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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
LAS HUELGAS ESTAN PA
RA RESOLVERSE FA-
VORABLEMENTE

Del curse Que siguen los movtmien-
too huelguistas en- Ia Repdblica Mexi-
cana V sobre las medidas tomadas
Dor las autoridades mexicanas para
dar una soll,ci6n sa~tisfactor!a a las
diticultades, en- combination con los
representatives de los obreros y de los
industriales. Sc recibieron aver m
portantes noticias en- San Antonici
Los inrornes llegados 1ltimamente
a esta ciudad dicen que un prominen-
&c miembro de una Compania Fund.-
dora ha necho d~ec'araciones en- ell sen
tido dc que lag huelgas han estado
siendo p~romoyidas en- tevritorio de
Mexico por varios representatives de
Ia American Federation Of labor"
Por otra parte Sc t!ene Ia seguridad
de Que Ia huelga de A~guascatHntes
fut s~olucionada va, mediante ia ofer-
Ia que las empresas hicieron a los
mecAnicos. de concederles un aumento
de un velnte por ciento sobre sus sa-
larios a~ctuaIes. Los t~rabajadores que
CANADIAN unc ~cincuenta diarios ten
dram un aumen:o de cuarenta centavos.
u GpdJdllQO NAiS NoNd $4,000
Ademas, Sc ha sabido que las huel-
gas de Monterrey tienen muy escasas
probabilidades de so~lucionarse pronto.
Los informes recibidos en- San Anto-
Mo, sobre este particular afirman u
las n~egociaciones refinadoras y fund.-
Gcras Sc han rehusado terminatemen
re a hacer concession alguna a los huel
-,;-,a 80 do 80 Anfnc v-tnfy-op
nucvamente al trabajo. Sc afirma quo
81 clos primer1 reanudan sus qucEa-
ceres. en- Gambia las Cor1pafilas les
~Ga7antizan I'm aumento equitativo.
Sin embargo. Sc ticnen ,ioticias de
que Ia m1yor!:2 de los buenos ira
baiadores cstan saliendo de Monterrey
con rumbo a otros centres laboristas
ell busca dc uevos trabaios. dejar.do
en- manos de los agitadores huelgdis-
!as Y de los trabajadorcs POGO eff
clentes IL solrcion de la huelga.
En- cuan;o nj movimiento h%uelgGis-
II declarado por algunos elemen.os
d. los ia leres ferrocarri!eros, pa-e:e
auc Sc solucionara ell el curse dc Ia
p-esente ssTaana. pues Sc ha dado CO.
mo un hesho n oferta de IA Direction
General d. los Terrocariles Naciora-
!ea a los mecaniccs huelguistas.
La Direction. seSja sabemos. ofre-
ciJ con facl.o de aver I'm aumento de
cuarenta nor ciento q los trabajadores.
y en- algnEos casos ia garan:tzado
mrjorar lbs salaries t:asta en- una
prtporcior de cincuen.a y seSenta por
cieIto. 10 cual es VI !adicio de ARE
| GIGS definitivos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
PRESENTATION DE Ia BANDA
INFANTiL DE SAN ANTONIO

