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Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-10
ARTICLE ti. The Sewer Bonds and the Water Franchise.

[ ne sewer 6oroS ana the Water Franchise. For the purpose of this article the Review will suppose that the sewer bond election and the franchise cleo rien have been held and both have been defeated. ) The question is: Who will be the ioserss 'sss% The answer is very apparent to the lsyman. The citizens and the property own CTS of Bisbee will be the losers on account of the present unsanitary con dit;ons of Bisbee being continued, and a desire on the part of residents to build in localities other than the pres ant incorporated limits, when these localities will offer favorable sanitary regulations and means of quick trans -,,o.+a.5,, 4If Yes. but the reader says, "the Bis bee-Naco Water company did not get the franchise"
 And did it ever occur to you that the Bisbee-Naco Water company will be doing business at the same old -Vauom lad o0'Gs 10 elEI eQl le puels Instead of s2.50 per month, which they offer under the terms of the franchise?
 This is the other side Of the ques- ,iop 'Krs; We venture the opinion that the of ffcers and directors of the Bisbee-Naco Water Co. are not laying awake nights over the franchise question.
 In the event that the sewer bonds fail. the Review is of the opinion that it will be several long years before the proposition is again advanced, and the thought occurs, would it be possible 10 conceive or plan a more feasible sewer proposition than the one at present presented?
 Suppose at the expiration of five years the present plans were dustet off and again brought before the peo pie. The same question of water for flushing purposes would necessa r.Iy be incorporated and the Review is of the opinion that at that time no better contract for water could b' made than at present. Instead O dealing with the Naco Water comr-nI for water for flushing purposes, sup pose the City Council had refused th' offer and decided to install it's owr plant for flushing purposes. How mucl would such 8 plant and it's mainte nance and operation cost the city Isn't it a fact that such move ol the part of the Council would hav cost the people two or three time as much as s1O0.00 per month fo ten thousand gallons daily?
 The Review believes it is expressing the opinion of three-fourths of tn property owners of Bisbee when VI state they are in favor of a sewe system for the city. Since the ed itor can remember this has alway been advanced as ore of the mos pressing needs of the city and tn time is approaching when the propert owrers can decide this question, fo or against.
 The Review believes that if t@ sewer bond proposition stood alone with short time agreement with tn Bisbee-Naco Water company, fixini the flushing rate at sl00 per mont for ten thousand gallons, the sewe proposition would be voted by tn property owners. But we have combination sewer bond election an' an election granting a franchise t' the local water company. in whicl the rates to the city and the consuu
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-10

The Smith, said to be slated for governor of the Philippines. is James P. He ought to be required to show whether he is a relation 10 Hell Roarin' Jake" Smith. who governed one of the Philipine provinces in q rather .urique way some' time SEQ.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-10
FIRST NATIONAL OFFICERS.
Elected Yesterday for the Ensuina
 Year at Directors Meeting

Year at Directors Meeting.
 The directors of the First National Bank held a regular meeting at the bank building yesterday and elected officers for the coming year. W. J. Eddleman was chosen president; Scott Whaley. vice president; NJ. Newman. vice president; J. N Porter, vice pres. ident; T, H. Nolan, cashier; J. Kelley. assistant cashier. All members of the hard of directors were present. The board consists of the following:
 Scott Whaley, Fred Sutter, E. Marks, J. H. Nolan, Joitn P. Gull. W. Fl, An. derson, M. Newman. George Roberts. I. W. Wallace, w. J. Eddleman,, | N. Porter
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-10

To the grafters-You may piuo6er afI the people part of the time: you may plumber part of the people sii tie time; but you can't pfsrrdeT all the people aIl the time.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-10

Mir. Morton promises that the Equit- able will no longer seek new business at the expense of the pOlicyhOlders- John A. Mccall must hold MT. Morton in fine contempt as an amateur
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-10

Since one of the fraternity has won the hand of the Presidents daEghteT. the 'bald-headed'' man may take heart.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-10
cANANEA BRANCH OFFICE

