davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23
Ribbons

Hair bows in stripes and fancy patterns, regular 39c
quality Dollar Days yards for St.OO
Plaid and dark MORE with coored border regular soc
value, Dollar Day. ID yard (Sash length) for siOO
Fancy Moires and PLAIN values to si.25, Dollar Day
yards for $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23
Art Department

Embroidery Packages, values to $3.50. Dollar Day
$500.
Turkish Towels stamped to embroider si.75 values,
Dollar Day-St00
Childrens Aprons stamped to embroder pink and blue
- for $500.
San Silk Thread, red and blue box of - bas-si.oo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23
Bath Robe and Felt
Slipper Sets

Genuine Beacon Blanket Robes in various colorS and
Patterns and pair of the famous Daniel Green house Slip
perS. Dollar Day-S6.95 set.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

know where to get the money even
IL you would let me take you"
Her lips and chin quivered again.
Haven't you any money!"
| He shook his head and then turned
| AS his head was averted the cx-
preston of her face began to soften,
| She arose and left the room. He
| thought their moment of eNplana-
| ton had come and gone.
She returned presently and out of
his despair he made another rally
which he thought must be the last
! he could attempt.
| "Mollie," he said, please, dear.
! won't you let me try to take you to
the Blue Ridge, where you can
forgive and we can forget"
She went to his side and rested
her hands on the back of his chair
Poor Don" she said, and he was
almost stupefed by the tenderness
in her tone. You really have been
thinking of me and doing all these
things for me and suffering for me
and. you poor boy. you're in
She put one hand lightly on his
hair. He did not dare to move or
speak. She continued to speak,
slowly at first, but with increasing
emotion.
'Mr. Roscoe told me you had lost
your position. He said it was
shameful and he was ashamed. and
IL you would take it again it would
hn 4
Don. l thought you didn't care. I
thought you had made me some
cheap thing that men would joke
about in a soloon and had shamed
me before everybody. I couldn't
stand it. / had lost everything. I
had lost you. l had lost your pro-
lection. You had exposed me. But
you do care, Don. You have suffered
as much as | have. You have lost
everything for me and done every
thing for me. You might have left
me, Don, if you hadn't cared. You
do care, you do care. Don, I'm hap
py again.
She suddenly put both arms about
his neck and pressed her cheek
tightly against his. The cheek
which pressed his was wet He
twisted around suddenly in his chair
to put his arms around her and
drew her into his embrace.
"Mollie," he cried. "Mollie.
you'll 80 to the Blue Ridge. I'll get
the money"
THE Blue Ridge is right here
now" she said in tone subdued by
emotion. wen stay here and work
Wen work and be happy because l
haven't lost you. | don't care for
anything else
His emergence from misery was SO
sudden he was inarticulate.
He felt ther hand placing some
thing within his palm.
'"There is the money for our fresh
start" she said.
He looked down wonderingly, rails |
ing his head to look beyond her head |
which rested on his shoulder. In his |
hand was sparkling the diamond |
ring.
Copyright, 1921. by Clifford Raymor d. |
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
NEXT SUNDAY
The Imperial Machine
By F. BRITTEN AUSTIN.
krug Park Plans Giving
Big Baby Show FRIDAY

A baby show will be staged in the
Krug park ballroom on Friday
night, August 5. in which babies
from 8 to 5 may be entered by ;.'oth-
crs. Prizes will be given the pref
test babies. The feature of the eve
ming will be the giving OF "an or
phan for adoption
On Sunday a seasons swimming
pass will be given to some lucky
bath key number, and also 40 sea
swing rides, at o'clock. Gold pieces
will be awarded at 5 o'clock to the
largest family in the park,
The coming weeks picnics and
outings are:
Monday-School outing al day,
and Omaha printing firms, outing
and dance at night.
Tuesday-Evans Model Laund, Y
company. All Omaha electrical
firms.
Wednesday-1he last OF the Pa
rochal school outings. World-Her-
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
Fools Paradise

