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Evening journal., 1914-01-23

Big 10c pkg. Quaker Corn Flakes. 0c
Fresh goods, just packed at half price.
pinl, Alaska salmon .....7c q Tan
Equal TO any pink salmon packed,
finest flavor.
Best fine granulated sugar. .4c lb.
With other goods-none sold to
stol lekeepers.
Finest quality Eyaporated Peaches.
&c lb.; lbs pc
Our regular 12c quality tender juicy
California fruits-buy 9 lbs. at
this unusual price.
7c-Finest Quality c leaned Cur
rants ...... ..... &c 10.
Regular 12c quality.
A great big package OF Childs' Wash
ing Powder .................- .5c
Fine quality Table Pears. BE Can
Big cans filled with full syrup fruit
Lecroy's White Pine Tar and Honey
Cough Syrup Sc a bot; 3 bottles, 20e
Evening journal., 1914-01-23

he arrange to call a meeting at which
those men who are intellectually
the superiors" of Mr. Robinson will
appear and convince us by actual
statistics and convincing arguments
that the whipping-post is a deterrent
Of crime. is reformatory in its moral
effect on the criminal, and is in no
sense brutal in its character? They
Will have not only the small co num-
Der of opponents Of the lash in this
State, but also the authorities Of the
other sister States in the Union to
convince. as well as a long list Of
ablest best-informed students and
practical workers in prison reform
and criminology. Let us have il de-
cided one way or the other. l wonder
how we Delawareans would feel if
we were transported to some coun-
try or State where the law was 20
brand with a red-hot iron the word
Thief" on the body of a man who
had stolen a loaf OF bread? How do
you think we would feel face to face
with such a law? Would we not
shudder at the thought of it? What
is the difference between the brand
Of the red-hOt iron and the brand of
the flashes well laid on?" Are you
surprised that our State is criticized
and abused on all sides when we are
guilty of maintaining this brutal, out
of-date, yengeful institution?
George B. Miller,
Wilmington, Jan. 21, 1914
Evening journal., 1914-01-23
Extra Special
Bargains at All the

&c for one dozen of the best Candies
Made
Finest Quality Sweet cider, lie a Gal.
While it lasts-no more after this
lot is gone-pressed from the
finest juicy York State
Greening Apples.
Sliced Lemon Cling Feaches lie q Can
Delic Gus tasting California fruit.
Fresh Mic Macs or Coffee Cakes sc IN.
Big can solid packed Tomatces....7c
BUTTER.
Fine Fresh Tub e.. ......... .SSc 10.
Sweet Bloom Print ......S5e ID.
lOc MacaIoni .................... &c
Big packages Long stems. Elbows
Spaghetti.
BCTTERINE
Childs' Best ................ Zoe ID.
Childs' Special ...... zoe H..
Finest quality Golden Pumpkin, Sc can
Evening journal., 1914-01-23
Stores

Big pkg Childs' Prepared Buck
wheat ...... .................. lOl
Tender Early June Peas ... Zoe caI
Big bottle White Label Tomato Cat
sup .-..,..... ............,..s'
Big can Table Syrup. p.............9 81,
Heinzs Little Tender, Tasty, Swee
Pickles ....... .s........7c DOzeI
10c Can Childs' Liquid Polish -,
Masou's Black Shine Shoe Polish. "a
g Cakes Fancy Toilet Soap. 49,. &c BO,
s large cakes Chi ds' Laundr,
soap .......... .........-.....l 10
delnzs best quality Sour Crout &c Of
arge bottle Ammonia. a.........5,
He'nz's Dill Pickles ....... 15c DOl
Pound pkg. Child's Fresh Cracke
Dust ..-..-.... ....-...--....... q
Childs Spec a, BLEND Coffee. .25c II
Childs' Princess Blend Tea,
IL lb, Zoe; 1-2 H.. I,
Childs Breakfast Cocoa 1-2 ID. can il
Evening journal., 1914-01-23
RONrs Am MlprIAeE-
TO the Fditor of THE EVENING
JOURNAL.

