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The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
LARGE NUMBER OF
MARYSVILLE PEOPLE
HEAR LECTURE ON
ECONOMIC EVOLUTION

The Grand theatre in Marysville was
again well filled last Monday evening
to hear comrade Shipleys illustrated
lecture on Economic Evolution" A
first-class orchestra was in attend
ance and the evenings entertainment
was most enjoyable in every way
The stereopticon views added very
greatly to the value and interest of
the lecture, and it was evident that
the speaker was making good" from
the first word to the last
Comrade Shipley will speak in the
same theatre again next Monday eve
ming on Poverty, It's Cause and Cure"
About so stereopticon views will be
exhibited, and no doubt the seating
capacity of the house will be taxed
to the utmost.
MIKE KIDDER, Organizer.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
BELLINGHAM

The Whatcom county organization
has been approved by the state execu-
tive committee, and hereafter the af-
fairs of the Socialist party in this
county will be conducted on the au-
tonomous plan of organization as pro-
yided in our state constitution. Fol
lowing are the county officials: Exc
cutive committee, Milton c. Johnson,
Anti-War; Peter zobrist, Bellingham;
j. w. Mosely, Sumas; Mark futile,
Beach; William Baer, Anti-War;
trustees, l.. G. Atkins, Sumas; Otto
Nielsen, Clipper; Mrs. C. e. Oily, Bel
lingham; secretary treasurer, w. H.
Waynick, 2517 Henry street, Belling-
ham.
The Social-Democratic club, of the
State Normal, will hold it's next meet
ing Wednesday evening, January 8, in
Society hall, main building, at 8
O'Clock. The club invites all interest
ed persons to attend these meetings.
At the local propaganda meeting
next Sunday, January %, there will
be debate on Single Tax VS.. Social
ISM" The debaters are F. Latus, of
Sardis, B. c., for single tax, and Mari
us Harsome, of Bellingham, for So
cialism. Both men are able speakers
and the crowd may expect a discus
sion worth while. The time of meet
ing is 2:30 p. M, on the upper floor
of Odd Fellows hall, and everybody
is invited. w. H. WAYNICK.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
LARGEST CROWD YET HEARS
SIMPLIFY LECTURE
Silvana, Wash, Jan. IS, 1914.

Silvana, Wash, Jan. IS, 1914.
On Saturday evening, jan II, COM
rade Shipley, of Everett, gave the
third of his series of lectures on evo-
luton under the general title From
Nebula to Man." at the Trades Union
hall here. The attendance was larger
than at any of the previous lectures,
a large part of the crowd having
standing room only.
The lecture was followed with mark
ed interest throughout the two hours
of it's duration. Part of the crowd had
evidently come with the idea of seeing
some excitement on account of the
controversy started by a local minist-
er, but nothing startling happened ex-
cept few personal remarks by the
minister, which did not seem to hurt
comrade Shipley much.
Silyana will have another Shipley
lecture in the near future, possibly
about three weeks hence.
NELS BRUSETH.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
CENTRALIA NOTES.

W. H. Kingery, the Socialist men,
Der of the state legislature from Ma
son county, delivered an address Sun
day at the Socialist hall. The meet
ing was well attended and proved
very interesting.
1t was noticeable from the fact that
many strangers were in attendance.
The typhoid fever epidemic and
bad weather have affected the at
tendance at our meetings the last two
months.
Centralia local has a large number
of members who reside out of the city
and as result are seldom able to at
tend local meetings, all these men,
bers are to be transferred to county
organization and will become mem
bers-at-large.
An audit of the books shows that
Centralia local, last year, from all
sources received $941.34 and expend-
ed $915.52, it has assets amounting
to $38477 and liabilities of $40.
The local has been exceedingly un-
fortunate in having no less than TWEEN
ty of it's most active workers leave
town during the year. 1t seems as
though becoming an active member
is sign you are going on a journey.
There is some talk of sending sew
eral comrades to the coming conven-
tion-in addition to our regular repre-
sentative-just to give them an OPP
pertunity to obtain a more general
knowledge of the party, their ex-
penses will be borne by the local.
This would be a good plan for other
locals to follow.
w. Ruble, the county secretary, is
visiting relatives in Oregon. He will
return in about two weeks.
We have four members living on
Independence creek, they are planning
to get several more to take out cards
and then organize local.
One of the comrades Is in receipt of
a letter from Cowlitz Bend, indicating
that local is very active. 1t has eleven
members and expects to double its
membership in the next three months.
Salzer Valley local has lost four
members through removal, this leaves
only four, they are rustling around to
get more members and get the local
hack in the live column
Joe Jervis was with us for several
days. He has been out on ranch for
several weeks trying to recover his
health. While in Centralia the writ
er witnessed his attack on big beef
steak and believes a cure has been
effected. w. H. STACKHOUSE.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
w. G. OWEN MAKES
ELOQUENT PLEA FOR
MEXICAN WORKERS

