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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16
M|nEWARENDS
ANDR|A|N|isE|:YI'|::i'S:. | \ YI|:i'
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SALT LAKE HEARS ABOUT
THE RICH LEOGES
IN lLNCTlON SUIT is SETTLED
OUT OF CUURT-MiNER GET
GUSY WITH SHIPPING ORE
WHAT is DOiN IN BIG NEW DIS
TRiCT.

The trouble at Ramsey has been
sci. II out C court.
Skipping ore will be taken out =.
once and shipped to Dayton for mill
ing and the camp has taken bound
forward in development.
e. 4. Norcross was in the city today
and stated that Sam Wheeler and him
self, Or one side, and a. H. Mayne,
on the other. have agreed on q di-
vision OF the property in dispute ami
the Injunction has .heen dropped.
The result OF this settlement Is
an influx OF mining men at the rate
OF ~ day, the formation of new
10a;. site and the removal OF all hands
thereto and the active deyelopmen.
that has started all over the camp.
Another big sale has been made,
the Rather, No. : the south ex
tension cI the Clark bonanza, 1900
feet 10 Reynolds 4 Robinson, of God
field. for 10000 and stock in the
1900 shares. the sellers are Toll
Bro. and Tickner and the buyers are
successful Goldfield operators. -
reynolds 4 Robinson have laid out
a townsite and called it Ramsey. have
given every man in the camp on a
certain day last week, lot free CT
cost and agreed to supply the new
settlers with water. The result OF
this offer was that every man in the
.old townsite OF fremont moved up to
the new place where more water and
cCnler location was found.
A. H. Mayne will take out all the
ore that can De handled at once and
The other clai mOwners have started
To 10 the same.~
Tie best recommendation for Ram
sey as a coming camp is in the fact
thai ore as low as sl5 in value can be
taken out and shipped to the mills
at Dayton Thousands OF tons OF this
ore can be taken from the groupings
& he different ledges in the big
camp and men are working with
feyerish activity to get returns from
their deposits in place.
A7uch of the ore will be hauled =:
miles to Dayton. The cost OF extrac
ton is figured at 81, which is high
haullns s. and treatment. as agreed
ur... $3.50 a eon. making the tota
cos S11 80 tom
Thousands of tons OF ore at th'
surface in the ;district will mill al
tnc way from $40 TO sl2o ton. an'
RAMSEY CAL'2 -. -. -. =.
,te.e ores will Of course be sent on
G.sa
The tuwnsite company has starte
2n"e1o feet Of lumber into the cam
al. IS hauling water from the Carso
ri.er pending the completion OF
biz we'll at Ramsey that will suppl
~ cimD until water from som
,ings further up the mountain ca
l,c ed into town.
There are about 200 men in tn
cai.lp now and more are coming j
as .ast as possible. A stage line wi
be in operation in less than weel
ths. ARRANGEMENTS having been mad
for il. 1t will operate betWee
Apache and Ramsey and the post O
fee will be started at Ramsey as 500
as possible.
Those who have been In the cam
sar that it resembles Virginia City
formation. The values are averae
throughout the camp and a secon
LEDGE parallel 10 .he lark ledge NJ
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16
CELEBRANTS RIDE AND TOOT

I. party Of birthday celebrants tour
ed the city last night in huge tally
hO and with horns and voices livened
things up in great shape The oc-
casion was the celebration of Mrs
10 Muller'S birthday.
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MRS. ,1A[AM !! M..WAATs /! TO Die
y. .a~-"'.sA :.
WHEN SHE REACHES 80

