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Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
MRS. WILLIAM BAILEY LAMAR.


making friends and keeping them"
Mrs. Lamar was Miss Ethel Toy,
and later Mrs. Charles A. Healy a
young matron of Atlanta, Georgia.
Following her marriage to Judge La
mar of Florida. who was then in con-
gress, she made her home at the cap
ital for a number Of years. Two years
/ ago, however, she and Judge Lamar
purchased an estate on Peachtree
| road. eight miles from Atlanta. They
I engaged an architect and a landscape
gardener OF national reputation, and
plans were begun for house with eX-
tensive gardens. Forty acres were
cleared for buildings and grounds.
under the personal supervision Of Mr.
and Mrs. Lamar and within a years
time "Villa Lamar" was completed.
The house is an Italian villa Of the
Renaissance period, and is one Of the
show places OF the South.
Within ten days after its compile
ton, however, Mr. and Mrs. Lamar
changed the plans they had made for
la permanent residence in Georgia,
placed the beautiful home they had
built on the market and came to
/ Washington They intend, upon the
close Of the San Francisco exposition.
to erect a big house on the Avenue
of the Presidents in Washington and
to reside there
Despite her fondness for social life.
Mrs. Lamar is domestic in her tastes.
She loves home-making, and is essen
TALLY a home woman. She is also an
ardent nature lover and, like her hus-
/ band who has been her tutor In nat
urelore, she never tires Of the study
of birds and trees.
II In Atlanta where Mrs Lamar spent
her girlhood and the years Of her ear
by young womanhood, she Is much be-
loved She nearly always found time
to teach a class Of boys and girls at
some little out of the way mission on
Sundays. and was interested in the
free kindergartens of the city. Judge
Lamar. who is a gentleman Of the old
school in the best meaning of that
oyerworked phrase, has been in pub
lie life for thirty years or more. He
was attorney general Of Florida for
sixteen years and after holding other
public offices there, was a member Of
..congress six years,
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
COMPLAINS OF COLD
AT BEACH, FRIENDS
FOR WARD RELIEF
WaIIie Schwartz Has Express
Consignment on Way Which
is Expected to Create SenSa-
ton at Apartments in Venice.

w. A. Schwartz. of Schwartz Bros.
& Co.. who with Mrs Schwartz and
son Is now at Venice Cal, for a va
cation period, had a surprise en- route
from the city by express It should
arrive at its destination tomorrow
and is likely to make more or less
comment at the Paloma apartments
to which &c is consigned
Mr. Schwartz had hardly arrived
in Venice and become established in
apartments before he sent a telegram
to Manager Ole Olsen of the store to
get together overcoats, cloaks, chill
dren's clothing and other winter APP
parrel that might be found about the
Schwartz residence and send il by ex-
press to his address He added that
they were freezing and that until the
heavy clothing arrived it looked as
if they would have to stay In bed
Ole made good on assembling the
desired apparel and getting It off on
the next train. The excitement at
tendant, however. did not fail to es-
cape the notice of friends who hap
peneu around Lne store ana the cause
was duly ascertained. Followed a
short conference between friends Of
the popular merchant, with result that
they determined that his plight at
the coast was undersigned I'm the high
est and should be alleviated in the
fullest, for after his years of down
right hard work he deserved an un-
interrupted season of rest and agree
able change. So they acquired a big
oldfashioned cannon stove, had it
Grated and billed it by express to
his rooms at the Paloma Along with
il went forty fet of stove pipe and
a sack of coal Arrival of the heat
ing plant and fuel supply is expected
to make a decided sensation at the
palOma.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09

- 9SlSii~ Nlliahlgi8 FlaIilpils
When the great exposition celebra-
ting the completion of the Panama
canal opens next year the eyes of
America and the world win be turned
upon san Francisco The series Of
social events which will mark the
opening of the exposition there, and
viii continue until its close, viii pro
badly the most brilliant that ever at
tended a similar vast enterprise TAX
ing an active part in these events,
and prominently identified with socie-
.ty I'm San Francisco, during the expo
siuon, win be Mrs. William Bailey
Yamar, wife Of the man whom Presi-
dent Wilson has named as United
States commissioner to the Panama
Pacific International Exposition.
Mrs. Lamar is easily one of the
most popular women in Washington
during the present season. ASK those
who know her best to name her
strongest characteristic, and they in
eyitably reply: Her genious for
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
WRONG BREAKFAST
Change Gave Rugged Health.

