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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-01-31
Seized Documents Disclose Plans
Are Projected for Organ
lied Murder.
new tactics ARE ADOPTED
Auitators Are Fattening on Proietar'-
an Funds. Some Of Which Ema-
nate Directly From Bolshev'k
Russia-PIots Disclosed.

Berlin.-Communists Of dangerous
type are afoot in Germany. Their
plots for the winter are coming to
light. These range from mild DEM
onstrations to organized murder. And.
while leaders are innocently declaring
that the intentions Of both independ-
ent socialists and communists are
peaceful, the government is, constantly
rounding up documents proving that at
least among certain groups of COM
munists there exist plans of the blood
lest nature.
Government disclosures leave little
room for doubt that some of the wilder
spirits among the Spartacans proposed
to form a murderbund that would DO
away with political opponents.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-01-31
Dire Work Projected.

For instance, Munich newspapers.
Prussian Minister-President Hirsch
and the military are authority for rev.
Citations in the closing days of Sep
TENDER, showing that, among other
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-01-31
GAME OF POLO IS MOST
ATTRACTIVE OF SPORTS

The game Of polo Is an At
tractive sport and usually gains
new friends after the teams Sf
four men each participate IN
the dashing race up or down
the field on horseback In an en-
deavor to score a goal by hit
ting the ball through the resPec-
tive teams goal posts with the
mallet. Each snme consists Of
eight periods Of tx minutes
each, with three minutes time
allowance at the end Of every
period for change OF ponies. ex-
cept at the end of the fourth
period. which Is half time. when
an interval Of seven minutes Is
allowed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-07
SUFFRAGISTS TO SPEAK
IN DISTRICT NOVEMBER 9
Mrs. Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence
Will Address on Election
Conditions.

The national election result is a
protest against existing conditions
rather than tribute to the person
allty of the successful candidates. in
the opinion of Mrs. Emmeline Pethick-
Lawrence, noted suffrage leader of
England, who will speak in Wash
ington Tuesday afternoon. November
y. at 4-30 O'Clock. at a free public
mass meeting at the Belasco The
alter.
My impression as an outsider who
Has oeen IN the country only seven
weeks. Mrs. Pethick Lawrence said
Yesterday. lis that the result of this
election is due not so much to the
personality of the successful candi-
cate Tor the presidency. as to th..
disiliusion and disappointment of the
people with the present regime.
Inc vote appears to me assam
overwhelming protest vote against
measures that are declared to be re-
pressive and UNI American by the in
dignant people of every class win
whom i have come in contact" she
continued
In Europe the people are watch
ing anxiously for the dawn of new
Gay amongst the ruins of the no.
iltlcal and social systems that have
peen shattered by the war. In
America l find the same forward :
looking spirit. | hone that the cbsnga
OF administration may see the homes
OF the people realized"
Mrs. Pethick- Lawrence will small
TUESDAY AFTERNOON on world disarm-
ament, proposing a nov plan for a
union OF the women or all nations
winch she declares is proof arainst
secret diplomacy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-07
Lower LIVING COST
F|GG'S PREDICTION
Government Attorney, on Eve
of Resignation, Remarks
on Achievements, :

On the eve of his resignatiotr as
special assistant to the Attorney
General in charge of living costs /,
Howard Fieg last night issued a
statement to the effect that com
modify prices have indicated sucf,-s
tendency to fall that the Department.
OF Justice is largely content to Nj
the downward trend carry on by Us
own momentum" Mr.. Figgs resigps
ton VIII take effect on November l.,
The department feels that it's SAM.
policy of steady pressure is indicated
py the results achieved" Mr. Figg
sara, and announces that it's action
WIN continue along tins line. to cat
business to readjuSt itself in accord
ahce with popular necessity. but
avoiding endangerinc the underlying
SOUND prosperity of the nation
1t is significant that practically All
items entering into the cost of living
which are not controlled by the Lever
law have continued to advance in
price. Despite this fact, the genera
cost of living is declining because Of
the marked decrease in the controlled
items.
The commodity market will con
tlnue 10 show a decline and il is only
with the full cooperation of all busi-
ness That this decline may be stopped
AT a point that will guarantee stability
10 business interests"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-07
HONOR FOR D. C. MEN.
Among 700 Graduates and Ex-Stu.
dents at Corner Stone Laying.