A fair-sized audience gathered in
Liberty hall Sunday afternoon TO hear
the well-known journalist and author,
w. c. owen, of Los Angeles. editor of
the Spanlsh-Englsh Mexican liberal
weekly Regeneration. Unfortunately,
the meeting was but hurriedly arrang-
ed for, and but poorly advertised,
though through no ones fault.
At all events, the meeting was en-
tirely worth while to all concerned.
Quite a few dollars were given In aid
of the Mexican revolution, a goodly
number of books were sold, and the
audience treated to a most instructive
and inspiring address by the veteran
libertarian from the City of Angels.
The brave Mexican patriots Magon,
Figueroa and the Rivera brothers,
were released from the federal prison
on McNeil's island last Monday, where
they served % months for violation
of the neutrality laws. Comrade
owen mot political Socialist but a
comrade in revolt Just the same) is on
a lecture tour in the interest of the
four prosecuted Mexican patriots, and
will return with them to Los Angeles.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
$3.50 RECIPE FREE, FOR
WEAK MEN.
Send Name and Address Today. You
Can Have 1t Free and Be Strong
and Vigorous.

We have in our possession a pres
cription for nervous debility, lack of
yigor, weakened manhood, failing
memory and lame back, brought on
by excuses, unnatural drains, or the
follies of youth, that has cured so
many worn and nervous men right in
their own homes-without any addi-
tional help or medicine-that we think
every man who wishes to regain his
manly power and virility, quickly and
quietly, should have a copy. So we
have determined to send a copy of the
prescription free of charge, in plain,
ordinary sealed envelope to any man
whowill write us for it.
This prescription comes from a ply
stefan who has made a special study
of men, and we are convinced it is the
surest-acting combination for the cure
of deficient manhood and vigor failure
ever put together.
We think we owe IL to our fellow
man to send them a copy in conf
dence so that any man anywhere who
is weak and discouraged with repeat
ed failures may stop drugging himself
with harmful patent medicines, secure
what we believe Is the understanding
restorative, upbuilding, SPOT-TOUCH-
ING remedy ever devised, and so cure
himself at home quietly and quickly.
Just drop us a line like this. Inter
state Remedy Co., 1854 Goodyear
Building, Detroit, Mich, and we win
send you a copy Of this splendid re-
cipe IN a plain ordinary envelope free
OF charge A great many doctors
would charge $500 to $500 for merely
writing out a prescription like this
but we send il entirely free
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
NEWS
EVERETT SOCIALISTS START
ORGANIZATION CAMPAIGN.

Everett Comrades Elect Katherine n.
HodaIns, c, p, Morrison, Peter
HUSKY, r. J. olinser and Carl
Ulonska to outline Plan for
An Aggressive oraanlza-
ton Campaign.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
Directory Socialist Locals

