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Arizona republican., 1906-12-06

ing for Superior, where he is now To- cated. and developing a group of eleven gold claims, which adjoin the Lake Superior & Arizona on the east. He states that his claims are looking we'll
 The Queen company. organized by well known business men of Globe. is a signal success. The management hav- ing reopened the Queen mine to the 40O-foot level, is now driving the drifts on both the 300 and 400 levels in fine ere. on the 300-foot level there is eighteen inches of glance ore running 50 per cent copper and three to foui feet of green carbonate that assays from 30 to 40 per cent. The showing on the 400-foOt level is almost as good and fine ore is being taken out for shipment to the Humboldt smelter. Lack of teams to haul the ore has de- layed shipments. but the first car of ore from the Queen mine will leave Florence station about December l. Globe Silver Belt.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06
NEW RULER OF ZION CITY.

Voliva, the new boss of Zion City, seems to be the equal of Dowie in egotism and self assertiveness. He claims to hold his position by virtue of divine selection, and makes this statement: T am not overseer by cleo tion, nor will admit that there is an- other in Zion who could fill my place Every hand raised against me will go down in destruction. and no petty CO., terie of jealous plotters can oust me" This is the man who a few months ago denounced the pretensions of Elijah Dowie as impudent and biasphemous. It should be rembered though. that the population of Zion City is composed of weak minded people who are suscepti- ble to no other style of appeal Dowie imposed upon them by his colossal au- dacity, and Voliva must employ the same method or lose his grip. The fact that such a community is possible ex- plains the power of such leaders. Where Dowie could rule, a Voliva finds his opportunity. It is simply grotesque display of one phase or grade of hu- man nature.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06
PHOENEX. ARIZ.. DEC. 6. 1906.
THE LoPPED OFF BATTALION.

THE LOPPED OFF BATTALION.
 The affair of the discharge of that negro battalion at Fort Reno gives promise of being an interesting one early in the present session of congress. There are several contributory causes to make it so. There are those who be- lieve that the negroes were not given 2 square deal. There are others who will be inclined to criticise the unusual action of the president on general grounds and to these two groups may be added a democratic contingent watchful of every opening for pOli- tical attack.
 The friends of the president will naturally endeavor to effect a divorce between the main question at issue and the race problem.
 This was outlined early in the con- troversy by a friendly newspaper at the time when it became evident that that matter would be made the sub ject of congressional inquiry. It said
 Probably the presidents order would not have excited wide comment if the fact had not been made known that the soldiers were colored. Its propriety would have been assumed as a matter of course and as a proper measure of army discipline. The col or question. in fact, has nothing to do with the case. We presume no col ored man or friend of colored men. will claim that colored soldiers should be exempt from the rules that apply to white soldiers.
 President Roosevelt is absolutely above suspicion of race prejudice or of acting from any other motive than the good of the service. To bring in the color of the dismissed battalion is 10 inject a false and and irrelevant issue and becloud the merits of the case"
 There is in the way of a general ac- ceptance of this view, the fact that ! such a wholesale dismissal of troops IS ! unprecedented; that the troops dis ! missed were negroes; that similar dis turbanees in garrison towns or nearby | towns have been frequent, in which | disturbances white Soldiers were the | offenders.
 The question will likely be asked in congress as well as out of it, whether if the Twenty-fifth battalion had been composed of white soldiers instead Of negroes it would now lie hewn from the United States army.
 It will also probably be asked wheth- CT in the 166 men so discharged. there were not some wholly blameless of wrong and whose long service in the army had not earned for them some thing better than disgraceful dismissal.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06
Verdict for Dr. Pierce
 AGAINST THE Ladies' Home Journal.

