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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-03-20

The City Of st. Johns does or,
dain as follows:
Section |. The City Council
deems il expedient and neces,
sary and for the best interest OF
the city 10 acquire certain tract
of land from ii. Ii. Tinker for
public park purpose. That the
regular annual city election will
be held on Monday. the sixth
day of April. A. d.. 1914; there
fore. il is ordered that the ques-
tion Of purchasing said tracts OF
land for park purpose be sub
lmitted 10 the qualified electors
of the city of st. Johns. namely.
as follows: Shall the city OF
st. Johns incur a municipal
bonded Indebtedness in the sum
of Five Thousand (S5. 900. 00)
Dollars for the purpose of pur-
chasing a tract of land situated
within the city of st. Johns, Or
egon, described as follows. 10
wit; Beginning at a point in
Section 6, 7. |, N. Range one
East of the Willamette Meridian
in the northeast side line of a %
acre tract of land conveyed TO A.
l.. Maxwell by Philip I. Smith
and wife by deed dated the llth
day of May. 1893. and recorded
in book $50, page 8. of the public
records of deeds of said Multno-
nah county, which point of be-
ginning is north II degrees.
west $40 feet from the northeast
corner of said % acre tract;
thence south 10 degrees. west
1885,. feet to the northwest cor
ner of land owned by Emma
Summerheld; thence north II
degrees. west 260 feet; thence
north 10 degrees. east 335. feet
to said northeast line of said
25 acre tract; thence south II de-
rgees. east 260 feet to a point of
beginning. containing 2 acres,
more or less.
Also a tract as follows: Be-
ginning at a point in Section 6.
Township One. North Range
One, East of willamette Meridi- |
an, which point of beginning is |
south 10 degrees. west 1886. feet
from a point in the northeast |
side line of 25 acre tract of |
and conveyed TO A. l.. Maxwell |
ly Philip T. Smith and wife by
Iced dated May l1th. 1898. and
recorded in book 250. page 5.
'ecords of deeds of Multnomah
'ounty, which point is north II
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dered that the question of pur-
chasing said tracts of land for
public park purpose be submit
ted to the qualified electors of
the City of st. Johns, namely,
as follows: "ShalI the City of
st. Johns incur a municipal
bonded Indebtedness in the sum
of Eleven Thousand Five Humid
red ($1l, 100000 Dollars for the
purpose of purchasing the tract
of land situated within the city
limits of st. Johns, Oregon, de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
THAT certain part and parcel
Of Caples tract of land in the
City of st. Johns, Oregon, ly-
ing, situated and being between
Polk street on the easterly side;
Stanford street on the northerly
side; Tyler street on the wester-
ly side, and Dawson street on
the southerly side. Also that
tract or part Of Caples tract ly-
ing and being between Polk
street on the easterly side; Cen
tral avenue on the northerly
side; Tyler street on the wester-
ly side, and Stanford street on
the southerly side, all in the
city of st. Johns. Oregon"
Said land to be held and used
as a public park and for park
purposes; that said bonds to run
for a period of Twenty years
from the date of issue, and bear
ing interest at the rate not to
exceed six per cent per annum,
interest to be payable semi-an-
nually.
Section 2. It is therefore or.
dered that the City Recorder is
hereby authorized, directed and
required to have said question
or proposition printed upon the
regular annual city election bal
lots, and have the required no
tice posted as required by law
and city charter of the City Of
st. Johns. and make all necessa-
ry arrangements to enable the
qualified electors of the City Of
st. Johns TO vote on said ques-
tion i'm the affirmative or in the
negative at the regular annual
city election.
Passed by the Council this 10th
day Of March, A. d., 1914.
Disapproved by the Mayor this
18th day of March, A. d., 1914.
Mayor.
Attest:
City Recorder.
Passed over the Mayors veto
March II, 1914.
Published in the st. Johns Re-
view March 20. 1914.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-03-20

