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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-02-12

DR.. Schmidt who was with us in
1911, and Morgan. dad" and
Mrs. Philipson will be in charge
of the kitchen as usual. a"
SO reads letter to the News
from A. 0. Kelly of ST. Louis,
who, with F. T. Marriott owns
{ amp Winnepe, the BOYS sum
mer camp on Catfish lake. In
other parts Of his letter Mr.. Kel-
Ily states that all who arc con
nected with the camp are anxious
to have summer roll around
again in order to enjoy once
more the balmy summer as it is
found only in the lake region of
Northern Wisconsin.
Camp Winnepe means much TO
the people of Eagle River. 1t
will be remembered that the
camp location was formerly the
Grand View resort and that it
was purchased by Messrs. Mar
riott and Kelley in 1912, their
second season, here. The people
of Eagle River speak highly of
the camp and its force of some
eighty boys. In their sports and
other actions they are gentlemen
and it is with pleasure that their
bright prospects for 1913 are
noted by local people.
In closing cap" Kelly states:
Don't know what we will do in
baseball this year, but will try
to put on a team that will make
you hustle to keep on top. We
intend to make our diamond one
of the finest in Northern Wiscon-
sin"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-02-12
A BIT o NOTHIN'
Nixoa Sta Feb 10th
sssss:sse:a

Nixoa Sta Feb 10th
sealing that Forester Griffith has
got the Hodag herd ! should
think it would be nice for them to
have some good hunter at each
Sect corner to keap track OF
them and 2 Forestry men at
each IS an Ii Corner. mr. Shep-
erd told me that Hodag meat
was a good Brain Food if that is
the case hope they will git a
large number of them and have
oppen season for them the year
round as i think some of the peo-
pei of Wis will mead some brain
food the way taxes is going up
and to git some Of the $1,000
road fund. it is hard job to go
on theas roads with a load If
YOU have got + horses on.
if the Amigo Journal man IS
Forester why don't he help mr.
Griffith in planting the forest. |
have sean some of the work and
i haven't sean a tree that was
planted that is alive today, and
! if anney one will come up and
see me will show them some OF
that work and will be glad to.
Suppose some traper on Lot 8
Sec 5 Town AIRS & has got a
small shack say 10 by IA and he
has to pay the state $40 per
wear for the leas of this land
what will 40 Acres be worth.
Can you fgger it up or will 1t De
done by mr. Griffith.
All the credit for the taking O.
those third and fourth prizes by
Amos Radcliffe at the recent
poultry show at Wausau IS not
due him. The latest deductions
show the man behind the prize
winners to be Radcliffe's father
in-law, Mr.. Schaeffer. He IS the
one who put them in shape tor
the contest while the Judge did
nothing but cop all the prize
money and honors.
/
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-02-12
Something for Noth'ns.

Did you ever see free show that
iidn't have some kind OF collecIion
attached TO itf
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-02-12

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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-02-12

Will the Amigo Journal and
the Milwaukee Journal correctly
hgnre up in dollars and cents
what the increase IN taxes in the
two counties will amount to and
then give it TO their readers?
Probably they willnot wonder
why Rhlnelander and Eagle
Klver newspapers are opposing
retorestration as it is to be in
northern Wisconsin
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-02-12
Drove From Rhinelander.

Walter Woerfel and John Ohlin-
ger of Sturgeon Bay drove over
land from Rhinelander Sunday
and spent a few hours with the
former brother, DR.. R. A. Woer-
fel. On their return Monday
morning they were accompanied
as far as Three Lakes by DR.
Woerfel.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-02-12
Fell Against Radiator.

During a friendly MONDAY
tussle today at the high school,
the Young son Of Robt Simmons
Of Big Bass lake was thrown
against a radiator. His scalp
was torn open an inch and a
half.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-02-12
LOCATION is CHANGED
Pittsburgh Concern Moves its
Drills from Dam and Sand
Lakes to South Side of the
Wisconse River.

The Pittsburgh concern that
during the past winter has been
operating its drills arounl Sand
and Dam lakes last week moved
its base of operations to the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-02-12
WINNEPE IN READINESS
Letter from Cap Kelley in
ST. Louis States that Camp
Prospects Look Good for
1913---To Have Some Ball
Team.

