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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
MANY FAV0RITES SCORED
IN SESSION JUST CLOSED
Horses Ran TO Form at Santa Anita,
and 43 Per Cent of First
Choices Rewarded
Backers

The statisticians have had plenty of
time to figure up the way the season
just closed went at Santa Anita and
the pencil shows a remarkably formful
meeting in avery particular. A higher
percentage of favorites than at any
track in the country was recorded and
the public had more than its share of
good things.
For the first three weeks of the meet
ing December to January g. 80 per
cent of the choices scored for their
hackers. Seventy three favorites
copped the money, and the other races
were won by twenty-four second
choices, seventeen third choices, fif-
teen outsiders and seventeen long shots
at 10 to ] or better.
This was followed up in the next
three weeks by "A per cent of winning
favorites, and in the following month
it fell to 40. From Matcn 1 to the END OF
the meeting the same ratio was pre-
served and the seasons total showed
that 43 per cent of the choices won, 20
per cent of second choices, 16 per cent
of the thirds, 12 per cent of the out
siders and 9 per cent of long shots ac-
counted for the money
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE
MAY PLAY SAILOR TEAMS

Regular weekly meeting of the South
ern State league was held in Eagle S
hall last night The protest filed by
Cinnamon last Sunday was laid aside as
not being filed properly, according to
the rules of the league.
President Bacher of the league was
appointed a committee of one to go to
san Diego and arrange for schedule
of games with the fleet clubs.
The Salt Lake team was requested
to obliterate last Sundays game in the
interest of harmony.
The schedule for next Sunday at JOY
Park is:
Eagles and Chrstopher-Levy at o'clock.
Salt Lake and Morans at 2:45 O'Clock.
Dyas-Cline and Lordsburg-No game as
grounds will not be repaired In Time
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
JOCKEY M'INTYRE
OUTRIDES HAYES
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 7.-Seven
full, the odds on choice, made a show
of her field in the first race at Emery
vile this afternoon and won in a can
ter The rank outsider, Bal Reed, took
the place in a hard drive.
The Lodi handicap resulted in a spec
tacular finish between the two first
choices, Johnny Lyons and Cabin At
the end Mcintyre on Cabin clearly out
generated Hayes on the other one.
After the race Hayes claimed a foul,
but it was not allowed. Logistilla came
from a long way back and got the
small end of the purse from Borghesi.
Results:
Full 1913 CMentry) to 10, won; Bal Reed, 80
(GilberO, 80 to l, second; Royal Queen, 93 tE.
Clark, 30 to l. third; time, 1:1O AS. Grass
Cutter, Misty's Pride, Lugano, Turnaway.
Edith R., Electric Spark and Azusa finished
named
Second race, 3Ik furlongs. purse-Osorine, log
fGibert), s to l. won; Yakima Belle, 40 CW
Miller. 16 to g. second; Mauretania, 1o2 Ca
Walsh), q TO 5. third; time, 0a1. Trocha.
Assay, Morea, Black Hand. Twin Heart. Bub-
bling water, Adrian Lecouvreur, Sibbeh and
Leonae X. finished named.
Third race, furongs, selng-Gypsy King
III wv Miller), II to ., won; Belmere, Ill
Moreland), IL to g. second; Preen, ia Gil
berD, 9 to 10, third; time. :25 AS. st, Avon
Manila S, Thierry and Rey Dare finished as
named
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth, Lodi
handicap-Cabin, POS (McIntyre), II TO 5, won
Johnny Lyons, 1O7 CHayes) s to 8, second
Logistila los d1eatherton), - to l, third
time :46 Borghesi, Veil, Janeta and Dare
nigton finished as named.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth selling
Johnstown, 101 (McIntyre) to 2. won; Ralph
Young. 100 0<irschbaum), 13 TO l, second
a /
1:46 3-5. Woolen, Henry o., Boloman, Stilicho,
Rhinock, Silver Line Sevorton ana Lampa-
drome finished named
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth. selling
Mill Song 1O7 CW. Miller, TO l. won; Lucy
c., so (Galindo), to l, second Monte, SO
PosO, to /, third; time, 1:46 2-5 Etapa,
Midmont, Whiskers, Lucreoe, Gannet, Huzzah,
NV Pal and Ed I.llhurn finished as named.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
FLOTO THINKS INDIAN
BOXER is GOOD MIXER