Como 10 ~auuuc:amos en- Z de nues
tras ediciones anteriores, aver hlzo
81 presentation en- p1blico Ia Ban
Juvenil de San Antonio. Los Clubs
Kiwanis y Rotary organ!zaron con
este motivo IN festival cue &c loVo a
efecto en- 81 jardfn japones del hotel
Gunter.
FL programa comenzo a desarro-
llarse q LIS S p. m, con una cera que
fus amenizada por Ia expresada ban
ia infantii ccya presentation htzo
81 director de ia misIaa Hurry lie
Marie.
Il professor lie Marie presento q Gin
cuenta jovencitos meNtcanos que
Trorto demostraron sus especiales
disposiciones para Ia m0sica ejecu-
tardo con admirable gallardla Ia
marcia America" que fue estruen-
dosamente aplaudida por Ia selecta
copcurrenc!a.
Encoptrose presente en- esta Fiesta
u Mayor de Ia Ciudad, Mr.. Sam c.
Bell. quien hizC use de Ia palabra para
clogiar Ia admirable labor del macs
u LIE Marie que con toda felicidad
fue s~ecundada por u peouehos dis
cfpulos que Sc revelaron como YER
Gaderos f~ilarmonicos.
Uno de log nGmeros mas ovaciona-
dos del programa, amen de los Que
tuvo a su cargo II agrupaci6n infnn-
til que SC presento yer al poblico
sanantoniaao. fue sin duda ell que
desempeha-on los nihos Adela y AL
terto Treviho. bailando distintos bal
les tipicos m~exicanos.
4 las 10 de Ia nochs ternino e.
programa musical que fue seguido por
fun an!mado bale que h2bo de pro-
longarse hasta cerca de las doce dc
Ia noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
SIGUE MUY ENFERMO Ell
.PDTE. DE IA HUERTA.

Segtn las Gltimas informaciones re-
cihidas en- San Antonio. por Ia via
cablegrafica de Ia c,udad de Mexico,
Sc sabe q;la eli P%residente Adolfo de la
Huerta cont!rGa sumamente enfermo
en- SD res:doncia de Chapultepec.
.Asf 10 informo a los ~periodjstas Ell
general Gales. Ministro de Guerra,
quien es ell 1nico que actualmente es-
ia c~elebrando ocuerdos frecuentfsimos
O el Presidente Substitute de Ia Re-
pdblica. Gales ha dec!arado igualmen
te que en- algunos asuntos de alta
tr~ascendencla esta sucediendo en- sus
fIrciones q Dc Ia Huerta ell general
Benjamin G.. Hill. principeimente en-
10 que Sc ~-efiere 4 la movilizacion de
fIerzas y c los asuntos de Ia campa-
ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
CUANTlOSo ROBO EN- UNA
CASA PARTICULAR

En- eli domicilio de W. n. Johnson
(223 Main Ave) registr6se antenoche
IN cuantioso robo. Los rateros Sc apro
vecharon del descuido de los morado-
les de aquella Residential para introdu
cirse por una de las ~ventanas SALEM
do luego de haberse apoderado de una
fuerte suma de dinero en- effective y
eigunas JoyGs.
La policfa no ha logrado hasta aho-
"a descubr;r Ia. piste de los autores
de las joyas ) dinero en- metalico con
de este cuCntioso robo, pues aoemas
cue cargaron los %ladrones, desapare-
cieron del doniciIio de Ia fanilia
Johnson importantfsimos documen-
tos que representa- a sus duehos una
fuerte suma de dinero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
TROPAS AMERICANS A
REFORZAR LAREDO. TEX.

Como resultado de los ultinlos aeon,
tecimientos que Sc han desarroilado al
otro lado de Ia frontera, en- "a roo.a-
ci6n mexicsna de Nuevo Laredo Ia
r,aulipas. Y en- provision de que Ia
,,laz, ,,,elya g. ser atacada por las
fuerzas reheldes, y el ataque oIist
nlgdn incidcnte IN este ado DC Ia -
nea divisorin. Ell Departamento Mill
tar del Sur, ordeno SO envAaran re-
frerzos a Laredo. Texas, aye mlsho'
En- acatamiento al acuerdo ante
rior, anoche salieron para Laredo cer-
ca de dosclentos hombres, component
do una CompahIa de Ametrailadoras
" dos Escuatrones del 1So. de Caba-
Iberia, los que quedaran a las orde-
mes inmediatas del coronel 5efe del
'Fuerte Nc Instosh.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
BAUTlZO

