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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Stoncr. of Grand
Rapids, Michigan. arrived in Lake
land last night and will spend IN"
winter here the guests OF their son,
DR. G.. ID. Stoner and wife, who have
pretty home on Lake Gibson. Mr..
Stoner spent last winter in Lakeland
and is delighted with Lakeland and
the country i'm general and notes
MANY changes and Improvements
that have been wrought since he l"fl
last spring.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-11

Mr.. l.. ". Bates, who is the com
potent assistant in the Tax COllcc-
tors office. was a visitor to Lakeland
Gn Saturday. mingling with the pco-
rle of this section. Mr.. Bates in
forms as that he will be a candidate
for Assessor of Polk county. and that
ii the proper time he will make his
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-11

Mr.. II. u. I,asSott and Rev. : W
Lawler left this morning for Gaiur,
lie. whore they go to attend mo- d
irg of the Board of Trustees %.
tonight and of which body they ar
l.i. mbers. II was Mr.. Bassel IT,
sire to spend the week AT GaihcS ii,,
.ff.ndin. the sessions OF the Conner
rsce. but on account of pressing htl t.
pcss engagements he will be- unable
- do 50.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-11

The following parties are cOmfor
tally located in Mrs. G. T. Fleming
bungalow apartment house on South
Kentucky avenue: Mrs NJ F. Gard.
ner, of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs
David Feigler. Mr.. and Mrs Ward
Booker, Auburndale; Mr.. and Mrs
J. W. Mareton. Zephyrhills; Mr. l..
II. Davis, Galesburg, Ills.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-11

Rcy " H. StNnmeyer. Of this
city. will attend the Florida Annual
Conference OF the Methodist church
which convencs in Gainesville We'd
iesday He will be accompanied 10
Gainesville by his son, who has been
visiting him for several days. and
who is engaged in he work Of the
ministry.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-11

Mrs. Kate White. since giving up
the management of the Lake Mirror
hotel. has accepted position with
[. &. Bates Department store. Mrs.
White formerly conducted dry
goods and millinery establishment OF
her OWN. and is therefore eXcellently
qualified for this position.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-11

Mr. l.. ". FulShum has purchased
the interest Of Mir. Donald Adair in
the Adair Electrical Co. and will
conduct that business alore in the
uturc. under his own name Mr.
Fulchum has an attractive advcr-
tiscment in todays issue Of The Tel
rgram.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-11

Having decided to build two
story residence, | will sell the five
room bungalow which | am now oc-
cupying at an attractive price, and
on my usual long time payments.
This is an exceptional proposition as
this is a beautiful place will be
glad to show it to any one contem-
plating purchasing. and make price
and terms.
12-a.1 T. l.. WEARING.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-11

Mrs. NJ. i. Barker. of Jacksonville,
arrived i'm Lakeland last night and
will spend the holidays here the
guest of her son, Mr.. II. T. Barker,
of the Paul & Wagner Lumber Co.
While here Mrs. Barker is stopping
at the MatanZas hotel.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-11

Mr.. Fred West. an a. {. l.. freight
conductor, was caught between two
freight cars below Punta Gorda yes
terday and quite painfully bruised
and mashed, but is able to be out to-
day although he will be unable IA
work for about week.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-11

Mr.. ID. r. Adair has sold to Mr. l..
W. Fnlghum his interest in the
electrical business heretofore con-
Quoted by himself and Mr. Fulghum
The latter will continue the business,
while MIR. Adair probably will sci mp
in business for himself also
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-11

Mr.. G.. Thomas Fleming writes
from Buffalo. y. V. that he leaves
there the 18th for Lakeland and bids
the editor of The Evening Telegram
TO have the FISH kettle" on as he in
tends to indulge in his favoritc pas
time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-11

Thr." hir men named Pas nor,
Waters and BLACK marched seven
lcgro MN aud Oh" woman All INC
way from Carriers at the POM o.
shotguns Yesterday. and hal them
llaotd ia iail here. Tho m"u atat"'
Tie nogroc. had been gambling. H.
nesfocs wore only kept IN JAZZ
sEort time. being sol AT liberty hN
tine local officials. who say they hah
no right to hold I ~, and tha' III"
men had no aui horiiy To make IN"
arrests. II is understood from inc
officers that the arrest Of the whlt"
men is probable. as there seems 10
be as much or more evidence against
them than against the negroes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-11

