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Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-02

Ina communication TO the Detroit
Saturday Night it is stated by one
who has given time and thought TO
Tie study of the subject and the con-
ditions Involved that many men VINO
would naturally be classed AS "wet'
sympathizers are becoming "dry" vot-
ers. This Saturday Night correspond
ent says: MASSES of men who never
enter church and hear only funeral
sermons aud are as far from being
proInbiJionist as the east is from the
west, are voting ''dry" on local option
because they declare IL removes the
tempting force, makes sooriety easier
and drunkenness more inconvenient.
| II is no longer necessary TO look
through some secJarian telescope oI
TO have the spectacles of a doctor al
divinity in order TO detect the cause
of a red nose. The men who have
had saloon experience, who know it'
alluremen,s on pay days and on holi-
days and after supper, are the met
who can give best testimony as to tn
value OF local option. They may no
be able 10 make speeches or TO writ
uewspa Der articles but they know
that when the saloon doors are close'
from morning until night that !
means absolutely no drinking for 81
per cent of men who would be drink
ing 10 saloons we're open. The draw
ing power OF the saloon, its allur'n
convenience, It's social attractions an
It's treating habits, account for a
least 30 per cent or all the driukin
done ln any community where saloon
, exist. These facts account for th
! unQuestioued success OF county ioc'
option.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-02

William j. Bryan makes an areu-
ment in behalf OF the justice and fair
ness and value Of local option that
lacks nothing i'm force and strength
and truthful applications: County OPP
ton is fair because the people Of
county assist In making the towns.
Who makes IL possible 10 erect eleva-
tors, establish grocery stores. run dry
goods stores, build implement houses.
and, In fact, make town? The farm
ers. Some people in the cities say
farmers have 20 more right To vote
on the saloon question than they have
upon the question who shall be mayor
| submit TO you that the saloon Ques-
tion is a county question. You can
not plant two brothels in Lincoln
without those brothels affecting every
fathers son and every boy in the en-
tire county You cOnnOt plant two
gambling hells on the streets OF Oma-
ha without these denS Of vice affect
ing directly or indirectly every moth
er's husband, every hired hand In
Douglas county Aud you cannot
plant twomurder mills, called saloons,
where booze Is dispensed without af'
fecting directly or indirectly the tax.
payers and the citizens Of the entire
county. Local option is proper
county issue.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-02

R.G. Collins, Postmaster, Bcrnegat
N. j., was troubled with severe la
grippe cough. He says: II would De
completely exhausted after each lit OF
violent coughing. l bought bottle
OF Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
and before 1 had taken 1t all the
coughing spells had entirely ceased.
tcap't be beat" Hites Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-02

The effort made by the Michigan
Brewery Association and the saloon
interests Of this state TO have IL De-
lieyed that recent dec sion OF the
supreme court dlsturbs In any way
the manufacture or sale OF cider In
Michigan is fully disposed OF In an
official communication from Attorney
General Kuhn. In letter dated
January 10, 1912, TO the prosecuting
attorney Of Branch county. the atlor-
ney general said:
'Ths word cider as used in the local
option law does not include the un'
fermented product and does not In
clude cider vinegar. The decision III
the case of People VS.. Eberle does not
change the rule that sweet or unter'
mepted cider aud cider vinegar may
lawfully be manufactured and sold IL
theselountIes where the local optiol
law has been adopted"
iSgned) FRANZ c. KUHN,
Attorney General
Whether a county Is wet" or "dry
does not matter Ia the least so far
The eale of cider is concerned. Cide
that could not be sold 10 dry count
could not be sold in wet county ex
cept in saloons or by some one possess
ed of The proper licenses and tn
authority TO sell Intoxicating liquors
Attorney General Kuhus officia
letter az TO the law iu the Case aD
the supreme courts decision dispose
of the cider discussion SO far as its n
lation TO local option Is concerned.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-02
CLOSING Out Sale.