Cecil B. DeMillc, after a brief
business trip to New York, has re-
turrned to the Lasky studio i'll Cali
fornia to proceed with the cutting
and assembling of his recently cont
pleted production Fools Paradise
The picture was suggested by The
LaurclS and The Lady" by Leonard
Merrick, and the photoplay is the
work OF Bculah Marie Dix ard Sada
CoWan.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

perforlSancc which was consummate.
too corSummate. First-raters could
not be turned to the precisions
which governed the presence Of
these actors on the stage OF the
Comedie Franchise. There was a
geometry OF relative positions of
actors and furniture as exact as a
proposition of Euclid. This was en-
joyablc after some OF the scramble
and collisions of our American act
or folk i'll competition fer stage
center. 1t was enjoyable until the
busy, though graceful, movements
from chair to chair and from sofa
to desk began to resemble minuet.
The audience recognizes the
Coincide Francaise performances
for the mere displays of virtuosity
that they are. 1t frets and applauds
Ike an opera audience. The play,
indeed, is done like an opera. Every
scene is like an aria, with prcpara-
ton, climax and final cadence.
The usual mistake is to enter the
doors OF the Comedie with hands
revcrcntly folded over stomach and
downcast eyes, as if the visit were
a pilgrims to Mecca. Then it is
place OF amusement, not prayer.
The truth of the matter is that it is
not at all first rate. but it was a
bright inspiration of the French
mind that engendercd national
theater, where innumerable bits OF
technical thought are mortared to-
gcthcr into a perfect temple to the
immortal, necessary, blessed second
rate
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
Temple to the
Blessed, Necessary
Second Rate Art
By JAMES WHITAKER.

nARIS, July 80. - The Comedie
Francaise, the Opera, the
Opera Comiquc, the Louvre,
the Lumeburg museum and halt
hundred more OF these French insti-
tutcs in which you may relish the
embalmed flavor of the great past,
give their greatest service, not in the
conservation Of the first rated-that
like good wine, couserves itself-but
in the perpetuation OF the good sec
ond rate.
Ii there were no Louvre the
Venus de Milo could have found
sno,ne, nthne. 1t is the things
which just miss being masterpieces
which need homes for ageing art.
Ii we had a Coincide Americaine in
New York, or make it Washing
ton, drama center, if you care to
quarrel about the location-our best
plays could have a slower and more
respectable decline than the usual
second season plunge straight from
last night in Providence, r. l.,
to Gains storehousc.
mere Would DC Sollttllll'S ~ up
with Romance on the distant day
when Doris keane shall have done
with it. Some of August Thomas,
lit of Clare Hummer, two OF the
Theater Guilds plays of this year,
and short-lived "Dcburau,' to men
tion few plays and playwrights that
may still be remembered, could be
kept, like real books, for future re-
reading.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

Floyd Rathburn heads the cast
who are to present as the stellar
act of the new show opening at the
Empress today. an offering de-
scribed as "Syncopated Feet" Soft
shoe, hard shoe, jazz and eccentric
dances in solos, trios and quartets
are exhibited in addition to many
new, graceful and intricate move
ments. An introduction of singing,
dancing and music is to be presented
by Johnny and Wise, who possess
youth, ability and personality. Sem
sational gymnatic feats are to be ex-
hibited by Frazer and Peck, who
perform a major portion of their ex-
hibition with the assistance OF the
trampolinc. Completing the vaude-
vile program are duo OF black
face comedians, Leonard and Far
nell, whose elucidation of line of
patter is conceded to be one of the
real comedy screams of vaudeville.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