To the EDITOR of THE EVENING
JOURNAL:
Sit:-I inclose tho following clip
ping from a Philadelphia paner re-
garding the bonus plan Of the Fora
Automobile Company, of Detroit
Mich. showine one of the great ben
efits 70 he derived from such a plan:
DETROIT. Mich. Jan 20. - Ac-
cording 70 Aley, Stewart Detroit mar
riare license clerk Henry Ford the
automobile manufacturer. has fnrn-
ished the answer 10 tho question
Why is il that so many thousands
of Young men If the present day re-
fuse to marry?"
In the past week no fewer than
so Of the Ford eunnloyos who we're IT,
on the first profit-sh0ring increase ia
wages have taken wives and estab.
Evening journal., 1914-01-23

lished homes for themselves, feeliui
that under the new conditions the.
can afford to do this"
Do you not think it would be
good plan to induce the Chamber
Commerce of Wilmington TO try an(
persuade some of the large manufae
turing concerns in and around vii
mington to adopt the same plan al
the Ford Automobile Company has
adopted?
/ am a single young man, but I an
only waiting until some of the com
panies ia and around Wilmington
have decided to pay their employe
a larger scale of wages. There ar
hundreds of other young men ia thh
city IN the same predicament as / am
| believe that a laboreP is worth.
of his hire.
thank you for any attention yoi
may give this article.
A DAILY READER.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 21, 1914
Evening journal., 1914-01-23

That Japanese weather man who committed sui
eide because he criticized for having failed
tell the volcanic eruption OF sakuraima never would
have done n had hc been trained in the Washington
Weather Bureau. He would have blamed it upon the
retcenee Of the volcano with respect % its intentions
aud viewed the complaining proetariat with an eye of
official contempt.
Evening journal., 1914-01-23
Made a New Man of HIM

Thomas Riley, unable to work, told by
his physician he was suffering from
Consumption, was made well and
strong by Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey.
81 took a severe cold and was eener.
ally run down; tried oil kinds of
remedies without avail. My physician
told me / had consumption. took out
door treatment aud improved some, but
not rapidly, and was unable TO work. A
friend persuaded me to try Dmfy's Pure
Malt Whiskey, which did. Thank
God. (AIy friend has taken Dunys Tor
many years and Is the picture OF
nealth. took yom medicine regular
ly. yhc first bottle improved me very
much and the second so restored my vi
tality that I could do light work. Today
/ feel new man. Ccntlemcn, ! can't
express my appreciation of your great
remedy in words, but my face and feel
ings tell the tale of my wonderful cure
You may make nse of these few simple
but true lines Thomas Riley, Ken
wood Heights, Albany, n. y.
Ia aiclf roprn-.frn. from, fh., harmful
Evening journal., 1914-01-23
Ri UAA Il ILL STOP
URIC ACID DIPOSI1
Rheunatle con,rIieations chseI.ed al

Rheumatic Comrncaucns Checked an
the "Hu--en SEVERE Restored.
The Kidneys, Bowels ard skin are tn,
"humsn sewers whicn carry of n
impurities IN the blood. When these ar
elogged Uric Acid sediment lodges in tn
muscles and Joints and rheumatism
follows. RHEUMA. the great remed,
for all forms Of the terrible disease
checks the deposit Of Uric Acid.
81 suffered from Rheumatism for ST.
years. Tried different doctors. with n.
relief. I have taken three bottles O
RHEUA1A. rnd am entirely free iron
tire disease. p. ". Miller, Catawissa
Pa.
The Rheuma Company will retur
you money.if it fails 50 cents a bot
tic. Sold by n. b. Danforth, Marke
aud Second streets.
Evening journal., 1914-01-23

Speaker Of the House Clark refuses positively 10 hold
love feast with Secretary Of state Bryan lie will
not even drink grape pineapple 'uic. with him.
Speaker Clarl never will forget perhaps forgive
things that were said aad done at the Baltimore
convention.
Evening journal., 1914-01-23
A GOOD MoRkING PLAN.

