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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-14
SECRETARY LANSING.
Continued from LIST Page)

Mr.. Lansing denied that he had sought
or intended to usurp the presidential au
thority. He added, however, that he be-
lieved then and still believes that the
cabinet conferences were "for the best
interests of the republic;" that they
were proper and necessary" because of
the President condition, and that he
would have been derelict in his duty if
he had failed to act as he did.
As the record stands Mr.. Lansing ten
dered his resignation and Mr.. Wilson
accepted it. The resignation was offered,
however, only after the President under
date of Feb. Z, had written asking if
it were true Mr.. Lansing had called cabi-
net meetings and stating that if such
were the case he felt it necessary to say
that under our constitutional law and
practice, as developed hitherto, no one
but the President has the right to sum
mon the heads CT the executive depar-
ments into conference"
Mr.. Lansing answered two days after
| last Manufacturing he had called the
cabinet conferences because he and others
of the Presidents official family felt
that, in view of the fact that we were
denied communication with you, it was
wise for us to confer informally together
on matters as to which action
could not be postponed until your medical
advisers permitted you to pass upon
them"
| The secretary concluded by saying that
i if the President believed he had failed
in his loyalty" to him and if Mr.. Will
son no longer had confidence in him he
was ready ''to relieve you of any embar-
rassment by placing my resignation in
your hands"
The President replied last Wednesday
that he was much disappointed" by Mr.
Lansing's letter regarding the so-called
cabinet meetings" He said he found
] nothing in the secretarv's letter which
] iustifies your assumption of presidential
] authority in such matter and added
that he must frankly take advantage OF
: your kind suggestion to resign.
] Il must say" continued the President
that it would relieve me of embarrass
ment, Mr.. Secretary, the embarrassment
: of feeling your reluctance and divergence
of Judgment if you would give up you
: present office and afford me an oppor
z tumity to select someone else whose mine
would more willingly go along Will
: mine"
: Before this letter was written, thu
day for the regular cabinet meeting
! last Tuesday had passed and the cor
3 respoadence diseloses why the cabine
: did not meet On the same day that h
{ received this letter from the President
E Mr.. Lansing announced that he had writ
ten other cabinet officers that he woult
! not call any more cabinet conferences 70
{ the present, but no explanation was of
s fered. Inquiry at the White Hous
. brought only the statement that MI
: Wilson, himself, probably would call an
s preside at the next session of his oflicia
s advisers
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-14
WANTS TO GET
BACK TO THRONE
Former Emperor of Hungary In Plot
to Get Back Into That Coun-
try-Uprising Planned.

BUDAPEST, Feb. IA, ASSOCIATED
Press .-Cireumstantial details have
been revealed of plot by which it is
alleged Former Emperor Charles made
futile attempt to enter Hungary un-
der false passport and re-establish
himself on the throne.
Documentary evidence, said to be in
the hands of the government, indicates
that it had been planned for the ex-
emperor to cross the Austrian frontier
under an assumed name, accompanied
by three other persons whose identity
has not been definitely established
Then he was to proclaim his return
with the expectation that his former
subjects would support him, it is de-
clared.
1t is alleged that the plot was ar
ranged by Col. Lehar, who has just
been named governor of West Hun
gary and by Minister Benitty, the lat
ter having attempted, it is asserted, tc
have the passport vised The consuls
to whom the application was made rec
ognized the photographs of the ex-em
peror, it is said, and reported the mat
ter to the authorities.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-14
WESTMINSTER.

