The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-19

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costume u Distinc*ivs and pietur-
esaus-Prsssnt head s. A. s. l..n1
aeeruf4ed III. cor.+.h..,.. ---..
$500. E...,,.....-- ',ss.-.-s. . -
80. . 1850 3. D s' 80 -
s. : sse =. = s1Sa q kaSs.
II Moxico ..t,,o ,-,,..,<,..,. e S.
heen fhc fesror n srss l.<..s- 49,. - 8
,,,a a. tha r,lIar. -
their strength %. 1.,t s,,.s,s -
cam nnrissno - - q - - -
..Tha rurales,,, WE, 49,
q given and II az re, ,.ste,s .s $3.50
!. 3 ,,o-r...s.. go. cdsss
sons engaged ii Illegal acta s,,c1, 4 !.
sknifng each other, burning hf ystacka
or discussing ways Of Overt ,rowt,,0
the present regime. sober m ma aae
noiselessly. Witnesses to fhs aerav
remember some pressing busi,,e de-
manding their presence q NH 81 -
away.
Should the rough looking :, dore n
their immense sombreros swoon down
on the crowd before everything had
again become peaceful serion, consa-
quences might follow. The Ri eleader
responsible for the disturbance, MIGHT
be soon singled out and led awav. A.
q little distance from the village the
rurales might very nerlipentIv give
him an occasion to escape. Willie tax
ing to his heels he would hear = shot
and fall face downward. his hacl.
broken. A hole two feet deem : ,sttla
mound OF sandy earth. two Dieces If
board nailed crosswise. and flo ch,af
Of the detachment would REM r that
q disorderly man was killed in accord
ance to the .1ey fuga." the fugitive
law.
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Max;co nado +ta oe,,,,. p'S -
Iost = n-o-.,.' .nc
: s+or,,, 1910. 800. ua1 me
travalor &c so,,,a .e.
.~,a+e - 49,. ui0-s
mon n1,,n5aral, .,,,,. 1s =, way
towns and n,o,,otaa =, s,..,s. .s
oarr,oa ar 40 sae,, - -. ~. noise .
hann.s rr ~ spon - 'nei. nn'ul.aln
made l;t+,a nranross -. q .ne1
o,sau,haro ~ 80. 80 - - 49, a.
,ooorda,,, 80. $50 ass iNes :,
tba ,,,,Ia s.,e, .,,.aes~ - !. 90
-a+nar AZ. .Y.s.. ~ ~. nN' iasol
Tho r,,,,- ,+s,,e -.
fina of unorro,,tuoa ,.aaI
ra,,or,la -, r,.,.,,,o .,l ~
oaro,,s sor tna non,,'a. , a' a. uan
laws themselves
After President Jnarez hraat,ad bic
last. in 1872. his successor Dfaz do
cided TO restore the prestige of Mexico
in the eyes of foreign nations by doing
away entirely with all the freel,ooters.
Calling the veterans of his ca mpaign
together, he intrusted them with the
task.
They were to trail the band is sys-
tematically to their mountain fast
nesses. taking no prisoners, giving no
quarter. After several months thou
sands of crosses dotted the land mark
ing the spots where justice had been
dealt summarily to captured brigands
In the northern hills town had to be
uesieseu, LOT group OF Iourteen Tree
Doo.ers nau taken possession OF II,
allieu anu pressed the cltlzehs INTO
.neil service. AFTER terrible 'iaugn-
sel y pecalne necessary 10 erect crosses
w. al urea u square niiie oesonu
-. ma'ls Inc 'o"n ios' It's haLne'
ta.aa a. "as -. sname ,epla.eu " "a
90 az " eas. pan.sn .oul.een,' IL nieois
MS :" . 'nen
Diaz Solves Problem.
1nen Il was tnat Dlaz conceived an
eAeelienl iuea OF utliizlng the caring
anu energy Oh those PREDATORY Danus
anu q. the same time putting an end 10
.nas near 'ienuine ciVii war ne oHereo
~ anu il.si.eu' ai'er giving hos-
So sonie VI Tue euerriiia cnieis "
n,ei win hinl-
returned 10 the mountains pear
sne messase .hat Tue r'pupiic
.ouiu lespecI lneir naunts' ieaVs .he"
tAC1I 1ElDS ana QOTSGS ana DAN them