MANY persons think that for
strength. they must begin the day with
a breakfast of meat and other heavy
foods. This is a mistake as any one
can easily discover for himself
A w. Va. carpenters experience
may benefit others lie writes.
Il used to be a very heavy break
fast eater but finally indigestion
caused me such ditress, became
afraid to eat anything.
my wife suggested a trial Of Grape
Nuts and as / had to eat something
or starve, / concluded to take her adj
vice. She fixed me up a dish and
remarked at the time that the quality
was an right but the quantity
was too small wanted a sauceriul
"But she said a small amount OF
Grape-Nuts went a long way and that
I must eat it according to directions
So I started in with Grape-Nuts and
cream, soft boiled eggs and some
crisp toast for breakfast.
OF cut out meat and a lot Of Other
stuff had been used 10 eating am ms
life and was gratiued 20 see that 1 was
getting better right along. / conclud
ed I had struck the right thing and
stuck TO II. / had not only been eat
ing improper food, but too much
II was working az the carpenters
trade at that time and thought thai
unless ] had hearty breakfast with
plenty OF meat ! would play out be
fore dinner. But after a few days OF
my new breakfast" / found ] could
do more work. felt better in ever
way. and now I am not bothered viii
Indigestion
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Greek. Mich. Read "The Road Il
MELVILLE" ln pkgs There's a Rea
son."
Ever read the above letter.. a new
one appears from time 70 time. The,
are genuine, true, and full Of human
intere6t.-AdV
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
Leaves for Colorado.

Miss Leta Scott. formerly of this
city but who spent the last school
year teaching in California, win con
clude a visit with her sister Mrs.
Wallace McKeehan. today and leave
for TT Collins, Colo, to spend the
balance of the summer with heI
mother. She is expected back here
in the fan. Miss Scott is very popu
lar in Warren District circles and
during her stay here was the guest
of honor at a number Of delightful
affairs given by her friends. The last
Of these was a farewell reception last
night at the home Of Mrs Vance
Johnson. which that charming hostess
made a very delightful occasion fol
all.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09

Oscar Johnson and James Letson,
Jr.. motored to Naco yesterday on a
business mission. The latter was
said to have had considerable to do
with the candidacy they are urging
upon Johnnie Newell for the office Of
grand potentate Of the Royal Division
of the Turn over Club. There has
been said to have been some doubt
as to whether Johnnie could qualify
but when his boosters got back last
night they declared that they found
he could turn over fine.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
Rich ore Samples

Yesterday William Truax brought in
to the city some of the richest speci-
mems ever seen in the district Of gold
ore It comes from the TruaX prop
cry on Juniper Flats, over the Divide.
The samples in question had free gold
shot through them in profusion, and
apparent to the naked eye The gold
lis IN a fuorite combination, the latter
being an excellent indication Of gold
bearing rock. Truax had a sample as
saved and # went in the neighbchood
of $4,000 per ton. According TO the
owner the location Of the place where
the sample was taken from IS prac-
tically on the surface.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
Completes Examination.

r. l. Hussey, a well known mining
engineer Of Boston, Mass, who has
been in this section for several weeks
past has completed his examination
of the San Jose mining property in
the Nacoarzi district, and left last
evening for Los Angeles, where he
goes to make his report to those in,
terested in the examination He will
return TO Douglas within few weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09

A bilious, half-sick feeling, loss Of
energy, and constipated bowels can be
relieved with surprising promptness
by using HERBINE. The first dose
brings improvement, a few doses puts
the system in fine, vigorous condi-
ton. Price Soc Sold by the Bisbee
Drug Co.-Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
On Extended Visit.

