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The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-27
Tuesday

G. p. Clark went to Denver today.
Nelson Demorest went to Denver
today.
Miss Fannie Biggs of LaSalle was
in Greeley today.
kiaa Edna Price is confined to he
home by illness.
NJ. J. Moses was a business visitor
to Denver today.
r. J. Schick left Monday for six
weeks trip to Henry, Ill.
NJ. B. Gill of Fort Morgan was in
Greeley Monday visiting his brother
w H. Gill.
Mrs. Clarence Soaring and two
children went to Colorado Springs
today for a visit. Mr.. Soaring ac-
companied them as far as Denver
r. N. Harvey, who travels for
the Gordon and Ferguson Fur COM
pany OF Minneapolis, is making his
semi-annual visit to Greeley this
week.
Mrs. Earl Moore ana daughter of
Canon City are visiting with Mrs.
Moore's parents, DR.. and Mrs Null
ford. They will remain for some
time.
Mrs. C. O. Hinkley came down
from Windsor today to attend the
funeral services OF her niece, the lit
tie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dor
man White.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-27
Wednesday

A. Condor went to Denver with
the Odd Fellows today.
Mr. and Mrs, f, B. Ros.er were
among the Denver visitors today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Girardot of
Ault came to Greeley Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Murphy of
Denver We're in Greeley Tuesday on
a business trip.
Mrs. F. A. Post who has been
visiting Mrs James R. Howgate for
several days returned to her home
in Colorado Springs today.
! Mrs. Gail Shermeley, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
stewart for the last six weeks, left
! Tuesday for Denver and will go
from there to her home in western
Kansas.
DR.. Amanda n. Hamilton, osteo-
path, since her return to Greeley, Is
Occupying her former office in the
Coronado Bldg. Phone Greeley 494.
and has her residence at 524 Ninth
avenue. in Mrs. Clark's fiat. Phone
Greeley $50.
! Mr. and Mrs. r. Schofeld were in
Greeley Tuesday enroute from Fort
Collins, where thev have been
spending the winter. to Arnold
Park, Ia, where they spend the
summers.
The members of the Emerson
club were entertained with break
fast at the home of Miss Hazel Van
Sickle Saturday morning. There
were five new members initiated ut
the meeting. The club now has IL
members.
Mrs r. A. Hinkley and daugh-
ter, Miss Leora, have been guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hess the last
few days and left Tuesday for their
home in Omaha. They have been
spending the winter in California
and stopped in Greeley on the way
home. Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Hinkley
are cousins.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-27
Friday

Day on 's Went to Windsor on
A,oa On a business trip. p''' ."
FollipsS mel Nelson Larson went to
les. Today for a visit with III
bin at Is, d,s D. Is. Patton will
home. D'nner this evening at
Ter, Miss e Wears and grand
today. Craig went to
}. No. rsar rtturned today from
D his wife for BURIAL nn took the
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-27
Saturday

Charles Hodson is spending q few
days in Boulder.
Mrs. ]. r. Moore left Friday for
Winnebago City. MINI.
Miss Elma Law went to Denver on
Friday for few days stay.
Miss Maud Stepp of Denver was
In Greeley Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. F, Williams Of
Windsor were in Greeley today.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-27

