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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03
TO PLAY IN WHITE HOUSE.

Sigrid GUIDE. the younger daughter
OF the Norwegian Minister in Wash
ington, D. c., will receive the instrue-
ton of vocal teacher. She has a
fine soprano voice and won gold
medal for her singing in the Con-
servatory in Christiania. Her elder
sister, Ingeborg. is skilled violin
list who has declined many offers to
appear as a professional in concert.
This young woman was graduated
from the Christiania conservatory.
and was praised for her playing by
the Queen of Norway. She will play
privately by Mrs. Taft's invitation.
in the White House.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03
BLACKHEAD.

Blackhead in turkey is a bad form
Of bowel and liver disease combined.
As a rule, 1t is caused by overfeed-
ing. Too much grain, with not
enough sharp grit to grind it, will
usually bring on an attack of indt
sestion which soon turns to black
hoad. Sometimes the head turns
pale instead of black The sick bird
should beOremoved from the flock
Farmers Home Journal.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-12-03
AN rNPoRTANr FOOD.

A hen laying $50 eggs year win
have produced about two pounds OF
pure canbonated lime. A portion OF
this ig derived from natural foods.
but the most Of 1t Is obtained from
the small mineral particles which
fowls are constantly picking from
the earth. Hence it will be seen how
important 1t b that fowls in conf1ne-
ment be supplied with shell-formins
material. Farmers Home Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24
COLORED ARTISTS
 TO GIVE BIG SHOW

A rather unique circular has just been issued advertising the produc- tion, A Royal Coon in Zambezi,' which will be given al. the Main Rink on next Thursday night. July 29. \ parade will be giveu on the day of the show and there will be dancing after the show There will be a com pany of twenty performers. all cor ored artists, and a night of merri- ment is promised to all who attend
 On Monday, July 26 a benefit dance will be given at the Main Rink for the performers in the Thursday night show. On this night there will be a combination of three or four orches- tras for the occasion, so plenty of good music is assured. Jas. Nicely is owner and manager; NJ. W. Wal ker, stage manager, and 0. E. John son, musical director.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24
OFFICIALS VISIT PINE, BLUFF

Nice President l. M Johnson. ]. \. Githens, general freight agent and ]. G. Hollenbeck. assistant general pas senser agent of the Iron Mountain. arrived in the city yesterday morn ing from St. Louis and spent a part of the day looking over affairs in Pine Bluff The entire party left yesterday afternoon on trip over the lines of the Iron Mountain in Southern Arkansas and Louisiana. Mr Hollenbeck, who has his head quarters ill Little Rock, has been in St. Louis the past week. He was re- gently sent to Little Rock to estab- fish an office for the passenger de partment of the Iron Mountain road.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24

large bank and store building. The 1 contract will be let Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. \. Wfgeins of Dallas, arrived Thursday night tn attend the funeral of Mrs. Wiggins mother, Mrs. Mary E. Alexander which took place yesterday.
 Attorney Dan Taylor was visitor i'll the city yesterday He will leave Sunday for Camden, where he has formed partnership with Smead Powell, and will reside there i'll the future.
 Capt. and Mrs. s. Geisreiter and daughter, Miss Mary. and Mrs. j. VI. Taylor and brother. John N. Preston. are enjoying their Western trip. They will visit the petrified forests of Arizona, the Grand Canyon of the Colorado and from there they will go to California.
 Mrs. Will Scott, of Danielsville Ala, an aunt of B. $. I.rannon, of this city, spent yesterday in the city with MT. .Brannon and family, while on her way to Denver to spend The summer. Sine left in the afternoon for the West and was accompanied by MT. and Mrs Mercer Graham.
 Prot. and Mrs. J. H. Thach Jeff yesterday for Fordyce, where thev will make their home in the future. as MT. Thaeh has accepted the prin- cipalship of the Clary Trainng School in that place. Mir. and Mrs. Thach have a large number of friends in this city, who will be sorry to have them leave here but wish them success in their new home
 Mr, and Mrs w. l.. DeWoody will leave this city August for St Louis, where they will take the American Pharmaceutical Association special for Los Angeles, on August To- They will go to the California city to at tend tue big convention of the na- tional assoc ation of which Mr. De woody is q life member. He will also represent the Arkansas Associ- ation of Pharmacists at the meeting. The convention will open on August 16 and will continue for several days
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24

