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The daily tribune., 1905-03-18
MISSOURI IS LEFT
WITH ONE SENATOR
Legislature Adjourns With
out a Selection.
Over 100 Bills Left Dead on the
Calendar-Cockrell's Friends
Stood by Him Un-
til the Last.

Jefferson City. Mo-. March lS-Th'
Missouri legislature after one of THE
most eventful sessions in the history
of the state adjourned today sine dis
leaving over 100 bills dead on tine
calendar aud the senatorial deadlock
still locked. On the final ballot for
United States senator max ing the
34th the vote stood: Cockrell SO.
Warner "a, scattering 81.
This leaves Missouri with but one
United States senator.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-18
RUSSIAN ARMY
IN GREAT PERIL
Believed That Japanese Have
Cut OFF Retreat.
Oyama Ordered to Drive Rus
SLAMS Into Siberia Before He
Let's Up ST. Petersburg
Hears the Bad News.

TOXIC. March Is-Field Marshal
Oysma 10 following up and taking ad-
vantage of the success gained in the
recent battle and will keep up the
chAse until the Japanese occupy HAr-
bin. The war council did not want
the army sent 40 far north at first.
but thev have now Joined in with
public sentiment that the Russians
be driven into Siberia and have 90
notified Oyama.
st. Petersburg. March is-Decided
anxiety is felt regarding the fate
of the army in Manchuria under its
new commander. no news Of mili-
tary movements the last three days
having been received
st. Petersburg. March lS-A report
has reached here that the Japanese
have cut off the railway north Of Tie
pass. The dispatch adds: "we
believe that the Japanese have swung
in north Of rs and are preparing to
fall upon the remnant of the army aud
capture II" p"
The daily tribune., 1905-03-18
For Throwing Dishes at Wife.

Brunswick, N. J.. March l8-J. +.
Cardova, the minister who eiopad
with a girl member of his church. " as
TO-DAY sentenced to three years impris-
onnent for throwing dIshes at his
wife and one year for desertion.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-18

Nominated District Judge.
Washintgon, March 1S-District
Attorney Beohea was today nominated
district judge Of northern Illinois.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-18

This is what say of every collar Of the Corss Coon'
brand They all four ply and all equal 10 any 25o coll
lar. Our prce-two for 25c. Try them. They will prove
all we say.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-18

Sh the choicest res
denee lots IN the city =
The independent., 1905-08-31

to the city upon being fairly compensated,
cannot be compelled to perform its contract
in this respect because 1t owes a superior
tions as chartered corporation until the
expiration of its corporate charter. The de-
cision is doubtless well calculated to give
aid and comfort to the public service pirates
of all cities and states. Quite in the order
of things, too, is it that 1t should have been
SO calculated; for the Judge who rendered it
is one of that large class Of federal judges
who acquired their legal skill in the service
of public service corporations, where the law
is apt to take on a plutocratic discOloration.
But whether this Indiana decision is only cor
poration law, or is what the older lawyers
called good law and whether Or not it may
be troublesome precedent for cities, which,
like Indianapolis, have no statutory right to
take over such public service functions as
the distribution of gas and the operation OF
street cars, the situation in Chicago is un-
affected by it. For not only has Chicago the
statutory right to take over such functions,
but variety Of other differences in local cir
cumstances render the Indianapolis precedent
inapplicable to Chicago. Yet this very rea-
son makes even more significant the &C
tivity with which the tOuters for the Chicago
traction interests have exploited the Indian
apolis case Dunnes contract plan" hurts
them; it is the only official move that ever
has hurt them and they are eager to get 1t
out of the way. For the first time, they are
disturbed in their minds.
The independent., 1905-08-31
FEDERAL SUPERVISION

