU-NA

Mrs. Martha c. Dale, R. F. D. 1,
Cannon, Del, writes: II am en-
drsly cured Of chronic catarrh Of
ths stomach and bowels by Pc
RU-NA."
Mr.. J. Bayer, Glendale, Oregoni
there II no medicine like PERU
MA for catarrhal deafness"
Mrs. Kate Marquis, Middleburg,
Ohio: "PE-RU-NA cured me Of
eatarrh Of the head and throat"
Mr.. ]. II. Collins, Wesson, Mis-
sissippi: "PE-RU-NA makes me
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vtthout that tired, weak feeling
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Mrs. p. Ludvigsen, Austin, Min
nesota: 81 got rid of my liver
trouble and can eat anything since
taking PE-RU-NA."
Mrs. L. Hearing, 283 East 169th
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go many diseases are due to ca
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You can buy PE-RU-NA any,
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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29

(+PE0PIE W.
MRS. WARD, NEW BRITISH MAGISTRATE

Mrs. Humphry Ward (pOrtrait
herewith) has been appointed magis-
trate in Great Britain by the lord
chancellor. She Is one OF seven. The
others are the Marchioness of London
derry. daughter Of Viscount Chaplin
and wife of one of the richest peers In
England; the Countess OF Crewe;
Mrs. Lloyd George. wife OF the prime
minister; Mrs. Sidney Webb: Miss
Gertrude Tucker and Miss Elizabeth
Haidane.
These seven magistrates, the first
OF their kind. have been appointed in
consequence OF the passage of the sex
disqualification removal act. recently
passed. Besides the ordinary duties
Of office, these women will constitute
an advisory committee 10 advise the
lord chancellor regarding the fitness
OF women for magisteriai offices when
such vacancies occur.
Mrs. Ward is a famous novelist
She Is a granddaughter of DR.. Arnold
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-29
SENATOR THOMAS ON OUR RAILROADS

Senator Thomas OF Colorado has
been prominent in the debate in the
senate over the railroad bill. He
doesn't seem 10 feel unqualified APP
proval OF either private ownership or
government control. He said the other
day In a formal speech:
81 once thought. and thought seri-
ously. that inasmuch as the Interstate
commerce commission was far from
successful. inasmuch as the regulation
of the railway companies, try as hard
as we might. was accompanied by
many Determinations and many
abuses. government ownership was
our last resort. and we ought 10 as
sumo II as soon as possible. But II
the two years OF public administra-
ton is a sample Of government owner
ship, then may God In his Infinite
mercy deliver the people OF the United
States from Its longer continuation.
In speaking OF the Importance OF
the railroads, he said In part: