davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1921-12-13
Helping London Detectives.

London school children
suspected of having a moral
"kink" are now being treat
ed by pSychotherapy-"sug-
gestion, persuasion and -.
education" This is depcnced
upon 20 help the detectives
back to normalcy.
The Washington times., 1921-12-13

CTILL, women got the
~ vote.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1921-03-25
FARM LOAN rs LEGAL,

The United States Supreme
Court holds, according to a decis-
ion rendered sometime recently,
that the farm loan act is legal. By
this decision it is held that banks
can invest their money in bonds
issued by farm loan banks.
Millions OF dollars borrowed by
farmers throughout the country
was held up pending the action of
the Supreme Court. Congress had
prepared to take the bull by the
horos" and authorize the United
States Treasury to purchase $780,
600, 600 worth of farm loan bonds.
This supreme Court decision
removes All question OF the validi-
ty of the farm loan banks going
ahead with the sale uf their bonds
on lhe market.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1921-03-25
ARE YOU HELPING?

Chattanooga, Tenn, March 80
6. V. Vickrey, National Secretary
Near East Relief, gives out the
following statements:
N ~ dozen cablegrams,are on my
desk, rs [ write, pleading piteous-
ly for the mere lives of hundreds
OF thousands who are homeless"
Future of Assyrians hopeless.
Save remnant. La imminent dan
GER
"G5,0O0refngees Cjnstantinople
alone"
"Refngees Aocking into Aleppo." "
100000 refugees at lenid.
100000 people at AIexandropol
Will starve unless relief provided. "
Refugees arriving from Cauch-
sus escaping persecution, naked,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1921-03-25
A WORD TO FARMERS.

1t is now time to begin seeding
the soil for the 1921 harvest. We
are talking to you, dear reader, be-
cause of the influence y0u have in
your community TO remind you of
the fact that it is mp to yon and us
and every good citizen to pnt every
bit of energy for the next sixty
days into planning for the divers
hcation Of crops,
As you,kuow, or should know. it
is up to the South to raise enough
food and feed to supply our needs.
If we do not DO this, some of us
are liable to go hungry next winter
if we depend ON our cotton to buy
such things.
We hope that you viii use every
energy yon have to bring about
better farming methods ian your
community.
Keep in mind this fact, that
there is eaough cotton IN the world
today to keep every spindle busy
for the peEi two years. Don't for
ct it when yOu arrange yOur plans
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1921-03-25

destitute! Urgent need to save
most of them from death"
"Reported 100000 starving be-,
tween Kars aud AIexandropol "
"S9vere winter adding to dis
tress."
And, above all, the mute appeal
of 100, 900 orphans which We must
sustain, not only through the win
ter aud spring, but through tile
summer aud autumn as well,
1t is not question of raising
our quota, making a 100 per cent
record or raising a given amount
Of money. 1t is question of sav-
ing livesl II we DO not provide
relief they porish!-State Head
quarters, Near East Relief, 1903
Volunteer Building, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1921-03-25
FOR SUNDAY
OBSERVANCE

Ch cago, March 2l-A campaign
by the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union for strict Sunday
observance and against tobacco, is
announced today by Mrs. Anna A.
Gordon, National president, to
start April 3
That week, the announcement
says, will be made a week of prayer
for the success Of the campaign,
and Sunday April 10 is designated
as "Anti-Tohaaco Sunday" when
literature to be sent ont to Won-
ans Christian Temperance Union
branches, churches, schools and
colleges will be distributed, also
large signs, announcing the pro-
gram for the campaign, are to be
sent out soon.
Among the violations OF Sunday
as day of rest, the announcement
stated that four million persons
now are working on Sunday in this
country and restrictions are to be
sought on golf, baseball, theaters,
movies, automobiliDg aud dancing
on Sunday in the campaign.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1921-03-25

cities aud towns, villages and ham,
lpis, should. be sent 10 school.
We must take strong and vigor-
Ons measures that no man In his
journey through life may encoun-
ter anything SO unknown to bim
that he can not pass sound Judge
meut upon it and tnrn it to lis
proper use without serlons error.
AT school all men should be
taught whatever concerns man,
though in after life some things
will Oe OF more nse 10 one man,
others to another.
No one should be- instructed in
such a way as to become proficient
in any one branch of knowledge
without thoroughly understanding
it's relation to all the rest.
Let us likewise be children of
light and wise in our generation,
and let us pray that schools may
supply us with as many educated
hearers as possible.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1921-03-25
CAPTAIN PECK
Is INDICATED

