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The Calumet news., 1912-01-23
CLEWS SEES HOPE
IN THE SITUATION
LEssENlNo or APPREHENSION IN
FINANCIAL DISTRICT. Poll.
TICS is CAUSE or
TiMiOiTT.

improvements in one respect al least
IS observable IN the financial DIS
tricL There is visible lessonlrg Of ap
prehens.on There is no longer any
fear about ovcr-cxtension of credit
ovcr-tradlng. over production Cr over
speculation IN an Of these respects
there has been marked contraction and
conservatism fer long period Not
for many months has the general f.
nancial and business situation been SO
sound and free 81 disorder as today
All along tho line the policy has been
Ego slow" The result has been high.
Is beneficial We are still going slow.
and that fact leaves traces of hesita-
ton and fear among the naturally
timiG; also. among those who usually
look upon surface conditions. There
arc now. however no substantial
causes for uncertainty except those
or political nature This IS "a Prcs-
dential year. and We have acquired the
dcadening habit Of timidity az all such
periods. We are il is true in the midst
Of reconstruction of our tariff and anti
trust laws, and though in neither OF
these directions Is there wei ground
cd fear Of damaging results. vet until |
tar.m schedules are fixed and until our \
biz corporations clearly understand !
What legal requirements VIII be inn !
posed upon them there WiH inevitably /
DE more or less doubling and waiung.
Fortunately our trust problem Is grad.
ually being worked out toward So
uuon. Public opinion does not insist
that the great combinations be de-
stroyed. but only curhcd. Il only re-
quires that they shall be wisely re-
strained Sentiment for The creation Of
1n Interstate Commission for the pur-
pose Of regulating large corporations
Is steadily growing.
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23
Victoria.

] victoria.
! In sinking the new No. s shaft a
Victoria. good heavy copper has beef
encountered az point corresponding
with the twelfth level in the mali
working shaft No. ?. The vein which
has just been encountered is undoubt-
edly the same as struck in drifting
from the twelve level east In the main
shaft which showed six feet Of good
heavy copper.
The ground between the No. and
No. . shafts is virgin ground and the
strike just made gives promise that
the eastern portion OF the property
contains copper bearing rock. The dis
tance between the present strike and
the strike made on same vein in old
shaft Is about 1000 feet. The present
development is very important as
hearing on the future OF the Victoria.
as the unexplored eastern portion,
which is larger than any other part
Of the property. has been considered
Of practically no value for mining
purposes.
Reports from the main shaft work.
Iaes are showing Improvement the
eighteenth. nineteenth and twenty-sec-
ond levels all being I'm good rock.
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23
MARKETS

BOstors-Both markets were very
rarrow today. Old Colony and May
flower were slightly stronger but much
less active. North Butte. Copper
Range and Lake were fractionally
weaker. Dullness seemed 10 be the
principal cause for the scattered SELL
ing and We DO not consider the small
fluctuations had any significance. The
strong position Of the market is shown
by the extreme duHness on all reac-
tions and the increased activity on the
rallies.-Foster Of Paine, Wcbber q
Co
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23
LAKE LINDEN WEDDING.

Mrs. Elizabeth Lizenby and Russell
Walters OF Tamarack City were unit
ed ,in marriage last evening at tho
parsonage of the Congregational
church of Lake Linden by Rev. Fred
erick Bagnall. They will make ;heir
home at Tamarack City
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23
Houehton Copper Co.

The Houghton Copper 90. must sJon
do some financing TO carry on its de-
velopment work and this financing will
presumably be done by selling treasury
stock rather than through an assess
ment. There arc 81 600 shares now out
standing ave paid in) Of which 81,
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23
GOOD BUSINESS.