WANTS TO DIE -. -:
: .PlTFsBURG. Pa, July ls.-'l want
to die when l reach 80. That is long
enough for anyone to=want to i've
So said Mrs. HarA~ Thaw to her
music teacher and mos intimate
friend here, Mrs. LHigi Won kunits,
just before Harry Thaw and his wI.e
Went to New York, preceding n:
/ Madison Square tragedy.
When young Thaw brought this ar
lists model into the Taaaw: circle, Mrs.
Won klnits was seiected by the eide"
Mrs. Tnaw to give Florence Evelyn
what musical culture she needed 10
polish her fer the COMPANY of the
-.4OU".
In addition to the music and Ian
suages the young wife was compelled
+ TO study, Mrs. Thaw marched her o..
10 prayer meeting and church every
Wednesday, and Sunday evening.
To young Evelyn this was most gall
ing, according to Mrs. Won kunits, SO
that when Harry and his wife left
PittsburS. Evelyn was well nigh sick
of the whole thing, and petu!antly re-
marked that she didn't want 10 live
after 80.
People are wrong in believing ...e
cared for dress. She did not. But = {
cid care for hats and shoes and stock
in2s and gloves. She dotted on these
things, and | do not believe there l., :,
woman in the country who had 50
irge a number of costly hats as h;,
posses. ea
She was devoted to ,er husbal '.
uGt was backward with other ...en
ana was rather cold toward the 4
ences with men-when she was an a"
lists model-she cried to me about IT,
TOO: bul il would never do for me Il
tell you these things. | remember thai
she mentioned Whites name. But she
said that was all past now.
She was never late at school She
; was our best pupil and always the
! mos, talented pupil OF SEVERN .
Frank. from whom she took lesson:
on the piano. She worked hard ant
practi.el lwC O: three hours ever;
. day.
She didn't like society. said Mrs
Won kunits she never liked to at
tend receptions or functions of an!
kind She used to go to the PltlSDur:
, orchestra concerts and TO the theate
a occasionally.
q II have heard her say wnen she wa
at the theatre that she wished sh
! half an hour after she left the play
:. house until she would say she wa
9 glad she was not ar actress.
..She is such a little bit OF i thin
( and so unassuming that it was har
II tc think OF her as anything but a chill
Why, when she came to take her lie:
sens, Elizabeth, my maid, would sa
n 10 ne The little girl is here Sh
could hardly believe this young pup
was married Mrs. Thaw is very slel
% der. She does not weigh more tlIa
,e eighty pounds, though she was heavie
IL before she was married.
e Everybody in the school liked 1e
IL She was very quiet and did not mai
friends easily, as she did not becon
familiar with anybody On short a
quaintance.
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HAY HANDS ARE WANTED

The farmers OF Douglas county. like
the farmers of Ormsby county and of
every other county in the state, are
yelling for help to harvest She bumper
hay crops. The lure of the mines
keeps lot of good husky muscle out
OF the fields.
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Three tally-hOs. laden with the
nth and beauty of Carson City left
Eere Sunday morning for Glenbvool.
where the steamer Meteor was wait
ing W;rh steam up to take the memb-
OF, s;i The party around the lake
The Cay was spent at the different
resorts and every body had a fine
time, s,.t sunburned and came. home
tired and happy.
II is lumOred an engagement will
be announced as having been ar
! ranged on this trip.
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CASHIER DAVIS GOES SOUTH

Cashier Davis. OF the State Bank
4 Trust CO., has gone to Carter $
Station to remain several days, on
pleasure and business. His close ay-
plicatiOn at. the bank and the fOrtuit-
Gus timeliness of some business that
required attention TINS week caused
him 10 90 earlier than he intended.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16

And now. alas. good Old farmer
Wilson has been caugt redhanded d:
verting appropriations by congress
otherwise tnan intended. by building
the new agricultural department build
ing contrary 10 the plans adopted. His
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16

DANCE At GARDNERviClE
The F. v. Smith orchestra will give
4 dance at Gardnerville in Valhalla
Hall Saturday evening. July 81. An
are invited. Tickets admitting couple
81. ,e-,.4.. ss,s ..... t21
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MRS. WILDER TO BE BURIED
WEDNESDAY

The funeral OF Mrs. Wilder, who
died in California last week. will be
held Wednesday. The ihterment will
be private. Friends and acquaintance
may view the remains at the resi-
dence, and are invited to do so.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16

