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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-08
THE EVENING STORY.
MARGARET's KNIGHT ERRANT
BY Ida Donneily Peters.
Conur;ohf 1010 NV Associated Iifnr.

BY I0a OonneIly PeteT0.
Copyright, 1910, by Associated Liter
airy Press.)
seYou and Aunt Jean never seem
to realize that care to be like
other girls!" cried Margaret with
flashing eyes. Even you should
know that simplicity is out of date
nowadays. A girl, If she wishes a
good time, cannot afford to be so diff
ferent from others In her set"
Forgive me, Margaret pleaded
the young clergyman with CLEAN
Of something more than mere friend
ship in his kindly face. only yes
terday, dear girl, you would have been
amused at so marvellous transfer
nation. But to me you are always
beautiful and dear and sweet"
She was keenly conscious Of the
tenderness in the clergyman's voice
and face: there was undoubtedly
something in her own heart that re-
sponded to it, but, alas, it was all SO
matter OF fact, she could rely too
surely on, what she considered his
commonplace affection. He had
boarded with her aunt, the former
clergyman's widow, since Margaret's
early girlhood, and she had passed
the half Of every year Under the same
roof with him.
They we're too much on the plane
of humdrum friendship ever to be any
thing more, she told herself petulantly.
Her young soul yearned for great
heart throbbing. undying, die-for-a
loved one. shrouded in mystery ro-
nance. And all this she believed she
had found In the godlike, handsome
Perciyal Harr1ston.
She had frequently met this youth
at afternoon teas, and from the first
he had singled her out for particular
attention. Yesterday he had muir
INJURED to her in his inimitable man
ner:
81 am longing to see you without
your hat and veil, for know you
look like dear, little French mar
quise with your pompadour, puffs and
curls.''
Hence the towering structure adorn-
ing her hitherto smoothly waving
locks, and the amused establishment
of the clergyman, whose expression
had now changed to one of trouble as
he gael at the small figure of the
girl who had resolutely turned her
back upon him.
At this critical moment Mr.. Har-
riston was announced
Percival had just the right shade
of warmth in his languid brown eyes
when he greeted Margaret, and some
how, though her heart was not salts
fed, she felt pleased and excited at
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Government Surveyors Pull camp.

Government Surveyors Pun Camp.
Keosauqua, Nov. 5-The Des Meines
river government surveyors, after
having been In camp at the fair
grounds here for week have gone to
Bonaparte. They came from Douds-
Leando. to Keosauqua, and while here
surveyed the river from Kilbourne 70
Keosauqua., They will be at Bona
narte for about week, and expect to
reach Keokuk about December l. j:
o. Sallee Is chief of the party and he
reports to Col. Rowse, who has his
headquarters at Des Moines and who
l. now engaged in drawing plans and
specifications for the. dams and locks
which will be required If the river i'm
.proyement plan be carried out. En-
gineer Sallee says that the data they
have gathered is very encouraging for
the river Improvement proposition,
especially from Keokuk to Ottumwa
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-08
their home in Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Nellie Summers Is visiting IN

their home in Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Nellie Summers Is visiting IN
Mendoza, Mo.
Mrs. Cunning returned to her home
at Chillicothe, Mo. Wednesday.
Chas. Vale of Irwin, Ia, visited his
parents from Saturday until Wednes-
day, going from this place to Des
Moines to attend teachers meeting.
III. p. F'razey has returned from his
eastern trip.
John Harbidge is building a new
residence north Of the M. e. church.
VIM. Teter, J. IN. Silver and T. r.
Cassidy shipped cattle to Chicago on
Sunday.
Mrs. Lloyd Tenant returned Mon
day from Oskaloosa, where she has
been In the hospital.
Mrs. A. b. Guy entertained thirty
six little ones Saturday in honor OF
Ardith's fifth birthday Mary Creath
and Eva De Ford assisted in serving
the refreshments and helping the little
folks to have happy afternoon
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-08
GOVERNOR CARROLL.