EMPEY BROS. will sell their entire
stock of COMFoRTERS. size 68 10
inches filled with clean cotton oatten,
price S5 cents. I his is Il rare oppor-
tunity. Come at once for they will
soon be gone.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-02
THIS BOOK WORTH
READING

The Adler-i-ka book, telling how
YOU can EASILY guard against ap-
pendicitis, aud how you can relieve
constipation or gas on the stomach
almost INSTANTLY, is offered free
for a short time by James Gidley.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-02

house and the men came ashore TO
spend the winter. According To pres
ent indications IL will be several weeks
before the ice will break and their SER
vices again be needed. Traverse City
Record Eagle.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-02
WORKS WELL IN EAST JORDAN

WORKS WELL In cASi JoNDhN
One Of the smallest cities, if not
THE smallest city in the country, 10
adopt the commission form OF govern
ment In this country, is East JORDAN.
Charlevoix county. That thriving
little city of less than thirty-hpe nun
dred inhabitants became dissatisfied
with ring rule aud partisan politics
and determined To get out from under.
Therefore, with the interest or the
whole city at heart, a little more than
q year ago, the principal taxpayers
uathered TO discuss the problem. IheV
decided that the commission FORM
looked good, and that three men of
ability and integrity could manage
the affairs Of the city better than SIX.
The result was vote TO change the
form OF operation and the commission
plan was adopted.
The result-evervbody Is satisfied
with perhaps a few who were identi-
fed with the partisan form. Ihe ex-
neriment has been successful aud the
taxpayers have confidence In the plan
aud the men chosen TO conduct the
city's affairs. Under the new charter
there are two comm ssiOne rs-oDe Tor
,k,e year. another for three years, be-
Edes a mayor elected for two wears.
The old plan required six aldermen
and a mayor. Under this plan each
new official will have the beniht vi
the experience Of those holding ever.
The salaries are small, not much more
than one thousand dollars annually
In addition To the salaries OF clerk
assessor, treasurer. engineer ano oChei
officers who are appointed.
The taxpayers take strong stano
IN East Jordan In the matter OF inoi-
eating their choice Of the men oes
fitted for the Offices and the trst trla
has proved 50 satisfactory that tn
confidence of the people in the neV
regime is pruuuunced. The municl
nal government last year witnessed
great saving OF cost OF operation. s.
pared for paving and building nv
miles of good roads in various direc
tions from the city. A movement
also on foot 70 require the Telephones
telegraph aud light companies 10 plac
their wires under ground or remov
their poles from the streets to the a.
leys. ,
One OF the objections from certal
sources TO u commission goverhmel
for Traverse City Is tirat the town
too small for the plan. The expe
ience Of East Jordan proves that III
size of a town makes no difference.
Another eection is coming on
East Jordan and no one there douo
that there will be any sentiment VII;
ever against the present form.
East Jordan Is TO be congratulate
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-02
FRANZ c. KUHN,

Those who rise early 10 the morning
are the more likely 70 rise above their
tronbles.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-02
TO BE CONGRATUL ATED
East Jerdan In Having Commis-
siof Form of Government

The following editorial in the Ira
yerse City Rtcord-Eagle relative TO
East Jordan g new form of government,
10 true and puts into words wha'
every citizen OF our city who has our
tnN Nnicipal well-6eing at heart, has In
mtad.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-08
COUNTESS OWED s5 CENTS.
Liabilities of Cafe Company Nor,
Than 100000.

The liabilities Of the Columbia Cafe
Company, which until recently conducted
the Cafe Republique at Fifteenth and F
Streets Northwest, are listed at s122, $50 80
in a schedule filed in the District Sup
preme Court yesterday. The assets are
estimated at sl.17sl. OF the debts
s2,75L2s is due employees of the firm.
Among the assets are about 100 small
bills. ranging In amount from IS cents.
owed by a countess, to $1s4. owed by a
local business man The creditors of the
bankrupt company will hold meeting
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock In the
office of z. g. McCalmont referee in
bankruptcy, in the Columbian Building.
A trustee viii be appointed and the dis
position of the contents of the cafe will
be decided upon. It is expected that
upon final adjudication the creditors will
receive about Is cents on the dollar.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-08
PRAYERS FOR SCHOOLS.
ClerRymen All Over the World L
Oner Special supplications.