.
1t was a good sccond-rate play
that was billed at the Comedie Fran
caise the night of my first visit there
this summer. "The Duel' is the best
work Of Henri Lavedan, member oI
the Forty lmmortals, until he died
after all and an honest workman.
1t is the supreme effort of man
who had 10 genius. The night was
also the occasion of the return of a
prodigal son to the fo,d OF the COM
cdie Francaise actors. This LIE
Bargy, as excellent a second-ratcr
as the Lavedan play, had once vio-
lated some sacred trust of the aus
tere dramatic faiths Cf the Coincide.
| gathered that his sin had been to
play for some real money in a
theater. oh! shame! on the Boule-
wards, which are Paris Broadway.
He had been eNiled for IS years.
Now he had made appropriate and
due genuhexion and confession OF
sin. He was welcomed thunder
ously.
Bear in mind that he was no more
than a good second-ratcr and you
have, in the tears and shouts OF his
welcome, a simple demonstration of
the spirit of the Freuchman with his
institutions. 1t is a capacity Tor en-
Joyment of art so generous, that. far
from spent in the building of cathc-
drals to the great gods, it further
spends itself in the erection of altars
to the lesser gods.
The subject of the play was old
fashioned Not very long ago it
was fcveriShly new, and all Paris
seethed because LaVcdan had put a
priest on the stage and proved him
a man.
The priest fought his brother. a
doctor and an atheist, for woman.
The priest wanted her soul. the doc
tor her body. The priest and all the
array OF moral sentiment won, but
1t WAS once a very daring departure,
this putting the will of the church
into a tight place end making it
fight.
But in the 20 years which have
casscd since the writing OF &c
DUEL theology has quieted down
tremendously. 1t moved me not a
bit to see the Duchcsse de Chailles
hesitate between the chambers of
the doctor and the confessional of
his Brother.
One wonders why thc second-rat-
ers choose pcrishable subjects. Per
haps it is part of their second rate
ness. Brieuse seizing or disease, too
short-sghtcd to perceive that the
Rockefeller institute will surely
medicate his pleas out of existence.
The interest in Lavcdan's subject
was thin. The main interest was the
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

aid carriers, Scott Omaha Tent and
Awning, Western Paper company.
Thursday--Coal dealers, wholesale
and retail
Friday-School outing, insurance
men. Baby night"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-24
PROAL HARA UN
VUELO MANANA
HASTA ACAPULCO
Serd Ell Duelo mas importante
de los que Sc han hecho
,hasta el presente

ycleGTdma Especial para la PRENSA
CICDAD DE MEXICO, enero 23.-
FL ayiador mexicano Fernando Proal
esta preparando un vuelo de esta ca
pital al puerto dc Acapulco, Estado de
Guerrero. Dicho vuelo 10 emprendera
Proal el martes en- Ia maaana, Y con-
fla en- arribar q II costa del Paclflco
en- cl inismo dia, a hora temprana.
Sera este G, vuelo mas importante
Que realize cl aviador mexicano que ha
logrado ir con todo exito de esta capi-
tai al puerto de FeracruZ Y de ALL al de
Tamp;co, hacer un vuelo de este OIL
timo puerto esta capital en- cinco
horas: con escala en- la ciudad de San
Luis Potosf.
Con este vuelo q Acapulco, Sc reali-
cara el proyecto de que hablo. LA
PRENSA primero que otro peTlodlco,
de que los aviadores mexicanos fue-
ran q Ia costa del Pacffico de Ia mis-
ma rnanera que habian lido Ia costa
del Golfo, estableciendo asf un record
necesario. antes de que fueran reali-
carlo aviadores eXtranjeros.
FL cobierno ha resueito invertir una
fuerte suma de dinero, er'la reconstruc
ci6n del muelle del puerto de Acapul-
CO. pues tai reconstruction Sc esta ha-
ciendo verda 6eramente necesaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-24
CUARENTENA CON
GUATEMALA POR
FL VOMlTO
Ell Gobierro de Mexico enUia
a la uecina Republica
amDolIetas de suero

Telegrcnc Esp.cia. para IA PEENSA'
CICDAD DE MEXICO, enero 23.-
e. Gobierno ha decretado ana cuaren-
tena esrricta contra Guatemala, por
haberse recibido noticias oficiaies, con-
firnadas por ell Consejo de Salubridad,
de que e. la vecina republica del sur
Sc ha dec!arado Ia epidernia del v0mi-
10 negro.
Al rnisno tempo que Sc decreta Ia
cuarentena. el gobierno dispone que Sc
presto ayuda al gobierno guatemate-
CO para combatir el NAL. y Al efecto
Sc resolvi6 el envio de quinientaS am
polletas noEuhchi. remesa que Sc hizo
r-or coHducto de Ia Jegaci6n de Mexico
en- Ia capital de Guatemala
Por otra parte. por acuerdo del Ele-
cutiyo Sc ha establecido una comision
que Sc encargue de! estudio del v6mi-
to. habiendo quedado dicha comision
a cargo del doctor Teodoro Lister, del
Institute Rockefeller.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-24
.l]N lMPUESTO FIJO
Sc DECRETARA
AL PETROLEO
La Secretaria de Hacienda
hdse resuelfo al fin por
csc siStema

