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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
Delightful House Party
Especial TO Tho Times-Disna I 3

Lspecial to The Times d spatch.1
A1A9OCk. G., July 2s.--Miss ADJ
die Lawrence Wilson, daughter Of Mr.;
and Mrs. W. L. Wilson. Of this place.
is entertaining a house party at her
home. Among her guests are Mlsses
Viola A.. Diacont, Of Richmond Var
Margaret Dckerson, OF Lynchbnrg,
Va; Hattie Dickinson. Of Danville
Va; Messrs. John Kenyon Wilson, az
Elizabeth City. N. c.; Burwell B. Flora.
OF currtuck Courthouse. N. c., and
Joseph L. Bell, Of Shawboro, N. G, n 81
The party has been delightfully."- en-
tertnined by launch parties, basket
picnics etc, and also by lovely \ trim
to the exposition, Ocean View and Viz.
ginia Beach. They have been royaily5
entertained by their charming hostess.
One Of the most pleasant features ~,
the house party was the singing az
Miss Diacont. who possesses veil
trained voice iol Of rare quality and Wide
range. The young ladies have baan4
the recipients Of much attention during
their stay, and will be greatly rnissaIs 4
l y 4 ta -. E
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will arrive in Norfolk at o'clock on
Sunday evening, August 4th. Mass
will be offered on the boat on Sunday
morning by special permission of His
Eminence the Cardinal.
Cardinal to Attend.
Cardinal Gibbons will be the guest
OF honor on this special day, and the
exposition management has taken par.
.ticular care In preparing program,
betting the occasion. as follows ~ III II
Upon the arrival of His Eminence,
the Cardinal, at the gates Of the expo
tsition. he will be met by committee
OF fifty and escorted to the Auditorium
Building, where the following exercises
will take place at noon:
Music by the Mexican National Band,
compliments OF the Mexican National
Commission.
overture, ia Paloma.'' Yradier.
Opening prayer by the national chap
lain Of the knights OF Columbus
Address Of welcome by Hon. Harry
ST. George Tucker, president Of the
Jamestown Exposition.
4 Dixie Il
III Response to- address OF welcome by
Hon. Edward l.. Hearn, supreme
knight.
Vocal selections.
Address by His Eminence, James
Cardinal fGfDDOnS.
Musical selection.
Benedfcton by the cardinal.
AT S O'Clock P. NJ. the following pro-
gram Will be carried out at the re-
viewing stand:
A review Of the United States troops,
Twenty-third United States Infantry,
Third Artillery Twelfth Cavalry:
Troop "B.,' Ohio National Guard and
other military organizations s4at Ii, that
time stationed at the exposition. In adj
dition to the organization of the
knights of Columbus that will parti-
scipate in the parade. there will be a
parade OF the different nationalities
rearesented in the various concessions
dinal Gibbons, will occupy the review
ing box with the officials Of the
knights of Columbus and other dis
tinguisled guests. The directors of the
knights Of Columbus and members OF
the convention will be assigned pri-
vate boxes. and the remainder of the
seats will distributed to the visiting
knights
# Among the distinguished guests in
grited TO participate In these exercises
are Hon. Claude A. Swanson, Governor
n. Grant, us. A.; Admiral P. r. Har-
rington. II. S. NJ: Admiral n. NJ. Berry,
U. S. N: president. acknowledgement.
officers and directors of. the jamestown
Exposition Company. Judges of the
courts. Mayors OF the different munich
spalities, visiting commissions and other
distinguished people.
In the evening a grand ball. under
the direction of the local committee Of
the knights of Columbus will be given
in the exposition's enormous Conven-
ton Hnll.F
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PRETTY WEDDING
ATT BLACKSTONE.
Miss Mary Oliver Fitzgerald
Becomes Bride Of Mr.. John
J.. Walter Beard.
RECEPTION FOLLOWS.
Number Of Prominent People
Gather at Residence OF Ma
jor Harris.