One of the owners of the Floto
circus, that is at Prayer park this week
working for the Shriners and the Chill
6ren's hospital is Otto F'loto, sporting
editor oe the Denver Post. He has
onder with the circus, Charley
Afraid Of Man. an Indian who has
taken lessons in boxing from Bob Fitz-
simmons. Floto says he will be cham
pion of his class and that he is laying
low for Herrera when the show plays
Bakersfield April 20.
One of the Kid McCoys is also with
the Sells-Floto show and is proving
drawing card Beginning with tonight
the Shriners have arranged for Jim
Jeffries to referee the mill between
Mccoy and Jimmy Dwyer of Phila-
delphia, which takes place at the circus
concert,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
French Car in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, April 7-The
French car, the De Dion, in the New
York to Paris automobile race, arrived
here this afternoon. 1t is planned for
this car and the italian car, which ar
rived a few days ago. to be shipped to
Seattle on Friday and reshipped thence
to Valdez, Alaska. The other French
car has been withdrawn from the race
and it will be returned to Paris. The
car was disqualified by being freighted
TO this city from Colorado.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARY
By Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS, April Results:
First race four furlongs-Alice won, Sevi-
ence second, Nebraska Lass third; time,
O:50 4-5. Silverton finished third but was dis
qualified for fouling.
Second race. five and half furlongs-Mer-
rigo won. Lady Lissak second, Ogdent third;
time, Ill 1-5
Third race six furlongs--Gold Proof won,
Hawkama second. Bertha e. third; time, 115.
Fourth race, mile and siXteenth-Hooray won,
Hunky second. Jady Esther third, time, 1:49
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth-Hostile Hy-
phen won, Mason second, Dorothy Ann third;
time, 1860 SO.
Sixth race mile and sixteenth-Millford
won, Albert NJ. second; Bucket Brigade third;
time, $50
Seventh race mile and three -sixteenths-
Charatan won. Wise Hand second, Ternus
third; time, 2:03 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08

ishably illustriuus, but in spite of their
labors the religious peace that they
sought came not. Instead came Span
ish adventures who interfered with
their form of worship and at length
butchered them. From 1865 to 1880 the
house was used as a home for the
monks of st. Francis. In 1886 Il Eng
lish came under Sir Francis Drake and
the Spanish town was raided as the
French town had been. The English
and Spanish warred almost incessantly
until 1852, during which time many
houses were burned, but the little old
house shown in the picture always
came through intact some way. Since
1921 the land on which the hol Sc stands
has been American territory; the
structure is II a quaint old street op-
posite the United States barracks, And,
strangely enough, when this picture
was taken of a sixteenth century house
that had fingered over into the TWEEN
tieth, the two periods were also facing
each other in the street-an 8 auto
and an ancient OK cart
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
CHARLES FULLER GATES
SURVEYS AUTO ROADS
snecial to The Herald.

RIVERSIDE, April 7.-Charles Full
Ter Gates of Los Angeles is In this ter
ritory surveying the roads in various
directions for the placing of automo-
bile signs to San Bernardino, Cotton.
Redlands, Highland and other points
Signs will be placed from Cotton to
Riverside. from Etiwanda to San Ber-
nardino and Redlands, both direct and
by way of Highland.
The chambers of commerce of San
Bernardino, Redlands, Cotton and
automobile owners In this work.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
FORMER MATINEE STARS
TO TROT FOR BIG MONEY
special to The Herald.

Sweet Marie, formerly matinee stars
in Los Angeles, have been entered
with four other fast ones for the big
$4,000 event at Readville, the free-for-
all trot.
Both Sonoma Girl and Sweet Marie
are in good condition and will doubt
less live up to their former records
this season.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
PORTLAND EASY
FOR THE SEALS
Three Twirlers Used by Beavers, and
Frisco Batters Secure Many
Hits-MeIchoir' Stick
Work Is Clever
Special 10 The Herald.