The City of st. Johns does or
dain as follows:
Section /. That the City Coun-
ell deems il expedient and nee
essary and for the best interest
of the City Of st. Johns TO ac-
quire certain tracts of land stu
ated within the limits of the city
of st. Johns from Jaeger Bros. and
Arnold s. Rothwell for public
park purposes. That the regu-
lar annual city election will be
held on Monday, the sixth day
of April. A. d.. 1914. There
fore, il is ordered that the ques-
tion of purchasing said tracts of
land for public park purpose be
submitted TO the qualified cleo
tors Of the city Of st. Johns.
namely. as follows: "Shall the
City Of st. Johns incur a munic-
ipai bonded Indebtedness in the
sum of Eleven Thousand Five
Hundred III. 800. 00) Dollars for
the purpose of purchasing the
following tracts Of land. situat-
ed within the city limits of the
city Of st. Johns, Oregon, des-
cribed as follows. 10 witt"
"All of Block Two (2) and
Lots Eight 10 Fourteen, inclu-
sive, in Block One ~, South
st. Johns. according to the re-
corded plat thereof" " Also
Lots One TO Seven in Block One
~. South st. Johns. according
to the recorded plat thereof" "
Said land TO be held and used
as a public park and for park
purposes; that the bonds TO run
for period of Twenty years
from the date of issue, and bear
interest at the rate not TO exceed
six per cent per annum, interest
TO be payable semi-annually.
Section 2. IL is therefore or
dered that the City Recorder is
authorized, directed and requir-
ed 10 have said proposition
printed upon the regular annual
city election ballots, and have
the required notice posted as re-
quired by law and the city char
ter of the City of ST. Johns. and
make all necessary arrangements
10 enable the qualified electors
of the City of ST. Johns 20 vote
on said question in the ailirma.
tive or in the negative at the
regular annual city election.
Passed by the Council this
10th day of March. A. d., 1914.
Disapproved by the Mayor this
18th day Of March. A. d., 1914.
Mayor.
Attest:
City Recorder.
Passed over the Mayors veto
March IL. 1914.
Published in the ST. Johns Re-
view March 20, 1914.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-03-20

book 500. page 8. records of
deeds of Multnomah county.
which point is north II de-
grees. west $40 feet from
northeast corner of said %
acre tract. and from said point
of beginning. running south
10 degrees. west l67A feet;
thence north II degrees. west
260 feet; thence north 10 de-
grees. east 1874 feet; thence
south II degrees. east 260 feet
10 point of beginning. contain
ing l acre.
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the sixth day of April, A. d.,
1914. Therefore, it is ordered
that the question of purchasing
said tracts of land for public
park purpose be submitted to
the qualified electors Of the City
of st. Johns, namely. as follows
"Shall the city of st. Johns in
cur a municipal bonded indebt-
edness in the sum of Ten Thou
snd Three Hundred $50. 300. 00)
Dollars for the purpose of pur~
chasing the tracts of land situat-
ed within the City of st. Johns.
Ore. described as follows, to wit:
"The southerly one-half % of
Lot Eighteen (18), North st.
Johns, containing 135x200 feet.
Beginning at the corner of lots
Is. Is, II and 18 of North st.
Johns, as the same appears on
the plat thereof recorded in the
County Clerks's Office, Multno-
nah county, Oregon; running
then southeasterly along the
boundary line between lots 16
and II. 1854 feet to a stake,
which is the point of beginning
of the hereinafter described
property; thence southerly along
a line parallel with the line be-
tween said lots II and Is, 260
feet to the center of Edison
street in said North st. Johns;
thence southeasterly along the
center Of said Edison street 1872. :
as feet to the center of st. Johns
avenue in said North st. Johns;
thence northeasterly along the
center of said st. Johns avenue
260 feet; thence northwesterly
along the line between said lots
16 and II and an easterly extern
sion thereof 1872. 46 feet TO the
place of beginning. containing
70 acres, more or less.
Also tract as follows: Begin
ming at the corner of lots Is, l6,
II and 1S of North st. Johns, as
the same appears on the plat re-
corded in the Office of the County
Clerks oibce of Multnomah
county. Oregon: running thence
southwesterly along the line be-
tween lots II and 1S to the center
of Edison street 1874 feet TO a
stake: thence northeasterly along
a line parallel with the line be-
tween lots II and lS, 260 feet
to the boundary line between
lots l6 and II; thence northwest
erly along the said boundary
line between lots 16 and II, l67. :
"a feet TO the point of beginning.
containing one acre, more or
less. >"
Said land to be held and used
as a public park and for park
purposes; that said bonds to run
for a period of Twenty years
from the date of issue. and bear
interest at the rate not TO exceed
six per cent per annum. interest
20 he paid semi-annually.
Section 2. IL is. therefore. or
dered that the City Recorder is
authorized, directed and requir-
ed TO have said proposition
printed upon the regular annual
city election ballots. and have
the required notice posted as re-
quired by law and the city char
ter of the City of st. Johns,
and make al necessary arrange
ments 10 enable the qualified
electors of the City of st. Johns
TO vote in the affirmative or in
the negative on said pronosition
at the regular annual city elec.
tion.
Passed by the Council this
10th day of March. A. d.. 1914.
Disapproved by the Mayor this
18th day of March. A. d.. 1914.
Mayor.
Attest:
City Recorder
Passed over the Mayors 5 veto
Mrach II. 1914.
Published in the st. Johns Re-
view March 20. 1914.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-03-20