Mlss iieHurlckS, VINO teaches here,
is spending the week end in Denver.
Misses Ethel Babcock and Flor
ence Gibbs of Eaton we're in Greeley
today.
Miss Edith Harrington went to
LaSalle Friday to visit relatives over
Sunday.
Mrs. II. Taggart of Galeton was
here today on her way home from
Denver.
Nj. b. Cummings of Timnath was
in Greeley Friday on his way to
Denver.
Mrs. II. II. Owen of Lodi, Wis.
was in Greeley today on the way to
Fort Collins.
Mrs. V. h. Keyes went to Denver
Friday to see Sothern and Marlowe.
Mr.. keyes went down today.
DR.. Amanda Hamilton went to
Goodrich today for week end visit
with her sister. Mrs. Warner
koontZ.
DR.. Ella Mead and mother, Mrs.
Alec Mead, have arrived home from
California, where they have spent
several months.
Mrs. Charles Bliss is the president
of the North Side Mothers Circle,
instead of Mrs. Wilfred Bliss, as
was stated in Fridays Tribune.
Miss Eta Gross, who teaches at
Eaton, came down Friday evening
for week end visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Gross.
Mrs. S. J. Smith of Boulder was
in Greeley Friday on her way from
their ranch at Briggsdale, where she
has been spending few weeks.
Miss India Davis came down from
! Denver Friday to attend the annual
banquet of the Epworth League and
is visiting Miss Hattie Yardley for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Dickerman en-
tertained the members of the Baptist
choir at their home Thursday even
ing. A jolly taffy pun followed the
rehearsal,
| Mrs. C. b. Benkleman and Miss
Benkleman returned to Denver to-
day after weeks visit with Mrs
Benkleman's mother, Mrs. Emma
Beetham.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mayher en-
tertained the members of the Con
gregational choir at their home or
Thursday evening. After the regu
lar rehearsal a social evening wa!
spent.
Miss Mary O'Conner of Warsaw
Ky, who has been spending thu
last week with Mrs. Virginia Grave!
and her daughters, left Friday fo1
Denver and after a visit there vii
go to her home.
Mrs. l.. l.. Wyatt was the hostess
of a pleasant afternoon party at he
home Wednesday afternoon in homo
of Mrs. C. B. Benkleman of Denver
who has been visiting Mrs. Emm'
Beetham. The ladies spent pleas
ant afternoon visiting over needl
work and fine repast was served.
Emery Ferrell, who has been EN-
ployed at the Kittle grocery stor
for some time has taken the con
tract for delivering for four grocer
stores. He keeps two teams on tn
road and does the delivering 10
Kittle, Baab's, Johnson & Piper AM
Woods grocery store.
William NJ. Anderson, genera
travelling agent for the Salt LAX
route, is visiting Greeley and arang
ing with delegates for the N. f. A
convention to be held in Los An
geles. From the number who hav'
depressed their desire to attend. tn
Salt Lake route expects to rul
through pullman and tourist service
! Mrs. Archie Morrison entertaine'
a company of lady friends at he
home Friday afternoon. The gath
ering was in honor of Mrs. c. B
Benkleman OF Denver and Mis-
Benkleman Of st. Frances, Kan.
who have been visiting Mrs. Emm;
Beetham the last week. The ladie
spent a delightful afternoon will
fancy work and refreshments were
served.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-27

Mrs. r. II. Henry returned to her
home in Columbia, Neb., today after
visit with her daughter, Mrs. H.
b. Martyr.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-27
Thursday
vent to Denver to-