A lew line Of Eastman kodaks has
arrived at kitzmeyer's drug stove.
Just the thing for campers and to
take on ,as vacation trir.
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..b.REvITlES.
FL

nFrQf Howe has been appointed head
of the University high school, and
will probably be taken into the faculty
proper hext year. He is spoken of in
the highest terms by Prof. Stubbs
as an educator in certain lines. The
family will not leave this city.
:. -.
Sen Newlands is recovering from
his accident Al .nenlo Park. He
wears q slight bandage around his
shoulder in order to hold the collar
bone in place while the bone knlls.
He is expected in Nevada shortly.
The army department will be re-
quired to expend s2,26S,oo0 in San
Francisco to re-hao.litate its build
ings and stores.
Chinese pirates bearded mission
airy beat in Chinese waters and kill
ed all the white men they found on
beard
Tellurium has neen struck on the
kaifus lease at the Monawn mine
near Goldfeld
\ strike OF pure gold has been made
on the Combination mine at Round
Mountain. The gold is in nuggets and
( bars in rotten quartz and is the most
wonderful specimen ore found il
( America.
Rams Horn. an outsider won the
Brighton handicap Saturday at juicy
odds
The Pacific ;oas: Atheler-, Ass n
has barred boxing from its programs
/ in future.
Reports that the fire in the coal
pile at Sparks was out. We're prema
TIRE. ne nre Stlll RACES despite GL
forts to stop it.
After baking a day or two, Col
MaXon took vacancy on the Reno
school board The $4,000 state ap
preparation for those schools helped
some Maxson did not like the $12.
900 deficit.
The secretary OF the interior has
allowed an increase of appropriation
for Nevada for reclamation works O.
S70o.O00
Harry Thaw fired his attorneys las
week and says he will run his case tt
suit himself If he does it is. possible
he may yet nang.
Cassie Chadwick is SO I'll lin tn
penitentiary at Columbus, o., that tn
prison officials are worried over TIL
outcome of her illness.
Ia, -g-7o-o---
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FOR SALE-A good second hand
bath tub for sale cheap. Formerly
$c7. now $40. Inquire this office. tt
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16

electric apparatus. private rooms, Ar
iinqton Barber Shop.
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beer opened. up. This ledge is all
sniping ore and there is an immense
quantity in sight.
The owners OF the Clark bonanza
and IT'S extensions, now that the con-
sict has been. settled are Wheeler and
forcross. north Extension 1900 feet;
4; H Mayne, the discovery 725 feet;
REYNOLDS and hobinson. the south
extension 500 A;1eet. and the two es-:
tension on the Robinson cain, 5000
feet held BY Ton Bsos1 ae5 Tickner.
;cauC. y Davis OF Dayton owns The
rica parallel 4edges~and- Two othef
edges almost as large have oeel
opened Up bs otn1.,:y .,:yarc.es
lay claims have peen taken ~ .
Carson City people.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16

5S1adoos shampooing and massage
e'ectVA apparatus. private rooms, ~
linQtoH Barber Shop.
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The army department will be re-
quiEed to expend .s2.26S,o00 in San
Francisco to re-ha o.litate its build
ings and stores.
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Cassie Chadwick. is SO III lin the
penitentiary at Columbus. o., that the
prison officials are worried over the
outcome of her illness.
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eFr9f Howe has been appointed head
OF the University high school, and
will probably be taken into the faculty
proper hext year. He is spoken of in
the highest terms by Prot. stubbs
as an educator in certain lines. The
family will not leave this city.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16

Sen Newlands is recovering from
his accident Al -.enlo Park. he
wears slight bandaee around his
shoulder in order to hold the collar
He is expected in Nevada shortly.
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Harry Thaw fired his attorneys last
week and says he will run his case 10
suit himself Ii he does ii is. possible
he may yet nang.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16

The secretary OF the interior has
allowed an increase of appropriation
for Nevada for reclamation works Of
S70O.Oo0.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-16