2sth they will be 5en for reside of Vangine township. Cit, propt will be listed from July 2a . MI l0. inclusive. at the Jeffers | e. court house
  Mrs. John Steck is serious
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24
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Dorothy Davis EntprtaiuS.
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The friends oi, little Miss DorotiI, Davis were delightfully."- entertained Thursday aite!n0en with a birthday party at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. K. T.. Davis, on West Fifth avenue.
 Games were played OH the lawn followed by refreshments.
 Miss Days received Haay pretty gifts. She was assisted in receiving by her mother, Mrs. R. E. Davis, Mes danes Dobbins and Pence, and Miss es Lola E. Ezell and Hazel McElhenv Those present were: Mildred War ren, Virginia Warren Geneyieye Ora ham, Anne B. Ezeil Dorothy Ezell Doris Sbandy, Olive Ashcraft, Willard Luton, Olive Smith, Mice KilnbaIl Ruth Ellen Oleott Harris Warren Eugene Mtkenzie. carvel DickeS Howard Kisnba}l. Ernest Ingram, Ell gene Davis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24
DRAINAGE DISTRICT
 ASSESSORS MEET

The board of assessors of the COusart Drainage District met yester- day at the office of County Judge James Gould and heard the petitions and complaints of property owners who had claims against the district The meeting was presided over by Fred Fox, chairman of the board, and c. w. Butts, J. T. Crawford and w. F. Ayres, the civil engineer in charge of the drainage work, were also pres ent. The claims were settled and in many instances satisfactory agree ments were made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
 AND AVOID PENALTY
Assessor SalIec Will Open Books in This City On July ,. aud Close
 Them On the Night of August n.

L. T. Salee. the county tax assess or, will soon be ready for the listing of city property and will have his stand in the usual place in the court house corridor. Property owners are required by law to call there and list their property. Those who fail to call will have the valuation on their property fixed by the assessor and a penalty of $100 added Property owners have until the 10th day of August to turn in the lists of their property.
 This ye;,r the state board of equal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24
A Fashion Chat on Childrens Styles.

Sey-rt ! tvles fol cbld drssesa 
  Q t.oYm materials obsti to tho d-toned
  pst
  ruches of tiny a
  7 In
  ths
  we'll adapted for asso suita
 
  s4yleso stout of D in nyotee  could
  htpiec. of mate pointed in 1. er-back The aterns in l, Review Pae q rfongo 1 
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24
First Methodist Church.

Rev. T. Y. Ramsey. pastor.
 Sunday school, 9:3O d. m. C. O. fIerber. superintendent.
 Services, II a. m. and < D. nl, by the pastor.
 Subject of morning sermon. "Busi- ness. Subject of evening sermon Your Money or Your Life'
 Sacred song service Sunday night August l. Public cordially invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24

Miss Future May Bloom is quite sick at her home on West Barraque street. She is threatened with ty- phoid fever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24
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 F REAL ESTATE i E TRANSFERS. ! Reported Daily by ! ! N. T. ROBERTS ABSTRACT O.. I l. E. l.. Vail, Treas. I
 !. Guaranteed Abstracts ] ! 2l3 West Barraque Street l
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J. w. Monk to T. Havis Nixon, war ranty deed, lot :, block 33 Monk 5 Western addition, $50.
 Edward Reed to J. s. Lewis and P. Taylor, warranty deed, lots ,, I and ,, block 24, Monks Western ad- dition, $1.00 ct al considerations.
 Park Land Investment Go to Fl- nora Smith, warranty deed, part lot ?, block ?, Taylor's addition $650.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24
First Baptist Church.