The confirmation of Captain T..
IL Peck to be Commissioner Of
Agriculture WAS nm act that the
State Senate might have perform
ed with becoming propriety as
sooa as his name was submitted by
Governor Taylor.
Captain Peck served as Commits
sioner Of Agriculture four years
under Governor Hooper. AS a
practical farm banker and busi-
ness man, he transferred the Office
from one Of political patronage to
aplace of helpfulness to the agri-
cultural interests of the State. No
criticism was made against Cap
tain Peck in the conduct Of his
Office, aud no man stands higher
than he does with those who know
him.
Yet because Of the political ami
mostly OF a Republican opponent,
Captain Peck's confirmation was
held up mouth or two, Serious
accusations were made against him,
Ascommittee went to Washington
to investigate charges and his
name was banded about in such
fashion that if he had pot been SO
we'll known the people of Tennes-
see might have considered him a
very bad man.
1t is.to the credit Of the Senate
thai it had the fairness to confirm
him, with'oaly two opposingvotee
Que cast by Collier of Hum
phreys, Democrat, and the other
by Houk of Knox, Republican
who, dispatch from Nashville
states, had to be aroused from 6
drunken stupor to voice a hnal at.
tack Memphis News Scimitar.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1921-03-25
MARINES RECRUITING,
STANDARD is HIGH

Washington, ID. c., March 10
The Marine Corps was the first
branch of the service to lift the
temporary ban on recruiting when
it was announced today that appli-
cants without previous service
would be accepted. For the past
two months recruiting for the
corps has been limited to reeDlist-
cd men only.
Major General Lejeune directs
recruiting officers to accept men
for either three or four years, the
two-year enlistment period being
abolished. Physical, moral and
mental standards are to be kept as
high RS possible, aud no man who
is less than 20 years old, IS inches
in height and weighs less than l30
pounds is to be accepted,
The total strength of the marine
corps, when general recruiting
ceased last January, NHs approx
mstely $4,000. 1t is pow slightly
under that figure.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1921-03-25
WA n ED.

Representative in Camden to call
on every home in Benton County.
We have the greatest household
necessity of'the day. Every home
has it in daily use. Asbig money
making proposition to the right
party. Write at once for particu-
lars, stating your age.
". :. WICK COMPANY,
P. o. Box 582 Knoxville, Tenn
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1921-03-25
SW AT TIE FLY.

"Oh, every fly that skips our
swattt'rs will have five million sons
aud dAnghi ers, and countless first
and second cousins OF aunts and
uncles scores and dozens and fifty
seven billion niecel; so knock the
whole thing ,aIl to pirces."
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1921-03-25
SW WEET POTATO SLIPS.

1000 bushels upon fresh new
ground beds. For best healthy
Nancy Hall aud Florida yam slips
from new beds 25c 100, 50 1000
Write for prices on large lots to
Il. A. Nants, Gleason, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1921-03-25

The question of censorship for
moving pictures viii be brought to
the attention Of Congress.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1921-03-25
PURE BRED EGGS.

S g black miDOrcas pDr- bred
egus, 81 SO for Is, postpaid and in
surad Mira, Brltlt Robinson. Box
Is Route | Burna Vista, Team.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1921-03-25
EDUCATIONAL THOUGHTS
BY COMENIUS.