There never was q greater Necessary
IN Iowa for the reelection OF repuD.
Nan GOVERNOR than at the present
time internal improvement measures
4hava heen instituted, q greater loWa
=, ~, ovament has been set IN Mo'i 4n.
commercial associations all over .n1
s+ota have united in program LOT az.
.,anc;ng the material interests OF lne
ta,a Nv bringing factories to Iowa "
give employment to grea1er nu nnnm1a,
and thus increase the staIe p nartv
ton. increase the value OF an plop+ he &c
holdings in the state, and increase .h,s
earning power OF every cltizen. - ,,aan
movement Governor Carroll mas pevl
4 leader. and in his capacity as eA sosi.
five ~ the state he has been III pos,
tion to give great aid In TINS canpa nn,n
: ~ Enr instance. one factor that PROM
TO- 80 have a great effect IN lncrea e.
~; ;n 1owa,s industrial wealth IS the us,.,
;.atinn q the water power II wv ~
s s4 ! for the generation OF power ~
-, Inwa factories. Governor Calio -
haa g,van a close study to this Phase -
tha iIndmstrial problem, and at MS SUB
ens i tha iowa conservation commls.
ges.lurn as hean making an exhaustive
" +
stndy of the subject. ar,, on.
Governor Carroll has given every ,,a &c
oo,,rapement to the good roaas WI
t;o,, ~ nrging needed legislation IL =, h,s
:. assapes to the legislature, py I
,naaches all over the state, ana by glv.
ape1 tha weight Of his influence as gov.
error of the state to every NY .nads
designed to improve the Iowa sta+ad
In this connection 1t might 70 ha
tnat never before in loWas hls.ois 800 .
co much real improvement peen nnndi'
without any added COST ~ 'no ~
t;on of the Iowa ROADS. !, onser.
The governor has urged tne o
..t;on of Iowa resources, the lmpruse
,,,ant of the streams, the recla1ha.i y.
80 s thousands Of acres Of Iowa iana ~
- ,,ravanting the overflow OF streans.
- +h;s campaign, as in others measures p
..ro mo-. for internal improvement -
Iva there has just been real pesn
,,;,,s In the next two years, noWyvs.,
- ii iss'i'certain that real progress VIII % %
10 ~ eionp lines that will mean aaaeu
,,.aaIth ia The state, added populat!o'i
Ms ;ncraased opportunities to every
citizen. cor,.o,l would be
! serio,,sly embarrass the work plan
=. 80 Ia has set the wheels IN motlo -
and has been the foremost WG nas lust st
!, 80. started and it would work 70 INC
d aetI Of the state for years 70 .
come it it should be brougnt " nA'
at this time. +ha re.
Another thing that demands ~ Inc 90 T.
election Of Governor Carroll is the ia &C.
hat It would block all important WORK
# ina governor we're to be elected y from o3
the : minority party who would be o s1,
Of sympathy with any laws pa annaie Dy
shat the nrogress of legislation would
1 he seriously rio hindered, even though the
, nS might be passed over the COVER
nor's head. ~ "a.
Governor Carroll has earned MS re,
election by his able administrator o.
the state affairs. The great work
planned for Iowa in the next two years
demands his reelection.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-08
WHAT Mr.. GoMPERs SAYS.


Samuel Gompers, president OF the
American Federation of Labor, in his
book on Labor in Europe and
America has this to say of the diff
ference paid in wages in this country
and abroad:
my facts indicate that money
wages in America in many trades are
at least double those paid abroad"
Concerning the relative cost OF liv-
ing Mr.. Gompers says.
'If the immigrant to this country is
willing to continue living here at the
same level he was obliged to accept
in his native land, he can find 1t for
the same money"
Mr.. Gompers wrote his book after
an extended tour of European .coun-
tries during which he made the closest
investigation Of living conditions.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-08
HAMMITT ON COMMITTEE.
Principal of Ottumwa High School As.
signed to Duties at Con-

Principal M. Hammittt of the OF
tumwa high school and Mrs. Elizabeth
Burgess, county superintendent OF
schools, returned this morning from
.Des Moines where they attended the
state, teachers meeting. They did not
remain for the. close OF the business
session of the convention which is be-
ing held today Mr.. Hammittt was
chosen member, Of the, committee to
confer with the state board on what
should constitute college entrance re-
lduirements. - !.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-08

