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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
FreCkleS Mar
Your Beauty

Without freckles your complexion
would be improved 100 per cent
"Derwillo obliterates freckles which
have already appeared and prevent
others from coming out" says that
famous beauty specialist, Mae Edna
Wilder She recommends derwillo. y
simple toilet preparation. which shoul1
he applied night and morning. Get 4
bottle Of derwillo today before you for.
get it and watch the freckles fade away
1t is sold under moneyback guaran,
tee at the toilet counters of all mp to-
date drug or department stores in this
city. Ringer and City Drug stores. -
ADV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26

Chicago-Charging that Valparaiso
University. at Valparaiso, Ind. is q
hotbed Of bolshevism, communism and
other cults. Daniel Russell Hodgdon
president, sent his resignation 10 the
board OF trustees. 10 take effect al
once. President Hodgdon said he be,
lieved the principal fault OF the mod
ern college and university was tha;
OF bolsheviki propaganda.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
FLOODS SUSPEND TRAIN
SERVICE IN EAST TEXAS

Dallas. Texas. Aprii 26.--Floods fol.
lowing heavy rains were reported today
in sections of east Texas, suspending
some railway traffic and possibly dam
aging farms, truck and fruit lands. Tex
as and Pacific locomotives marooned
in the round houses at Marshall. were
dragged out with cables. A locomotive
overturned at Jefferson and another Is
reported marooned at Mineola
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
ATTENTION, LEGION MEN!
FALL IN; AVOID GUARD HOUSE

Shake a leg. you legionnaires! Fall
in and forward march TO the Con-
ventiOn Hall tonight for fatigue duty.
Commander q. w. King of the
George X. Anderson post OF the
American Legion has issued a call
for all the members Of the organi-
cation TO be- present at the hall to-
night for the purpose Of aiding in
decorating and performing other du-
ties required in getting the auditor
ium prepared for the military carni-
val commencing Thursday night, Ap-
ril 98.
More than 2j members were pres
ent to assist last night. Commander
King earnestly requests the presence
OF all who can attend tonight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
SOUTH OFFSET TO HUDSON.
GlI-LiNl.C0LlNE ARE ON
TOP OF GAS SAM

Colinc. Cooner-C Cheek on the $. West.
heimer farm, in the northwest oi the
northwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter OF section 90. 4s.2w, reached the
top OF the sand last night at a depth o.
s26I feet and has good showing Of
gas. Casing is being run. and the we'll
may BE- drilled In tonight or tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
TANK WAGON GASOLINE AND
KEROSENE CUT THREE CENTS
IN NORTH. CENTRAL STATES

Reports received here this morn
ing were TO the effect that the
Standard Oil Company OF Indiana
of tank wagon gasoline and kero-
sene Of three cents per gallon. ef-
fective today. This cut applies TO
territory covered by the north
central states.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
On Top of Sand

Ketch and King in section 36, ln-sw
in the Cant field near Duncan have
set the s-inch pipe on top of sand
ut 20l9 feet and will drill into the sand
about next Sunday or Monday Mr..
ketch's partner in this we'll is John Z.
King a financier Of New York who
was at one time Republican national
committeeman from the state Of Con-
necticut.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26

a Hamon estate well in section 2S,
ls-5w in the Velma district is being
abandoned ut a depth of about 900 feet.
II was supposed 10 have been con-
demned by the Lone Star Gas Com
pany in the same vicinity which well
was drilled 10 1850 feet without having
reached sand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
WALLACE AND COOGAN Dig
CASSER PRODUCING OIL

wallace and Coogan No. 2. ON the
rnrkson farm, In section 20. is-sw,
which reached the top OF so,o0o.ooO
cubic foot gaa sand at depth OF 2s55
J feet. is now producing besides the great
sas flow 100 barrels Of oil daily. on
account Of the heavy gas pressure
6oeper drilling cannot be done at the
|nsent time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
Trying to Shut Out Water

Ketch & King in section 80, 1n.Sw in
the Duncan district in their well No.
drilled below the oil sand and went into
water and It Is barely possible that the
well has been ruined. However, the
well has been plugged back and ce-
mented to shut out water. The opera
tions give some promise Of success.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
RocI,land Has Good wen In Fox