The fact that the men who own the gres
insurance companies are favorable TO feder;
supervision has warned their critics that tnel
nay be IAN African in the woodpile.' tn
Columbus Press Post says:
There are certain evidences that the de-
partment of commerce and labor may have
already assumed more than it can success
fully accomplish The beef trust is still do
ing business in the same way-a way that
seems too intricate for the commission to
unfathom. and what hope is there that the
more complex methods by which the peoples
money is taken from them as has been re-
vealed by the Equitable scandal, would be
corrected? Such revelations as have been
made in the case of the Equitable prove that
certain insurance companies need all kinds
of supervision, but would federal supervision
put revision in the hands OF its enemies or OF
it's friends? Let federal control prove thar
it really controls before state control is elml-
mated Surely there is not much to be proud
of in the present record OF federal control
Under federal control not less than S5 per
cent of the timber lands of the United States
have been stolen by such eminent thieves as
Senator Mitchell of Oregon, and his associates
and friends Federal supervision OF the
United States navy did not prevent the ex-
plosion of the boiler of the Bennington the
other day, killing great number OF seamen.
Federal COntrOl OF our transports uullH6 eAO
Philippine war revealed the most scandalOus
graft on the part of officials whose duty it
was to charter and stock vessels, and other
evils which federal control was supposed to
eradicate, continue to flourish just as before
Let the department Of commerce and labor
prove it's ability to cope with some OF the
problems which it has already undertaken to
solve before it assumes additional burdens.
President Roosevelts favorite maxim is
Words are good only when backed up by
deeds We have had enough talk, the
country now waits for deeds-Press-Post.
The independent., 1905-08-31
JUDGE BAKERS DECISION

The recent decision of Judge Baker, of Indian
apolis that the gas company of that city had nc
power to sell it's plant to the city in spite OF a
specific provision in the contract, has been hailed
with delight by those who control the street rail
ways of Chicago, but the editor of The Public
notes an essential difference between Chicago and
Indianapolis in this respect:
The severity of the blow that Mayor Dunno
has dealt the traction grabbing interests OF
Chicago, with his contract plan" for securing
municipal ownership and operation OF traction
service and putting the traction pirates out OF
business has been evident from the behavior
of their touters in many ways, but in nothing
palmer than in the eagerness with which they
have welcomed the startling decision rendered
last week by Judge Baker, OF Indianapolis.
Judge Baker appears to have decided that a
gas company which has franchise from In
dianapolis, one of the conditions OF which
is that the company shall turn its plant over
The independent., 1905-08-31

for the bankers. 1t compelled people to pro-
cure gold for certain purposes and afforded
the bankers an opportunity to speculate. Had
the government said that nothing but copper
would be legal tender for customs duties and
interest on the bonds, an abnormal demand
would have been created for copper, and the
fellows who had all the copper cornered could
have demanded their own price, as no substi-
tute could have been offered for it. The
bankers had the gold cornered, they pro-
cured the enactment of the exception clause,
and they said you must have this gold to pay
Us our interest, therefore we will charge you
285 in greenbacks for it. Ii this was not
graft, what do you call it? And to think that
the government lent it's aid TO this fim-fam
scheme is enough to make one lose his
patriotism However, we only lost our patriot
ism for the republican gang, which was
responsible for it, and not for our country
Grand Island (Neb.) Democrat.
The independent., 1905-08-31

There you have it, from republican author
iy, bearing out the argument made by re-
formers for the past forty years, namely,
that the exception clause on the greenbacks
was the cause of their depreciation. The
paper money which was made legal tender for
all purposes was always at par with gold
The exception clause was a nice little graft
The independent., 1905-08-31
COMMON ERROR CORRECTED

The Peoples Sovereignty League OF Washing
on, D. c., takes the Albany (N. Y.) Argus to tasl
or rather common error regarding the initiative
nd referendum:
The Albany tn Y Argus in noting the or
ganization of a Referendum League in Maine
falls into error when it says "al laws would
be initiated by the people and referred to
them for approval before taking effect" In
fact but few laws are initiated by the voters.
In South Dakota, for example, where the sys-
tenn has existed since 1899, only one meas
ure has been directly initiated by the peo-
pie: and in Oregon where the system has
existed for three years, only two measures
have been directely initiated. The explana-
nation is that the system is such that the
voters possess an option to call for direct
vote. For ninety days after the adjourn
ment of the legislature 5 per cent OF the
voters can order a direct vote OF the people
on any one or more of the bills passed, and
the peoples verdict determines the fate of
the measures This is the peoples veto.
The mere existence of this power is effective,
just as the presence of policeman is effect
iye Not a bill passed by the Oregon and
South Dakota legislatures have been ordered
to vote of the people. And the voters can
directly initiate measures if the legislature re-
fuses to take up popular measures This
option is seldom exercised, for its mere ex-
istence does most of the work. In Oregon
the legislature refused to enact direct nomi-
nation system as had been promised, and the
voters took hold and enacted the desired law.
1t is clear that the Argus misrepresents the
initiative and referendum system Misrepre
sentation is the weapon of the opponents of
the peoples sovereignty. The benefciarieS
of machine rule, with its grants of private
monopolies are doing their best to conceal
the practicabiity of the optional referendum
and direct initiative.
Oregon has the initiative and referendum
and is more nearly governed by the people
c<af in, tho Rofo ho
The independent., 1905-08-31