I'VE are on the job in prepar-
ing for next (thisl summers
camp, and expect to have a crowd
of lively boys in Eagle River on
Iulv 1st. Most of the old coun-
cilors will return this season;
among them are Sihler, Thomas,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-02-12

Another bill has been prepared
wherein the state will ask for a
tax levy of one-tenth of mill for
twenty years on all taxable
property in the state for the
uPkeep of the reserve.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-02-12
RESERVE BILL

FOREST RESERVE Dill
!. Determines the Boundaries
# the Proposed State For
o.t Reserve in Northern
Wisconsin.
The following bill has been
,. ,r ID aud will De presented
p.a tbr Wisconsin legislature for
u ,, n; yer, soor 1t determines
' u. boundaries of the proposed
'n' reserve which will vitality
4 o. G,.t the counties Of Forest.
. o @ul Villas, Iron and Price.
! Tbstotal acreage is 1900, 900
Id takes 81 townships from
% p% Is townships from Oneida,
% townships from Forest and
n townships from Iron and
Price.
A BILL.
70 define the boundaries of the
ornament state forest reserve.
The people of the State of Wis
cnnsin, represented III senate
and assembly, do enact as fol-
lows:
Section /. The boundaries of
tbe nermanent state forest re-
serve in the counties of Forest.
oneida. Villas, Iron and Price are
hereby defined as follows: Com
nencing at the southwest corner
Of township SO, range 3 east.
Prcecountv; thence east along
the south line of township 38 to
be eastern boundary line of For
gst county, or the southeast cor
mr. Of township 38, range IA
cas-: thence north along he east
line of range IA east to the Wis
consin-Michigan boundary line
or the Menominee river; thence
west along the Wisconsin, Michi-
Gan boundary line to the north
east corner of section 10 in town
ship A, range 4 east; thence
south on the east line of range 4
east to the northeast corner of
townshiD43, range 4 east; thence
east to the northwest corner OF
township 43, range 4 east; thence
south to the northeast corner OF
township Al, range 4 east; therce
east to the northwest corner OF
township Al, range 2 east; thence
south to the southwest corner of
township II range 2 east; thence
east to the northwest corner OF
township41, range 3 east; thence
sou h to the southwest corner of
township SO. range 3 east or the
point of beginning, excepting
from the same the folio wing:
/. Lands within the limits of
any village or city.
?. The following townships or
portions of townships:
a. Township SO, range 6 east.
b. The south half of nship
10, range 6 east.
c. The east two-thirds oftown-
ship 50, range 9 east.
d. The south two-thirds OF
township 38yrange 10 east.
e Township SO, range II east
f. Township 40, range 10 east
9, The north two-thirds OF
township fl, range IL east.
Section .. The state board of
forestry shall not purchase any
lands in the counties of Forest,
Oneida, Villas, Iron and Price
outside of the boundaries of the
permanent forest reserve as de-
hned in Section l of this act.
Section 8. This act shall take
effect and be in force from and
aiterlts passage and publication
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-23

Miss Lucia Sloan. Of Wash
ington Terrace, IL announcing
her engagement 70 Mr.
Henry II. Hopkins. Mss Sloan
is = graduate Of Mary Institute
and Of Gouchsr College. BsIsi-
more. where see wa- \ school
mats Of Miss Jessie W iLsou, whom
she entertained last spring. She
i daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
James NJ Sloan. of Washington
Terrace Lr- Hopkins. who u
Treasurer OF the American T-us,
Co. u a member OF the Cniver-
sat- Club. the City Club and the
Meraree Canoe Club The wed
ding probably vii be n hoEs
ewenf of December or January.
+ Tie a11ve a715uucsmen
wnich appears 10 ! st. Louis pa
per will De read with much Irter'
est by many Oxford ciGlzens Tn
fair brsds-slset i the daughter q
orr former towHsraa. Sfr Ne
Sloan. Her mother vas Miss
Nolcre Carter. a natlve af Oxford
and one oE her lovetisss Gaugh-
ta-s. The os=E wIsz=s of = hast
Of friends = -Ztea1sd for the fE-
.zre Of this eouEle-
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-23

