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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-11
APPEAL OF CHARLTON
MAY Go TO PRESIDENT

JERSEY CITY. N. j., June 11.-Por-
ter Charlton's fight to prevent his ex-
tradition to Italy for trial for the
of his wife in Lake Como
three years ago may be continued.
despite the Supreme Courts ruling.
Counsel for Charlton may appeal to
the President or the secretary of
State. Whether this viii be done will
DE left to Charltons father. who is
now in Porto Rico, to decide.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-11
PLANS TO MAKE PRECIOUS
STONES FROM GARBAGE

CINCINNATI, o., June 11.-Whils
he is not chemist Sergeant of De-
tectives Pottebaum last night was not
impressed with the scheme of Will
chemist. of Comas. Idaho, and who
said that he had a process whereby
precious stones could be made from
garbage.
The detective was offered stock in
company which Mclaughlin was
organizing and of which. the police
claim he has sold many 800 shares.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-11
FLOWERS DIsPLAcE COFFIN

lSpechai 10 tne newark sthr.I
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., June IL
Miss Alexcenah Thomas, noted
educator, who formerly resided at.
Harrisburg. Pa, died last night at
the home of Postmaster Robert M.
Willis, her brother-in-law, in Pleas
antville. In compliance with her
last request Miss Thomas's body. in
stead of reposing in a casket, was
completely covered with flowers, of
which she was passionately fond, and
streamers of flowers served for the
usual crepe emblem at the door of
the Willis homo.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-11
WELLS HAS CLASS DAY

AUBURN, N. Y, June 11.-Class
day was observed yesterday at Wells
College. The new president, the Rev.
DR.. Duncan Kerr Mcmillan, and Mrs.
Thomas j. Preston, formerly Mrs.
Grover Cleveland. took part in the
festivities. At the Alumni Associa-
tion's annual meeting 1t was an
nounced that leading members, in
Guiding Mrs. Preston, will try to raise
a $500. 900 donation fr4adz
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-11
coNvIcTS' AUTO HITS BOY
IFrom a stnff Correspondcnt.l

TRENTON, June 11.-Abraham
Carver, IA years old, of 2S2 North
FEEDER street, was run down by a ton
and half auto van carrying prison
ers from the State prison to their
daily employment of road building.
Young Carver was removed 10 Mer-
Ger Hospital, where it was reported
his injuries were not serious. Arnold
Wimpenny the driver Of the truck,
was placed under arrest and released
IN $500 bail,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-11
BOMB KILLS ONE MAN

LISBON, June ia bomb was
thrown yesterday during the process
sion which is held annually with a
fete to commemorate Luis Vaz de
Camoens, the prince of Portuguese
poets. One person was killed and
thirty three injured. The man who
threw the bomb was wounded He
and several others were arrested.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-11
NEW WALTZ FOR AsBURY
Especial to the Newark star.I

ISUVNhHH 10 tFEt 4NN FFsfN SfHFsI
ASBURY PARK, N. j., June H.
The tango and the one-step are ap-
proved, so far as the dancing mas
tiers of the National Association are
concerned. These dances will be
demonstrated during the convention
of the masters here, it has been an
nouneed. together with other new
society" steps which masters have
invented. One of these, the Venus
waltz" is a variation of the "hesita-
ton waltz.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-11
TRIAL is POSTPONED
Especial to the Newark star.l

ISpeciNI 10 Inc NeWHfK StAT'I
OCEAN CITY. N. j., June 1.-THE
trial of william s. johnson, vice-di-
rector of the Cape May Board of
Freeholders. indicted on the charge
Of illegally accepting money in At
lantic City. which was to have been
started in Mays Landing yesterday,
has been -postponed fox q Week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-11
TAX NOTICE.

You are hereby required to return the totsl
value of your personal property az held On
the twentieth day of May 70 the board =.
Assessment and Revision Of Taxes, az snelr
Office in the City Hall. on or before ny
thirtisth day Of June next. and in no Gag
will any abatement be made for indepteoss
to be exempt from taxation unless the law 10
strictly compiled with.
Board OF Assessment arid Revision OF Taxes
JOHN l. CARROLL. President
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-11
ONE KILLED, ONE HURT. IN AUTO

FREMONT, Wis, June 11.-Donald
Conner. "a years old, son. of former
Lieutenant-Go W. D. Conner,
a graduate Of the University Of Wis
consin, was killed, and Miss Nora
Braun, Of Oshkosh, was perhaps
fatally injured in an automobile ac-
cidept peay here last nights
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-15
THE SHERIFF'S
PROFIT !. IS | CUT
Sheriffs Are Not Allowed to
Make Contracts to Feed
Prisoners = f4Fa