Several Washington men will he
among more than 700 graduates and
former students of St Johns Military
Academy to be honored at the laying
of the corner stone of mfmorial
chapel at Delaf1eld, Wis. November
IA.
The Washingtonians to be honored
include Gen. E. NJ. Lewis. Lieut. Har-
old S. Wright. Capt. Gilmer NJ. Bell,
Donald r Dougherty. Maj. Norman
Peek, Commander Wray Fitch, Lieut..
Col. Joseph Knowlton. Lieut.. d. r.
Dickey and Col. Charles F. Craig.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-07
|. c. C. SETS HEARING,

Hearing on the application of the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy rail-
road for authority to capitalize a por-
ton of it's surplus was set yesterday
for November % by the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Notice of the hearing was sent Ny
the commission to the governors of
the states of Illinois, Wisconsin
Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri. Nebraska.
Kansas, Colorado. South Dakota and
Wyoming, in all of which states the
railroad operates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-07

Nina Taylor House
Dresses, in regular and
extra sizes. o. indigo
percale in stripes and
figures, with separate
belt, large pockets and
finished with piping.
Sizes So to 46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-07

Come to the Third Floor early Monday morning get
your Nina Taylor. 1t will be- worth while; better
let the breakfast dishes wait just get your choice.
Aspecial display in our 9Th street windows -.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

Pierce A. Hughes. democratic
county clerk. who asks that his ad-
minislration Of the office m Luna
county during the last two years be
approved by the votors al the polls
on Tuesday. November 2. ioe0 was
not horn in Deming. but he hurried
here just as soon as he learned
about the place. which was IN the
year 1904 Ne was born on q farm
near jefferson City, Mo- October q
1870, and spent bis entire youth
there. II has been such rural en-
vironment that has given 20 30 many
Americans The sturdy characters
and strong bodies which have car
ried them through long useful lives
Of rchievemcni and sncccssful pub
lic service. Demiug and Luna cOun-
" are proud lD have their municipal
aud county Offices administered by
men who have by perseverance,. dill
lgence and integrity earned the con-
ndcnee frst Of their associates aud
employers hnd eventually that Of
practically The entire cilixonship. Mr.
hughea ls one Uf the type who ad-
vance persisienlly from one position
70 another and his real worth has
been unfoldca here IN eur midst.
Mr.. Hughes, like many other young
men who have come into these COM
munllies. fo0k whatever employ
menl wae offered him and rose step
by step until he reached the respon-
slble office. the cOnduci 81 which has
evoked great praise and no crili-
cism; he woslcmployed successfully
BY Henry Meyer, the Clark Grocery
Company and the Demine lee and
Electric Company. During those
years be took an active inlercot Ia
polIilfs. civic entertainments and
enterprises % every character de-
sirnad 10 prrmoih lhe welfare of fhe
city of Dam|nf and the surrounding
county. Mr. Hughes love Of out
door sports marks him ~ q man OF
normal balance and pOiae. He ac-
auired great ak.li a. ball player Al
one Time and Connie Mack, the IA
nous mHnoeef al TIE Athletics after
sHr|nN him work out on one Of his
vls|f1 here. offered "a give him n try.
ont m the biz lcng1o But Hufhef
ambli|unt d|d not run along pro-
ieeslonol lines and he turned down |
The offer.
BE served Tor ifc years rs deputy
county clerk under bis brQlhcs, q X. (
Hughes and during lhei period be
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
John L. Zimmerman's Career
Is Historical