Chinese pirates bearded mission
airy beat in Chinese waters and kill
cd all the white men they found on
',0a ri
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After baking a day or two, Col
MaXOn took a vacancy on the Reno
school board. The $4,000 state ap-
preparation for those schools helped
some. Maxson did not like the $12.-
900 deficit.
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Reports that the fire in the coal
pile at Sparks was out. We're prema-
ture. The fire still RACES despite et-
forts to stop it.
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Telurium has peen struck on the
kalfus lease at the Monawh mine
near Goldfield.
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The Pacific ;oas: AtheleC., Ass n
in future.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-11-10

Vazquez, cumpli eron & satisfac
ci6n sus comisiones.
Los delegados fueron recibi.
dos por el Sr. Pablo de los
Santos en-, su casa de familia,
como 10 sabe hacer con las
personas que le merecen esti-
maci6n. "a'
Ell dfo 20, en- Ia noche. se We
rific6 la installation ) de la Lo.
gia, y 81 dia 81 Sc obsequi6 q
los Delegates con un gran
banquete en- Ell Ojo. de Aqua.
RENO la mayor animation y
la confraternidad entire todos
los masonea, Use pronuncia-
ron enthusiasts brindis, desco-
llando por Ia alteza dc sus sen
timientos y por Ia correction
de la Erase, los de los Sres DR..
Pedro G. Martinez y demAa
companeros delegados. Con-
test6 el Sr. Pablo de los San
tos Ven.'. Macs. de Ia Resp.
Log. "Obreros dc la Luz
No. 13, y continuaron otros
masOnes.
La mlsica TOGO en- 81 Parque,
desde muy temprsno hasta las|
4 de la tarde, hora en- que par
tieron los visitantes para Mon
terrey.
Un fot6grafo tom6 algunas
negative de varios grupos.
aeta Ell CoRRRspoxsAI. I
80 q .-fTH
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banal, que nj aduce, nj acepta
razones, le probariamos que
no tiene raz6n para insultar
al gobierno y a los obreros me
xicanos, y que la organization
obrera, tai como la pinta, para
exigis entertainments aumentos
de salarios, que de Glen casos,
10 menos en- 95 no estan JUS
tificados, no es muy diferente
de la, organization de los ban
doleros para exigir a los tran.
seuntes ila bolsa 8 la vida! so
'pretexto. de nivelacion social.
7" va volyeremos a ocuparnos
de. este asunto, por la parte
que nos toca, como mexicanos
y como obreros libres.
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Administrator dc Co.
rreos rObadO.

G.. w. Fouts. Administra-
dor de Correos en- Riverton,
L., casi perdi6 su vida y fue
despojado do aus alegrias, Sc
gun sl carta, en- Ia que dice:
"Por 20 amos tuve una en-
fermedad cr6nica en- ell higado,
que me llev6 a tan severe case
de hictericia, que mis- dedos pa
recian clavos amarillos, cuando
mi Doctor me prescribl6 los
Amargos Electricos, los cuales
me curaron, y me han conser-
vado bien POI once amos"
Son remedio seguro para BIZ
liosidades, Neuralgis, Debili-
dades del est6mago, y desa.
rreglos del hfgado. rihOnes y
vegiga. Els IN t6nico maravi.
lioso. De venta en- todas las
boticasA so cts.
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DIRECTOR,
REDACTOR
PROPIETARIO
b. Cardenas.
LIBI2 Bs $
Tenemos de venta
los siguientes:
Armonias y Cantares, por Ventura
Ruiz de Aguilera; un tomo rhsl