OLYMPIA, Aug. 14.-According to
an opinion given TO the state bureau
of inspection by John M. Wilson, as.
sistant attorney general, county sher.
iffs are not allowed to make profit
from the feeding Of prisoners, are
not authorized to make, contracts with
the county for feeding prisoners In
their charge and are not allowed to
make a profit from feeding federal
prisoners who are temporarily In
their charge.
The opinion says that the county
commissioners are the CONTRACTING
agents Of the county and that the
sheriff is not allowed to make con.
tracts. and that II any are made
with the federal authorities it must
be through the commissioners.
This opinion is expected to put q
stop to a practice that has been uni.
versal in, this state for years, and
means that sheriffs will in the larger
places no longer be able to make
small fortunes out of feeding prison.
ers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-15
Locks UP
RECORD J
L. N. Jones Gathers Evidence
IN Hoquiam Against J. {.
Sinclair Of Arlington

HOQUIAM, Aug. 13.-Because o1
his activities with the l. w. w. In
this city the early part Of 1912. and
his alleged anarchistic beliefs. citizens
Of Arlington have undertaken to have
the teachers license Of j. c. Sinclair
revoked by the state board Of edu
cation. Sinclair has been recently
employed by 'the school board of Ar.
lington to teach in the schools OF that
city.
L. N. Jones Of Arlington, spent
several days in Hoquiam this week
gathering evidence and af1idavits rel
ative to Sinclair to present to the
state board. the purpose Of his worl
being to show Sinclair is not fit te
person to be training children.
Sinclair was teacher in the Ho
quiam schools in 1912, when trouble
with the l. w. w. occurred here. HI
was actively associated with some O.
the leaders.
Affidavits from city and school dis
trict officials, from business men ant
parents were gathered by Mr. Jone'
and will be presented to the stat,
hoard Of education this week.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-15
HoDGDON BUILDING
COMPLETED IN MONTH

HOQUIAM, Aug. 1.-THE Hodgdon
building on Eighth street, between
j and X streets, will be ready for
its occupants by the first week of
September, according to a statement
made yesterday by Contractor Ed
Hannah. Work has progressed rap
idly since the arrival from Los An
geles of. the handsome glazed cream
brick for the front, and there will
be no more delays until the building
is finished. The cost of the building
completed will be about $4,000. .sa
The building is so by 120 feet in
dimensions and will provide for two
store rooms on the ground floor.
The upper floor will be devoted to
offices. A six.foot stairway leads to
the second floor. Provision has been
made so that more stories can be
added when needed. The foundation
and walls will suffice for a 10-story
block. " 4@ @
The south storeroom will be occu-
pied by the Variety store. which, un-
der its present owner, w. L. Leigh
ton. is now located on I street. The
north room will contain one Of the
finest confectionery and Ice cream
parlors, H. T. Pierson. the prophet
or, states, in the Northwest.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-15
LAND BOARD
|lNYOKESNEWLAW
Extends Time for Removing
Timber in Case of Stearns
s's'L Lumber Company

OLYMPIA, Aug. 13.-The 1913 law
permitting the extension of the time
in which lumber company must re-
move from land leased from the state
was utilized for the first time today
when the state land board granted
the Stearns Lumber company one ad-
ditional year in which to remove the
timber from eighty acres of Chehalis
county land. g b.
Under the old law five years was
all that could be allowed. The new
law provides that this may be ex.
tended not to exceed five years, with
an annual rental Of $3.50 an acre.
The new law is designed to allow
the state to continue to collect taxes
on the standing timber and rental on
the land, at the same time doing a
favor to the lumberman, who has
been unable to remove his timber.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-15
AGRICULTURAL
e DEVELOPMENT
Aberdeen and Hoquiam Bust
nessmen Visit Farmers Of
Humptulips Valley