Oregon has the initiative and referendum
and is more nearly governed by the people
than any state in the union Before the
establishment of the system the few men in
the legislature, backed by the party machine,
were the final power. Now the voters are the
final power. Eight per cent of the poupla-
ticn Of the state $4,000, can bring up any
question, conduct campaign upon the issue,
and secure a vote. If the first campaign is
not successful another can be brought again
every two years, until success is attained.
Each question must stand on its merits, it il
not subject to the vagaries of paid lobbyists
The independent., 1905-08-31
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
LOCALES.

La Sra Conception dc Ia Gnrza Mo
raieS lla rendido Patricio Vallejo s..
propiedad de IL Gale de Chavez.
! Han pcdido permjso para cnsarse
! Castulo Gomez Y Junnita urfas.
Estan hisfrntando actuaInlcntc dc
sus vacacioncs los carteros G IT..
Mndd. A. T.. Gcnt2cn, G. j.. Keen Y
G. Canth.
Sc han encnntradO nluch0s pcrrOs
muertoS en- las GALES ~ Sidadn Sc
cncoUirarnn stcic V 81 EHncs tres. Sc
cree Que han Sidu atacaG0s Dc una en-.
f"rmcdad dcsconrciia.
FL Sheriff Tohtn ha rcrrcsqd" lie
Houston 4 dnndc fIG Ia cnny"nei6n
d" Shcriffs dc Texas. TraIo prrSn 4
san Ant"nin M negro Tric ti"ne ruon.
taS DcndicntnS con Ia uStlcia.
900 Rafacla T.. de- In I;osn mnri6 a
domingo en- la n,a0auH ~ 81 ,",sa
Nc s25, Gale dc Ncracruz. Sn mucrtc
la Sido mny scniida por Sus paripn es
y amigos.
Eli el ConsulaAn MrXicau0 In ban
dcra cstuvo i2ada media astn. cl Isi
dc Ln!io, con motive del anivcF.urlo
dc Ia mnertc dc Don Kcniio ,lUArcy,
acaccida en- cSa fcclia. ..
y. Tomas phrcz 50 cspnsn Sra
Maria dc JESUS neIPado dc Perez, com
prarnn 4 A.h Brown una propfcdnd
Ell Ia callc &c Arocha.
Han podido permiSo para rasarse
Carlos Chacdn Paula Cara. James
Eoultrcss Jr. y Teresa Maritime.
Frank liclmholz. prupictarln por
- aiios del restaurant THE Hole I'm
the Wall" III agnIero en- IN parad}, Al
costado Sur dc Ia Cathedral de San Fer.
nando, 10 la Vcudido 4 los Srrs. Nc,
Outlook 81 Sanncr.
~iIa sido nonibrado Administrator
! dc Correos dc San Antonio 81 Sr. tohn
j. Stevens, del partidO Ropublieano.
~-Pfdximamentc contrnera mntri
| inonio, el 1oycn Federico Sand0yal con
Ia Virtnosa Srita. 1nana GonzaIo2 Los
padres dc los n0pios, Elorencio Sando
val ) Maria Antonia Flores por una
parte, Angel Gonzalez y Justa q. dc
Gonzalez por In otra 50 regocijan dc Ia
union dc slis hiios.
La Sociedad Htdaigo, dc due os
| Presidents el seiior Juan II. Cara. v
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
Mexico Desconocidon