Gordon "e"'
A. Davis of Denver Is III
foi fooi',,hraudt went to Denver
I, ''pIv,' on a business trip non
by .,Un Un Dodge went to Den
'es'nr ssdar for a short stay .
%,,,a ns,r'' coughlln went =. 70
Wlltl .aS.v for a few days visit
,raas ,uGS' Abbott and daughte,' h,es,
i,nns, ,nl,e went to Denver Wed
= Johnson went to the
c.uitarium Wednesday LOT
eeks. urs Thomas
Of Lasalle we're in Iree'e'
a; :, Morton went to Chey-
sdnesday for short ''s''
ltives. 80. wadnes-
Haley, Ida, where she Will
be summer r,.d-
crawford returned We'd
rom Denver, where he went
ladame sherry.
p Roberts left Wednesday
s,u Luis valley, where he is
4 in some land.
]. L. wolk, Misses ferh
,d Eva Rhodes of Evans
eanesday in Greeley.
q O. Stevens left today
higan, where he will visit
at his former home,
G. BLY, and Mrs. w. l..
will entertain this evening
ONE of Mrs. BLY,.
Dopa Troxel arrived here
ON Caney, Kansas and Will
he summer with her aunt,
a Sheriff.,
J. c. Mosher and daughter,
sie will leave Friday for
ia. Mr.. Mosher and son.
Il follow them later.
yjpson, who has been spend
last five weeks with his fam
Wednesday for a trip
Arizona and New Mexico.
nd Mrs. 0. NJ. Wilson and
left today for Los Angeles
weeks trip. They will stop
Vegas, n. NJ. and Grand
on their return.
Mary Mann of Boulder is
her brothers, Leo G. and
Mann. She came to attend
forth League banquet, which
held Friday evening.
Ind Mrs. A. w. Lunbeck and
r returned to their home in
Wednesday after a few days
th Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Lun-
Fred NJ. Mason entertained
A Of Mrs. T. A. Stevens d.
Il the Baptist Aid society at
Pme Wednesday afternoon.
fere 20 ladies present and a
ul afternoon was spent.
Halle Daven, who spent sew
fs last week visiting her pa
II. and Mrs. P. r. Daven and
Mrs. Harry Farr has returned
Ter Miss Daven is a nurse
Luke's hospital.
W. Lehan and family have
mere from Dunlap. Iowa,
living at 1916 Tenth ave-
n Lehan is an eye, ear and
SPECIALIST. He will secure
down town as soon as pos
eacement cards have been
OF the BIRTH of a son to Mr..
Charles O'Conner Of Boul-
thursday, April 13. Mr..
Is assistant attorney gen.
= Headquarters In Denver,
conner will be remembered
BESSIE Buell. who formerly
efe.
mary Schmidt has filed suit
O'ce from her husband. who
ees deserted her in 1901.
married in 1892 and nine
l'el' she says In her COM
aer husband kicked her out
u,e s%S ana applied vile names
'nlle ne was intoxicated.
.ua and E. R. Freeman, who
s.s saed here by the death OF
+ 'Ir., cl, leit Yesterday for their
rios ssa,''ornia. They were ac-
Ena % :, by their brother, Har-
mr. SISTERS, Misses Harriet
1 na, oa VINO will remain on the
u uJSst i for an indefinite STAY,
Ill., r. Hurlbut entertained
F,ss,o ss o. the Auto club wednes.
|.o0n' r.,n The ladies took n
Iina a'On Oh In the afternoon. There
f. ,bs,' earS made the trip. After
hur1hrn,, Went to the home OF
uiiUut, Wha,o
|eryed "hefe refreshments
kists.n i, II was decided to hay.
',rsak Tsa fry" May 8 at " Wylis,s lies
)ey win husbands will be invited
| in will sha leave Greeley about bouts 5
Fr;d,u
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
Candidate Madero is
in Hands of a Mob
Hustled About Upon Reaching Vera
Cruz and Shows Signs of Be-
ing Real Angry.

VERA CRUZ. Mexico, Sept. 7.-Francisco
I. Madero, the candidate of the progress
sive party for president, was the victim OF
a mob on his arrival here last night. being
crowded and hustled until made thor
oughly angry. Not all were his friends,
since stones were thrown and several mem
'bers OF the crowd received injuries.
Guarded by the police, Senior Madero
made an effort to walk from the train.
The crowd, however, surged about him
and pushed him along with such rush
that he lost both dignity and temper. The
progressive nominee was literally tossed
into his automobile Men and boys
crowded on the foot board and springs and
even clambered on the rooH or the car.
Slow progress was made through the
streets and many persons were thrown
down and trampled on.
When the automobile finally reached its
destination. Senior Madero complied with
the demands for a speech. He reminded
his hearers that 1t was he who overthrew
President Diaz and said that General
Reyes was trying to rob him of the fruits
of victory. Madero accused Reyes of GRIM
inal acts and said he hoped that the gem
ersl would be forced TO leave the coun-
try.
When Madero mentioned the name OF
Jose Pine Suarez, governor of Yucatan
the candidate for vice president on the
progressive ticket, the speaker was hooted
and yells for DIR. Francisco vasquez Gomez
drowned his voice.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
FINAL DECISION NEXT SUNDAY
Executive Board of International
Machinists to Meet.
ACTION AT ONCE NOT EXPECTED
Advisability of Yielding Response.
bility to Be Discussed.
TO CONFER TODAY
Members of General Committee of
shop Crafts of the Hartman
system Arrive in san
Francisco.