Special 10 The Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, April THE
home team fairly smothered the Port
land aggregation at Recreation park
this afternoon, winning by the top
heavy score of II to 2. Portland used
three pitchers in the box, but they all
looked alike to the local batsmen, who
pounded out dozen safeties. Mel
choir's batting was a feature. He Sc
cured a home run, a double and sin
gle The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
BENNiNGS RESULTS
BY Associated Press.

JENNINGS, d. c., April 7-Results:
First race. six and half furongs-Oxford
wen, Greene second, Edgerly third; time.
1928 S-5.
Second race. four furlongs-Elizabeth Sweeny
won Check second, Bennie Kelso third; time,
0:5O 1-5.
Third race, four and a half furlongs-Dress
Parade won, Brown Leny second, Claiborne
third time, 0:5S
Fourth race, steeplechase, about two miles
Penarris won, Sir Wooster second, Fin McCool
third time, All.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Alloy won, Cart
wheel second, Queen Lead third; time 1:31.
Sixth race, mile and 100 yards-Clements won.
Obert second D'Arkle third; time, 1853 30.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
Declines to Indict Ice Company

NEW YORK, April THE special
grand jury investigating the American
Ice company reported today that they
had not found sufficient evidence to
return indictments against either the
American Ice company or it's president,
Wesley NJ Oler.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08

4 CELEBRATED French author re-
II ferring to very aged person re-
"A marked that death seemed to
have forgotten him and oassed him by.
In like manner it may be said that the
furies of fire. frost and blisterlng sun
seem to have forgotten an old house
that stands in st. Augustine, Fla. 1t
is the oldest house in the United States
built 375 years ago, in 1535-yet, with
a new roof and new siding it stands
there today likes sturdy bit of the
sixteenth century carried over into the
twentieth. The house was built by
French Huguenot emigrants who came
to a new world to seek the religious
peace that they could not find at home.
While they were rearing its walls OF
sea shells and mortar, Michelangelo
was building the famous dome of st.
Peters in Rome. Back across the At
lantic, the forefathers of Washington
and Lincoln were living in England,
of the unborn descendants
who were to make their names lmper-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
SUMMARY

Runs-On Kinsella 6. hits Z: off Bloom
field 5, hits 3: off Pinnance 0, hits 2. Home
Two-base hits-Raftery,
Melchoir, Madden. Sutor. Williams, Zeider.
Sacrifice hits-Mohler, McArdle. Bases on
balls-On Kinsena 3 Bloomfield g. Sutor 3.
Struck out-By Kinsella 2. Sutor 4. Pin
nance 5. Double play-Zeider to Williams.
Umpire-O'Connell.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
SUMMARY

Three base hits-Enis. Two-base hits-Koest
ner. Sacrifice hits-Elis Heitmuller. Firs
base on erros-Los Angeles, 9; Oakland ?
Left on bases--Los Angeles, IL; Oakland,
Bases on balls-Of Hardy, o; off Koestner 2
Double plays-Eagan to Altman, Eagan to Ha
ley to W. Hogan. Haley to Quick. Balk-
Koestner Hit by pitched ball-Dillon, East
orly Time OF game-2 h. rs m. Umpire-Per'
fiue
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08

Do not fail to visit HOTEL GREEN
in Pasadena, California.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
patted for Pinnance in ninth.
SAN FRANCISCO

Totals ....32 IL 70 > 27 1,
CcnpE nY INNINGS
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
OAKS AGAIN WIN
FROM LOCAL TEAM
TWELVE INNINGS NECESSARY
TO DECIDE ISSUE
koEsTNER TWIRLs SWELL GAME
BUT is BEATEN
New Box Artist Fields Position Like
Crack-Errors and Dummy
Plays Help Oakland
to Victory
STANDING OF CLUBS.
Oakland 8. AnueIs 2

"EN BERRY has a loyal young
II man working for him in the posi-
IL ton of scoreboard artist who
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
OAKLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS

YctalS ...........'ss.s' 'o' D . on IL
sNagle batted for Easterly in eleventh.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08

De Witt Van Court went down to
look Battling Johnson over yesterday
and has hopes of making a champion
out of the big Russian. Johnson has
plenty of power and that necessary
quality, gameness, and according to
his new instructor Will be a different
and vastly improved man when he
meets Jim Flynn again.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-30
Actitud del Jap6n.