Corner Sixth avenue and Cherry St
 Sunday school, 9:3O a. m.
 Preaching, II a. I'll. and D. m.
 B. Y. F. H.. { D. m. Leader. Miss Bessie Winters.
 Rev Clark Sims, of Fordyce. will have charge of the services both morning and evening" Rev. Sims is considered one Of the brightest young preachers in the South.
 We extend a cordial invitation to you to attend all services. Strangers especially welcome
 Rev. s. E. Full. our new pastor will arrive the 18th or Both, and will occupy the pulpit regularly there after.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24
F i
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Mrs. Charlie Harrison is in Law ton, Okla. visiting relatives.
 Ernest GalBfaith returned yestef- day from $ brief trip to Helena.
 Fred Leverenz. of Brinkley. was in the city yesterday visiting relatives
 D. E. Tucker, of Tucker, was q business visitor in the city Nester- day
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Hunt left yes terday for few weeks vacation ;tt Waldo.
 Mrs Bettie Martin left yesterday for Fordyce to visit Mrs E. Ii. Holmes.
 Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Whelan will leave today for Connersville, Ind, for a vacation.
 John M Oracle. the well known Jefferson county planter, is ill the city on business.
 Little Arthur Thomas, of Nashville, Ark, is visiting his brother, J. E. Thomas. in this city.
 Miss Sweeny, milliner at the Mur- phy-Martin Dry Goods Co.,, left yes terday for New York.
 Sydney Smith, of New Orleans. is visiting his mother, Mrs. J. F. Banks, on South Main street
 Mrs. Mary Loving and daughter are visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Flanders, at Noble, III.
 Miss Sallie Jarvis, Of Sweden, re- turned home yesterday, after visit with Miss Rosalie Philpot.
 MT. and Mrs. M Danaher and lit tie John Willford left yesterday aor Little Rock for a brief visit
 Miss Mamie Mills, of Little Rock. niece of K. H. M. Mills. of this city, is very sick at her home in that city. c. s. Lockett, who has been in the city several weeks on a business visit has returned to his home at Little Rock
 Captain George X. Lieper, H. F. Alexander and W. B. l.evinson, of Little Rock, were in the city yes terday.
 Misses Matte and Emily Fox re- turned yesterday from Troy, Ala. where they spent several weeks with relatives.
 Miss Irene Royston, who has been visiting Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge for several weeks, will leave Monday for Little Rock
 Mo Roth has returned from his an- nual~ vacation of several weeks. spent in New York City with old friends and relatives
 Mrs. Sarah l.. Hardin and dangh- ter, Mrs l.. G. Greer, of Plum Bayou, left yesterday for Hot Springs for a months visit.
 Mrs. A. H. D. Perkins and grand daughter, Elizabeth Reading. left yesterday for Mont Eagle, Tenn, for several weeks stay.
 Myrtle Owens, of Lake Village. ar- rived in the city yesterday to visit Mrs. T. w. Wyatt, and then will go to Denver for the summer
 c. w. Bocage and daughter. Miss hllzabeth Bocage, will arrive today rom Homer, Texas, to visit Miss irene Bocage, on West Fourth av- enue.
 d. sNmpson, of Grand Haven. Mich, afflVeNin in the city yesterday to at 1eho the wedding of his brother, K. IN simpson, to Miss Grace Ander- son, on July 2s.
 W. E. Owen and wife, of Little ROCK 'and L. c. Owen and wife. of keo' passed through the city yester- day en brute home from the Old Sol dlers' reunion at Star City.
 R. W. Lane and D. M Mitchell, left yesterday for Heber, where they VIII bid for the contract to erect a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24
Informal Birthday Party.