Mr. l.. B. Weeks, of Jacksonville,
is spending several days in Lake
land on i visit TO his parents, Nj,
and Mrs. c. NJ. Weeks.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-09

Mrs. p. C. McEwen and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Brubaker Sundayed at Mrs. A
L. Brubaker's. Mrs. NJ. e. Hallo"ay
remained for longer visit.
Rev. Williams, who lives in the
vicinity of old Lost creek, caught
his arm in a corn shredder, so badly
MASKING it that amputation above the
elbow was necessary.
Mrs. A. l.. Brubaker and daughter
Ethel and Miss Bessie Wright cailed
at the Jno. Purdin home north OF Ere
mont Saturday afternoon.
Tom Gullich went to Florida tues
day on a sight seeing trip with view
TO purchasing land if suited.
George Allison, who works for Chas.
McBurney, is suffering with a badly
sprained wrist.
Miss May Richie went to Oskaloo'
sa Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with her sister, Mrs. Frank NC
Glumphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. McEwen, from
east of Femont and Mr.. and Mrs. II
d. Brubaker drove to Monroe Sunday
in the formers auto and visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F, Lewis, returning
that evening.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-09
GRANDPA Heki, who is 81 years old

Grandpa Heki, who is 81 years old,
is quite sick at this writing.
The telephone line running south
and west from Given is now in run
ming order. The cedar poles and
cross arms made quite an improve
ment in having good service, also in
appearance.
While feeding a shredder one day
last week the son of Scott Williams
accidentally got his arm in the ma,
chinery. Amputation was necessary
six inches below the shoulder.
Mrs. Lewis Roberts was called to
the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Jane
Davies, of Oskaloosa, who is very
low at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jones, of White
City, were over Sunday visitors al
the home of w. w. Hughes.
Many hunded bushels of apples
from this vicinity have been sold in
Oskaloosa for Coo per hundred pounds
Mr.. Lee, who had his leg broken
some time ago, is improving fast ant
expects to be on his clutches in an
other week. ... .. ....-
Dick Barnett, near Eddyville, is
building fine barn to replace the
one that was burned lately.
There is a car load of apples being
loaded this morning at Givin.
NIVIG.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-09
Dinner Csc at the Senate
..- rEz g...s.E. Gt 16tf
CEDAR.
16tf

Miss Bessie Wright, OF Penn Col.
lege. came down Friday evening for
an over Sunday visit with her friend
Miss Ethel Brubaker.
The Misses Lena and 1nez Picken
entertained their friend, Miss Flor.
ence Pickering, OF Oskaloosa, Satur'
day and Sunday.
E. p. Byram, of Redwood Fall,
Mimi, visited over Sunday at the c.
b. McEwen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Newman and
children and Miss Dorothy Arnold
were Sunday visitors at the Lewis
Arnold home in Lakonta.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Holloway. Mrs
NJ. z. Holloway, Of Oskaloosa. Mr.
and Mrs. Ernie tsrubaker. MI. an,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-09
Dinner CSC at the Senate
16tf
Corn Husking Record.

William Grammar, % years old, of
Liscomb, in Marshall county, has the
corn picking record of the season so
far. In ten hours work Grammar
picked 1891 bushels of corn, and
shoVeled his own loads. 1t took six
teen rows 100 rods long to make up
this days work, and the corn, by
weight, went seventy-five bushels to
the acre, Grammar has averaged
135 bushels of corn per day ever
since the picking season began,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-09
(From Mondays DanyJ

Peter Wiser, OF Des Moines, visited
with oskaloosa friends yesterday.
County Superintendent Young
spent the day at Fremont visiting the
schools.
Mrs. J. M. Burke returned today
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-09

many OF them members of the Wood
men camp to which Whitening be.
longs, went with forty teams into
Wilkening's seventy acres of corn
and picked the entire field clean in
one days work. A total of $500
bushels of corn was picked from the
field and crbbed for the sick man.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-09
Dinner Csc at the Senate
Neiqhbors Picked Corn.

Because William Whitening, far
mer living near State Center in Mar
shall county, was i'll in the hospital,
following surgical operation, and
therefore unable to pick his corn
seyenty-iive neighbors and friends,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-09
Dinner Csc at the Sena tie
16tf
lakonta's Boom.

Work has been started on the coal
washing plant to be erected at La
konta. 1t will be big affair, Water
for the enterprise will be secured
from a large reservoir constructed by
damming Bluff Creek. The water
will be used over and over again by
being turned into settling tanks.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-09
Dinner 25c at the Senate
16tf
GIVING.