To-day all over the world prayers will
be said for the welfare of the free
schools Twenty-Five thousand American
clergymen will offer prayers for the pub
lie schools of the country, asking a
blessing upon their labors for the ensuing
year.
Rev. James 6. Martin. Of Pittsburg, or
ganized this prayer day throughout the
world. September was chosen. due to
the fact that this day precedes the open
ing Of the public schools IN this country
by only a few DAYS
II the plans Of the National Reform
Association are successful, observance of
prayer day for the free schools Of the
world will become an annual custom.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-08

GUIDES Lovely Fresh-cut Roses
are the most beautiful specimens of tn
seasons productions. Soc doz. IZl4 F.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-08

AMoorish Fightera,1 Q splendid tale n,
Algeria To-day. Virginia Theater.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-08

Wedding Decorations Of Charncter
Beautiful and original effects Choicest
flowers. reasonable. Shaffer. 18th and /.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-08
ALLEN PAYS 500, 900.
Smuggling Case in which woman
Was Involved Il Settled.

The Treasury Department yesterday &C
cepted the sum Of 100000 offered by
Nathan Allen as reparation for Jewels
and wearing apparel which he is alleged
TO have srnuggled into this country In
1903. and thus ended one of the biggest
civil suits which has been recently
brought by the department
Allen. with an aid, named Mrs. II. E
Jenkins, attempted to bring In the valu-
ables when they entered this country
free Of duty. The attempt was detected
and the government filed a suit for for
feiture. In addition a criminal suit was
brought against Allen which resulted in
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-08
school Repair. UncompIeted.

Because Of the delay in the enactment
of the District appropriation BILL the
work of repairing the various school
buildings was commenced late, and as a
Is still uncompleted. Board
of Education officials do not regard the
situation with any degree of seriousness.
however. They say that the work will
not interfere with the classes to an APP
probable extent
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-08
NURSES CHARGE NEGLECT.
Lack of Interest on Part of omcials
il DepIored.

Apparent lack of interest on the part
Of the oficials Of hospitals Of the Dis
trfct Of Columbia in the work Of the
nurses examining board Is charged by
the board in its annual report to the
Commissioners
Invitations were extended to the SUPER
intendents Of training schools and execu-
tive committees of hospitals in the Dis
trict to meet at the District Building for
a consideration of the Uniform curricu-
hum recently prepared by the board. but
only four superintendents and one repre-
sentative Of a board Of managers were
present.
In order to appear on the list Of regis
tered nurses applicants must undergo an
examination before the nurses examin-
ing board. The number of nurses who
passed the examination during the fiscal
year ended June % was sixty-five.
The board consists Of Miss Lily Kanely,
president: Miss Katherine Douglas. sec
Rotary: Miss Georgiana Graham, Miss
Myra L. Drake, and Miss Sallie F. Mel
horn.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-08
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

Steamer Charles Macalestef for Mount Vernon
leaves Seventh Street Wharf at 10 q. m. and IN
p. daily. except Sunday.
Steamer St Johns leaves Seventh Street whari
at p m. for io-mile moonlight trip down Potomac.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
steamers from foot Of Seventh Street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at SIS p m
Cars from Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue
every quarter hour for main entrance Zoo Psrk and
Chevy Chase.
To Great Falls-washfngton, and Old Dominiou
and n StreetA
To Chesapeake Beach-Dsfly trains Il Chsapcaka
Beach Railway leave s3p. ioap and uao q. N.
80. $50 and Is p m
To Mount vernon-wsshington-vi virginia RAILWAY
cars svery hour on the hour from 10 q m to D m
Station. Twelfth Street and PennsyiEania Asnne.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-08