Ell Ell temple del Immaculate Cora
ION de Maria sera bautizada e. do
ni:ngo IS del mes en curse una militia
del senior Don Isaac S. CabaIlero y
n sehora Guadalupe L. de Ca5alle-
70
La Mia de los esposos Caballero re-
c!bIra el noInbre de Aurora Y seran
sus padrinos el senior Don Pedro T.
Ramirez y "a sonora doha Maria Z. de
ramirez.
Con tai motive los padres de Ia
nueva cristiana %ofreceran q sus amis
tades Una merlenda en- su domicilio
de la Gale Durango No. 1l0S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16

Para libros en- espanol d~irijass I'd.
4 la Casa Editorial Lozano, 118 North
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
POR LOS HOTElES

Sc hospedan en- el hotel St Antho-
nv de esta ciudad: Salvador Alvara-
do . esposa, u. Viamonte J esposa.
Benjamin Marin y +. Caoahas, pro-
cedentes de "a ciudad de Mexico, 10
Sc L Gonzalez. de "a Ciudad de Qua
dalajara, Jalisco.
Procedente de IA ciudad de Laredo,
lleg6 aver a esta de San Antonio, el
sehor Don Alfonso Mena- quten sc
hospeda en- el hotel Lanier.
J. VI. Gonzalez. lego aver a San
antonio, procedente de Ia ciudad de
Mexico. Sc hospeda en- ell hotel Gunter.
Ben c. Belt y P. Il. Bobart, Sc hos
c.e6a en- el hotel Gun,er, procedentes
del puerto de Tampico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
-loI
POP El CLUB IDEAL

En- Ell salon San Alberto, sito en- Ia
esquina de las GALES de Wiyming 9
Indianola, rcunieronse anoche a. re-
dedor de veinticinco socios del club
lrecreattvo<IdeaI. con el objeto de ira
tar 10 refercntc a III festival que tie
ne en- proyecto la simpatica agrupa.
cj0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
PULLMAN AUTO
LIVERY. 100 Calan St.

Telefonos Crockett 9es y 7o4.
Ell unico sitio me1icano de automobiles
en- "a eiudsd- Viajes desde soc. Car-os a
prop6sito y = precioS rRzonRbleS para Bau-
tEos. matrimonios y funerales. Chau.seuSs
de Union.
LEON A. MARTINEZ, Prop.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
DEFUNCIONES

Amalia Ramirez de Balleza, a Ia
edad de % amos.
Mia Luz Lara, a Ia edad dc s meses
: dfas, hita DEL senior Don Alexandra
Lara y de Ia sonora doHa Cipriana r
de Lara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

P~ronostico que rinde para hoy ell
O~bservatorio Meteorological de San
antonio:
Temperature maNima entire los IS
Y 81 grades.
La temperature de aver fluctu6
entire los "A y los e6 grades. Esta 0l-
TINA dej0se sentir entire 3 y 4 de Ia
tarde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16

SANTORAL

Vjernes 16.-Nuestra Seaora del
Carmen. Ell Triunfo de Ia Santa Cruz
San Ateaogenes Obispo Martir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
CIVIL
M%ATRIMONIOS.
Antonio Montanez y Abraham Ro-
Griguez.
Patricio Garcia y Epifania Terra
zas.
NACIMIENTOS

Una nina &C Juan Escobedo y Lidia
halfre de Escobedo.
Una nina de Juan Saldana y Josefa
Flores.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-07
Operations on the
Norfolk & Western
About Normal

Roanoke, Va, April With
the return to work today and tonight
of most of the $4,000 employees on
the Norfolk G Western railway, who
have been on a strike for the past
week, operations on the road tonight
were described by officials as practi-
caly normal. 1t was announced that
all of the employees who walked out
will have resumed work by Monday
morning.
While railroad officials and union
heads today continued their silence
as to the terms under which the
strike was settled, following a ten
hour conference which concluded
early today, it was learned from re-
liable sources tonight that import
ant concessions" were made by both
sides, in connection with the de-
mands of the railway CLERKS that
two non-union employees be discharg-
ed becaused Of alleged insults to a
young woman.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-07
Precautions Are
Taken Against
Irish Belligerents