Little Charles Senvard, son of Mrs. Stella Senyard, has invited a few friends to celebrate his seventh birthday with him today. It will be an informal affair, only a small num- Der having been invited
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24

ization will carefully scrutinize the assessment rolls, and wherever they
 find that tbe assessors have not made the assessments high enough, they will be increased by the board. The as sessor will open bis books at the Cot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24

Have a few rare bargains in sec- ond hand buggies, wagons and sur reys, also all kinds of new buggies,
 spring wagons, harness, etc. D. A. Caldwell. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24
= = ' = ' ' AT CHURCHES.
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First Ghurcl, of Christ Scientists.
 1OS Pine street.
 Services Sunday II a. m. Subject Truth
 Wednesday evening meetings. S o'clock
 Reading room open from 2:30 to , o'clock daily except Sunday Public cordially invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-24
Lutheran Church.

East Sixth avenue and Florida St. English Sunday school, 9:30 a. n. German divine service, 1O:45 a. nl. No service will be held in the even- ing
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-08-05
I'll TRIUNfO DEL PRf fSIDtNTt TAFT.

FL Presidente TAFT ha inter
venido EN- ell asunto de la ley de
tariia, y baio amenaZa de poner
su veto i la mispla, 81 no Sc mo-
dificaban muchus de las cIdusu-
las del proyecto, ha hecho en-.
trar en- raZ0n 4 los senadores
que parecian resueltos 4 obrar 4
su antojo sin hacer case de las
promesas hechas por el partido
en- la pIataforma de la conyen.
ci6n nacional Republican,. Las
demandas del presidente recibie-
ron pronta atenci0n y la ley iuG
mUditicada de manera que es una
medida mas liberal y mas propia
de 10 que hubiera sido q no to-
mar cartas en- el asuntO el Presi-
dente Taft. Las mOdificaciones
introducidas serdn de gran bene-
ficio al pueblo en- general, y prin.
cipalmente d los consumidores, y
darAn mayor crGdito y prestigio
al partido Republican, y a la
administration nacional, porque
i mas de ser Ell cumplimiento d
las promesas hrchas dntes de Ia
election tendran el efecto de aba.
ratar muchos urticulOs de prime.
Ia necesidad que habian subldo
mucho en- precio 4 causa de los
| derechos casi prohlbitivos Que
impediau su importnnci0n dc
otras parties y su Introduction 4
los mercados del pals.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-08-05

v $4,000 en- dinerO sin ser VistO
por el alguacil pOr teuer este la
cara cubierta con la camisa que
Sc estaba quilaudo. Luego los
dos Sc acostarOn en la cana
del Pullman. V al tempo que el
alguacil le volte6 la espalda al
prisionero este briuc6 por sobrc
de el alguacil 4 la ventana del
Pullman que quedaba al frente
dc ellos Y estaba alzada la vi
driera Y por ALI Sc escape tan
veloz como un rayO. FL robo
del dinerO Y las llaveS no Sc ha-
hia descubierto y el alguacil no
sospechaba NADIA hasta que el
prisionero briuc6 porla ventana.
Sin embargo Sc visti6 de nueyo
Y dej0 el tren en- el siguiente pa
raderO.
Rice Sc escape cerca de Needles
cosa de las doce de la noche el
Domingo Y para ell tempo que ell
alguacil lleg0 ALI de vuelta va el
profugo habfa conseguido ropa
de palsano Y habia sid0 ocultado
por nuevos amigos probable
mente pagados por sus seryicios.
No fu6 hasta ell Mdrtes que ell al
guaciI mayor Romero pezc6 de
nuevo el rastrO de su hombre V
10 rastre0 hasta un jaral, endon-
de era impossible aGn hasta dis
parar un tiro, aunque Sc expo
MIA todO ell tempo y conociendo
que era impossible capturarIo eI
solo, Sc yolvi6 para Needles y en-.
list6 dos diputados alguacies
mayores Y tres lndios rastreado-
res para que lie ayudaran, La
escuadra pronto diyis6 4 Rice
Quien obedeci0el mandate de ren.
dirse, pero suli6 hullendo de sus
apresadores Y en- Ia pelea que Sc
entabl0 para capturarlo uno de
los lndiOs rastreadOres recibi6
un baIazo en- un brazO Y por este
crfmen es Rice detenido en- Need
les; 81 sobreviye respondent d los
cargos de robo, resistir al Official
Y desertor clos Ilstados Uuidos.
FL cargo por ell cual Sc necesi.
taba en- este c0ndado es por ha-
ber FORBADE ell nombre de otro en-
un iiro del ferrocarriI por S09,S2
y apropiadose ell dinero.
En- connection con este asunto
Sc han publicado en- los peri6di-
COS muchas noticias y supuestos
telegramas, cadacual de diierente
modo; priucipalmeute los peri6.
dicos enyenenados,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-08-05

