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New-York tribune., 1912-03-11
TRIXIE FRIGANZA A BRIDE
Actress Married to Her Manager,
Charles a. Goettler.

Trixie FriEanza. Of tho Sweetest Girl IN
Parts company, was married yesterday AZ
ST Finbar's church. Bensonhurst. to Charles
A. Goettler, who has been her manager Tor
several years. only, a few friends or the
couple were present, and all left Benson
hurst soon after the ceremony for Atlantic
city. where a wedding feast had been pre-
nared to which members Of the company
were invited
In true leap year fashion Miss Friganza
made all arrangements for the wedding
even to the orders to the chef. In applying
for marriage license at Borough Han a
few days ago the actress said she had been
married before. that she was born in Genoa
Kan. and that her name, Della Edna OCal-
Iahan. was changed by court order TO her
stage name in 1908.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-11
100000 FROM SUGAR MEN
Refners Must Pay Part of
Wrongfully Withheld Duties.

Philadelphia, March l0-It was said to.
night that sugar refining companies al
legged to be involved in customs IRREGULAR
ties, brought to light here recently by a
federal grand jury, have beer notified that
they owe tho Treasury Department s7OO.C00
in duties wrongfully withheld and that
unless the amount is paid orthwith pro-
Ceedings will be brought n the United
states courts TO recover the money.
The claim of 100000 is aid to repre-
sent only a small part of the losses the
government is alleged 10 lave sustained
but that the statute of limitttons prevents
recovery or a larger sum. The govern
ment's claim Is based on wrongful draw
backs. underweighing and excessive al
luwanCes for tare.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-11
LEAPS FROM AIRsHIP AGAIN
Parachute in Tangle and Berry Has
Narrow Escape.

ST. Louis. March 10.-Albert Berry sue
cessfuly leaped from a flying seroplan'
in parachute to-day. The performance
was the second OF IT'S kind in the history
of aviation. Berry having been the hrs'
birdman to attempt the feat. when ne
jumped from a machine ten days sgosas
it was fiying over Jefferson BARRACKS. lie
narrowly escaped death to-day. when tne
parachute became tangled under him. lie,
however, succeeded in rishtlag it befoEe
rsaching the earth
New-York tribune., 1912-03-11
SUES FOR CONGRATULATIONS.

forfeiture suit for TN recovery of
t6S,ll5, the value of merchndise alleged
TO have been imported irregLarly, was flied
on Saturday by Addison S. Tatt. Assistant
United Statos Attorney, aginst James C.
Johnson & Co. of No. 655 Roadway. The
alleged underyaluations wer made on vel
vet and other merchandise imported from
France between May. 1902, ad April, 1910.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-11
rRv Telegraph to The Tribune J

Atlantic city. March lO.-TriAie Fri
ganza, the actress who was married AT
Bensonhurst to-day to Charles a. Goettler'
her manager. arrived with her husband in
Atlantic city this afternoon. They were
met at the Reading station by a taxicab
which thoughtful friends had covered with
signs and i'm this vehicle they were hur-
ried to Young's Hotel, where a wedding din
ner was served to the bridal party and
sixty members Of the company.
After the feast the company went TO
Philadelphia in a special car. Mr. and Mrs.
Goettler will remain here over niEht ana
co 10 philadelphia in the morning to open
their engagement there.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-11
PHILADELPHIA MILLS MAY YIELD.

Philadelphia. March lO.-Followlng the
announcement from Lawrence. Mass. that
a general increase in wages will be grant
ed the textile operatives In New England,
it was reported here to-day that the work
ers In the textile mills In this city will
receive an increase In pay and have their
working hours reduced from ffty-eight to
ffty-fve hours a week. The changes are
,xpected 10 take effect on April /.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-11
Handled Without BIoodshsd'