R. C. Brown is the local agent of the Bisbee Daily Review at Cananea, Sonora. An office is located at the American Drug Store, where subscriptions and business Of all kinds will be re- ceived. Money can be paid there on subscriptions and ad- vertisements and receipts giv- en. In this connection all let ters for delivery to parties in CRnanea addressed to box 177 will receive prompt attention. The Reviews daily circulation in Cananea is now 250 copies daily. This is hint to adver- tisers.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-10

Panama canal affairs are progress ing so smoothly that Chairman Shonts is able to find time to act as presideus of a Western railroad on the side.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-10

The Ladies' Aid of the M E. Church meet at the Parsonage Thursday at'2 p. m. A good attendance is desired
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-10

This paper is kept on rlle at Law. rence's Advertising Agency. 401, Ex- smsner Bldg, Los Angeles Cal. where contracts for advertising may be 0ade.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-10

2 Undoubtedly Senator Roosevelt"
 would be a great change from the present style of New York Senator.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-10

Notwithstanding the good resolu- tions of the new year, there is yet plenty of room on the water wagon. 1"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-10
Lowell Branch Office.

A Branch office has been establish. . at Lowell in the building occupied y Lowell Drug CO. News items and advertisements left there will be giy- sn prompt attention.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15
Ser fdIaue apnSuftemr.

SIN p8erner 8unb" miro folgenocs
eroGblt: Sine Dame mill ibr SabrgelO
entrt9ten rnb iiberrei9t Dem 8ileteur
cine so 5rancss9tote. Sa oisier ni6t
fpe9ieln tam, begniigt er fi9 nit Dem
@eripre6en, oab fie bas nG9fte Mfal
be5ablen perDc. Die 9ie~beniiBenoen
iino eritaunt. 5ragen ftiirmen uuf Den
@ertrauensIeligen elm. y&ennen sic
Die Dame? DirO tie besublen? Die
@ugen Der Samen fino triigerif9!" Sn
itoii9er Gube anttpprtete Ger Wlann:
Sic miro fommen unb be3ablen; i6
babe tie ME geieben, lie bat dber Elm
ebrli6es Geii9t i9 perlufe mid oare
auf." OILS uber elm 9err nit gepi9s
tiger Miene fragile: rMa9en Sic etpa
p6DfiognpmiI9e Stuoien an Shren
HeiIenben2" fam es beralis: vSie bate
elm ebrli9es @eii9t unb bat iiberoies
Tin einen @infsl oes Srain peiieno)
ibren &saenf9irm nit golbsnem Grtff
Iteben lafen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15
Scr Mamu nit ser silbcrbaut.

Dor einigen Sabren, 10 miro in Der
n&linif6en Wo9eni9riff" mitgetbeilt,
litt Elm 40iGbriger Mann an elmer ners
p0fen StOrung. Der Nr5t, 'pel6er thn
bebanoelte, perorbnete ibm piaen, Die
unter anoerem Silbernitrat entbielten.
Stlbernitrat. audi 5Daenitein genannt.
lit elm Sal5, bas bur9 @uflOiung bon
Stlber tn SalpeteriGure geponnen
miro. Die piIen tpdren bon gutter
Wirfung, unb jeoesmal, tpenn Der
Mdnn bon S9msr3en eeplagt ipuroe.
griff er 81 oen pinen, Biz i'm 2duf
Der Sabre ois 9aut bes Mannes einen
it%lbernen S6ein annabm. SEPT 1iebt
Die 9aut i'm @eii9t un6 on Den 9dns
DEN oes Mannes faft genau 10 aug. als
OBJ lie pirtli9 aus Gilber beitdnoe.
Oie Gri6einung 1T einfa6 oamit gu
ertlGren, Dab i'm 8orper Deg Wonnes
ods Silbernitrat serfett unb babel oas
Silber i'm 3uItanb %feiniter @ertfeilr'-
ausgefAieoen tpuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15
3lufrr 6ut1ueru.