Dublin, April 3.--The military pre-
cautions in Dublin exceed anything of
the kind seen since Easter, 1915. Par
ticular attention is being paid by the
military Gordon around the city to
loads of hay, which are probed with
bayonets, while even the suburban
street cars are stopped and the pas
sengers searched for arms.
At Finglas, on the north side Of the
city, the military have taken posses
sion of some unoccupied houses and
appear to contemplate stay for few
days. Stedna's College, at Rathfarn-
ham, formerly conducted by Patrick
Pearse, who was executed during the
rebellion of 1916 is also occupied by
soldiers. They have erected barri-
cade with barbed wires, on the roads
outside Of Cullenwood house, in Rance
ZACH, where Pearse's mother lives.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-07

line Of infestation in Tennessee,
Georgia, South Carolina and North
Carolina. West of the Mississippi
River there was comparatively little
change from the previous years lines
of infestation. A slight recession
occurred entirely across Arkansas.
The weevil lost ground in Arkansas
to the extent Of $500 square miles
and in Texas over an area of about
$50 square miles.
About $1,000 square miles re-.
main uninfested.
The weevil was found to occur
in the mountains of Arizona on a
wild cotton plant, but has not yet
attacked the cultivated cotton in that
state 1t was found in Eddy county,
New Mexico, in 1918, but evidently
failed to become established under
the adverse conditions prevailing in
that district and no specimens were
found in that state during 1919.
Crops May Prove Failure
Washington, April 3.-Cotton IN
many localities from Alabama to
Central Texas may prove a complete
failure if good tested seed is not
used, according to warning issued
to cotton growers by the Depart
ment Of Agriculture. Tests in diff
ferent localities show that much Of
the seed this year has less than so
per cent termination, whereas good
planting seed should approximate rs
per cent. Farmers are advised to
test their seed in advance by the
rag doll" seed test.
Louisiana Protests Against Quar-
New Orleans, April 3.-Armed
with the assurance of a majority in
both houses of the State legislature,
for the passage of law prohibiting
the planting of cotton in the infected
parishes of Cameron. Calcasieu and
Jefferson Davis, a louisiana delega-
tion headed by VIM. B. Thompson,
chairman Of the Louisiana division
of the American Cotton Association
left tonight for Washington to pro-
test against proposed federal quar-
The delegation will attempt to con-
vince the federal horticultural board
the pink boil weevil.
The delegation will attempt to re-
cover the federal horticultural board
that the situation is under control
here and that there is no danger IN
shipping Louisiana cotton or seed in
to other states.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-07
Snow at Denver.

Denver, Colo., Apr. Several
night and the weather loI coaster pre-
ngiht and the weather forecaster pre-
dicted Is above zero tonight and
clear and cold for Easter day
Heavy snow storms were reported
from Western Montana and western
Colorado. The cold snap will be gen.
eral over the entire northwest ac-
cording to government reports. North
Dakota points today were getting a
real taste of winter, with tempera-
lures around five degrees above zero,
while Wyoming reported ten above.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-07

lihood that ambitious nations would
continue to maneuver to control this
region; that mandate would weaken
the American position relative to the
Monroe doctrine; that the United
States would be brought into the pol
itics of the old world contrary to its
traditional policy: that it would be put
to great expense involving probably
an increase of the army and navy;
that Intervention would rob It Of it's
strategic advantage given by the At
lantic ocean.
General Harbord's report was dated
October 9, 1919, and consists of doz-
en- typewriter volumes, with separate
findings by large staff Of expert as
sistants. some of whom aided the Am
erican peace commission at Paris.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-07
MANDATE IS ONLY
SOLUTION Of. THE
. TURKISH PROBLEM
General Harbord, However,
Does Not Recommend United
States Accept 1t

