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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-22
County Judge H. P. Purnell is driv-
ing a new Ford.
COLORED CITIZENS.

The Civic Improvement Club meets
at the residence of Mrs. Emma Taylor
Monday evening at 1880 o'clock
MRS. M. ]. PATTON, President.
MRS. C. B. HUMPHREY, Secretary.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL
ATTENDANCE IS
REPORTED GOOD
Very Good Crowds at All the Local
Schools Reported For Last
Sunday.

Sunday School Attendance Secre-
tary Richardson reports attendance on
Sunday, August 81, as follows:
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-22

thrill minute Bigger and better than Barnum The Eleventh
episode today entitled MAN AND BEAST See the encounter
elephant and the terrible fight with the lion
three ring circus in each episode
CLYDE COOK the funniest in the movies in one OF the
famous SUNSHINE COMEDIES
GENERAL PERSHING attends tribute to dead Old
time thrills in Wild West revival this in International News
today.
ADMISSION 10 AND Is CENTS.
ToMoRRoW-EILEEN PERCY and ETHEL TEARE in THE
T0MBOY tale of crafty awbreakers and girl The
story of a small town girl with big town ideas
WEDNESDAY - PEARL WHITE in THE THIEF" Henri
Bernsen greatest play Big New York. London and Paris stage
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-22
FOR SALE
LOST

LOST - On Saturday, between Kirk
Apartments and corner Front and
Market streets, baby ring with
diaEsnd set. Reward II left at the
Ledger Office ......... 15Aug3t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-22

LOST - Grey squirrel fur piece We'd
nesday morning on Germantown
pike. Reward If left at Ledger Of
flee. 10Aug-tf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
De Ia VIDA AJENA.


Theron, hijos de Mennipo, durante su
iuvehtud habia disipado en- infames
plaeeres TODD su patrimonio. Euste-
mon. amigo de su padre, viendole
a~tormentado por los. mas grandes
apuros, 10 cogi6 con bondad y lie case
con su hija, a la que entrego un dote
considerable. Pero en- cuanto Theron
contra 10 que esperaba, Sc VIC rico
otra vez. empez6 de u prime
a locuras. No s epriv0 de los mas
v~orgenz6zos placeres, de suerte que
Ia miseria mas horrible lie envolvlo
de nuevo. Entonces Eucitemon Sc
lamentaha amargamente, no de la
condncta de aquel, sine de la dote y
del matrimonio de gu hija, y reconoclo
que Ell que "a ha abusado de sus pro
pias riquezas no puede ser ~precavido
con las de los demas.
Preguntaron a n ioven pobre que
as 10 que abia aportado en- dote, y
contest6-El pndor de mi famiiia.
I'm la mesa del papa Alexandra
VI Sc ,disputaba IN dia 81 era prove
chose u bubiese medicos en- la re-
pdblica. Ia mayor parte opinaron
que no y alegarcn en- razon que Ro-
ma estuvo s~eiscientos amos sin ellos.
FL papa manifesto que no era este su
parecer. sino que autes opinaba que
les huhiesa, perque a faltar ellos, ere
cera tanto la multifud de los hom-
bres que no cabrian en- Ell mundo.
lei Rey Cat6lico decia que 10 mas
d~ificuItoso en- las mujeres era saber
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
Ell HOMBRE


