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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-03-11
.ESTOS 81 QUE NO
SON RUMORES.
Este GOhlGTnO MOViIila una FHena
de Veinte Nil ROmhrss a Ia
FTORtera MejiCana.
EL FIN PARECE SER e. DE OFREcER PRO.
TECCION A Los INTERESTS AMERI.
CANOS EN- MEXICO.

Este gobierno ha ordenado la
Immediate movilizacion de 20 mil
soldados de todas armas, a la
frontera mexicana, Y este heeho,
sin precedente en- la historic, que
sepamos, ha dado lugar q miles
de concentrates por la prensa de
todo ell mundo.
Una cosa es cierta Y es que es.
ia es la mas grande fuer2a arma.
da que jamas ha sido movilisada
d un mismo lugar, en- tempo de
paz.
Los ofciales del ministerio de
la guerra en- Washington al ser
interrogados sobre el particular
no Sc les ha podido hacer que di.
gan otra cosa salvo que la
movilizacion no obedece d otra
cosa salvo q los deseos del
gobierno de que d nuestros
soldados no sc les dele perder Ia
oportunidad de sacar provechO
de las observaciones que puedan
hacer de las maniobras que las
tropas meiicanas estan poniendu
EN- practica Ell Mexico para SOTO.
car Ia rebellion.
Como no ha faltado quien Olga
que la movilizacion de tropas en-
tan crecido numero obedece d
un plan que va tiene formulado
este gobierno dc intervenir en- Ia
.revolucion s1ejicana dado el caso
que los soldados de Dta2 no pue.
dan cuanto antes sofocar ell le.
vantamiento ell ministro de Me.
xico en- Washington ha hecho pu.
blicar I'm despacho en- la prensa
de este pats, baio su firma, en- ell
que rediculiza la tai aserci6n dl.
ciendo que no Sc tiene absolute,
mente ningun fundamento para
la misma, y agrega que Mexico
Sc basta de sobra para sofocar
esta 8 cualesquiera otra reyolu.
Ici6n que amenace su tranquili-
dad.
La prensa europea aurque con
algo de reserva no deja de insi.
|nuar que no es remote que al oft
Samuel Sc le antoje de aqui 4
mafana anexarse q Mexico Y que
bien puede ser que esta moyili.
zacion de tropas a este tempo
sea el principio de un plan para
lograr tai fin.
Las noticias de la revoluci6n,
brevemente dadas, son como 81.
que;
I'm despacho de Ell Paso, Te-
xas, fechado el lunes, decia;
Que el estado de cosas en- Ia
Ciudad de chihuahua rapida.
mente Sc esta poniendo de NAL
en- peor Sc ha sabido en- esta ciu.
dad desde hace varios dias I'll
cafe Sc esta vendiendo q razon de
ST 90 la libra y el azucar a un pc.
SO. Todos los articulos de pr.
mera necesidad estan yendiendo.
sc a un precio excesivamente ca.
70. Esto es debido q que los fe.
rrocarriles tanto de El Paso CO.
mo del sur estan interrumpidos
en- su trdfco por las fechorias de
los insurrectos.
Con fecha 8 del mes en- curse
viene otro despacho de El Paso,
Texas, en- el que Sc dice que Ia
planta para la fundici6n de mi.
nerales que Sc tiene cerca de ALI
Y en- la cual Sc do colocaci0n dia.
ria q cosa de mil ochocientos
hombres Sc cerrara dentro de
unos dias debido a que va hace
tempo Que no sc lie envia mine.
raj para fundicion de la Republl.
ca Mexicana que era dc donde
estaba recibiendo ochenta por
ciento del mineral que fundfa.
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-03-11

Los apreciables caballeros Don
Eugenio Romero y sa hermano,
ell senior ], j Romero, de Mora,
llegaron i Ia eiudad ell iueves por
la tarde con el fin de asistiy a
una junta de los Caballeros de.
Colon,
Vengan veF nUestrus surtld0s ds
r d 8, md Il inas q c rtAr Y empa.
c'r, pOdemos veldtrs lac tan baFatn
ono cnaiquiers. T4Hb an h ,eem, 8
chimn e.sy toda clase d D mpas,
lngenios y cahuteriaa.
FIG. GEHRING
sis'Sls Douglas Ave, Temp . Maalnlro,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-03-11
CabalIOS de TrOncO de Ia Demo
cracla que AilOian el TirO.