AS was said before, the militia Of Massd-
cbusetts and the police OF Lawrence
handled this menscing situation and "hat
sasilv might have become a volcano, helch-
ing forth death and destruction on an
sides. without shooting any one ana Win
only the accidental fatal stabbng OF one
youthful striker to mar an otherwise oIoou-
less record on their part
Military critics from outside Lawrence
who visited the city frequently urged the
commanding officer TO turn the milltla on
the more\ militant among the striking
pIcketers. TO givc them what they would
get in their own countries Of Europe n they
defied the authorities and the la" The way
they do here He was urged time after
time by strict disclplinarians from Boston
and New York TO remember Napoleon
famous explanation Of how he ended the
French Revolution with Whit Of
grapeshot"
But. in spite OF all kinds Of provocation.
in spite Of advice 10 he drastic. the head of
the state troops preserved order without
doing any shooting. His reward for TINS
humane example has been great zeal OF
abuse from the labor leaders, VINO seem
inZly hoped he WOula OIueE tN" t'pl' W
fire into the crowds Of women and children
whom the leaders always kept in front Of
their parades when they were nearing the
military lines, for the shooting OF some
moor women and children who had p"en ied
TO believe that they were heroincS ny pa
rading the streets would have helped out
the Industrial Workers propaganda wen
derfully Just as the action OF the police In
preventing them from taking n second de-
taohment of children 10 Philadelphia IN be
exploited in the cause Of the social revolu-
ton has been used TO help the organization
and discredit the authorities
The Lawrence police made no attempt TO
preyent the first detail Of children being
taken to New York for exploitation, but
when all the humanitarisns in and out cf
the state denounced as inhuman the taking
Of children out of Lawrence to be exhibited
like cattle and demanded that no more be
allowed to leave the state, the LawrenSe
authorities simply tried to live up TO the
IDEAS Of these humantarlans.
And the testimony OF all impartial wit
nesses is that the police used no unneccs-
sary force in preventing the children from
leaving Lawrence. and that no women
were clubbed then or at any other time
during the strike.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-11

SUNDAYS NEW.YoRK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United statss
for $3.50 q year.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-11
I Altman & On.
Misses AND CHILDREN'S
COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES

NOAIO, OOIIO FHINI DINIS~'i"S
MODERATELY PR-ED GARMENTS AS WELL AS THE FINER
CLASS OF COoDsARE INCLUDED IN THE SPRING AND SUM
MFR AsSoRTMgNs INSPECTION OF WHICH IS INVITED.
MISSES APPAREL
TAILOR MADE SITS AFTERNOON AND SCHOOL DRESSES
EVENING FRoCK SEPARATE COATS. SKIRTS AND WAISTS
Also THE NEwNORFoLK AND BLAZER COATS
ctu DPFNs DRBEs OF GINGHAM LINEN PoUE, SERGE
cuAJJs AND LIEERIE FABRICS COATS FOR GENERAL WEAR
5iffb Aurnu 34tt uaa 18th Strrsfa. Afm VprA
New-York tribune., 1912-03-11
Loss of Wages Exceeds 100000.

Boston. March 10.-Before tho end of
March more than $4,000 operatives in the
cotton and woolen mills of Northern New
England will receive an increase In pay
amounting 10 from TO Z per cent. The
announcement to this effect, which was
made yesterday from the Boston Offices of
mills In Maine, New Hampshire and Massa-
chusetts. followed the proposal of the
American Woolen Company to raise the
pay OF It's operatives in the hope OF set-
ting the strike in it's mills I'm Lawrence
Operatives in other large cotton and
woollen manufacturing centres have shown
some signs OF unrest during the last few
months. awaiting the outcome OF theNdiffi-
culties in Lawrence, but the promises OF
pay increases are expected 10 lessen the
probability OF new labor disturbances.
In Fall River, New Bedford, Rhode ISL
and and the Blackstone Valley, where. as
a rule, the finer grades Of goods are manu-
featured. no announcement has been made
yet as TO what steps will be taken.
In New Hampshire the following cotton
mill operatives will beneft by the Increase
New-York tribune., 1912-03-11
would be found with his throat cut the
next morning.
MANY Injured by Pepper