Rockland oil Company No. I on the
Sarasota fee In section o.. 2s5w in the
Fox area has been drilled to total
dsp,h of 22Go feet. The DIN pene-
trrr, the pay sand a dep,h of ss feet
and stopped In the pay. The production
u better than 200 barrels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
Hamon Drilling in Montana

The Hamon estate in the Cat Creek
field near Winette Montana, has drilled
its first well in that area. The depth
is about 1900 feet it is .uaking u good
showing and gives promise Of being q
good producer when completed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
|Ol Mem Everywhere Be Our Guests at the "Story of
Petroleum" Exhibition Tomorrow! Princess Theatre
kETCH AND WALLACE NO. !
IN THE HEWITT FIELD Is
PRODUCING 500 BARRELS

Ketch & Wallace No I on the billiard
farm in section %. 4s-2w has been
drilled TO total depth of 2l40 feet.
The we'll has so feet of pay sand and
the production is good for little above
500 barrels. The well has been drilled
deeper than other wells in that portion
Of the field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
LIVE MERCHANTS
TO STAGE MANY.
STUNTS ON SECOND
NIGHT OF CARNIVAL.

"rhe progressive merchants of Ard.
more are showing their interest in the
American Legion and are preparing
to have a real show the second night
Of the Military Carnival Mrs. Mark
Kirkpatrick, chairman for the Mer
chants night stated today.
Just what the show or shows are
going TO be, no one will state, but
judging from the amount of activity
and the secrecy with which it is all
being conducted those who attend tho
carnival Friday night may expect
something exceptionally clever.
You know when the merchants
start anything they do not do IT by
half way measures" Mrs. Kirkpatrick
enthusiastically continued and | don
believe there is any question as TO our
night being the very best Of the three
nights performances"
Assisting Mrs. kirkpatrick are Mrs.
n, y. Foster, Mrs. Cecil Williams, Mr,
Charles Won Weise and Mrs. NJ. z.
Nichols.
Merchants who have not been called
upon and who Sesire to take part in the
show may call any Of these ladies' and
place will be provided for them.
The Merchants program will last on,
hour. Those who will take part and
who nave signed up thus far are:
Colley and Phillips.
Mar Shea Millinery.
Sneed Furniture Company.
Frayne Chic Hat Shop.
Phonograph Shop, Inc.
T.. II. Luke.
Don A. Cochran. Inc.
AL Rosenthal.
Bass Furniture Company.
Little Grey Shop.
Searcy's.
Ardmore Pharmacy.
Ardmore Book and News Com.
pany
j. w. Kruger Shoe Shop
Westheimer and Daube.
Norris Grocery Company.
Henry Baum.
Daisy Gray.
HerdBailey Hardware Company.
Whiteman and Simpson.
Cold Storage Grocery and Meat
Market.
A. r. Rawlins Furniture Store.
j. T.. Hamilton Shoe Company.
G. w. Ritter and Son
Bomar Drug Company.
Ardmore Statesman.
j. c. Penny.
Mort Woods Primrose Dairy.
Sessions Company.
]. w. Davis Meat Market.
Help Yourself Grocery.
stephens Gift Shop
Thompson and Wilkinson.
S1uires Electric Company.
Cook Paint and Varnish Shop.
WilliI,ns and Poe.
Consumers Light an1 Power
Company.
Ardmoreite Publishing Company.
J. $. Buchanon Tailor Shop.
W. Y. Burnltt Poster Advertis-
ing.
II. l.. Crockett Grocery.
CocaCola Bottling Company.
Peter Paul Candy Shop.
Excelsior Laundry.
Cooks Laundry.
Frame Drug Company.
solomon Bakery.
Ardmore-Akron Tire and Rub
Der, Company.
Hardy Sanitarium.
Marinello Beauty Parlor.
That these merchants will put ON thu
cleverest stunts during the entire car
nival Is the opinion OF the COMMITTEES
OF women who have charge for that
night.
The carnival opens Thursday nigh,
with an Americanization program un-
Ger the auspices OF the local post OF the
American Legion. Saturday night Is
Vaudeville Night" with Mrs. velie c.
Suggs in charge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26

Chicago-Reduction of three cents u
gallon in prices OF both gasoline and
Kerosene was announced here by the
Standard Oil Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26

