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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-12-22
Housewarming at Ellenbaum Home

HOuseWarmlng at EIlenbaum Home.
Tuesday evening the friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lind Ellenbaum gave them
a housewarming in their new home.
There were so guests present and a
merry evening was spent playing
cards and other games. About mid
night supper was served.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-12-22
A Household Remedy Rejected.

A HOuseh0ld Remedy Rejected.
Grandma-Did sonny cut his finger?
Come, gran'ma1l kiss it and make it
we'll.
Little Waldo-No, thank you, grand
mother. A kiss not only has no cura-
tive value, but it is highly unsanitary.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-12-22
CANDIDATES INITIATED.
Three Candidates Initiated to Eastern
Star Chapter Monday Evening;
RebekahS Also Initiate.

Rebekahs Also Initiate.
Monday evening the Kedron chap
ter Of the Eastern Star initiated three
candidates, Mrs. ]. A. Smith, Miss
Fern Smith and Raleigh Herdliska.
After the regular session adjourned,
the floor was cleared and the members
spent the remainder of the evening in
dancing. Supper was served.
Wednesday evening the Rebekah
lodge was to have initiated three can
didates but only one was present.,
Miss Leah Barskey. However the
party was given according to schedule
and after the initiation the members
devoted the remainder of the evening
to dancing. Refreshments were
served.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-12-22
To Distribute Food to Needy Familie

The Civic club is planning to send
food to needy families for Christmas.
All those who wish to contribute are
requested to leave their parcels at the
rest room by Friday afternoon.
Those who wish to have their contribu-
tons called for are asked to notify
phone POI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-12-22
The Wav of the World

"The doctor has ordered her to the
seashore. Now they're having a con-
sultation." "Of doctors Z" '.Of Dress
makers" louisville Courier-Journal.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18

Missourian want ads bring results.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18
.6CITIESENJO
M.U.CONCERTS
Early Trains and Sleepless
Nights Feature Weeks
Tour Of State.

Tired but contented, the thirty-two mem
bers Of the University Glee and Mandolin
clubs that made the trip over the north
ern part Of the state returned TO their
school work after a week Of concerts, late
dances and early morning trains, feeling
satisfied that last weeks trip was a sue
cess.
The men left Columbia Monday, March
Z. and played the first night in Mexico.
The neu day the clubs arrived at Louis
lana and played at the Stark Nurseries
and at the high school before the even
ing concert.
At Hannibal the crowd that jammed
the high school was the largest that at
tended any Of the concerts and the con-
cert itself was the smoothest Of the week.
Last nights concert was one Of the most
enjoyable ever given in Hannibal" said
the Hannibal Courier-Post the next day.
Both the quartet and the sexteite made
decided hits and were encored many
times. After the program a dance was
given for the clubs.
Inasmuch as the schedule called for the
departure Of the men for Trenton at
5:l4 O'Clock the next morning, sleep was
tabooed and most Of the men stayed up
and waited for train time Arriving in
Quincy, ILL.,. at 6:30 o'clock, the men
grabbed a hasty breakfast and caught
the train for the long cross-staie ride to
Trenton.
The two clubs played at the high school
and the grammar school in Trenton be-
fore going in search OF sleep. The con-
cert that night and the next was held
in church, which neccssiiated the omis-
sion Of some Of the vaudeville numbers.
In spite Of that, the Trenton Republican
said the next day, The program was the
kind that made many of the listeners
move in their seats and think Of other
places besides a church"
For the second time in the week the
men had to leave town before daylight,
in order to reach Cameron in time to
II engagements at The high school and
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18

nette Pratt, student in the University.
| Miss -Nola Anderson left yesterday TO
spend the weekend at Bucklin.
Miss Julia NJ. Rocheford left for Troy
yesterday where she will do home demon
siration work. She will return Saturday.
r. d. Forester, Of the College Of Ag-
riculture, has been appointed county agent
Of Livingston County.
R. T. Kirkpatrick q The Colieee of
Agriculture left yesterday for Pettis Coun-
ty where he will lecture in the high
schools and at the farm meetings. After
visiting Pettis County he vii go TO Shell.
by County.
Ralph Loomis, of the agricultural ex-
tension service, was in Galloway County
the first Of the week assisting the mana.
gers Of three stock shipping associations.
The organizations Of this county are the
first in the state to ship horses and mules
by the cooperative plan.
Prof. II. C. Brown Of the economics
department left yesterday for Ithaca. N.
Y, to visit Prof II. ]. Davenport. Pro-
fessor Davenport was formerly connected
with the economies department Of the
University He left.he five years ago
to take similar position at Ithaca.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18