Anna walker, Gertie Whitcome, Eliz-
abeth Mere. Vera Fansher. Helen Mes
settle. Grace Cutchell Maude Caviness
and Ruth whitmore; Messrs: Charley
Johnson. Curt Sheets, Ray Frescoln,
John Madden of. Lenox,s Ia; Roy Best,
Claude Whitmore. Leonard Welday,
ROY FrescoIn, Ralph Mcdowell. Bert
(;iltner. Ennis 'Sterner. Sidney Cavi-
ness Roy ,Parret Mr.. Ireland of Fair
field. Alfred lawson. Prof. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Roll Sheets.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-08
TELLS OF TRIP
TO PEORIA, Ill.
LARGE SUM OF LIQUOR CON-
GERMS MONEY rs sAlD.To BE
AVAILABLE FOR CAMPAIGN


the open population Of Claude Por
ter's candidacy for governor by Gen.
James B. Weaver, one Of the leadi"g
delegates to the democratic state CON
vention at Ottumwa., General Weaver
repudiated the liquor plank in speech
in the convention but 1t was not until
he was convinced Mr.. Porter had ac-
cepted the liquor plank and bound him
self to the liquor interests that the
general announced his determination
not to vote for Porter, although they
are personal friends.
1t Is now revealed that conference
was held at Ottumwa Of one of the
members of the democratic state CEN
trail committee with the agent OF an
Illinois liquor concern and other prom
inent liquor men in Iowa, their subse.
quent visit to Peoria, headquarters OF
the brewery, going by way OF Gales
burg, the circulation of the story that
they had gone. after $4,000 with which
to campaign twenty-five doubtful 4co,,n-
ties, and the boast Of liquor men and
Iowa managers that the state would be
flooded with money in the campaign.
o., L. Shadford, Of Otumwa, was IN
Des Moines Wednesday and told OF the
conferences in Ottumwa and the visit
of the liquor people and democratic
state central committeeman to Peoria.
is'I traced them to Peoria" he said, "by
way Of Galesburg. They did not buy
tickets directly to Peoria. They left
IOttumwa Friday afternoon and got to
Peoria at 6:45.
Registered Together.
They registered at the National
hotel as follows:
-. w. Reynolds, Creston. room 369,
y. B. Fitzsimmons, Creston, room
81.
&C. n. Bank, Ottumwa, room 496.
"R Weiss, Creston, room All.
"They left Peoria in tfnne'to get back
to sOttumwa at / o'clock Saturday.
"Mr. Reynolds is the eight district
member Of the democratic state CEN
trail committee. Mr.. Bank is the vt
tumwa manager for the Leisy Brew
ing company of Peoria. The other men
are prominent in the liberal organiza-
ton Of the state. ms
"The visit of these men to Peoria
followed the return to Ottumwa Of s.
r. Cheadle. head Of the Ottumwa
Brewing company, and w y. Sllvers,
Of the schlitz company, who had mad
visited Davenport ana ROCK isiah y
earlier insthe week and returned boast
| ing that they would be able TO carry
the state. The understanding among
Republicans at Ottumwa is that effort
has been made by the democrats to IN.
terest the liquor people in augmentine
1.-THE campaign fund for theadenlocratic
ticket from Porter down. we are sat.
isfied that the men IN the conference {
went to Peoria to get $4,000 IA the
hone Of CARRYING counties against gar.
roll Kendall and other con gressional
candidates and the repupilcan eanal'
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-08
BATAVIA.

A merry Halloween hay rack ride
was enjoyed by the young folks of the
Epworth league. Those present were:
Misses Rena Wilson, Gladys Frescoln,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-08

In 1896 the savings bank deposits
reached q total of $1,935, 100000. In
1910 the total savings bank deposits
are given at $4,150, 0O0.0 In 1896 the
total value of farm products was ST.
600, 100000 In 1910 the value of farm
products totals $4,000 100000.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-08

It will strike q great many OF us
that Nearer Ny God to Thee" is a
singularly appropriate hymn to sing
at the start OF an automobile race.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-08
FUN ERALS.