BLACKSTONE, VA. July u.s.
Promptly at o'clock on the evening
Of July Gath, In the First Presbyterian
Church Of this place. was soemnized
one OF the most beautiful and impress
sive marriages ever seen In this sec
ton. Miss Mary oliver Fitzgerald. OF
this place. became The bride of Mr..
John Walter Beard. of Amherst, Va. the
Rev. Or. Theodric Pryor Epes pastor
of the bride. performed the ceremony.
Mr.. C. ". Strouse sang Always" just
before tile bridal party ensered the
church The bridal party entered the
church from opposite sides in the fol-
lowing order: fishers r Logan Harris
and Haryie Hardaway, a. Epes Harris
and Horace Hardaway. and sam Gray
and Lewis Spencer Epes, then came the
following couples: Miss Agnes Epes
and Mr.. J. p. Fitzgerald, brother OF the
bride: Miss Lizzie jackson and Mr.. Sam
Scott Of Lynchburg; Miss Estelle
Beard and Mr.. j. NJ. Harris Fitzgerald;
Miss Jennie Hurt and Mr.. Perry Epes.
and DR.. w. j. Harris. Miss Maria vass
sTuggle and Mr.. Tom Johns: then came
the groom and his best man, Mr.. Ed
ward Beard, and stood in front of the
pulpit, and with the preacher and the
other best man, Mr.. Nat Perkins, await
ed the bride, who was preceded by her
two sisters. Miss Helen and Annie
Fitzgerald. followed by Miss Lounette
Harris. the bearer OF the ring. who. in
turn was followed by the bride. with
her uncle Captain j. NJ. Harris who
gave her away.
Elegant Reception.
After the ceremony the bridal party
were given a splendid reception at the
home of Major Peter Harris, uncle Of
the bride. There were several hundred
persons present at this reception. which
was decidedly the SWEETEST social af-
fair Blackstone has had in q long
time, Delicious Refreshments were
served In the beautiful dining-room in
the rear of the house, which was ap-a
propriately and handsomely decorated
for the occasion. The bride is beau
tiful, and cultured brunette. having al
ways been prominentin the social life
of her home town and community. She
is the daughter of Mrs. John Fitzgerald,
of this place and the granddaughter
Of the late Or. William Jourdan Har-
ris. The groom is prominent and
popular young business man Of Amherst,
Va. Among those present OF the re-
ceptione were the following: Mrs T. L.
Phillips and II. r. Ph..lips, Of Perry
Vile, Mo-: Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. McElroy,
of San Antonio. Tex. Miss Mary d YEAR
born. offiAmhers t. " Way Mrs. Beard,
mother of the groom. OF Amherst; Miss
Mary johnson. OF La Grange Mo- and
the Messrs. Whitehead of Lynchburg,
Va; Mr.. Thomas Massenburg billiard,
OF Blackstone; Judge w. H. Mann, Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. OVERLY. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Freeman Epes, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mon
cure Gravatt. DR.. and Mrs T. P. Epes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beard left here on the
midnight Norfolk and Western train
for points North. They will visit At
5lanttc City, New York City. Niagara
Falls. and from there will visit points
of interest In Canada.
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Tn IlonOr Of Fir Visitors.
Special to The Times tch

l.UMBERToN,s N. g., July 2s,--Anl In
House ilast Friday evening in hgnor
of tho Visiting ladies IN the city. The
following Young people attended,: Miss
Sroctor with Mr.. {, II. Morrow, Miss
Harrison with Mr.. G. y. Rancke, Miss
Isabel Kirkpatrick with Mr.. VIC.
roon, Miss Courtney Num- wth'SMr.
H. r. CRAY Miss Pearle8 Flovd with
Mr., Frank Morrison, Mrs, Hughes. and
Mr.. and Mrs. II, G, Townsend, Mr.,
Charles r. MacAllster with Miss Ker-
noble. Il /.
notwithstanding The unusually hot
weather. the dance was tloroughln en-
joyed By every one. AMI 'Nas considered
quite a. success
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HON. c. /. LAssTTER
TO ASSIST EPES
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Special 10 The Times-Dlspatcl

Especial to The Times-Dlspatcl
PETERSBURG. VA, July 2S.--At the
request Of Judge 3. ]. lnpes, Commons
wealth's attorney Of Dinwiddie county,
ness. Charles T. I.asster, Of this city,
Will act as his assistant at the August
term of the County Court. beginning on
tho 18th. Several felony cases are on
the docket, and the papers for pre-
pairing the indictments have been for
warded to Mr.. Lassiter by tho county
clerk.
Winfield Scott Williamson the mail
clerk injured in the collision at Stoney
Creek last night, was sent to his home.
in Washington, ID. c., on Atlantic Coast
Line train No. so at O'clock this
evening,
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INTERESTED
IN FALL INSTITUTES
Excellent T Program Of Meetings
Arranged by Board for This
District.