lnforman da Toxic que duranie
una imrortantc alocucI0n aue dlrisi0
~ pueblo. dltImnmcnte, 81 preaiden.
ie dol conselo dc Mlhlstroa. Or, Sat.
opji, hiso repallar Ia neeesldad que q.
Sls'ia de quo 81 Japon snstuytera re.
ian'oneA nntisiuaa& ron lodaa Ina ma.
clones del mundo. NJ ANA sola pa.
'abra pronnncl6 rcsnccIo de los rnmo.
res de dlagnsloa con China.
hscGnr6 que ri gobierno no eacon.
'raba rnuy sstipsechn con ri arrest
4''e se hnbfa dado d II eueRtIon dc
IN Immigration japobesa al Canada
prediio auc de Ia misma manera
40 ailanaFtau Las dlflcnltadsa sargidat
son ioa Rsiados unidoa por et nitsmn
aaiintn.
poF sti parte, el Mlntatrs Dc la Via.
rlha, eeisor salio, en- el cnrao d. uns
ntitfeyista que COP sedIo al corraspon.
gal dc ID Aeeueta RAsagnon. desmln.
no q rumor Sin que la escuaara ID.
ppaesa bnbisra e,Hpfeudldo r,apiobra.
haatiIea ilacia Ion tsaiados trntdna, i
y dtIn que tadoA ioe harSoa do soe,
sta e sBognteabsn Oh aia respective.
sssssionas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-30
Atenta Suplica.

Mo. ..,,., - - -
49,, "' 'han''ss'@ nues-
4, as. s.' 1usst'p'oFes qaa sen'en-
- !" pfopos'to De
ru,n s''a 40 WI hEsfl-
49, "es" |" n'es' ae eila la
~ "o"''o =" q sur ne los
ouo"' I'm as sasisfeeer
'a'p''"'h'n'e 'os intsreses DO
naesiroa hernanos DO raza, snplica-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-30
Roosevelt en- Europa.

FL espfritu del presidentc Roosevelt,
dieen en- Europa. due tiene su encar-
necion objetiya on In escuadra que va
al Pacffico.
Fin Europa dice Judet--se tiena IL
ma idea de la significacion dc csc gran
movlmiento cstrat6gico. dondc Sc :
divina un pensamiento protundos man
fieso por I'M acto vigoroso.
Para In gcneraldad, 10 mismo que
para los pacIflquIstas y para los
jsporcses-Que. por 10 demas. en- su
diplomacin seereta TO Green do clio
una palabra--ios hombres publlcos
repiten que aslstimos una simple
manlobra. ejercicios efeetuados en
una yasta extension. los cuaiea no tie
nen otra cauaa. nj otro fin parsiguen.
que el eusayo de lea nayios. la prspa.
raoicn de su marineria, Ia instruction
dc Ia ottclalidsd.
Pero on reslidad, no tan solo o.
una cscnadra que yiEta. sino tambien
una politica Que Sc maniiiesta, que
90 cSpresa. y emprende, con opsracio
nes precisas. los aconteeimientos del
faturc.
TN proyeetil lanzado por una arma
do fuego no pnedo Soiyfr al punto
do paEtida, nj el imperfalIsnia yankee
4 ia ,rannutlldad y Ia increta. dss-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-30