Gbe: .2uoe, pat tat Dir Die ubr
geipftet?" -2ube: r3pee Mtm<
ten Mngft!4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15
Nuxem6ur9.

2uremburg. 3ufOlse Der iiinss
fen @~olfssdbluns aablt bic 9aupt'
ftobt 22,441 Ginpohner, baoon 49,
SAT nit geieblihem @obniis. SIN
Sabre 1900 (porlebte 3Ghluns) tparen
es 22,115 GintpObner; i'm Sabre 1895
1900 ginpobner; i'm Sabre 1890
1857.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-12
General Cotton Market.
Henry Scott Hanged

Wilmington, Special.-Standing OH
she scafold, Henry Scott, the negro
seaman, whose home was in Phila-
,lclphia, had read his sworn statement
,onfessing that he alone committed
lie wholesale butchery Of human life
last October aboard the schooner,
Harry A. Berwine, bound for Phila-
eIrlphia and off the North Carolina
coast at the time. He confessed that
lie Slew Capt. E. B. Rumill and the
three other white officers and threw
heir bodies overheard; that he also
lew the negro seamen, Coakley,
whose body was left on deck of the
ship and that he only implicated Ar
fhnr Adams and Robert Sawyer, his
fellow seamen, now under sentence of
death for the same crime, to repay
them FOR ~betraying him. His State
mcnt unfolded a remarkable capacity
i"r dealing death to human beings
and he claimed that. he was led to
.lo he deeds Of blood because the
cook aboard the ship attacked him
and because of the harsh treatment
accorded by Captain Rumill and the
other officers. Shortly after the read
ing Of the statement Scott was hang
ed.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-12
Orphanage Officers.

Raleigh, Special.-At the annual
meeting Of the Thomasville Baptist
Orphanage all the officers and faculty
were reelected and d vote of thanks
adopted expressing appreciation for
the great improvement made III the
management of the o~rphanage for the
Year just closed. Steps were taken to
enlarge the water supply, add matr-
tally TO the capacity and equipment
81 the kitchen, erect a new cottage
that will accommodate forty orphans
and also to remodel and move back in
line with other cottages the old Wat
SOR cottage which was among the first
erected on the grounds. The report
Of General Manager III. /. Kesler in
summing up the work of the year
stated that the institution opened up
The year with an Indebtedness Of
Sl1,40S and reduced this during the
Year to $6,S19; having invested In
land $1,555; two barns S 1901; farm
Equipment 1925; equipment of Chair
" and Children 5000. There is III
hand for installing a laundry plant
>l,l65. During the year the Orphan
age which is supported by the Baptist
of the State had cared for 313 or
phans. During the year 50 were re-
ceived and 43 discharged to live with
relatives 20, and put in homes u.
Two died during the year.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-12
SIX BIG MEETINGS.
Several Associations to Meet With
the Farmers at Raleigh.

In addition to the annual meeting
of the Farmers State Convention at
Raleigh next week, there will be six
other meetings to be held in connec-
ton. These are the North Carolina
Division of the Southern Cotton AS
ISOLATION, the State farmers Protec-
tive Association, the State Poultry
Association, and the Woman's Di-
vision of the State Convention.
President c. C. Moore has mailed
the following letter to thousands of
farmers throughout the State:
"The third annual convention of
the farmers Of North Carolina will
be held on July 10th, 18th and 18th
at the Agricultural and Mechanical
College at Raleigh.
"This promises to be a great gath
ering of farmers from every part Of
the State, and it will 'be an occasion
of much interest to every farmer who
will attend.
"Much time has been give to Sc
cure the very best lecturers, who will
deliver lectures on agriculture In all
of its phases.
"Soils, fertilizers plants, plant
growth, cotton, corn, tobacco, clover,
cattle, hogs, poultry, in fact, every
subject in which the farmers are inter
csted, and through which they may
be helped in their occupation, will be
discussed by intelligent men.
"There will be special meetings
for the discussion of special subjects
such as dairying, feeding of live stock
diseases Of animals, farm tools, i'm
plements, etc. There will be special
meetings OF the North Carolina Dairy
men, the Cotton Association, the To.
bacco Association, and the Poultry
Association.
"Mrs F. L. Stevens will conducr
the department for the ONE Of the
farm. This will be of great benef
to every farmers wife.
"You will have an opportunity tt
see all the public buildings in ant
around Raleigh; you can visit thu
State Museum, which is full of inter
esting objects of history, war, animals
plants, trees, paintings, etc.
ct am very anxious to have you at
tend this meeting of the farmers AM
I extend to you and your wife a cor
dial invitation to be with us"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-12
GOOD lines AT The StAsHoEE
Great Variety of Entertainments For
Those Who Take Their Vacation
Beside Old Ocean.