Manv women operatives had their eyes
seriously injured by having red pepper
thrown at them. And the further fact tlat
IN the countries where many of these mem
hers of the Industrial Workers OF the Woriu
came from I'm Europe the Vehue''d
common. the Black Hand and the Mana
frequent and a revolutionary propds"iU
always active was also known TO the peoPie
Of Lawrence and helped to add 10 t'eir
terror.
Yet during all this an outcry was kept
up about police clubbing OIL oelence'e''
strikers, men and women, OF outrsses COM
r,,tted nv the Massachusetts militia, citi-
zens who were doing their simple s"oIn
duty In serving with their companies OF 'ne
state troops i'm Lawrence, ana out ipr "hoii
Lawrence might have been laid waste ny
fires set by misguided strikers LED py co'u-
booded, calculating leaders
About the mildest epithet applied to these
Young citizens of Massach chusetts Of just the
same type and of about the same age as
the men OF Massachusetts who answered
Iincolns first call for troops back In ei
was that they were worse than the nus
sian Cossacks OF course, such gross eh-
aggerations and the employment OF the
comparison showed where so many Of the
strikers imbbed their revolutionary ooc-
trines
II a group of soldiers In the course o'
their duty showed a party Of women stflk-
ers off a street corner, I'm line with their
orders not TO let a crowd gather, the fact
was at once turned into story that
brutal soldiers had beaten lot of poor
women strikers numerically. " strike
leader made any kind Of a charge, however
ridiculous against the police or the militia
or the city authorities. II also was at once
spread broadcast But II an English
speaking operative was assaulted I'm eXer-
cising his inelienahle right to 20 To work
II he chose 10. II girl operative was
blinded by having red pepper thrown In
her eyes by one Of the strikers, II the
house of an English operative who lived
on the outskirts OF the city was WreoEeo
by having stones thrown at II and through
the windows while he and his family were
In bed, IL the newly bought home or
Pole who refused to Join I'm the strike was
also wrecked in the dead of night while
he and his wife and his little children were
sslesp. II the house of a police ot1ccr was
set on fire I'm the night after he had ar
rested three strikers who were doing picket
duty. armed with revoivers and bags OF
red pepper, they were considered unworthy
of notice.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-23
el6fono, 1859

La parte de atras del edific;b
sc desplom6 con grande es
truendo despues de algunos me-
mentos dc estar operando las du.
chas de aqua dc los bomheros, e
causa de ser construction de la
drillo, Y contenia este edificio de-
r6sitos de mercancfas inflama-
bles.
Ell calor era tan fucrte que no
pcrmitia & los bomberos acercar-
sc mucho al cdificio ineendiado
por dos horas, aunque siempre
combatieron con energia y zen
taja cl fuego con chorros de a.
qua de cada punto mas 4 prop6
| sito.
las paredes fueron cayendo unn
tras una, causando un ruido que
sc Ola de varias cuadras de le,-
jos. y las llamas subian & una
rrodigiosa altura, iluminando la
parte de la ciudad mas cercann
al incendio.
El cdificio levy, que esta con,
tiguo al que sc quem6, sufri6 al
&unos desperfectos, pero no fua
entcramente destruido como to-
dos los que seguian en- la acera
de toda la cuadra debido & que
este estaba construido 4 prueba
! de fuego.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-23
Tres MeXiCanOS MuertOS
en- San Diego, Texas

La maIana dol Sabado is dc
Mayo actual, 4 las ocho, hubo
una ri1a & tiros en- Ia mesa e.
lectoral instalada eli San Diego,
Texas, para poner & votaci6n la
iniciativa Gle incorpolar la mu-
nicipalidad alli, resultando tnuer-
.cos en- la rina a balazos Pedro
l1znal, de so amos, Secretario def
Condado Duval, cuya cabecera es
San Diego, Antonio Anguiano, de
40 afios, diputado Sheriff de Con
dado Duval, y Candelario Saenz,
ex-diputado Constable.
La sangrienta rifla rcsulto de
una lucha politica sostenida en-
tire los contendientes hacc va
rios meses. Ese sabado San Die
igo votaba para instalar ALI la
corporation municipal, y sc opo--
Man & esta reforma polltica del
pueblo los individuos Frank Ro-
binson, Charles Gravis, cx-She--
riff de Duval, v ell doctor Ro--
berts, los que .fueron arrestados
por el Sheriff A. w. Tobin y lle-
vados a Corpus Christi como res
ponsables dc los ascsinatos que
quedan narrados.
La contienda la empezo Ro--
binson, jefe del ComitG ejecuti-
vo democratico, quien tuvo ,in
fuerte altercado con Pedro Ez--
nal, resultando un duelo entire
todos los que formaban la mesa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-23
SentenCiadO 4 muerte en|O-
QueCidO en- 81 CeIda