George Sawyer has moved from the
]. d. Thomas place on Sand Ridge, to
Morrisville, near Oskaloosa.
Hayden, the son of T. ]. Evans, ac'
cidentally fell down the shaft of their
coal mine, distance of forty feet,
last Saturday and received several
scratches and possibly a broken an
kle.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-09

fFrom Tuesdays Daily.l
Henry Rosecrans was in. Sigourney
today.
Will Laffollett went TO Keota this
morning ON business trip.
Van p. Wittenmyer left for Florida
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-09
Pension Granted.

Dispatches from Washington, ID. c..
tell of the granting OF pension OF
SIS per month TO Erastus Coffin.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-11-09
iowa State Board Of
Optometry Examin-
ers, Certificate No.
262, Mahaska Coun-

ty License to practice optometry, No
2e2, Mayne Arnold, 215 West High
Ave. Oskaloosa. Scientific glass ht'
ting guaranteed or money back.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-26

t0 revOluciOnariO Dero no hay min
cuno que pueda cOnsideGaItse ca
Daz de octlDar sn puesto entire los
miembros do su gabinetc, nj min
cuno tiena la popellaridIad snlficisr
te
=, FL pueblo lllcha pOrque conside.
ra dnc las contribuciones son de-
maSstdO Qravoaas que ellos care
cen de representation. ademas de
Que su vot0 os absolu tamen6e nu-
10. pues 81 los votos hubiemn ST.
do considerados leealmente en- La
Ultima election. Madero hubiese
resultado tri,lnfante con una in--
mensa mayorfa. cuando menos en-
u Estado de Chihuahua. los iefes
pclfticos Sc eliien do cierto hume
10 de ciudadanos especiales v Sc
mandan 4 Cobernar los distintos
distritos. sin tenerse en- calenta pa
Ia NADIA La vohmtad de los gober--
nGdOS.
De t0dos los diputados de este
Estado. solamente uno representa-
cl distrito en- que reside. v este ea
ei del distrito de Itlrbide. resi-
diendo ol diputado en- Ia cspi--
ta' de Chihuahua. cue esta com.
nrendida dentro de los li1nites de
dicho distrito. f..
-. Los rcvoluei oaarios hi lsasa, fzSsaf
! derrotados. ni. sc ericuenbran en-
cerrados en- kts m0nbanas. MAJ
Paso no era un punto do irnporta1
cia estrategica para elloS. nj les
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-26
NO HAY VoLUNTARIOs PARA
LA CAUsA DE DTAZ

Publlca I'm pori6dico del Esta.-
q" do wyoming 1In telegra4ra. del
tenor siguiente:
Chihuahua.. Mexico, Enero 1s.
~-~S son ciertos los ruanoreg n,ia
circiHaai aauf en- Chihuahua v on
la ciatdad dc Mexico, es probable
cue 10 que amenazo la destruction
de Ia domination politica do Te.-
Irazas en- el Estatlo de Chihua.
lua. haee algrftOs cineo afi0s. D1,a
do hegar ahora & haeerae eaoctivo
Ine nediante la dipiomaeia tla u.
ENRIQUE Creel, q SO logr6 I'm ar.
reRlo Y Terragas volyi6 6 b. pra.
eia del Gobierno Federal de- AIaxi.
60 80 hicieron repreaana i oif,u q,
ante el Presidente Dtaz. tleela-.
Nndo Que como los tsrrazis,taa .
stla familiaa cercaaAa. .asi como g,Is
dependencies. poseian praetica..
pe1te todo oil Estado v ennpleaban
riAa ae 6,00u hombrea en- gus va
riaa efnDreSsaa v manifestation 10.
!untHd on aytidar nj aobieT1lO erl
oasn ileoesario. la famalia tsnfa dc
retho & t0rnar 81 predominio so.
bre los podetes del Tstatso. "A
h'tiG sobfV est0s basss que ia
t,tffujti6 nue THrqazas pmtlnrase
dnr0nfa IN Derfotlo de at amos
,1Ou1lu4tnslo Il iii saf,ot eobasma..
dor del EstadO. eI efal eIuslba cor
If0gine & su yoIu1afatl rero ctiaf.
| do 81 apbafnatinr Aili4naasla ton,f
las TietRIms dtt Isssali6 ~ UEsil,4ta.
hns mil llfs1 III Irhsftiss1ia fNia Il
infbiegtnia dee gae4ra Is o0fl iii f,ml
| bio e1ga 0efiuIe Ietasnoalbe nasla. I.ats
fsfassNts6 alfaa AitfiHaiAn tl0 tasatt
EdfRleliIs0sa nflaFa Ell Presidents i
ct agals. HalIasl Itab5a fstleslado &c
sislafsfaltnaasta bian. JnsaIansa ia.
asf3saH gf5eI0 sie ErHel Il sIA aglas
gsls| faFon lsss gsrislatasifss tIa las -
lEea gIag
| ~ Presidents I1faa "a IS III i
hAtEEsxEa ssska Eas -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-26
1nero 26 lyl1. Fundador, Pablo Cruz,