En- el concerto harmonioso del
Universe aparece el hombre como
in ser priviIegiado que por 81
Icuerpo esta en- contacto con IA
materia y por su alma es IA colo
sal figura que toca al cello II.
hombre es el termino medic entire
la pura materia y el plIro espiri-
tu: eI hombre es 81 Inico cosmos
| (mundo pequeno) que abarca o
contiene en- sintesis todos los ele~
mentos de que 81 Creador formo
el Universe. Ell hombre existe CO.
mo las plantas, vive como los ami
males y entiende y anna como e
angel. y mas aun, como Dos. III
hombre por SUI cuerpo es lodo Y
por su alma es sustancia spiritual
eI hombre en- su cuerpo tiene to-
da animalidad y en- su alma com
tiene la racionalidad por 10 que
c~onshtuye el ser hombre.
Esto supuesto. bien podemos
decir que el hombre Is animal RAJ
cional como es definido. Y con
razon 81 Iiteralmente consideramos
Ia paIabra hombre. encontra que
es tornado de estos elementos;
limo. TODD. 0 TERRA; y Ia desc
nancia sobre, que significa com
JUNO, concrete. reunion; como
Sc We en- las palabras hombre (de
fames) muchedumbre. enjambre.
urdimbre, ETC. etc.
De suerte que eI hombre es I'm
compuesto armonioso de materia
y espiritu. dOminador de- Ia nalu-
raleza. capaz de sublmarse a las
elevadas alturas de los espiritus u
en- aptitud de unirse en- el ms
hediendo tango de Ia materia.
Ell hombre por su cuerpo Is
'inercia; el hombre por 81 alma
es actiyidad; eI hombre por su
cuerpo es mortal; el hombre por
su alma Is immortal 81 cuerpo del
hombre vive en- Ell alma, eI alma
vivc por 81 con Ia vida que Ie do
el Creador. Ell cuerpo del ham-
bre es el penon que puede SER
virle de apoyo al alma para Ian
.zarse al infinite en- donde we
dos. COn6cete a ii mismo y es-
innate en- 10 que eres sin exagefa-
cion.-IGNOTO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28

u. N. IaIio 20. 1921.


Cow Springs N. NJ Julio 30, 1921.
iSr. Editor del Nuevo Mexican0:
Permftame un pequelo espacio en-
SUI apreciabIe ssemanaFi0 para OAR pu-
.blicidad a 10 siguiente;
La DiFiha P~rovidencia llamo d me
5or vida al que en- vida respondia AZ
Inombre de FELIPE Garcia a la avanza-
da edad de n ahos, siendo esta Ia dni-
ca eausa de su muerte. Deja para la
mentar su eterna separation un her
niano Paulin Garcia y cinco hijos, a
sabers Martina G. de4Padilla, Bibian
Garcia, Conception G. de- Garcia, Ine1
&. de Ortega, Lucia g. de Ortega, Is
nietos ~ biznietos, v I'm gran nd-
nero de parientes v amigos quienes 10
sienten por su buen t~ratazniento que
q todos les do. Me permito dar las
gFacias por medic de las colnmnas de
su apreciable semanario a todas las
~personas que conta yoluntad Sc siryie-
ron ayudarn0s y aslstir tanto a los
~velerios como al funeral Los restos
morales fueron sepultados 81 Ola Is
en- Ell eementerio Catolico del ojo de
La Vaca.
Muy respetuosamente,
PAULlN GARCIA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
Defuncion

San Mateo. n. NJ, JJiio Is, 1921.
ST. Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
STyasa dar eabida en- sus~ aprecia-
bles columns a La siguiente comuni-
cacion: Habiendo dos determinado
lamar a Ia vida eterna a naestra es-
timada esposa que respondia al nom
bre de Melitona N. de Martinez Ell dia
IS del presente a las q dc Ia tarde a
la edad de As amos, deiando para Ia
mentar a ~ esposo Bidacio Martinez,
Y cinco hijos. Petronilo. Candida, CT
prianita5 Cerafina y Menita Martinez,
.cpatro hermanos, Delfida de Ortiz,
Eenita de VaIleJos; Modesto de Tru-
jfIlo, Ucario Mirabal y IN gran MI
nero de parientes " vecinos. III fu-
neral Sc verified el dia f6 a las 3 de
Ia tarde saliendo de la casa dc resi-
dencia a Ia iglesia Cat6lioa y de ALI
fne dirigido al oratorio de la Socie-
dad de Maestro Padre Jesus de Naza-
reno, del oratorio al c~amposanto. Ell
funeral sc verified con himhss y ora-
clones dirigidos por Leandro Sando-
val v Ia sehorita Beatriz de Anaya
hasta depositar q restos morales en-
81 Ultima morada Por medic de es-
fas lineas doy a todas las personas
que me a~compaharon tanto al velorio
como al funeral mis- mas sineeras gra
cias.
Muy reapetuoeamente,
HIDAcIO MARTlNEA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
oFIcio-PRoF EsIoM