The city Of st. Johns does or
dain as follows:
Section /. That the City Coun-
ell deems il expedient and nee
essary and for the best interest
of the City of st. Johns to ac-
quire certain tracts Of land situ-
ated within the city limits of
the City of st. Johns from Nam
sy Caples for public park pur-
poses. That the regular annual
city election will be held on
Monday, the sixth day of April,
A. d., 1914. Therefore, il is or
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The City of st. Johns does or
dain as follows:
Section l. That the City Coun-
ell deems it eXpedient and nee
essary and for the best interest
of the City of st. Johns to ac-
quire certain tracts of land situ-
ated within the City of st. Johns
from Julius Markwart and c. j.
Guilden for public park purposes.
That the regular annual city
election will be held on Monday,
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Attest
J. r. WElMtR
Transfer and Storsqe

We deliver your goods 10 and from
all parts Of Portland, Vancouver, Linn
ton. Portland and Suburban Express
Co. city dock and all points accessibls
by wagon Pi.ae sad fs.ailurs @.si~s
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Ohee over First National Bank
Office Phone Columbia 262
Res. Phone Columbia 100
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-03-20

The City of st. Johns does or
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-03-20
Mayor.
Attest:

City Recorder.
Passed over the Mayors veto
March IL. 1914.
Published in the st. Johns Re-
view March 20, 1914.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-03-20
Mayor
Attest:

Attest:
City Recorder.
Passed over the Mayors 5 veto
Mrach II. 1914.
Published in the st. Johns Re-
view March 20. 1914.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-03-20
Mayor.
Attest

Attest:
City Recorder.
Passed over the Mayors veto
March II. 1914.
Published in the st. Johns Re-
view March 20. 1914.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-13
Pero ino me puedo
matar?

Al clasico baturro que conten-
die obstinadamente con San Pc
dro e hizo celebre la Erase "AZa.
ragoza o el charco'', lie ha salido,
andando los tiempos, un gran
competitor que cast 10 eclipsa.
No puede darse un case mas
defnitivo de terquedad.
Ell baturro en- question Sc llama
Bernabe Royo Marco.
Andaba ell nombre cansado dc
vivir, y Sc lie meti6 entire celia J
celia lal idea de quitarse de en-
medic.
No corto nj prezoso, quiso un dia
llevar a la practica tan lamenta'
BILE determination, y como no t.
MIA dinero para adquirir I'm arna
decide arroJar5e al rio de Huel'
va.
Fuese hacia ell rio, por la parte
que corresponds q la Puerta de
Duque. Y sin vacilar acerc6se
al pretil. despidi6adose de Ia vi.
DE-.
/ Pero lie fal!6 ell plan, porque ur
sujeto cue Sc hallaba junto a e
le agarr6 fuertemente de la anne
ricana, evitando ell suicide.
Bernab6 Royo increp6 a 81 sal
vador, pretendiendo demonstrate
que habia hecho muy NAL en- in
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~IBgeHiosOs mediOs.
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han estado indecisos, pues no
hayan 81 irse al iaro de Ia Con
venci6n o con ell primer jefe,
caen en- Ia red Y Sc de dan de
alta en- las filas cararanciStaS
Pero no son muchos los que Sc
han afiliado. pues ei pueblo es
ia V cansado de :uchar inutil-
mente, toda vez que ningdn
provecho ha sacadO hasta la
fecha, despues de cuatro amos
de guerra intestinal
Tambi&n ell gobernador de
Tamaulipas Sc ha yisto preci-
sado a dictar energicas medi-
das para que Sc yenda a razo-
nable precio ell maiz, a fin de
que ell pueblo no Sc desespere
al encontrarse que no tiene que
conner. En- Tampico eXiste cier-
ia alarma por las noticias que
Sc reciben de que han estado
combatiendo carrancistas y VI
llistas en- ell canine a San Luis
Potosi, 10 que mace suponer
que las fuerzas de Gutierrez
avanzan sobre ell referido Puer
to con intenciones de atacarlo.
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La Juventud
-iVamos, Giuseppe?
-Vamos Gaetano.