ri Gobierno Mexicano ha pedjdo 4
Ia casa Charles Scribner's Sons de Nue
va York mil ejemplares del libro del
Professor Carl LunholtZ, titulado "NIe
Xico Desconocido." FL libro fue prime
ro traducido al espanol baio la direc-
cion persona! de un representative del
Gobicrno Mexicano, pcro en- otros res
pectoS fue impreso arregiado Ell IN
misina lorna y con las mismas jlus-
Iraciones que In edici6n inglesa. ''MG
Hlco DeSconocidon es el producto de
cuatrH amos de eXploraciones entire las
trlbus Gle In Sierra Mahrc Occidental,
en- Ia Iierra Calicntc dc Tepic Jalis-
co, y entire los indios tarascos de Mi
choacan. Las ilustraciones son de les
iot"grafias tomadas por cl autor. iun.
tamente con algunas laminas de colo
res, El Prcsidente Diaz mostr6 el mas
vivo interes Ell ia expedition del Prot
Lumhoitz, y le siryi6 mucho en- sus OK
| lplumcinnes- Est tas son les mas fellcs.
fmportantes tentatiyas que Sc mar
fecho en- los tltimoS afIos para conse
gulr datoS relatives Il estas tripuS me
&lcanaS, practIcamcnte desconucitlas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
Pablo Cruz, Editor y Propietario.
Ell Verdadero Pobre.

Dn hombre es pobre cuando ha pep
dldo la contianza de sus amigos, cuan
do las personals que estan cerca de el
no lie Green: cuando Su caracter esta
corrompido por Ia impustura, por el
deshonor. Es pObre cuando hace dine.
70 4 cXpensas de su caracter. cuando
suS ideas no tienen principles fios. Es
ID cs la peor de.las pobrezas.
Fivir en- una pobre casa no 0uiere
decir que sea uno necesarianentc DO
bre. 81 I'd. lla mantenidc su integri-
dad, 81 su caracter siempre ha estado
del lado del derecho en- el mundo, 81
nunca ha doblado ia rodilla ante Ia
avaricia, I'd. no es pobre.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
"a OpOsiUON 4 CARDENAs.

Snltilo. .lulio IS. III domingo fl
ii" los corri"ntcs.. hubO aQm una
gran iunta polftica cn favor del Sc
nor Lie. -. F'rumcucio Fucntcs. 81
candidate dc in opusici6n para Go
bernador del Estado La junta ruc en-
Yocadn por los leaders del moyim!eG-
t0~ dcmocratiC0. Or. Jose Maria ito
drfGucz,, Don Francisco M"dorn.
y 81 Mnistro dc UobcrnaciGn sunnr
Corral. ordcu6 III GobrrnHdor Ca
denas quo 50 abstuvicTa de rno'estar
4 los manifastuntcs. I'm Ia hnia rei
no inusiIado cntusiaemu.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
Todos los Remedies de la AbucIa de venra
por mayor y menor, en- la Botica del Leon
de f. A. Chapa, San Antonio, Texas.

9HcretAfto ci sehor Limo Butr6n. ha
'"N'"cad" Il t"das las sociedades me-
"'c"ha6 q" san Antonio. al pdbItco
! IN general NJ beIlo seyo en- na,.-
ti@nlor In jTnla que tendrd In.a.
q snhaGo - dc Julio d las ocho
n'tfiia ''e Ia noche e1 los Altos del
N"efo MoEeado. para orgauizsr los
'f"bajas para la ceIebFaci6n del nr6-
N'in" 10 dc Soptiembrc Ia reunf0n
'%.''n #mctiizadn ror In orgugs,a 1ne
""i&e = P"f AIonso 1'rcviao.
--I1h los Altos Del cdiffcio d,, "E,
i'esid"r 8" aluuilGu cuartos para
"ticih&s d" negocios Ditflanse 4
FabI" Crn2. 2o5 S. Laredo 81 san
Antonio. Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
INTER ESANTE.