Mrs. Henry Carson left last evening
for Tacoma, Wash. where she viii
visit a sister whom she has not met
I'm more than thirty years, when she
left her former home in Ohio. From
Tacoma Mrs. Carson viii go to Gin
cinnat to visit her mother, who re.
sides there and may accompany the
daughter back to Bisbee this fall to
spend the winter.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
Back from Idaho.

Harley NJ. Gaines returned TO the
trict yesterday from Boise City,
Idaho, where he went a few weeks
ago relative TO mining claims i'm
which he is interested in that section.
He reports conditions very good i'm
the Idaho mining country but says
that they nevertheless do not com.
pare with things as they now are ana
have been the last few years in the
Warren District
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
cobbe with shattuek.

George Cobbe, for several years
with the Calumet q Arizona general
office, is now at home in the Offices
of the Shattuck Arizona in o. X.
street where ne came this week as
bookkeeper. Mr.. Cobbe's promotion
in the mining service Of the district
will be a matter Of pleasure to num-
erous friends Of the worthy young
man.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
The New Banking Law.

The National Bank Of Arizona at
Phoenix has just issued a handsome
pamphlet setting forth the main points
of the federal reserve banking law
and containing all the information con
corning IL that any customer on a
bank need have. IL would be imposst
bic to crowd more information regard.
ing this intricate law into a half dozen
pages, or to present it i'm a more in-
teresting and readable manner.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09

II you have the itcn. don't scratch.
It does not cure the trouble and
makes the skin bleed. Apply BAL
LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. Rub it
in gently on the affected parts 1t
relieves itching instantly and few
applications removes the cause thus
performing a permanent cure Price
25c. SOC. and s1O0 per bottle Sold by
the Bisbee Drug Co.-Ady (38D
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09

A young Marion Kansas, man am
nounces the inventions Of process
for solving the fuel problem. BY
means Of a special motor and genera
tor he claims his ability TO produce
pure hydrogen gas from decompo-
siuon Of water at the low cost of one
cent per 1000 cubic feet
IL IS understood that he has dis
posed Of his invention and an the app
paratus necessary for the production
of the gas to an eastern manufacturer
for a large cash consideration and a
yearly royalty.
His generators and motors he de-
clares. win be available for use on
Imotor-cars, launches, stationery and
marine engines, and heating and
Lighting plants
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09

Crews engaged in unloading dypa-
mite after dark from cars on the local
division Of the El Paso q Southwest
en railroad are to be supplied with
electric flashlights for the purpose
hereafter Chain gang crews between
III Paso and Hachita are also to be
furnished with them when engaged
In that kind Of work.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

! desire 20 announce myself as a
candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for County Treasurer, subject
to the wish Of the voters of the
primary election.
ADV 148) WALTER d. EVANS.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09

r. p. Adams and Billy Donovan
were arrivals yesterday from Ray.
They say that the things are good
over I'm that camps. where there IS
being more ore mined, milled and
,smelted at the present time than IN
amy previous month in the history Of
RAY operations All equipment rs
giving fine account Of itself and the
management Of the company pos
sessed Of occasion for feeling very
good about the prevalent situation.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
Visitor from Douglas.

Visitor from Douglas.
Miss Florence Bell, of Douglas. IS
here for a visit with her friend. Mrs
Leonard at the home Of DIR. and Mrs
Leonard on Quality Hill Miss Bel
is well known i'm the district and de
seryedly popular with many friend.
who viii be pleased to learn of her
presence.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09

Old Dick Cooley had no sooner been
installed as manager Of the Topeka
team than he was set down by Pres
ident O'Neill Of the Western league for
melting a riot IN Denver.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
Gave Endorsement.

At the meeting OF stockholders of
the Arizona Automatic Air Brake Co.
last night at the City Hall, there was
large attendance. Secretary Ian
ford made report of the work Of the
company and its plans for the immedi-
ate future. all Of which met with the
hearty approval Of those present who
gave enthusiastic endorsement.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09

Iron Man" Joe McGinity has de-
cided to quit as bench manager OF the
Tucson team McGinity win continue
as president Of the club and Russ Han
win act as manager Of the team.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
Came to See Friends.

g. C. Oblinger, formerly with The
Review mechanical department but
now with the Douglas International at
Douglas. was a visitor I'm the city yes
terday. coming up to mix with his
numerous friends about town
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
Visiting from California.