Many friends attended the funeral
services over the remains OF Mrs.
Charlotte Findlay, who passed away
Wednesday morning at the residence
11S North Sheridan avenue, this after
noon Rev L. s. Hand Of Grinnell. as
sisted T.; Rev. William Spiker of the
Plymouth Congregational church con-
Quoted the services. The flowers
were beautiful especially the set pieces
showing the esteem by which the aged
woman was held by friends in the
city. Interment was made In the
Shaul cemetery:
Funeral services over the remains of
James Allen Ware who died suddenly
yesterday morning at his home in Bear
Creek, will be held tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock from the residence. Rev.
S. Isaac Elder of the Davis Street
Christian church will conduct the
services The remains will be Inferred
in the Brooks cemetery.
The date and. hour Of the funeral
services, over the remains of Mrs. Mar
.garet D. Ryder. who passed away sud-
denly YESTERDAY morning at the home
Of Mrs. S. IT. Sherman. 1872 North Wiz
lard street have not been set. Her only
son, Earl Ryder will arrive this after
noon at 4:3O o'clock from Oklahoma
City. It is likely that the remains will
be taken to Wapello, Iowa for burial
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HILLsRoRo.

Mrs. ]. w. Blackford visited the first
of the week with her son A. v. and w.
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\ Entered az second class nat5el
October II. 1908, at the postonice. ~.
tumwa, Iowa, under the Act OF Son-
gress Of March 5, 1879.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-08-04
Pablo Cruz, Editor Propietario
ACCIDENTE ENTIRE MU-
CHACHOS

( Protestando hasta exhalar el d.
tmo alicnto' que su herida fu6 ac-
cidental que SUI compaiierO Da
Mol Rodriguez iamds tlvO inten-
ci6n dc lesionarlo. Juan Ortiz.
de II amos, de edad. del dc exis-
tsr el viernes por Ia tardc en- la
casa dc su familia. sta en- In
esnuina de Big Foot v South
Flores. SegIn el infOrme rem
lido por Ortiz & sus Darientes v
Z los emDleadOs del Hospital do
ia Ciudad. 81 v Rodriguez Balic-
ron el martes & un lugar cerca
&C! !ago Mitchell. con intenei6n
le diVertirse ca2ando. Ambos
'leNaban eseOpetas v iugaban
"nfre los arbustos. Rodriguez.
Dor via de travesura. Y no. ere
yendo que su arma estaba carga-
t'e apunt6 con su arma 4 81,
comDai'"ro v cl disDaro SO efec--
t.IG FL Droyectil sc inferno pOr
o. costado izQuicrdO dc Ortiz. pa
SandO abaio del coraz0n v atra-
vesando ell cuerDo. Cay6 & tie
rra GueilndOse. v su comDailerC
corri0 Ell busca dc auxilio.
III herido fuG trasportado al
Hospital dc in Ciudad, pero los
lhGdicOs que examinaron Ia heri.
la fueron de opinion que era i'm
fpUslblc que el muchacho Viviese
V que solo viviria unas cuantas
hcras. Sus parientcs no que.
rierdo que Ortiz muriese en- el
Hospital 10 trasladaron & Sill casa
&roniZantc. muriendo el viernes 4
Ia una media dc Ia tarde. des--
Dnt" de slfrimientOs atroces. Con,
sew6 cl conOcimicnto hasta los
altlm0S mo'nentOs. V sicmDrc Pre-
te"tc que su comDancrO era mo.
c"rte de toda culpa. diciendo
que solo habia sido un acciden--
tie. Ortiz resid{a, en- San Anto,
Mo desdc hace TN afio v tienc va
rios O:rOs Darientcs en- Mexico.
Ffcctuaronse sus funeralcs 4
sahadO nor. la mailana, partien-
sllfss resia asneiss de gas. ,1a-
ri"ptes & Ia Catedral de Sa,l Fer
nando donde sc cfectll6 el ser.
.icio rcliGi0so. ddndOsc scpultu-
ia i sus restoG cn oil Ccmcnterio
lie San Fernando.
Rodriguez fuG arrestado POGO
lc&puGs del accidcnte Dor cl Juc;
dn PaZ Chavancaux, acusindolc
dc asalto con intcnci0n dc asc-
siEar v DoniGndoSelc en- Ia c&rcc1
del Condndo
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-08-04
Abusos en- Nueyo Laredo.