Tenemds cl Eusto de poner en- como
cimlento de nu@str0s favorecedorcs
amigos, que 81 tlenen que hacer con
Focatorias programs para las fics-
tas patri6ticas del 10 y 1G de 6eDtiem
bre, SO diEnen mnndarnos sus 6rdo-
hes lnmediatamente, pues el ticmpo
"Sahza' son tantos los trabajos 0ue
tehenos, que nos sera diffciI aeryir
los huevos pedidos ri vienen retar-
"ados' Manden. pncs. sus 6Ydcnes
nhora que es tempo. y no n dnjan
para Ultima hora.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20

dera por las intrigas de su propia fa-
milia, cuando esta Sc haya resuelto
sacrificarle paIa salvar Ia dinas-
tia 81 estn perece tambien, sera Il
cau2a de una conspiraci6n de los ie
les del ejercito. Los czares anterio-
res de un motlo 8 de otro asf han sido
aephestos, Ell pueblo adorara al nue.
20 Car tan lealmente como al anti
quo. no importa como haya llegado
al honor"
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
NIL GRAEIhS.

Las damos. los Sca0gns pfUfcsorca
-. SerafIn reiiR. Director do In t;8.-
sueln Normal do pr0ea0rcs. y y.
Pahios Lihas. Director dc Ia E,sCucla
Professional para Scnor!tas, por In
iuvitaci6n quc 30 dignaron hacernos
para concnrrir las vetadas clentifi-
eo~l!tcfarias quo con motive dc In
termination de los trabaIos del pre-
sante aho esc0lar SO vcrifcaron 81
80 del mes pasado 81 . dct prc5cn-
TO on Monterrey.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20

do ascsinndos con bOmbus de dinami-
tn, en- sus propios palacios. 6 afuera.
EN- sus carruajes, no importa las pre-
cauciones que Sc hayan tornado, nj
10 numeroso de la guardia. Todo es-
to ha dichO en- lenguaje elocuente Ia
historic de IL crueldad de Ia opre--
sion rusn que ha provocadu tan tre-
mendas venganZas.
LA crueldad cngendra la cruel(atI
Las lagrimas dc los desterrndos 4 ST.
IBERIA y las de las yfctimas del YER
! dugu no pueden haber sido derramu-
! das en- vano. La sangre de los ino-
centes inmolados sin piedad, ha cla-
mado al cieIo. Extrala Y scgura es
| la retribuci6n de Ia ilistoria la
I vengan2n cs mia, dijo ell Seilor' Durc
i es el camino del trnnsgresor ya seq
| hombre q uIni6n. Con aquei para
lei cIal NH afios son como tIn dfa, y
III dfa como null aiios. el cnstiso al
sunas veces nos parece 4 nosotros.
fhi1os del TEMPO, ser muy iento. Pc
ro es muy cicrt0. In rcdomn de Ia
! ira Il menudo pnraci6 Gcvrnda V seIla-
! Ga; mas una vez alberta, ningun HON
| bre desGc al mcnor ri mayor. desde 81
mujili ri omperadOr. V ningnn Dufs
| rnedc qnedar eh pie defiant" del tor
heilino.
| VolviCndo ahora Il los peri0dicos
que ven los hcchns dcsde otro punto
! dc vista. el Register Mobile picnsa
quo 'Rusin aun no csta preparada pa
ra Ia revoluc!on, porque el
pueblo rcrtenece I'M siglo
| difcrentc del nucstro v c.
81 no uene Idea de Ia concentration.
DC ia ihlhad dc accioll.. y sobrc todo
| g, r,a,', W. -.
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/ I In Detroit Tribune duda dc ono
In rcvoIur,6n cst6 4 In yIsto Ee,o
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
iNcENpIo EN- MoNcLoyA.