just now the heat of summer is
driving the crowds of health and
pleasure seekers from the cities,
towns, villages and even the9up-coun-
try districts to the seaside resorts
for rest and recreation. The times
are suspicious for such an outing
made SO by the almost unprecedented
prosperity of the country, and each
tired toiler feels that he has earned
a respite from his labor and that he
has the means with which to indulge
himself. In selecting a suitable place
for spending the time to the best adj
vantage-for getting a maximum of
enjoyment and real benefit with a
minimum of outlay in time, energy
and expense, one naturally looks to
Wrightsville Beach, OH the extreme
eastern coast of North Carolina, as
a spot offering every advantage. It
is a resort too well known to escape
the attention of the well-informed.
Near to Wilmington, easily asseccible
by rail from any point, it has the adj
vantages of a truly ideal location. The
attractions are also numerous, boat
ing, moonlight sailing, fishing, trolley
riding and other forms of amusement
are in easy reach of those seeking
these healthful exercises.
In speaking of Wrightsville Beach
and Its desirable features as a sum-
mer resort, one readily thinks of the
Seashore Hotel and its genial and pro-
gresslve manager, Mr.. Joe H. Hinton.
Indeed it is hard to separate MI.
Hinton from any pleasant conception
OF a good time at the seaside. For a
number of seasons he has been in
charge Of affairs at this most modern
and luxuriously appointed summer
palace, each year adding substantially
to the fame of Wrightsville Beach,
while giving the patrons of the hotel
such service in every department as
to leave no wish ungratifed, no taste
unsatisied-in brief he has combined
every element necessary to make ONE
stay at the Seashore Hotel a dream
of luxury, faultless in its every de-
tail, a period of perfect repose amid
the salubrious breezes Of old ocean. a
cleaning oasis in the wide desert of
the years arduous labor, and a vaca-
ton that will bring health to the, sick.
rest to the weary and pleasure to all.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-12
Find No Improperly.

New York, Special.-That Stanford
White was Swallowed every hour OF
the "a for a period of two years and
a half by a corps of private detec-
tives and that his shadowers were
unable to detect him in any impro-
.priety is an important admission Sc
cured by the prosecution from John
E. McKennan, head of Greater New
York Detective Agency, which Thaw
employed to do his work for him.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-12

ing lines to make as close connection
as is practicable for the convenience
of the travelling public.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-12
MONOGRAM COFFEE
Evolution In Coffee Blending

Evolution has become the leadlnm
science of the world and the principle
of it can be applied to the unfoldment
of everything In accordance with intelik
gent designs, which is ever adapting
one thing to another to make necessary
and more harmonious ends meet.
Will there be further evolution IL
Coffee Roasting and Blending? We be.
lieve we now have this art to perfectiOn,
and request every user of coffee to go
that they get the celebrated
Monogram Coffee
Sold in l and 3 Id. cans only, never sold
IN bulk. Ask your grocer for MonogrAAA
Coffee.
F. W. & co.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-12
New Enterprises.