CHICAGO. Sept. 7-Immediate prospect
of a strike OF shop employees Of the Illinois
Central railroad disappeared today and tn
dications were general that the strike prob
ably would never be sanctioned by the in
ternational officers Of the unions involved.
The determination of matters in contro-
versy between the system federation off,
GERS and representatives of the interna-
tional unions is scheduled to come next
Sunday after a meeting of the executive
board Of the International Association OF
Machinists.
Members Of the conference committee Of
International officers have indicated their
disapproval of the strike, but were willing
to give the committee Of the federated IL
linois Central unions permission on their
own responsibility to issue a strike order
In such case, the support OF the interna-
uonal unions, particularly in a financial
way, would not be granted the federation.
The advisability Of yielding responsibility
to the system federation committee will be
discussed further on Sunday by the ma
ohinists union executive board and by
representatives of the other eight organiza-
tions whose locals are involved in the nu-
nois Central controversy.
w. H Kramer chairman of the inter
national conference committee. said today
he expected no action until that time
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. members Of
the general committee of shop crafts of
the Hartman system arrived here today.
The conference which probably will decide
the attitude of the unions on the long
pending strike situation will be in session
tomorrow.
The four international presidents returned
today from Sacramento. where they spent
yesterday in conference with the Hartman
shop employees in that city
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
ARCHITECT WILSON WOUNDED
while Standing in Front of His Home
in Chicago is Shot by a
Woman.

CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-Robert Bruce wat
son, architect and contractor, was shot
by a woman in front Of his residence
today. He was taken to a hospital.
The woman was arrested and at the police
station gave her name as Mrs. H. B. Coney
and admitted that she fired the shots, claim
ing, however, to give a reason for the act
She is S5 years Of age and has been living at
g we'll known downtown hotel.
Watson was shot twice. once over the
hight ear and in the right thigh. His con-
dition is said not TO be serious. Mrs.
coney attempted 20 escape after shooting
Watson She either dropped OF threw
away her purse containing $50 and fled
through a vacant lot, but later sue was
arrested
Il shot him and that is all will say"
the woman exclaimed when taken into Gus
tody
At the hotel where she has been living
1t was learned she came to Chicago from
Reno, New. last December Employees said
Watson never visited her so far as they
knew.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
Frank Shotwell is
Requested to Resign
By the Progressives
La Toilette Men Plan to Further His
Interests and Put in f. P. Cor
rick for Secretary.
cTrom q SAX Correspondent.)


LINCOLN, Neb.. Sept. 7.-(Special) jim
a quiet meeting held last night in this
city members of the Nebraska Progressive
republican league talked over plans for
booming La Toilette for president, and in
cidentally chose F. P Corrick Of this city
to serve as secretary Of the organiza-
ton in place Of Franklin A. Shotwell OF
Omaha The latters stand on the presi-
Dental fight Is believed to have been the
cause of the separation.
Chief among those present at the meet
ing were Charles o. whedon, Frank A.
Harrison, f. p. Corrick Y. Z. Corren,
Don Van Deusen and H. NJ. Bushnell. John
l. Kennedy Of Omaha recently selected
as chairman Of the republican state CEN
traI, committee was also present, but de
clined to cast his vote on the motion to
depose Shotwell from the secretaryship
OF the organization.
The meeting was held in the nature Of a
secret conference and other than the few
members Of the executive committe who
were present, there were no visiting re-
publicans in attendance. The presence Of
George w. Norris vice president Of the
national progressive league. in the city was
the occasion of the meeting, the Fifth
district congressman having delivered a
short speech to the assembled insurgents.
Before adjournment 1t was decided to hold
a banquet in this city later on and to start
the La Toilette boom in this state with
much red fire. The campaign is not to be
conducted in the name of the progressive
league, but will be largely conducted by
officers of this organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
". G. COMSTOCK is RELEASED
Wished to Attend Funeral of His Late
Partner, Bartlett Richards.
ORDER Is FROM WASHINGTON
Judge Munger and It. Rs Rush Unite
I'm Message Making the Request
of President Taft, which
L. Granted.