Ketch K Wallace will build a rig
on the south 10 acres Of the Dillard
farm in section 22 4s-2w and this well
will be drilled to the same sand that
has been reached In we'll No. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
Section 10

Carter Oh Company No. /. on the
Dnlard farm. in section 10, 4s-ew. Is
drilling ut 1920 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
Southeast of Hewitt

Garter oil Company on the Ramsey
laim, in section {, 5s-lw, IL drilling
81 25S0 feet,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26

Use A:dmoreite Want Ads 'or sure
results
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26
WITH THE OIL MEN

ID. A. Shaner, superintendent of the
Carter properties in the local fields,
is in this city on u business visit
+. A. DeMules, of Tulsa and George
A. Ramsey, of Muskogee, both promi-
nent members of the Oklahoma bar. are
In this city transactng legal business
during the federal court session. Mr..
Ramsey was the first Republican who
served as a judge in the state supreme
court since statehood was adopted. He
served about five months and resigned
in August. 1920, to continue his pri-
yate practice OF law. Mr. Ramsey was
| appointed by Democratic administra-
ton.
+. L. Lane, member OF the firm Of
the Hudson Drilling Company. has
returned from Ada where he had been
for the past two days. Mr.. Lane states
that the great excitement at Ada has
abated since last Saturday. He says
that prices for acreage. which he still
regards as wildcat. are "sky.high,' and
that acreage will not be any higher if
the Carter-Nance.LaS well Is a
| gusher, than il is at the present time.
r. n. Preuit, member OF the firm Of
Preuit and McCrory. local lease brok-
ers, left for Shreveport, La. today. for
the purpose of making arrangements
for the drilling Of Il rank wildcat on u
block Of $500 acres which his firm,
Byron Nichols. and Louisiana oil man
have secured. The location Of the well
will be 1S miles southeast Of Haynes
vile, and II miles from Homer Mr..
McCrory states that the test will be
for depth OF 5000 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-26

d. A. Shaner, superintendent of the
Carter properties in the local fields,
is in this city on u business visit.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-20
APOL|NAR DECLARA
POR QUE CONE ITO
EL CR|hEN
Dice que lie quito los ojos a su
victima, porque hay mu-
chos ciegos que no
reciben auxilio
DR.. Berry decIara que
Ia marihuana fue causa
de Ia IOCura

El DR.. Berry, Iuc por mas &c vein
;icinco amos ha estado observando de-
mentes en- los establecinientos pena-
les y particulares de la Ciuda1. sigue
obse-vando con detenimiento las
condiciones nenta,es de Clelnerte
Apolinar, eocerrando desde ell martes
en- Ia tarde en- Ia Carcel del Condado
como autor de la muerte del niiio de
catroee amos Teodoro Bernhardt, a
ouien le despedazo Ia cabeza pc
dradas le sace los ojos y los sesos.
Hasta aver, Ia opinion del citado
alienista no estaba inclinada supo-
ner complete el estado de 1ocura del
preso, mas bien cree que Sc trate de
un maniatico a conscuencia de Ia
costumbre de fumar marihuana- Juz-
ga dicho facultativo que el crimen
cometido por Apolinar ma sido Ell mas
brutal de cuantos se han registrado
sauf en- el ultimo cuario de siglo y
segdn sus presunciones es ei ejemplo
tipico del enviciado con Ia terrible
yerbl.
En- estas circunstancias el REQ puede
ser lIevado conparccer ante el Gran
Jurado. sin que previamente sea exa-
minado por una junta de medicos,
pues esta es question que debe deter
minar el propio gran jurado ST asf 10
considera convenience
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-20
DICE POR QUE CCMETfO
Ell CRiMEN