About Is visitors from Grays Har.
bor cities were guests of Humptulips
and Quiniault valley citizens yester-
day at luncheon at Humptulips city.
The affair was held at the Humptulips
school house and was attended by
about $50 persons in all. 1t was pri-
marily meeting to hear an address
by C. L. Smith, agricultural expert Of
the O.-W. R. & NJ, but 1t was also q
"get acquainted" meeting for both
hosts and guests. In every way the
affair was success. In all, 1S autos
were packed on the grounds of the
school,, Business men Of Hoquiam and
Aberdeen, many accompanied by their
wives, went out to meet their neigh.
bors of the country. Seven cars, all
loaded to capacity, from Hoquiam,
nine from Aberdeen, and two from ter.
ritory between this city and Hump
tulips, were in line. It was the first
visit to the district for fully half the
party.
The last auto load arrived at Hump.
tulips about 1880 o'clock and within
a few minutes all whom there was
room for, about 125, sat down at the
long tables set in one Of the rooms
on the first floor of the school build
ing. It was called chicken dinner.
To say the tables groaned under the
load Of eatables would be trite, but it
would be telling the plain, unvarnished
truth to say that most of the Harbor
visitors some 40 minutes later we're
groaning under their loads of said
viands. 1t was some dinner. appar-
emily the only regret with most peo-
pie from Hoquiam and Aberdeen
there seemed no difference between
cities on this score either-being lack
of capacity.
The gathering was notable one, as
1t is seldom SO large q crowd can be
gotten out at one time from the Har-
bor cities. and especially at the va
cation season, when so many persons
are away. Several came down from
Quiniault to attend and hear Mr..
Smith.
Organization for farketing purposes
was the burden Of Mr.. Smiths address
which was listened to with great
deal of interest by all present. From
Humptulips he hurried back and went
to the East End last evening.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-15
MoNTEsANo DEvoTEs
DAY TO ITS PICNIC

MONTESANO, Aug. 13.-Montesa
no was like a graveyard most OF yes.
terday on account Of the business
mems picnic. Those few county Of
ficials and others who had to remain
in the city spent the noon hour help
ing the business men celebrate. II
is estimated over 1000 people took
dinner in the shade of the maple and
alder grove back of the old race
track, and all afternoon there were
sports and contests. Even some Of
the mills shut down for the event.
Everything was free.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-15
SMALL BABY DROWNED
IN CREEK At ocosTA

Burton Smith, the 18-months-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Smith of
Ocosta, was drowned in Redmond
creek, at Ocosta Monday night. The
child was playing near the slough
and had been out Of his fathers
sight but a few moments when he
slipped in. Efforts at resusciation
failed. pt
The funeral was held Tuesday at
Ocosta, Rev. F. F. w. Greene of Alb
erdeen officiating. Besides the SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have one other
child, . little girl. f n
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-15

Modern Printing ct Moderate prices
Aberdeen Printing Co. &
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-15
BIG SHIPMENT OF GOATS

MONTESANO, Aug. 14.-C. H.
Clemons, well known logger, has re.
ceived shipment Of 500 goats from
Yanhill county, Ore, to be turned
loose on his logged.off land farm
which he is clearing. Extensive slash.
ing was done on. the place last year
and Mr.. Clemons is using the goats
to keep down the growth. -.'. 'e
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-15
WAGON UPsETs WHEN
'h1f TEAM rs FRIGHTENED

H. w. Wetherald, with Mrs. Weth-
erald and two daughters. narrowly es-
capped death Tuesday, as they were
approaching Aberdeen in wagon
from the Wishkah valley along the
river road. The horse driven by
Mr.. Wetherald was frightened by an
automobile truck and backed over
the embankment, the party in the
wagon saving themselves by jump
Ing. tl
This place was the scene Of bad
accident last year. Mrs. Wetherald
and her daughters suffered painful
bruises and required physicians
care.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-15

The latest way Of wearing a watch
II on the instep. A fashionable Jewell
er Of London lately advertised the
new mode. with an illustration show
ing how the watch 10 fastened like
q rosette to the shoe. He did not tell
how to consult the watch. The pic.
ture showed the IL o'clock mark toward
the side OF the foot. 80 presumably you
have to lift your foot up with your
hands or sit down cross legged when
ycn want to know the time.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-15
MAchlAvELLrs MoRALisms.

All enterprises to be under
taken should be for the honor Of
God and the general good win Of
the country. eia
In well constituted govern.
ments the citizens fear more to
break their oaths than the laws
because they esteem the power
Of God more than that Of men.
Even in war but little glory
Is derived from any fraud that
involves the breaking Of a given
pledge and Of agreements made.
N 1t Is impossible to believe that
either valor or anything praise
worthy can result from a dis
honest education or an impure
and immodest mind.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-15

CONTINUED on page y
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-14
Aepasoa1ientes cayo ell podor de
inu ooustitucionalistas.