The most ancient destroyer Of books
known was the Babylonian King Ma
c.. destroyed all the records OF the
rstgns and rulers precedent to himself.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-30

aislado sosten dc la carload p6--
blica.
El doctor Charles G. Venablc,
que ha tornado partc activa en-
In "Clinica Gratis" meneiOnaAa,
habl6 de la necesidad de un mo
derno hospital, y dijo que los me-
dicos locales verian ell nueva ins-
tituto como una generosa ayudA
en- Ia tarea que pesa ahora go
bre sus hombros con tantos en-
fcrmos.
FL juez Thomas n. Franklin
presidi6 In asamhlca, Y cxpres6
que Ia polftica y In caridad no
sicmprc van juntas de In mano,
V que urge II iniciativa v cl con
tingentc de todos los ciudadanos
pnra dar Gina & una nccesidad
pnblica como la que sc trata de
subsanar. Con estas palabras
|li6 cntender que no debe es--
perarse todo dc las autoridades
pollticas, hay que hacer esfuer--
zos individualcs.
El triunfo dc las huelgas no
ha sido decretado por los Con-
grcsOs, sino obligado por las "a
nioncs.
Dijo tambihn que In caridad
Sc manifesto hacienda bien,y que
los mas pobres de los pobres SON
los cnfcrmos.
FL Rev. Philip Cook, rector de
la 1glesia st. Mark, dijo en- Ia
asamhlea que cl establecimiento
dc un hospital gratis cs & todas
mces justo, y no creia difieulto-
so cbtcner III cooperation pecu-
maria del pueblo para tai en-
prcsa, y cl presidente de In jun
ia, Sr. Thomas II. Franklin, ex--
pres6 que "no es caridad sino TN
debcr de toda comunidad soste--
ner un hospital gratis, Y que la
, expericncia demuestra ;qne San
Antonio lonecesita.
! El oraSlors mencionad0, Rev.
Philip Cooks dijo que personas
acomodadas gastan en- lujo sunaf
de dincro con que podian aoste-
nerse un afio los gastos de an
hospital de pobres.
A Ia junta asistieron Glen per-
sOnas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-30

aprobaci6n del ocurso, baio uR
fianza dc $3.50, cuya suma 10 ga
rantizaron los Srcs. B. NJ. Reeio
y l.. Gonzalez. IIl Sccretario
del Condado BexaT, Mr.. Frank
i. Newton, certified que las &C.
gnridades otorgadas por los mea.
cionados arriba, valen mas di.-
nero que la suma del fianza nor
ci que responder.
Hace tempo sc viene agitan..
do Ia defensa del joven Leon
Cardcnas MARTINEZ. quien su--
fri6 un proceso torcido y parciaI,
Y suhco esSa infracc'6n Sc diot6
una sentoncin de muerte. SO pre-
DO que los jurados obraron por
preston y miedo 4 las tarbas lin,
chadoras, las que amenazahan {
los miembros de la Corte al no
scnteneiaban 4 muerte MART.
nez, no obstante ser este enton-.
ces menor de odad.
Fin osta ciudad fu6 promovida
ignalmente una dofenas legal fi.
rigida por ell Sr. u. r. Dayila,
comerciante mexieano dc esta
ciudad, quicn leyant6 una subs i
cripci6n con csc objeto
En- Laredo, Texas, Sc tuvo oa
ConRreso Mexieanista en- Sep.
tienbre de 1a11, con el fin de
hacor valer derechos desatendi-.
dos por aleunas Cortes dc To-
xas on los mexicanos, y no sabe.
mos que resnltado praetio0 ba.
bia dado esa manifestations p1,
blioa en este reapeoto. Y egpe.-
cihlmente ON ell caso dc Leon
CArdenaa Martinez, pues noa ge.
aistimoa 4 Greer que solo ftseran
arrandues Y entuainsmoa del mo
flfanto.
Ila base del ocurso del abuea
do Coon pafh apelar 8 Ia Cort,
mas alta, Is que III aeuaatIo Mar
| tinez no so Ic did I'm uroeeso sor
/ rncto,eomo lo garantiza Ii euar
! tn cnmienda 4 la constitution
nHeiofiaf
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-30
Un Hospital Gratis en- San Antonio