Pro Patria. diario due SO publ
On en- Laredo Texas se aueia de
uue on N. Laredo fue arrestado
el iovencito Carlos Ortiz repair
tidor de dicho diario, q aui6n SO.
10 SO puso en libertad. despu6s
do haberle recogido todos loa
fiemplares que del periodico lie.
oabh para entreRar & sns gubs.-
riptores, asi como para la yenta.
1al atentado contra La libertatl
de Ia prensa 50 debs, seR1n q.
st9ura 81 pori6dico de referencia
l,a i,aberle echado on cara ai
PE.sidcnte Municipal las dofi.
cirneias do su p6sima admins
TRACTION
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-08-04

& su salida dc la Penitenciaria.
pres 10 mismo da dc hallarso on
In prisi6n que en- su casa. desde
el moment0 que no Duede obrar
cor libertad Y menos dedicar.
SO & sus negocios. por estar 4
mnchas leguas dc distancia del
centric de sns empresas particula-
res Me dice tambi6n Madero,
ane 81 aceedi6 & que su familia
gesti0nara su libertad caucional,
fn6 solo por decidido empefio Que
I'll esp0aa v hermaf,oa tomaron en-
ol)o.
Mu6strago MadorO nn tanto re-
scrvadO aobre los trabaios due en-
prenderA mientras dupo ga proce-
So. v loRr8 aolamonte que me di.
iera que anando a0 reuna el Com
preso dc Ii ITni6n, el "Comit6 Cen
trail AntI.reeleeoioniDta do M6xi-
co podirA Il Ia Camara Id nulidaei
dc Lac eleeeiones uuaedas. demos.
trapdo las Observation-Disclosures Que on
los c0rf3NiOs cotneEiHron I0a raelee-
arioniatas dc IA mayor DRrte de ID
tlfep6bliea.
CFeo el sail0r Madera que p0eos
roa.Iltaaos pr60tieos han dis conse-
sstlErfo p padfe lA ntllidad tio las
eIeaelssIas. nerO 0llo 81 n6eeaaeio
I,aea ut1s laa nneEnaaa oEyilizadas
sottUgeau Is nEutaska del GsFan aral
E,n As aEatlSF iaEan masI 4
tsfsfakls.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-08-04
On. Francisco Madero elevara una
protesta 4 "a Camara Federal
Dice que solo acept6 la libertad provisional
af
pOr su familia

San Luis Potogi, "a de Julio -.
GUrante todo el dfa de hoy. la
casa que habiEa don Francisco /.
Madero ha sido visitada uoa gran
nImero dc correligionarioa sn.
vos asf como por muchas peraonas
amigaa del procesado, con el ex-
elusive obiet0 de aaludarlo v fe-
licitarlo nor eneontrase va fuera
dc la Penitenclaria.
Contin6aD llegando muchos te-
leRrafnag do diversos puntos de
la Rep1bliea enviadoa con las per
gonas reapetables Lao ane dan 4
Madero placemea por haber ohte.
iido In libortad eaucionnl, Ia
cual 0btuvo degpu6g de numerosas
djfieultades,
Tambi6n el finsneiado Rogue Els
trada es felieitado nor sua amigos
Los anti-roeloeeionigtae uotoai--
nos. eoneedseron un voto de gra
.eias & Pedro Antonio aantos. pa-
sarte de Derecho. dofensor dc Esl
trada v eonanltoe dc to- famifiD
AIaderO eta todo 10 relaeionado al
pfoeeao cue 30 le eiane al Jefs de-
partiiio antiseaeieeetonitta. gansos
ha ahaiasl1 con ahine0. Veneign.
do HtngFl0a ohat6enloa hAstA obE0st
1isr Ia liheftad eaueiounI da los se
flores MadHfo II I1aIraka
Hahl8naa con ST aatier Nadhro
me niafaifaHt6 me naalY u0E0 Ia 81
dD Ia impression asaa axuafiaa BEls6
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-08-04
MOtineS en-
San Benit0