do fnen0s i'm setenta por cientO
en- la Giudad dc Chihllahua v mu-
chos dc los comercaintes de ma
yOr imDortancia est4n desocupan-
do 4 muchos dc s1s empleados
Dor falta de neG0cios en- Las CON-
Ddfilas minerals. No obstante, Ia
compaiiia minera de Santa Eula-
lia. esta oDeHlnio nornalma2te
en grandc eScala. ...
La rotirada de Sanchez. del so.
hIcrno de chihuahua. no f,16 el re
A'ltadO del cnvfo de In coanisi6n
dc paz. pueS 81. durante largo
tempo deseaba s,l retro dc aauel
c&rgO. con el proO6sito de consa.
q ar su tien"o 4 sus negecios mer
CGntiles.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-26
'rel6fono, 1889

LuaciUn. CuriOsOa infOrtnas d0
victoriaa dc las tr0pas. EN- bata~-
LAS que iamas Sc han pcleadO. han
sidO hechas pIblcas en- los de8s
ruehOs oficiales. aIn sc haA pu-
thcadO Dor la Drensa.
No." dicen los Suprernos POtbe~
res. mo es eSta una revolNlci6R.
sino una horda dc bandidOS. a&re-
vldos sTmanente periudicialea.
Debemos envenenarlns como 6 las
ratas. para darAes lnsserte."
No Sc han elmDlim entado t3eI1i-
da1nentG' los ofrecimientos hechOa
4 DiaZ. Ha pedido 4 TerrasaS
q ponga sobrc Las .aunas dos seis
mi! hombres leales. DOT caly0 con-
tmgente SO IL ha recompensado (Au
rantc 80 afios. eoncedi&ndole EN-
pEeos. honores. terrenos. etc.. pc
ro hasta Ahora. III TN solo volun-
tario dc Terra2as ha enDuEadO
las armas & colOcado sobre sIB
hOmbros cl Mauser Federal. Cier-
tamente. en- las negoeiaciones do
Tc1waxas SO emplean 5000 hon.
CreS. Dero estos mianos emplea--
eos. son sus mavoreS enenhigos,
Cuando dc Dolitica ne trata. Pero
abora el Presidents deInansia eI
contlngentc de sangre. prornetiCi0
nor tTerrazas & costa de sals into
les'Ss. y Terrazas debera proveer-
les. segun sus promesas. 8 caer pa.
ra siemDre del tr0n0 do La polftiea
gracia.
DiaZ Sc muestra irritado de
manda ahora la iusta retribuci6n
dc los fjavOres que ha ot0rgado G.
Tcrwazas. clyA retI.ibuci0n este
r.c p1Eede hacer efectiva. Diaz es
hombre active v auiza ptlede traer
Ihuv DrOntO TN cambio absolute
eL' la zona de Chihuahua. ponaGn.
cola en manOs del Eiereito Naeia-
nal.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-26
UN GENERAL sITIADO.
Navarro & merced de los insurpen
tas.