II any local has paid for entry in
this directory and has been omitted
from the list, please notify this office
at once and correction will be made.
The rates for this directory are $500
per year.
Seattle, Fifth Ward Local-Meets
every Friday at D. m. 2O12 Westlake
Ave. Nesta Wells, secretary.
Local Everett No. Meets every
Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock, at the
Socialist party headquarters, 1912 Cali
fornia St, Everett, Wash. Peter Hus-
by. Secy.
Granite Falls-Mests every Friday
night ~ . e'elosk In Miller Bseg.
julia Herman, Rec. AAa Ger. Dsey.
Hlilysra-Assts every Thursday
niEh, ~ A4s Samson Ave- ,. c.
HArAas~N ssey-Trsss., ps1 sN
HiIlyArA.
hsupsain Visw-BusiAsss Hssti~u ~
seossA Wednesday N sssA H~~aA -
the ksH~ 81 he Hs@ksrA PpsY%
1~~aa ~ss4t~s he fssYth sNsAsT b
sssA ~sstA 81 tAs MsaataiA Vivv
ssAsel AsuSs d. G. bpsAsasa, csS
se~.
Lesal Pert ARrSs Ne. i-Mssss sv@y
Sunday 81 hssAaaartsrs ~ p -.
Fred Coos, Secy.
Rseess#-Bssss On Tie firs4 s1A tAisa
exzAAys n sseA nsztA - . = n. b
he ssuss Asass. Y. d. LAks, esey..
rresa@.
Sedro-Woolley-Meets Tuesday even
ing twice monthly. Geo. Sherman
Cor.-Secy. Box 457, Sedro-Woolley,
Wash.
elivana-Mssts the second and fourth
Sundays At z .. m. At Union Trading
hall, Silvana. Anton Jensen, Secy.,
SilvaHa, Wash.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
STRONG RESOLUTIONS.

Socialists of Republic at a special
meeting called January 10, passed and
forwarded to Congressman Miles
Poindexter and President Woodrow
Wilson, resolutions demanding a con-
gressionaI investigation of the whole
strike situation in the copper regions
of Michigan and that the government
take immediate steps TO acquire pos
session of the copper mines and oper-
ate them under union conditions.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22

The Commonwealth Is being intro
dueed to scores of new readers by
means of the ten-cent trial subscrlp-
ton offer. Get busy.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22

Plans for n vigorous organization
and membership campaign In Everett
are being outlined by the organization
committee elected by Local Everett
No, two weeks ago The committee
has been thoroughly organized and
has under way plans for building up
the organization in Everett.
The campaign is to be conducted
through circular letters, telephone
calls, delinquency notices, personal
calls and house to house yancass to
arouse every tagging Socialist from
his apathy. In conducting the cam
paign the committee has elected n pub
iicity and membership sub-commit-
tee and the campaign is to be an az
gressive one.
The comrades OF Everett are asked
to cooperate in making the campaign
effective and the committee will give
free copy of the most scathing de-
nouncement of war ever writer, WAR,
What For?" to every comrade secur-
ing five new members or collecting the
dues of five or more members who
are at least three months in arrears.
Two weeks will be spent in organic
ing the active Socialists of Everett for
this campaign, which promises to
arouse, stimulate and build-up the or
ganization in Everett. The commit
tee has elected Carl Ulonska, chair
man, and R. J. Olinger, secretary, and
Everett comrades wishing to help in
the campaign should see these COM
rades.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22

Reason gains all men by compelling
nope.-Aaron Hill.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
c
DE FELIX DIAZ AL SENADOR FALL.

semejante naturaleza; en- la &C
tualidad, tengo cientoy pico de
pesos disponibles, una pistola es-
cuadra calibre cuarenta y cuatro,
dos lugartenientes que tambien
son licenciados y que andan con-
migs, dos partidarios de mucho
empujs en- San Antonio, dos en-
Europa y un peri6dico que tlra
mas de quinientos ejemplares y
que tiene mas prestigio que un
parche poroso fortificante.
Como listed vera por 10 que de-
10 asentado, una revolution enca
bszada por mi en- los momentos
actuales ira derechito a la victo-
ria; pero como me interesa sabsr
81 soy persona grata para los
Estados Unidos, quiero, antss de
dar I'm paso semejante, contar
con ell apoyo moral de esta nota'
bic, admirable e inconmensura-
BILE Repdblica, para Ia cual tengo
muehas simpatias porque, como
20, odia a csc viejo indecent6n y
chocante que Sc llama Victsriano
Huert2.
No me niegus listed ell favor
que ahora lie pido, Mr.. Fall, y
tenga listed Ia seguridad de que
81 nae sslgo con la mia. listed We,
"a aumentarse gu borregada y
hasta puede ser que alcanze al
gunss tierritas en- Mexico, donde
tan necesitados andamos de gen
to como listed, que de tanto que
rernos hasta pide la Intervention
para que va no nos estemos ma
tando unoG a otroS. Mi revolu'
ci6n sera la Ultima, Mr.. Fall y nc
habra mas matazones despues de
la mia; puede listed estar SECURE
de clio.
Sirvase presentar mis- Respects
al gran Presidente Wilson, al Sc
cretario Bryan y a todas las per
sonaS de su agrado, Y listed reel
ba un abrazo muy tierno Jay! de
quien deveras 10 aprecia y ma!
%quisiera verlo que escribirle.
FELIX DIAZ.
Por la copia, 'PIPO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
No seran puestos en- IL
bertad los refugiados
de Ojinaga.