Baio este rubro y en- su entire.
ga del microbes de esta semana
nuestro colega FL Optic de esta
ciudad publica 10 que sigue, 10
cual es nuevo para nosotros, CO.
mo 10 sera para la generalidad
de nuestros lectores. Dice ell
colega:
La democracia de este conda.
do sufrio la perdida de dos de
sus mas solidos v consistentes
puntales cuando Demetrio Silva
y Monico Tafoya el lunes por la
noche dieron su palabra de leal.
tad en- 10 future al partido repu.
blicano, Esto sucedio en- una
enthusiastic iunta que Sc tuvo en-
ell local donde sc reune ell ayun.
tamiento de la plaza ALI y en-,
tonces los referidos eaballeros
declararon que eran republica'
nos,
'Ambos Silva y Tafoya decla.
raron que estaban hasta los
chongos de rabia contra el par
lido democratic por los esfuerzos
que ese partido esta hacienda
para dar el golpe de muerte d
los prospectos que Nuevo Mexi.
co tlene de ser admitido como
estado, Sigue diciendo ell CO.
lega: "Esta conducta del par.
lido democratic fue la paia que
les quebro sus espinazos d esos
dos cahalleros como democratas
Y los obligo d formarse la reso.
lucion de meterse esplnazos de
acero, cosa que los convertird en-
criaturas de mayor aguante v
resistencia para seguir empujan
do el vehiculo del progreso, que
es el partido republicano
FL senor Silva ditto que el adj.
miraba al partido republican,
porque hacia buenas sus pro-
mesas mientras que el partido de.
mocrata jamas ha hecho buenas
las promesas que ha hecho al pue'
bio. III seflor Tafoya dijo que
habia sid democratic desde el
dia en- que nacio, pero que en- 10
successive seria republicano. Ana.
dio que su inhuencia, su talento
| Y su tempo estarian de hoy en-
Iadelante y para siempre d dis.
posicion del partido republioa.
no EN- el condado de San Miguel
porque va no guerra tener NADIA
mas que hacer con el partido
democratic y FL senior Tafo.
va continda diciendo FL Optic
-fue superintendent de escue.
las publicas en- este condado Y
tanto 81 como ell senior Silva son
oradores de reconocida habili.
dad. A ambos Sc les extendi6
una calulosa y cordial bien veni.
da al redil del partido republi
cano.
La iunta fue llamada por los
republicanos con ell fin de altar
un POGO de entusiasmo v mani
festar que todavia hay amino de
seguir trabajando por ell adelan-
to de Nuevo Mexico. Entire los
oradores de ITALIA que hicieron
uso de Ia palabra descollaron so.
bre los demas por su elocuencia
los senores Secundino Romero,
Fidel Ortiz, Florentino Montoya,
Iy Julian Jaramillo, juez dc paz
de Antonchico, Despues de la
ljunta hubo refrescos. +"
Diremos nosotros para la in.
formation de nuestros lectores
que hemos traducido de las co.
lumnas de FL Optic 10 anteceden-
te, d 10 mejor de nuestra habili-
| dad, mas no sabemos que tanto
de verdad habrd en- clio. 81 fue-
re verdad, para ALA va; 81 fuere
mentira, pues va esta urdlda y
siempre no habremos sido nos
otros los que la hemos urdido,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-03-11

predecessor. De su politica sa-
bremos mas en- 10 future. Como
colega le damos la bienvenida.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-03-11
TeIegTaMa de la Cludad de Me.
XIcO.

Ciudad de Mexico, Mario o.
El encargado de los asuntos
americanos en- la Clbdad de No.
xico inform6 hoy al ministro de
relaciones extranjeras Il cargo
del ministro Enri lue Creel que
habia recibido instrucciones de
Washington de ponerse en- co.
municacion con 81 Presidente
Diaz y asegurarle que la concen.
TRACTION de tropas americanas On
Texas a 10 largo de la frontera
mejicana no tenia por objeto la
ocupacion de territorio mexica.
no. Agrego que Sc enyiaba aquel
mensaje a fin de que cuales uie.
IA sospechas que pudieran snr-
cir d G te tempo pudieran ser
evitadas. I'll mensaje de uua yez
fue comunicado q los peri6dicos,
los cuales al momento hicieron
imprimir sueltos que circularon
por las Gales,
Tanto los rebeldes como los
adictos al gobierno lie temen q la
intervention americana Y decla'
ran que 81 Sc atentare, todos sc
unirdn para oponerla,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-26
DOUGLAS SOCIETY