= - a - . "
Ill "San Antonio Express dsl
Sabado ultimo, pAgina 4, colmn
ma primera, di6 la nota sensacio-
nal de una ejecuci6n que probn-
hlemente SO llev6 & cabo la ma
drugada dc csc sabado en- 10 pr.
sion dc Charlestown State en-
Boston, Estado de Massachu-
sets.
El REQ sentonciado & mucrse
fne Clarence v. Richeson. Va
noche, ell viernes IL del actual,
q REQ fi,6 visitado por el cape
Han de la carcel, padre Steb :
bins, v su abogado defensor WI.
liam A. Morse. En- ese momon.
to sobreyino al REQ un violerto
ataQue de delirio histerico en- Ia
zelda de la muerte, durantc 81
cual ell sentenciado sc retor4ia
OH diab6licas contorsiones, sc ar
rastrabaBpor 81 suelo y aranaba,
a,lllandosy y lastimandosc do uni
manera espantosa, como poseido
de rabia.
Sc 10 habia informado duraIitc
ell dfa que cstaba perdida toda
esperanza y que ell Gobernador
habia negado la gracia de IT,.
dulto.
Guardias de vista vigilaban 81
Zelda hacia dias, pues va cs;:,-
ba scntenciado & muertc hacfa
tempo y solo sc espcraba la ul,
TINA palabra de clemcncia Il
labios dol Gobcrnador.
sHacia 75 horas que el infeli2
condenado 4 muerte era victi-
ma Gle crueles commissioners hiatts
ricas dentro de su jaula, Y los
doctores alienistas habian decla
RADIO hallarse cl REQ Ell extreme
disturbio emotional dc locura
/ historical, ......
No otstRnte estar declarada s.,
locura por los medicos, 81 per
don 6 communication Gle la pcnl
no vino; v dcspues de suminis.
trafle I'm doctor algunos mcdirn-
mentos scdativos para calmar s.,
nnfermcdad uerviosa. ordenaror
las autoridades su cjccuci6n dos
pu6s de media nochc, ordcn 1u;
probablcmcntn Sc llcv6 & cfecto
(Pasa q Ia 5a. pagina)
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-23
U|tinnaS NOtiCias de
Ia RGvuG|td en- Mexico
Muerte de Dos COrOncbS RevOuCOnariOs

La mariana del domingo tlltimo
cl pueblo dc Guadalupe, treintl
millas al Sur dc G.. Juhrcz, fu6
capturado por una fuerza dc dos
ciontos federales, que atac6 cl pue
bio Y 10 tom6, sin mucha rcsis--
tencia de treinta rebeldes que Cor
maban ell resguardo de dicho pu4-
bio. Los fedcrales entraron /
Guadalupe & las cinco dc la ma
mana, y los pocos rcbeldes Que
ALI habia, desocuparon el pueblo,
hacienda una ligera rcsistcncia.
Los rebeldes enviaron I'm re.
fnerzo 4 Guadalupe, p 70 este .ln-
90 muy tarde, y despu6s de po--
sesionarse del pueblo los fcda O..
rales.
Sc cree que estn captura de-
Guadalupe indica que el ej6rcito
9obiernista avanza al norte con
1diras de posesionarse de Ciudaa
Juarez.
Ei presidents municipal dc Gna
dalupe, juan Navarro, hugo 4 &.
Jnarez, cuando yi6 cntrar los &c :
derales.
Dos coroneles rebeldeg muertos.
FuG admitido ya como parte
Official on el cuartel general de
Paseual Orozco el dfa 90 del ac-
tual, Que los valicntas eoronefes
rebeldes Cesar Candles Y Abelar.
do Amaya murieron en- ol dltimo
eombate de Pedrieefia, cincuen.
To millas al Sur de Torre6n. Con
Caifaleg andaban tres americanos,
Samuel Drabbin, Tracey Riohar.
olson y Homer Scott,
III segnndo de estoa manoiaba
dos ametralladorna, y el filtimo d.
ra I'm fot6grafo.
Tie destruction de Ia via y one.
maz6a dc caeas 4 10 largo del CO.
llain0 dc fiorro, he cauaado ol
aanje dc f,otas entire el C6naui
americana Ieteher v eI Seer1ta.
rio de Estado Jos6 C6rdoya, am.
bos en- oiadad chihuahua I'm eons
tegtagi6n & una protesta del C6n
sui Hetebnr contra In destruction
sle liz pfg en- que los ametticatos
fletlen parte, eptltest6 Cordova
que los reaponsablos lie esa dies
fFaeaiAn son Jos fedelales, Y Isl
notified i OfoSeo dicho Soereta
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-23
Sc aprueba e| fin
de los BandidOs
Una un VGrdadGrO Arsenal Ia Casa GARNER