The Jones Bros World Toured
shows are conIsg % Oxford on
Oct 30th- Thls circus CONES wei
spoksn of by the press n
G 1ss visited and = known as t. 3
w9rsf's newest. best ant most pr
gressive tented exhi5isisn- None
cut the highest priced and best
performers known 70 the sra&
surld are employed winch q a.
snsses 70 it, paE-ons TIE E'fs oesl
exhibition the anusansnl owing
public ever had prss~ntea % us
notice. En1ors-.f ~ press and
pulpit a.Iks ~ iisa-class. rem
ed and norsF = vel as educa-
rioraI @rhsbiuaa- G-and street
r-wssw - i4Se place ~ O'Clock
IN r. ualz =SresE- Free exh5oi-
urr sakaz place O. the show
lanps s- go sn8<p- Perform
ca stars At : sad ) pm.
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-23

The Tines Press force nevsr
lost a more valuable or q more
appreciated heIper than Greedy
KfrxpatrIex- tie j. sober. steady
honest. capable and industrious
and best II all its suugly and
rlsa-antIy into the shop and all
IL belongings. Helposses pics
porous plus the easmie current
flowed through his being, had
had IDEAS and developed them.
dreamed dreams and made them
come true and wa cocgrasulaie
Mrs. Thompson Of the Oxford
Eagle upon getting him En1o her
shop family
We have not had such = shock
since Joe DIcSey went axayr al
these years ago to accept aiEcs'
the highest place in the Elschaal'
cal GepartmeEt Of the News SciEn
tar. But Ike we we're gi1a Joe
We ar glad % see G-eesy % u
hignet. gas a better position ma
towns of Auory : class can giFe
a pGsigssn that his growth a
talent a1E1tlss tim To-
: La : feat that any shcp ri
: wel e prpgsi of - have gFas-a q
: rE0 such ig1ss n lie rriaE saa
w0rl4 as ice Il 1ston Di-key az
. Grse.y Carnelus Esrxpasricx < N
Z we are prurd of t1ezl and tIon
: rsinH SAYING 80. The world ~
hea- from these boys Our stss
Ings are ur9a them. ana We wlsl
f3r them . hln- LIE of content
uent blessed v.1-h asalz.1- Phi.
t-...-.- t. n-n.s.
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-23

By local application. IS they canEot
reach Ehe diseased portion OF the ear.
There Is ouiy one way to cure deafness
and that Is oy constitutional remedies
Deafness Is cau-est by an ildamest con
difion OF the mucous lining Of the Erss-
tsaehlan Tube " hen this tube il in
famed you have rumbAng s9und or
imperfect hearing and when iE i entire
" closed Deafness ID the result and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tubs restored to lis n0rraaI
CONDITION, hearing viii be destroyed
forever, nine cases one Of ten are eaus-
ed BY CaEarrh, which is nothing but Al
indan1ed coalition Of the mucous sur
faces
We viii give One Hundred DoIlers
for any ease Of Deafness feansed BY
ear1rriAJ that cannot becured By Hal
Cararrn Cure. Send for circulars free
FL CHENEY s Co Tolsdo,
Sold by Druggists 75e-
Take HaL's Family Pills fur eonsti-
FatSsn-
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-23

Su bscroe for TBE EAGLE.
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-23

Every wonzan VINO Is rroa5Ied with
faintiag AMI Gizxy spel1s- baexzen,-.
headache, weakness. debility, conssi-
parrlon or kidney rr0usles sh0uld Use
Eiectri= siErsrs They give relief wher
n.1thing else VIII, improve tie health,
aiding .rreagrh- ant vixor from tn
first dose. Mrs Laura Gaines. VI
Avuc.s, La. says. -Four doctors had
given me up and my ehIdrsn and all
my friends were Iaakizs.- tor me TO die,
wheu my <oE insisted tass I use EIec-
rrigs I did %, ard theg h1ve dome u.s
q. world OF good p Jnst Frv them. SEC
ard ~ at zil druggists or BY mail
BG.klen s Co., FEilSsialph Bs
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-23

