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Douglas Island news., 1913-03-26

Compilations made by the Dawson News with the aid of financial men of the camp, place the output of the Klon- dike camp for the year 1912 at 5, ,250,000 in gold. The Klondike district takes iD all gold bearing streams and piacers within radius of 100 miles of Dawson.
 Hon. James A. WickeFsham, Alaska's delegate to congress, recently address ed the students and faculty members of the school of mines of the University of Washington. Mir. Wickersham is an authority on Alaskan affairs and a large mum Der of students were present to hear him.
 The Pacific Coast Steamship Curacao has been placed on what is known as the Prince of Wales island route, touch iug at Ketchikan, Rose inlet, HolbrooB, Howkan, Toekeen, Point Ellis, Port Armstrong, Rake, Killisnoo, Cape Ed wards, Hawk inlet, Sitkoh bay, Juneau and Petersburg.
 Plans are now under consideration which contemplate the bringing to Se attle as a feature of this years Potlach the spectacular Pacific coast champion speed boat races. These events are authorized by the Pacific International Power Boat association and for several years have been held at Astoria.
 On trading, hunting and exploring cruise which will carry her thousands of miles into the Arctic, past the mouth of the Mackenzie river and through Beaufort sea to Barring land, Banks island, the little power schooner Polar Bear, in command of her owner, Capt Louis Lane, will sail from Seattle April 1.
 A petition is being circulated for the signatures of the residents of Peters burg, joining the people of Scow bay in demanding assistance from the Alaska road commission for the construction of a roadway between the two com- muuities. The petition has been freely signed. The people realize the neces- sity for such road.
 San Fraucisco.-Geo. w. Stewart has been appointed musical director of the Panama-Paci6c International EXposi- tion. He is a resident of Boston, Mass, and was musical director of the St. Louis worlds fair. He succeeded in bringing the leading bands of the world to that exposition and will undoubtedly do the same for the nations celebration in 1915.
 The Forester, of Ketchikau, with an old Wrangell landmark, the Port Ad- miral, in tow, came in Sunday morning to load 60,Oo0 feet of lumber and sev- eral hundred sacks of planer shavings for the E. Wiese cold storage interests at Port Conclusion. The loading was finished Monday and the Forester and her charge went on her way Tuesday Wrangell Sentinel.
 According to David Starr Jordan, of Stanford university, the suspension of pelagic sealing, under the treaty made in 1911 with Great Britain, Japan and Russia, is entirely adequate to stay the decline of the seal herd and insure it's rapid recuperation, aud the suspension of land sealing has caused a waste of 63,0o0 male seals, which are superfuous so far as the breeding life of the herd is concerned.
Douglas Island news., 1913-03-26
President Wilson announces to

President Wilson announces to a committe of Washington citizens at the capital that he will immediately take up the Alaska question and that the fair and business like opening of it's resources has heen thoughtfully studied for some time.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02

d. G.. Dorman has gone To Bend
Ore., where he may locate. Dewey
stopped at Spokane and dined with
Dr.. and Mrs. j. D. Windell, former
| residents Of this city.
| A. A. Downing, a Norwich School
maam" spent his holiday vacation In
Niinot viewing our sky scrapers and
having glorious time generally.
Mrs. Doe of Grand Forks, visited
several days last week at the home
OF her son, Orson Doe, the druggist.
+. A. Dunn is now in charge OF
the Slocum stock and dairy farm.
Mr.. Dunn is an AL dairynlan and is
showing very satisfactory results.
A large crowl of Nfasons and their
ladies' tripped the light fantastic at
the temple New Years night, Quig-
1ey's orchestra putting forth some
of their best efforts. Luncheon was
served at II o'clock. Just at the
dawn Of the new year, the lights were
turned out and a huge electric light.
ed clock showed the hour. "Auld
Lang Syne" was sung and the dance
went on.
Mrs. Ed Sykes Of Stanley was
guest at the Chas. Weagant home
for New Years.
Word has teen received from Frank
Lyman who went 10 Minneapolis 9
week ago for an operation, stating
that 1t had been successfully perform
ed, and he expects to return in
about ten days.
Judge Davis will sentence a dozen
or more found guilty in county court,
Saturday, Jan. 4.
Ezra Allen Of Glenburn passed thru
Minot Monday enroute to Gcble,
Mich ;, his old home where he wild
visit friends three months.
Shelley B. Miller and family left |
Monday for Isawtelle, Calf. where |
they will reside. Mrs. Miller who
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02