II. a. Harris. the champion pistol
shot told a shooting story at supper
In San Francisco.
There was a party OF amateurs here
In Frisco" he said. who thought they'd
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23

ON the Stock Exchange there has
been quiet but somewhat better un-
dertonc. The most favorable event Of
tie wccf was the placing of important
new issues with more success than at
one time anticipated. During the first
two weeks of January there were few
or new ilotatIons than expected. main
ly for the reason that conditions wel
not considered entirely favorable by
bankers. II has been maintained in
these advices that capital was largely
holding back FOR better terms and that
II lower prices or better rates OF inter
est were granted capital would be
forthcoming more freely This has
proved to be the case by the readiness
with which certain issues paying 81
were absorbed. The same argument
applies also with more or less force
10 stocks. Dividends are generally be-
ing well maintained and there are no
further apprehenslons OF their cur
tailmcut excepting possibly in few
Instances Many OF the industriaIs
arc showing unusually liberal returns
ir spite Of comparatively Gull business.
These securities however are more
exposed 20 the vicissitudes Of tariff and
other forms Of legislation. hence they
are less in favor than usual with care
ful Investors. The continuance Of the
investigation mania at Washington al
50 acts detrimentally upon industrials.
For such reasons good railroad shares
are receiving more and more attention
from shrewd Investment buyers. The
railroads have been through the FIRE
Of an monopoly crusade. and have
fallen into the sheltering arms OF the
Interstate Commission. which, while IL
may have restrained their power over
rates, has afforded them the advantage
of abOlishlng rebates. checking ruin
nus competition. stopping free passes
and other evils which are now almost
forgotten Further Il Is quite obvious
that the railroads are free from Leg
islatiyc attarks than they have been
for many years, though stlll contend
ing against the exactions OF State and
city governments. Even the latter are
becoming more reasonable because of
the VtIhhshmeni of better rotations
between the railroads and the public
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23

Jan. 2. .. 16. 23.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court for the County of
Houghton.
At session OF said court, held at
the probate Office In the village OF
Houghton, I'm said county on the
2nd day of January, A. ID. 1912.
Present. Hon. Geo. c. Bentley. Judge
OF probate
In the matter of the estate of
Charles E. Erickson, deceased.
Selma c. Erickson having filed I'm
said court her petition praying that
the administration of said estate bo
granted to Selma c. Erickson or to
some other suitable person.
II Is ordered. That the cath DAY
of January A. ID. 1912. at ten O'Clock
In the forenoon, at said probate Office,
be and Is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition;
IL is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publication
of a copy OF this order, once each
week for three successive weeks pre-
vious to said day Of hearing. in the
Calumet News, n newspaper printed
and circulated in said county.
(SeaD GEO. G. RENTr.Ev
true copy. Judge OF Probate.
Lillas G. Mitchell.
Register OF Probate.
A. w. Kerr,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Busine-s Address:
Calumet, Michigan.
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23
HELP WANTEo-FGmALE.
LEGAL NOTICES
Jan. %. 30; Feb. G. 1s

Jan. ~, 80; Feb. q, IL.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court for the County OF
Houghton.
At n session OF said Court. held at
the Probate Office in the Village ot
Houghton in said County, on the
END day of January. A. ID. 1912.
Present: Hor. Geo. C. Bentley, Judge
Of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Jerc-
miah Pearce. deceased.
Annie Pearce having fled In said
court her petition praying that the adj
ministration of said estate be granted
Go Joseph w. Selden or to some other
suitable person.
II is Ordered, That the fifteenth
day of February a. D., 1912, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, at said probate
Office. be and is hereby appointed for
hearing said petition.
It is Further ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
Of a copy OF this order, once each
week, for three successive weeks pre-,
vious 90 said day Of hearing, i'm the
Calumet News. a newspaper printed
and circulated i'm said county
(SeaD GEO. G. BENTLEY,
A true copy. Judge OF Probate.
Lillas G. Mitchell.
Register OF Probate.
A. w. Kerr,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Business address:
Calumet, Michigan.
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23

Regulation By commission has proved
satisfactory in the case OF the rail-
roads. and this offers a reasonable So
luton, based on experience FOR meet
ing the trust problem. In the case
Of handling Industrial corporations the
situation Is probably much more COM
pIcN and difficult 10 handle than that
ol the railroads, although tho latter had
Their special problems There is no
doubt however, that with intelligent
and patient effort solution will be
reached and thus far no more prac-
tical proposal has been made than that
Of commission. The responsibilities
Of such body would be- great, and It's
administration would call for men Of
the highest ability and unqucstioncd
integrity of purpose At first such
am arrangement might work with con-
siderable friction but I'm due season
many difficulties viii be eliminated.
There Is one power which on consid-
Grafton should be granted to such
commissiOn-thati Is the power of fixing
prices. To give any small body of men
such a power would be highly danger
Gus in any Office Of a political nature.
il would DE easily possible for "a few
men to practically coniiscate an en-
tire Industry For the government to
attempt To fix prices Is un-Amcrican.
un-economlc and would practically
amount 10 Socialism. When the conse-
puenccs Of such policy are thorough
F appreciated IL is quite certain that
they win not bc adopted. They would
De just as harmful as IL fixed by private
monopoly If not more so.
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23