Miss Inez Green, a very charming
young lady of San Jose. arrived last
evening from her California home to
be the guest for several weeks OF
Mrs. Vance Johnson, an old time
friend, at her pretty home on Mason
hill
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
In the Northwest.

Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Mason and little
daughter left yesterday for Spokane
and other points in the northwest,
where they will visit among friends
and relatives the balance Of the sum
mer.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
FoR CONSTABLE PREclNT NO. ?.

hereby announce myself as a cam
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Constable in Precinct No. 2, Subject
to the wish of tine voters of the prlm-
airy election Sept g.
JOHN II. JAMES.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
Had Pleasant Evening.

At a meeting of the Barkeepers'
Union last night several candidates
were initiated. after which refresh
ments were enjoyed at q social SEES.
sion
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
Political Announcements
FoR COUNTY, REcoRpER

I hereby announce myself as a can.
didate for the Democratic nomination
for COUNTY RECORDER subject TO
the wish Of the voters Of the primary
election.
RAY b. KREBS.
ADV 22A
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
FOR OisPEPTIcs.

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
It produces healthy activity Of weak
and disordered stomachs. An eX-
cellent strength builder.-Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-09
LOCAL
10 a Paso

James Malley, foreman Of the VOL
VERNE Arizona Mining Company. left
yesterday on a business trip to El
Paso to be gone about q week.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-05-14

Ger, traen noticias de desaatres
en- varios lugares. Esas noticias
han hecho que las autoridades ha-
van toindo inmedietamente me-
didas para socorrer & las perso---
mas Que necesiten auxiIios.
El ci6rcito, la marina v las an
toridades eiyifes han recibido Or.
denes de Roma para preatar ayu-
da on los trabaios de sa1yamen.
Ito. La ayuda de In Cruz Roia
tue Drontamente pedida.
La interrTlpci6n Gle los ferroea.
rrfles y tel6grafos ha impedido
ob1ener algunos detalles respecto
8 las pGrdidas de vidaa.
81 Monte Etna en- erupoi6n.
Por val'ios ,lias Sc habsafi suce,
dido tembleres de TERRA con fire.
cuentcs interyalos, acotfpaiiatlos
por esupcioues del Monte Isgaa,
NingnIla atenei6n SO les did nor.
flnb no fueron violentoa, Fl nri
sner tenrhlor fuerte re sinti6 &
las siete, nerO To- catAatrofe snG
egtA fs1asiatia cliand0 grupos de
refngiadoa prinoipiaron i llegar
DO loa paeblos eereanos,
Blu oentro dol desassre faS IL
villa de Liners Alif L. proper.
aion de Dnuertos y heria0a gn6
sTanY grande. Ila p6rdisla de Ia
propiedad eu Linera sanbI6n g,I6
haetanto considerable.
Los traU0iog tie Balvamento he
han tliaisuItado nor la gran can
tIdRd de eg60fanros.
Los stanoa on liz proDfstlasg
fItsrOU Hlka gg8ndes sn aeras VI.
Hrs. Tsaa iglegiaa u edifioios plss
hIie0s gnAr0n Aestqnlslon y elem.
t0g DO casNa eay0ron en EerYa
81 fsteRu aAlSssssts Iaa usEtIsaaa.
SegNn reIigFen IOs reIuRgaass.
81 fuego - aIkuuoa As8araa -
sosaT,lstasIo II trabaio ~ ssarsa.
eiSts n as8 sIgso ~ als@ asI1, s.ara
Hsaaasar I Iaa yfaEIsnaa
~ gselhigse las urinaraa nung
yaa De e eatggspO 81 bIinia9fo
do eaasrra ~ el Msni8tro its Mari.
M csayiartsIi ord0Aes i los (S1s
aaAndanits IL laa I.ssFzaS lnsllla..
- y TlsvaIes - 81 dislrllS uara
gsla prestaral tolIA Is aguaa %.
Aihla
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-05-14
FL PRESIDENTE WILSON DECLARA
QUE la MEDIACION TENDRA BUEn EXITO
Washington, y. e., Mayo u.