at Missouri Wesleyan College Friday
morning. The program Friday night was
again held in a church and drew a big
crowd. -
Saturday nie.% the program was held
at westpOr, High School in Kansas
City. The crowd was somewhat Of a dis
appointment becans., Of short notice Of
the coming Of the Gibbs.
The clubs did not pay in either St.
Joseph or Chillicothe. Chillicotlse re-
fused % put on the show becars, an.
other glee club had recently visited there
from a Missouri College. In ST. Joseph
arrangements with one high school failed
anG kilograms from another did not reach
the club in time to make the per FORM
anee possible.
The Clee and Mandolin clubs are now
practicing for the home concert, vi ,ich
will be given in the University Audi or
ium March q Several new features re
to be added to The program for that nigh t.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18
MANLYABoUT PEOPLE

]. H. Reid Of Columbia went to Halls
vile on business today.
Mrs. ]. ]. Phillips Of Columbia went
to Hallsyille this morning.
A. ]. Meyer Of this city went TO
Montgomery City this morning
Roy Greed went 20 Halisville on bust
ness today.
J. R. Brown went to Centralia this
morning.
John Hall is spending today in Halls
vile.
E. p Pool went 10 Centralia on busi-
ness this morning.
Miss Laura Nichols went to Paris on
visit this morning.
z. NJ. Jennings is in Centralia today
on business.
II. B. Norment. Of Richmond, Va, has
been in Columbia on business.
c. A. Hcnshsw, who has been in 20
mbia for several days, left erday
-o- his home in Kansas City.
N rs. J. W. Sapp went to Hsll.SilIe
We'd lesdsy morning 10 spend the day
sith Mrs. C. o. Roberts.
r. 4. Besven, who has been in Co.
Iurnbia on businss, returned to St. Louis
today.
EIizabe. b Harkless. student al Chris
ian Cole, 1e, went 10 st. Louis today
10 spend tn weekend.
". S. Co.lley. who has been visiting
his daughter. Mrs. W. Y. Mckenzie of
Columbia. returned today to, his home at
Stephens.
Miss Elizabeth Coois an 4 Miss leila
Zeas,er. who were here to tend the Phi
Mu Alpha con sert, have returned to Har-
lin College.
Mrs. c. P. Be 1dy, who has been visit
ler daughter Ka.hleal, at Stephens Col
ege. has returned to her home in Rocky !
Ford, Colo. sal
Mr.. and Mrs. W P. Cave. who were
here to attend the Phi Mu Alpha con-
,ert. have returned to their home in
General and Mrs. E. ]. Spencer. and |
". H. Ears Of St. Louis returned TO their |
homes yesterday. after attending the en-
ineers' convention here.
Miss Beulah Campbell, who has been
gis ting Mrs. ". A. Beasley Of this city.
returned to her home in St. Louis this
NOR 1ing. taking Mrs. Beasleyis little !
,on, Jack, with her. +
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18
Christian College Notes

The seniors Of Christian College gave
a luncheon in honor Of the faculty and
officials Of the college at noon today.
Mrs. W. L. Duck Of Schcll City, NO..
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alens
Can't Of Christian College.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18

The Senior Class at Christian College
entertained al luncheon today in honor
Of the faculty and the officials Of the Col
lege. The decorations and the refresh
ment carried. out the color scheme Of
green and white.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18

A St. Patrick musical was given at
chapel at Christian College yesterday.
The musicians who took part were: Mrs,
Anna Froman, Mrs. Margaret Roberts
Green, Miss Lucille Dyer and Mrs. E. d,
Lee.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18

President Wood Returns From East.
President James NJ. Wood Of Stephens
college returned this morning from a
trip through the East where he has been
in the interest Of the college.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-07
10 QUE DICE GALES.