La cosa mas importante de IL vida
.es ia election de IN oficio, profession
U o~oupacion El azar dispone este.
Ia costumbre haoe los ~albahiles, los
carpinteros, los s0ldados. Cada cual
tiene 81 opinion sobre los distintos
'oficios. A fuerza de or alabar en- la
mfancia los mos y desprecfar los
.otros SO elige La costumbre- eierce
una gran Influenza y Sc We en- publa-
en- las que todos son albaniles,
carpinteros, soldados, etc. Y sin en-
barge, la u~aturaleza no estan unifor-
Este 10 hace Ia c0stumbre, 81
bien algunas vefes Ia n~atufaleza pue-
de mas y retiene al hombre en- su
lnstitnto, a pesar de la costumbre
buena o mala.-PASCUAL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
LUCIA A MuERTE ENTIRE UNA
AcuiLA Y uN PERRo.

y I'm despacho del Canada da cuenta
de una lucha tremenda Iibrada entire
un aguila gigantesca y un perro de Ia
casta de los do San Bernardo.
Hallabase el ~contenido muy reposa-
damente en- I'm pFado Immediate a Ia
casa de in labrador, cuando 81 agui-
la, que sin duda 10 columbr0 desde 10
alto, descendi6 en- raudos y giross an
ties de que ell perro pudiera percatar-
Sc, 10 a~prisiond entire Il garras y re-
monte FL vuelO eleHandose con Ell por
los aires.
Algunos eampecines, y 81 hijo del
Edueno del perro que desde leios ha-
bian presenciado el hecho Elm poder
~eyitario. salieron gritande y corriendo
en- la direction que lleYaha el ave dc
rapina con su presa-
Bien pronto advirtieron que en- 70
alto aoontecfa algo extraOrdinario. I'll
perrot repuesto dc sp sogpresa, Sc rel
yolvfa furioso contra el aguiIa, y esta
sc esforzaba en- sujetar al perro y en-.
responder con picotazos a sus dente.
lladas I'm duelo a muerte SO libra
ba en- las alturas.
Los campecinos, desde terra ae-
guian aso11brados las perfpeeias de Ia
Ilucha, porque 81 aguiIa, enffascada
en- la pelea, ne podia elevarse nj ten
der su vteIo con Ia rapidez que de
sus potentes alas podia esperarse. lei
can resista y atacaba ~valeroso.
Por fin, uno de los mordiscos de-
bio a~lcanzar a alguno de los mos
culos motores de las alas, y Sc VIC
al grupo If descendienao al par que
81 aguila aleteaba de I'm modo irregu-
lar.
AfanosOs c0rrieron los testigos ha-
cia 81 lugar dOnde los comDatientes
descendant y, en- efecto, a unos tres.
Kilometres del prado donde el perro
fuo arrebatado por e1 aguiIa, enepn-
traron a los dos animales, muertos
ambos, Ell perro con los oios vaciados
~ desgarrado y el cuerpo con heridas
horrorosas, y Ell ave de rapiAa ma
nando sangre por el pecho v 81 cuello,
y cor el %arranqne de las alas destro-
Izado, Ambos comhatientes yacfan en-
apretado haz, el aguila con las garras
hundidas en- los costados del perro, \
este 0 los dientes clavados en- eli
cuelIo del aguila.
Encontrose que esta era IN magni-
fico ejemplar de raza noruega, y que
media dos metros y treinta centime-
tros de punta a ppnta de las alas.
81 dueho del perro, Mr.. John Bara
gar, ha mandado diaecar los dos ami
males.-Cop.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
norlcE 20 PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior.
u. s. Land Office at Santa Fe, NJ M,
July Z, 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that ia
mon Martinez, Of Chamita, N. M,
who made Small Holding Claim No
5S4s-040921, for Tract 1 in Sections
ii and ia, Township 22N, Range 7K,
N. M. p. Meridian. has filed notice
OF intention to make final proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before REGISTER and Re
ceiyer, u. s. Land Office, at Santa
Fe. N, M, on August Is, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: RAJ
fael Montoya, Severe Archuleta vi
daI Ortega, Teofilo sisneros, all OF
Chamitas N. M.
A. N. BERGERE,
Register.
1st. Pub. July IA. 1921; last Pub
August s, 1921.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28

encanto. Contaba esta preciosa nina
al tempo de su muerte ell dia II del
actual entire las 3 0 las cuatro de Ia
\ tarde Ia tierna edad de 5 amos, diez
meses " Is dias, en- cuya tierna edad|
dej0 i-mperecederos r%ecuerdos en- Ell
corazon de sus inconsolables padres y
demas deudos. Nos alegramos de Ia
dicha de la agraciada nina y rogamos
a Dios u el balsamo del consuelo.
Sc mande desde el cielo a sus afligi.
dos padres y demas deudos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28