chrysanthemums, held a vase of vel low jonquils. On the dishes were painted roses, one was tempted 10 smell: and corn and fruit, one wished to eat Here was Mrs. Howe, a dear old dame with powder ed curls, who was assisted in serv- ing by Miss Versa Gregory. Such good hot biscuit were baked by Mrs. Long. and there were many kinds of pie, cherry pie. lemon cream pie, huckleberry pie, mince pie, cocoanut pie and custard pie As favors, each guest was presented with a little hatchet, with which George Washing ton cut down that famous cherry tree. The parlor was also accessi- ble to the guests, it, too. was beau tiful in its potted plants of ferns and palms. A fern dish, hand paint ed in yiolets and gald held a grace ful fern, near by was iardinier of gold and roses, holding a palm while another neighbor was a larger fern in a dish, adorned with wild roses of brown and yellow. From the wall George and Martha Wash ington looked serenely down upon the festivities Among the guests were Rev and Mrs. Robert Wright, AIT. and Mrs. W. E. Brice, Mesdames R. E. Boice. Rees. Keagg. Jack Hin ton, G. W. Pratt T. F. Glenn. Frank Flommerfelt. Gentry. Nj. Tarpey, O. M Moody. J. W. Davis. Cupp, Will Hams, O. L. Neer, Claude Neer. " K. Gabriel. Ballentine. c. N. Iyer. son, L. E. King. J. A Combs, Samuel Warr. c. R. Hammond, J. J. Leggett. H. Owens, Marks, John Hoffman. Clarence Butler, Harry Cook, Joha Peterson. Poster. Misses Isaacs. Edith Reese, Ida Flomerfelt. Olive Wright. Name Owens, Della GriEing. Miss Marsh
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-26
RIGID INsPEcT,oN

PHOENIX, Feb. 25.-Never in it's history has the National Guard of Arizona been called upon to with stand so rigid an examination as ii must undergo next April.
 Orders have boen issued by the war department that the annual National Guard inspection by regu- lar army officers must be more than perfunctory.' More attention is to be paid to securing accurate return of property and the men themselves are to be looked over as closely as ever.
 Hitherto little effort has been made to check over the property returns submitted to the captains to see that they are correct. Tn most instances tAe captains have returned the prop erty they should have and the in specting officers have seldom made more thaa cursorv attempts to check over their accounts
 The order Of greater strictness is worrying the National Guard off cers of many states. but the Arizona officers have little cause for appre- hensiOn. They are 8 little short, but it is Q certainty that the guard Of this territory will stand much bet ter examination in regard to prop erty and equipment than most of the others.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-26
Thirty Years Toaether.

Thirty years of association think of it. How the merit of a good thing stands out in that line Or the worthlessness Of a bad one. So there's no guesswork in thjs evidence of ThOs. Ariss, Con cord Mich. who writes: T have used pr. Kings New Discovery for 90 years and it's the best cough and cold cure ever used. Once it finds CT trance in a home you can't pry it out Many families have used it for forty years It's the most infallible throat and lung v Eedicine on earth. Unequaled for 'agrippe, hayfever, croup. quinsy or sore lungs. Price soc, s1.0s. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed sy aIi druggists ETE
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-26

Danderine stimulates the scalp, makes it healthy and keeps it so. It is the greatest scalp invigorator known. It is a wholesome uedi- cine for both the hair and scalp. Even a small bottle of it will put more genuine life in your hair than a gallon of any other hair tonic ever made. It shows results from the very start.
 Now on sale at every drug and toilet store in the land; 3 sizes,
 25c, 5o> and $i.0o.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-26

fashions in hemp taga eghorn, milan and rough brads
 egion-large pressed hats conservative designs for taste small affairs for the matron and world fOther g charm the eye and delight the sense artistic.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-26
DEE FOR THE SOUTH

DETROIT, Mich. Feb. 25.-Witk nearly a score of players in his sGuad, Hughie Jennings stars to- right for the new training camp of the Tigers at Monroe. La Other members of the team will join the party on the way South. After spending two weeks at Monroe the -eam will divide into squads for the practice and exhibition games. which will be played in New Or leans, Mobile. Montgomery. Birm- ingham, Memphis. Dallas, Shreveport, Waco, Louisville, Evanville, Okla hOma City. Lincoln. omaha, Quincy and several other cities on the way home. E7M
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-26
AUTOMOBILE SHOW

TORONTO, Ont, Feb. 2S.-The Armories opens its doors tonight for the annual Canadian automobile show. under the auspices of the On .ario Motor League, with every pros pect of establishing a new record for attendance and general success. The exhibition includes a large dis play of pleasure cars. electric cars. commercial cars. motor cycles. and numerous lines of accessories. Wis itors from points as far distant as Halifax and Calgary are here to at tend the show, which will continue through the coming week.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-26