FL DR.. Berry ha declarado que en-
cuentra al REQ dcsde que 10 ha estado
viendo en- la prision, en- estado de iu-
cidez, hablando raciopalmente en- su
conversation lie ha referido por que
V como fue Ia muerte de la pequena
v!ctima- Reptile Apolinar una vez mas
que los muchachos eniodaron ei aqua
del manantial en- donde el estaba cal
mando su sed devoradora y dio muer-
te a uno de eilos porque su hecho ie
cause ira Despues dijo que lie habia
quitado los ojos al ca.daver porque
habfa visto en- la ciudad varios mexi-
canos ciegos que recorren las GALES
sin que las gentes que pasan su
lido los auxilie.
FL rnismo medico ha dicho que en-
otras ocasiones Apohnar Sc ha mani
festado frenetico, con todas las ca
racteristicas de un marihuano. Ell Tue
uno de los alienistas que 10 trato en-
1915 en- el Southwestern Insane Assy-
lum" y 10 dio de alta un ano mas tar
de cuando sus condolences mentales
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-20
Ia IDEA QUE LANzARA ESTE PERIODICO ia SDO Ell LAzO
DE- union DE TODOS Los ELEhENTOS QUE fORhAh La
GRAN COLONIA HEXICANA EN- ESTADOS UhlDOS
FL Consul General en- el Occidente convoca
a todos los Consules para que
contribuyan con sus obolos
UN CONSUL GENERAL QUE Sc UNE A LA CAMPANA
EN- PRO DE LAS ESCUELAS

PRESA recioio de
Eduardo uz
pobaci6n es del
gulen
s2-Dentro del narsen NO
PGblcaSenor lgnacio
San Antonio Texas.-AIuy eirnado senior hno amigo;
np@Sro
e. sesulda;
deoer
adelanto
de los senores Con-
eno excano pecves usdcciones veno0Se
esos casos
Azu para que
connaona de nerisoria oora que Sc
escueas el esendario
fondos que para ell eject"
conVenehe
PFNSA Antonio
~ n oner u dbe pubcarse en- Ell osao De
Las
de mi atenta ... - -. ,;o,a. -,e
decaInene recora
peFrno hacero oeSoe
m oniento Ia ncatva actiTa paFtcpa
oabe proposloSoS dc
Fuz t1rnnado) CONSUL
eocuente denhostra
relieve los buenos SEN
Francisco Ca que de una
realizaci6n del poyecto
General san Francisco a. conVoa
conpatrotas reacen coiS Sc pone Id al-NiN e
con cauroso APPLAUSE que su proce-
olsloo
ondan al uaameno que el personal con-
Como supo
Al patr5co uanamento del senor cuar
do
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-20
LOS HACENDADOS COMPRARAN
LAS TIERRAS PARA LOS EjIDOS|
Ell GOBIERNO DISPONE la
IMPRESSION DE TREINTA
MILLONES DE PESOS
EN- BONOS PARA
PAGO DE TIERRAS

Tsleoram1 ESPECIAL perc LA ShbNSA-
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, agosto IS
Los aSricultores del Estado de NeIl-
co han aportado los primeros Glen NIL
pesos de los cuatro nillones q SeSun
su ofrecimiento deberan reunr con q
obieto de conprar tierras para su re-
parto con el car4cter de ejidos evitar
de esta manera que 10 Comision Ma
cional Agraria le destruya sus hacien-
daS-
Ell gobierno Sc encargara de Ia adqul-
sici6n Y de Ia repartici6n de dichas
rierras, considerandose este proyecto
perfactamente viable, pues todos los
hacendados del Estado es,an contriou-
yendo para reunir 10 suma menciona-
da, que Sc espera quedara muy en-
breve cubierta en- su totaIldad.
FL Gobierno Federal ha ordanado Ia
impression de yeinte millones de pesos
en- bonos que Sc destinaran al pago
de terrenos expropiados. Aunque en
un principe Sc crey6 que con esta can
tidad Sc cubriria el total de dichas
expropiaciones, hase descubierto a
u!timaS fechas que esras han sido
encrmes en- todo el pals que los
veinte millones mencionados no basta
ran para cubrir su pago en- cuya vir-
tud Sc hara una nueva emission por
otros treinta millones de pesos, de-
bienGo redituar los bonos un cinco
DOR ciento de in.eces anual
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-20
|SE OUITARA A LOS AYUlNTAMlENTOS
IS TODA INGERENClA EN- LAS ELECCIONES
GOBERNAC10N PREP ARA
UN REGLANENTO PARA
"EVITAR LOS FRAUDES
ELECTORALES"
SEGUN DICE.
TeIsorama Espeeial pa-a "LA PRENSA-s