El jueyes dc la semana pasada Ia
Fabrica lie Hilndos Buena F6, de
Moncloya,. Coahuila, propiedad de
Otto Degetnu, de Monterrey, fue en-
teramente destruida por eli fuego. La
tabrica estaba asegurada en- 100000.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
ECHEGARAY MINISTRO,

lei gran dramaturgo espa1ol d. Jo-
sc de Echegaray, professor de mate
maticas aplicadas en- ell Colegio de
lngenieros de Madrid, ha sido nom.
hrado el Is de Julio, Ministro de Ha.
ciendn on cI Gabinete Espanol.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
PERSONAL. =

- Gahiuo Garcia dr Monterrey cs-
IL eli san Antonio yisitnndp sits
amigos
ID. Abraham Aiirc y II Rev W.
S. Scott de cstn ciltdnd, yisitaron aata
somnHn las nficiuag dol KEGIDOR.
ID. iMauro Mora dc Iy'lc Sc en-
cnontra cn San Antonio. yisitando 4
atis amigos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
MUERTE dc mn TSVAI?Ttrt,ro

'IV'1I' Il q" IN TAMAULipECO.
IS' dia ctnro de! preseuto mos 81 Sc.
nor Gil Martinez. nutivo dc Cur1ns
Tamaniipas, Mexico. fud mncr.o nar
vi 'ren del Southern Pacific. on un
p"Hto inm"dato 10 soccI0n ao tcon
~ tinm'o tcifa mas to 30 afo.
"o c"aH = 20 cree que dcja III hilo resi
orn'e en- Mior. Don Gil viv.6 nor mSs
ne y. L Hn0" on In casa del sciior Juan
'a'nofEo' on San Antonio. tambffn
Nivi6 cn Laredo. Texas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
CANTd MATADo en- coTULLA.

Cotulla. Texas, Julio 10. Salvador
Cantn recibi6 anoche un iisparo de
carabina, durante una dificultnd que
tuvo con w. l.. Pcuse. La herida lc
prcdujo Ia muertc hoy eli In tarGe.
l., Pcase estG preso.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
NECROLOGIA,


El l6 dc Julio fatleci0 eli esta ciu-
dad, en- su casa, No. 92O,, de In Gu
ilo de San Fernando, la cdad dc "a
amos. la SONORA Iinsebia Argiicllss.
respectable matrona esiimada altamen-
to por la Colonin McSIcana, Il cnusa
dc las hcl'as prcndas que adnrnabsn
sit carhcter. fue 10 flnada modolo ,io
Hirtudes dom6siIeas, y su muerte .ha
dojado IN hondo gacto en- su hoaar.
en- ia sociedad quo SO euorguiIeeia
de ella como de Una de sus n6s no
hies matronns.
Recihan sus afligidos deudos, es-
peciaimente 81 sr, Ceieattuo san.
ohez, hijo WolfttcO De Ia finHda. In
expression dc nnestra sentida condo.
lencia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
VEf1ADA FrNEnl,E

La 5octcdad 'BenitO ,Iuare2" g..
snndn sutnrsal do Ia de ayataru,roy
cetchr6 en SIT sa!on dc actUs una vc-
'ada fGncbrc. ei rs dcl uctuat. fecho
en- 4ne "tnnDii6 80 aiios dc ,nucr,n
nl gran Juarcz.
~ act" fnc solemnc. 40 dennsit,rr,
'afiaN coronns dc flores an 81 alt.r
cn donde Sc dcstacaha inagcstuoso cl
cas-. y
SO prOnunciayuu varins al.,,...,... ..
alusivoS III gran pptticio.
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j JESUS GARHA MuERt I'm UNA PAS
IA. ~ -
hi domingo move de ,fuitn fuc on
cohtrRdo muerto on una pasta =, y
ven Jesds Garza. hijo de la sef,orSY
'ioDia Faides, nleto de Don on
Va'des' La pasta uucda cercn do
"a poblaei0n de Del valle, Texas. en-
a"nde yivc la familia del finado ID
s'is habfa lido a cortar lena; q.
'ao'' enfermo, y por esto su repa .,na.
mucrte ha sido mas sent,dn =,
ditunto deja numerosoa pariontos 49,
MonoloYa, coah.,, Mcxtco -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-20
LA Gaeela do Gna.laIainra.

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~ gran peri6dco Jaliscicnsc init
ttiado ia Gaceta de Guadalajnra. 4"
dc IA sHitana del QeelaGntc. hn Yuel-
TO q aparecer bajo IL hobfiisima di-
reeci0n dc los Sres. Alam lilo y Rojaq.