-jVamos, Giuseppe?
-Vamos Gaetano.
Y los dos viejecitos Sc Marcia
ron al puerto.
NaCidos EN- Italia y en- un mis-
mo pueblo, ambos eran amigos
desde la ninez. Sc habian criado
juntos Y, juntos tambien hicie-
.ronse marines. Giuseppe Sc ca
SO. Gaetano nunca quiso casarse.
va hombres, navegaron por ru-
tas diferentes. Al encontrarse
en- algdn puerto del transito, Sc
embriagaban festejando ell en-
cuentro. Despues cada cual Sc
aleiaba en- gu barco--
La esposa de Giuseppe habia
sido una rubia deliciosa. 81 ell
marido partfa, ella 10 saludaba
desde ell muelie, arrojandole be-
SOS. Transcurrieron los amos y
la pobre muri6--
Gaetano y GIUSEPPE envejecle'
ron. Sc quedaron solos. La We
iez les blanque6 la cabeza> les
enfri6 la sangre. Entonces am
hos invalidos, Sc refugiaron en- Ia
Boca del Rischuelo, donde los
exmarinos Sc f~orjaron la fusion
de vivir embarcadoa-- ALI So
amistad fue mas s0lida.
Una tarde los dos ancianos, SEN
tados al horde del murell6n, con
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Ell PUEBLO DE- SAN FER
NANDO Sc LEVANTO
EN- ARMAS.
(Viene de la Pag 1a.l