Tefsoram1 Espeeial pa-d "LA PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto 10
Una nueva Recommendation de la Ley
Electoral esta siendo preparada por Ia
Secretarfa de Gobernacion, con ei pro-
p6sito de guitar a los Ayuntaraientos
toda ingerencia en- las elecciones-
E,sta medida Sc pieEsa tomar alegan
do la Secretarfa de obernaci0n que ella
sera necesaria para "evitar los frau.
des electorales' que Sc han venido come
tiendo en- las elecc:ones locals mas
a1n en- las de funcionarios federales.
Al informar sobre los propositos que
piensa porer en- practica Ia Secreta-
ria de Gobernaci6n ha dicho que Ia re-
glamentaci6n que esta preparando ven
dra a simplificar el sistema electoral
no tan solo para dar mayores facilida-
des a los ciudadanos para que partci-
pen ell ell sufragio, sino para asegurar
la efectividad de este. evitando los frau
des que Sc han cometido impunemen-
te.
La Recommendation one Sc prepara Sc
ra sometida IA consideration del
Congreso en- el pr6ximo perfodo ordi-
mario dc sesiones y el goberno conffa
en- que sera aprobsdo, toda vez que
cuenta con Ia mayoria parlamentaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-20
MUY SOLEMNES HONRAS
FUNEBRES AL DOCTOR
MONTES DE OCA
Oficimd en- elias ell Arzobispo
Hayes, y las preadrd ell
Cmdenal Dougherty

Telcgrama Especial para LA PRENSA-'
NUEVA YORK, agosto 19.-El cada-
yer del obispo Monies de Oca fue en-
balsamado y colocado en- una sala de
Ia rectoria de la catedral de San Pa
tricio, don5e permaneccra hasta mana
ma. en- que telebraran los servicios f1-
nebres, a :as nueve, oficiando Ell arZo-
bispo de Nueva York. Hayes, asistido
por ell clero de la ciudad. Sc tiene como
seguro que vendra los funerales el
cardenal Daugherty.
Por Ia muerte del CARDINAL Gibbons e1
obispo Monies de Oca era decano de
todos los obispos del mundo.
Las honras frnebres que Sc preparan
seran muy solemnes. A elias asistiran
los miembros de la colonia mexicana-
asf como clcro de las colonias latino
americanas.
FL cadaver ha sido colocado en- un
ata1d y este dentro de una GAIA metali-
ca, que sera sellada mariana, despues
de las exequias, para ser conducido
Ia b6veda del Calvario, donde reposar4
tenlporalmente.
Sc han recibido muchos tefegramas
de los altos dignatarios de Ia Igiesia
Mexicana, asf como de Roma y de Es-
paiia.
Aun no Sc ha decidido cuando SO
.rasiadara ell cadaver a Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-20
FUE APROBADO ANOCHE
FL PROGRAMA De LAS
FIESTAS PATRIAS
Sc pedird al Presidente el en-
uio de una banda militar
para la celebration

Bajo la preside1cia del C6nnsul de
Mexico cn e.sta cIudad. senior +Angel Ca
sarin Jr., iuvo lugar anoche en- las
oficinas del Consulado, una Junta del
Comite Patri6tico, Ia que asistieron Ia
maycrfa de los delesados de Ias distin-
tas sociedades que existen en- Ia ciudad.
A las ccho media de IA noche Sc
abri6 Ia session. dando principle con el
informe a rindi6 Ia Comisi6n del Pro-
gra,na. n cual eNpuso los proycctos que
Sc tenian para los festejos de Septiem-
bre, acordaudose definitivamente algu-
nos nCmeros que daremos a conocer
tan luego como quedc ultimado e. pro-
grama en- sus memories detalles
En- seguida Sc paso 4 discutir Ia in
vitaci0n que pasaria el Comite Patri6-
tico a las autoridadsS Y corporaciones
del lugar para que enviaran sus re-
presentanteS a las fieStas. resolviendo-
Sc que serian invitadoS para ocupar un
puesto en- ell estrada Official en- las ce-
remoniaS q.e Sc verifiGuen los di&s j.,
16 y - de septiembre . fas siguicntss
agrupaciones: Beneficencla Mexicaua;
Pan-American Round Table; Mexican
Trade Bureau Camara de Concrete
Ge San Antonio.
Ademas. Sc girara atenta invitacioa
a las autor;dades Civiles Y militares
dc Ia cIudad para que asistan tambiSn
a las fiestas Y al Gobernador del ESta-
do dc Texas, Mr.. Pait II. Neff, de quie-
nes Sc espera aceptaran la inritaci6u.
Otro de los inportantes acuerdos que
torn6 anoche Ia aSamblea- fue 81 solici-
tar del Presidente ObreS6n el envio de
una una banda militar para que asista
Il los festejos, resolviendose que el Con-
sui de Mexico, con su caracter official
V como representative de nueStro pafs,
sea el que Sc dirija al Jefe del Ejecu-
two, elevando Ia petici6n del Ccmite
Cue espera tamt.iin yer en- eSto CORES
pnndidos sus dcscos.
Con 20 ,tn:e-ior Sc di6 por teYmirada
n sesitn las G,eZ Y media de "A no.
che. ci.andcsc para una nucya i1nta
que deber;t etectuarse el microbes
pr5x:mo y en- la Cual sc trataran toda-
via aisunos o<u,.toS relacionados cSa
el prograIia de festejos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-20