For otra partc. el Sccrctario dc Co
bernaci6n. general Gales, ha decld-
rado que para Mexico, el aumento Pc
trolero de Ia eXportac;cn, csta cn ra =
Z6n inversa a sus intcrcscs, pues Sc
deSperdiciap miles de milloncS de pc
SOS. V cuafdo cl petr6lco Sc. agotc, dc
todo ESQ que ahora cs pr0spcro
tuentc de riqueZa, no qucGara mas
que un campo crial sin construccio-
ncs nj pobladus. cxactamente como o.
cure Ell los Estados Unidos. en- los
lugarcs dondc cxistcn estos yacimien
toS de aceite.
Dice Gales que hasta cstos momen
tos. 10 que Sc ha hccho en- Mexico CON
cl pctr6leo. cs llcvarse Ia riqucZa de1
subsuelo dc uu modo barbara, cXplo-
tandola sin procedimientos cientffi-
cos por 10 cual sc ticnc en- cstudio una
reglamcntaci6n dc ley que rcgule en-
rnanera eficaz Ia exploitation del Ito
raj del goifo, V que IL vcZ sea una
ley que corrija las deficiencies ante
riores que parmiten inifnidad de chan
chullos de todas claseS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-07
REDUC|RAN LAS
GUARN|C|ONES
ENLAF ROHTERA
ELLO SEDEDERA AL DECRETO
QUE DISPONE QUE EL
EFECFIVO DEL EJERCITO
SEA FL De 100000
HOHBRES
Telecrama Especial para IL PRENSA'

IeleCrGrcI Especial para LIZ Fhi>'N'N
WASHINGTON. julio Como para
el dla 10. de octubre debc quedar re
ducido cl ejsrcito d 10000 hombrcs.
| hay que licenciar $4,000 dc los Solda-
dos que hoy SC hayan Ell servicio.
Con tai motive habrd que rcducir
a!gunas gulrniciones. que abandonar
algunos pucstos gailitarcs y que haccr
una reforma general en- todos los CAM
pameutos.
! 81 dice que las guarnicion"S dc IA
| fruntcra mexicana serdn las Que SUI
fr.n mayor reduction. Hay adrmaS,
I 81 propGsito de abandouar tUdos los
! puestos de artiilcrfa de Ia costa, d"jan-
| do S6lomcate el de Key West y otros
pocoS de mas importancia. FL Secre-
tario dc Guerra WecHS. sea quien de-
cida en- definitiva que militarcs han De
qucdar en- funcicnes cutlcs hayan
de suprimirSe. IL mayor general Har-
bord prcscntara 81 plan complete pa
ra IL reduction del ejerCito. plan que
cSta claborando cl Estado Mayor Y
que Sc cspcra este conclude para IL
ues de Ia scmana.
MuchoS soldados cstan aprovechan-
doS,. d. Ia urdcr d. reduction del ejer-
cito para pedir sus jas, que Sc les
concedcn sin dificultades. Desde cl 10
d. JUNO hasta ahora mas dc 5000 SOL
dadoS - han serarado del ejerc:up de
rS;4 m4ncra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-07
CLEhENC|A
PARA FLORES Al
GOBERNADOR NEFF
La madre del condenado
a muerte sufrio un
ataque en- sus sfacul-
tades mentales