was formerly Miss Alma Anderson
once taught music in this city. The
Millers have many friends among the
old timers here who sincerely regret
their departure,
VIM. Hecker Of Logan was attend
ing county court Monday. He re-
ports threshing still in progress at
Logan and thinks the work will be
competed by the time that spring
blowing commences. III
NJ. samuelson, of Aurelia was in
the city Monday. He will visit
friends at Devils Lake for two
months.
Isaac Williams left Mosday for San
Antonio, Texas, where he will Join
his family who preceded him several
weeks. Mrs. Williams health has
not improved much. The season has
teen more rainy than usual and he
may go to New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Young Of
Portland, Ore., visited with Bert
Young of this city Monday. They
were enroute home from the east,
where they spent two months.
H. M. Payne, the young man who
turned in false fire alarm Tuesday
night, was fined SIS and costs by
Judge Murray.
The police killed three Minot dogs
Tuesday. Tag your dog or be sure
to keep him close at your heels willie
in Minot.
Chronic Constipation Cured
Five years ago had the worst
case of chronic constipation ever
knew of. and Chamerlain's Tablets
cured me-" writes s. F. Fish, Brook.
lyn, Mich. For sale by all dealers.
chamberIain's Cough Remedy.
This remedy has no superior for
coughs and colds. 1t Is pleasant to
take. 1t contains no opium or other
narcotic. It always cures. For sale
by all dealers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02
.M|N0T BOY
CHAMPION WRESTLER
Son Of G. F. Mechler Of Royal Bar
Der Shop Wins Championship %
Pacific Fleet New Years Day.

L. W. Mechler, 19-year=old youth
and the son of G. u. Mechler, pro-
prietor Of the Royal barber shop Of
this city, won the championship OF
the Pacific feet in wrestling match
paled off On the flag ship Of the
feet at San Francisco ON New Years
day. Young Mechler sent his father
night letter stating tfat he won
the first fall in five minutes and the
second IN ID - minutes The match
was attrrde.: b. all Of the officers Of
the feet and many Of the "jackies. !"
MT. Me"rier is niue, elated over the
young mans feat and will try to n.
range q match qar him with the
states best wrestler, when he comes
home on a furlough two months
hence. The young man has been in
the navy for nearly three Year,. He
has a splendid physique.
Mr.. Mechler himself Is an old
wrestler. having thrown nineteen msn
in one evening in New York city
during his palmy days.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02
CHRISTMAS At THE

POOR FARM
Christmas day at the poor farm was
a time of rejoicing. Mrs. Pittenger
seemed to enthuse everyone with the
Xmas spirit and several were heard
to say that this was one OF their
happiest Christmas days.
yeryone there received some USE
full present, and great big treat
Each child received toys which were
much appreciated.
Miss Thompson. the teacher of the
school in that vicinity, with Mrs. Pit.
tenger's help, arranged fine program
which was rendered at he farm in the
dining room. 1t showed that the
children had careful training.
All the neighbors and two sleigh
loads from north Of town, friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pittenger. were there.
Miss Florence 1nce Of Minneapolis,
w. Mickles Of Chicago, Nye Taylor
and Ross Trumtle from stringtown.
Mr.. Hagen Of Surrey and Mr..
Thompson from Minnesota we're
among the guests.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02

during the year 1912 9O5 persons
were arrested in Minot by the police
department. OF this number, $50
were for drunkenness, 81 for vag-
rancy, Al for disorderly conduct. Is
for violation of the prohibition law,
81 for petit larceny, grand larceny,
ID assault and battery, burglary,
8 running gambling houses, disor-
derby houses. 10 unlawful cohabita-
ton and AZ drunk and disorderly. be
sides arrests for several other Of
lenses.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02
MCCOY BUYS
TAYLOR BLOCK