Washington, ID. o., Mayo IL.
Los miembros del gabinete, dess
nu6g de una prolongadatc tcanferen-
cia hog con Ell Presidente Will
son sobrs ia situaci6n iJiexicana,
declararon que Ell Presids8te con
Fla en- que Ia mediaci6n tendra
6xito " que serias eonseeuencias
en- Mexico seran prevenidas. z
La mayor parte de la discussion
en- la conferencia del gabinete, se
refiri1fa & la meditation " d la re-
presentation & favor de este 90
bierno por Justice Lamar Y Fire.
dericl w. lehman, en- las con.
fefeneias que SIC verificaran, Ell.
tire, eilos como Representatives. dc
los Estados unidos v los repre-
sentantes de Huerta, actuando co.
mo mediadores tres potencias de
Sur America.
a Situaei6n en- Tanpico.
ha sittIaci6n EN- Tanpico Sc ha
dicho no fue discutida.
Algunas complicaciones pueder
sohfeYenir DOR La destruction de
propiadades axtranieras como re
Istlltado del conflicto entire las
fuerzas Constitneionalistas y las
Federales, cttyo asunto i.a aldo di
cutid0 haee tempo. No Sc tiane
information daPfnifiua ssaagSantks
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-05-14
Catania, sieilia, Mayo 8.

Catania, Sieilia. Mayo 8.
Un terremoto y una erupci6n
volcanica. destrliyer0n tnuchos pu
bios anoche sdbro les faldas del
Monte Etna. El n1mero dc heri-
doa asciende & varEos oientos. Los
refugiados deelaran Que las perdi-
das de la propiedad fueron tan
rrandes como las del desastre de
Mesina en- 1908. Los ferocarriles
fueron deAtruidos, Las iglesias arr;
zadas, las casas conyeTtidas On
ruinas v los postes del telefono Il
rribadoB en- nm radio do yariaa mi
Has alredsdor dc Catania.
seaenta ea1nhIoros de terra,
Noticias ofieiales de hoy eloio.
can ell nIlnero de r0uertoa en- I3F
Y el de hcridos en- 283. IIsag ci-.
fras 0robabIemeute serhn aumen-
|tadaa al tenorae eompIetas mott.
cias de los pueblos dostrlidos
Ona gran cathstrofe gn6 avitas
da, por Ell heeho elg que sl Elaal
terremoto, fue preaediao por otrot
sesenta ternbloras de egonea eonsi.
deraei6n. que sirvieaon para aiar.
mar q los habitantes, auiensa en
gran n1maro aba0d0uarou gns eas
aas " huyer0u al campo alberto.
Alauilaa villas ron aa0ga fs.s men J
toa Sc eaeofna.g0a.
nas Villas da Lsnera y E3ongens
tini fueron eonvartidas en rui..
Yaa.
I'm Iafsertania toaaB Las ea4
saa guoron dasEruidas Enormea
tla6os fuerou osusaa0s on Santa
Venarina.
Itog taelaoa eaysr0n ! Is Uares
flsa tIaledag0n oaollanAo ~ laa al.
dsas aa Santa Maria Ammasati.
Carlo NuAx4sia. Maneassr. Santa
.FeNla Y Hongl lardo. Iag iysllas dS
SarRta Maxia VsrQttSS 3 Ssalsa
1uugon destraI0as.
KvEs sKoss IaUUsa pg1aa
ljIngue1Ea UaesonKa nsrssG1s0ss
- = yIila - Y.lssssa. Il 0nal Tns
.slasirniaas 0ars fag rainaa lle
nasoponoo. nangiaNlYu q Malas
~ fltarnfa enaonfrnslos yeiilse olter'
pos eata MAMMA,
I'm genko gu0 llogO 4 IaganIa sas
leg viliaa, hoy as,tes 81 Asnaua
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-05-14