la Comisi6n Honorifica Mexlcana De
Como. Texas, Sc ha dirigido al Gober-
nador del E.stado MIR. Patt NJ. Ne1t, en-
.solicitud dc clemencia para ei meHica-
no Jose Flores. que, como hemoS lnloF
mado. Sc encuentra preso en- Ia career
de Marlin. Texas condenado muerte
Dor aparecer culpable en- el asesiilato
dc un carcclero americana cometldo en-
el interior de Ia prision de referchcld.
Sc espcra que el gobernador Nett
conceder:l atenci6n a Ia solicitud que
Sc le ha cleyado, Y en- Ia cuai sc pide
uue Ia terrible Sentencia dlctada por 81
iurado que conoci0 dc este asunto. sea
conmutada por Id de prlslon perpetua'
Este paso dado por Ia Comlsion que
nos ocupa. es el resultado del lama
miento que el consul de Mexico en- San
Antonio, Enrique d. Ruiz hizo TO-
das las aErupaciones mexicanas pa
ra que intcrpongan 81 ln1iuencia "n'e
el Cobernador fin de vcr 81 es po-
sible salvar la vida este inforturlaoo
joven mexicano.
En- las oficinas del Consulate en- es-
Ia ciudad, recognizes aver como YER
sion. la triste noticia de que Ia Hiadre
de jose Flores Sc encontraba !oca'
que Ia perdida. de sus facuitades men
tales obedeci6 Ia conmocion que to-
do su sistema nerHioso sufri6 al reel
bir Ia fatal noticia de Ii sentencia dc
tada por el jurado que juzgo a su nj
jo. ,o,o,,
rrir al consulado aver por Ia tarde con
el lin. de que diera al consul RUIZ al
gunos datos precisos acerca de Ia fe-
cha del nacimiento de Flores y poder
establecer Ia eGad exactH. del mucna-
cho. pero csa cita no pudo verse cum
plimentada Ell vista de Ia tndisposi-
ci6n de Ia sonora.
La version anterior no pudo ser com :
probada ell dfa de aver en- vista de 10
avanzado de la hora, pero 81 pudlmos
saber que el consulado ha nombrado a
un medico para que examine Ia ma
Dire de Flores Y dictamine en- su enier-
medad Del diagnostico del facultati-
vo tcndremos al tanto u nuestTos lecto
res tan luego como nos sea dado CO.
nocer,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-07
r.,.vrsna E,,eciaI lara IA rRENSA''

Yslegra.na Especial para IA PREN~A'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, julio g.
La SccretarIa dc Rciacion"s ENC
riores hiZo declaraciones manifcstan-
do que no cs cxacto que Sc hayit re-
cibido nueva nuta dc los Eslados Z
ridos. como 50 ha rumorado. y que
la question petrolera dc Tamplco, n"
tienc caractcr International, sino eco
uGmico. provocado por las compa-
Mas americanas para hacer sublr ci
precio del aceite y Yer 81 obteaen IL
Geroeaci6n del dcrccho de cXporta-
ci6n que Sc ha fijado.
. Las declaracioncs oficlales que an
teriormentc hiZo Il general Gomez,
.Iefr miiitar dc las uperacioneS en- Ia
maulipas. las ractifica en- todas sus
parties esta Secretarfa. diciendo que
Sc sabe que las companies petrole-
ras inglcsas sigu.n trabaJando aca-
tando la ley no asi las americands
que han protestado cnergicamentc con
ira ella.
AsreSa Ia Sccretaria de RelacioneS
que 10 sc sabc que e. goblerno ame-
ricano haya impucsto dcrcchos de
introduction al pctr6f.o mexica-
no que sea importado de los rs
tados Unidos, fijando un derecho ae
contribution de veiniicinco centavos
de dollar por barril. Pcro opin6. expire
sando que resulta aDsurdo que
dipiomdtica militarnentc sc in
;entara demandar a Mexico que re-
tirara ell imnucsto que su gobterno ha
decre.aIa lara Que Il otrc sobterao
pudiera :ml.oncr ios suEos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-07
MI THINE CARACTER INTERNATIONAL
EL CONFL|CTO PETROLEROE TAMP|CO
MEGA EN- MEXICO EN- WASHINGTON QUE LOS ESTADOS UNI
DOS ENVlARAN NUEVA NOTA AL GOBERNO MEXICANO


iele1rauG Especici para LA PRENSA''.
CICDAD DE MEXICO, julio EN-
vista dc que el general Arnulfo Gomez
Jefe dc las Operaciones en- Tamauli-
pas, que So cncuentra en- esta capital
rccibiera un mensaje de Tamplco, en-
q que sc le dice que los obreros des-
contentos en- Ia region petrolera- in
tcntaban quemar Madcrirfn, Sc han
enviado instrucciones las autorlda-
des miI:.ares dc cSa Zona para que sc
ubre con la mayor energia, fin de evi
tar des6rdenes pero siempre dando las
classes bajadores Ia protection que
las lcyes les otorGan.
FL cobierno del centro Sc halla dis
pucsto a evitar cualquier desorden en-
el puerto o en- la region petroiera, FIN
de que no haya motive para que los
americanos sc Qucjen por falta de ga
rantfas.
La voZ popular los periodicos, ma
cen concentrates varladlsimos soore ID
noticia del envio de barcos america
nos a Tampico, pero Ia Secretarla dc
Rclaciones V Ia de Guerra, siSuen a.
ciendo que no tienen informes algunos
de Ia prcsencia de cSes barcos asuas
rn.xicanas no obstante los menSaJes
que Sc han rccibido aqu! y que asegu-
ran que el Departamento de Estado
di6 6rdcnes para que marcharan al
puerto meAicano dos barcos de que
rr;l.
Las mencionadas Secretaries EXPIRE
san adcmas, que no consideran necesa-
ria Ia vcnida de esos barcos america
nos en- vista de que los intercscs ame-
ricanos representados por dichas COM
paiiias petroleras han suspendido sus
trabajos para protestar por el aumen-
10 dc los dcrechos de exportaci6n del
moi r1lpo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-07