Tho subject OF thh sketch was
bred in Old Kentucky. There Is
something about Kentucky and her
sons which smasks OF genuine
Amerlcnnism. IN our minds we
naturally associate the state with
thoroushhreds. and many Of her
hardy sons hre numbered among the
plencers who struck out lntu the inr
west achieved surccss hora. and
aided greatly 10 laying the founda-
ton for The political and industrial
progress Of The present day.
John Lueas Zimmerman, demo-
cratic candidate for county survey
or OF Luna county, was born IN pa
ducah, Kentucky. Nc. zlmmerrnan's
precednnis are such as 10 recon-
mend him highly and favorahly 10
The electors Of this county. His
father lost his lifa IN the Civil War.
ilghting on the side Of the confed-
eracy. The family then moved 10
Memphis. Shelby county, Tenn Al
q boy Mr.. Zlmmrrmnn attended the
public schools lhorc. and during hls
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

famlIlarized himself with every de-
tail OF the work " caring for The
county records, the proper and
systematic entry OF which eonsli-
tuics one OF the most important
functions OF any local government.
Modcslly conccaled under Mr..
Hughes coat lapel one viii Ind, II
ht looks closely, q diamond studded
gold badge indicating that In nddi-
Ton 20 his other responsible duties
be is also chief Of the Dcming Fire
Department The badge was given
10 him BY the city ilFcmen In rerUg-
milton Of his many sterling qualities
o. man, and the great interest be
takes IN The conduct uf The depart
meni and the protection of the prop
erly OF the city. IN his cnpacIty Of
IRE chief be - the custodian Of $40
600 worth OF properly and appar-
atus. During his incumhency Dem
ing has had only oHe large nre,
namely the Cody Theator and Wat
klns Garage. bat this was caused by
aa uspIoeiea 81 aasoIine anrong
large qlIaqiIty Of highly imnamma-
bic material
Mr.. Hughes Is public official who
works al the Job. During oliIoe
hours he can always be found al me
Court House anxious aud willing to-
serve the taxpayers and the public
generally whenever they coll npon
him. The cleared desks and The
quiet hlH none the less effective
movements OF hhnselfr and his aa-
sIslAnie remind caller Of the off|-
cienry with whlch work Is dis
patched IN The offices uf large cor
pofssires. Mr.. HuFhes has always
been Sarly worker he vas elected
In 1918 and he y Justified IN pro-
Stunning that his record warrants the
expectation that the people Of this
city and cnlIny will return him ~
oiilce fof another term. N aergice
u rewarftd IN public olIire. as Il ~
IN successful mefcanlIle houses. he
will moi be disappointed. His ma
lnflty snuHN ho substantial because
In me lost aieeiion he received the
second highest number ol votes and
ran ahead oe filr ticket
MI Hughes was married IN Los
Anrelcs. California. Nov 3. 1919 lol
Miss Anne Watkins. who "a aleo q
Democratic worker and he i the
father of two sons, Ed w. aged Two
years ten months. and Picrce Ar
thur Hughes, }rs aged Ave months
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

spare time sold Newspapers on An.
streets Of Memphis. lie carried ihs
extra edition announcing the Vie
tory Of Robert 4. Leo over the MAJ
chez N The great steamboat raee
IRON New Orleans 10 81 LouIs.
During vacation young Zlmmer-
man, ever ambitious and lndueirlon.
worked on his uncles broom en,,,
larm. In 1915 ho moved Ia Iilsie
hoch, Ark, whore he completod M
hlsh School course. and Entered \.
Johns College OF Arts and eoirnros
70 take The course Of land suree.
ing During that period the urrn -
lhe West was boine felt hy youna
men who were not satisfied "a fol
Tow along ln conventional eroove.
pni were anxlous 10 carve FOR ihen,
selves careers IN a new ana unlr,e.l
country. Zimmerman, youne nnd
enerFellc' hii the trail and IN ,s,s
we nnd hlm N Las Vegas. NJ "A III
q representative ~ The Never nr,,s
Company of Ht Louis. No.
he passed The civil service .v...
'nallon Tor civil engineer ana ~
oerapher IN 1904. and shortly .e,as
ward was appointed 10 4 poeition 4
lue y. \. Surveyor 0enerars og,..a % y
SURVEYING under Surveyor cerarsi |
\, -. y haaiey and QuInby Vance in
WV ne was elected county surveyor
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