Ell % del corriente tuvo lugar
en- Pecos, Texas, Ia primera au-
diencia de derecho para revolver
ell amparo interpuesto por los abo
gados americanos comlslonados
DOR nuestro Gobierno para conse-
guir la Iibertad de los tres mil
soldados federales detenidos como
prisioneros en- ell Fuerte Bliss, In
mediate a Ell Paso, Texas. La au-
diencia no dur6 mas que dos no.
ras, en- cuyo corto tempo apenas
tuvieron lugar los abogados de
presentar sus alegatos de manera
sumarisima, y la opinion general
de los que concurrieron a esa
audiencia es que sera negada di-
cha petici6n y los federales con-
tinuaran por tempo indefinido en-
poder de las autoridades militia
res de este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
FL ingles sin maestro en-
20 lecciones.

! Esta obra, cuya mayor ventaja
estriba en- tener la pronunciation
fgurada en- casteliano, es una de
las que mas facilitan ell aprendi-
zaje del idioma ingles. Tiene va
rias formulas de conversation pa
"a Ia vida diaria, y algunos mo-
delos de cartas usuales.
VALE Is CENTAVOS.
Pfdase directamente a:
Ignacio E. Lozano.
607 Dolorosa St.-San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26

Parece que en- un lugar opues,
to a Langtry, Texas, Immediate q
Las Vacas, Sc estan reuniendo a
toda prisa varias partidas de re-
beldes, q las que Sc uniran nu-
merosas tropas que vienen dc
Cuatro Cienegas, para empren,
der I'm nuevo ataqus sobre el pue
bio que esta shora en- poder de
los federales, quienes probable
mente Sc retlraran como la prime
"a vez, a San Carlos, para obte'
ner refuerzos y parque.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
Demands dc CoL4uiet,

Ell dfa e del corrieDte Sc reel
bio en- Mexico el escrito cue d.ri-
ji6 el GobernadOr ColQuiCt a Co.
mandante federal de Ciudad Por-
frio Diaz, Alberto Guajardo, de-
mandando la extradicion de los
responsables de la muerte del me
xico-texano Clemente Vergara.
FL Ministro de Relaciones, Sr.
Lopez Portillo y Rojas, Opin6 des
de iuego que ell Comandante Qua,
iardo habia hecho blen en- no &C.
ceder a las pretensiones de Col
quit, que sstuve desacertado a
hacer tales Demands; pero ana
di6 que 81 Gobierno va estabs
dando al asunto Ia consideration
que merecfa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
En- Washington Sc espe'
ra con ansia elresul-
tado de Ia batalla
en- Torreon.