Carl Underwood, who has been i'll, is
much improved.
Because of the storm Tuesday the
school held but one session.
Miss Harriette Nutting went to Bos-
ton Sunday, where she is to study
music.
Mrs Henry Clark is able to be out
after being confined to the house by
illness
William Blakeley Of Boston was q
recent guest in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Fem.
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Ware of Town.
shend were recent guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Fred Davis.
Because of unfavorable weather Boy
den Grange did not hold its regular
meeting last Tr.faE evening.
Miss Cara Rem ! of Brattleborc
spent the week end as guest of Mis-.
Nellie Fem at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Harmon O.
Brattleboro spent two days last weel
with Mr.. and Mrs, Ray Metcalf.
The Ladies Aid society held it
monthly meeting Feb. 4. The illus
trated lecture was greatly enjoyed.
". S. Fem, A. Ward, f. Frasie
and L. C. Fullam attended the mill
producers meeting in Brattleboro Fri
day
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-14
PROBATE COURT BUSINESS.
Will of ]. Harry Estey Filed-Wife and
Son Named as Executors

Fifteen transactions have been handled
in the Marlboro district of probate court
this month as follows:
Samuel H. Yeaw estate, Brattleboro:
Minnie A. Stickney appointed trustee of
Ralph Allen Yeaw, under the win, Wayne
+. Yeaw, Ralph A. Yeaw and Faith L.
4eaw becoming surety. Inventory has
been filed by trustee.
Josephine B. Hosmer estate, Brattle
boro: Account of executor filed and al
lowed and distribution ordered.
Susan i. Adams estate, Wilmington:
G. II. Parmelee appointed administrator
sureties Orrin II. Jones and Ralph w
Howe
Charles o. Robbins estate, Brattleboro:
Account of executor filed and ordered re-
corded.
Orlean w. Smith estate, Brattleboro
Will presented by Robert c. Clark, hear
| ing set for Feb %.
Betsey F. Higgins estate, Brattleboro:
Account of trustee filed and allowed.
Charles Taunt estate. Brattleboro: Re
port of commissioners filed and accepted
Susan +. Adams estate, Wilmington
Inventory by administrator.
/ HdGtle ID. =. DiaHcHdru estate, MATT
boro: John E. Gale appointed admins
traitor, surety +. ID. +. Stowe.
Euniee T. Putnam estate, Vernon: vii
/ presented by Philip Z. Franklin, hearing
set for Feb. IS
Mary f. Bottomley estate, Shelburn
Falls, having estate here: Administra
tors account filed and allowed and bal
ance ordered distributed.
Floyd A. Dalrymple estate, Whiting
ham: Account of administrative file,
and allowed and balance ordered dis
tributed
Sarah NJ. Clay estate, Brattleboro: In
ventory by administrator.
i Julius Harry Estey estate, Brattle
boro: VIII filed; Mrs Allethaire Chas
Estey and son, Paul Chase Estey, exec
utors under will.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-14
MURDER AT MILFORD.
Bound Body of Unknown Man Found
In Small Pond

MILFORD, Mass Feb IA muir
der was revealed today when the body
of man with hands and feet bound
and a handkerchief tied over his mouth
was found in small pond here known as
he basin. A hasty examination failed
to show the mans identity or the ex-
act cause of death.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-14
DEATHS.

In Peru, Feb. II, George /. Richard
son, 81.
In Springfield, Mass, Feb. u, Mrs
Sarah Janette (Clapp) Starr, 50, ma
tive of Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-14
BIRTHS.

In Brattleboro, Feb. Is. a son to DR..
and Mrs. William J. Kaine, grandson
TO Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Kaine Of Brat
tleboro and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Muir
ply OF Montreal.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-14
WESTMINSTER WEST.
Town Truly. ssnowbound. ),