Another charter was to the Fay
.1tteViHe Hotel Company, of Fayette-
vile, with a capital Of $4,000 by f.
VI. Thornton, W. H. Lily and others.
The Standard Feed and Seed Co., Of
Winston-Salem, was chartered at a
capital OF $4,000 authorized and &c.
'G0 subscribed by I. w. McRary,
K. I. Dalton, j. j. Norman and Otr
arg.
A charter was issued for the Peer
less Manufacturing Company, Of
lowell, near: Charlotte, for the manu-
Eacture Of yarns and textile goods at
a capital of 100000 authorized, and
SIT, 900 subscribed.
A Brutal Killing.
Wadesboro, Special.-A very brutal
homicide was committed three miles
from here. Three negroes, John
leak and two Little men, became in
volved in a quarrel just before a game
II bali. The quarrel resulted In the
Heath Of Leak, the others hitting him
four times with bats, and AFTERWARDS
cutting him. The slayers escaped but,
y Is reported, are being pursued.
Negro Butchered at Pleasant Hill.
W~adesboro, Special-Mr. E. F. Fen
ION has just returned from the in
quest over the body of John Leak.
eolored; who was killed at Pleasant
Hin church July 4th. It seems that
VIII and Tom Little were disposine
# WINE during a game Of BASEBALL
The deceased had bought wine and re-
used TO pay for it. The Littles kill
ri him with a baseball bat and then
~-ut him in six places on the back
3oth are at large.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-17
NOTICiAS lTALIANAS

Roma, 27 de Jalio.-E1 Papa reci-
bio en- audiencia 4 Monsefior Aversa
Delegado Pontifcio en- Cuba y Puer-
to Rico, quien inform6 4 Su Santidad
de la situaci6n en- aquellas islas y en-
especial de las circunstancias econ6
micas de las iglesias.
Roma, % de Julio Han llegados
ciento veintinueve peregrinos norte-
americanos conducidos por el obispo
Gabriels de Orenburg, Estado de
Nueva York. El Papa lie dara au-
diencia pronto.
Napoles, de Julio Arturo Vacca
tesorero de la suoursa1 napo1itana del
Banco de Italia, ha desaparecido des-
pues de habsr estafado 100000 al
capitallsta sef1or Martiro El tuqado
ha cometldo otras mhchss estafas
que ahora Sc van descubriendo pa
san de 100000 Ha dcsaparecido
tambi6n Vacca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-17

No tanto, es cierto, como Ell otros
pafses. Pero aun aquf es necesario.
Ahora, para completar mi explica =
cion, para que listed conozca GUAM
to Sc re6erc la question, sepa que
hemos propuesto que cada ataud sea
provisto de IN aparato nluy ingenio-
SO inventado por el condc de Karni-
ki, Y por medic del cual cualquier
movimiento del cuerpo es seffalado
al exterior Y una nueva provision
de aire puro introducida EN- el atsud.
= JUstedes tienen realmente IN
aparato de esta clase?
ST, sef1or, nosotroS poseemOS I'm
aparato que responde todos estos
prop6sitos es de dcsear que sc adop-
tie a cada ataud. Es muy barato,
cuesta solo IL che1ines (un POGO mas
de 3 pesos oro) y puede colocarse
muy facilmente. Su construction
alicia cl peligro de que gases dele
t6reos Sc escapen El professor Ri
chet sc ha mostrado muy interesado
de este invento, pero Sc comprende
que es inutil- 81 no Sc nombran Gus
todios 8 guardianes para las tumbas
Cavad daS.
-Es cierto, dijo el reporter. Pero
Ell invento obra por medic de una Pc
quefIa bandera que Sc coloca ccrca
del muerto, 6 pretendido muerto.
/ No seria sencillo proveerlo de un
aparato teletonico de manera que el
mas liviano movimiento determinase
TN llamado7 Que aplicaci6n insspe-
rada de esta invencioni
La sef1orita Lind movie la cabeza.
Ella toms muy 10 serio Ia causa 4
la cual Sc ha dediCado con toda su al
ma. Cort6 mis- desv~neos literario-
cientiflcos sobre Ell emQleo del tele-
fono para que les vivos entcrrados
por equivocaci6n 10 hagan saber de
los wives de Ia superfcie, me dijo
que la asociacion londinense para i'm
pedir Ell entierro premature tiene sus
oficinas en- London Street, II, E. c.,
donde el secretario dara con mucho
gusto los interesados todos los in
formes que puedan desear.
John BREMER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-17
Por los Manicomios
John BREMER.