Local officials Of the Department Of JUS
tice received telegraphic information Thurs
day afternoon of the Communication Of the
remainder of the jail sentence Of Wnl G.
Comstock, convicted along with Bartlett
Richards. who died Monday. for land frauds
Wednesday Judge w. H. Munger and Syl-
in western Nebraska.
vester r. Rush, special assistant to the
attorney general, united In message to
President Taft, asking that the remaining
twenty-three days of Richards sentence
be commuted that he might attend Rich
ards funeral and afterward settle up the
vast number of business affairs in which
the two men were interested before their
conviction. The information received Thurs
day afternoon shows that their effort was
successful.
Comstock was released Thursday after
noon and will attend the funeral and aft
erwards settle up Richards affairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
Sugar Prices Go Up
Rapidly as a Rocket
Advance Said to Be Due to a Big
Shortage in the Crop
Coming On.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The price Of sugar
continues to advance, owing to the reports
of serious shortage in the new crop and
the market has now reached the highest
level since July. 1889.
Sales Of raw sugar were made here today,
establishing a price OF So cents a pound
for the grade known as Cuban centrifugal
and the advance was accompanied by an
announcement of another 10-point rise in
the price of refined sugar, with standard
grsnulated quoted at s1s cents, while people
in the raw sugar trade reported a very
strong market, with little or nothing Of
fering even at the new high prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
Shot Dead and Then
Robbed of His Money

POTTSVLLE. Pa Sept. 7-shot dead
after being robbed OF large sum OF money.
Joseph zehner, a contract miner. and his
driver Hopkins, were victims Of bandits
on a mountain near Nequehoning. Pa
A tin box containing money for the pay
OF the zehner employees was stolen The
highwaymen left no clue TO their identity.
After a search OF zehner's carriage was
made the box containing the $500 pay
fer the men was found intact
Two Italians were arrested at Perryville.
where they were caught in a very excited
condition, inouirinE for = train TO Eliza
hethvtllA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
Memorial to Stanton
Unveiled in Ohio
Warriors of Long Ago Are Present to
Participate in the Exercises
at Steubenville.

sTEUBENvILLE, o., Sept. 7.-Governor
Harmon arrived here today TO be the prin-
cipal speaker at the unveiling today of
the memorial to Edwin NJ. Stanton, who
was secretary of war under Lincoln. Others
present included:
General Nelson A. Miles. General Fred
erick D. Grant and General Daniel e.
Sickles.
This inscription is on the statue:
Edwin McMasters Stanton. Born this
city, December 10, 1914; United States at
torney general, 1S60-1s6; secretary of war,
1S62-1S6S; justice Of the United States SUI
preme court, 1859.
Died December "A. 1863.
The statue was presented to Steuben-
Vile by Alexander Doyle. sculptor, of New
York and a native of SteubenviIle.
The statue was unveiled by Mrs. Emma
Jahncke of New Orleans. Stantons grand
daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
Women Are to Run
Town of Hunnewell
Mrs. Ella Wilson, Mayor, Will Do
Away with Men in the Ap.
pointive Offices.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. THAT she
will fill all the important town offices
with women who are her friends and sup
porters and give the town OF Hunnewell,
Kan, clean government In spite OF the
five men who constitute the Hunnewel
city council, was the statement made to-
day by Mrs Ella Wilson, mayor Of Hume
well, following a conference with g. W.
Trickett, appointed by Governor W. r.
Stubs 10 assist in disentangiing the munic-
ipal affairs of Hunnewell
Since Mrs. Wilson's election. last spring,
the councilmen have refused to meet with
her to transact town business, with the
result that It has been impossible 70 make
q tax levy.
"A woman marshal could do much more
than any man 10 route out blind tigers"
said the mayor.
Mandamus suits 10 compel the council
men TO transact business or resign may be
brought.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
Two More Birdmen
Killed and Third Hurt
In Germany Machine Drops to Earth,
Crushing the Skulls Of the
Occupants.