Paul Y. Mc';oy has bought the
White Front block from ]. B.
Taylor, located next to his pres
ent place of business adjoining
the Masonic Temple. 1t is un-
derstood that the consideration
was $4,000 and the deal was
spot cash. Mr.. Mccoy is look
ing ahead to the future, with .
view of charging his business
extensively. This is the largest
real estate transaction for some
time.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02
HARD LUCK.

A Milwaukee man has testified in
court that he cannot maintain his
family on $1,000 per year. Tough
luck, indeed. This amount would
maintain several good hardy North
Dakota families, who are among the
class Of people that get out and do
things. We suggest that this man
move to North Dakota where there II
plenty Of room and something to do
besides spend money .--Williston
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02
CHARGED WITH WHITE SLAVERY

Gary Hove Of Edge,ey appeared be.
fore R. E. Hopkins, clerk of the
U. S. court and was bound over to
the federal court. Monday afternoon,
charged with bringing two girls into
the state from South Dakota for i'm.
moral purposes. Steve Sheldon and
Henry Shaddock were also NAMED b
the charges against Hove and will be
arrested.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02
MCCOY WILL MAKE
LONG JOURNEY

Paul v. Mccoy will leave about
Jan. 10 for journey Of 10000 miles
He will visit his Texas farm and be-
fore his return will 90 to New York
city to do his buying for the spring
trade. Mr.. Mccoy is doing a re.
markedly fne business at his Mason.
ic Temple store and finds 1t neces.
sary to visit the trade centers four
times a year.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02
LARGE BOARD EY PARCELS POST

Several of the Crosby friends CT E..
R. Johnston of Tagus wrapped a
board five feet long, 10 inches wide
and one inch thick very carefully and
labeled it fragile" then sent 1t to
him by parcels post. The postage
cost them just II cents.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02
GOOD STOCK PAYS.

1t pays to raise COOL stock Of any
kind. II. j. Hecht bought pair Of
Duroc Jersey hogs last spring for
$50. a fairly ig price. However. the
pair produced ten fine young pigs.
The male hig and five Of the young
ones nave been sold for sos. besides
Mr.. Hecht received SIG for service
of the male. A good investment at.
ter all.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02

Albert Hankey Of Plentywood.
Mont, died suddenly at his room in
the G.. N. hotel at Williston from
heart failure. Mr.. Hankey and wife
had arrived to spend Christmas with
the formers brother near Tioga. De-
ceased was an old settler Of the state
and was once . partner IN the Lord
Thursby ranch at Towner.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02
ZONE OF oLAF's RIees. ;

A baby was born on Great North.
ern flyer running into st. Paul. The
parents had started from Mi.
not to beat the stork. But they
might have known better than to start
such a race from Minot .-Kenmare
Journal.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02

dollar head to winter them. In
the spring sold the wool for 500.
which made me ten per cent on the
investment. and did nit have to
bother with them at all. Then I
have 81 lambs, SO you see my flock
is nearly double. What business will
pay 100 per cent per annum?"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02

The Bottineau News tells Of
renter on a small farm, who did no
loafing and who did most Of the work
himself, cleaning up $1,000 as his
share during the past season. East
ern renters, take notice.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02
SHEEP A SAFE INVESTMENT.

Il don't see why more farmers do
not raise sheep" said J. M. Myers,
who recently bought small flock.
Last fall bought 40 sheep from Mr.
Waldref for S. head and paid him
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-02
WHAT ROTATION WILL DO.