Washington, April 3.-While the
American mission under Major Gen.
eral Harbord which investigated con-
ditions in the near east last year did
not recommend that the United States
accept a mandate over the former Ot-
toman empire, General Harbord in his
report said some power should, accept
q mandate as the only solution of the
Turkish problem.
Constantinople, he said, should be
included in the mandatory territory,
but he disapproved several mandator~
les for different portions of Turkey.
The much discussed report of the
mission was transmitted to the Senate
today by President Wilson in response
to a second resolution Of request a.
dopted several weeks ago after the
Senate had failed to hear from the
White House concerning its first res
olution adopted in November.
$1,000 For First Year.
While estimates Of the number Of
troops required for mandatory varys
from $4,000 to 100000, General Har-
bord declared that in his judgment
$4,000 would be needed for the first
year. The cost of the mandate was
estimated at SITE, 100000 for the first
year including sSS,5O0.OOO for the ar
my and navy and $756. 100000 for the
first five years.
Thirteen arguments in favor Of the
United States accepting mandatory
and thirteen against acceptance were
contained in the report.
The principal arguments in favor
were that the United States was "one
of the chief contributors in the forma-
tion of the League Of Nations, was
morally bound to accept, that its man
datory would insure peace at the
worlds crossways; that the building
of railroads would offer opportunities
for American capital and there would
be great trade advantages; that inter-
vention would definitely stop further
massacres of Armenians and other
Christians and give justice to the
Turks, Serbs, Greeks and other peo-
pies and that unless the United States
assume responsibility in this region,
international jealousies probably
would result in the continuance of the
unspeakable misrule Of the Turks"
Arguments Against
The principal arguments against an
American mandate were that the Unit
ed States had prior and nearer foreign
obligations, that there was every like
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-07
MRS. INNES KNOWS FREEDOM
FIRST TIME IN SEVEN YEARS

Macon, Ca, April .-Mrs. Ida Mae
Innes, whose removal to Atlanta was
delayed because of her illness, was
released from the Bibb county jail
at 1890 o'clock tonight on $4,000
bond furnished by Isadore Holsman
and Harry Holman, of Portland,
Oregon. Mrs. Innes went to a hotel
and will leave for Portland as soon
as she is strong enough to travel.
She stated that it was the first time
that she had been out of Jail since
her arrest seven years ago in con-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-07
W|NTRY YW|NDS BLOW
THROUGH SOUTHWEST;
SNOW IS FALLING

Marillo, Texas, Apr. With the
temperature at 20 degrees at 8 o'clock
tonight, and steadily dropping, a
heavy snow has been falling here
almost continuously since noon.
Blizzard In Nebraska.
Lincoln, Neb., Apr. 3.-An Easter
blizzard descended or Nebraska to-
day and tonight. In the southeast and
south central parts Of the state the
snowfall ranged from 6 to 20 inches
and the wind reached maximum
velocity of 33 miles an hour.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-07
April Fool !

their government to become citizen
Santa Fe, N. M, April g.
The report of finding Of two
prehistoric skeletons in a pre-.
historic house in Valencia coun-
ty, which aroused interest among
scientists all over the country,
was a gigantic April fool hoax.
Amado Chavez, Of this city, for
mer state school superintendent,
who gave out the statement de-
scribing the find" admitted
TODAY that he had been victim
lied.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-07
BOIL WEEV|L HAS
SPREAD To NORTHERN
EDGE Of THE BELT
About 34,5OO Square Miles Be-
came Infested During the
Past Year

Washington, April BOIL wee
vii infestation gained IN every state
of the cotton belt except Arkansas
and Texas last year and is now ap-
preaching the limits Of cotton pro-
duction on the northern edge Of the
belt, the department of agriculture
approximately 34.500 square miles
became infested during the year, the
most important development being
the very rapid advance northward
along the eastern portion of the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-07
MOOnshiners And
Deputy Sheriffs
Have a Duel