MULHAUsEN, Germany. Sept. 1.-Two
more names were added today to the long
roll of persons killed this year in aeroplane
accidents.
Lieutenant Newman, a German military
aviator, started from this city this morning
IN the direction of strassburg, carrying as
a passenger NJ Leconte. a French aeronaut
who was an instructor at the aviation
school at Mulhausen.
The aeroplane had hardly gone fifteen
miles when the gasoline tank exploded
The report OF the explosion was audible for
a distance of several miles.
The machine dropped at Bilzheim from an
altitude OF sixty feet and both aVtators
were instantly killed Their skulls were
broken and they were frightfully injured
about the body.
Lieutenant Newman, who qualified as a
pilot last spring. had been detailed to par
ticipate in the army maneuvers which are
TO be held next week in the Grand Duchy
OF Baden.
KARLSRUHE. Germany. Sept. 7.-Aviator
Paul Selge fell with his aeroplane while
making flight here today and fractured
his skull.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
Edward Barton Weds
Miss Gladys Graham
Young Portland Society Woman Be-
comes Bride of an Omaha
Young Man.

PORTLAND, Ore. sept 7.-(Special Tele-
gram miss Gladys Madelon Graham, a
prominent society girl of University Park.
one Of the fashionable residential sections
of Portland, last night became the bride
OF Edward Barton Of Omaha The cere-
mony was performed before only relatives
and friends, but several hundred attended
the reception which followed.
Mr.. Barton declined to say where he
would take his bride ON a honeymoon trip,
but they will be at home in Omaha after
November l6. Miss Graham has long been
popular in Portland society.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
Gov. Hadley to Be
Guest of Roosevelt
Missouri Executive at Conference of
Governors Will Attack Railroad
Doctrine of Judge Sanborn.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. Sept. T.-oov-
ernor Hadley and Mrs. Hadley will depart
sunday TO be guests of Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt at oyster Bay. While in the east
the governor win attend the conference Of
governors at Spring Lake. N. J.
Governor Hadley's speech a. the con-
ference viii be an attack on the doctrine
laid down by Federal Judge sanborn In the
Minnesota rate case which is 70 the effect
that states have no power 20 regulate rail-
road rates This decision, he says, II upheld
would make the states mere dependencies
OF the federal government and largely strip
them OF the rights and powers assured
them by the constitution Of the United
StAtsA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
CROWDS IN BELGIUM
DISPERSED BY CAVALRY
Working People Are Prevented from
Protesting Against the High
Price of Food.

CHARLERoI. Belgium, Sept 7.-Twen-
ty thousands persons Of the working class.
protesting against the high cost Of food.
attempted to march into the lower districts
OF the city today.
Squadrons OF cavalry charged through
the various streets and succeeded in dis
persing the crowds. Some OF the mani
festants we're injured. All the stores have
been closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
Political Campaign
Starts in Maryland
Nominate Goldsborough
and Democrats Name German
for Governor.

BALTIMORE, Md, sept. state Sen
ator Arthur Pue German, jr., democrat.
son of the late United States Senator Cor
man, ana Phillip Lee Goldsborough. re-
publican. collector OF internal revenue for
this district. we're nominated for governor
by their respective party conventions here
today. German was the democratic candi-
date in the state primary last month.
President Taft's administration was
strongly endorsed by the republicans.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-08
PICTURE OF REYES STARTS
RIOT IN ONE MEXICAN CITY
Campaign for the Election of n Pres
tdent I'm Mexico is RepIete
with ThriIlera.

PUEBLA. Mexico. Sept IA picture Of
General Reys. candidate for the presidency
OF Mexico In opposition TO Francisco l..
Madero which was being carried by Major
Tomas Bravo and two companions OF the
First regiment, started riot here last
night which resulted in injuries TO Brovo
ana many members OF the crowd.
The air was filled with rocks and croes
OF Down with Reyesi' and down with the
army"
The uniform OF Major Bravo was torn
10 strips and the officer took refuge In
IN American restaurant
When the police appeared the soldiers
surrendered their arms and the men were
taken TO police headquarters,