II we'll planned rotation IS car
ried out on the farm 1t will accomp
lish the following ends:
l.. It will keep the soil in high
state Of productivity.
2. It will prevent excessive loss
es in dry years.
3. 1t will make it possible to OBJ.
tain better distribution Of farm In.
Dor.
5. 1t will decrease the unit cost
of producing farm products.
6. It will provide feed for suff!c-
lent livestock to materially increase
the profits Of the farm productivity.
POLICE ARREST sos
PERSONS IN YEAR
The report Of Chief Of Police Smith
given to the commission. shows that
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Minot Hide & Tanning Co.
sos Front st. Phone ITO Minot, N. D.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-25
Una nueva via ferrea
en- Ell Estado de
Jalisco.


En- case de que Ell Congress- dc
la Union apruebe ei contraJo &C.
Iebrado entire la Secretaria de %
munlcacloneS OoE&S FUoiica' )
ell senior IIceNclado LulS OfaJaIeS'
en- eI acJua! PerloCo ue Ne'Io-
mes muy pfonIo9' o7I"u e"'Pe|"i
los tEaoaJoS oe cohIruccIo" ue IT,
ma nueTa inca lefIea' que ue'S
"a unlr a IA poolaclon oe A-ilec"'
Ja1Sco, con 81 puerto "s La7 11~
mas.
II z dc 7@oS'" oe' aLo pio>I-
ITO paS"oo' = ''!lI9' w. {. 0''L''
to con eI senior heellcl"uo Loi'
OraJaies, para /" }
eHpIoIacIoh poI VeiIlIIlio &c 0'"l
cuenIa uo9 amos ue uli" 'I'I"
de 1errocarrll' que p"rCIGlluO ue
la pooiacion oe Alhec" oe' Eo'"-
90 &c JaIlSco' IerIaine q" 81 pue'-
10 &c Las fehaS, a'i cotiio Io0 d
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-25
Abandonaron Mexico
Dor obedecer al Pre-
sidente Wilson.

A fines de la Semana pasada
arribaron a San Diego. Cal, 139
americanos que residian en- Ell Va
lie del YaQui, Sonora, y que Sa-
Heron del pals obedeciendo ell
mandate de Su P~residente.
Los refugiados a que nos refe-
rimos hicieron publican IN extern
so documento, en- ell que nantes
taban de manera terminate que
solo habia abandonado nueStro
pals por prestar obediencia a su
Gobierno, pero que por 10 que a
ellos tocaba tai medida GARCIA
de justification, pues tanto sus
personals como sus i]ntereses ha-
bian sido respetados en- TODD pOr
federaIes Y revolucionarioS.
iComo Sc sentirian mister VIII
son V mister Bryan con estas de-
claracioncitas?
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Wilson, maestro de
Madero.

Cast no ha habido escritor pd-
blico que no haya tratado de adj
vinar los motives que obligaron
Al Presidente Wilson a no recono
Ger al Gobierno que preside ell &c
neral Huerta, y mientras unos "a
tribuyen su actitud a una cosa,
otros la atribuyen a otra. ZERO
una de las observaciones mas Gu
rlosas y que no deja de tener fun
damento, es la hecha por ell dia-
rio La Naci6n," de la ciudad
de Mexico, que Sc expresa sobre
ell particular de la manera ST.
guiente:
Made ignora que don Fran
cisco /. Madero, cuyas desventu-
ras corrfan parejas con sus des-
aciertos, pas6 su ninez y una bue
ma parte de su juventud en- la u
niversidad de Harvard, en- donde,
como es sabido, lie ensenaron to-
da clase de delicias cientificas,
desde la teoria de los a%ntropopi-
tacos hasta las fantasies de Ia
~plasmogenia, que pretende redu-
cir a una operation de qufmica el
principle misterioso de la vida.
Pero 10 que no saben todos, Y
que nosotros hemos a~veriguado
Dor informaciones veridieas de to
do punto, es que ell ioven herede-
70 de las riquezas de Parras y ell
future Presidente de la Republi-
ca Mejicana, tuvo por maestro en-
aquelIa Universidad al mismfsi-
mo Nh. Woodrow Wilson, digni-
simo mentor de aQuel Telemaco.
Con esa subita luz Sc rasgan las
tinieblas, y los actos antidiploma-
ticos de Mr.. Woodrow Wilson
quedan explicados con toda clari-
dad, y Sc descubren sus intimos
resortes, que no son otros que ell
fanatismo doctrinario y la passion
ciega del maestro Y del amigo"
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prestito, -dijo-siendo probable
que desde luego Sc pongan a la
.disposici6n del Gobierno de Me-
xico. la suma de veinte mllIones
de pesos. Naturalmente antes
de hacerlo, habra Ia necesidad de
la emission de los valores
correspondence al mismo, a e.
fecto &c que pueGen ser acepta-
por los mercados europeos'
Mr.. Roumagnac, no hizo men
cj6n para NADIA de los Estados u
nidos.
Ell banquero Sc muestra alta
mente s~atisfecho y cree que tan
pronto como sea restablecida la
paz en- toda la Repdblica Mexica-
ma. podran hacerse nuevas opera
clones f~naacieras de gran utili-
dad tanto para los b%anqueros in
gIeses como para los franceses
cuvas instituciones representa-.
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Noble hazaila de I'm guarda-via.