Que nuestra gente este derechosa
a reclamar el reconocimieto V
acatamiento a que esta drechosa
en- su calidad de eiudadanos de
los Estados Unidos que deben te-
,ner los mismos derechos v res
ponsabilidades que los dennis.
No hacerlo nsf es equivalente q
una confession de inferioridad que
ciertamente seria muy humillan-
te a un pueblo cuyos antepasa-
dos dlerou pruebas tan evidentes
de eticiencia Y pericia miIi.ar en-
las muchas guerras que sostu-
vieron para conquistar este sue.
10 Y para mautenerse en- 81 opo-
niendo resistencia tenaz Y efec-
tiva Il los ataques de sus hume.
rosos q inplacables enemigos.
Esto Sc hace mas necesario 81
Sc tiene en- vista las contingen-
cias que pueden ocurrir en- el GER
cano porvenir. No solamente es
possible que los Estadas Unidos
Sc comprometan en- guerra con
alguna potencia extraugera, ST.
no que tambien pueden sobre-
venir otros acOntecimientos que
hagan necesaria la eXistencia de
una fuerza armada Y discipline
da para deiensa de la seguridad
& intereses de los ciudadanos.
Por tai raz6n, los j6vones hispa.
InO.americanos que han entrado
Q entraren on 10 sucesivo como
mienbros de la guardia nacio-
nal del Territorio deben mos.
trarse constantes y diligentes en-
| el cumplimiento de sus deberes,
Y perseverar en- el servicio 4 fin
de que ganen buen nombre Y ia.
ma por su perseverance, V cello
en- ell servicio de su patria. Cree
mos que asi 10 hardn y que 6ntes
de mucho tempo una proper
ci6n considerable de las compa.
MAS de la guardia nacional Sc
compondr6 de j6venes hispano-
americanos deseoso de adiestrar-
Sc en- el arte militar y dispues-
tos 4 prestar servicio eficiente v
y dtil cada vez Que 10 requieran
las circunstacias.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-08-05
SENSIBLE DEFUNCI0N
Don Jose Limo Ribera FaIIeCiO eI Jue-
yes en- Ia Tarde.

Despues de una COrta perO pc.
nosa enfermedad el Jueves pa
sado & las 2:15 de la tarde el
bien conocido Y respectable vecino
nuestro Don Jose Limo Ribera,
entreg6 su alma a Dios. La no
ticia de su muerte cause una
gran consternaCi6n entire sus nu-
merosos parientes y amigos.
FL senior Ribera naci6 en- este
condado 63 amos pasados y con
poca exception durante tOdo es-
te tempo hizo su Residential en-
esta ciudad, Fu6 miembro del
consejo legislative un tGrmino y
tres t6rminos fu6 miembrO de la
camara de representatives. Dos
veces fu6 electo secretario de
pruebas y Otras dos veces fu6
eectO comisionado de cOndado,
despu6s fu6 electo juez de prue.
has Y al tempo de su muerte era
miembro del cuerpo de educa-
cion de la Plaza de Las Vegas.
Lamentan su eterna despedi.
da su ahigida esposa, cuatro hi
los, Donate. Carlos Choices Z Isa-
DEL; tres hermanOs, el Padre NJ.
\. d. Ribera, Francisco Y Fedc.
rico; dos hermauas, Mrs. j X.
Ortiz y Mrs. Prudencio Lopez Y
una numerOsa parentela y mul-
titud de amigos que Sc supo gran.
iear con sus bnenos portes & in.
tachable conducta,
Sus funeraIes tuyieron lugar el
Sabado y despues de cantarIe
misa de cueFpo presente en- la
Iglesia de Nuestra Sonora de los
Dolores sus restGs fuerOn sepul.
tados on el Cementerio Monte
lCalvario,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-08-05