What is that which you can keep
after giving II to someone else?-Your
word.
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23

Hints Hi 70 g pi1sn,s; nysnsor. Book oq pstelhts;
Needed. why Some Inventors fail"
or- Al sent Eres. Special lists Of possible buy
ers, 70 our own ients Send rough sketch or
model for search of Patent Office records.
5,r Lolai Representatives In go Cities and Towns.
~, ,ur mr, .reeicy WIS formerly Acting Commia-
;oner OF Pat istA ard AZ such hal full c,,.rye of
,: rat, ,t Office siitEEI.Ey A MciNTfHE,
"'o"e At'VtneSs, Washington, ID. q
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23

FOR SALE-SO acre tract of land
suitable for apple growing or other
purposes at $1,000 per acre. situated
"a miles from Baraga on rural route
and telephone line will sell in 10 acre
tracts ON time payments If desired
Adjoining 40 acres has proven success
ful for apple growing. Write George
McNel. II. i. D.. Raraga. Mich. 25
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23

The money market outlook is reas-
suring. Easy rates are probable for
some weeks 10 come. factor Of con-
siderable importaucc in strengthening
the stock market, FOR the cheapncss Of
call money tcmpts many Institutions
into temporarily putting their funds
i o high class securities which VIII
afford better returns Money Is now
returning from the interior more free
ly. and the outlook is FOR low rates
at least until the April settlements,
more than two months distant The
only drain from any source at present
in sight is the exports of gold to Ar
gentina on foreign account. this be-
ing favored by the relatively higher
rates FOR money In Europe than here.
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23

2ee shares are in the treasury Of tn
81. MaTys Mines Land Co.
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Furniture cheap Must
sell. l37 Atlantic ST., Florida. %
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23

our foreign trade returns for the
year 1911 have proved very satisfac-
tory, inasmuch as they show an cxccss
let exports over imports amounting 10
Sj59,OOo.Oo0 against 5000. O.OOO the
year before and s252. ZOO 900 in 1909.
This is the largest excess Of exports
on record. and shows a most gratifying
turn in our foreign trade In imports
there was a decrease Of about S3O,-
100000 during the year. largely due. OF
course. 20 lower prices and the quiet
re1s Of trade In the United States on
the other hand there VAS an increase Of
S226,O00,e0O iE our exports This was
partly que to dullncss here, but also to
EWope's larger buying Of cur manu-
featured articles. In steel manufac
turcs there was notable increase in
our exports the gain in this respect
being very significant as to our future
IN The worlds market fer steel prod
lcts We are rapidly approaching
England and Germany as steel export |
srs and win soon surpass them.
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23

FOR SALE-S-room house az very
reasonable figure. $40 4th ST., Blue
Jacket. Phone and electric liGht. APP
ply on premises or G. & II. Office
FOR SALE-7-room house and BAN,
2507 ID st.
The Calumet news., 1912-01-23

As for the immediate outlook. while
there is no immediate cause for con-
Germ, IL Is wise to continue going
slow Considering that capital is de-
n@nding better returns. that import
ant new issues are pending. that the
political situation abroad is still unset
tied and that our own political affairs
are far from settled the continuance
of a conservative policy IN all business
affairs Is the only safe policy When
the political haze begins To clear we
may be sure or better times. Perhaps
these are already approachlng.-Hen-
rs Clews.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-31
Efistei COnNCi0tl De los a.
teInlnados CientIticos