During the past few years firners'
institutes. under the direction of the
State Board Of Agriculture and lnpl,-
grafton, have been held in nearly ever.
county In the State and during the
coming season this work Will no doubt
be broadened in It's scope and increased
in its usefulness The board as body
realizes the Importance of the farmers
institute. and individually each mem
Der mas endeavored to awaken an IN
terest among the farmers in this SUP
ject. OF course, with the limited -Lnds
at It's disposal, the board OF this State,
has not been able to conduct work
es Is nstqrf upon on rs ao oss secsons
Of the North and West where more,
money is spent upon the farmers In,
stitutes than Is $, received as the entire
such States liberal legislative. appro-
this work However, the board has
done vast amount Of work In this
line. Notwithstanding the lack OF SUI
State as thoroughly as gould be de-
sired.
Institutes will be held in this dis.
under the direction of Hon.gA r. Scott
member Of the board, the series inclun-
ing Chesterfield Courthouse. Goochlanl
conrtheuse ana ProD,y ,id nc, Forge
lectures at the three institutes:
Chesterfield Courthouse. .August81st-
Maintaining and Improving Soil Fer
.tilty." By Prof ". L., Massey Eco
nomic Use OF Fertilizer by. Prof, r. j.
Davidson: Gardening for Market or
House" by Prof. s.. 3. Heiges.
Goochland Courthouse August Id
"Stndv of the Corn Crop" by Prof. s..
#I3. lEaiees Poultry Raising.pf by PROT.
IS. ~ Hedges: "pairSing and Stock
Raislng''3by Prof w II. Massev; ECO
monte Use OF Fertilizers." by Prof. H..
'J, Davidson
monte 1fse5of Fertilizers" by Prof. II.
sL Davidson; "reguminous Crops.' NJ
Prof. S. y Hedges; Gardening ion
seN: ga lecture on 'Ponltry."5by Prof.
IS, b. Hedges. tG
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WILSON LINE no VISIT
SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS

MEXICO CITY, July as, According
to Information received In shipping
circles here to-day, the Wilson Line,
under the direction Of the Neptune
Navigation Company, VII soon be ply
and Central American points, touching
Port Morelos, Belize and other
points. n 5;l
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WHITE LEADS SCOTT.
Vote In Irlmynnnn Gives White D3 ard
Scott 40.

Ispecial TO The Times p ispatch.l
FALMfR RIA, VA July 42S,--ln the
Eighteenth Senatorial District, lVluvanr
ma cast avery small votes So far
as heard from. w. G. White has. Il
majority over T. ". Scott, Fork Union
Precinct giving 80 for White and rs
for Scott; Whining tonSs16 for Nsnite
and 8 for Scott; Kents II for White
and for Scott; Palmyra. ID for Wh.te
and for Scott; Columbia. 12sfor White
and for Scott. K.
Tot WHITE. es /; scott, AZ. !.
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NEGRO SHOT NEGRO
AND MADE HIS ESCAPE

(speeial TO The Times-Dlspateh,)
WILSON. \, G., July 2S,-,I.ast nlsht
at White Oak, about seven miles from
Riley Faisons another negro. With
pistol, Scarboro has thus far escaped
arrest, a quarrel preceded the shoot
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STRUCK WITH DEEi, nOIlLE,