On Thursday Feb 5 we had real
blizzard. 1t showed and the wind blew
all day and at times looked as though
tt would be a repetition of the 1888
blizzard. Toward night it hailed. This
continued through the night with the
wind, and Friday the town was truly
= Snowbound.
Only two pupils living near the school
were in attendance at the Westmin
ster West school Willis Bradley was
unable to go after the pupils living in
the south part of the town, although
he made the trip to Saxtons River with
the mail, and returned each day.
Mr.. O'Connor of rural route No. 3.
from Putney did not cover his route
from Wednesday until the following
Monday. On Thursday he got as far
Fred Campbell s and Saturday he got
as far as Bert Houghton s. From
there, Hugh Houghton came on snow
shoes and carried the mail up the west
road as far as Albert Howard s. Ev
erybody along that road was grateful
for his kindness in delivering their
| mail
| Watson Sanborn is visiting rela-
tives in Quebec Canada.
Lincoln IS birthday was fttingly OBJ
| served in the schools Thursday.
| Marion Benson is at home from the
| Bellows Falls high school i'll with the
| grip.
Miss Bernice Holden went to Towns
bend, Monday to spend week with
| her sister, Mrs. Harry Sparks.
| On account of the weather, the meet
ing of the junior Christian Endeavo1
society was postponed until Saturday
afternoon, Feb IA.
The sleighride planned for last Sun
day evening to attend Christian En-.
| deavor services at Saxton s River Con
gregational church was given up on ac
count of the weather 1t has been post
poned indefinitely.
School Director Rollin Ranney an(
Miss Wadsworth of the Westminster
West school went to Bellows Falls Sat
urday afternoon to attend the meet
! ing, called by the superintendent, O.
| the school directors and teachers O.
| Westminster.
| Clarence Blodgett was in Saratoga
county, New York, the first of las
week, where he bought a farm. Or
his return he and his son, Albert, Wis
, tied Elmer Weston of Saxtons River
returning to their home here Friday
Mr.. Blodgett s place here win be sol
at auction Feb. % and the family vii
move to their new farm.
Phillip Clark in the north part 0
5 the town has sold the NAPLES of hi
sugar orchard to James H. Underwood
q This is the fourth sugar orchard tina
has been sold here either wholly @
in part. Men are busy cutting dow
the naples Mr.. Underwood buys fo
the Brattleboro Lumber corporation @
which he is secretary. This lumber
to be used for the manufacture Q
wood heels for women's shoes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-14
MIGHT MOVE HIM A LITTLE.
Holland Agrees That Former Emperor
Is Close to Frontier

THE HAGUE, Feb. a. Holland prob
ably would not be unwilling to accede
to the suggestion of the allies to put
former Emperor William farther from
the German frontier than he is at pres
ent, it has been learned here.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08
CONFERENCIAS,P PARA
LOS MAESTROS
CnrnAn DE MEXICO. Enero

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero ..
En- Ell ~entrante mes de FebrerO da-
ran principle unas ~conferenclas dedl-
cadas exclusivamente ! los p%rofesores
de esta capital, o el Objeto de rus-
trarlos en- determinadas materias de
la profession. a fin de que sean los mis-
mos p~rofesores, mas tarde. los que
Sc encarguen de estas in~teresantes
platicas.
Sc trata de estimuIar a los profe-
sores de instruction piblica por to-
dos los medios de que sc puede dlspo-
ner, Y, para este efecto, ell Ayunta-
micnto es el iniciador de este eXcelen
tie proyecto a. Sc llevara a la practlca
para ell citado mes de Febrero.
Varias personals han sido invitadas
para que sustenten Gichas conferen-
cias. entire elias ell Lie. Ezequiel Cha
vez. persona sumamente culta Y de-
dicada 4 la instruction publica desde
que colaboro eficazmente al lado del
maestro D. Justo Sierra.
Las confercncias tendrdn lugar en-
un local que el Ayuntarniento sena-
lara en- breve, Y tendran. para los pro.
fesores. un interas indiscutihlc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08
Esposas en- Ell Japon

sQuereis ser consorte laponesa!
He aoui. en- este case, las reglas a
que debeis someteros:
Ser siempre amable con vuestros
suegros.
No hablar mas de 10 n~ecesario.
Leyantaos Y a~costaos temprano y
/. .unca. en- ningdn case dormir al me-
do dia.
No mezclaros a Ia multitud antes
de llegar a los cincuenta amos.
No consular a los sonambulos nj
p los clarividentes. Mucho, menos
Greer en- Ia quiromancia.
No llevar nunca ves:idos liGeros.
Ser humilde, modesto y cortes-
No dejarse llevar nunca por los &C.
los.
No m5straros jamas disgustadas,
aun cuando vuestro marido este en-
IN error.
No hablar nunca NAL del pr6jimo.
La mas e~stricta obediencia al mari
do es Ia mas noble de las virtudes.
He aqui los consejos-casi nada!-
que da la madre de Ia futura esposa
Que son observados por las japo-
nesas, cast en- ST. totalidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08
MAGHC ESCANDALO
EN- UN TEATRO