Washington. Enero "a Los re-
presentantes de In. revoIuci6n, d.
cen que han recfbido noticias Fl.
dedtgnas references & que DOS in.
surgentes estan Drogresando 4
gran prlsa, Aseedrase tambien
que Navarro. uno de los principa.
les generates de las tr0Das fedora
ieS: se encuentra completamente
"islado dc los demas c,lerpos dc
elercfto v circundado de in,sa,rrec
t"S que los hOstilizan.
FL Consul americana en- Ciudad
:'uarez. ha notificado al Departa.
lncnto dc Estado que las f,lerzas
toderHles han sufrido grandes DER
d;daS m GaEcana. que sc encuep-.
tr1 $50 millas de I'll Pas0, t1Im-
bG nj Shdoestc. La batalia oue
SC di6 en- ese punto dur6 2 dias.
tomando parte 500 federsnlea y
900 insurrect0s,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-26
VTGILAN LA FRONTERA
ss dice cue 200 insurreotos an;
Sraror1 & la Rep6bIioa Megicana

Il! Paso. Texas. Enero "a: Tres
otlcaAes v cuarenta seis eolda..
COS dc Fort Bliss. salieron de a.
H"i csta mai1ana con rqrrnbo & POD.
70 QUE dista 30 millas rumbo al
Este. Es on dicho punto donde,
Snghn cl decir de los ompleados
ftderaies mexicanos. 200 i11s,Ir.
rcctos cruzaroD la frOntera para
intenarso cn Ia Rcp1blica Mexi.
c"na, anten0eho. Esta cs L. pri-.
n era vez que las tropas de este
ttrte han salido 4 vigilar In iron
terra. La caballeria mexieana. vi.
gil" ei lado opncsto del Rio Gran
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-26

cipio en Ell encuentro del martes,
declamn que hubo $50 soldados
muertos. TN oficial dc In fedora.
ci6n que asisti6 con los dc rcfalcr.
"a dice que hubO solo Glen muer.
tos por parte dc las trnpas del
Vobierno. por 10 que bien puede
inzgase que hubo c1tando menOs
cien muea'tos en este encuentro.
No SO tiene noticia todavia e1l
cuanto & los muertos que haWa ha
bido en- los dos slbsecMentes diae
dc c0mbate. =!
Los rebeldes no dan punto de des
cango & Las tropas.
De "The cheyenne Leader" dc
Wyo.. tomamOs el siglienta tele-.
Erama. procederlte de La capital
de Mexico V fechad0 en- 18 de II.
nero.
"EsDeciales de Chihuahua. ase
glran que el tren que sali6 de
Chihuahua el din l6 dc E1lero filt
cctenidO en- B,Istillos. Oues los
Jefes militares temen deiarlo pro
seguir. slast@ tant0 que lleguer
troDas & aduel pauto. So aseglr
RI que los rebeldes han destroza
do otra vez 10 via ferrocarrile era
i on las cercanfas de Nal Paso. Ma
yarro movie stls tropas de Guer
rero f Pederneles..- pegsiguiendt
{ una bassada de ia1gurrectos. pert
no did con ellos. HAY aiobicial dt
un encnentro entire el septiYno d,
Cabalaerfa v los insurgentes Ger
ca del rancho Los Sauces. en- O
Cual resrlltaron deruotados los 81
times v cuatro do ellos fueron car
tnrados DOT las tropas feclerales.
Ia REvoLUCroN THEME srsg
PATIAS
!; Mas del 80 Dor ciento estan de s,
parte en- Mexico.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-26
Mas del 90 por ciento estan de gu
parte en- Mexico.

I'll Paso. Texas. Encro II: AalnE
inuehos Gle los miembros de la ia
n.ilia dominanto en- 81 Estado del
[ Chihuahua stmpatizan aetaralmen-,
te con al movimie1ft0 reyOlItciona-
rio. segiin el decif de I'm america.
M que aoabH dc llegar da El Pa
so, despu6s de haber tpsiditlo du-
rHnte cinco afios en- la Rep0bliea
Mexicana, la nlavor parte de cs-
to tiemop en- oil Estatlo de Chi.
huahtia. =
Hay mtlchfsima airtApatfa nor
los reyolucionarios, dice 81; cerea
del 30 DOR ciento de los regi<len-.
tes en- chihuahua son revOlucio.-
harioa simpatiSatlores. Y naiil aluu-
nos de e8t0s gifnpatizadores. per-
tenecen q a farndliA do TaTragas.
la cssal ha regido los lestinos dea
Fstado desde "A aiio de 1860. y
Tn penit6noiaFfa del Estado estg
lena dc prisi0neros DOlfticos. Iioa
hcspitales estan lteatad0s dc SOL
tados heridos v SO iia convertible
on hospital ii hotel Erancia. Las
.,.,,.s = ) - s,ss.ss s - - 20
ltfif de Ia madara. allorsl SO ven
fuFzHslaa & elaMaarHP atta r,flartas
& Iasg Hais tke il tafsie. So les of,iis
10 q e0rrfar aiaa Dtlsrtsa dnpaYit.l
H5gSFssh 41faa - N fs1,Ist 4vs4,z AZ -. !, E
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-26
EnCue1ltro er1ca1niZado.