Sending truth after a lie. It is an old maxim that "a lie will travel seven leagues while truth is getting its boots on" and no doubt hundreds of thousands of good people read the unwarranted and malicious attack upon Dr. R. V. Pierce and his TFavorite Prescription published fin the May Q904) number of the Ladies' Home Journal, with its great black dis play headings, who never saw the hum- ble, groveling retraction, with it's incon- spicuous heading, published two months later. It was boldly charged in the sland- erous and lsbelous article that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, for the cure of woman's weaknesses and ailments, con tained alcohol and other harmful ingredi- ents. Dr. Pierce promptly brought suit against the publishers of the Ladies' Home Journal, for sS0o, o,Ooo,Oo damages.
 Dr. Pierce alleged that MT. Box, the editor, maliciously published the article containing such false and defamatory matter wiJ the intent of injuring his esS<furthermore, that no alcohol, or other Injurious. or habit-forming, drugs are, or Sver were, contained in his "Fa- vorite Hesgfiptlon" that said medicine Is madg fYom native medicinal roots and contaHZno harmful ingredients what eveE/ahd that Mir. Bok's malicious state mefY were wholly and absolutely false.
 Ihtheretractionp on prinied by said Journal they were forced 10 acknnMledge that iheY bad obtained analyses -Of rEaYorlte Pre- EeIlptlQn.. frop eminent chemists. all of whom certified thai lt did nQt cQnfaiD al- cQhQI OLanYQ YQT Ihe alleged harmful drUTSf
 These facts were also proven in the tflal of the action in the Supreme Court But the business of Dr. Pierce was greatly injured by the publication of the libelous article with thousands who read inc yricl,edlv defsmatorv article never saw the humble grovelIng re- traction. set fin small type and made asincOn- spcuous as possible. The matter was. how ever brought before jury fin the Supreme Court of New York State which promptly rendered a verdict iE the Doctors favor Thus his traducers came to grief and theu base islanders were refuted
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06
RECEIVERS SALE.
The Anita Copper Mines and SmeIter
 Sold to a Syndicate.

On Tuesday J. w. Francis receiver of the Anita Copper company sold at private sale the property of that com pany. C. O. Robinson was the pur- chaser and the price paid was s2.6O0, MT Robinson making the purchase for other parties. who will, it is said fur ther develop a big body of copper ore. The former owners spent a great deal of money in machinery and develop ment work on the mine but not getting immediate returns the stockholders quit contributing and the mine closed down with the result of having the property placed in the hands of a re- ceiver and sold at a fraction of the part of the money invested in the de- velopment of the property.
 The sale included the smelter built at Williams several years ago. The mines are located about 45 miles north of Williams and near the Grand Can yOn railroad The trade from the mine which will employ under the new own CTS about forty men is tributary to Williams.-CoconinO Sun.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06

When We have fully established the Japanese in their, treaty rights. to send their children to schools intended for white children. 1t might not be lmprop- CT to take up the American-citizen children to a white school in many American cities. Or, may a treaty with a foreign power confer upon the citi- zens of that power rights in the United States superior to those its citizens en- joy? That Is. may a treaty right be more valuable and sacred than birth tuted at San Francesca yesterday will determine all this.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06
(~ONN~~-~~~"O~~~~>~NN s~-~.r~~~ON"~~~>~~-
 My Endorsement of Pe-ru-na Is
 Based On Its Merits" Ed. Crumb0.

C~E~-~.~-~~.~-~-~-~.~-~Ys IND. CRUMBO, Ex-Mayor of New -L Albany, Ind, writes from 51l E.. Oak street:
 My endorsement of Peruna is based on its merits.
 If man is sick he looks anxiously for something which will cure him, and Peruna will do the work.
 T know that it will cure catarrh of the head or stomach, indigestion, headache and any weary or sick feel. ing.
 Tt is bound to help anyone, if used according to directions.
 "I also know dozens of men who speak in the highest terms of Peruna and have yet to hear of anyone being disappointed in it."
 Mir. Crumbo, in later letter, dated Aug. 9, 1904, says:
 My health is good, at present, but if I should have to take any more medi- cine I will fall back on Peruna-n
 Ask your Druggist for Free Peruna Almanaes for 1907.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06

We have received from a woman suf- frage bureau: Looking at the walls of her cell in the London jail, Mrs. Mon- tefiore read such inscriptions as these -mementos of former occupants: Keep away from drink, or you'll come back here again. Fannie Lee. six months for stabbing;' and she left a record of her visit in the enamel of the bricks: Dora Montefiore. two months for asking for votes for women.' '" Per haps the authorities who caused Mrs. Montefiore to be locked up implicated her in that rather violent suffragette attack upon members of parliament last summer.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06