los folletinistas y dramaturgos hill
das, explotaron frecuentemente Ia
seduction quimerista que la locura
ejerce sobre la multitud. Los locos.
en- efecto, atraen; la noche de su pen
samiento tiene I'm latido grandioso y
terrible que recuerda al heroe 6 al
mistico. En- el alienado todas las
facultades Sc pierden, todas menos
una: la voluntad. Ell demente ignora
la duda; cuando apetece, como GUAM
/ do .rechaza, su espiritu rectilineo Y
obscure desenvuelve incontrastable
vigor; por ESQ interesa, rinde y ava
salla, porque sus deseOs poseen la
suggestion conquistadora del fana-
tiSmo.
Impression semejante producen los
manicomios, cual 81 la desquiciada
psicologfa de los allf encerrados Sc
hubiese extendido a las paredes.
Y sobre los patios, siempre un po-
co tristes, por donde los asilados van
y vienen gesticulando, y en- la ampli-
tud sonante de los dormitorios de
las galerlas, parece fotar algo mag
netico, alge ConsCiente, como vibra-
cion de una alma monStruosa ator-
mentada.
En- los hospitales no hay poesfa
porque no hay misterio la anquilosis
que esclaviza al paralitico, ell cancer
que roe, las mil ponzof1as que true
can las arterias en- caminos de
muerte, estan a1lf, la vista del pri
mer curioso. Pero en- los manico
mios no ocurre 10 propio; no toda S
las locuras son evidentes; hay locos
mudos, impenetrables, circunspectos
en- sus acciones y rehexivos como sa-
bios, entire los cuales la penetration
sutil de los medicos sc detiene per
pleja.
Aquf es donde empiezan las c4ba-
las novelescas del vulgo, pues Ia
fantasia vive de 10 que la razon no
esclarece.
Aquellos alientados que asegura
con frases discretas hallarse en- pie
ma possession de 81 mismos, Jsera real
mente victimas de algi1n complot?
Como concer su historic intima-
mente, de modo que ning1n detalle
pase inarvertido Como proyectar
zobre su conciencia nebulosa Ell res
plandor rotundo de una luez medi-
diana7 Y entonces pcnsamos que,
como abundan las INJURIES que enve-
nenan a sus maridos para eredaTles
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-17
Huel9a en- mexjco

El Paso (Texasb 28 de Tulio.-Se
estan declarande en- huelga los ope-
rarios mexicanos empleados en- los
talleres del Ferrocarril Mexicano
Central en- Aguas Calientes Chill
huahua. Piden iguales iornales que
los pagados a los americanos Y L.
huelga amenaza paralizar Ell trafco
por dicha l1nea.
Mexico, 81 de Julio.-Varios miles
de mexicanos empleados en- las mi
mas y ferrocarriles estan ahliados a
una sociedad cuyo 1ema es Mexico
para los mcxicanos'' Esta agrupa-
cion prepara algo contra los america
nos para el 70 de Septiemb bre. Has
ia la fecha, ademas de 10 de Cananea
hs habido conhictos en- Aguas Calien
tes, chihuahua y Tampico. E1.Ge-
neral Dfaz tiene tomadas las medi1as
mas ehcaces y ha dado los goberna
dOres 0rdenes terminates.
FL Embaj dor americana, Mir.
Thompson, envi6 un despaeho al De
partamento de Estado reiterando su
declaration de que carecen de funda
mento los rnmores circulados en- los
EStades Unidos relatives TN ALA
miento de mexicanos contra los eH-
tranjeros, que Sc llevaria cabo el
I6 de Septiembre, aniyersario de la
independence. FL Go obierno de M6xi-
co esta muy alerta y sofocaria en- cl
acto cualquier conato de motin que
Surgiera.