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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27

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soft, and a series of arrests will be
made this week. The first were made
in Perry county to-day when three
men were arrested and tomorrow
they will be made in Juniata and
Miflin.
Some of the drinks have been found
to be near beer" "swankey" and
other concoctions that are really alco-
holic. In other instances it has been
found that stuff which is really fair
brand of beer has been sold under the
most innocent of names.
Lebanon PaymentS.-State Treasurer
Young to-day sent to Jamestown
S729.20 and to South Annville S76S.O5.
Hampden, in Cumberland received
S931.40. Several Adams county dis
tricts also got their checks.
Governor Away.-Governor and Mrs.
Tener and Secretary and Mrs. Gather
left to-day for New York.
More ATTestS.-The records of the
Department of Labor and Industry
show that between October II and "a
there We're 40 arrests for violation of
the women's employment act and 3S
for violations of the minor labor law.
Governor TO Attend. - Governor
Tener will attend the semiannual
meeting of the Association of Trustees
and Medical Superintendents of the
State and Incorporated Hospitals for
the Insane and Feeble Minded which
will be held at Danville on Thursday.
The Governor. Judge Isaac Johnson
and DIR. Frank =. Woodbury. will
speak.
KIuGh an Incorporation. = Fl. r.
Klugh, of the Department of Agrlcul-
ture, is one of the incorporators or
the Keystone Woodmen Publishing
Company, of Butler. chartered to-day.
Named an OfIicer.-Jesse p. Ash
burn. of Cumberland county, has been
appointed special policeman for the
Cumberland Valley Railroad.
Receiving Patients.-The receipt of
patients began yesterday at the Ham
burg State Sanatorium. Commissioner
Dixon, who has been giving personal
to the receiving Of the pa
tients, has been complimented by
many people upon the completion of
the establishment, the third of the
kind to be created by him.
Increased Debt.-The Altoona Brick
Company. of Altoona, to-day filed no.
tice of increase of debt by S12 900.
Candidates RattIed.-The telephones
of the State Department were going
all morning because men named by
the Democratic State committees in
side committee without warrant of law
were calling up and asking whether
they were live or dead candidates.
They We're told that only where pro-
ceedings were settled in court were
they to be considered as thrown off
the ticket.
NewviIIc Paid.-Newville to-day re-
ceived its school appropriation,
amounting to S1,450.16. Southampton
received $2,43S.S6.
State Bank Chartered.-A State char
ter was issued to-day to the State
Bank of Philadelphia, capital $4,000,
The incorporators being Senator Sam
lei w. Salus, Gerson Dannenberg. Nor
ris Polin. David Meter and Edward
NJ. Brash.
Surface to Speak.-State Zoologist
Surface is arranging to go into num-
Der of adjoining counties next week
to speak on the peach borer nuisance,
which has broken out worse than ever.
He will demonstrate how to check it.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27
NEW BAND HAS 35
CHARTER MEMBERS
Cunjak and Gerhardt Elected Presi-
dent and Treasurer of the
New Organization

Another crack" band was added
TO Steelton's list of musical organiza-
tions last evening. when the Liberty
ana East End. two OF the borough S
bands, consolidated. The new band
has membership of thirty-fve.
A name for the new organization
VIII be decided upon at another meet
ing tomorrow evening. The band will
be under the direction of Dionislo
Hala, the director of the "eraclt"
Steelton Band, and one of the best
directors outside of the professional
ranks.
Martin Gerhardt. former president
OF the Liberty Band, was elected busi-
ness manager and Joseph Cunjak was
elected president. The other officers
are Vice-president, Anthony Mica; sec
retary, Joseph Kambic: treasurer, S.
Wllsbach; librarians Frank Seigh and
John Mickula; trustees, Martin Ger
bic.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY

A party was given in honor of the
SeVehty-nlnth anniversary of Mrs.
Elizabeth Glands at her home in
Penbrook, Saturday evening. Refresh
ments were served to Mrs. Alvin Nc
GarVey and son Alvin, of Penbrook:
Mr.: and Mrs. Emanuel Bates, of York:
Enlch Gland, Miss Elizabeth Gland, of
harrisburg; Mrs Rodkey, Mr. and
mrs Mark Gland, Mrs. John Hager
and daughter Annie. Mrs. Mae Rim
and son Crescent Mrs. Charles Turpin
and children, Kathryn, Hazel, Helen
and Lenora; Mrs. Edgar Riser and
children, Russell, Edgar and Pauline:
Romano Devlin and Dewey Rodkev.
all of Steelton.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27
Local Man Is Shot With
Revolver Unused Since 81
Philadelphia Physician Says Mcbride Made Threats and
Caused Acct dent Himself

ago without cause. She knew nothing
about the accident except what the
papers had published.
DR.. Hertz said that Mcbride was
intoxicated when he came into the of
fees and made threats. The doctor
said he picked up an old revolver to
scare Mcbride, who struck the wea-
pom. 1t exploded and the bullet en-
tered McBride's jaw. The jefferson
Hospital to which he was taken. re-
ported his condition improved last
night. The revolver is a muzzle-
loader and had not been discharged
since 81. 1t was loaded with ball and
powder.
A late dispatch from the Jefferson
Hospital says that Mcbride has the
bullet in his jaw, but that his condition
is good.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27
-on Municipal League last evening.

ton Municipal League last evening.
A committee of the league will re-
quest the borough council at it's next
meeting to take some action on the
recent offer of the league to plant
trees in the park tracts provided coun-
Gil authorizes the survey and plotting
of a number of drives and walks.
committee including C. S. Davis,
]. A. McCurdy, Ross Frey, w. F. Nc
Ginnis and C. II. Mccoy was elected to
nominate candidates for offices to be
filled at the annual meeting next
month. An auditing committee, con-
sisting of All. Nissley, L. II. Ney and
Il. Fl. Mengle, was selected to make
the annual audit
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27

G. Calvin Mcbride, formerly of this
city, was shot and seriously wounded
last night at the office of DR.. Silas G..
Hertz, lib Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia. Hertz was arrested and locked
up charged with the shooting. His
brother, Elan A. Hertz, who also has
his offices at 1113 Chestnut street, was
arrested as a material witness. The
shooting followed an argument.
Mcbride is a dentist and once
worked for the Bell Painless Dentists,
10 North Market Square, this city At
the office this morning they said he
had left them about eighteen months
ago without giving any notice or tell
ing where he went. For a long time
they did not know where he was. His
wife knew nothing of his whereabouts.
She said that he left her some time
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27
GLOW OF YOUTH
FAIR COMPLEXION

rich, smooth, transparent COM
plexion, desired by all women and
men, is quickly had by using CREAM
VEO. the new olive oil face cream. 1t
prevents and removes wrinkles.
crows feet and those little fine lines
that appear when the skin becomes
too dry. All facial blemishes disap-
pear with the CREAM VEO treat
ment. This rich, heavy liquid cream
cannot be substituted by any other
make, either domestic or imported. 1t
is inexpensive and can be bought at
Golden Seal Drug Store.-Advertise-
ment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27
STEELTON SNAPSHOTS

Charities to Meet.-The Associated
Charities Board will meet Friday even
ing in the headquarters in the Steelton
Trust Company building.
Miss Brinton Entertains.-MissV Verne
Brinton entertained the Negathi Club
at her home in Adams street last even
ing. Refreshments were served.
Musicale at Highspire.-The Inter-
mediate Society of the United Breth-
rem Church, Highspire, will hold a
musicale this evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27
SteeltOn Man Loses Leg
and Now He Has Tetanus
Ray Click, suffering with te-
tanus, died late this afternoon.