opinions gathered out of authors,
but it is to open their understand
log through things.
1t should be the parents irst
care to preserve the health of their
offspring, since they can not train
them up successfully unless they
be lively and vigorous.
The Joy of the heart 10 the very
life-spriug. of man Parents onght
to be especially careful never 10
allow their children to be without
delights.
No one will therefore doubt that
one boy sharpens the genius of
another boy more than anyone
else can.
Whatever first attaches to the
tender age of children-whether
G. ol or bad-remains most firmly
fixed, SO that throughout life it
may not be expelled by any after
expression.
He by whom many things must
be done must express himself in a
few words.
The foundation of all knowledge
consists in correctly representing
sensible objects to our senses SO
that they can be comprehended
with facility,
Blessed is the home where voices
resound with music.
Finally, let your thoughts, words
and actions before menfuIly agree;
let the heart never dissent from
the lip, nor the lip from the hand.
A man or woman with double
/ heart Is Il monster.
If you wish to avoid Sins, avoid
the occHsion of them. He is an
inprudent man who, when be sees
another has fallen anywhere, still
goes directly there.
Take charge Of yourself rather
than commit that charge to others.
Whatever you are able to DO to-
day defer not until tomorrow.
Put value on time, SO that you
permit no portion Of it to escape
aselessIy.
For it is the nature Of all true
possessions that they can be ehar-
ed by all, and they advantage all
mote aud more in proportion rs
they are shared by greater num-
bers.
If nniversaI instruction Of youth
De brought about by proper means
none will lack the material for
thinking, choosing, following and
doing good things. All will know
the actions and endeavors Of life
should be regulated, within what
a., limits We make progress and how
each man can protect bis own po-
sition.
What better or what greater SCI :
vice could We perform for the State
than to Instruct and to educate the
young?
1t is to the interest of The whole
Republic that in every weIl.order-
ed habitation of man-whether a
city, town or village-a school or
place Of education for the young
be erected.
For though man may be natu-
rally unsuited to be a school nas-
ter or may be fully engaged by his
duties rs clergyman, a physician
or politician, he makes great
mistake if he thinks be is on that
account exempt from the common
task of school reform.
Not The children Of the rich OF
powerful only, but of ell alike
boys and girIs-both noble and
i,,.,l,ia ri.b o,,,I ,,,,r 81, pll 81.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26
Olvasoinkhoz !!

AZ. "Amerikai Magyar Hirlap"
az elmult tiz' esztendo alatt igye-
kezett legjobb tudasa es legjobb
akarata mellett tiszta becsiiletes-
seggel szolgalni magyarsagot
es hogy ez munkaja es igyeke-
zete megfelelt a varakozasnak,
bizonyitja az, hogy tiz esztendos
jubileumunkat megnovekedett OIL
vase taborunk megert0 szeretet-
tel iidvozli.
AIT a bens0 viszonyt, a mely
olvasoink es kozottiink fenall,
tovabbra is fen akarjuk tartani
es fokozott mertekben iigyeliink
ARA, hogy ez ne csak igeret, ha-
mem a gyakorlati eletben atiilte-
tett valosag legyen.
Mi azonban csakis azokat ia
mogathatjuk, a Xix benniinket
tamogatnak. Kerjuk szeretettel
tehat 0sszes olvasoinkat, hogy
ujitsak meg elofizeteseiket, inert
ezentul csak azok kapnak lapot,
akik mar el0fizettek.
! Hogy olvasoink dolgat meg
konnyitsuk,; alabb felsoroljuk
azoknak neveit, a Xix fel vannak
iogositva elofizeteseket neviink-
ben felvenni es a felvett penzt
neviinkben nyugtazni.
IoUNGsToWNBAN:
Gagyi Janos, Szilagyi Imre,
Olchanyi Janos, Mih6k Sander,
Juhasz JOSEF, Xix vagy SCENE.
lyesen keresik fel elofizetoinket,
vagy a 336 West Federal Stree
ten levo irodajukban veszik at az
elofizetest. A 800 West Federal
streeten levo irodankban is szive.
sen atvessziik az el0fizetest.
EAST YOUNGSTOWNBAN:
Ress Testverek gramofon ke-
reskedeseben 3418 Wilson ave. e.
Loschitzer es Engel penzkildi
iizleteben 9 Short street.
NILES, O.-BAN:
Veress Istvan uzleteben 5181A
Depot Street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26
MADARIJEszT0