ban al frente de Ia administra-
ci6n lograron escapar oportu-
namente de la furia popular y
que los amotinados salieron en-
su persecusi6n, despues de
nombrar a otras personals para
que desempenaran los puestos
pUblicos.
Esta noticia ha causado en- ell
puerto vecino mucha sensaclon
pues como digo antes, San Fer
nando esta situaco entire Vic
toria Y Matamoros y Sc teme
que las comunicac:ones queden
i~nterrumpidas.
Tambien Sc me dice que sc
ha confirmado Ia notlcla de
un combate habldO cerca de
Monterrey y del cual di Ia in,
formation respectlva en- mis-
menSajes anteriores.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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hoy que el gobernador de So
nora no ha recibido tai orden,
" que continuara asediando a
Naco, hasta que consiga 10 que
pretende.
Como de 10 Que asentamos
antes Sc desprende que ell ulti-
matum del gobierno americana
no ma sido tomaco en- cuenta,
Sc teme que Ia fricci6n sobre-
yenga acknowledgements.
Ell agente de la Convention
en- Naco, Arizona, senior c. Ra-
mirez, fue quien neg6 la mott
cia de cue Mayg2rena hubie-
"a recibido cualquiera indlca-
ci6n de Gutierrez, relativa d
cue suspendiera el sitio, y ase-
gura que este terminara muy
pronto, porque he llegaran re-
fuerzos a Maytorena para dar
fin a tan prologada lucha.
Muy sensacionales aconte-
cimientos Sc esperan en- Naco,
por 10 cual, toda Ia atenci6n
de los que Sc preocupan de los
asuntos mexicanoS, esta fila en-
aquella poblacion.
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Los EstadOs UBilOs.....
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divisoria, tai actO serla consl-
dorado como enemistOso no
obstante las razOnes a%migables
con que Sc ha tra:ado de Gu
brirlo.
La condensation de Carranza
a la nota del Gooierno amerl-
cano Sc espera que llegue ma
mana a Washington, y segun
Sc sabe, no es mas que una re
pudiaci6n general de las res
ponsabilidades que pudleran
suscitarse con motive de los IT,
ros que han cruzado la Inca,
expresando ademas en- ell de
ma manera clara que tanto el
como su gobierno conslderarlan
Ia intervention en- Naco como
IN acto hostiI y enemigo.
Parece que don Venustiano
desde que recibi6 la nota del
Secretario Bryan en- Ia que Sc
le llama la atenci6n sObre los
repetidos academies de muer-
tes Y heridos en- el pueblo anne
ricano frontero a Naco Sonora,
Sc encuentra preocupado, al
grade de que ha tenido largas
conferencias con suS ministries
V co~nsejeros para yer de redac-
tar su contestaci6n, la que Sc
gun Sc dice, 10 ha sido tan cul-
dadosamente que ningun pun
to de los que en- ella Sc trata
lueda obscure.
Entire otras cosas, dlJo Ell
primer jefe:
eel general Hill que es Ell
comandante de ias fuerzas
constitucionalistas en- Naco es-
ia a la defensive, y desde ell
momento que el es atacado por
ell lado eontrario u IA Inca di-
visoria, no tiene responsible
dad ninguna de las balas que
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RECRESA A MONTERREY
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del EStado de Coahuila, pero
este nadie 10 cree, porque la
situaci6n no esta para que an
den paseandose EOS funciona-
rios.
Parece que, contra 10 que Sc
esperaba, los villistas avanzan
sobre Saltillo Y Tillarreal, te-
meroso de que Monterrey sea
atacado, fue a ponerse de a.
acuerdo, con Gutierrez, ell her
mano del Presidente nombrado
por la Convention, sobre la ac-
titud que deben asumir.
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LOS YAQUIS HAGEN
(Yiene de la la.)
Y Y


gran distancia.
Ell dltimo de los robos de
que hablamos, tuvo lugar en-
un rancho llamado Thomas, 81
tuado en- Tombstone Canyon Y
propiedad de Edward Thomas
quien al nOtar la irrupcicn de
los yaquis arm6 aiguna genie
para perseguirlos, pero GUAM
do intentaron apoderarse de
ellos, huyeron aquellos rapi-
damente. cambiando algunas
baIas con Sus perSeguidores.
Una de las balas Sc llev6 el
sombrero de Mr.. Thomas Y lie
roz6 ell cran6o por 10 cual juz-
60 prudente suspender Ia per-
secuci6n Y dejar en- poder de
los atrevidos yaquis la disputa
da presa.
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: Cuardo nos escriba refirien-
Dose a su suscripcion, Olga 81
Is listed suscriptor del diario O
del semanario.
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]. O.. Terrell.-Presidente.
]. ]. Stevens-Vice Pdte. Active.
Otto Koehler. Vice Presidente.
| Chas. Schreiner.- Vice Presidente.
Ed. Rand.-Vice Presidente.
w. 7. Rote. -SecretariO.