Ray Click, aged 81. 147 North Front
street, Steelton. is in the Harrisburg
tiospltal suffering from tetanus which
developed late yesterday. Click is re
ported to be in a serious condition.
Just week ago Click, who is n
brakeman employed in the yards of
the pennsylvania Steel Company, was
run down by draft of cars. In three
places his right leg was splintered and
nangIed; lie was taken to the hos
pital and an amDutation was made M
once. The wound is believed to have
become infected and as a result tetanus
developed.
CLICKS jaws are already stiffened.
o-day he was seized with convulsions.
me hospital doctors hold little hope
for the mans recovery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27
Republicans to Hold
Big Rally; Standard
Iheater Is Engaged

The Republicans of Steelton will
nora Dig rally in the Standard The
ater, North Front street. Tburedav
evening. A band has been engaged
TO furnish music and there will be a
number of speeches. NJ. NJ. Garland
candidate for congressman-at-la Large
Will be present to speak and other
speeches will be made by Congressman
aaron 5. kreider and John c. Nisslev.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27
YOUTH COMMITS SUICIDE

Columbia, Pa, Oct 81. Norman
Kinard, an 1S-year-old youth, whose
home was at Wrightsville. committed
suicide about noon yesterday by shoot
ing himself in the head with a revol-
yer. The young man was a graduate
of the Wrightsville High school and
was known as an expert Violinist.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27
WANT COUNCIL To
PLOT PARK DRIVES
Municipal League viii Help De-
velop Kelker Tract if BOr
ough Does Its Share

A movement to secure the develop
ment of the Luther r. Kelker and
Reservoir Park tracts and the develop
ment of a Fairgrounds system was in
augurated at meeting of the Steel
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27
STEEITON NOTES


Boys Arrested.-Charged with an
noying residents of South Front street
by smearing a substance on door
knobs, Joe Loncar, Mike Loncar and
Mato Bucher, three small boys, were
arrested by Constable Bomgardner
yesterday. The information against
the boys was furnished by John Pc
sina, an employe of Samuel Lehrman,
Front and Chambers streets.
Hygienics' Big Game. - The Hy-
gienic A. G. football team will play
the strong Chambersburg A. c. on
Cottage Hill Saturday.
Want Closing Law. - A movement
has been started by residents of Swa-
tara township to secure the passage of
an ordinace prohibiting the holding of
any dances after midnight. The ordi-
nance is directed against the celebra-
tions of foreigners in Mohn street.
At st. Joints Lutheran.-The Luz
theran Brotherhood and the Women's
Missionary Society of st. Johns Lu-
theran Church will meet this evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27
JOHN, STAY ANOTHER WEEK

Saving on living cost by reading
Telegraph Want Ads.-Mother.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27

RECEPTION TO REV. THOMPSON
A banquet and reception was held
by the choir of st. James Catholic
Church in the hall of the Benton Cath
olic Club last evening in honor of the
birthday of the Rev. ]. G. Thompson,
rector of st. James Church. A num-
Der of visiting priests were present.
The Rev. Father Thompson was pre-
sented with q handsome bouquet.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27
$4,000 ON-CHURCH
PEOPLE IN THIS CITY
CONTINUED From First Pagel