Judvs c g. norerr wns born luly
p. i805. on a farm IN Hill County,
roxns Ho proved hls manhood By
marrying AZ "a. Mis- Lucy Hall was
The young lndy'1 nuIno The Judge
and bis wifo then moved 70 Okla
homa where be was q farmer and a
uopuiy sheriff. ThW lhon lived IN
Old Mexico for n YEARS. FORECAST
ing tho naiufe. judge nogcrs decid-
ei ON DeIning as Ne city where he
would round out liz years and he
has resided IN Dcmlnf ilnce 1910.
We has held the Office cf Justice Of
the Pence four times and vos np-
pointed Probate ludso last July. Mr.
Rogera never did Ike appointments
ho preferred 70 win hls spurs. thus
bis candidacy for tke niIIcc Of Pro-
hato Judge OF Luna County Two
sons were The frsull ~ the happy
hognrs-hnll union nnd both have
served their country -ono In the
army, The other IN ne navy. lhc lat
ter achieving fame Tor being aboard
the San Diego when This vessel went
down on the port Of New York. and
from which vessel ho wss later res
cnod
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22


P. L. means Jack smyer and
Jack Smyer Is a political figure 10
coninre with in this county. The
republicans are making their stand
their fight--on the shcrlffs office.
but apparently In vain as viewed
from all points Of the compass and
also a. regards to his ability, smyer
stands oui llko a ranch owner over
. nQmestender lie Is % years old
and hail from the state whore YOU
stand and deliver your credontiais-
Missouri. Mr.. Smycr arrived In
Deming i0 years ago and shortly
afterwards married Mir1 Lulu
Lewis. They are the parents OF
three boys and one girl. He has
never held an elective nfilce. llloneh
he was cattle Inspector OF This dis
lrlcl for three years, Last Deem
bef Sheriff Bin simpson started
Jack elnyer 10 a. a deputy sheriff
for Luna county and he has been
carefully ero0mcd for the higher OF.
flee. IN fact he will be q real sheriff
aa be has neither enemies 10 nnnlsh
nor friends who would ask aof fe-
|II.|
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

iondcni Of schools Of Luna County.
Mrs. Joe villa Bell is 2e years old
and more Than half Of her life has
been spent IN Lunn county schools.
TO be exact, 10 years Of her 20 have
been absorbed m school work. AZ
pupil and teacher.
Graduating in successive years
from grade 70 grade. Joe villa Bell
entered the Dcmlng High and grad
ualed. not without honor and credit
70 herself and the school. She then
attended North rcxas State Normal
al Denton; New Mexico State Nor
NAL University and the New Mcxico
Siaie Normal. As a competent and
finished educator and executive she
s0licils your vote and n elected 10
this useful position yon may rest
assured her services will he Of ever
lasting benefit 10 the school system
OF this county.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