Hazard, Ky, April Two alleged
moonshiners, Robert Cornett and a
man named Kilburn, and two deputy
sheriffs, Logan Johnson and jerry
Cornett, were brought to the Hazard
hospital today from Buffalo Creek,
near here, where they were seriously
wounded in a fight last night.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-07
NO VERDICT AGAIN IN THE
GRACE Y. HOWELL TRIAL

WSoC dIIu Do1OItj T To IAPff q
that the French government would
Howell, charged with the murder
Of her husband, Samuel Thomas
Howell, ended today in the jury be-
.ng discharged after having reported
t could not agree.
In the two former trials verdicts
# first degree murder were returned
but each time the defendant obtain
ed a new trial. The killing took
place at Miami in 1918 and the case
was brought here on a change of
"enue.
Invitations. Send us.your order.
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1t is said the fight started when
deputy Sheriffs Johnson and Cornett
and three other men attempted to ar
rest Kilburn and Cornett who were al
legged to have been selling moonshine
whiskey. When the sheriffs called
upon them to surrender, the alleged
bootleggers opened fire and a pitched
battle ensued.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-07

nection with the disappearance of the
Nelms sisters in Texas. Mrs. Innes
is under indictment on a charge Of
using the mails with intent to defraud
the Nelms sisters.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-31

! lsino ell gobarnador que ellos eligie-
sen los Poderes cOnstituidos nom
brados por el Gobierno de la Re.
publica. sine los tribunales que
sllos constituyeran v nombraran
Ain Tribunal Supreme tendria den
sro de su Estado. Organizarian co
mo quisieran en Administration,
II Hacienda, su MiIicia; en- 10 poll
leo EN- 10 cconomico en- 10 civil,
! IN 10 penal, en- 10 religioso, Sc die
tartan las leyes que creyeran mas
conformes a la indole de su pue-
olo y a su ideal de justieia. Sc abri
rfan los mercados de toda la Re-
p1blica para sus productos.
Con NADIA Sc amedren;a hoy a
os cubanos, y no queda, a mi Jul
10, para obtener la paz. otro re-
:urso que el de entablar con ellos
le@ociaciones tomando por base la
ndependencia. Sobre esta base Sc
nuestran dispuestos a negociar !;
algo. " a1n mucho, aceptarfan
lhora Ell fodo 10 que atane a nues-
ras mutuas relaciones de conner
cio : del deslinde de deudas.
Perder la isla de Cuba. Sc ex-
llama. que verguenza No la hay
en' darse por vencidos cuando que
Ian a6u medios de Iucha. La hay
en a.iustar PAGES despues de derro-
vas como la de Ayacucho, que nos
Ouso a merced de los vencedores Y
los obligo a darnos pOr satisfe-
chos con que nos dejaran salir
tranquilos de sus dilatadas costas
Aqui mismo. roto en- Montesclaros
/ Ell ejercito, hubimos de reconocer
La Independence a Portugal.
Cuba, separada de nosotros por
mil doscientas leguas de mar, es
no una provincia de Espana, sino
una colonia. Locura seria preten-
der que viviera eternamente bajo
nuestro dominic. Tan cula, por 10
menos. como la Metr6poli, tiene
derecho a que Sc la emancipe. Lo
tendria aun no siendolo, que no
se.adquiere Ia pfopiedad de los pue
bios conquistados nj a1n por la
prescr pcion de los siglos
Son hoy republicas independent
ties las co'onias que Ell America
poseimos desde Mejico a Chile. Co
no "aleS las hrmoS reconocido V
las recopDccmoal Con elias trata-
mos como con las mas antiguas ma
clones iPor que hemos de seguir
vert endo raudales de ORC V SAN
gre para que Cuba no alcance la
libertad que estas consiguieron
Estov, decididamente, por la in
dependencia de Cuba La aconse-
Jan la vez ell derecho v la saiud
de la patria- Francisco Pi y Mar
gall. >