Continued From First Page1
of this city and the surrounding towns,
such as Steelton, Highspire, Enola,
Lemoyne, New Cumberland, Dauphin
and others.
r. E. Boswell, of the State Public
Service Commission, chairman of the
census cortmittee said this morning
that after looking over the reports
of several wards in this city, he found
that approximately there were 400
going persons in every
5000. More than half of the wards
report their. census complete and only
one or two have not been heard from.
Tonight when the returns are tabu-
lated, the cards will first be separated
into denominations, then into the indi-
vidual churches and the remaining list
of names who have no church connec-
ton will be given to the Slough party.
After the campaign is over the names
that are listed under the various
churches will be turned over to the
pastors of those churches.
Little Dlscourtesy
AS the reports continue to come in
numbered about 500. report any dis
courtesy. They say that some OF the
people refused to answer the ques-
tions asked, but in most cases were
only too glad to give information. APP
proximately fifty in each ward did not
answer the call at the door.
Mr. Boswell said that the biggest
Job was the one on hand Tonight
that of tabulating. However, with
plenty of help, this can be done quick.
~ and Systematically in very short
time. Some of the captains of the
wards have already handed in their
complete reports and this will help
when the work is begun. 1t is hoped
that q complete and accurate list of
names will be ready when the Sough
party arrives and opens the campaign
Sunday.
WOMEN HELP BUILD SEATS
Work on the tabernacle is being con-
tinued all of this week and last night
some of the women of the co-operat-
ing churches came to the tabernacle
and helped to nail the seats together.
More than half of these have been
completed and by tomorrow all of
them will be placed and nailed fast.
The platform for the choir will be
finished by Saturday. 1t will seat
1900. The pipes for the steam heat
and the wires for the electric lights
are almost completed and about all
that need be done then will be the
spreading of the sawdust trail"
Tonight there will be meeting
of the executive committee at Slough
headquarters to make final prepara-
tions for the opening of the cam
paign. To-day at noon meetings were
held in the City Star Laundry and the
Harrisburg Apparel Company. Miss
Josephine Colt and Billy Shannon led
the meetings. Neighborhood prayer
meetings will be held in nearly 175
homes tonight. The reports from
these meetings show an enormous in
crease in attendance over the first re-
ports.
Last night the personal work COM
mittee met in the First Baptist Church
and more definite plans for the
procedure of the work tomorrow
after the names of the ''shut-ins" have
been given to the committee.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27
JUN|ATA VAL LEY
HAS A NEW FLOOD
Near Beer and Other Drinks Are
Being ShOwered Upon the
Counties, Says FOust

Dairy and Food
Co m IN / s S | o n er
James Foust to-
day declared that
the Juniata Valley
counties were be-
ing flooded n o t
only by adulterated
soft drinks, but by
some that were de-
cidedly hard, al
though going un-
dor. thn mama nf
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-27

Larned, in his History of the World''
cites and quotes more than 300 great
Historians and Authors He skins
the cream of all Recorded History for
his readers.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-02

telegrafica sc veian lenas de gen
TO. En- ri puente International se
vefa cruzar i'm gran nuInero do
pergonas procada.ates de El Paso,
habi6ndoae expedido 6rdenes pa
r. que flaaran regist.adas por si
trajeran arrnas, Las cantinas qns
Sc habfan vuelto abrir anoche fue
ron cerradas Federico Gonza.-
lez Cara telegrafi6 directamen-
iflforinado por el operator que su
naensaje no habia podido ser en-.
tes al Gral villa y solamante fua
tregado.
Este incidente dej6 la Impression
de que algo importante estaba pa
sando en- el sur y hai,ia la espe--
rama do Que eli aiiuneio de la yie-
tOria eataha retarda dand0se por al
gun prop6ssto oonoeido golanante
.por el Grai. villa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-02

de fuente setnioficial do Que Las
fuerzaa del Gral Refugio Yeiag-
co estan hacienda La Ultima regig-
tenaia en- las trincheras.
Chihuahua, Mexico, Marco 81.
Los oficiales Constitucionalis-
tas dijeron aqui hoy que Ia falta
de noticias sa debida indndabie-
snente & que Ell Gral. Villa ha en-
eontrado ftaerte resistenoia. LA oil
Gina telegrafiea egta reeibiensao
telegramas difigidos d Gomez Taa
lacio, rero ningin telegsaaaaa
dirigido & Los periodistas ha side
contestado
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-02
4 hueslI0s sasC