Armonias y Cantares, por Ventura
Ruiz de Aguilera; un tomo rhsti
ca .................. ............,0S
Conferencias do Sn. Agustfn. por
eli Rev. P. Agustino Fray Euge
nio Ceballos. 8 tomos, rdstica. 81 80
/. PROTECTION Libre Csmbio por TT.
Csballero, tomo rGstiea 1910
Ultima Enamorada, por Andres
Sanchez del Real un tomo rdsti-
ca............"".." ...........sOV
Nsturslezs de las cosas, por Tito Lu
creoio Caro-, un tomo rdstica. ....50
Memorials de IN Estudiante, por el
Lie. Alexandra Villasehor. nn to
mo rdstiCa. Zoe
81 Clavo, por Pedro A. de Alarc6n,
un tomO rdstica. so
Fl Derecho en- Ia Vida EConomica, por
On. Anselmo Guerra, un tomO
rGstica. .......... ........ .......W
Collection de Sonetos.
vaje Critico alrededor do la Puerta
del Sol, por Ossorio y Bernard. !, so
Los Problamss de la Nsturaleza... 80
Cuentos para Nifios.................2 rs
Ningdn pedido Sc atsndera 81 NO viene
acompahsdo de su importe. Siempre
que el envio vayacsrtificado mandense
diez centavos mas para ell oertiicado.
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$It)illy H|t0|go.

[Por no haber recibido 8
tempo esta correspondence,
nola publicamos en- nuestro MI
nero anterior.]
=. Oct. 22.-En meses pasados
Sc organize en- esta una Logia
Simb6lica bajo ell nombre de
sObreros: de la Luz" No. l3,
y trabajaba bajo los auspicios
de la Gr.s Log. del Estado
de N. Leon, hasta elgdfa 20
del actual, que Sc hizo la So
lemne installation por delega-
dos de Ia Gr.'. Log, que lo
fueron los gg.'. mm.' Il pr. Pc
dro c. MARTINEZ, DR.. Melesio
A. Martinez. DR.. Eusebios Qua
iardo, Ing. Juan A. !. Farfas
Lie. Jose M. Cantd, Francisco
A Castillo, Joaquin Martinez
ylos visitantes Sr, Adolfo Ro
drlguez y DR.. Alejo A. Flo
res. A todos estos caballeros
los tuvimcs de huespedes en-
Sabinas, y despues de haber
llenado su cometido, se pasea.
ban en- nuestra hermosa po-
blaci6n.
Ell dia 10 se les obsequi6 con
una gran serenata en- la Plaza
Hidalgo.
Las comisiones nombradas
per la Resp. Log. 'Obreros
de la Luz" No. 13, que 10 fi,e-
ron, de reception, los Sres. DR.
Manuel NJ. Cara, Gregoric
Ramos y Juan F. Gonzalez
para acompaiiar a los delega-
dos desde Villaldama, los Sres
Pablo NJ. Santos y Severe G
Gonzalez, y de ornate, los Sres
i Antonio Hernandez y Galdin'
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Un afortunado de
Missouri. 1