mes sc confundieron con el popu-
lacho hasta que fue dada una se-
ilal convenida cayendo sobre 10
guarnici6n federal & inflingiendo
les una derrota deeisiva,
George G. Carothers, anterior
mente agente Consular en- Torre6i
ha sido ordenado nor ell Departa--
mento de Estado on Washington
para aeompanar al General Ca
rraaga ef su Yiaie d la ciudad dc
Mexico.
Ordenes han sid0 enviadas al
Gral. Murguia en- Piedraa Negrag
para abrir v trabaiar las Ininaa d
carbon, La Rosita, FL FGnix, Pa
Ian, Dep6siEos Y Rio Escondido.
Comnustible es neeeaario para las
naaansnaa que condncirfzs & laa
tropas Constitncionalistag ca su
yiaie al Sur, Y habiendolo alii a.
bundante,es necesario trabajar pa
ra sacarlo. !,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-05-14
SaItiNO \ San Luis Potosi
Sordn ataCadOs stimuli
tdneamente.
Jnarez. Mexico. MAYO 8.

Juarez, Mexico. Mayo 8.
El Grat Carranza anunci6 hoy
que saldra el L1nes para Monte
rrey 8 Saltillo, seg1n d esta t1lti-
ma ciudad ,ya cafdo 8 no en- ma
nos de los cor stitucionalistas Guar
do 6l Sc acerqle ALI. El General
Francisco Will. ha sido ordenado
para que diriia personalmente ell
ataque sobre 'Saltilio augtlra
el Gral. Carranaa que no resultant
un fiasco. Simultanaamente col
Ell ataque sobre Saltillo, serA
ataeado San Luis Potosi por las
fuerzaa co1nbinadas de los genera
les Pablo Gonzaiog Y Eulalfo Gu
tiarrez.
Sc han recibidos notieiaa que ell
Grai. ETni1fano 1anasa ha tofnado
Guernayaca. Capital ael Estaao
de Morelos Y due SIC esta prepa-
rando para avanzar sobre la ciu-
dad de Mexico.
YARNS veces ifabfa atacado 4
.Cuernavaca, pero no habfa To-.
grado liegar mas que & los SUI
burbios de la ciudad. Sc ha di-
cho que 81 gan6 ESQ punto, vali6n-
dose de una estratagerna. Envi6
algnnos aoldados disfrasados qrie
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-05-14
MazaA3n Y TaIlp|iCO a puntO
de C7er en- pOdef de los
COnstituCiOna|iStdS.

I'll Consul w, r. Alger de Ma
zatlan, telegraf6i hoy al Departa-
mento de Estado pidiendo instru
clones. Diio que entire $4,000 Y
$4,000 Constitucionalistas asta--
ban en- las inmediaciones de Ma.
zatlan cuando Il sali6. Que pc.
leaban aIterpandose por varios
MILES. ,Treinta afnerieanos salie-
ron de Mazatlan, La mayor parte
de aiIo3 muieres Y nifios. Varlos
eient0s de eStranieros de otras ma
cionalidades rrehnaan saIir.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-05-14
Terrible akaane ! .E'a1npioo.

Drossnsville, Texas, Mayo II.
INN de les batallaa na6s f,lretes d.
IS gs1nsss60 sa eata verifie olldo
eatre les 81
Cas- y Itlg Ted eFaI IS Hsl sFalnpief,t
General Gssareo Castro, eOasi-
dorado como sano de los mas teaa-
aes conthatienteg entire los Cons
tstueionalistas. ha llegadp con nu.
merosaa fuerzas v catofee eaflo-
1aog de Monterrey. para reforzar
Ina f,ierzAs due estaban sitiando &
Tampieo. Los eafiones han abier-
TO s,ss fuegos contra los eafioneros
fedoraies y las gortificaeiones con
rnortifera furia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-05-14
b alsae n0siciaa

I5n dEaa pagadog una hoia local
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