I. ~ s5 = Z ll4+h-
supliearnos 4 nusstroa AssnauIa.
biea gnacriptoges Que
tempo favoreccn In
pre- regUiar u eoastanta
bro T,orlodieo, qgse rOe efra ~
oiae iFaprhylstaa noa Yesnos - s.
nooosiaad de apslar s IL sae.
rosixlad de auuelloa one Nfan esa
adsuaAll aiglsnAs 0nenfNa s fSn
de rsfor1aeiea Que neoe asuN da
$50 eontisagetlte ds dlnoro ex Iss
aetualss raouiafltoa para sosss Il jaz
pssIsand9 con b 1Tsss9aa pssoi 81
de tempo nuoaEra nxE,lE0aaE6n.
II elsal n0 tiena 0trA tnsMse ~
ressiarsos cen 0ssa aaGndag @la
gastoa n1ae Ioa ode Ii b stseas asag
atshaorip pt0rs NaAS0nso nofar a.
Nssi Qtta Ga kIssS9s issa + ySta h.
Ioa nfsos, u0s hsss sstsiSlo IA
uIoIssfa1 d mia Es0A assoxstsa e01s
cosrog, y islaaaa queen elTs
tasasiaa hsna ssnassas, z@ agzse
rad0 q sa s1saan0 -
o q s9tse.
al8n ~ sssse
e4st tlssl b Asa sjsa sa
isys 81 isS s M IS IS
ssIla IL
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lsEs ~
s. ~
ex<s aIs1s as 81 IS ss.ls dss
1s1iso
= Il
s 5
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-02
an cree angnfa Ia teraA AZ To-.
geeakd

M 8r restueisA, dii0 due Ia 81
kuaei6n vUetls respsniFss ri p6s.aa
palAbYas Qus Ii tofna tae Torfe0a
IS saaup p9Fo n0 pnssie predeols
Fl enande
H Ssa aaElIe1o aua III esnaal fls
laa Eaksa0a Ignld0a On CJiSlihaatlna.
MARion IyetelseT ha fraaNitlae ii
ssef Eari0 FyNa un reports II b
eGrge CAsotheFs, vise saaAsI
aalsu hA asssdb su ii cafUp0 es
~ sniones 0on Wis, qaa ~
sressga haksla NsE0 4 Is
ID - - kessA Alguaos 81
Aialsa I<sGsgs saeions 81 Iafas teiegp.
fsssgDn e Ina o1oialea dol IFsfT0
cnrriI MaSl0nss0 del NorsN9sA sn
aatA Isluaasi qu8 III eapikslIasIo -
~ los erslsg eataba asaansIaxaa
0fIHia lfnBEsgs.
II negalaiH = aaparei6 rkssis )
sgsazate 4 ~ T,neoe ~ Ixsa
- ~ ore eslslllslAats 4 ii u9lais1a
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-02
Jakress M6xico, Mario 30

Juareg. M6xico, Mario 30
Itaa faerSaa C0naSItucionaiiatas
Y Fefieralos cssan todayia com.
baticudo Ell Torre6n asgan mott.
cias reeibidaa aauf hoy. EeEa lin.
f0rnsasi0n fue dada n0f Roberto
" peaauaira, Agents Eonllden
oial ds los ConatGtsieionaliataa en
ioa E41asloa unitos auien gaeIenss
nasnta aerib1 sall aa Washington
Jtsage1. AI6xioo, Margo 3i
ae he aabtdo aatsf hoy elsia ha
.asdo aNctarassO uu aSnsaslalo -
I'Orre0n + I'm da Due 81 JaEe lis
la9 Sgssrzaa gsslsralsa praasnE Ea it6r.
taiesfs ~ rsTdigi6n TafaEsl6n ~
rs aasEsle uua II .6naral Vslae
~ General A sTe9a de taa guerzae
9eLeralA lAs ruAndO Ia bafalig 3gifis
oipixs, gaia tiasDegsss
II d 81. IS aFao
IN Issossa sent Ssatsa "a T0frs65s
E0g -.
~ = IS
EIsasE > s.
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lla
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verified Ia -
Sgs@1 i
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-02
3