tcfrecia p8rticulares ventaiaS. u0l
clIva raz6n 10 abandOnaTMn pa.
nv irSe q Peedernales. En este
punto. el Gral. Navarro. POGO
despues dc haber tornado lu ciu--
dad. hizo flsilar q dos ancianos
Que en- NADIA 4 nadic perilldica.
ban, v despues Gle la batalla dc
Cerro Frieto. di6 muerte 4 tod0s
slls l1risioneros. segtin inform6 O.
pt rtunarnenbe la prenaa asociatla
as es que 81 los revolucional'ios
llegan d apodcrarse de 81. 10 cllal
Lo es remote. do seguro 10 fusi--
laran inanediatamente.
Los revolueionarios cllentan. en-
estos ulomentos con 1000 8 1900
hombres armados v pueden Lamar
8 su servicio otros tantOs mas
d. los mtnerales de Chihuahua
tan prontO como tengan armaS
Que poner en- sus manOs. AL que
mar los Duentes dhl Mexicano de-
N0roeSte. proDonianse hacer de
armas por Nuoxo Mexico. sim ser
mOlestados TOR. los soldadoS del
Gcbiern0.
M Gobierno ha astlnido el con
troll de la via del Nor0este eS
responsible de los dafios QUO er
ella resulten.
Gran numerO dc los empleados
dc la Pearson. estan saIiendo dc
Madera regresand0 & los Esta
/ dos Unidos i canlsa de que So han
acortado s restringido allf los ira
ba los. LA mayor parte dc las mi
mas tlbicadas nj oeste dc Chih,m.
hua, eshn enviando su metal 30,
Ia via dc la costa oeste. en- lIga,
de elaglarla { chihuahua, como Il
Ehacfaa anteriorrne11tg. v esto es
Dpraale no anieren correr el ries
GO de pasar DOT las dos lineas.
Los negocios han baiado. cuan
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-26
Las SpOrSoCuSiOnoSdoDiaz
Tn Consres'sta opi0a que
los ESsados uxgiaos Sc
hacen completes.

Washington, D. G.. Enero 90
ConVencido de que los Estados
Unidos. aunque no intentional
mente. han tornado participio en-
las tenaces persecuciones de Que
han sido objeto los mexicanos que
Sc oponen al regimen gubernati-
vo de Diaz, cuando buscan refu~
gio en- este pals, ell representative
VIM. B, Wilson, propone favore-
Ger una resolution demandando
que Sc practique una averigua-
ci6n rninuciosa en- tan trascenden
tai question.
Ell tratamiento que SO ha dadO
al Sr. Sanchez Azcona, refugiado
polltico de Mexico, ha oeasionado
que SO apresure la redacci6n Y for
muia de dicha resolution, Ia cual
entire otras cosas, demanda ga
! Der:
sCnantos refugiados' politicOg
de Mexico han sido arrestados
despu6s de sa arribo 4 los Egta~
dos Unidos?
Sobre Que cargos y durante Que
tanto TEMPO han agnardado para
que ell gobierno de Diaz resusl~
va, detenidos en- la prisi6n?
I Hasta cue extreme, va sea con
conoeirniento 8 sls. 81, oil Departa~
mento do Estado Sc ha prestado
I q secundar los planes dc Diaz ra.
ra causar perjuicios y hacer des-
i gYaciadas u tliserables las yiaaa
/ DO lcs niexicanos Que huyen de SID
pals p0r eausas de la tiranfa de sta
Egobierno7
Hstoy completarnsnte d8terw
r1inado 4 irnpulgar la invegai0a.
ci6n acerca del tratamiento da
que estan siendot objoto esos re-
4 figlaaos. los ouales no hun eots1e
lido nlaa erimen que ii de- casr
I. h ea q desagrado de Diaz, dito
Wilson ri tratar tie aate asun
; q Hay mucIHsInlos de aates
lados, suo viyan oll IL from
tesA sle Iexa. Altoona ssltfor..
islas los cuales fle tempo I'm item.
pa Iafs alan gassfe aeIoa s0 Bsstsss
e IS yafl0H sleeenigios ~
sas lEarao slernf s. J
W
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-26
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