"A ocPIOl AdBy hdSIcly BdZQdJd,
Abrahamffy Dezso oda sz6lt az
inasnak:
Jancsi az iment jartam a.
gyiim0lcs0sben, madarak Macy
pusztitast vegeztek benne. Soha
annyi sargarig6 meg seregely mem
lepte ell fakat.
Merit mem IL kozejiik a cs6sz,
hiszen van puskaja = mondotta
az mas.
- Mem szeretem, - sz0lt kas-
tely ura, = ha madarakra l0lv0-
doznek. Majdnem valamennyi
madar megbecsiilhetetlen hasznot
halt azzal, hogy rovarokat pusz.
titja. Inkab mas modon akarom
a madarakat elhessegetni a gyii-
m0lcsosb6l.
= Milyen mas m6don? - ker-
deZte az mas.
-Madarijeszt6vel, = valaszolt
az Greg Abrahamffy. Ez a regi
modszer.
Jaj, nagysagos uram, - vet
te fel ujra szot az mas, = gon-
dolt mar ARA a csbsz, kert is
Kert t6lem 6cska ruhat, de en-. AIT
mondtam neki, hogy az 6cska ,ru-
hat mind elajandekozta nagysa-
gos ur. Egy sincs.
- Hat mi igaz, igaz, elajan-
dekoztam mondotta Abrahamf-
fy'Is- inert masnak sziiksege volt
"a: De odaadfatod> cs6sznek a
Rundamat.
! !. A vadmacskab6rrel beleltet
! AIT. Ha, kifoEditja es fell
akasztja egy magas .kar6ra, a ma
daEak vadmacskanak nezik Is
,hesszire elkeriilik a gyiimolcs0st.
-. De nagysagos uram = ellen
kezett az mas az a draga sz6r.
me, valaki ell talalja lopni.
Mines a mi videkunkSnatol-
vaJ, hala lstennek ~ 2
Egy ora mulva oft l6gott ket
rud koz0tt tarka vadmacska
sz6re a nagy gyiim0lcs0s szelen.
Veletleniil ARA tevedt egy van
dor eserny1cdinal6. Meg fatal
ember volt, alig husz ewes, de mar
sokat forgott vilagban. Az APP
ia is, amig cit, vandor eserny6
csinal6 volt, flu, miutan apja-
tol a mesterseget alaposan meg
tanulta, folytatta is Macy buzg6-
saggal.
Meg ugyancsak nyarut6 volt,
de mar hiivos szelek jartak fla
tai esernyocsinalon, kit Meleg I'm
renek hivtak, k0nnyu lenge k6-
p0nyeg logott. Akaratlanul is
megallott szep vadmacskabunda
elGtt. Sokaig nezegette. A cs6s2
ra is sz6lt:
= Nit bamulsz, 0csem?
EFT gy0ny0rii bundat ne
zem. Sohse LATHAM ilyet meg. Dc
j6 lene nekem. Merit nagyon SIZE
retem meleget. A neyem is az
Aztan meg, csGsz bacsi, ugy gon
dolom, hogy madarijeszt6nek meg
tenne az en- lyukas k0penyegen
is.
A csosz ezt valaszolta:
- 1gazad ,lehet, 0csem, es h;
olyan nagyon szeretned AIT bun
dat, hat kerd Ell a nagysagos ur
t6l, akinek aranyos szive van
Bizonyosan neked ada.
A fatal esernyocsinal6 feje
csovalta:
Mem tudnek es nem is voln
"--------------------------
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26