Sin embargo, como sospecha-
ran del guarda-via, esa misma
10 aprehendieron y aunuue
ell pobre hombre neg6 ser quien
nabfa dado aviso a afComandan-
cia Militar, los bandidos 10 ahor-
caron, asi como a I'm jovencito
hijo suyo, dejando abandonados
los cadaveres en- los arboles, a la
orilla de canine.
Bueno serfa, va que ell guarda-
via y su hijo perdieron Ia vida
Dor salvar la de centenareS de
personals, que tanto ell Gobierno
como los viajeros que en- ell tren
amenaZado Venian, reunieran al
guna cantidad para cederla a la
familia del pobre hombre, sunni
da en- la miseria mas espantOSa
en- la actuaIidad. Lo creemos de
justicia y seguramente que ell di-
nero que Sc recaude aliviara al
gun tanto las pesimas condicio-
mes por las que atraviesan los deu
dos del Unfortunate guarda-via.
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Fragment0.

IA d6nde vas, hijo mic?
combate, a la victoria:
Suena ell clarin de la gloria
pienso escribir con brio
nombre ilustre en- la historic
-Es grande tn a~trevimiento.
ell mundo 10 prOclama:
cuando la Patria nos llama
con tan noble s~entimiento
coraz6n no Sc inflama?
-jY que buscas deiirante
tras de la ruda batalla?
Yer mi bandera tciunfante
eI polyo que leyante
ell bote de Ia metralla.
Jay hijo, temo perderte.
me agita la pena fera!
ST me es adverse la suerte,
cubran mi lecho de muerta
los cheques de mi bandera.
VICENTE RIyA FaLAClo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-25

Despues de cometido su Iatro-
cinio, levantaron algunos rieles
al Norte de Los Reyes, con obje-
to de interceptar ell paso de ire
mes con tropas, desalojando des-
pues Los Reyes, en- cuyo pobla-
do no cometieron ningdn desman,
y retirandose sin cue Sc sepa ell
rumbo a donde Sc dirigen.
Tambien Sc tienen noticias of
ciales, en- las que Sc participa que
ha aparecido cerca de Ia pobla-
ci6n de Zitacuaro, una partida de
rebeldes, cuyo cabecilla Sc igno-
"a, los que no han cometido da-
nos en- la via f6rrea, nj en- otras
propiedades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-25