felcarcra Especial pare LA PRENSA"
CICDAD DE MENICO, enero %
In Secretaria de Hacienda ha resGelto
al fin que los impuestos sobre expor-
taci6n de petr6leo sc cobren los ex-
plotadores de los pozos- -petroleros Y Sc
haga efectivo conforme un ripo fiJo-
Tres proyectos de ley hablan sido So
netidcs a. Ia consideration de Ia Sc
cretarfa de Hacienda por las comisio-
mes encargadas de formularlos, siendo
los referidos proyectos: cobrar en- es-
pccie: cobrar a tipo fijo; cobrar
raz6n de un tanto por ciento sobre Ia
exp Jrtacion anual.
La Secretaria de Hacienda ha entire
gado ese proyecto del tipo flo a los
petroleros. para que 10 estudien y vean
que es ell mas conveniente para los in
tereses en- juego tanto del gooierno
como los de las companies.
La misma Secretarii. de Hacienda
ha declarado que Sc protegerA II in
dustria .azucarera nacional, condi-
ci6n de que cl precio de los productos
del pals no Sc realicen n publico a
mayor precio del de treinta y cinco
centavos e. kilo..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-24
Conpro un hotel en- Laredo,
Tex. la esposa del Gral.
Pablo Gonzalez

Tete5rama Especial parG LID PRENSA"
LAREDO, Texas, enero 23.-E! Ho-
tel Bender, cl mejor cstaolccinientc
de su lndole en- esta ciudad, fue com
pIado por Ia esposa iel eN-Genera
Pablo Gonzalez, IL sonora Carinta MI
ller de Gonzalez. en- la suma de S9ooa@
La oDcraciCn Sc cerr6 aver, habien-
do cn;rcgado Ia mencionada senera
dicha suma nj senor y. NJ. Bruni, pro-
pietario dcl establecimientc. FL hotel
es un ed;ficio de tres pisos que Sc ha-
la ubicado en- "a calle de Matamo-
ros, . una cuadra al poniente del cdi-
ficio federal.
Esta operaci6n es ia sesInda inver-
sion rcaliZa5a er esta ciudad, en- el
curse del presente mes, por Ia fanilia
del ex-generaI carrancista La pri-
r,era fue la comrra de UT iote de fin
cas en- el distrito co5nercial dc II ciu-
dad, por el cual Sc paSd Ia sunln dc
$4,000. La sefiora Miller lie Coma
leg inmedia tamente despuGs dc firTnar
IL escritura de trespaso del Hotel, Sc
hizo cargo del negocio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-24
LA CORTE VA A
FALLAR CONTRA
LA PEDAD, 5. A.
Los eIementos catolicos 81
preparan para gestionar
un nueDo fallo

Tclegrama Especial para LA PRENSA."
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, enero 23.-
Esperase fundadamente que la Supre-
ma Corte de Justicia de Ia Nacion ia
lie en- el case de Ia sociedad an6nima
de La Piedad," de Puebla, cuyas pro-
piedades quiere nacionalizar .el Gobier-
no, iniciativa del general Salvador
Alvarado, que fuera Secretario de Ha-
cienda.
En- vista de que Sc tienen va infor-
mes de que el fallo de Ia Suprema Cor
te va ser favorable a Ia Macdonald
zaci6n de los intereses de dicha en-
presa poblana, los elementos catolicos
de esa ciudad y los de esta capital, Sc
preparan hacer gestones activas a
fin de que no Sc acepte como definid-
vo ell faIlo referido, pues que ira contra
los intereses privados de gran nomero
de personals del Estado de Pueb!a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-24
REALIZzBA LOS VOTOS
Fue aprehendido ua cctl0o
propagandista de luc'aas
eiectoraIes