Especial 10 Tlla Times d islutch. i :
ROANOKE, VA. July 2S.--C, ~.
Mills, who was struck with, a beer
bottle last night by fairy Grant, died
at the hospital early this morning.
But litls Is known of the dead man,
lie came here IA few weeks ago rom
Nest Virginia. and had been hanging
around bar-rooms With the, man WHO
killed him.. who is Of dissipated and
Worthless character
IA coroner'sAjlry has been sunlmone ed
to meet Tomorrow to Investigate the
murder sss II " 4, HI,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-11-30

noso, es ell Sr. Zamarr6n III
; ejemplo que deben tomar 10!
seres encargados de la sans
direction de sus hijos. Hs
tenido la fortuna de que sus
hijos sean de provecho, y Jc
Sc, ell mayor de la honorable
familia Zamarron, actual
mente hace una brillante ca
rrera comercial en- un plan
tel de los Estados Unidos, y
por sus dotes y aplicacion,
fue pensionado por los Co.
biernos de Coahuila y San
Luis, que esperanssdel joven
Zamarron las mas alhagado-
ras perspectivas, porque ha
sido desde su infancia impul
sado por su padre, y ha
aprendido en- ell hogar las
mas hermosas maximas del
deber, del amor a la patria,
del trabajo, y ahora, que nu
tire su cerebro en- centros de
positiva cultura, ell joven L6-
PEI Zamarr6n sabra encarri
larse, y mas tarde sera un
hombre que merezca la ge-
neral estimation y sepa la
brarse un porvenir risueno,
conservandose a la altura del
autor de sus dias, que duran
tie toda su vida, ha sido un
ciudadano por todos concep-
tos it'll a su terra natal,
%amante como ell que mas del
adelanto, mentor de la juven
tud y honrado a carta cabal.
Reciba nuestro APPLAUSE ell
Sr. Lopez Zamarron, y que
su trabajo sea reconocidopor
todas las personals sensatas,
va que todos sabemos esti-
mar y aplaudir a los hon.
bres honrados que triunfan
por sus meritos.
"FIAT LUX"
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bres que rodean al progresis-
ia Gobernador Espinosa y
Cuevas, aparece Lopez Zama
IRON, con su puesto, en- ell cual
trabaja sin descanso, trabaja
con lealtad, trabaja con init
ma conviction, porque es uno
de los mexicanos que encuen
tran en- ell cumplimiento del
deber la mas grata satisfac-
ci6n, porque una labor sana
y eficaz lie ha ensenado todo
10 que necesita para ser un
hombre de trabajo, una per-
soma que distribuye con me-
todologfa mathematical todas
las horas de su vida. Entire
las obras que ha escrito ell
Sr. Zamarron, Sc encuentra
La Taquigrafia Facilitada, Z"
que segdn opiniones autori-
zadas dicen, es un libro
lleno de claridad de, ensenan
zas practicas y basado en- ell
mejor sistema para ell apren-
dizaje taqufgrafo. Tambien
con motive de la sentida
muerte del Sr. Ing. Don Bias
Escontria, formo ell Sr. L6-
pez Zamarron uns Corona
F1nebre,' testimonio de gra
titud al grande amigo extin-
to, y libro que compila her
nosos pensamientcs brota-
dos de la expontaneidad del
afecto y admiration a la me-
moria de una personalidad
ilustre. como padre carl
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-11-30

--Cada Ola que pasa, La
redo Sc embellece mas, por-
que va Sc ha comprendido
que es una vergiienza para
una ciudad nueva, de los re-
cursos y del porvenir de La
redo, que las personals SO
vean obligadas, en- tempo de
lluvias, a transitar sobrs To-
dazales inmundos, y todos
los dueilos de fncas de algun
valer, Sc estan apresurando
a poner buenos embanqueta-
dos de cemento. Solo las
pocilgas quedaran sin emban
quetado dentro de pocos me-
ses, y esas posi!gas daran a
conocer la ilustraci6n y espf-
ritu de sus duenos.
Us VerQaQefamenC una
lastima que la aplanadora,
contratada a todo costo por
ell Consejo de la ciudad; no
resultara e n b ena S
condolences, porque Va
nuestras Gales habrfan CO.
menzado a tomar un aspec-
to digno de nuestra ciudad;
mas esperamos que, al fin, la
sera repuesta v
los sacrificios de Ia ciudad
Dor tener Gales transitables
hasta hermosas, no seran
nfructuosos.
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La defensa de la Patria