Tres dLas escascs hADI4n tssAnSca-
rldo-y ,odavl4 no p2SAoa De, toao Ia
impression die nos cstuS,iTa II prece-
.i.r de Ia E,nnay,,,.a MeXicau1 u;
Washington .ae u1EIa resuel.J adGe-
r.rse a. pro%ec-Y &c -sts t.Scue'@S 'e'
CeuLe:.ar.u'' IL: ''' =. i'ai.''t+S'
u.snu u. scr sc - i'r 'S4o me
A.ylnu.-cuando reCluIrnoS Una cs'TNa
del Cousulado General dc Mexico Ell
san Francisco California, en IL cu"''
como los .ecLores a4bra1 pod-do yer, e.
rspresenl.ute de Mexico pone toda su
yoluntad - Serviclo de eSta cauS>i
que no en- vano ha sldo ian12aa uN
uello gesto patrlotieo.
- para justificar sstoS oel!uS raS-
..os fucr. neceSsirio deer &iSo, hOso-
yros diriamos que IL raz6n esIa en-
(! entuslasmo con que toda n co4onia
ha sccundudO IL iulclctiva; porque ho
cabe dudar que en- el tondo Ge touo
csJo hay un gran entuSiaSIno; I'm en-
ruslasrno Que es immense. Al que
uiugno puede su-traerse pesto cue e''
4! palpita 81 esp'ritu dc Ia pa,rlA IA
que Sc honra desde Ia dIstancIa quo
dc ella nos separa.
E,rtuSias,no So udvierte por toG''s
partes: entusiaSmo hay en- el hogaT
humiIds &c nue>tros jorn2Ieros que
IN Ia soledai de los campoS S<anuilcsh
= !, patria consagrdDdcie el mas pN-
IN 4. todos sus ;liectos; entusiaSIne
hay en- el anlb!eute hcgareno de iAs
..randes c!udadcS dondc nuestros com
patriotas enrregaIos las mGlupieS
ocupac;ones oe IA vida teorii tainoAsn
d!snifIcan ! II p2tria poniendo III ser
vicio de ella 81 gran voluntad; y en-
rusiasrpo hay IN los altos clrcnioS,
oonde los representatives de l. n2-
ci6n en- el eNuanJero de5an que haSt2
elIos penetre 81 Sentlr general DE 10
colonia y acepren q principle que
movie = esas nAult!tudes para aSru-
parse en- iorno de L. misula oandera
cue simboiZa Ia aspiration mas no
Die de los tieEnpos preSenIes: - Aus-
TRACTION II d!gulcacion de nuestra
raza.
Y ese entusiasmo que = veces Sc
presenra revestido con 81 cascabeies.n-
re rnanto dc u sana algeria en- los
festeios que "a colonia orsaniza. Tlene
tanaien q veceS epvuslIo en- e. traJe
ssyero de los formu.lSmos oficlales, pc
70 uno orro essan diciendo de Inanera
elocuents que dcnde Quiera palpita e!
alma s<aa de II raza-
Y es entusiaSno a lin, en- tocas par
-. entusiasmo patriotico, entuslas-
mo que salta de los laoios que h2-
20 explosion en- Ell mas extentoTeo de
los gritos que nuestro vocaolo ha sa-
oer5do para loar al pals leJano en- ei
9,s vive toda IA Illusion de los ausen-
les que sonamos con 81 cieio azuI;