When her child .s in danger a woman will risk her life to pro tect it. No great acs of heroism or risk of life is necessary to pro tect a child from croup. Give Chamb- erlain's Cough Remedy and all danger is avoided For sale by all dealers lss
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-26
New Spring Shapes and Trimmings

dmeth s a a a get is aep uwshtob buy or nc, it e
  priced risb ~yourpoc you
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-26
Choose the righi Corset

Then the new gown will look
 right You could not make a more sensible choice than a ROYAL WORCESTER COR SET, which not only insures q symmetrical figure in a nat ural way, but is a positive benefit to the health
 Whether you wish to invest S1.00 or $500 in a stylish com fortable corset, we can sdit you in one of these ROYAL WORCESTER Models.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-26
Be Careful of Footwear and Buy The Dain- fieSt.

For Skirts will be short says the woman who knows. Econo- mize in every part of your wardrobe if you must, but don't skimp on your shoe al lowance. You'll be sorry if you do, for the new spring skirts positively demand smart footwear
 Paten. Kid and Vel-ooze High Boots are the most stun ming things of the season and they will make your foot look at least a size smaller, so high is the arch, so low the vamp and comfortable the modified pointed toe.
 A Spanish heel gives the necessary touch of coque-ry to this dainty boot. But you will doubtless think unutterable things when you begin 10 fast en the many cute little bu!- tons which trim these pretty shoes.
 All will be forgiven, how ever. when you catch a glimpse in a passing mirror of your neatly shod foot. Ar aa Price dat $500 fIII and --....s.-- .9SsSS
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
CITATIONS.

-f5t5 pFopTF OF THE STATE OF NEW
vork bv the Grace Of God. Free and nue.
,erdenf To Ranald n Macdonald, as -
ecu,or under the last VIII and lestameut 9t
; I, asepn,aqg fsmes Y Macdonald. Lucie X.
S.a,-rs Icsenbine T. Msltby Donald y. Mac
4o,ald aud Malcolm Macdonald. said Nalcoim
Macdonald heinz minor over the age OF
Hisrte Lesieur. individually and as legaiees
a,,ed i'm the will Of Josephine Macdonald
s"oasad the United states Fidelity ana
.,-sr,, Company. and 10 all persons inter
..ted IN the estate ~ Eliza - lesi'u'' lale VI
% t-C,rtv ~ New York. deceased. as credit
~ tar.tees next ~ kin or otherwise. send
IfeS and each u you are hereby cited and
-couired personally 10 ne ana apprhl b-ioI-
- sur-orato % the County or NeW YORK. at
GUY ,I--o,ates' court Of SAID COUNT. held al
~. tT,u Of Records. In tie county Or New
~ ' On the 2Oth dav ~ June, 1911, al half
n,st ten o'clock tn the forenoon pi tnhl nst'
pa. - tl,ere to attend a Judicial settlement
~. - scroun, OF proceedings ~ Ranald n.
o., .do,ald as substituted trustee appointed
M' ~ supreme court 20 carry out the nm
n..,'r,,e cd trusts contained IN me la-t VIII and
eN-.aa,,crt ~ Eliza - Lesieur. deceased and
Iest',is ,ou az are hereby cited are under
~" 80 ~ twenty one Years are required -
ll' 80 ~ YOUR guardian. ~ YOU nave one. mr.
"pire, have none. ~ appear ana apply for
N =, ne appointed. or IN the event n your
one -, or faiiur- 20 do so q guardian viii To-"
pr r-.-tsd b, tho Surrogate 70 represent ana
ap' for you An the proceeding
a., 'rarttm0nv Whereof W. have caused M.
seal n The surrosat-s our our. Oh s.s said
'o,,lni,,ncss Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Sur
WIN" rogqfe ~ our said COUNTY. a. th4
- 81 .-ounty - Nev York The e7th DAY n
IT,. 81 AnrU boz the YEAR ~ our Lord one
....,d 1lnc hundred and eleven
thoA-a"" DANIEL. j DOWDVEY
clerk Of the surrosatrs court
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LOST BANKBOOKs.