Paris, Mayo l5.---Millarcs d.
personas acudieron hoy Ell auto
movies Il los alrededorcs dc No
2cnt-sur-Marne, para vcr cl tc%-
trO de la terrible lucha que Sc
entabl6 aver nntrc los bandidos
automovilistas. GARNER y Valet,
Y la policfa. Tan nuncrosos o.,
ran los visitantes, que la policia
Sc VIC obligada 4 establecer nn
scrvicio especial dc vigiIancia.
Por la vista que sc hizo hoy
Il la casa donde Sc refugiaron
GARNER v Valet, sc pudo YER
que aquella era un yerdadero M
senal. Sc recogieron varias ~
jas dc cartuchos v balas. Cer,a
dc los muros SO habia levantado
Wna espocic de trinchera, con ri.
merosas perforacioncs, la cual
0frecfa & los bandidos I'M exec
lente medic de defcnsa y ata.
que.
En- toda Francia SC ha aproba,
do unanimemente In terrible ex.
termination de los bandidos M.
tomovilistas hecha por la poll
cia en- Choisy.le-Roi v NogcnS :
sur-Marne. Ahora que han desa
parecido los iefes dc los banli.
dos alitomovi!istas Que duran!
varios Ineses aterrorizaron 4
Francia, comienzan 4 discutirse
con gran interes las circnnstan .
cias QUO provocaYon su apari
ei6n. Muchas gcntos Green duD
,os malhechores franeegeg son
ol prodnctn dc la noveiR v obras
teatraies inodcrnas. donde sc glt
rifica Ia carrora dc los crimina.-
los
I.o que se enoontr6 on la casa.
Paris, Mayo lis. Debido & ia
enorme cantidad de perBonas qui
SO dirigio hoy 4 Nonget-vSnf
Marne, las autoridades dispusie 5
ron quo nm euarpo do infanteria
~ varios policfas SO eatahIaoieraai
en- Las afueras do To casa donds
fneron aitiados Harner Y vaiet,
para impadir ,tue los euYiosos ne
netraren & elm.
nj Guiehard, jefe del cuorpo
de detectives, efeetu6 hoy mn ~.
gistro cn los diveraos departa
|nentos do Id casa, cneontrando
0ehoeienios oiaouenta frances III
bjlletes dc baneo 4uemados, etta
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-23
|Nuerte de in LuChador en-.
Ia CienCja M6diCa

La maiiana del sabado tiltiInp
Ialleci6 en- esta ciudad cl honorl-
BILE y antique residentc v funda-
dor de esta ciudad, doctor Fer !
6inand Herff 4 la avanzada c..
dad dc noventa y un amos. Fur
on vida un eminente medico y cl-
rujano, y la aosciaci6n denomina-
ia "Fraternidad de Medicos" tri.
but6 al extinto los honores d.
su funeral, Y hubo palabras dt
e,ogio para sill activa carrcra ii.
mtdico, por su laboriosidad "
continues csf,lcrzos por el bicn
de la humanidad y adelanto Glen.
!!tSfico de los que lc seguian. \
81 sic deben muchos adolantos on
Ia profession m6dica, y el doctor
!'rank Paschall dijo que a1n el
al prcaente, el finado Ferdinand
Herff era I'm m6dico aventaiado.
d pesar de haber hccho sus cstn-
:lios en- IN tempo tan atras Y
haber hecho Santos progresses Ia
ciencia medica moderna.
La bnndera del palacio muni1;
ral dc esta cindad estuvo & M.
dia asia Ell honor de su muer .
te, y la asociaci6n de m6dicos a.
$;sti0, & su funeral.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-23
OrOzCo Y Ia renunCia de Madero