tr
ember letemre ajandekot kerjek.
Igen, ha meg tudnek erte dolgoz-
nj.
- Hat mi mesterseged? - tu-
dakolta a csosz.
- Eserny6csinalo vagyok.
- Maid szolok az inasnak, hogy
adjon csinaltatni esernyot.
Ugy is t0rtent. Jancsi mas egy
csomo Greg, torott esernyot ho-
zott es a vandoreserny6csinal6 es-
tig megigazitotta valamennyit.
Szokas ilyenkor, hogy a videki
kastelyokban a vandormesterem-
bereket megvendegelik es szallas-
ra is oft tartjak. Most is az tor
ltent. Meleg Imre oft maradt ej
szakara. De azon a sep nyarutol
.ejszakan a fatal mesterember
keveset aludt. Egyre furt, fara-
gott es kalapalt. Els mikor baj-
nal pirja ramosolygott tajekra,
egy hatalmas kelepelo allott ket
rud tetejen.
Meleg Imre megmagyarazta a
cs0sznek:
= Lassa, cs6sz bacsi, csak ezt a
spargat kell meghuzni es, az a ke-
Ilepelo t0bb mint egy negyed ora
ig hangosan sz6l, hogy az egesz
'fgofalsekr1l ,elrepiilnek a madarak.
Mem alliak Iii. ezt hangot.
- Nohat probaljuk meg! -
ajanlotta a csou.
Megprobaltak. A kelepel6 eles
hangokat adott, s0t k0zbe-k0zbe
fityiilt is. Albany rig6, seregely.
vereb, sarmany es egyeb mada1
I a kozelben volt, az mind iJedt reb
benessel repiilt odebb.
Abrahamffy, a kastely ura, k
koran kelo ember VOLT, mindent
latott es hallott. Mindjart meg
is kerdezte Meleg Tmretol:
= Te csinaltak ezt az 0nmiiko
do kelepelot'
's's 'ss.N Igenis, kerem, = valaszolti
Meleg Imre = az ejjel takoltan
ossze.
Abrahamffy tovabb kerdezte:
Csinaltal mar ezelott is ilyes
NIT?
= Soha. mem is gondoltam ra..
De inert lit LATHAM AIT sep bun
dat madarijesztonek, hat ugy
gondoltam, hogy segitek bunda
max madarakat kergetni.
= Es kiokoskodtad ezt kelepe
Hot?
= Tgen, addig tortem fejem
mig raj0ttem, hogy csinalJam mes
a szerkezetet hozza. Aztan miko,
rajottem, meg is csinaltam.
R0vid condolkodas utan Abra
hamffy komolyan ICY szolott:
Miutan latom, hogy tehetse
ged van hozza, megkerdezem, nen
akarnad gepeszmesterseget meg
tanulni9
, ! = Hiszen ha modom volna ho2
: "a! - s6hajtott szegeny vandol
/. eserny6csinal6.
: = A m6dot mekadom hizza :
: valaszolta Abrahamffy - es ol
/ vendeni fogok, hogyha laton
hogy tehetseged ervenyesiil.
ICY lett a szegeny vandoresel
4 ny0csinal6bol gepesz, XII iigyess{
: gevel, szolgalmaval Macy orszago
; nevet szerzett maganak. A bund
/. is az owe lett. AIT is viselte mil
den t6len... Meg akkor is, miko
t m6dja lett volna ujat vennl :.
Mem tudott tole megvalni...
a Zoldi Marion,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26
S z E P H A z

i6l berendezve minden kenye-
emmel Z szoba es furdoszoba, vii
any, gaz, hideg es meleg viz,
urnace, cementezett pince 2 gep-
re valo garazs, Macy lot olcson
lado.
A tulajdonos mas varosban vett
izletet es ICY aldozatok aran is
eladja hazat.
ARA $69O0.O0
Aeszpenz $3.50 tobbi konyii tor
esztesre. A haz testverek kozt
meyer $9000-et. Nezze meg a elm
}05 Scott Street a North Sideon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26

WARREN, o BAN:
Druga Mihalynal, 651 East
Avenue.
SHARON, PA.-BAN:
Shamu Gyorgynel, 152 Spruce
Street.
FARRELL, PA.-BAN:
Antal Istvannal, $50 Fruit
Street.
-SHARPsvILLE, PA.-BAN: g.
Szalma Janosnal, &c Shenango
Street.
A fentieken xviii senki sincs
meghatalmazva elofizeteseket fel-
venni. Kerjiik olvasoinkat, hogy
ujitsak meg mielobb elofizetesei-
ket a fenti megbizottaknal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26

Magyarok, sohasem fogtok masok
karan tanulni Is okulni7 Mi6rt par
toljAtok az idegent, a tavolban lev6
ismeretlent?
Ha p6nzt akar kiildeni, haza utazni,
csaladjat kihozatni haj6jegyre, ok
manyokra vagy k0zjegyzM dgyek ell
int6z6s6re van sziiks6ge, forduljon a
harminc 6v 6ta ismert oreg, de becsii-
letes bankarhoz. Cimem a regi:
INTERNATIONAL BANK
G.. v. HAMoRY
1919 N. Phelps st., Youngstown. O..
AZ Erie Depothoz k0zel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26

FORD Tomas TRUCK
keveset hasznalt es j6 karban
olcson es konyii lefizetesre elado.
Cim: ZIG Crescent Street.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27