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. enero a.
A. S, Medina, ccaocido p-oragandista
electoral V ex-Tcsorcro Municipal. fue
aprehendido en- virtud de una acusa-
cion que presentara en- su contra ei
Gobernador Castanecla, del t.sta6o de
Mexico, acusaci6n basada ell Ia ofer-
Ia que le hiciera Medina, de disciseis
mil votos electorales de Tarias Gre
denciales falsificadas. La. oteria la
hizo Medina por IL calhidad de dos
mil pesos, que pretendfa que le fus-
ran pagados por el gobernador Casta-
media.
Sc dice que Medina, iIrtamente con
otros dos individuos a quienes no ha
aprehendido "a polica. tenfa estableci-
do un negocio formal de chanchnllcs,
negocio que no se Tmitaea a Ia capital
Y al Distrito Federal, sino que Sc ex-
tendia los Estados vecirias
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-24
El Cabinete acordo cue Sc
restablezca el sistema
bancario de emission .

Ts,egycnc Especial pGra IA PRENSA'
c. DE MEXICO, enero 20
F, Conseto de Minister'S eiectuado
aver en- Palacio Nacional sc ira
n ampEannentc acerca lie Ia cues
ton bancariai habiGndose pneslo
do a,cuerdo todos los Ainistros ) e!
prcsidente. sobrc Ia neccsidad dc
restableccr en- el pals. Ia mayer
brevedad possible, el sistena Dan :
carlo de emission, como mcdida ne
cesaria Indispensable para 'mpui-
sar los negocios todos en- Ia Repu-
blica.
In rcsoluci6n adoptoda poT ei
conscio susodicho, fue la de roSo!-
Yer en- cor1o plazo el nroniH'ha
bancario. y este Sc coasidera va
fac,ible. desde el momento eE lne'
nor priu,er1l vez. hay unidod de cri-
tn-io en- ell Gabinete acerca de ese
asunto que ma sido IAN di%ciu-
co desde el tempo de Carranz".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-24
Sc ouEJAN LOS PETRoLEROS
CONTRA LA SECRETARlA.
DE INDUSTRIAL

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Enero ca
Los pesroleros Sc quejan amarganente
de las obstrucciones con que t-opiezan
por parte del Departamento respective
de Ia Secretaria de Industria y algu-
mas compaatas han dec!arado que van
a. proceder 4 Ia perforacion Gle pozos
sin Ell perrniso correspondence re-
ssgnandose a pagar las multas a que
haya lugar. va que tai cpsa les causa-
ra menor perjuicio que los rerardos a
Que da lusar Ia consecuci6n de dichos
permisoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-24
AUN QUEDA Una
Sc SALVE
IS 9 S
Hoy es eI dia fijado para
la ejecucioon de los dos
,compatriotas
De NEGRI EN- Sing Sing
La Union Benefica envio
la Ultima peticion al
Gobnor. Miller

r.,sc,er,a Esperic, ,arc La PREtSA"
NUEVA YORK. cneru 2S--JuiIus
Mori,zen escribi6 un arttculo que Tue
publicado hoy en- h ''Trlnunc. en-
Que dice que el analisis psiQulco- IL
ouironlancia Y 10 frenoloS!1 Sc nan
conbinado para Salvarles Ia vida los
n,eNicanos Sanchez Y Garcia que "a
Condesa de OWES Y otras personals
Que Sc dedican = aplicar eStoS proce-
dirnicntoS para deducir Ia unanera de
ser de las gertes, los han visit2do en-
Ia prisi6n de Sing Sing prerio es-
tudio detenido de los sentenciados
han llegado q Ia conclusion dc que
Sanchez eS inocente y Garcia mental
mente irresponsible y que no dehertan
ser electrocutados.
Agrega que eI goberpador Miller no
ha dado alR q conocer su decision Il
nal en- el case de estoS hombres, que
Sc cree que 81 no race NADIA anteS
del dfa de manana. Scran electrocuta-
dos en- II curse de n senlana.
La Union Ben2fica, asociaci6a for
mada por IN gran n}lmeTo de eSnaAo-
les de hiSpanO-americanoS QUe re-
sidsn en- esta ciudad, le enviaron hoy
una nueva petici6n a. Sooernadcr MI
Her. implorando su rerdtn para los
sentenciados, pero hay poc.is cspe-
ranzas de que pu"dan salSarse sus
yidaS.
El consul dc Nesri sah5 para Sing
Sing para visitar por Ultima veZ los
sentenc!ados. En- case &c que 10 Sc
les conceda Ell perd6n, reg-eSarl eSt2
miSma noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-24
EL GOBNOR. DE ARIZONA
Firmo un memorial en- el que
Sc encarece el reconoci-
miento del Go5ierno
de Mexico