If the Jaapnese had been whipped in the war with Russia, little interest could have been aroused in their com plaint against the San Francisco school authorities in the unlikely event that they would have lodged complaint. Our extreme deference to them now resem- bles the acquiescence of one who is looking into the muzzle of a revolver in the hands of a highwayman.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06

Whether it regards it as a news item worth while or not, we trust the Even ing Outcast will at least acknowledge the receipt of copy of the presidents message. Or better still. it might be returned to the White House marked unavailable for our columns"
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06

,ouragement of the mining industry there, and business generally. This is proper and healthy joy. but from what the Star said throughout the last cam paign. We inferred that in it's opinion there were already too many trusts and corporations in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06
The Best Way Out Of lt

Well. dear. I don't know what c do now We can't find any rooms to rent or any unfurnished houses for rentT
 'Oh. John. you are always getting s1 blue Why. say. l found a place ur town where we can buy us a nice ne. tent for S15.00. and a stove for s5-0u and I can get us an all wool rug for 5000. and they can furnish our ten with everything from a candlestick ta a wardrobe; and just think. the entir, layout won't cost us S1OO. and then h. Will buy them all back in the spring
 Well. well. where is that place? will go right up and place our order Will they deliver the gOods2'
 "Oh. yes. he said anywhere this side Of Yuma Here is his card"
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06

An indignant citizen of Prescott pro- tests to the Journal-Miner against the vicious practice of the boys of that town of snowballing passers-by. This protest should be given wide publicity throughout the east, where an alto- gether contrary impression of Arizona nreYailS
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06

The bridges which furnish Phoenix an outlet to the south are going out of commission a little earlier than usual this year.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06

The small boy beginning to recover from the Thanksgiving surfeit is al- ready calculating what he would like on the Christmas bill of fare.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06

If those Texans wno tried to lynch negro for wearing a K. of P. badge were Pythians, they failed to recognize a Damon in the negro.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06

When the Caricature attacks the Car toOn we are forced to recognize a state of internecine war.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06

The Arizona Star is engaging in jollification over the purchase by the smelter trust of a mine near Tucson,
 and finds in th's transaction much en-
Arizona republican., 1906-12-06
FINE SHOWING OF
 THE QUEEN COMPANY.
Mine in Superior District Has Splendid
 Orc o- 3no and 400 Levels.

Frank Hubbell, who has been in the city for several days. leaves this morn
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-05-03
BOTTOM "RECUERDO" DEL CENTENA.
RIO DE JUAREZ.

Entire Ia miriadn dc "rocuerdos"
que circularon con mctivo del con
tenario do Julrcz-2l de Siurzo del
preScntc ah0,- hay pocos como el
que a1Hunciamos nhorn, que con-
slSte Ell un bottom dc blancura do
HieFc. en- cuyo centro sc dcstaca III
Dtls'o del Gran Patricia, con In
."y:nda: Mario de 1906. Lie. Reni.
10 JuareZ'. Dos acknowledgements con
centrichs "ncicrran el busto, en- Ia
corona dc las circunfereucIas resplou.
aectn los coiores nacionales do In
PaiFia. sohrc los que Sc leeu eatns
palnbrHS: "Centenario del pona"
merito de las AElerIcas".
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-05-03
IA E1ecc,on para
Con,s1onQdos de EscyoIasS

Ill hombre q muIer due lin ariastra.
&c las csc'lolas pnblicns en- el clano lie
7.,'s So2naces pnlttlcos, na p,ictic ser
onnsiierad" como un rlrmc ;,l,ogudo do
A'n educiclon pnGlCn. q amigo Aimee
5rn dc las cscuelns. y cs inconccvn,le
ldue los politicos busduen cl uso del
cnnsclo de Escuel,ts como un mndio pn-
IN promovnr sus aapiracionss p1iiticas
en- ptra direction.
e i:S NcrEonzosn para San Antonio uue
tal lmpresion., uunauc no bien fun
dada. CSista on ri "npTri,u do c,I,lut,e
sUt persona. III "srucrZo para riivor--
ciar lns cAcuclas rnbllcas tic In pnlf,Ira.
iror'r6 unc hubiarn iinn election 30
im'ndh para cnmisiOnados dc cscuelas
eunndo no hubiera otro Tin Que Ia So
ieccion dn los meIores v mas cana.
ccs homhres para membroc del Conss-
10 de E%cmeias. cEcoGidos Il Cnusa de
su habitdad para fnncntnr In prosre
tiAad y etiCaCia dc lax cscucinS
ENthh clCccion para trcs Con,isinnnuos
DO Es"u"'as t"ndra lugar cl pr6ximu
Fahnd", d" Mnyo & Imi.brtn 4 ina a
misos protcctoreG. 4 auueiioa u,tc cs-
tan intcrcsad0s en- cl pToereyo :. bIn.
lieSlar de- elias. IT. Il Ias cnsillus y NV,
hhr' q IN "lcccida do los canlIdntos csro
s'aoS por los amigoa dc Ing cscuc,aa
para scrvir en- el Consejo. Estoa cnbo-
ileros coraiituycn Ia "Boletn de los Nj
nos dc las EscucluS'. schores Ror,,s
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-05-03
Te'lletono, S. :