lies afenina tos c.tNtilleos dc
In c1Htad de Msx,co in 'seurri
do al ergOnzoso arold de las sa
Vas semeniles para arranear la
inisrrse, rdia de Madero y salvar
4 su candidate presidential Felix
DiRz esperan2a de su futura die
tadura an Mexico, para volver &
los tiempos de las concesiones
francois y de la rapifia dc las
tierras tie los desamparados in =
aios.
Las damas elegantes de Mexi7
co, las que visten la saya de rica
tela damasquina, las que con el pc
SO del orc Y los diamantes sienn-
pre- han pisado las lagriInas del
1aendigo v desoido la sIplica de
los dcaamparados, las que atrope-
Han la miseria para ir al palco v
al palaeio, hoy eambian su papel
dc priiicesas arrogantes v amas
despotns por OF huIailde de emf
sarias de los cientifiees ante ell
Presidents Madero, fingiendo ter.
naras filantropfas que janas
ban aengado pog el NH serahle u gl
tClesIeeado, para ssfsfeFsasfTs la bene.-
volencia de Madero, sorprender
81, nobleza Y lograr el perd6n de
TN vulgar al&ado, que el dia que
agarre en- s,is manos & Madero, 10
fusiiara sin piedad.
La estrategia dc los cientificos
esta veg ataca la delicada fibra
de La piedad del Presidente. Hay
precedentes que iustffiquen la
bondad dc Madero, bondad quo
los cientificos han 1larnado "dehi.
lidad -; ,pero esta vez el Pfesi-.
deBte Madero es agradido por Las
lagrimas de inexpertas mujeres.y y
ei Pfesidente dehe coIocarse en- la
Iaitura de su deber, proceder con
iusticia. Y hacerse inaccessible
To debilidad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-31
ACusadO libre y perjurs presa

Laredo. Texas, Oct. -. Jose
Rogue. acllsado de haber asesina
do q Apolnario Donate, gne pues
to EN- lihertad por el procedimien
to de ''haheaa corpus, pues 81
stil,se asiaado ha apasecido
yiyo y sano. tiespuas de ana au-
sencia de dos aieses que andaba
piscandU algoaa6n, $ rohay delito
que perseguir en- ell acusado. Las
dos mujeres que juraron haber
yistO el asesinato de Donate. eje.
cntado por Rogue, probablernen-
te seran acusadas de perjuras por
el Gran Jurado la semana entran
te. 'ssssibSs
Tomato ha vueito q oeuparse
en su rancho de cabras otEa yez,
v Rogue le hara cornpafiia den.
tgp de pocos dias.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-31
Los Tebel0es de Chi
huahua

m e1ia 28 de este mes ae supo
on aI Paa0, Texas, Que eHa dia
tuyo iagar I'm ooSnbata en- Mootes
zunia, pstnto entire Giudad Juaxaz
u eiudad Ghihuahya aolre To vfa.
fsrraa, aienfio 81 CtoroneI federal
j Castro con a50 sol ad0g Ell Que
eombatfa 8 400 rebsldea al 1nando
de TN eahsuiIIa fseseouoeido, SIN
due se dseran uhs detaIlea del
enouantro ds araaaa, u solo BE dia
D i0 aua ell combata enape16 en- las
priIneras hoFas da Ia nAHana. Nl
pArke 10 TeeIbi6 8ss 1akreg FL ges
nor aennraI Truoyq hubert, Y
| de- pas0 eI t;6Asul fiIorente en Al
nae0.
Hin I'll 9iudad de Ghih0alaia 80
Ihaefan uTspAratiyoa eae Bfa paxa
caviar E giudAd ;IuArez ~. vefuer
40 federal, pnss is plaza ae JtlAss
/ rez a6ID eslA guas1.eeisaA pur 0s,a
Iinfanses sEm aEEllagla, i Ea sayaa
Ians Is pIsssd - asaeElaaaEIa a10f
IIaa aAyfIIaa Is u.al sEHs 0reH eztzs
i gIsta Il d. EaI asAzs a ~
i sla sItskNax i TsakH sssE11EI0 0l takgIf
/ antonio H05s III vnAskAgs 4 AEpssA
INsr 81 eT NaEaiD ds EsigallssA
4 e0n ana hu atll llaiesy & igKal5l
& f saslEarHe nUn 5aIazAT, IsrgUH IS s
fnaxts Hars1 aIIftsAk Ita Il EEsss - i =
tune & UEndaa Jsi8EsR eFh ssi
tMr naEA 0ntA da fura Is. i
general federal IsJaTlss1 arsIess s
IlAFa dA aaaa IS
lite 1oIunNa con lsFIA pr i
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-31
Para t0d0 aSuatD COaCeTRieate
4 este psfl6dlc0, dlijsase 4 Sra.
7u|sna r De Cru, Az .DWysr
Avs., san Antonio, Texas, j
Consul Belga presO en-
YucdtaR