Of Santa Fe county and In 1904 was
appoinled 10 the Office OF city en-
g|noer Of Santa Pc. That his work
was satisfactory TO the people of
that district Is evident By his being
returned 10 both Offices Ia 1907. Ne
surveyed and plated Santa Fe
county snd The city Of sanla ". Ne
likewise surveyed and plated the
as VEGAS Land Grant containing
100000 acres IN 1905. II was really
this survey which caused the boom
The city later enjoyed and which IN
duccd Cainpboll, the original dry
farmer. 10 establish a domOnslrntinn
farm nearby. Mr.. Zimmerman sur
yeyed under special cnnlrael IN 1911
and 1912 the small holding claims
lying within the county Of Berna-
lilo, and 10 was likewise the IA
iher OF the act enabliue al coun-
ties 10 have their lands surveyed
~ order 10 secure exact returns Tor
iaxallnn.
fmaliy N recognition nf bis long
years OF party loyalty and service.
uniled States senator A. A. Jonee.
thcn frsi assistant secretary OF lhe
interior, Congressman Fsrrusson.
and the state organisation endorsed
Mr. Zimmerman for Surveyor Cen
erai OF New Mexico, but owing io n
bitter faciional fight IN the ranks
of the party In The pecos Valley al
mat time he Withdrew. and -.
present Incumbent was aproluted
lie was assistant engine 4, "a ~
New York Central rali..o,d ~ ~ ~.
the past three year, hss e.sn III. ..,e ~
?. nseled TED, with the A.. T. and sFRn.
c,ar. ~ 'ws.yj ss he was assistant chief
slcrk .i' oi the House OF Ronrsaenla-
49, nee' et The Territory OF New Mer-
80 80 r'e recalls the DAYS when nrr~-
,a- s was brought 10 bear lo esiah-
~ Florida county, the oeIrin.I
'''...' ''a,.,e chosen Tor Luna county. and
~. sel.,lenners distinctly DR.. n. r. sta
wv ln1 polrs -. Lady. VIM rnura-
-e',,en the District at that fime ana
WORKED earnestly 70 have -,
so',.'. sonn,y formed from a part Of orSni
~. M. n; zimmerman Is not onIy ooo-
'sesssnl with the history IN lhs sss1s
1ns also with iho sneeine nr.,h
.r'l,' . which confront each ce,,nty
.a .nu section Of New Merlco ~ (.
'..','nenily qualified hr nnsclsl
.,,,,,s ,n,hlns ana years Of prnotlce nnd
,s..s.. sr'a1 '1r tne position 10 which hs
'sh,res Luna county "A 10 nj cons
I ,,iss,ninten that she has men of r,rh
's'...n who stand rnndv n
'erse 's her faithfully inlellieen,sS
,no Y 2. honestly. That lhe demosrt,ie
,sr'f q able 10 Offer eand,.ls,. I,,- ~.
he ~ once o. county survnror vim
49, ~ ,eohn,eol training OF IN. zln-
,'s.'nan AZ. e m achievement an6
aAt ne viii he endorsed N lhe ,,',s.
~ s,.sn'.ally ',.' conceded hy those whn
Y. ea''.e ihe requirements N AZ X of
w y. =. ne seeks and the quniidoailona
FOR ils suoee1sfnl ~eS
@,,,,sisciory :, adnlDialrailon.
~ y membcf OF lhe X D ana
o.i..a .l."',sr mefnber Of the aania Va
'ooee No. 40 ,. p. o. Elks.
an. "--------
,n,lpuquerWIe--Ten milo conerofe
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22


A fcU words about Jaines A nhea
VIII not come alnlss noU that The
campaign ls ai lls height and voters
who are not well acquainted with
the candidates are asking ~Wfo's
Whoi- Mr.. nhc8 Is tan Young
man whose stature enables him 70
look down and around and observe
The needs OF Luna county frum
commissioners point oi View. Ills
training for This Office has been
about right Mr.. nhea IL 81 years
old and he comes from Oskalobua,
Iowa. whore be married Joanhtlie
Kirk, and they are Tho pos1esSors
Of four little ladics For eleven
years he was in the farm mnchlpry
contracting business and only quit
when war conditions tiRhfrnedI no
crcdita At present he "a cmpld,'od
by Frank Nordhaus but cxpocl4 10
resume the contracting business as
soon os conditions permit Two
years ag0 he ran IN he prlmafles
for this same Office. being defeated
by % votes In the last pfImnfles
he came near heading hls lirket.
James A. Rhea is a eood man 10 vote
for because he y clean and able,
two requisites for this Office.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

WHNHln8lonl Oct ie.--prtsid1ni
Wilson hns confirmed the sentence
oI dielnlasal from service and As
years Imprisonment AZ hard labor
Imposed BY court martial. unon
Second Lieutenant John G. Gotten.
k|eRe Of lhe Finn Field Artillery
The officer was convicted OF doser.
lion Al Npuhausel. Germany June
1919, nfier embezE'lng s36o3i Of
military funds.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