POcOS dlaS anteS de que el Sc
nor general don Juvencio Robes
resolviera emprender 81 vlaJe a
la capital, I'm tren de p~asaJeros
escoltado por una fuerte Seccl6n
militar que al mismo tempo Gus
todiaba parque y armamento, lba
a saIir do Cuernavaca con dlrec-
ci6n a la capital, cuando reel
bio 6rdenes telegrafcas de la Co.
mandancia Militar de Mexico, pa
"a que al emprender Ia Marcia,
10 hiciera con granGes precauclo-
mes, pues Sc habia sabido que
cerca de Tres Marias Sc encon-
traba una partida de zapatistas
en- acecho, cor el prop6sito de a.
tacar ell convoy.
En- atenci6n al Oportuno aVlso,
Sc dice que ell senior General Ro-
bles orden6 que Sc doblara ell e.
fectivo militar encargado de la
cuStodia del tren en- prevention
de un ataQue.
Asi Sc hizo Y pOr la noche sall0
ell tren; pero al llegar al punto
senalado como peligroso, el ma
quinista not6 que los rieles Sc a
brian, por 10 que Embellishments
detuvo la Marcia, evitando con
clio desgracias personales y tai
vez la perdida de cuanto los ca
rios llevaban.
Una fagina federal, Immediate
mente baj6 de los carroS y ARE
gl6 la via, la que Sc en~contraba
en- pesimas condolences pOr la
circumstance de haber sido Qui-
tadas de los rieles las placas que
los unen. Una vez subsanado eI
nal. continue su Marcia ell con-
voy, Ell cual arrib6 a la ciudad de
Mexico sin ninguna novedad.
Sc dice que Ia Comandan-
cia Militar supo 10 que los zapa-
tistas pretendian hacer, por IN
guarda-via, quien por una casua-
Iidad los sorprendi5 cuando per-
petraban su criminal intento. FL
guarda-via Sc ocult6 pudiendo YER
entonces que los z~apatistas, en-
nimero de unos ciento cincuenta,
I despu6S de haber arrancado las
pIacas. Sc ocUltaban en- ell fondo
de una barranca, donde paciente-
menta esperaron 81 paso del con-
Wy. pero cuando Sc dieron cuen-
Ia lie que en- ei mi5mo v~iajaban
gran nGmero de soidados, Y cue
Ia via era arreg!ada. huyeron
q raDidamente, no qUeriendo expo
nerse a una derrota segura.
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Carranza declara sin
vaior Ell dinero
mexicano.

Despues de recibir datos conf
denciales sobre las reservas que
ell Banco Nacional de Mexico de-
be tener para garantizar Ia emil
sion de papel moneda, las autori-
dades rebeldes de Ciudad Portirio
Diaz promulgaron IN decreto de-
clarando sin valor ell dinerO meXi-
cano y poniendo como base para
las operaciones fnancieras ia mo-
media de los EstadOs Unidos, aun
para ell pago de las contribucio-
mes de guerra. Al mismo tempo,
Sc decret6 que todaS las personals
que crucen el rio por ell puente in
ternacional, paguen un peso anne
ricano como contribution.
Los constitucionalistas, con
este acto, han pretendido sem
brar mas Ia desconhanza para
nuestros valores, pero hasta en-
ire su misma genie ha causado
nal efecto tai medida, porQue Sc
We cIaro ell afan por desmeXicani-
Ear Ia revoluci6n. no admitiendo
sino aQuello que lleve Ia marca de
fabrica de los EStados Unidos.
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A quien ~interese.

Sc necesita un professor o pro-
fesora de origen meXicano, que
pueda encargarse de Ia escuela
mexicana de este lugar, para que
ensene Ell idioma ingles.
FL interesado o interesada debe
ser competente Y s~ujetarse a
examen, dando buenas referen-
cias.
Para informes y precio, diri-
girse al Superintendent de las
escuelas en- esta ciudad.
PROF. c. SPENCER.
Lockhart, Texas.
lm-8-28-13
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Fue s~aqueada Ia esta,
ci6n de Yurscuaro.

Noticias recibidas de fuentes
ofciales, hacen saber que una
partida numerosa de rebeldes
mandada por ell cabecilla Rafael
Olivares, estuvo en- la estaci6n de
Los Reyes, Michoacan, punto f.
nal del ramal que parte de la es-
taci6n de Yur6cuarO, habi6ndose
posesionado del dinero que habia
en- Ia ofcina del EXPIRES y Ia es-
taci6n, en- pequena cantidad, pueS
eran pocos los fondos.