En Junta tcnlda en- Travis Club
La tarde del domingo pasado por
los mlembros del Free Clinic, fue
acordado promovGr por cuantOs
medios esten al alcance ia subs
cripci6n de cincuenta mil pesos
para construir y equipar un hos
pital ernt's para todos los po--
pres ae cs'a c'"dao que s"frah
ue ehIerheoades y careZcan dc
l:' ''>"'to l''" pagan las "''''
9'oo' '"'',''"''
r"'roh lhV''Aoos a cs'a !''hta
"'n'S'roS' ao""hdos' doctor's on
,i'o'c''" y ho'"or'S de h"@oc'oS'
US c"'i's ,"er"" ae una''fle p'-
rtcrr que la ,f'S''t.'c,oh en- csta
c'"o'o oe "h 'oS"l'"l para 20
pres no es "na oora p''ramchtc
de cNrloao; s'ho una onra de ne
c's'u"o Puol'c" y social que res
poho' " 'oS progresses oe h''cstra
epoca'
hace COS amos que free Cllmc
q sea Guinea Er"tIs dc esth ci'''
nad socorre con et'cacla " los
oesnercdados &c Ia fortuna, Gu
ranoolos grat's y allVlando sus
dolores Ilsicos con proc'dlmicn'-
.os clehtltlcos modcrnos' y nom
pres, mnJercs y nlnos han sldo
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-30
EI JuiCiO de Leon Martinez

FL caso del iovcn Leon Carde.
mas Martinez, acusado dc homi--
cidio en- la persona dc Miss Em..
ma Brown en- Pecos, Texas, ri
ano paasdo, por cuyo delito fur
scntenciado q muertc Ell Conda-
do Reeves, pcrde ahora dc la de.
cisi6n de la Suprema Corte de
Justicia de los Estados Unidos,
On Washington, y de consiguien-
tie, esta fuera de la jurisdiction
de las Cortes dc Texas.
El abogado defensor dc Mar.
tinez. r.. p. Coon, formula el
viernes "a, del actual I'm oeurso
de amparo 6 "habeas corpus
on favor de su detenso en- In Off
Gina de 10 Corte dc Apelaciones
de Austin, cuyo ocurso csta ya
on Washington, y es de esperar-
Sc pronta resolution de la prime
ra iudicatura de In naci6n.
El juez Davidson, presidcnte
de la Corte dc Apelaciones, pro
meti6 al defensor Coon aprobar
u tramite del ocprso tan luego
como este cstuviera debidamcn.
TO redactado, Y ast 10 hizo, I'D.
mitiendo al mismo tempo la L
bertad eaucional del acusadt
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-30
Los Fortunes.

Los fortines construidos esta-
ban bien provistos dc parque y
de where's, y los bordes de la
presa .;que SO extiende al lado
poniente dc la via, asi como to.
klos los academies del terrcno que
prestaban alguna ventaja para
La lucha, fueron aprovechados
por los reyolucionarios hasta don
Gle 10 permiti6 el efieaz {. inecsan
80 fuego de La artilIerfa. federal,
que deaempefH5 lin papel impor.
tantisimo en- ell e0mbate.
la artillerfa revclucionarfa fun
cion6 sin grandes resultados, de-
Ibido & la defectuosa copstruc--
ei6n do las granadas, ingeniosa.
menie hechas con tuhos de iioia
dc lata, con fierfo fundido, pol
yora ffanceaa v cartuehos de pis'
t0la. Los artilleros federales o.
|pinan que qiiien construy6 tales
t,royeetiles. ravela no solo inte-s
sino vastoa con0cimien-
toa EN- liz materia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-30

Atolondrarnlontos, v6rtigos, sem
hlants deseolorido, flatnlencia,
son sfntonaa do M l1igado torpe.
20 hay quien go gienta bien
inlentFae el hfgado eata inactive.
IIEIlIsiqE es ufl podoroao estimu
lante del hfgado. Una d6sis b
uoa hace deaaparooer toaoa loa
siDt0inas biliosoa.
Pru6belo uated. Vale SO centa.
yos 90 todae Ing boticaa f1)
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-30