W. J. Berry. candidate for Treas
urcr OF Luna County, known as
-Blll' 10 his many friends. was born
In Dallas County. Texas. he admits
10 81 years Of age. q discreet and
conservative age when u comes to
administering the Affairs OF tho
County Treasurer's Office ns we'll rs
handling money belonging 20 other
people. Rcaliring the opportunities
in this grand state OF New MEXICO.
Mr.. Berry married Ona Mnltlock
and moved 10 Dcming In 1907 and
they are the parents OF four girls
and one hoy. Mr.. Berry has been
the proprietor Of one Of tho most
popular barber shops IN Dcming
since iDii We has one hohhy.-the
X p. lodEe. Of which he has been the
Master Of the Exchcquer.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

Commissioner, District No. 4
J. L. Lortls. his cards read. The
Courier doubts much II voters gen
orally recognize by the card The man
intended. But when you say JOHN
Lofts u Is different. John Lofts be
Il known ls also Postmaster John
Lofts up Myndus way. District No.
2. John Is only 20. He married Miss
Pearl johnson In Texas and they
have a husky boy OF 8 and a little
woman past l. In Texas John was
with Davidson Bros. general mcr-
chandise Van zanxl county, ns
salesmanager and buyer. lie was
school trustee for seven years. Now
he - raising cotton and conducts q
eeneral siore and takes caro- or
Uncle Sans business Ne will make
q good county commissioner as his
head 10 shaped right and the gray
matter rests whore u was Intended.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

Den,ocralio Candidate lor Heprp.e1-
ie.lfc o. Luna cpeait y Ne
~" s,e' ''H'' .er''a'~
James L. otctpWuod was born on
= farm near Cherry Valley Ark.
q years neo and Wa the son az
'rhcr,,. d l,r.~,~.rr, .,a -. =.
,-.-.-, -. II ~ 49, -. '...- .,,t' -
','.''e p'''' ~ '.n'y "'oF-
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

or the present County Commits.
eloner from this the second District
The Courier does not deem II even
necessary TO give publicity 10 hls
first term as commissioner. u NAV
be- called perfect Ho is a cattle
man, . good roads mans couns
mani Buck" as he IL called BY ~
friends. Is family man. properly
aeec for his Office and Il may ho
said OF him that he has not knowa
enemy-his just and equitable deol-
aions and even temperament not
permitting
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22

A|N'NINNN'A ~ N|II|.NWN||| NWI |I|~|I||"
lion as Assrusor q Lana County.
OF J.. T. Hunter little may be said.
known 70 cvery man. woman and
child IN Luna County a. ''ralr Hun
ter, his reputation win not BE- en-
hanced by anything the Columbus
Courier may say Of him. Tai Of
course has a wife and they have a
children. He Is 30 years Of aEc; wns
born In Texas-Eood old Pom Green
county. he arrived IN Dcmme many
years ago. figuring his axe, ard
worked FOR Henry Myers = straight
years He was next heard OF run
ring for Assessor-and 80 we'll dld
he run that he was elected by a ma
joriiy Of 100 and led the ticket HE
record In the Office Is his platform.
He IA a Mason. X. p. and a Wood
man.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-12-16
Los socialistas, que cometieron
horrendos crimenes han sido
absueltos por complete por
las autoridades del
Estado yucateco
s. 3 a

Nos han llegado correspondents
procedentes de Ia ciudad de Merida,
Ia capital del estado yucateco, que ha
visto pasar en- los ultimos dfas una
falanje de asesiuos Y de victimarios
odiosos. por sus rancherfas sus pue
bios; esas correspondents dcnun-
clan los hechos mas monstruosos. las
disposiciones mas absurdas de las au-
toridades de aquella entidad. que no
solo Sc conforman con hacer que per-
manezcan impunes los crfmenes ho-
rrendos que Sc cometieron muy recierI
temente con motive de las eleccioncs
de PodereS Locales sino que sancio-
nan la actitud de los criminaleS los
echan de las carceles aprobando una
Ley de Amnistia que ampara n los au-
torres de todos los atentados cometi-
dos en- Yucatan por les socialistas, Y
de los cualeS Ia prensa toda de Me
xico lilo cuenta conStantemente.