Jose Leon OsorlU. un celebre de-
magogo bien conocido III esta capital
desde los tiempos de LA Porra" y
u varias veces ha sufrido persecu-
clones de parte de las a~utoridades
Dor t~rastornador del orden publico,
armG anoche en- Ell Teatro Principal
IN escandalo m~orocotudo a Ia bora
en- que Sc rep~rcscntaba Ia obra del
vate Pope EIizondo. 1890, estre-
NADIA ultimamente en- csc mismo CO.
liseo.
Leon Osorio. segun parecio, tenia
preparada cierta claque para el mo-
mento en- que en- n escena de Ia
estampilia de la paZ Sc hablara en- bien
del general D. Porfirio Diaz. En- es-
tie momento el vulgar e~scandaloso CO.
memo 4 lamar al escenario naranjas,
manzanas Y otros obietos, con el OBJ
jeto de protestar contra ell homena-
je que Sc rendia al gran dictator desa
parecido en- el destierro. Fl publico,
a su vez. protesto contra la injuria;
la claQue respondio a esta %protcsta, y,
el escandalo Sc arm0 tan grardc CO.
mo hacia mucho no Sc registraba otro
igual en- teatro alguno.
Con este motive. IA autoridad Sc ha
visto obligada a establecer la censura
en- todas las obras teatrales que ira
ten de politica, prohibiendo, Gesde
luego, Ia representation de la del poe
Ia Elizondo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08
NO Sc ~LNDEMNIZARA
ALA VIDA. DE MOOR.

FL Ministro de Hacienda, Lie. Luis
Cabrera. informo aver a Ia prensa So
bre cue el gobierno de Carranza 10
esta dispucsto 4 pagan determination
alguna a la sonora viuda de MI. Moor.
a quicn dieron muerte los villistas du-
rantc el asalto que efectuaron a Ia
pob!acion nortcamericara de Column
bus.
Dice ell Lie. Cabrera, que efectiva-
mcnCe. ha sabido que la viuda de MIR.
Moor ha reclamado por ConductO del
gobierno de los Estados UnldoS, una
fucr,c suma por Ia muertc de 81 espo
so. pero que eSta suma no Sc pagaca
en- mancr alguna por no c~onsiderar-
Ia justa el gobierno de Mexico. que
nunca cobra irdemnizacion 4 los Es-
tados Unidos por los meX!canos muer-
tos en- aquel tcrritorio. y. sentado este
~precedente. malamente va a pagan a
hora por la mucrtc de Nj. Moor. acae
cida en- 81 propio pals y en- 81 proplo
pueblo. donde las autoridadeS amerl-
canas estaban ob!igadas 4 d&rlc tuda
c!ase dc garantlas.
Hacc POGO Sc do mucrtc Il un mcXI-
cano en- las GALES De Nueva York. Y
nj la familia de 81 nj cl gobierno de
Carranza nan rcclamado indcmniza-
ci0n de ningun genera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08
RREGULARIDADES
m o

Encabezado por Ell Lie. Ramon Flo
res RAMIREZ, IN grupo dc abogados Sc
presento ante ell g~obernador del Distri
TO a queiarse de que en- los juzgados
de 10 civil sc han puesto de Secreta-
rios a individuos que no son abogados
V que este, sobre atentar contra Ia
Ley. vicne a causar IN perjuicio grave
en- la administration de justicia. Hay
.iuzgados en- donde los profesores de
escuela son los secretaries, notandose
dcsde luego que desconocen completa-
mentc las practicas y los procedimien-
tos.
Los quejosos piden Que Sc c~orrija
esta irregularidad y ofrecen ayudar
al ~gobierno a depurar la administra-
cion de justicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08
DE la METROPOLT MEXTCANA
LES DEBEN AUN A
@ PRCFESORES