En- Washington Sc ha sabido
la nOticia de la apprehension del
consul belga en- Merida, Yucatan,
por orden del gobierno, y Sc cree
que el asnrto acarreara una COM
plicacion diplomatica con B6lgica,
no obstante comprobarse que ell
consul belga estaba protegiendo
secretamerte & los rebeldes. Con
Ia caida de Felix Dias el asunto
.fue descubierto,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-31
M dal dIlI nIsa

Ia raonia, HesTaara Monica,
.brinc6 de una yentana del piso
gnag alto, sc deavi6 de la red dc
la poliefa y de otgag redes dc bonn
beros, Il di6 en ei duro suelo. Fsia
Ievaaataaa con sumo csiidado y lie
valla Ill hospital Immediate de
Santa neaa, tonde rsauri6 diez mi
niit0s desplaas. Hsta sElonja era
de hfontexre Aieo
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-31
ULTIHEo DETALLE DE LA no
aEA DE vERACRUZ

Con oil general Beltran & la
cabeza de una columna y los lie.
fes Fsigueroa, Vega, zozaya y Ia
.pia al frente de s1s columnas res
pectiyas. fue determinado el alta
que al puerto de Yerasrus, i las
seis de La maiiana del "a de este
mes, aYanzando en- lineas de tira-
dores La infanter6a federal, POGO
mss de mil piaSas, y dirigiendo ell
ataale & las trincheras cebeldes
posesionadas en- las GALES liza
artiIterfa federal protegi6 este a.
vance de SUI infanterfa disparan--
do sug rnetralIas y granadas so--
bre 5as f,osinioaa ias, las
que ftderon barriias ad p0eos mo-
rnentos, Y el eiaemigo se repIeg6 al
Palacio Municipal v & otros Guar
teles, hasta rendirse anteramente.
HI Jefe Felix Dia2 fue aprehen
dido en- Ell palacio municipal.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-31

La Madre Superiora de la ms.
titucion, Sor Mary of the Cross
(SOr Maria de la CRUZ fue abra.
gada por las llanaas EN- su hunna.
nitaria obra de salyar niaos, y mo
quiso brincar & Ia red salvatore
IS tempo. Cada ratio SO le veGg
salir a las ventanas v arroias
huerfanos q la red; v retaFgsan-
dose en- esta piadosa obra, fu6pos
fin sorprendida por una enornae
llamarada, que no respet0 aqsaa.
liza alma pura de alondra. Horaa
despues fue hallada h0rribleanen
tie quefnada.
4 Otra hermana rnonja apareci6
en- una ventana con I'm nifio en-
brazos que iba 6 soltar sobre La
ancha red, pero sofocada por una
bocanada de hume, SO le vic re.
troceder con sn piadosa carga y
caer de espaldas en- IN torbellir0
de fuego para jan&s ser vista.
Este espectaculo hacia cr1iir
el 1craz6n de dolor. La turbacion
del momento Y la natural excita.
cion cauaada por La presencia del
desastre, irnpidi6 de psonto pasag
EnLn A. InaE .x..S,sl ~ !. IT,. q. -,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-31
A ULTIMA HORA

Seis vIctirnas pereciefon en- el
incendio, einco rnonjas y un nifio.
Los nombres de las monjas son;
Madre Maria do Ia CRUZ, Madre'
Maria Francisco Pasteur, her
mana Maria M6nica, hermana Leo
ead;a, hermana Peter Clavier, y
81 niho fue George York de IL
amos de adad.
La madre anperiora oy6 graksSF
& IN ni6o, oorrf6 al dornitoriO &
saivario, vino con 81 hacia una
vsntana encandida, pero sc dea-@
pl6m6 81 piso y pereei6.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-31
al Woe Praalsaeasa ga agonla