PHOENlN. Ariz. cnero 23.-El Co
berna6or del EStado, Mr.. Thomas +.
Campbell. firm6 aver I'm memorial
que el Senedor de Arizona aprobo. en-
ell ouc Sc cncarccc el rcconoci-liento
nor los Estados Unidos, Gel Gobier-
no de Mexico. AIN cuando Ia fir,na
del Goberna6or no ora aecesaria en-
cl memorial. el f,ucionario eEpres5
que deseaban tan sinceraniente el re-
conocirniento del gobierno meNlcs no.
que aprovechab& II oportlnidad que
Sc le prescataha lie ezpres2r su apr'o-
baci6u dol memorial per medic de su
firna. Otro memorial serncjantc ha
siGo aprobado por Ia Camara dc Di-
putadcs del Estado. pero ain no sc le
presenta al Gobernador para su fir
ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-24
HIGINIO AGUILAR Sc
HA LEVANTADO
EN- ARMAS
Sc notan sintomas de intraIl-
quilidad en- Veracruz,
Oaxaca y Morelos
Ell GOBIERN0 CONFIA
En- que podra sofocar todos
los movimientos rebeldes
que Sc organizer
Ell. GOBIERNO CONFIA

Tele5ra-na Espccial para IA PRENSA"
NUEVA YORK, enero 23.-Ceorgt
Hyde envio de Ia ciudad de Mexico VI
despacho 4 Ia Tribune" en- que dice
que Ia Secrctaria de Guerra tiene con-
fianza en- que Ia nueva revolucion qut
Sc dice esla preparando el Genera
Aguilar en- territorio de Guatemala
sera sofocada rapidamente per cl Co
bierno, aunque Sc tene que aiguno,
de los oficiales del ejercito, que haI
sido dados de baja recientemcate, 81
unan a ella
Tambien Sc han recibido noticia
de revoluciones de menor Importance
que han estallado en- Chihuahua, Goa.
hula Durango, Y Sc dice que las Pc
quenas partidas que Sc han lanzadt
nj campo de In revuelta en- los Esta,
dos del Norte estan hacienda efuer.
zos para consclidarse antes de que 81
gobierno sea capaz de concentrar en-
esa region. un grnn n1pero de fuer-
ZaS.
Tambien informa Hyde que reir.a
cierta intranquilidad en- los Estados
de Veracruz, Oaxaca Y Pucbla y que
Higinio Aguilar, que Sc rindi5 al nue-
vo gobierno. Sc ha lanZado nuevamen-
te q Ia revolucion, segnn Sc dice.
Sin embargo. Hyde considera como
una buena sefal que en- sodos los ca
SOS el gobierno de Obreg6n ba obra-
do con inusitada rapidez y tacto y
que las fuerzas del sobierno apenas
Sc han empleado no obstante que Ia
concentration de fuerzas se ma lleva-
do a cabo en- corto tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-24
TURNER HA CAMBIADO
Ahora dice cue dio muerte
a Rongel porque este
10 ataco primero

Te:corc,nc Especial para "LA PRENSA"
CIUnAD DE MENlCO. enero ?3-
l,l cmdadarn nortc-americano Tur-
ncr. responsible dc l2 Hnue-te de. pc
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