La patria no es una abs
TRACTION, como no 10 es la ma.
ci6n, la familia, nj la Propie
dad.
La patria es la madre que
nos Ia concebido y que nos
cria, que nos da su nom5re,
su pan, su amor, su vida.
Su gloria y su historic, su
derecho y su honor, su pre-
sente y suporvenir, son nues
tro porvenir y nuestro pre-
sente, nuestro honor Y nues-
tro derecho, nuestra historic
y nuestra gloria.
ST amamos todo este, de-
bemos defender todo este;
como a nuestra madre leglti-
ma, la que nos ha llevado en-
sus entranas, 81 fuera ame-
nazada en- su hogar, en- su
honor, en- su derecho, en- su
vida, en- su propiedad.
Ningun hijo, adn siendo
nino debil; a1n siendo ancia-
no valetudinario, adn siendo
un impedido, puede estar
excento del sentimiento de
conservation, ypor 10 mismo,
del impulse espontaneo y
energico para salir a la de-
fensa de su propia madre en-
peligro.
Este es ell case, la situa-
ci6n de los ciudadanos res
pecto de su patria.
Y entendemos por patria,
no solamente la cuna, sino la
de hospedaje; no solo la ma
DIRE legftima, sino la madre
adoptiva; no solo la que nos
da ell ser y el aire que respi-
ramos y ell suelo que pisa
mos, .sino la que nos da ma
cionalidad 9 medios de ga
narnos la vida, amistad y
protection, lejos de la terra
natal, de la casa solariega,
de la cuna de nuestros pa
dres que nos han dado nacio-
llalidad.
A esa otra patria, que
pueden tenerla todos los HON
bres, debemos tambieH amar
la y defenderla, excepto, na-
turalmente contra la natural
nj a esta contra aquella.
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N. Laredo.
Ell NUEVO ADMINISTRA
DOR DE LA ADUANA.

Ell p1blico de los dos Lare-
dos estaba va fatigado de
una lucha persistente, en-
la que siempre era victima
de las ordenes expedidas a
diario por ell Sr. Berea, que,
asediado constantemente por
uno 6 dos comerciantes de
N. Laredo, con denuncios 9
exigencias cada dia mas nu-
mercsas y mas opresoras pa
ras ell pdblico, habia he
cho de los empleados iscales
una especie de lacayos de
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-11-30

quien, sin desatender ell cum
plimiento de sus deberes, ha
podido sustraerse a la infuen
cia avasalladora que hasta
hoy ha ejercido sobre la
Aduana ell escaso comercio
importador neolaredense, en-
trustedo para ejercer ell mo-
monpolio y ha-cer la miseria
publica, especialmente de las
classes menesterosas, tan ne
cesitadas no va de favor, si-
no de justicia, por parte de
los empleados del Gobierno.
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Ndmero susito:
PoR LOS ToRos.

81 en- la primera corrida que
dio la Cuadrilla Juvenil Me
xicana, en- ell coso de N. La
redo, sent6 reputation de va
liente y de inteligente, de
jando al p1blico agradable-
mente sorprendido, en- Ia Sc
gunda corrida, que Sc di6 ell
Domingo pasado, prob6 que
es verdadera:nente digna de
los aplausos que lie prodig6
el plblico, y que es la mejor
cuadrilla formal que ha pisa
do ell coso de N. Laredo, de
muchos amos a esta parte.
Y hay que deer la verdad.
AL triunfo de la Cuadrilla
Juvenil Mexicana ha contri-
buido poderosamente la en-
presa que ha proporcionado
toros boyantes, bien arma-
dos, de buena lamina Y no.
bles, como los barrosos del
Domingo, que no dejarOn
que desear.
Lombardini volvi6 por sus
fueros, e hizo derroche de
valor y de habilidad, jugan-
DO de capa, banderillando,
y matando sus dos toros a la
prlmera estocada y como 10
hacen los toreros de verdad.
En- general, toda la cua-
drilla hizo una faena digna
de los aplausos que lie tribu-
to ell pdblico.
Manana Sc jugaran cuatro
bichos de ''El Casco," Y los
verdaderos aficionados al to-
REQ, tendran oportunidad de
5olver a aplaudir a los valien
;es Lombardini y Lopez.
A los tOrOS nos VamOS.
I'm Sr. Enrique J. Ona-
e, pidi6 al Gobierno de N.
leon ell permiso correspon-
liente para hacer curacio-
les por medic del hipnotis-
no; pero ell Gobierno de N.
Leon, previa consulta del
Supreme Consejo de Salubri
lad, neg6 ese permiso al Sr.
)nate.
Las familias han COM
orendido va la economic que
es resulta comprando su ma
"a en- los molinos GEL Porve-
lir" de Penay Applewhite.
oidase, y Sc reeibira ( la ho-
a cue Sc necesite.
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.LiBO2AD0RES QUE TRUMAN.
MARCELINo LOPEZ ZAMARRON.