81. V1de- ErealseaatsA Ga asOzaaa
El vice. Presidents de los Mata
dos Unidos, gefior James s.. 9laegs
man, 80 halla gravenenta enfer
mo en- an hogar en- Utica, nstsdo,
do Nneva York, y ya Los polfti.
COS de Washington ernpiegan &
hablar dc an suatituto para eli al
10 pueaso de Ia Viee-p prasias5t.
cia naoi0naI, pae8to uatuTaifneake
enyldiabl8 y doninante an 81 poll
90 del pafa.
La edl9ertnedad que adoleee 81
viee.preaiderts IS nal do riAonss,
contraction de- Los artasiaa j sie.
lxs6n do loa n6aenios del eogaa6n,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-31
DrAZ oRDAz cAPTURADo

La noche del Martes Is del co.
.rriente mes fue aprehendido diea
millas afnera de Veracrug, 81 Co
ronel Diaz Ordaz, quien Sc fug6
do Veracrnz en- los momentos del
combate y toma del puerto, F'u6
encontrado en- eompa1fa de una
pequefia fuerSa de rebeIdes, los
que huyeron q las Tomas en- dis
persi6n. Con In chptura de
Dfaz 0rdaa, que era ell aegnndo
eabeeilla de la rAvoiuei6n de Ee-
lix Dfaz, ell Gobierno cree que la
reuielta F8lieista te9rnin6
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-31
tereeptar & los dos Judas y eyi-
tar que reunan sus hordas.

6 los dos Judas y eyi-
tar que reunan sus hordas.
sesenta = sels Duentes destruidos
Durants astas doa iltin1as ge-
1nanes han e8tado Gortadas Lac 90
manufacturers rOr 9arrocarril Y te |
iagrafo oasEs Oiudad Chihuahua
y Pearson, Ell gran aserradero del
n1aderas que abastsoe la fabriea
de El Paso Milling Company, 81
hasta & rnediadas de Ia otra sena.l
ma empezaron los trabaj jos dc re-
posiei6n de essas 6neaa i1iaerrnfnpi
das, pues los nlaIhaehoges Or0s j.
aniatas auemaron en eea via sc.
aenta y sais puentes, grandss
.ohiaos
Ia sangxe e1npapa q esssao.
Isl htluss % del actual doaoiem
tos fadoraIes regula lares Ilegaxon 6
Judrez & refoszar 81 sslartes alh
estacionado, 3 dieson euenta de.
I'm deaeaperade etieuetfo Que tn
yioron en ST usaraA dsade Caasa
Grandea con IN piqusl8 de ssaAs
| ta rebsidaa xaonsasaoa, s aetenta Y
| doe nniIiaa ST sur &c usttIAa Hl1k
rex ell ViBFnaa ~ aAI pr9aaaasa
lmes. TsO5 feHATa1e9 a1npI BaKor
anastraIIadorAs en 81 oarga, y ia
Isar1sseersa Hua I6n M0frihls, asaa 81
/ aaeIo aueta6 ang,eAka0 de- aagsggra
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-31

FL Brigadier Diaz y principales ca
becillas sentenciados 4 muerte
El Pte. Madero no Intervendra

s y aG a I. .
Ell aobierno sestsaxae sasrgica-
tnanta I'll deereto de iauerhg dc La
Corta Marcial de Veraeruz, dicta1.
do CONTRA el General E6lix Diaz
v sus asnciados, s dsspacho de La
orden dictada por La Supreme Cor
to de Justicia, segtfn natieias de
la ciudad de Mexico de fecah 20
de este mes. El senior Preaidente
Madero reitera su dicho de no in
tervanir en- ell deeretp marcial, y
ask 10 expres6 oil t1ie. 90 del ac--
tual el sefior Ministro de Relaz-
clones, Iascurain Sc asegur6
csc dia Que Felix Diaz habfa 81
do enoerrado en- Ell Castillo de
San Juan de JJlia, Y su eieeueidn
Sc espera de an nonanto 6 otro.
En- La capital de La Repdblica g.
xiste inquiet,ld de parte de los
simpatizadores de Felix Dfaz con
motive de la tenaz negaei6u del
sed0r presidente Madero 4 rem
St1irse por sus snplicas,
nsyr.ARACgoE Dsr. BRreA
.rzxsauA a.yA -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-31

cuerpo rural Manuel Marga ain, Ga
briel Ramos. que fungi6 como Ad
lninistrador de la Aduana, Her.
nan Ar6stegui (a) "B1 Guatemala
tcco'', captain segundo Hernilo
Martiaez, Y la absoluei6n para ell
.cfioaal de policia jose Guadalupe
Pimentel.