Cuando 70 era boticario. en-
Livonia, Mo-, escribe T. J.:
Dwyer, ahors de Graysville,'
No., tres de mis- marchantes'
fueron completamente curados
De consunci6n por 81 Nuevo
Descubrimiento del DR.. King
yestan buenos y fuertes hatts
h1oy, Uno esta procurando' ven
del su propiedad y cam biarse q
Arizona; pero despues de usar
el Nuevo Descubrimiento un
POGO tempo, iuzg6 innecesario
lrse. Recomiendo ell Nuevo Des
orlmiento del DR.. King como
Ia mas efcaz medicipa que
existe."
La cura mas segura de toses
J resiIi9S, galgantay pulMp-
mes. Garantizsdo en- todas las
o OOtlcas. Vale so cts. y, 100
botellas de muestra, gratis.
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camento era 81 encargado dc su
guardla Y custodli. 81 Alcaids
do h clrcel hSSiS entrsga de- di.
chos prssos tcdcS los dfas, & las
seis dc Il tarde. Il Jefe de Ia guar
dia, duien fecibfa tainbi6n las III.
YES del calabozo. Como ID pena
de 10 Instancia que pesabG sobre
los reos era Ia capital, Ia vigilsn.
cia era riaurosa, y en- tales condi.
clones. solamente por conniveucia
de los guardianes podia verfticarse
una evasion. Esto sucedi6 IA no.
che del l>dia % del actual: los cinco
soldados que hacfan la guardia, de
acuerdo con los presos Ines Ruiz,
Maximo Martinez Y Gerarda Saenz
y los dos reos de robo Pedro Con-
zales Y Aurelio Bernal, abrieron
una de las puertas interiores del
calabozo, Y todos huyeron. como 4
Ia una v media, sin ser notada su
faita sino como media hora des.
pues, en- que el centinela de Ia
puerta exterior corri6 la voz repe
tidas veces sin contestarsele. In.
mediatamente, el Jefe del destaca-
mento, ell Juez de 1 a Instancia Y
ell Presidente Municipal, Sc reunie
ron para dictar las medidas del ca
so, pero hasta la fecha no Sc ha To-
grado la reaprehensi6n de los pro-
fugos, nj de ellos Sc tiene noticia.
Es de suponerse que Eugenio Y
Bruno Gonzalez Sc hallasen dormi.
dos en- el momento de la evasion.
pues de otro modo 6 habrfan huido
tambien 6 hubieran dado sviso al
centinela de 10 que pasaba. ''''
No creemos que en- este case re-
suite responsabilidad & nadie, pues
el Jefe del Destacamento, aun ha.
biendo estado presente, habria 81.
do impotente ante Ell pronuncia.
miento de ID guardia, de la cual
tai vez hubiera sido vfctima al
cpouersef h -fugs. = a. = sl-alA
fCompadecemos al Sr. Teniente
Jarsmillo ouya conducts entire no.
sotros he sido Ia de un cabsllsro
cabal, siendo su principal atsnci6n
81 cumplimiento de su deber. Com
padece cemosle, no por que supongs-
mos que 81 Sc haya hecho acreedor
slguna pens, sino por ID morti-
6csci6n que 10 cause el acontsci-
miento ocurrido.
Eel Observador" de c. Mier.
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F|JGA Y D[S[RC|ON.

Como saben nuestros lectores,
los cinco reos de distintos delitos
Ines Ruiz. Maxine Martinez, Ge-
rardo Saenz. Eugenio Gonzalez y
Bruno Gonzalez, que Sc hicieron
culpebles cuando la revuelta del
tristemente celebre Catarino E.
Cara. desde que fseron puestos
disposition del Juzgado de ] 9
Instances en- esta Ciudad, por ha'
berse declarado fncompetsntes !s:
Autoridades Federales, w desta
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truoci6n, reparaci6u, aseo y
manejo fuera del pals.

trucci6n, reparaci6u, aseo y
manejo fuera del pals.
k Sci DefeRsor del Obrero"
comprende'la justieia y lane
cesidad que dictaron ese CAM
bio, cambio que ha venido a
.hacer fracasar una huelga Ia
boriosa y persistentemente pre-
parada por los directores de
Ia Union Obrera; mas no.pu-
ldiendo esgrimir armas 'efecti-:
vas contra la CompaIfa- del.
Ferrocsrril, que orden6 la sus-
pension de. los trabajos en- los
talleres de esta. ciudad, adelan
tapdo slgunos meses la: ejecu
sion de una resoluoidn adopta.
da desde que Ell lGobierne: de
Mexico esta en- possession de la
mayoria de. las .acciones del fe-
rrocarril, para ell manejo del
mismo. 81 lanza por .un cami-
no facil'y trilfsdo, Ell de insul
tar y menoxpreciar al obrero
mexicano, declamando ifracio
nalmente contra la abyecci6n
y miseria y cobardia de los
obrelos mexicasos. Oigamoslo:
"Aqui, cuando los miembros
de una union obrera Sc presen
tan en- huelga para exigir 10
que Justamente demandan, sus
conciudadanos SO avergonza-
rian de ir q ocupar los lugares
abandonados por los huelguls-
tas; por que estan familiarizs
dos con ell movimiento obre-
TO-. ..alla, len Mexicol' l. er
case de una huelga. wN NUN
CA FALTA UN EsTUPIDo oU1
LLEvE UNA HoRDA DE BELL
cos A trabajar por menos pre-
clio, combatieDdo a los que, d'
seando meiorar su condlcioi
pecuniaria, apelan a la orga-
nizaci6n."
, ST "El Defensor del Obre.
slro,' no fuera un declamado