Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-06

justice. Lift up your banners. unite
win the people. and the country
vii also lift itself glorious from ifs
actual prostration. n justice will
reillumine its RAYS.
Your c0mpaniin tn arms who has
wed your sacrifices and has been
made glorious hy your victories
who has thrilled with your enthnya-
ISM and who has been rmerte
Ds your hnmiiiations. who has shed
hts blood IN the same fields of bat
tie. mixing his blood with yours
Who has diligently labored for vour
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. calls upon YOU n
ne name Of the country torn 70
pieces. In the name N your wound
ed honor. 20 assemble hy nv side
under the redeeming banner OF the
reform plan or San Luis. We who
have on sacred battle fields FOR the
national honor. for the law. for lib
Arty. and for the country. shed our
blood. must die before being humi-
lated by defending those who with
out merit and honor. ~ the result
of inconceivable circumstances. as
sanlt the public power and stain
and wound all those great and noble
things which have made Us gIori
GUS.
A. far a. II concerns me- ! think
II would be- honorable forever In
history for me 10 disappear m such
should be INV lot. 10 remain stretch
20 out never 70 rise again VI the
Ted of battle defending the nation
Al dignity 80 much insnlted and lib
"rty 70 deeply wounded. War il sa-
red when ID "a necessary: war n
glorious when Il II waged FOR the
triumph 81 the rights Of the people
Companions in arms. raise your
now taftered banners. and recognize
I'M my voice the sound Of the sacred
bueie thar calls YOU ~ battle ana
gather for the contest. Remember
my antecedenfs as a soldier and IL
Won must not rely on mere words
remember that the phrases which
address 70 YOU come from the lips
M the wounds which 7 have receiy-
IA fighting by your side.
Feel with me the auuerinG OF the
epic wing and the warmth OF The
cloud Of fire that II called glory.
Your companion and your friend
calls upon You 7 o perform your
highest duties.
Soledad. State Of TamOlipas. iGth
day Df November. 1871.
y. REYES.
Three witnesses were put on the
stand by the government 80 give
testimony regarding the printing on
The manifest0es Thos. Dunbar. an
enfploye of an unde Gakar's shop
next the impartial D -. told of
noting unSonted activity there on
several nights last October or No
vember The doors and windows
We're kept closed. but ~ could hear
The press going and IN the morning
saw bundles taken out and pat In
an auto that was driven away I'm
the direction ny which San Pedro
avenue could ~ reached
On cross examination. the witness
said ~ has seen Col. chara AZ the
office during the day. but never at
night.
Printing 81 Reyes Manifestoe~.
Vicente Martinez. y printer IN
ployed On the impartial. identified
the manifestoes a. similar. 10 three
on which he had done the press
work In the first week OF last No
sember Miguel Quiroga. Ne said
told him ~ wished some Masonic
work done and the witness said NJ
with another man. did the job.
Questioned hv Col Molters for tho
defense. Martinez said that IN Inn
parcial job Office. conducted IN con-
~ tion with the paper. takes work
from anybody. Col. Chapa. he said.
was not al the office while the job
was being done. nor does he give
AF 49, rRtAAA aAhFNNANM w ANt WfANH~
ing department of the Office.
The anage 81 the impartial o..
fee ignacio i.ozano. testified that
he knew nothing OF the printing OF
The manifestOes until N was com
pleted. He was asked. Nv said. 70
figure On some Masonic work. but
was not allowed 10 see the job at
am a did he know itsreal rharac-
ter until told some time later bv
MARTINEZ A. he ~ not 4 Mason. he
| considered that the reason FOR his
exclusion. AZ the time.
Lorenzo admitted On cross exam
nation thar he had found some cuts
of Masonic emblems. borrowed from
other shops. ou his desk. the morn
ing before the night On which the
job wns begun.
The name M Col Chapa figured
prominently again I'M the testimony
w AZ. W. Norton. q 5cOkkeeper al
the Frost National hank " san An
tonic. TIE testified thar Gen. Reeves
eaahed a draft indorsad hy Mr. chapa
for $4,000 T. = currency HAL