Duran, n. NJ. JUNO To- III
sr. Editor del Nueyo Mexicano.
Muy Sr. Mi0;zPermitame IN peqpe-
no espacio en- su apreciable semana-
rio nara dan ~publicidad a 10 siguieRte
Despues de una penosa enfernedad
se difteria de Ia cual hue maftir VT
.fx dias exhal6 sn dltimofauspiro en
las manos del Senior ia preciosa nina
Luz Pena. liiita querida de Don
'Franciso Peha y de Deba Sofia 0lguin
de Peha a q~uienes deja inconsistencies
ademas de slis abaeitus Don Manuei
Oieuin y Dona Camilla Pineda, ds
quienes era tambien Ia delieia y q
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28

Arouidiano. yiendo a Pedriando, que
Sc entretenia en- hacer versos infell7
ces despues de haber ~profesado ex-
celentemente la medicina, le di1o;
one Is 10 que ie sucede. Pedniando
mic. que siendo I'M insibne medlco
deseag ahora due ta llamen NAL poe
tar ~
Con este demostr6 la ignorancia dei
hombre que Sc mete a elercer COSTS
II de ningun modo puede, va POT
falta de ingenio. va Dor 81 mlsma ma
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
ClU)ENT0S uTEE FRA ORR, Y nlIIgERNSAAS IECIIRAS tn
TERESANTES, AMENAS Y RECREATIVAS PARA TODOS

cordura pues hay algunos yerdadera-
mente inconyenientes, que quitan y
gracia infantil a los rostros finos &c
lag j0vencitas. Els preferible en- todp
case recurir a formas completamente
clasicas, d usando de cierta fantasies
decidirse por uno cast infantil mejar
que por uno que posea cierto aire De
aariedad cue sentara muy maL.-CoR.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28

Ell nombramiento de Secundino
Is i'm Desalno-Es la.
peor pulga que tiene eI condado.
de San Miguel y IN piojo Modesto
para eI resto del estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28

Guerral GuerraI Cayo Secun-
dino encajado en- el m~arisealato
de los Estados Unidos. Que ,gol
pc tan tremendo para Ell pueblo
do Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
La EscUELA.

Regio alcazar Is "a escuela
Donde Il joyen que no e pilloI
Dara a nombre tai brillo
Cual de una fulgida eslcla.
sas Es Ia eseueIa RIGA fuenle
De prudencia y de sakeF.
Doude el hombfe pueds vcp
Cuando deja de ser eple.
MAZDA ignora que le viene
Con atender 81 instruction,
En- q tempo de afliccion.
De caudal resefva tiene.
Hay que aprender 81 desvele
Que por nos tiens q que ensena
Ell su existencia desde1a 6
Porque ensenar Is su anhelo.
En- q alma del docente
Hay sentimientos muy mobiles.
Semeiante Is a los robles
Que no arraslra Ia corriente
En- eI cielo de Ia vida
Es un astro refulgente:
Con pa%ciencia sorprendeute
De su ssber nos convida.
s. sois padres por ventura
De algun pobre pequehueIo.
A su alma dad gran cohsuelo
Con que sea digna criatural
Las flores mas cultivadas
En- I'm ameno pencil.
Son las que vierten a mil
Sus aromas delicadas;
Tai sucede con el alma
Que tiene vasta instruction;
De~todos llama atenciOn
AL conquislar cada palma,
No porque viejos estamos,
Iarde Is va para aprender,
Sepan todos comprender
Que sin letras no vaIemos.
al llesar a edad madura
Cuando Sc mira mas cIalo.
Entendemos que e muy caro-
Ser ignorante criatura.
Hacienda uso de actitud
Que en- la escuela encontraremos
A ninguno cansaremos
la mas leve ngratitud.
Pregantad; en- IA prison
Quienes son los que han vrvidoq
\ sabreis que el hombre mstruido
No tiene ALI mansion.
Nunea Ia dado Ia vasancia
Siquiera fruto acceptable
IS 81 vago un execrable
POrque en- su alma no hay fra
gancia
Cuando e hombre no es ms
sruido.
Suele hacerse intolerable:
Su conducta Is respectable
Porque a la escueIa no ha lido.
En- la vida material
Con su ambiente de miseria,
NADIA vale h-ombre-materia
SIN Ia vida Intellectual.
c. 5. REYES.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28