En- ell selecto grupo de hom
bres de trabajo y de intelec-
tualidad que colaboran con
Ell prestigiado Gobernador
de San Luis Potosi, Sr. Ing.
Don Jose Maria Espinosa y
Cuevas, para realizar mag
mas obras de progreso,
hay upa persona de modes
tia proverbial, de honradez
acrisola6a, de laboriosidad
incansable, que ha dedicado
todas sus energias y su talen
to a dos fines loables; ell pri-
nero: ser un buen ciudadano:
Ell segundo: trabajar por la
ensenanza. Desde hace mu-
chos amos, con la misma cons
tancia, con igual entusiasmo,
slempre dedicado y siempre
trlunfante, trabaja en- ell Co
olerno de San Luis Potosi, ell
Sr, Don Marcelino Lopez Ia
maroon. Desde la Admins
TRACTION del Gral. Diez Gutter
rez, el Intellectual potosino a
qulen dedicamos estas lineas,
prestaba sus servicios como
Secretario particular. En- ell
Goblerno lei inolvidable Don
Bias Escmtria, ell Sr. Zama-
non prosiguio en- su puesto, y
a1ilmamente, entire los hon.
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esos comerciantes, lacayos en-
cargados de velar porque to-
das las clases sociales de N.
Laredo fuesen forzosamente
a comprar en- esas dos 9 tres
tiendas de la vecina ciudad,
y para conseguirlo no Sc omi
tian medios, por terribles que
fuesen.
Las familias de uno y otro
Laredos, temblaban a la So
la idea de pasar ell puente in
ternacional, por tenor de
verse sujetas en- la oficina
aduanal del lado mexicano,
con inspecciones humillantes
y hasta afrentosas. La gen
te pobre era despojada hasta
de la ropa que llevaba pues-
ia, hasta de una 8 dos man
zanas que llevaba a la ma
no, de una GAIA de galletas,
cuyo valor es de cinco centa-
vos, de todo, en- fin, 10 que
despertaba la codicia 9 ell
apetito de los empleados, y
el deseo debido de los refe-
ridos comerciantes.
Por fortuna, todo ese rigor,
injusto y depresivo para las
familias, ha cesado, 81 no del
todo, en- gran parte, desde
que ell nuevo administrator,
Sr. Azcarraga tom6 possession,
y esperamos que desaparece-
ra por complete en- todo 10
que tenga de odloso y de
m ortificante t e para ell
p1blico, pues no obstante de
que los dichos commentaries
insisten en- distraer la aten-
ci6n del Sr. Azcarraga con
insinuacioneS mas 6 menos
violentas, para que contin1e
el fatal estado de cosas esta-
blecido por su antecesor, ell
Sr Berea, tenemos los mejo-
res informes de la honorable
dad y energia del Sr. Azcar-
raga, para Greer que antes
del engrandecimiento de dos
8 tres comerciantes, entrus-
tados para hacer la miseria
p1blica de N. Laredo, aten-
dera mas bien q Oar toda cla
Sc de garantias al p1blico,
dentro de las prescripciones
legales, y velara porque Sc
guarde a las familias y a to-
da clase de personas, ell res
peto y las atenciones a que
son acreedoras.
Por nuestra parte. y como
en- la prenss,
no de intereses individuales,
sino Dc los intereses genera
les de la soc. dad, manda-
mos nuestro APPLAUSE franco
Y sincere al Sr. Azc&rraga,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-11-30
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JUSTO CARDENAS.
Laredo, Texas