LOST Handbook so. $50, 2l5 Of Dry Dock say
iugs Institution. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 present ne
bo01 win he declared cancelled and eXtnguished
ana a new one issued n leu Thereof
lost OR STOLEN -Bankbook No 1913 n
the German Savings Bank in the city Of Ne"
YORK, corner Attn ave. ano lith st.. issued 10
Annie Brede. AT persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. n not returned 70 tho
rank on TIE g9th day Of MAJ. 1911. duplicate
viii b. issued
LOST or STOLEN handbook No sac o47 OF
the German Savings Bank in the city Of New
York corner An ave. and IAN -. issued %
negotiating the same. n not returned ~ the
hank on tie I'm day ~ June. 1911. duplicate
will be issued
HANDBOOK 40 ST. 49, OF the B. nion Dime say
iugs Bank is missing Any person having
claim 90 b. IS hereby called upon 10 present the
passboos cancelled and a new one issued.
BANKBDOk SO 52j.5>4 OF the Union Dime say
ings Bank !, missing Any person having a
Inn. within ten days or submit 10 having said
passbook cancelled and a new one issued
BANGKOK No. 47see4 OF the Union Dime ssv-
inrs Bank is missing Any person having 2
claim 20 if is hereby called upon 90 present the
same within Ten DAYS or submit % having SAID
psssbook cancelled and neV one Issued
.BANKROOK 80 $50 90 OF the Union Dime saw.
claim tn 10 is hereby called upon 90 rressrt m.
same within ten DAYS or submit 10 having "a IA
rasshook cancelled and d new one issued
RANKBOOK No fi4. 40i Of The Union Dime say
mgs Bans is missing ANY person having a
claim 10 90 s hereb, called upon 10 present ths
same within ten DAYS. or submit 20 having said
ravsbook cancelled and 4 ncv one issued
RANKROOK SO 500 40 OF the linton Dime Saw
ings Bank l. missing ANY person having a
claim % 10 is hereby called upon 10 present Nm.
same Within ten days or submit 90 having said
pasrhlok cancelled AMI q new one issued
lost Bankbook ~. on COS Bank fo- saving
$50 tth ave. Nov YORK. Payment STONED
Please return book 10 hant
lost or STOLEN. Bankoook so. 53I O2a %
,te Emlgraut Industrial Savings Bank
,,.,.r,arf stopped Please return book 10 bank
No 81 chambers 50
p,NKRO0K so i97 COS OF the Union Dim.
4atinss hank e. missing. ANY person having
claim fe b. i7 hereby called upon no present
,ra same tifhin ten days. or submit to having
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

roR sALE.-A msn who snoes Nh. sal, .rs
.ods business can buy q spl-n1if Iroposition
s o"' souirp@d. present owner has moi Az.
ls,s. 10 z ahead pifh ~. snf unless you havs
- none. 30 not answer ms advertisement.
rLa -. q, A ereat husine's Attr.ss n "
ssie,utn. SIS GRAFT Bldg Los Angeles Cal.
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7YPEWRiTINo AND TYPEWRITER

VICTOR VISIBLE 70 Nassau s.. catalogue
IRE an makes taken part payment bargains
In undergOods ReminEt tons. Cliysrs. SmlthA
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week DAYS. { 90 2 VI. from r. Franklin -.
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landings week DAYS. 90 NJ sundays. 300
A NJ. West 12a-h St. $50 4. VI.
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FOR SALE.

BIC MISUNDERSTANDING used ono. furnitur.
desks typewriters. cash registers. adding
r.rI.res monographs. nling cabinets safes adj
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fo~ pelham Miss FitzGeraIos c.,5p., '''e'''
Ar~rc,. sos 5th ave. Entra1ce On p 90 -,
TETTPFSS FOR Greenwich. three IN familr F..
SgE Miss FItzGeraids Employment Agency
a3'S+h ave Entrance or f"d 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-16

HoUsEwoRKER or cooking and laundry. by
rcsf woman. city or nearby country. refer
ences Mrs. Coopers Agency. $50 9th ave 3sth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-16

BUTLER Wishes position in private family.
highest references. a. Binrer. COS East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-16

! VOTSFWORKER.-Fi excellent cook
/ good manager. first class references. sc5
| civ. country. Llndeman's Agency. ) East
l Harlsnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-16

INFANTS Fisherman. competent. takes
babv from birth. city or country. wages 500
ss5. CAL at Lang & Boecherer co. Ascncy. 90.
A. A. West 33d st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-16
HELP WANTED.

Male.
experienced men, &c go free
o. - birc. 70 prune trees. state "asVs'
49, pox 40 Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-16

E f-~LFF rs ETr-r, Young Finnish man. three
years reference $40. Miss Shea's Agency :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-16

LADY desires position for Young woman 81
excellent character. inexperienced: older
children. or ANYTHING call Monday before ,.
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