| tlas del tipo MAO perfecto, v las nue.
vas construcciones Sc llevan con In
misma raptdez.
|. Mientras los tecnicos admirabnn
al "Dreadnought" como buque ideal
I que satisfacfa .odas las necesldades
de la guerra inoderna, y concentrate
toda la cxperiencia naval, los japone-
ses tenfan en- sus astilleros buques mas
grandes, mas poderosos, mas rapidos,
como el "Aki'' y cl "Satsuma"
En- In actualidad. el Jap6n constru-
%e por ST mismo los buques mas gran
des. dcsde los eafones hasta las md
quinas. Solo importa el acero para
las coraZas sistema Krupp.
En- los buques ha suprimido todo 10
que sea lujoy adorno. En- esto, CO.
mo Ell los uniformes, solo Sc ha PEN
sado EN- ell combata. Esta sencillez
organization maravillosa del trabajo.
lie permiten al Japon ahorrar una
tercera parte de los gastos.
Sus 500 millones valen mas de mil.
No Sc han deseuidado, tampoco. los
ferrocarriles. Estaban en- manos de
II Sociedades. y el Gobierno las ba
unificado, tomando su cargo In ad-
ministracion. u
Claro esta que detrds del programa
militar naval del Jap6n, hay un
programa polftico. :Cual sera este?
FL Jap6n hn subordinate siempre sus
preparativos, d los fines que Sc pro-
Pone alcanzar. Sc organize para com
batir China, y In vencio. Despues
prepare sus fuerzas para combatir q
Russia. y sostuvo una guerra victorio-
81. Ahora desarrolla un tercer pro-
gramn mas rasto que los anteriores,
con una urgencia sin precedentes.
l. Por que? iContru quisu? La fecha
parece fijada Ell 1914.
P1rn estar listo en- esa fecha, ell
Japon realiza milagros finaucieros, Ian
IN emprestitos internos, veude propie-
dades del Estado, emplca todos los So
brantes del presupuesto. gasta los re-,
ssduos de la contribution de guerra
y con todo este. no logra asegurar ei
desarrollo del programa mllitar por
otros tres afos.
IA d6nde va el Japon?
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-30
La EDUC ACION Y Ell EJEMPLO.

En- Ia prdctlcn don6stica dc In vi
da diaria, 10 mlsmo que eli el e1erci-
clio educntlvo de In escuela, Sc Ia
has dndo lusta hoy poca importancia
nj ejemplo. tanto del padre de fami-
lin. como del maestro dc escueia, pa-
ra obrar con el eiemplo rererido Ia
suggestion educativa perdurable. que
no consigue jamas In teorfa, por ser
Aesta Incompatible 6 POGO afine con In
snaturaleza particular del nlNo.
En- el niilo, por ingenita disposition
obra Ia tendencia Irresistible de imf-
tar 10 que We mas que In de imitar
10 que oye. prlncipalmente cuandc 10
que oye no esta en- reiuclon con s,,
embrlonario intelecto por In abstrac-
clon do los conceptos aducldos.
El n!ho. con su espIritu de obser-
Haclon J de imitacion objetivo, hace
su acoplo de eXperiencias de los he
choa eJecntados por aquellos que mas
afectan su imagInnci6n, porque los
admira y los juzga superlores; y to-
dos sabemos que las primeras Impreslo
nes del nine son las que prevalecen
durnnte In vida. EOrque son al fun-
dnmento de su criterio y In modela-
cion incipiente que informara el fu-
turo caracter del hombrc.
Por esta cIrcunslancta esenciallsi.
ma, ianto el padre de ramilia como 81
maestro dc cscucln. debcn constitutes,
para ei educando en- un objetivo dI-
nactico. pnesto que 10 que hagnn en-
presencla dc nqueI. scra 10 que aaucl
asimile almaccne pcrd,Irablementc 81
MI coneiencia. y 10 que decidira Ia
personalitlad del ser. ,rasa ndolc In
norma do sus propias costumbres. v
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-30

pues de este largo viaje dc $4,000 kiid-
metros. Sea cnal fuere su costo, 10
es menester triunfav. yoluntariamen
te o no esta oblisado --combatir.
puesto que Sc presenta como ndyer-
sario de hipoteticos enemlgos: In
guerra no SO deciara Eolamente Ell
dfa precise en- que los dipiomaticoa
SO alejan con cl "ultimatum". Los
prcpars,ivos que la hacen segura,
ladican que ella SO em7rende va, aun-
que no SO haya deciasado
FL scntiriicuto de- esta inmosta,
verdad parecia adm yago nebuloso.
cuando In notlcia inespsrada do Ia
determination tomada por Roosevelt,
lleg6 4 Washington! el misIno Prasl4
dente pareci6 Hn inztahte yaeltar on
su formidable decision. Dcgde el pri.
Sner iHstsnte. trato. sin desmensir ma.
da, do desorientar los concentrates be-
llcosos, Pero todaa ealas preSaacio-
mes rescltan sIn ctecto persuasive. Los
hochoa ha6lan ui&s alto que las Pc,
laefiss hipocresiaa y laa eSpi,6seip-
nea ecnIeuas
t'uego, si's palahsaa. entuslaStAs. al
pasar lie rsyista dc despedldn. reYs.
Ian II ALGERIA de su Hiase. Ia altlgez
do haber aado sus ideas taYoritaa
sna toSma deilntsiva.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-30
RiqueZas Am
tag6nicas.