ne ISl ! : undador' 4
la Fiesta en- el Hotel Gun
ter para los Delegates
JamaS ON la historic de las vi
sitas Observation-Disclosures 4 esta ciu
dad 80 ahabid regitsrado un ca
os de una vista tan numerosa
como saue fue recibida y obse-
quiada en- Gunter Hotel el saba
do % de Mayo actual. Mil visi-
tantes eubrieron las mesas pre-
Ioaratiasa con sxquisitos manjares
(AstilO mexicano por los dirceto--
ICES del hotel, y 40 dispuso on ell
jardin del mismo un servicio cx-
ira de lncsas para dar abasto nj
excego del personal de huespe--
dcs.KEstos fueron parte de tres
mil Glegados representatives de
la liKa Associated Advertising
ClubSo (Clubs Asociados para
Avises,) los cuales tuvieron una
convention estos dsas en Dallas,
Texas, y eran todos ellos repre-
sentantes activcs de la alta vida
industrial de todo ell pals.
La decoration del hotel estu--
vo bfillante y bien dirigida on
todos sus detalles. El director y
propietario dc dicho establecimien
to sc propuso obsequiar i sus pa
rroqllianos con un servicio plf-
Gro ~ selecto, Il fin de imprimir
EN- sus mcntes indelebles rocuer--
dos de su corta permanencia en-
esta ciudad.
! So les prepare asi mimso una
cena meXicana en- el jardin al cie-
10 descubicrto en- nueye hileras
do yistosas mcsas de Glen pies
de largo cada una y con acomo--
do para Glen cubiertos, debajo
del gran dosel vegetal, y las from
das y flores daban al suave am
biente los tonos dc frescura y
perfume Que tanto aInenizan la
sensibilidad.
COcineros netamente mcxica-
; nos eonfeccionaban loa sabrosisi
mos platillos cstilo mexicano, gu;
representation importafte pape.
en- ei prografna dc reception, :;
SO alquilaron doscientos cineuen.
Ia servidores de mesa extras pa
IA dar abasto al aumento de los
comensalcs.
En- ell fondo del .iardin Sc alz6
un tablado y un forO, donde sc
exhibieron bales mcXicanos cor
todo cl calOr de la raza mcridio
nal, contOrsiones Y graciosos pa
ses de pies que tanto cntusias.,
maron Il los obscquiados.
Tina orquesta meXicana Nmcni
@aba el gran banquctc.
u Ondas dc banderas nacionnIot
y meXicanas sc agitaban en- las
manos de los mil concurrentcs
en- senal de APPLAUSE 4 cada ever
10, 4 cada detalle del program
habilmente preparado Y dirigid'
lpor cl senor G. A. Gondcr, ge-.
rcnte y propictario del Gunte1
Hotel, quicn Il fuorza de minu-
|, oiosos detalles, dc decoration !
actividad logr6 cquipar unt
csplendida fiesta do reception
la altura de los pcrsonajos obse
quiados y de los altos ideales d'
progrcso 4 que aspira esta ciu.
, dad.
Contribuy6 tambien 4 Ia es
plendidez de la fiesta de rocep
ci6n la empresa publicista de
: "San Antonio Express" de est,
ciudad.
El evento social Que acaba d.
verificarse en- Gunter Hotel HI
:. dejado impresiones indelebles g
vieitantes v RESIDENCES de est
Z ciudad, p0r 10 extraordinario dc
nfmero de excuraionistas, por sc
/. estos representatives de las acti.
vid0dcs industriales Gle casi to
das las ciudadcs del pals Y 81 III
!. 80 y encanto del servieio COZ
!. que tales sefiores fueron cumpl
q inentad0a.
s-s- tss'e~@~sss-ss-s
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-30
1sNCUENTRo EN- DIvIsADE
RO
El relate dc un testigo presen.
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El eombate en- Puente Divisa..
dero fu6 i'm rudo golpe dado al
rebelde Ines Salazar. Ciento
ochenta federales pudieron rcsis.
tir el ataque dc una grnesa co.
lumna do Salazar durante varias
horas, sin Que este jefe insurrec.
TO lograra tomar Moncloya, 90.
mo habia dicho en- Cuatro Gle
negas, donde nj cen6, por ir 4
cenar 4 Monclova, captur6ndo,
10, 10 que no iogr6, seg1n relate
del esflor J. Ramos Carranza, tes
tigo prosencial.