En- los ctrculos ofciales de IA
capital americana rein2 gran eN-
pectaci6n Dor el resultado de las
operacione5 miIitavss de los VI.
llistas en- Torre5a. Es cast SECURE
que de ali deDelde SUI tL-ura &C
titu6 haca q Gv..acuo dc. Gral.
Huerta. Los altos emD.eados de
Ia Administration Sc men nsg2lo
a aacer dec.ara-.ones SCORE Ia en-
trevista Roiaz-Lin3, no oOstsrte
que clauamgnta Sc We cue Ia poll
tica de Wilson Sc Va fernando
mas ben6yola con e. Oral. Huer-
ia, pues "a adniCen que Sc rea-
nudaran rs neg0ciaciones diDlO-
maticas para procurar Dor todos
los nedios posibles el restableci-
miento de Il paz en- Mexico. Z.
mismo Presidente Wilson hablt
recientemerte en- los terminoS
mas favorables, al referirse al &C
tual Jefe del Gabinete meXicano,
Sr. Lopez Portillo y RojaS. Ell &C
tual Encargado de Ia Embajads
mexicana en- Washington ha ma
nifestado a Mr.. Wilson que aun.
que ell Sr. Lopez Portillo y Rcja:
pertenece al Partido Cabolico
sus tendencias pohticas son libs
rales y democraticas.
81 ell Gobierno llega a tener ex
to en- Ia pr6xima lucha en- To
rreon, es cast SECURE que conqui;
tara III enorme prestigio mora
de este pals, cuya politica cambi;
"a fayorablemente para los int
reses del Gobierno de Huerta. +
ia es la opinion general en- Wash
ington, donde Sc devoran con an
STA las noticias que a cada momer
to publican los diarios americanoE
tratando sobre este aSunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
Contrarevolucionari
que merecla

I'm grupo como de treinta SIM
patizadores del Gobierno Sc inter
no de Brownsville, Texas, a Ma
tamoros, el 1ltimo jueves, atacan
do a una pequena banda de ca
rrancistas, a los que hicieron un
muerto y varios heridos. Las au-
toridades militares de Browns
vile Green que los a~saltantes vol
vieron a cruzar ell rio para ell Ia
do americana Y andan hacienda
esfuerzos per atraparlos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
Este hombre 50 pons ealve. "Crystolis" es

Este hombre 20 pons ealve. "Crystolis" es
ell remedis que debe ussr.
Mucho5 Glen tfiess ecr,pess sonsasrxn 6 "Crys-
tolls, el nusre PreDarads asles para 81 cabello.
como 81 dssoubEixisat 20 Ros nseAke ad stSlo,
Los jueese Dc has EEposSssaes Dc errselas =
Paris ts otscssrsI Nsdaila Dc Ore. en- prenEio q
sus nasrisSs, esms IA EYan sapscdtos para. ell
cabslo. Ssheras , eabsnsrss Res ss0a{sen de todas
parties cousuaic6sdoaos lea nsyrfio9s reeultado5
que lss Ia prodacHo ~Crystsks." Personals que
sstaban calyas ahera % ysaRgSrial de poser her
E7osos cabsLos, nientrss quo 4 ssraa LA ha hecho
desaparsser per eo.plsts Ia euzsa y pisaz6n-
81 tisne I'd. caras preraatvras. sespe, picaz6n,
6 10 que ssdsniss inpsrtancis, nj - k esa cayen6o
elpelo. dsssanoa que I'd. pruass ei ~Crys1ofis."
anuestro riesge-
Lo vendsnos bejo Raraatfs de que no 10 costara
IN solo cSxtave sine 10 do los resultados que
alegarao6- Tenolnos suEciePtes fon6os para re-
spaldar nuestra Garantie 2 hs1nos Sepositado $1,000
en- I'm banco de esta ciusaa cue ~estiunss cenfo-mes
de perder en- case de queno con2talncs nUcstra
r~aranEa. Cort5 ell cup6a y eny1eho Dor correo &
Creslo Laboratories. Dpto.55 B Binsharton.
NY.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
Matamoros y N. Laredo
sacramento anne
nazados. 1871