Los SREPlTRIhDOS
De IA C|ODAD De
KANSAS, MISSOURI
Labor exceIente fue Ia
que IIevo a cabo eI
Consul mexIcano en-
aqueIla ciudad

FL dfa primcro del actual dimos
cuenta en- nuestro peri6dico dc una
queja que cl scnor Luis Molina que
reside en- Kansas City. Missouri. for
mulaba contra Il Representative dc Ne
x;co CT aquel lugar, schor l.. G. Vi
nalpando. Do quien segun al senior Mo
lima todoS los compatriotas - queA-
ban pur el POGO apreclo que hac'a dc
euos en- Ii dificn situaci6n en- que Sc
hallaban.
Como r@Sultado dc ID information.
hemcS rccibido una eXtensa carta del
consul Villalpando, QUEEN nos manities
Il que Q! dfa - del pasado mos, cs
decir. un dia antes dc que di@ramos Ia
information. sali6 de aquella ciudad
cl ultimo tren de repatriados mcNica =
nos. 10 cual deStruye dc por 81 la
queja forrnul2da de que no Sc atenoic.
ran en- aquella oficina. las sollcitudcs
dc repatriation que sc rccibieron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-07
UNA LABOR DE COOPERATION

En- el arttcuio &c refercncia,-dice
cl c0nsul,-sc consigna ademas que
permanentemente cstoy dcdicado a a
suntos de indole privada, y una y otra
de tales asevcraciones, no pasan de ser
una falsedad de partc del supuesto Sc
nor Molina. pucs este no cXiste aquI.
Desde que me hice cargo de csta ofic'-
ma consular, el IS de abril pr6&imo
pasado, me he dedicado con todo en-
peio a aliviar Ia situaci0n de nuestros
compatriotas, : en- esa labor he sido
muy eficazmente ayudado por Ia Ca
mara ii. Concrete de Kansas City, y
las asociacIones "Provident Assn" J
Helping Hand institute
"Desde cl mes d. mario esas asocia.
clones esturierCl sosteniendo II un nu-
neroso grupo de compatr!otas que ca
recian de trabaJu, J tan pronto como
lleguo tsta. PROCEEDINGS ID hacer los
arregloS necesarios para su repatria-
citn. FL primer tren de rspatriadoS
sol!6 de csta el dla primero de JunioS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-07
Muy importante fue la
cantidad de dinero
que aver ingreso
al fondo para la
bueaa obra