Blien Y Southworth yr no b,ls7a !, n 60.
leeeion por ninsnn proposto egoist 4 osr
Sohai. nj son c1ndIdatos por intcIa{I..i
va Wopa. sino eli respuesta a los de.
"eos dc sus cnnctududanos. uuicnas en-
una 1nnta popular los escoricron n1ra
serNlr los interr@es dc las csc,Icias.
Sc rccordarG que hacc nlr,,nos r,e
ses ac crcctu6 una clccclan egpeclnI na-
III deierniinar Ia Question lie In emf.
SION ae lb'nos. para haCer fronte
as neccsidndes de las cscuclas. In pro
posicion dc los bonos ruc derrotnda
perahe mucilos nbogndos de Ia cmI--
SION no concurrleron las caslllas ga
sahla que habia una oposicIon orRanI-
zaua las escuclas. que eytaha ha
ctendn tndo Ia que podta para derro.
tar In proposition. pcro sc crevo M.
haba mStantes amigos sinceros dc l,a
cH'aelns para asegurar 's,l propio sos
tenimiento, y asi hIbiera s,IccdIdo u
tohos clios hubicaen I1o i las casIllas
Votar.
En- Ia cleccion para Comisionados do
escuens que SO cfcctuara el proximo "a
bado. . do Mayo, 20 esperI que Ios
ciuundanos que SO qIieden eli Casu So
ran mny pocos,, que los amigos de Ia
educacion pnbl'cn aquelIos uue de-
sean que las escuelns no sean meg
c'adas Ell la po!ftica. reglstraran Yu
F"llhtad con una encrgEa tai, que no
pucda ser equivocada.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-05-03
CASOS Y COSAS.

CASOS Y COSAS.
Nean ustcdes una cnsl rurlo. ISL
ma. nnl oc'rrcucl:r III, ustrci gInui-
lam"nte parisi6n
EtI Paris de Francia. a"gnu III ne
riodico Americana que Ur jblmos d.
ieeibir. varios DrufosDru2 ,sludinn-
Us h3 un cJl"giC mGdiCO han cons
li'hido una surladad para al iomen--
10 y propagation dn .... :ic II .ls-
ltci9 diran nst"dt.? pies. no. Pn
horcs. dc Ia risa. Asi cpmD urga,4.
EiloS. los amigos d. Eir. IIn nj
bllcad0 una circular. utr. Eupouernos
Serla rieIie, Y Srgin diclu papsl. In
riSa tavoii'Fg en- alto grIdn IT. sdIl,d
Dnbiica: por cuyO motive los inic'ad.,
res lie tan risOtcra idea. han cuyin--
do IL circnlar 4 fOi3S ius O. .utr,s do
"ftHS d" FTaac!a. urGianGu uiic tos
teachers dc afla nosntrr9 uo
SiLDtHnoS 81 .ub6l Tumpi-r cab 2ns re-
coiisacs como aleunGs d" iaJuf-crs =
hcn Siis diScfpul&s el nrtc de r.ir
con gra"il.
Hay dur Dsir rOn mas !rg.l!a1cin
--diceu dquellus pyurcSurcs ,ati:--
dlnntes--hay que rcir Isor piIriDtL. mo
porqne ya So cstd yicnhU dun no o.
trDs los frlnGrIhs rStamS1. pnrtlterdo
nuestTI jovihidFd Gtnicl Y nos Va
mos poniendo mas srr!Os y foscos cue
| las patataS E. e. &HiDHTS''
como tl artI d. Ia risa no gR
cosa de brom1. los mtambru, is IA
mancionada suciHdad INN &ido rlasi
ficados cn tres Grdrnca cIasp: In
Los 1lt@ rfan ia! 30! ia, 10, iran
COS y los mmigus-ds NOV rE,s inucnt,
"a. Los que rfcm 10! io 10! Clos ga
| nnros9s y aireviinsl. Y 81. Los qb3
rb"n u! ii! il! iy aqnf cntra Ia gei,
to mcnidn. los DipiOios y la7 pit,i-
| sos). -.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-05-03