xas, de % del corriente. Sc sabe
cue esta en- visperas de resolverse
IN diIema entire federales y re-
beldes y que Sc pondra en- claro
en- ell pr6ximo ataque a Matamo-
ros, del que resultara, o la caida
de csc puerto en- poder de los fe-
derales O la de Laredo en- manos
de los rebeldes. En- tales condi-
clones Sc encuentran colocados
ambos combatientes, segdn OPT
MON general en- Brownsville.
Por 10 pronto, la poblaei6a de
Guerrero, a sesenta miltas al
Oriente de Laredo, ha sido ocu-
pada por ell Oral. Guardiola, mien
tras Ciudad Mier, a noventa mi
las de Laredo y por ell mismo
rumbo, esta en- poderde JESUS Ca
rranza.
Antonio Villarreal, que con mil
quinientos hombres Sc encontra-
ba en- Ramones, cincuenta millas
ial Oriente de Monterrey, ha reci-
Dido 6rdenes de marchar hacia ell
Noroeste a cortar Ia retirada del
Oral. Guardiola hacia Laredo.
Otros refuerzos rebeldes tambien
sc estan moviendo al NOroests,
sobre ell Ferrocarril Nacional Ne
xicano.
Todos los ofciales rebeldes han
. | salido de Matamoros, quedando
1nicamente ell cabecilla Pablo
Gonzalez con unos cuantos MEM
bros de su estado mayor.
Guardiola, con una fuerza de
mil quinientos hombres, Sc niue
We muy despacio con direction a
Matamoros e~videntemente con Ia
intenci6n de atacarlo. Los rebel
des lie han lido abriendo paso, re-
tirandose primero de San lgnacic
a Guerrero Y luego a Ciudac
Mier, donde parece tratan de pei
manecer y defenderse.
Sc ha tenido noticias de algu'
nos encuentros durante los movi'
mientos de ambas fueFsas, pert
no han sido confirmados.
Los rebeldes aseguran que to
/. das las ventajas estan de su par
te Y que sin peligro alguno pue
den avanzar sobre Laredo y to
mar esa plaza, en- Ia que tiener
muchos deseos de entrar >rars
vengarse de Ia derrota que all
sufrieron a principles del ano.
Ell iefe del Estado Mayor de
Pablo Gonzalez, Alberto Fuentes.
dice que Ia revOluci6n asumirS
grandes preparedness dentro de
pocos dias, pues que durante III
largo tempo han estado muy ccc
Dados equipando de TODD a to5o,
Q sus tropas, que "a estan listas
para emprender una dlra J lar,
GO campaaa.
Ah0ra tieren Ia pa'a9ra los ca.
.L9nes del Oral. Gua--.c-a, .ue nc
Cardar&n mucao en- 5aJ4rse or en-
Latamoros, ssEl- So casg----5
de los uitiGos HansaJ57,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
Huerta busca ell mode
de reforzar ell Erario.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Glen milo
mes de pesos ingresaran al Teso-
70 N~acional, de los cuales cincuen
ia millones estan ~asegurados y
ell resto vendra mas tarde.
Este nuevo ingreso obedece a
habiles combinaciones fnancieras
entire los Bancos de la Capital, ell
gobierno yum sindicato parisiense
Los bonos expedidos por ell 60
bierno en- 1913 y que armenian a
I'm valor de Glen millones de pc
sos, que no Sc han realizado, Sc
ran tomados por los banqueros
franceses y mexicanos, con la ga
rantfa de las aduanas, de cuyas
cantidades Sc separara I'm 1879
para irlos redimiendo.
Ell Banco de Londres Mexico
hs suscrito Gesde luego once mi.
Homes y ell Banco Nacional cuatro
millones, y ell resto &c colocara en-
tire los otros Bancos y ell sindica.
to de Paris.
Esto pone al Gobierno en- con,
diciones de hacer frete al pago de
los intereses de la deuda nacionaI
que Sc vencen ell 10. de Abril
pr6ximo, y de continuar la cam,
pana contra los rebeldes del Nor,
te.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
Combate en- Las Vacas
Por la copia, 'PIPO.

! Do5Q6 q lines Q9 Id S6llIdlId pa
sada circulaba en- Del Rio, Te-
xas, ell rumor de que IN numero-
so grupo de rebeldes Sc habian
reunido en- eilado mexicano Opues
to a Langtry, Texas, armados
con fusiIes de fuego rapido Ca
thing" y ametralladora5 reci6n
imUortadas. Y que pretendian a.
tacar los trescientos federale3
estaci0nadCs en- Las Eaca8, que
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los rebeldes descansaban Tranquil
los en- ell pueblo, sin fjarse que
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Flores, al Norte, No. 1872.
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