La Liga dc la Defensa Social
envi6 una comisi6n de paz III
general Pascuai Orozco, proponiSn
dole 10 renuncia en- cuerpo dol
Gabineto del Presidcnte Madero v
del Vice prcsidente Jose Maria
Pino Suarez; pero Orozco repl!-
CO que SO necesita tambiGn Y cs
indispensable la renuncia del Pro-
sidente Madero, sin 10 scual no
admite tratado de paz alguno,
Indic6 que no abriga miras per-
sonales, y 10 prucba con el he.
cho de haber desaprobado ell nom
framiento de Presidcnte PROV. =.
sional de Emilio Vasquez Gj-
mez, sin previa consulta con la r.
voluci6n.
Dijo tambiGn que en- caso de
intervention, SO uniria al Presi :
dcnte Madero para la defensa IA.
cional.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-23
Fl Trio de GraCia a Maximi|ianO de-
HapsburgO
UN BUEN SOLDADO
HapsburgO

mortal; desde el Cerro de las
'Sampanas, donde di6 ell tiro ,lc
sracia a Maximiliano dc Iiaps..
burgo, Emperador de M6xic,,
hasta O"izaba, donde ahora cs
guardian del Crden constitucio !.
nal y la paz Es, pues, bastan-
te el camino recorrido. A min
gnno mejor que 4 81, puedc d..
clrcele, al rccibir In bandera, es.
tas palabras dc la Ofdenanza
"Al concederos el Amparo dc
su sombra y el Honor de poner-
la en- vuestras manos, garantizo 4
la patria, con fundamento dc Ias
virtades que os reconozco. que
como buenos y leales soldados
sabreia cnmplir vueatra prot,s.
ta."
81 20 preaeneiase tai ceremonlh
me doscubrirfa revorentc Y es.
trecharia contrito In mano de es
tc noble jefe.
Empoz6 su carrcra por huir lie
Ia casa paterna, on Morelia. pa
IA presentaree 4 las fuerzas repn.
hlicanas on Urudpam, Il las cua.
les acosaban por todo Michoacda
les imperiales del Coronel RAJ,
mon Mendez, disciplinadaa, a.
basteeidas y inagiatralmente ar.
inadas. Derrotada la tropa re-.
publioana en- Morelia, por 81 gs..
neral Ieandro M6rouez, Blarc .
1uet, ya eabo dc dragones, fus
techo prisionoro. Sc ID aareg5
como aoIdado raso Il las filas ael
eegundo batall6n lie Mtndez; ~.
10 en- ID primera o1,prtnnidad,
yoivi6 81 lado &c Ia Jsep1blica.
cfrcn dc R6gules, cn Taeambarp,
(Pasa 6 ia da, plana
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-23
(Julio 10. de 1902

Dentr0 de )Teveg dias, el pri d.
mer battalion de Quintana Roo,
denominado ahora 80 Battalion,
de destacamento EN- Orizaba. re-
cibira su bandera. En- estos item
pos dificiles, picara mas la curio-
sidad p1blica la bandora, Que el
jefe del Cuerpo, el Coronel All
rcliano Banquet: la bandera es
illamativa; Ell Jefe es humilde v
sencillo; Ia bandera es de dolores
vistosos; el color del jefe es Fl
del bronco; la bandera no tiene
pliegues nj rasgaduras, ell iefe
iieva en- el cuerpo las huellag de
dura y prolongada campaia. lo
largo tempo de servicios; In
handera flameard oil iefe con tar
do paso recorrera la Inca des.
rlegada dc sua soldados,
En- esta OCCASION, tal simbolo de
honor, que Sc tonffa a la lealtad
Y representa- To- patria, no sera
solo ell fino lienzo tricolor; In
insignia comprendera degde el
asta hasta los fl1ertes pufios que
la recjban. Rarag veces como rg.
to-, SO vera ofioiar q un militar
da temple tan puro, ante La ons =
fia naoional, 81 acto nc trocara en-
Ia aolemnidad dc nn quito. Ua
fsffnn nIp sniIHIo n1fa bn Jfoc.o ~ Il
Scr iefe de Gitarpo sin dor sal.
toa, sltbiendo paHo 4 paao n.
seflda dc fortuna de To diseipii-
.na, desde 1867, en- fa agonfa u
-fnuerte del ifnpefio, haata lios,
en que la RepnbIion es To for
ina de gobierno3 dosde In caftia
de ID PLAN de Querataro, ilas.a
Ia guerra i paoificnei6n del ya
.ani II Quintana Hoos doiMe II.
mode fipico ea implneabiemeatc
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-23
la Ma)esiad Calda'

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