Este bottom es una joya de primor
debe Ser lleya1o poI todos los
meXicanos, sin exception, que Yean
en- Juarez In encatnacIon viva y
glorioci ~ M6xico.y cons.ryarIo ~.
mo un recuerdo del centeaarIo. Su
precto esta al alcance do todos %
centavos orc. o 81 dobla en- dinero de
Mexico. S
AL que nos envfe l pesn 60 cam
La'os por una subscription por afio
al REGIDoR. enviaremos este bello
ooton de regalo. DIriianse q Pablo
Cruz 2O5 S. } laredo st.. San An
tonic.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-05-03
DE TRIUNFOS.
a Jsgas F.. vaIenzual4

Venus ncfnlgc placida sola.
y uii sitch0 pto decora II mil.
Ar ID brnna Y efrAtjl ola
81 iornnsula.
ylni1m1O nj briilO dc alghn fnaal.
Howo ei recdi,rdo aite no coninro
QUO rlato IN tlasa Drsnde THlz!
Tai Ell IN rOha i:l Y1eH mntu
ia hisltn claya. con bfota dnFo.
el pt1tr'ns<Fo y aGriO tapiz.
DioA diIo al astro: "Revs,la uAi poro
un ilttersticid de mi rnpuz:
mtlestra TN diam9nJ. d. mi teloro:
y on n pupils turbia do i,oro
hsnca uRn iLcciia do d0bln luz"
Ficro 81 albatrua obra ou1l hlzo,
gtiste procelats como autes ~.
y eI, elias ptnnfe Go2ahdo hechizo.
y surlo al aialy parsycn un rizo
due fla n espuma del mar salt0!
Freno segpro mi arroio fasba
arrit,TNb0 esipqtt,. An5a arnks
Ioda una vida que fa8 torTasct,
tantre crnj6 ron Ia iioj1rasra
que Oprimo rdmpo i,ato i1s nj q,
nnblns l.ichas nada m, Incitas
coneulcu y tlnneho Laurel de nro.
ei bardo SURE iresnesiisa cuifa.
scIt1ndo msfipa IN torfoHta
q"s y aaiFa obscure 50 Ia VOID!
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-05-03
Los TRES LADRoNEs.