La eiudad dc Aguascalientes c
v6 on podcr de los Const'tnciona"
listns ostos dias. No pucdo pre-
cisarBe que dia, porque los alam-
bres telegrAficos estan cortados
Y las noticias 80 transmiten por
corrco en las zonos intcrrumpidas
Los federalcs en- Aguasealientcs
hicioron una defensa terrible, ba-
rriendo cen la arti!leria desde sus
sortinea multitud dc combatientea
constitucionalistns pero 6stos au
mentaban sus filas con continues
rcfuerzos hasta que In rcsistencia
federal Qued6 vcncida.
la victoria c0st6 cara, pero los
iefcs federales probablemepte fue
ron pnsados por las armas,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-14
Il Canal de Pana-
ma |iSto para pa
safe de barC0s
en- DiCienbrG

Con el rapido avancc de los
trabaios de cxcavaci6n en- cl ca
nal lie Panama por medic de
treinta Y cuatro palas de vapor
que eXcavan ochocientas mil var
das cubicas de terra Y piedra al
mes tn la secci6n de la Culebra.
muy pronto auedard ri canal cx
pedito q la navegaci6n, v para
ell ID del proximo Octubre po-
dram pasar pOr el canal media >,
mas embarcaciones, Y para Diciem
bre grandes barcos. El dique I'll
timo que va 4 ser derribado por
dinamita para permitir cl paso
de las aguas del mar pOr el ca
nal, scrd el de Gamboa. Y enton-
ces rntraran las ounce dragas de
cor0ncl Goethals, las que eXcava
ran million y medic de yardas Gu
bicaS de lOdo por mes. Este di
Que sera derrumbado ell dia 10
del 3r6ximo Octubre.
q los ingcnicros Sc apuram por
terminar prOnto 81 canal, y cstan
empicando chorrOS dc aqua
grand preston sobre los picOs Y
&imas de las Tomas 4 los lados dc
La zonH del canal, dosbarutandolas
y dcrribandolas adentrO del le
cho de aUucl, y despues sacan los
derrumbes y son arroiados Il lar
ga distancia por dragas autornati
cas-. calculando que cstos materia
les no pucden ser acarreados 0tra
vez ror las lluvias al canal.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-14
El traidor Felipe Castro.

Ell traidor Felipe Castro anda
ba cn Magdalena, Sonora. to-
mando lista de varins sohOritas
sjmpatizadoras de la causa consti
tucionalista con ell deliberate fin
de cntrcgar csta lista al 0dioso gc
neral Olcda; pcro cuaudo mas o
cupddO estaba Ell esta nefanda In
Dor, I'm captain de dichn villa
10 castigh seVeramentc, Y ii trai-
dor hny6 al mOmcnt0 para otra
parte, temiendo mayores con
cuer"ias de una manifestation
popular.
Bien hecho, Il los que tiencn cl
cinismo de dcnunciar i las mu.,
ieres. NADIA mas iusto que darIes
azotcs por bajos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-14
Sc reconocera la beligerancia.

Los detalIcs que di0 ell Senador
Bacon son mas extensos, pero bas
tan los cXpuestos para formar idc
de In mission que lleya Mr.. Lind
4 Mexico. rs muy importante
sabor dos cOsas que son dC sumo
intcrGs en- eS'a grs'ion pOIitica,
Y son que los EStadoS l'nidos es
peran In rcpuesta lie Huerta 4 la
amonestaci0n que Lind por me
dio del ropresentante de la En-
baiada americana presento va
al llamdo Prcsidcnte de Mexico.
V do no ser 6sta favorable, Sc sc
guirl el reconocimiento de la be
ligerancia de Carran2a In otra
cosa Que importa sabcr tambien.
es que cl Prrsidentc Wilson mani
festD va clarameuttc Que no tuVD
nj ticnc confianza Ell cl ex Emba~
iador Henry Lane Wilson, eI
amigo intmo dc los ciantiiicoS
y del vieio lIuc1ta, v por ESQ Ell
vi6 1 Lind 4 Mexico. Con In
p6rdida dc Henry Lane Wilson.
Huerta qucda COLO y los cientifi,
eos dcshnrarados cIi Sus dcsacicr
tos de tmu0ner uua dict0dnra con
trn Ia yoluntad del pueblo para
enriqucccrsc y hacer continuar
los tiempos del porfirismo en-
Mexico.
Nos alcgrnm0s siuccramcntc de-
los desactcrtos dc los cieniificos
tontos Y ALA van nueatros pa.
rabicnes para los CONSTITUTIONS
listas. Y siempre con el Mau,
ser, Y duro con los traidores
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-14
COMBATE EN- RANCHER|A.