dia nacional, ha dado tan bue.
nos resultados que no dejan Ia
gar a duda que dentr0 de unos
dos amos, el Territorio tendra
una luerza De milicia bastante
numerosa y notable por su bue
ma organization Y discipline. Co.
mo es bien sabido, el gobierno ie
deral suministra 81 armamento V
los equlpoS para estas organlza-
clones Y adn distribuye cierta
cautidad de- diuero como su con
tribuci6n a los gastos que Sc ha
gan para sumiuistrar mayor eff
clencia y eiectO Il estos cuerpoS de
mllicia, sieudo la proportion del
donutivu de conlormidad con 81
n1mero del contingente organi
zado en- cada estado q territorio.
Asl eS, que Sc espera que EN- el
campamento dc la guardia ma
cional que SEA teuido el aho que
viene eu NuevO Mexico habra
mayor abundancia de fondos pa
ra que pueda concurrir mayor
nnmero de companias Y sea la
revista Y maniobras de la guar
dia nacional de un g6nero mas
lucido Y satisiactono.
Mientras tratamos sobre esta
materia, es propio manifestar
que es muy necesario { indispen
sable que los jovenes hispano.
americanos de las diversas regio
n's Y localidades de Nuevo M6xi.
co muestren mayor interes Y to
men parte mas activa en- el asun.
to de prestar seryicio en- La guar
dia nacional. En- 10 pasado Sc
han mostrado muy remisos en- ell
cumplimientO de este deber, no
echando de yer la importancia
de aproyecharse de la oportuni-
dad que Sc les presenta para Il
diestrarse EN- los eiercicios mill
tares, que en- cualquier tempo
futuro puede ser de tanta utih.
dad para eIlos mismos y sus in
tereses. Esta negligencia que Sc
ha maniiestadn hasta aQui lleya
traza de corregirse, como 10 de-
muestra Ia compahia de milicia
recientemente organizada en-
Santa F6 por j6venes hispano.
americanos, 10 cual ha tornado
parte activa en- cl campamento
de la guardia nacionaI que a.
timamente tuNo lugar en- Las
Vegas llI eiempIo dado en- San
tn F6 debe ser seguido Ell otras
parties de Nuevo Mexico, d fin de
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-08-05
IA IMP0RTANCIA Df Ia GUARDIA
NACl0NAI.

III Gobernador George Curry y
las autoridades territoriales que
tienen ingereucla on 81 asunto, 80
eStdn moStrando muy soliritos
EN- cooperar con los esfuerzos del
gobierno general para organizar
en- este territorio un cuerpo de
mlliciauos que llevard el uomhre
de la Guardia NaciOnal de Nue-
vo Mexico, los cuales estGu des
tinados, a Ia par que las demds
organizaciones del mismo gene.
no en- los diierentes estados V ter
ritorios de La Union. Il ser incor-
porados Ell algm tempo en- que
la uecesidad 10 eXija al ejtrrito
regular para prestar servicio a
la patria, va sea salieudo 4 cam
pnna 8 deieudiendo al territOrio
contra la invasion. Como los
eJGrcitoS no son cusa que So i'm.
prpViSa on IN mOmentO, SO desCa
mahtener en- todas parties de la
union en- el mpjOr estadO de Ell.
ciencia y discipline posibIes, TN
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-08-05

Don Lorenzo pelgado, nuestro
popular secrctario de la corte de
pruebas, regres6 4 fines de la Sc
mana pasada de su eXtensa yisi.
ta que hizo a California y otros
lugares de POGO mas Q menos
importancia Seencuentra denne.
vo ntendiendo sus uegocIos.