For Fresh Meats phone Hug
gins a. the South Street Market.
Phone $50.
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-23

l. zE3e- 80 Eacgt tsoaEleScrr<
ss.i,-s. Yca ka0w 4 4 vou
So szz a45 4nT kiz5 cf sksn
s,, Ees theF al give VIZ.
.ssyare1z. every L1St onE-CvS-Y
-ssy, KAY. ftckinS, erurtlvs kird
5.sxzzz OK the -kn-when Ycu
r-sat f-r-1 70 4 tnx cf
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-23
HUNTS CURE,

wSG rvtte5 n Noshing hx< Il -
MAKE the .klu healthY 1nd smooth
and Erx< fzc1 sting, or it<h or GAN
Pr;-z IS u Sxnfz 4 eox Ind org tcx
< z l1-1nt1<5 20 eurg lEvone c1se
or yoa GET YOUR MONEY
BAlE-
Asx Your DruSzizt TOR Hunt's Css-c
SOLD BY A. H kENDEL-
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-23

Go To IN on Z Co., now and
get your supply Of fresh Rye
Seed Now IS the tine to SOW
your winter Rye ard Chiffon (
Co.. never forget TO have fresh
seed lust atthe time you need them
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-23

A#tai FE@Ak7 li34.4
TIE above land was worked
under the directions * he Illinois
+ Cen-al Railroad Company's
.sulnstra.or. Nr. II. RIcby.
u laiIrial to the corn and peas
cred < ct the above ten acre
$50 gathered eight oads Of
rar2Ens- There = also 500 or
81 alQnds of un-athsred cotton
TIA. - not contained Ia this re-
rlrc The above lands we're wors
Al cotton last year ard would
PROD ice about . bushels OF eoru
Do acre unter ordinary cultiva-
-.- and favorable seasons ard
1-aIced about half a bale Of cot
-- 1er acre. TIE above crop
vas -aised in the face Of Eve
Fs~ss drought but under the skill
a q 1nagsmeat 0f Ar. RIgby. the
above results we're obeai1ed.
SEarn to before the undersi-u
sd NJtary Puplie. that the above
j. a rue and correct starsment.
THIS the 2iss day Of October. 1913
q. +. BowLEs.
PsrsoualIy appeared before ne
the XncsrsiSuss1 Notary Pabtc.
g. E. Bow - ws0 makes oath
that The above : a true and cor
rect statement
GEoRGE M. KNIGHT.
Notary Publlc-
NJ commission expires May
IS, l9I6-
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-23


Miss Laura Eades spent q few
days IN town this week.
Mrs P. W. Rowland Is visiting
relatives IN Cof=eevIIIe.
Everybody enjoyed the two
days Of the County Fair.
TIE walls Of the new Opera
House are fast going up
Mr. Chandler worIey has re-
turned to MS hoce in Ackerrnan.
Marshal A. VI. Seorer vas in
Oxford few days the past week.
Mrs ]. B. worIey Ief. Monday
TO visit her mother IN Water VAL
ley
Mrs. P. Z. Matthews has resurn
ed from = visit 70 her neice At
Ecru-
Miss Ella Pegues has returned
from = visit ID her brother in CO.
Iuubus-
The rew front 10 r H McET-
roys business house il very mach
admired.
As- l. A- o1One' OF AsG G2nis-
= spending TIE week with rela-
So1sas-sIln -s .-.ss 'ns s1oes nc1ice
- sAata''@s - -1'e : ass were sef!
80 $50 E-aoes ieas rriaiy
- St--5'nr al1-' - esaen N Tie
fa'--e sloos-
Mrs George KEYS q visiting
ne, oeoener. MI Hugn wallace
~ " - A4as 1'4s
Mr. and Mrs. G., W. Bufalne,
ST., have returned froc1 . pleas
Lrs- Z W. Ponsing. OF Cnseagc
: tHe guess et MS Aaiey, 4rs-
SPARKS and Mss Cannon-
W. e. u whfrahaad- Of Ia
fsyetse Springs Palo IHk EAGLE
ONCE Pleasant visit Iuesoay-
Hrs D- Stnv.I1 of sarsi- Ard
NJ Ps.,ia co-bs ~ G-arals.
- -sf.sfvz. !, 0xfo-,s So
day
u- Da-;. Rn.ts- .,a EssIs .or
- pa,Is- -a.r,-,aS S.s--.,.,
f-nr, . nIsasant visir ~ DsI .son
IT,
" San S,,tassr-r h.s hssr
49, IN e. rass -. w.Es -,
...-,s r ;,--,~;,- - -
fsw 5avS
ofN.sn--Iia T.n- - =
80 ~ 80 NJ = 3
Isavan
Miss Clara Lee Hampton an,
Oxford eagle., 1913-10-23

Buy your seed from r R. Chil
ton 4 Co.. and you VIII be sure 70
get fresh Seed Remember they
give s. in gold for ths Ia1gest
furnip raised from seed bd1ghi
- shesEs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-11-06
Protesta.