Dicen que el Ear de Russia, doto
al Snrevitch AleIo. desde al nacer.
con TN seguro de doce millones y
medic de frances.
Seguidamente le abri6 una cuenta es
pecial en- el Banco de Rusia, en- Ia
cual yienen inEresando cada aiio sic
te mtilones y medic.
En- esa miama cuenta. el Tesorero
haee sntrega annalmente de In can
'idad dc tres miliones setecientos elm
cuenta mil frances.
Nicolas ii inteligen,emen,e asesora
do por los mas notables financIercs
de sG imperio. invierte los fondos de
su herederO en- valorcs s6iidos y pro-
ductivos. siendo el prIncipito accio-
nista importante lie las grandes en-
preSas industrisles de 10 naei6n.
Con las sumas que ha recibido y
que eontinara recibiendo. con =sT In
teres compueato y las utilidades OBJ
tenidas. con Ia liquidaci6n de Ia po-
iiza del sesuro, Alejo, cuando cum
rla velnte ahos-hoy tiene tres =
snsrara Ell possession de I'm pj1uliIo
que, en- ndmeros redondos. 60 caIcula
en- cuatrocientos milIones de frances:
ciento sesenia miliones de pesos me.
S1canos, que. nj cinco por ciento. le
prnporeionaran una renia anuai de
Yeinle milloneS de frances, 6 saan o.
cho millones de nues,ros pesos
Contrastando con csta riouezo O,or
el heredero de la corona de Noruers
apenas 81 guarda Ell su aicancfa nj.
gunos miles de frances.
En- rambio. cuenia con el orc do
icy dc amor del pueblo de pescadores
que 10 aclaman 10 mlman con ter
iiuras sinceras,
eato. que hcasn parezcs d aIguuos
una compensation insigniiicante. es
ago tan srnnde que. de SECURE, 81 mn.
diera comprarse con dinero. rus;oso
10 comprarfa ell Zar dc Russia ann
euhndo para clio Sc vlese oblisado "a
SSacrsflcar fn,egra esa mlllppadn ou,
Va acnmulando para su hijo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-30

Pascnal Qulnan v puesto en- conocl-
miento del Departnmento de zisstado en-
Washington. de 10 cual han sido envla
das copias 4 Mexico; y. maniflestan.
que Quinan llego Il In Isla mas gran
de del srupo. durante Enero IL de
1880 tom6 possession Ell nombre de
los Estados unidos. situando nlif Ia
bnndera americana.
FL Gobierno mexicano juzga que di-
cho grupo 10 pertenece por estar pro-
Simo 4 In costa de YucatGn. en- a.
guns mexicanas. 10 que le da d Me-
xico I'm derecho incontrovertible. por
entrar lns isias referidas ell la inte-
gracion del terrltorio nacional Asf.
pues. ninguna otra >bandera tiene de-
recho q ondear> EN- esq porci0n geo
grdflca del Golfo de Mexico, m1s que
la enseia tricolor de la naci0n, Y ma
die tiene derecho d apropiarse 10 que
es de hecho y de derecho propiedad
nacional. .a.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-01-30

Despues de esta declaration Official,
sss jefe de fIa polIcfa diJri, qua. no TO-
dia dar mas datos aeerca de la cons
piracion: pero diio que tiene la se-
gurided de que Ia conspiracion fue
organtzada por Fedher que ei pue-
bio de los Estados Unidos puede estar
tranquIlo, pues los conspiradores Sc
nan visto ell la necesldad de refugiar-
Sc en- el interior del PATS.
III pueblo del Brazil no snbe NADIA
acerca del plan para da1ar los vi
sitantes, aunque algo Sc ha sospecba-
10; cnando Sc tenga In noticia cier-
IA del complot, creara gran sensacion,
pnes es eli primero de su clase que Sc
deseubre Ell el Brazil.
In policia de Sac Paulo dice aue tie
ne rigiiados los consplradores oue
ningano de ellos podra venir Rio
Janeiro. --..r...