las piernas colgando Lsobre ell a.
qua, callahan. Una barca salia,
con las alas abiertas--
tie acuerdas Gaetano, excIamo
Giuseppe, que bonita muJer era
la mfa?-- Hace treinta amos que
la infeiiz muri6. iPobreclta!
Era tan buenal
ST, ~ era muy linda!
-Ahora que recuerdo, Gaeta-
no-agreg6, sonriendo ell buen
Giuseppe tie he confesado
I'm secreto. iSabes que una vez
tuve celcs de ii? Alguien me dl-
10 CUE durante una de mis- au-
sencias, til habias hecho ell amor
a mi mljer, y que ella correspon-
di6 a csc amor.
-Mentira, Giussepe. Menti
NO., Gaetano continue ell vie
10 riendo. iPor que no 10 con-
fesas? Al fin y al cab0 va somos
viejos. iTenemos ochenta amos.
=. lilo no youorto
No.
ST. Gaetano-insisti6 Giuse-
ppe con voz dulce. -jCrees cue
tn confession me doleria? iAl con-
trario. Me eonsolaria pensar que
til Ia amaste tanto como yo---
iConf6salo. 10 sc todo--
-Es que mo!
-Habla. iC6mo fu6? don
de-
Tie vas a enojar. Giuseppe.
No, querido, ne darias IN
placer. iTreinta amos hace que
Pierina muri6. Habla-
-PueS bien: Isl. To mujer fue
mi amante.
Hubo un silencio tragico. Giu-
seppe emudecij. A sus pies el
rio m~urmuraba. No pudo conte-
nerse. Sonri6. En- segOida TO-
mo a su vii companero por los
brazos y 10 empuj6 con rabia.
Gateano cay6 al aqua. En- Ia a.
gonie, ell cuerpo del anciano apa,
reci6 en- Ia s~uperfcie elevando los
brazos hacia su vengador que 10
miraba sin ~prestarle ell socorro
que pedia. Giuseppe inmutable
en- sus celos esen6ie los punos
Y Sc echo a llorar. Entire tan
to, ell otro Sc hundia.
JUAN JOSE SOISA REFILL.
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SolicitamoS sus negoclOs
Y lie ofrecemos .ventajas excepciO-
males por tomar
a nuestro cargo sus transacclones
financieras.
t~srnonerse en- su canine.
fnancieras.

terponerse en- su Gamma.
Para evitar la reincidencia, Tue
Rovo entregado a un guard'a.
Fue puesto en- libertad. lnme'
diatamente Sc dirigi6 a la acequl-
la llamada de San jose, y a I'm
de que no Sc repitiese la escena
del salvamiento del ola anterior.
Sc lanz6 r~apidamente al aqua.
Advirti6 la maniobra del carre-
tero Francisco Navarro, quien Sc
apresuro a salvar a Bernbae, 10
grando sacarlo vivo.
Bernabe poseido de una indigna-
ci6n indiscriptible, increpo a su
segundo salvador por ell estilo:
-iMe ha reventado usted!j Por
que Sc mete en- 10 que no lie inn
parta? iEs que 20 no puedo ma
tarme, siendo csc mi gusto y mia
la vida que tanto me pesa?
Nuevamente ha quedado dete-
nido y llevado al hospital, donde
oueda en- observation.
Ha jurado suiciiado en- cuanto
lie dejen.
Y como sus Facilitates menta-
tales parecen que no estan muy
seguras, es probable que Sc lie re-
cluya defnitivamente, para que
no Sc salga con la suya.
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Fleron asesinaaOs......
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de una expedition a una pro-
piedad minera de uno de elloS
en- ell distTito de Nacozari, del
EstadO de Sonora.
Los nombres ue los aseSina-
dos son Thomas H. Francis,
{. R. Dunn Y Miguel Nc Nor,
Mo los cuales fuerOn asesina-
dos con objeto de robarlos,
por una de esas partidas de
bandoleros de que hacemoS
menci6n.
De Douglas Ar1z, sali6 un al
mn6 de los que usap las cua,
drillas de reparadores de los
caminos de fierro, con algunOs
de los deudos de los asesina,
dos a fin de yer 81 era possible
racuperar los cadaveres.
No Sc dan detailes del suce'
so.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-13
ZAPATA Al
SUR.
CViene de Ia 1ra.)

que segGn Sc dice, ha prometi-
do tomar ell tenaz guerrillerO
para asentar ALI su Quartet ge-
neral.
Zapata ha recibido de Villa
una gran cantidad de armas
y municiones para hacer con
mas 6xito la guerra, pues aun-
que una buena parte de Sus
fucrzas estaba bien equipada
con armamento mederno Qui-
tado g los federales, la otra
solo contaba con viejos rifles
$3.50 Y de eStilo aGn mas an
tiguos.
Tambien algunas pleas de
artilleria fueron suministra-
das al ejercito suriano las cua-
les seran repartidas de acuer-
do con las instrucciones con
su jefe.
La noticia anterior, que nos
fu6 communicate de Mexico,
t6rmina diciendo, que muy
pronto saldra de la capital
hacia el Sur con las fuerzaS
que llev6 a ella Y las cualeS
como va dejamos dicho irar
a emprender la campana con
ira don Venustiano.