mo- Associates con Nj. BRAND estani
para 81 Minislefi0 de Justicia. M. Bon
neeay; Condemnation, M Pierre MARIA
I'd Marina, M. Gabrie Guisthau; Ha.
eienda, M Pablo p0uiher INSTRUCTION
lP0b1icas M Victor Borafd Agriculture
lM Edmundo Lelerve al Prey; %
clio, ~ Luciano Dior; Tfaba9o. M rs.
mel Vincent: Pensionea; N. Andres
Maeipot Qbras Pdhlicae. N. Aays lie
Troquef Reelones Ilbfadas, M. Luis
|Louohef.
al anunciar los nonzhres de los que
formardn 81 nneyo agbinete Nj BRAND
|exurea6 IA conlianza que sentia de que
Ia amistad de America para Franeia,
seguiria bajo q regimen repubsicann
sin 81 menoF enfriamienfo. Diio tain
bien, que, aunque SD ogbierno tiene
muy slncef0s dese0s de ~consofarv Ia'
amletad Do InslaterFa y De los Estadoe
unidOs, como hay Que cumplir ei tfa
tad0 fifmado n Versailles. insistifa En-
este eumplimiento esperanto que 81
e4igir 10 que en- justicia So debe .
'Ffancla. No Sc ~bfendefan aus aliados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27
Organization y Operation del C0ncilfo
de AuxiIi0s Eur0pe0 en- este pai


~atsndienao or medlo De i7,0oo cocinas,
cantinaa. clinicas. abiI0a " huspltnles
Con IA ltegada de II pr6xina cosecna
en- 1921. esta ayuda So dismlnnira aan
mas.
Con q fin ds Hear esta tafea hasta
ia pr6xiHln cOeecha, estaB a2eciaciQnfe
requloren aproximadamente $4,000
600 de d6iarcs en- adlci0n q eus recnf-
sos preseutes. o cl e4uiFalenfe de como
1910 por cada nino. Eetos 5.60e 900 rs
nos estan siiuadoa ca los Hlsuiantea
paises. p0ionla. HuugfiA. Czeeho5lo-
vakid. Austria, pr0tincias del B1Itico,
incIuyfndo Esthonia. Llhulnia y Ii
lria. Como 100000 nihoa rnsos esian
inclnidos ca cate ndmefo. La onra 81
aiimenfar q los De Alemania g efta
hacienda nor q comit6 de AmiBoa Al
moricad4a. Services medico1 y rupa
g. csfdh daud0 a mas az $4,000 ni'
nos en- Serbia y olroa p1ffc8 enfupeoa
donde 40 81 nfceaila ianio de aiimcn'
tor.
Con q III 40 ~eoasegnif q Maximum
AZ aruda rrorIa entrc Iog pue1Io4 que
So clan au1iilando. cada caelna, can
tina. hospital y asii0 ae Ia o~r8an1a4r
p4lo ia resp0nsaplllaad az una epni
ti6n local compueslo de ioe pfiaEiraIo.
Iartlen1e1 a. elcha cquqnlded. s. lc
IA ~ft41erldo a 4i1s qre ucliIifn abrI
81. lnces aorfItla y ic1 affinilot a
; ahatlo ioraler qua - pup1an obletff
iimiitn6pat "a cooperation Amertf@n'
3 aYudsf 90 H. organization y a w
fgtf iof aIlurnfo4. rur1 > aftituH|
) m~.dleinaiea que g ~ faeaen Geese
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27
MUERTE DEL GENERAL
AcusTiN FfcUERAs


CuaudO no habfan ~tfanscufrido II
dos meses del suicldio Do F~rancfseo
|Cardenas en- GuatemaIa. IA Bido en-
.contrad0 muarlo en- q rancho az San,
10 D0nnlngo, pfopiedad del lneenlefc
'mezicanO Francisco q Betan10a cerc,
de eamargo 81 cadaver del General
Aguetin Fgnefas. a QUEEN Sc fmputada
q hecho de- haher dado miefls al vi.
ce~presidente do ia RepnhEica n. Jose
Maria Pine SuareE.
Ienorase tanto IA feeha como Il
causa dc Ia muerte de Figuefas pues
su eaddyef &c hallaba en- egtndo de
patfefacei6n cbinpletn que hiz0 indtil
Ia autop8ia. ri mas complete sliencio
fodea e1n muefte. ~ cadafer Tue Is.
llado ZEN pafaie solitaire C6mo fa6
ALA Haueras2 Hahia Iiegado az con
dhdo De RIO Gfande 81 ia oe no.
vismbrel y aloiado,a en- 81 rancho men
'citnado. No se iabe mdn.
De Cafianxa 81 alifma disyuntits
J. tate Que Tue afltinado 8 QUO 81 sit.
edo, DE- Estsfus no Sc dfco III unt
ccea nj oifa.
- cleric q 1ls los tres marierar
y 1ae qonrc -, tfss rcaahan IL %.