Los siguicntes son rclat0s de
los combatcs en- Ranchcria, cuyos
relatos Sc rctardan en- llegar opor
tunamcntc por estar destruidas Ia
Was telegraficas EN- la frontcra dc
M6xico.
Las noticiHs fucron suniniStra
das por 81 seior Captain don Ga
nutC LeyvH, quien al frcntc dc II
ma requcila escolta conduio Il
ciudad JuarcZ dieciscis hcridOs ha
bidUS en- u mcncionado combatc.
Amino de las tropas.
FL ScnOr cnpitan lycyma man'f"
t6 que In columna del srjior coro
mel Ortega llcg6 al lugar lc JOSS =
contcctnientoS el IMncs t del ac
tnal Il medic di0, dcsputs de una
camlnata en- la que no hubo move
dad alguna, de Guadalupe a Ran
cherIa. Nucstras trOpas. dice 81
Valiente capitan Lcyva, csta-
ban deseoosfsimas de eutrar en-
combatc. Y asi como cs difici! re
frenar cl ViGntO, asi parecia diff
ell contener al cmpuje de nucs-
tros bravos soldados, quicpcs sc
portar0n en- ell cOmbate con indcci
bic Talor.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-14
La rGnta federal de
los EStadOS Uni
dos Sc dGbc 4
los |iCOreS,

Las rlquezaS que repletan las
areas Gle la tesoreria nacional de
los Estados Unidos, emana princi
palmente de la venta de licores,
puros y clgarros. La estadistica
presentada al Secrctario de ri
nanzas McAdoo por ell Comisiona.
40 de la renta interior William
ii. Osborn, ,demuestra q el ingre
so dc rentas interiores durante
el presente alio fiscal de 1913, Que
son trescientos cuarenta cuatro
mllloneS de pesos. que es ell ingre
so mas grande de rentas por con
trlbuclOncs del pals rcgistrado Ell
In hlStoria de los Estados Uni p.
dos, rs dcbido Il los siguicntcs ar.
tlculOS dc delete: Cicnt0 cuaren
tn y tre& miloncS de gaIoncs de
Whj&%cy Y brandy cOnsumidos en-
q IucrcadO de cnntinaS, DrOduie
ron durantc 81 0IO una rcnta de
! cteni0 clncu"nta Y Slotc millOnCS
| do pesos SctcNta V cinc0 millC ..
! ncS dc barrilcS dr ccrvoYa DrOdji,
| lcrOtl $clcntH ) ciHGO mlllOncS dc
pesos, ratorcc miIioncS de cajoti-
| Has 4" cigarriIloS sictc v medic
millon"S de pesos, sin cOntar Ou-
res Y tahacoS de ftlmar y mascar
que produjcron trcinta y dos mi
Homes de pesos, Y de la vonta de
trcInta y dos milloncs de baraias,
vendidaS Il los tHilrcs del pals,
rcSuItaron c"rca de dos millones
de bfS0s de contributions.
Plrccc incredible que de los vi.
elos Sc recaudc mas renta que de
las clnprcsaS hOnradas. Est0 no
prueba NADIA cn favor dc los vi.
clos, 10 que prueba es que estan
mas dcsarroliados csos malos ha
bltos, y no imporia que rindan
much0 renta al pals. los males no
| por ESQ dcian de scntirse. pues
mientras cl gobicrno rcc0gc I'm
almCntO dc rcntaS. in socicdad
dcSpllfarra ose patrimonio en- arti
cuIOs de pasaticmp0 On" 0rrui e..
nan.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-14
Bacon explica las miras honradas
de la administration.

ri senor Bacon, iefc de la CO.
mission de Relaciones Extranjc .
ras del Scn0do, despu6s de una
iarga confcrcncia que tlvo 81
schor Prcsidcntc Wilson con 81
ComitG mcncionado cn la Casa
Blanca Ia nochc dc! Domingo 10
del actual, hizo la siguiente decla
raci0n 4 los agcnteS de la prcnsa
III Comitt de Relacioncs Ex-
tran.ieraS reconocc que cl Prcsi e
dcntc Wilson actua de bucna f.
al tratar de rcsolvcr ell probloma
de M6xicoo pacificamcnte. ia
empresa del PrcSidcntc lieva
esa laira honrada. V este ComitG
Que preside esta de acuerdo con
csc noble prop0sito, y tiene con,
tianzu on su sinccridad Ell sill
integridad Este comite recono.
cc tambi6n que el Presidentc de-
sea arreglar el asunto dc Mexico
sin piolcncia Y para 81 mcior biou
de los intcroscS G,ncricanOs Y me
Xicanos. No pucde por ahora 81
Prcsidonte externar todos los dc
TALES de su plan pacificador, ror
Quc yarios dc cstos nccc&itan 81
dcsnrrOllo de cicrtOs nContecimicn
t0s t,0liticos one todnvia no vie
non y Sc cspera rcSultcu on Me
xjcO baio los m6todos QUO impuI
sa por medic de su nuovO cmisa
rio personal Lind on primer lu-
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