| r.
Un muiik llcynla al mRrcatio IL IL
clNutlad, para N.nderlos ull maclio ca
brio Y iii p1llino. u:l r.nc.,,ro
pendia del cuelln lt.l prim ro.
Tres ladronfs vieikin al mnjIk; ~
no de ellos dljo: o:-voy Il i3iarlc q
maeho cabIio. sin que 10 note.
OtTo ladr0n dijO: ID sDtcs. yo
, ba robare el H!sIo - TAnipoCo . dj.
itcii i.--1 diio el tcrcer l9t, on. - Yo
lie. robare tUt Ia ropa ON, llara
MIesta. -
FL primer ladr0n Sc accrc0 furtiva
me1lte 81 micho cabIfo. uult6Ss stl
osacerro. qus atd q Ia cola del asno
En- una vuelta del cnmino. Il mn
JiR hoto Qita IL Ialtnba el macho ca
tbrlo. PlsoSe 4 bu.rarlp.
Entonces. u seEundo lldr0u. 81
ITO al enc,lentro Gel mujill prssu;l
loia que buscabl. FL mujik Ia ref;--
pondio que le habfan robuilo M ma
emo cabrio. - lie lie visto. - uil-
Dli@o el la1r0n - haCe IN moman-
10 pasaha pnr cl bosuuc un hombre
Qua eonducfa un animal como cI r,,,o
dices: adn puedcs aIcnnzarlu.
El mIIik corri0 ea busca da 81,
macho ca5riO: al lalr6n rncIrgn.ll,
de tcner cnidado del asno. 700 tar
DO ell huir con al.
S'N~''hp Ci HIuJIh ~ NOlNtH V FRS
encontrG iambien SIN u:no. c.h11-.
d2%a Il llorar march0 sin yer hi
ci" dn"he.
En- el canine. aarca d. nm cstnii-
ana. So encontr6 con otlo htlnbrc
que tambien !lorabI. l.. pypSlr 10
dae tanil.
FL hombre rcfiri6 nu, SO lc h1bfa
ellcargado de ilavar Ia cu,iad IN
saco lie:o de orc: que 81 hahia dor
mttiot osTca del estan9uf. Y que
d'!rante el snaho. el Elco haliia clf
do nl aqua
q Eni6nce5. 81 mujiIt Ia presunf5
por que NO Sc ha hechado 4 naI,o M
RI blLscar su oro. - M4 nsusta &, q
Elp1. contest6 ei hombra. no sc
nadaF. Darfa con EGto veinte pie
sas DE orc III q,hs llle s;lsara la cal-
do. sss
& El mujik nareci6 alegrar:ff: pf,n--
30; = Dios quiei,e nssarciinlc d. las
perdidas de mis- besfi1S. ST. da..s,lnlG
y Intro en el cstand,.: no haIi6
NADIA. C,lando snii6 del aga,a. arl rn
IA habia deSaDari~ido. Agusi HON
BIZ. que era pl otro ludrhn. hahil--
snla rohado
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-05-03

Todo5 sibau 10 que es una lndf.
EestI6n. Hay muChas rlasrys ho inbi-
Eesii0n. perO cnsi todas las psrsouas
han sufrido de fndigyst ea t;na
o un otra lorna. Sin embargo. I'd,
sabe todo 10 aflictiYo duc ca que
chando I'd, SURE DE- Indigestion I'd.
DARN casi tndo 10 due lc piiicran por
nlgo quo 10 aliyiara curar1.
Pcpshhela curh IA Indigestion. Da
3ronto nliyi0. digiere ct aiimcnto. de-.
vhelYe nj NstOmago J q los GirOs hr.
gatioS digeStiYna au cOnItci6n shnH,
FDixine1s ron In cura ideal p1ra II
lndiEcsb6n. Elias yicncn On uh1s
lIcrnosas cajiiaa de- meal. 4 uroD6gi
10 patn llayarlaa en- In boIsa Jle.
chhs snlamcntc por n DT. i. n. AZ
ltaH Med, Co. T'rccio. "a cts. d,
yenta tm Ia Bo:Ica del 4, On d. +.
a. Chapa. San Nninuio. TEX.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-05-03

de los E4tados unidos al ccsie d.
3ito Mississippi Ocnp1 II noyeno
i,tgar tur s,i pObIaciOn cn los I3sgt.-
dos Unidos es ei sepiIuo puerto por
s,i iniportaacia comarctal.
San F'fanclBeo iIene tnansnta y
siete miiias cuadrad9a de sunefficie
sean trninta mil acres.
POfitlcaments. San Frsnciseo Isth
homipndR p0r Fl baFtido d. Ia Union
der Trabpio, sIl actual Mayor. En.
Kenlo gchmitz. un niemhro dc II v
ni6n do Mdsleos. ha sido cl&cto ire
ycces para alnaida dc Ia ctud1d ia
fnadH pof antonomaois "El iorgullo
del PaeiTico."
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-05-03
Pablo Cruz, Editor y Propietario.

:
G6ildo el RIO reposa Gala.
= no sc fuilGe para su Disn.
Aspiro al soplo de la batalla.
" "a ,yeces yibro s FL Ocio cstattl !.
aluf la blirla Y alld'yiel destlen.
s Snilce de fosa mudo y irananilo
que. Dor inpulsos dlel saiil val
yuelca el asobio. fustia el sigilo.
piasa de acentos el Bordu silo.
besl cen tnmbcs II polyo iniii!
toyo imDasibha que un labio selln
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