Lea nueStr0S aviSoS
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
Az&4u
LibreSe
De
CaIIOs
DOlOridOS


No hay mas dolor despues De aplcar hnas
cuantas sotas de -Gelsslt" sohxe e Gallo q
caiiosidad. y Sc ocean Ell ei acto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28

.ss Els Ia eseusIa RIGA fuen,e
De prudencla y de saker.
Donde el hombfe pueds vcr
Cuando deja De ser epie.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-28
aENsIALE D%EFuNoIoN.

RIpAeIo MARITIME
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-14
TIE PUBLIC BUILDING.

Let us hope that Gov Bones belief that it will be possible to secure additional authorization of $3OOOOO for capitol building at Juneau may be realized While building costing $2O0,000 would be better than building, unless it were built in such way would permit of additions to it later as needed, it would in very short time be wholly inadequate to the Federal and Territorial de hands at this place. And, if get the $50O,OO0 building, it should be planned with the Territorial needs particularly in view. Ample provision should be made for increased membership in the Senate and House of Representatives They about half the size of those of Hawaii with her 5000 square miles of area. This should be done for, some day in the not great distant future, Juneau will have to have buildings to the purpose proposed for this We have Territorial Capitol and in ad- dition to that a public building to accommodate the Post Office, Federal Courts, Customs Service and other purely Federal offices We hope further, that in ad- dition these buildings, which properly objects Federal expenditures shall one of these days have County house to be the seat of County government be established when Alaska shall have been granted the full Territorial form of government to which she is of right entitled.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-14
The Unemployment Problem.
Seattle Times. )

Seattle Times)
 Employment for the 5,735,000 persons in the country now out of work will be sought at con- industrial and labor leaders, to be held at Washington by the Presidents invitation next month
 There would be grave problem of unemploy- ment in the United States today had Congress pre- pared in advance with these recurring eco- homie phenomena by projecting great public enter prises in flush" times and undertaking them at pe- riods when labor and material costs were low.
 The great drawback to arrangements of this na- been the lack of restrictive immigration laws Expressions almost invariably have been worldwide Had the United States launched great reclamation projects in previous dull years, foreign labor would have focked to the country in record volume, thus nullifying the Governments chief purpose.
 There is not the slightest doubt that the immigra- tiOn restrictions in force will be continued. They may be slightly relaxed in some particulars in future years they unquestionably will be strengthened in other respects The day of unrestricted immigration the United States is past.
 Congress go forward with big, consruc- tixe plans to alleviate unemployment distress during periods depression in the knowledge that it's plans will not be frustrated by flood of aliens
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-14
Spirit of Mayo.
(DaWsOn NeWs.)