Nuestro corresponsal en- Sc
gum. Texas, nos remite una ener
gica p~rotesta, quejandose de 10
haberlo hecho oportunamente las
sociedades mutualistas, contra
los asesinos del Sr. Jose Ricondo,
de cuyo case va dimos noticia a
nuestros l~ectores en- nuestro nu-
nero anterior.
Nuestro referido corresponsaI
pide que TODD ell rigOr de Ia ley
caiga sobre los asesinos del Sr.
Ricondo, quien dice era una de
las mas fuertes columnas de Ia
Logia Caballeros de Honor Vic
toriano Zepeda" y de Ia R. Socle-
dad Amigos del Pueblo.
Queda servido nuestro cores
ponsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-11-06
In complot contra el
General Huerta.

La noche del microbes de Ia Sc
mana pasada Sc presentaron a las
autoridades de la ciudad de Me-
Xico dos mujeres que aseguraron
estaba tramandO un com
plot para ase5inar al Presidente
de ia RepUbIica, Oral. Vicroriano
Huerta.
Las mencionadas mujeres de-
clararon que varios individuos Sc
habian acercado a elias ofreci6n-
doles mil pesos por que invitaran
a su casa al General Huerta, don
de aprovecharian la oportunidad
para asesinarlO: pero que elias no
habian acceptable Semejante pro
posici6n.
Los indiViduos a quienes elias
acusarOn como autores de Ia cons
piraci6n, fueron Embellishments
arrestados por Ia policia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-11-06
Notas de Waco, Texas.

FL q del pasado Octubre tuvo
Iugar en- el kindergarten MeXica-
no. una Iucida fiesta escOlar a Ia
que conCurrieron las familias mas
distinguidaS de la colonia meXi-
cana. saIiendo todos cOmplacidos
de- festival, cuya parte ~Iiteraria
Y musical NADIA dei6 que desear.
La iuventud mexican de
Waco Sc divierte a cuerpo dc rcy.
y 10 prueba ell anjmado bale que
tuvo Iugar en- Ia Hosteria dc IA
Sra. Francisco Nu5oz. ei domin-
90 antepasado, en- eI que, enme-
dio de Ia mayor algeria, Sc ba.I5
haste as dos de Ia manana del
lunas. Que si@an div.ru&ndose.
Los amigos del Sr. Remigio
Trevino, empIeados de "a ComPa-
MIA de Tranyias de Waco, estar
muy consternados por la repenli-
ma desaparici6n de dicho senior,
puas de5de ell p de ctubre no Sc
lie ha vuelto a yer en- dicho punto
Y de Made Sc despidi6 a ma
charse.
Ell Sr. Luis F. Sed obsequi6
a sus numerosas amiStades con
IN hermoso dia de campo, que
tuvo lugar en- Cameron Park
ell ultimo s3bad0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-11-06

los que. a semejanza del dios de
la guerra de nuestros aborigenes,
solo Sc alimentan de sangre, de
exterminio y de matanza.
Cuando Ell pueblo meXicano Sc
compenetre de sus obligaciones;
cuando Sc Iibre de esta orgfa de
sangre y destruction a que Sc ha
entregado desde hace tres amos,
vera con verdadero espanto las
hondas y dolorosas hueiIas que
sus arrebat0s y sus iocuras han
dejado en- ell cuerpo hecho trizas
de nuestra patria, y odiara mas
que nunca ell candidate, oponien-
dose con todas sus fuerzas a que
surja de nuevo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-11-06
LAMUERTEDELC AUDILLAJE