No hare rnucno. al hahla- dc la acep-
s,ci,- Que nueS.ro proyecto ha "ncon-
traoo en- rodas parties. dec!amos Hus
esa idea ha t,rl~paSado las fronteraS
- IA lido a rcp,rcut3r ALA en- IL paLE'a
ecorno ,.r ccu vIgcro>o que &C mas "ta
y,dcI Flo Bravo - l"vanta loando ID
pstria en- un h!muo CUE much" nonoT
hac.. Il i. cu.oula. y que ese eco Hao-4
sncontrado rc>oUancLt en los coFazo-
mes d., uucslrps hcrma0os que nan sa-
Sido ao-eclar eSga actl-ud dc Ia co!o-
MIA.
No IN .,.uo azeutdoNmcs tai a>"Fc-
raci0r. Anur;, <enemoS una prucba
evidenta de- lg uue hst ..sEado Il >3EAi-
fear raestro r~vyeclo ALA =" IA pa.
tria y do 10 gaav qus ha s!Gs E=e1pido
entire to4as la cIIses >oclaleS. I'll catI.-
siuo ysrritur LLcenciado Jose E'sl@-
70 amigo uueSrro rnuy e>un1NGo. nos
eryia desdc Ia Clud4d dc M@N'c" aH
donativo d. Cinco dolsres. ) uu her
1nosc .sr.icuiv que podran Yer 0aeslEoS
1arr1r>S conten.,lo en IL tcn-cra idS'na
{ est, 1umcrv.
Nj signuicatiyy no p4ede ser Si
s..,-..fa>ruu g,ry nu desperc4Go Il pro-
,.ec-o de L..A PEENSA. N mayorss las
o@r.lusir. clones uDe toco hyo dc NE
-, tn.es tar q. - amor = IA T..rT',.
: d. -s. .n.gr@~ IL acuJrr 1uo.'1>, II II
:.a,.-t!u i4e,t. l!ue este So III Nv-
= ID ~, . d. u~-3IIe para los 3~ ~
ms dc s..r.u u ya,aU IL o"ra, !; t@tnD'. "a
d +, g.;.rnuly al cuuvencernos t"'i@> -
!, -......r., a-- 1t. - scCie ~ ai,Els@
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-07
INA SELLa CARTA De UNA
.,RTi>Tk. Y UN rEShOoO
o5SPRENOlmIENTo

La a~cl~tu "Sp4n"la carmen ~
rIda. Qu, araNa dc h"Saf F." 98''
ronio. e~nt~atgd.t poE "a E.'h 'S'l
Tcatro \as-ondi Y aac N'oS
debut mai1s,n- ~ la n"''s-' '''S .. -.
C-ito una bella c&Tt2 "@@ y"
irssrtan11>. car.@ que r'Ns'i .'9
nos S@utImserto~ Il" Ia 3A-'Ea' -
10 nor Mexico y ri n.o.uh''
con que l''oS'@ "c.~'sa lusa
hlbo rry~rtd" de- et'". os'' 'S' 'l
Il que ta-. mos ea Nue~I''S n~'.-,'y ~
'.Sefto- blr"rt"" de i--H . '''->
Nuv se1or mo. NY" ~'@'' az
hcrmcsss ciudGd .pn'F&ia44 P'' "' ''"'
prcsa del TNaEr" Ndci"o~' E''''" "'
tua- 81 81 m;smo. una corI2 t"n'}"'"-
da. Como - may loEleo. ma "r11"r q
mis- m4u~s uu uune~o ue' "lI' "@ 80, ,
IRE,NSA guc tan d'Gn2'ns''I1 - "
d;rijr, e reu ca" atsSN'st H"e -,
is ni-NJe,t1"~ uus NtF~h isJoS U' '''1
Ntx:cu jDtc 10 ad""sn 4u'''s'i '''''
10 como coocs los au" co 81 WV '''ioS :
pucs ~ ,tursgue esp -n"l~- me 12NS'''s-
- en- >>.t hersGttt terra aztec" I'''''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-07
LAS pRuEBaS DE LA LABOR

Como comprobac.on de 10 cue cl re
prcsentante consular as!cnta er su
carta, nos adjunta ell ella uoas Nstas
b2siRnte cXtcnsas de los trabajos que
Sc han realiZado; en- esas hsta&= vie
nen !ncluidas, una de las personals que
fuerun repatriadas, otra, dc las que Sc
les concedio csa graeia y no Sc presen-
t.ron eli Ia estaci6n del ferrocarril al
iniciarse ei transports de los mexica-
nos, Ia tercera es de las personals a
quienes 10 Sc les cenceGio Ia repatria-
ci0n por ruZonea de peso que en- Ia
nlis:na lista Sc eNpresan,
En- esas i!stas bien definido queda el
crduo ,rabajo y ID actividad que
ha dcsnrrollado el consul Yillalpando,
qu!en manifesto que posiblementc al
guna de las personals a quienes Sc les
neg0 hacer 81 viaje por cuenta del 60
bierno de Mexico, sea Ia autora de la
carta que nos fue remitida, y en- Ia cual
! iPasa a Ia Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-07
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