.st
 Everyone who comes from Mayo brings the same story-one of glowing promise for the prospects of the camp No pessimist has yet come out of Mayo. The fact argues volumes.
 Old Klondike will yield it's millions in gold for years and yet is the thing in Yukon population and production go Two-thirds of the whites of Yukon and in Dawson are on the god-producing creeks within fifty miles of Dawson and the placer gold production of the region annually runs into seven figures But at the same time the Mayo dis trct is giving every promise of becoming the big gest proposition ever developed not only in Yukon but in the entire Northland.
 It is little short of marvellous that rich ores have been found every corner and in nearly every part of Keno Hil which is less than five by eight miles, and that silver of attractive values and extent has been located many other hills in the district Were such camp in the heart of the United States or of the old provinces of Canada, the rush there such showings already made by the men Of the Mayo district would be tremendous.
 Mayo's pioneers are doing earnest work. They have had loyal support of the Dawson people. who have been the first and original grubstakers of the camp. The Mayo district now also has substantial large companies prospecting in it's midst The world knows energetic, and reliable mining con- than those already in that field It will be we'll for the individuals and others in the camp to give every reasonable encouragement to the opening of their properties by the large This spirit has been manifested in the distrct to date and the outlook ot the camp is thereby made all the more glowing The spirit of cooperation and progress pre- vails in the region.
 The Mayo country to all appearances has one of the richest mineral discovered. No other previous mineral area be pointed to today where the prospects extensive and generally prom ising The people of Mayo reflect general confidence in their properties. The region produced substan- tiay this year. and will yield more next, and it may be that before long Mayo will burst into the first rank Of world producers
 Already the eyes of the mining world riveted on the region. Traditional northern optimism pre- vails there todayand his coupled with possession of the extent of mineral wealth apparently in the try will mean era of prolonged prosperity.
 Mayo silver today is YukOn's white hope and the spirit of the people is such that they using their utmost endeavors to that hope into the realiza tion of the much desired permanent wealth. May every step bring them speedily the goal
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-14
If 1t Fits-

If 1t Fits-
 A woman wears tight shoes and then wonders why she suffers so from corns. It is almost as much of a mystery as why small boy suf' fers from stomachache after eating green apples.
 After looking at some of the things they have married we are convinced some women must have an awful ex- been willing to tie themselves to such jokes for life. A fool and his money do not have to go to Reno to secure their separa- tion.
 It's the running expenses that keep most of us on the run.
 After few years of married life most women are content to put aside their ideas of having a hero for a husband and be satisfied with having married pretty good meal ticket. A modern girls idea of being a more indigestible salad than anybody else.
 Most men feel they are lucky these days if they can at least save their faces.
 A man may be born to command, but every man marries to be com manded.
 Now and then a man wonders why. with all the sweet and pretty girls in the world. he picked out such a lemon, when everybody knows he grabbed her because she was the only one who would have him.
 Men love the ladies for themselves and not their clothes. If you do not believe it just remember they courted and married them and "fit and bled' for 'em back in the days of the long trains, hoop skirts and bustles."
 The trouble with some men is they are so crazy for publicity they fail to distinguish between cheap notori- ety and fame.
 When the engine begins hitting only on two cylinders a mans pro- fanity starts hitting on all six.
 A woman may be superstitious. but she would rather have a black cat cross her path than to have her hus band cross her
 If 1t were not for their tombstones
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-14
IRON RULE IN
 MEx|C0;MANY
 ARE EXECUTED
Reported Eighteen Die in Pueblo Without Trials
 -Banditry Rules.

MEXICO CITY, Mex, Sept. 14.- Chapters from the story of mediaeval times are being enacted in some of the States, if the stories coming here are true.
 It is asserted that eighteen per sens were executed without trial in Pueblo. The chief of police of that city, Arturo Camarillo, is under in- vestigation. It is asserted that this official has ruled with a high hand assuming power of life and death over certain element
 All of the men executed, it is said, were criminals, or persons whom the police believed to be criminals. But their summary fate has caused the circulation of other stories of Car like methods, which forced the pres ent inquiry.
 From Chihuahua comes a story that the Governor, General Ignacio c. Enroquez, has used something similar to the lettre de cachet to take into custody Alfonso Gomez Luna, a lawyer of some distinction Jose Gomez Luna, brother of the lawyer, asserts that it was a secret arrest. due to the lawyers defense of Francisco Madral, editor of La Fri buna, an obscure publication in Chi huahua, which found fault with the Governor. As the Gomez Luna fam fly has influential connections here great stir is being made.
 The charges, that Governor Enri- quez has acted despotically surprised the capital. He is looked upon as the most enlightened and progressive Governor in Mexico. He is a grad uate in engineering of the Univer. sity of Illinois and has been a leader in reform movements, including pro- hibition. The improvements he has made in Chihuahua, the extension of the school system and the general good order he has maintained have caused many to look upon him as a model for other Governors.
 Not long ago it was proposed that Governor Enriquez lecture in the United States in the belief that he would be a convincing example o1 the soundness and strength of the new men now ruling Mexico