Poder Supreme de la RepGblica
del audaz Caudillo, que una vez
encaramado en- el dorado sill6n
presidential, llama aun grupore-
ducido &c sus amigos, en- cuyas
manos pone Ia administration y
los destinos de Ia patria. olvidan-
dose por complete de los iIusos,
que derramaron 81 Sangre y eX-
pusieron sus vidas para que eI y
los suyos llegaran 4 la reaIlzaclon
de suS ambiciOnes.
En- ell yiolento descenso politi-
co de don Felix Diaz, vemoS Ia
muerte del funestisimo caudilla-
ie. que desde principles de la In
dependencia consumada por Itur-
bide apareci6 en- Mexico, con la
algarada del Sargento Pho Mar
cha, la cual di6 pOr resultadO la
elevation de Iturbide al Primer
Imperio, Y cuyo tragico fin no fu6
suficiente para evitar one nuevos
caudilIos Sc aduenaran del poder
por medic de cuarteIaZoS, intri-
gas y promesaS al pueblo. Perc
los tiempos han cambiado; enme,
dio del caos en- cue esta sumergi-
da la Republica pOr su guerra in,
testina: entire ell ruido de Ia fusi,
leria, ell rugir de los canones Y e
Y ell estruendo de los edifciOs que
Sc derrumban por ell incendio {
por la piqueta revolucionaria; er
medic de csc caos, repetimos, flo,
ia IN anhelo, I'm deseo muy ar,
diente, una aspiration muy alta.
JUsTICIA, y la ~jusCicia vendra pc.
seIe a Quien lie pese, Y empezar5
como ha empezado va, matandc
ell candidate, arrojando esOs lido,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-11-06
Pedro Rodriguez.

Es ell nombre de IN meXicano
cue fu6 muerto a balazOs por ell
ayudante del Sheriff de Rosebud.
Texas, a cuya muerte nos re-
ferimos en- nuestro numero ante
riOr.
La persona que nos ha revela-
do ell nombre del muertO, nos di-
ce que ocho dias antes tuvo Iugar
una sangrienta rina entire dos me
xicanos, de la que result6 muerto
Gregorio Rodriguez; agregando
como comentario, que con Ia
guerraien Mexico y las rinas en-
Texas, los mexicanos marchan al
exterminio de la raZa."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-11-06
Matrimonio en- Seguin.

Ell 26 de octubre uItimo tuvo ii
gar en- Seguin. Texas, ell matri-
monio de la senOrita Amalia Gar
cia con ell ST.. Gregorio Pima, apa-
drinando a la joven pareja, ell Sr.
Manuel Z. Rend6n'y Ia senorita
Maria Davalos.
Una vez terminada la ceremo-
MIA matrimonial, a la que concu-
rrieron distinguidas familias de
la localidad, los recien casados to
maron ell tren para Galveston,
donde pasaran su luna de miel.
Les deseamos muchas felicida-
DIES en- su nueva vida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-11-06

Todo ell mundo ha c~ensurado Y
con mucha raz6n, Ia equiToca con
Quota Observable por 81 General
don Felix Diaz, quien, telhe-
roso de imaginarios o reaieS pen
gros, ha buscado abrlgo OaJo ID
bandera de las barras y las estre-
Has, en- los precisos momentoS Ell
Que Ell pals entero esta en- expec-
taci6n de una inminente crisis en-
las r~elaciones internaciOnaies de
los Estados Unidos y Mexico, cri-
sis que, dado ell estado agudo a
que hac llegado los acOntecimien
tos, bien podria resolverse en- una
guerra entire los dos paises.
N~osotros, atentos a la r1archa
politica de nuestra Patria, Ia que
sinceramente no deseamos Sc yea
envuelta en- los actuaies momen-
tos en- I'm lucha international,
no solamente nos hacemos eco de
la opinion general que censura Ia
conducta de don Felix, sino que
vemos en- su violenta cafda del
pedestal que lie habian tornado
IN numeroSo grupO de amigos y
admiradores, declarandolo su eau
dillo, I'm saludabIe ejemplo para
ell porvenir Y Ell comienzo de una
nueva era fatal para los caudillos
que tanto han abundado en- nues-
ira patria, Y que con faISas pro-
mesas Y p~atrioterOs halagoS, a
rrancan del surco al labrador Y
del taller al Obrero, para CONVEX
tirlos en- soldados de una causa
que elloS llaman libertadOra Y
santa; pero que en- ell fOndO no
lleva mas miras nj persigua mas
fines que Ell encumbramientO a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-11-06
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