4 pesar de 10 mucho que Sc habla
aeerca de que Sc hara algo en- favor
de los infortunados profesores de esta
capital. en- la practica NADIA han re-
cibido favorable. Sus sueldos, que
son los mas ~sagrados, Sc les siguen
reteniendo como ha pasado desde
hace mas de I'm anO largo. Ac-
tualmente Sc les deben tres decenas,
Y, despues de mucho reclamar Y de
haber hecho yer sus necesidades, q
penas han conseguido que Sc les va
yam dando partidas de 4 diez pesos
para que no Sc mueran de hambre,
pues a tai extreme los ha orillado la
administration publica. Los profe-
sores buScan poner remed!o a esta
situacion angustiosa, per0 no 10 ha-
llaran mientras, segun ellos mismos di
cen, prevalence la inmoralidad en- los
circulos del Ayuntamiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08
bautiZO en- EagIe
Pass, Texas

EAGLE PASS, TEN. Enero A.
En- la casa del ST.. Encarnacion Ba-
rrientos. tuvO lugar aver Il sim
patica fiesta social con motive de-
bautizo de su hijita Berta, siendo pa
drinos 81 senior Juan Hogan y su SIM
patica hermana Ia Srita. Nellie Ho'
gan.
Ell segundo bautizo celebrado en- e.
nismo hogan fue ell de Ia nina Mar
earita, hija del Sr. Trifonio BARREN
tos, V De 81 esposa Sra. Celia Ro-
Griguez. siendo padrinos el Sr. Eli
gio MARTINEZ y Ia Sra. Conception
de Martinez.
De suerte que los senores Rodri-
gIlez celebraron con una merlenda y
bale ofrecida 3 sus amistades, el g.
contecimiento. el acto de llevar a la
pila bautismal Ell nlisno dia, Y a Ia
misma nora ? la hija, Y n~ietecita;
muy feliz ) ara o~currencia por cier-
To-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08

vy,gEANZA DE .0IUNAs 20: medic o.
S-e-s-----ss - -ag-.2a @eJ i1-
Ia s-s9sts 2 iLa.saao 81. es?ahc. 3 S''e-
-, Ecsascl6n lie -artas g Ola e-~ss
d. .r-sH-s---s. F-ec1ls E10a'cc- q. -"
R-yrs. ZL5 Asa-shEy $.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08
AL[VlA LNMEDIATA,
MENTE Los MOLES-
TOS RESFRIADOS
"Pape's Cola Compound hace
desaparecer los resfriados
en- pocaS horaS

No permanezca I'd. acatarrado.
Evite los estornudos. Una dosis de
"Pape's Cold Compound" tomada ca
da dos horas. hasta completar tres
dosis, son suficientes para curar los
cesfr;ados mas severOs Y para termi-
mar con las molestias causaCas por
Ia gripa.
La primera dosis abre los conduc-
tos nasales Y re~spiratorios de Ia ca
beza; detiene Ia mucosidad; alivia el
dolor de cabeza. malestar, fiebres, es-
tornudos e inflammation de Ia gargan-
Ia.
"Pape's Cold Compound es eli re-
medic mas rapido Y eficaz que Sc CO.
noce para estas Intermediates Y solo
cuesta ines cuantos centavos en- to-
das las droguerias. Obra sin ~ocasio-
mar n~colestias, su sabor es agradable,
no contiene quinina.-Insista I'd.
siempre en- adquirir "Pape's Cold
Compound" tAdy.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08
ASPECTO
A LA PLAZA De LA
CONSTRUCTOR