cou tech0 81 de Julio CON mo-
two dc un motfn dc mexieanOs. O.
Eldentemente con Ia intenci6n do
matar & In Compafiia dc Rangers
cstaciOaados aaui. I'm resllltado
"a muerte de un mexicano dos
Hangers del Estado, habiendo ST.
70 grAvemente heridos Otros dos
Hangers. Los successes tuvieron lu.
Ear & la l.30 de la madrugada, 4
d.stancia de IL millas de este lu
gar. cerca del Rio Grande.
Son los muertos; Diputado es-
ueciel dc Sheriff. Henry Lawrcn-
r". Teniente de Rangers George
Carnes. Pablo Treviiio. los heri--
dos son: Ranger Pat CraigheaJ
hcrido dc ambas piernas. Y el
condestable Earl West que vista
ba { Craignead. gravementc he
r:do.
Pablo Treviiio. sobrino dc Ja--
cinto Treviilo aui6n SC dice que
Ice dos meses mat0 & Jim Dar--
wa. inform6 & varias personals O.
Ja:into debia pasar el Rio anoche
! con algunos mas. con la intenci6n
dc matar & uno dc los empleados
de adui. dui6n ha hecho amena-
zas de Deriudicarlo. despues dc In
nhcrte de Darwin. Pablo ofrcci6
tracr & sus Drimos & cierto lugnr
en- el bosduc cstar del lado dc
los americanos para auxiliarlos
nn III caDtura dc la gcnte.
| Fucr0n vnriOS h0mbres al h-
gar designadO Dor Pablo v diVi--
GleronSe en- cuatrO DartidaS. El
Teniente Ranger George Carnes,
DiDutado especial Henry iuwrcn-
ce v en- una eomDaiiia de gente dc
San Benito acababan dc estaeio-
narse en I'M ernccr0 del canine
feua1atto overUf ft,mor de EgenEe a
50 aDroximaba. Los Rangers, auie-
mes cstdban sentadOs en- mitad del
CaminO. marcaron ell alto 4 los
uue SO aprOximaban. los cuales eli
nparlcncla cr9n cuatrO o cinco. Los
| mcXlcanOs cOntcstarOn algO { in
meiIatamentc rOmDicrOn cl fucgo
matando inmediatamentc 4 I'm rar
ger G hlriCndo gravcmcntc III o.
ho. Los dcmaS amcricnnos dcS-
l;uCS dG vaclar SllS armaS. cOrric-
ron cn busca dc auxilio.
81 VOlVcr DrOcurarOn atlXiIinr
Il sus camaradas. ignorando uuc
h3Sde que sc rompi6 cl fucgo, Pa
rl0. dui6n habia Dasado al lado Il,
los mcXicanOS, cStabu heridn en-
Ia pierna. Habiasc arrastrado ha
cla un lado del camino detras
dc an Dehasc0. dcsde alIi hizo
fdegO con su Winchester sobrc cl
crupo dc hombres Que auxiliaban
Il los heridos. Sus fuegos hirie-,
ron de gravedad & otros dos Ran.
gers duienes Dor fin 10 mataron.
I'll primer fuego lie los mexica.
nos fu6 en- parte. con Dosta real
de caza v tuvo uu efecto mortife.
70.
Sc ha Derseguid0 La huelIa dc
d. do los mexicanos hasta ell Ia.
do mexicano, Dero los demAs mien
bros dc la cuadrilla. uuieues Sc
cree cst6n heridos entire el bosaut
NO SO han encontrado. Ya sc
hal hccho csfuerzos para coger
nuovamente la pista del lado me.
zjacr" v es dc esperarse que
les que aueden de la cuadrilla SO
aarehenderan.
Cuando SO sncedi6 el asesinatc
dc Darwin ofreci6se un preynio d,
100000 por la cabeza dc Jacin.,
to Trevifio.
ss envfsn rnds rangers.
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