aa'sass &
tgle M gssaef
liz al 81 ssra yiasllO es
ta Faaa ana g EsasIO 4 eoSsoaes esttA
tarde, irdies qfie y Illa espera la
fendfci6n de 4sorfs6ga en- poeaa
Iioraa, els dlcho sela leIiei.
ta & Carranga dandoIe Ii bienyani
da nor su arribo & Cia1dad .Tuarez
Eu osre telegralna anuncia ell ge-
neral VILLA que ha eg1contrado de-
sesperada resiatencia an an inten-
30 para tonar las trincheras, 6l.
TINA rosiei6n ooupada por los Fed
raies g que iba + proeeder s di-
naf0itas los ediffci0s eercanos pa
ia poaer usar sii artillerfa
Washington, %, C., Mario 81.
Tres tclegramas oficiales fueror
IIreoibidos anoche on ell Departasne
to de Estado, del o6nsul Hamn,
de Durango, Mexico, regirienioae
& Ia eaptura de Torre6n por las
fuergas del arai. villa. Cuando
diehos teiegranas faer0n aecifra.
dos los ofieialoa exnresaron Ia b.
pinion dp que Torre6n no nabia i
do toinado.
| Iios d0k priner0s fr.efssajea fe.
chados aver midlothian que los fe.
deralsa e.atAban evaauanao To
lrre6n I'll tercer teIegraJaa con
| gecha de hog indicaba que los m.
teri0ras niensajea orHkl premature
y aliAdfa Que grandss resnerzoa
foderales estaban llegaudo & To-
rre6u.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-02

pnufo tres tniiIas 81 saf dc la
oiudad.
Ya elltFada la aoelte arfil,6 el
9r garraftza 4 GiadaA Juargx.
Toiaa las GALES astaban profu~
3sametste iluruinadaN q ioa Areos
triunfales fueron adornados con
fooos incandss0ntes dc dolores,
I'm d fn0nuulenEe + Hsaiao J1ls
reg ii ural. Careas f.i6 rtaido-
saments yitoraado El habi6
nanao Las gracias nor Ii entuaias.
III rerapci 81 a1sa ae ls haola. Iiea
otros opadNreg fsSerosI sslkeatra Il,
araxas Seeratario sas saniarno.
HustayD xsasssea, Presidents Aguni
hipal ~ guds1 arsg Il Esderi
20 a0sas lsa
Hl karsl ssga ManigesE6
nssa psrSsa eoSrla Yafiaa diae sn
Gindad .gglass
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-02

Jnare Mexico, Marzo 30.
General Yanastiano fjarranza,
primer iefe de Ia revoInci6n fl6
brillauteinente reeiuido ltoyen G..
sIu8roz.
Todh Ia tafds alakona6yiies Y ea.
|sruaj0s ayanzaron 4 Ia largo de ID
linea ferries para antseiparne 4 Id
alegada del 0ral fssarraagA Todo
|el canine era lat1a procession do
anton0yiles. carruaiea, bioieletaa,
Asi colsa tina multitnd de HON.
brea, sIsjeres Y uaaps lIayaA1o ea.
da ssn0 In Iiaton con I0s dolores
| del ernbIet0a na0ieaal, rojo blance
n verde
General Manuel ghae, aohep.
pador naiIitae dol Eatado de Chi.
Ihualsna, nsaEen vino aqui 4 dar
l1a basftvenSea ri iege a,iprefno,
Haii6 con So eaiAsSS mayor i IN
! y
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-04-02
uaAsez. AIsxieo, Agarze u.

( - SasR1ssG, h1H&aGn, ID 1k&ESn al
ay contin6a mas terrible Y On
eag sado al asaque contra To
rweSn4 La Plaza de Torres que ef-
sA en- 81 barrio norteS de La ciudad
fsle totaada por el Grai. Coastitu.
sionalista Toribio Ortega.
81 aral. Angeles esta dirigien.
do un terrible fnago de eal6M
lesde lado norte de Ia Giudad COZ
c0ntga La guarniei6a federal.
Sc lucha deyesperadapaefite en-
1as callas.
Lies ConstitucioualisEas hass a-
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