Los ~ingenieros de obras publicas
han acogido con satisfaction el pro-
veto de dar a la Plaza de Ia Constitu-
ci0n de esta capital, el mismo aspecto
grave que p~resentaba IN las ultifnas
epocas de la domination e~spanola. Ell
Ayuntamiento, por su parte, no COBRA
ri contribuciones = los propietarlos
de las casas que Sc italian al frente
de dicha plaza, con tai de que les ma
gan las Preparedness que ~neceslten pa
ra que vuelvan a presentar SD aspecto
antique. Ell propietario de Ia elegan-
te casa que Sc halla Ell Ii esquina de
la Avenida del Cinco de Mayo, Y que
mira a la plaza ~indicada, fue va e1-
ceptuado de ia contribution, en- vista
de que do a la fachada del edlflclo
el mismo color y los mismos detalles
que tenia en- Ia epoca de Ia Colonia.
FL gobierno tendra que mandar ras-
| par Ell antique edificio del Nacional
Monte de Piedad, a efecto de que "a
parezca la fina cantera y e. tezontle
de que esta construido Y, que manos
torpes Y sacrilegas han oculatdo con
81 pretexto de dar al edificio un as
pecto dizque m~odernista.
10 mismo Sc hara con todos los e.
dificios que rodean a Ia Plaza de a
Constitution. Y, cuando TODD este lis
to, e. Ayuntamiento mandara colo
car los faroles exactamente iguales
a los que habia en- aquel tempo TO-
mantico de los Oidores, con 10 que la
obra de la reconstruction quedara
~perfecta.
Tanto como el A~yuntamiento ' los
arquitectos publicos, el pueblo en- ge,
neral ha aplaudido esta idea "tremen
damente reaccionaria".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08
MATRIMONLALES
Lihros MaraViIosos.

Para los que sufren, son victimas
de Ia ~deSgracia, les persiguc Ia ma
Ia Suerte. fracaSan en- sus negoc$os V
sol deSafortunaGOS en- amores. Con
tai curiosCs l!bros lograran todos sus
GeSeoS, seran a~fortunados en- nego-
CLOS Y empresas, lograran el carino
del ser amado. lIevaraa 4 feliz tc-mi-
no u asuntos : triunfaran en- TODD:
Sc yegan libres de maiaS influea-
cias, Y venceran a sus e7emjgos Y ma
die podra causaries dano. tFnvie 10
centavos en- estampil,as dc correo pa
"a gastOS Y recibira catalo@o gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin Y CO..
San Rafael 6l-.A. Haba7a. Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08
FL PROCESO CONTRA
FELIPE PESCADOR

FL Agente del Ministerio Publico,
. quien ha tocado dictaminar en- el
cue fuG cscandaloso proceso del dl-
rector de las Lineas Nacionales. Fe-
lipe Icscador, esta empenado en- que
Sc haga Ia luz en- el cuantioso robo de
que Sc acusa al ex-director, en- vista
de que las au~toridades parccen haber-
&c echado IBERIA al asunto.
81 el Juzgado de Distrito. ante
quien apel6 Pescador. lie concede Am
paro. cl Agente del M~inisterio Publ
co dice que pedira entonces "a revI-
sion del proceso a la Supreme Corte,
pues reptile que cS n~ecesario que en-
este case especial Gebe hacerse COM
pleta ~justicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08
HUMORAD

Fl marido Sc levanto apresuradamen-
tc al yer que Ia luz habia sido encenr
dida en- su alcoba Y dirigiendose q su
ara mitad, que andaban de punt
las, investigo que pasaba.
NADIA. lie contest6 ST. dulce COST
LA. OF ruido y me entere que los de
enfrente estaban abricndo su ASA por
cue acababan de regresar de la opera.
Entonces encendi las luces para que
cream que nosOtros tambien fuimos.
Y que llegamos de regreso solo hace
unos instantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08
ENfPLEOS.

81 NFrESITAS r~-amo-ev4z $50 hah.cn IL
rlrs. p-.rr1u a. Hoe. Arthur. IS Afc, D..
H1i#
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-08
EVITARAN LOS ROBOS
DE EXPLOSIVES

la Secretaria dc Guerra ha ordena-
do una estricta vigilancia Ell los ire
nes que llevan explosives de esta ca
pital q Pachuca, destinados a los ira
bajos de las minas. La MEDIA ODE
dece a que Sc tuvo conocim;ento de
que parte de esos explosives Sc esta-
ban vendiendo a los agentes de los
revolucionarios, ~pagando por ellos pre-
clos que alagaban Ia eodicia de los
autores de este grave delito. Los
trenes seran accomplishments revi-
sados Y vigilados cuando lleven este
material peligroso.