nNlSloN Of the members OF the Wilmington Cham
her OF Commerce into 'iur sections to be known
as the mercantile, manufacturing, real estate and build
ing trade and civic sections should sysemat-
ize and simplify the work If the organization II will
throw together in the several groups men who have
kindred sympathetic interests and preyert much
confusion Misunderstanding and friction At the same
time the main body through itr board OF directors will
have supervisory power the subsidiary bodies and
no action them will be binding until it has the sane
ton Of the directorate.
Ohaer such plan OF organization work and super-
VISION substantial progress and large increase in
membership should be features Of 1914 II vii, arouse
the working spirit of all the members by giving them
Things to do which because Of business training and
association, they, will know how to do
Evening journal., 1914-01-23

The lid is of in CrsfeId Md. arr the good citi
zens of that town are making frantic efforts to get
u on again They should apply to the people in Sails
bury for information to ways and means.
Evening journal., 1914-01-23

Only Une "RR0M QUININEp
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Look for the signature Off W. GROVE
Cures a Cold in One Day. Cures Grip 10
Two Days. 25c.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-01-23

is made for in the home hospital and sick room-free
elements of the ordinary beverage whskey Thousands OF
doctors rely upon Dudy beca Of its purity It be
depended upon for indigestion stomach trouble coughs
colds bronchitis grip pneumonia catarrh and throat
lung troubles II strengthens and stimulates. Nows the
time it 20 prevent bc akdoMn Of forces during win
ter when You need the greatest vgor Sold by drug
gists giocers and dealers Sl0O large bottle Write
free medical booklet yourself against possible
filling; when bottle is empty break 1t! The Duffy Malt
Mhiskev Co. RochesteI. n. Y.
Evening journal., 1914-01-23

Statistics show that New Eneland LAWYERS make loss
than those in a,y other section Of the country They
should go 20 New York and post graduate course
in the art of charging. -.-------.-- -
Evening journal., 1914-01-23

AA ThaAssoeintiOn Of Amor-
nIklAN lean Advertisers has ex-
WAW nu1ined and certified %
the oirculaiion Of this pub
Eeatisn. The figures of cirrUlation
n.nsnined in the Associsticn'a -
.ort only are guarAntsed.
ksda6sa Of Anui1a Advertisers
No nsi Whitrhua Biis. :. =. e'g
Evening journal., 1914-01-23

The Association Of
American Advortis.
ers il composed Of
All the great advcr-
tisers Of this conn
trv. The Associa-
tion endorses only
such papers as sub
NIT 20 its oxamina-
tion at nny moment.
and positive proof
must be submitted
Tas accompanying
certificate. No. 4l5l,
has been issued 90
his paper.
Evening journal., 1914-01-23

Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell
How Uncle Johns Prediction Was
Fulfilled"
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
To The Cora Club Boys

The lfuilcd States Department of
Agriculture at Washington, ID. c 4,
found during last year, l0l9, that
there had been number OF corn
club bows that was over Is years Of
aee and II would be necessary TO re-
wise the list OF c)rn club boys.
Mr.. O. b. Martin, the man IN
charge OF the corn club work, said
he ala not know how 10 correct the
list unless be Just rubbed them all
out and start over again. Aud he
did that At the close Of the corn
club work for 1918. Each and
every boys name IN the lUnited
States was stricken from the rolls
aud now il is for each little boy to
make a new application in order TO
get back in the corn club work for
lea. But there Is one provision
for the boys that made an exhibit
at the county contest at Pocahontas
in October 1918 and made their
records, these little boys are not re-
qulred TO make new applications
for the work 10 this year 1914.
Boys / do not know who wants
TO JON and who does not bat have
a blank for each boy IN Randolph
county and il | have not sent you
one Just ask TO become a member
and | will send you one aud let's
build up another big corn club IN
Randolph county. We can no long
er boast Of having the largest corn
corn club class in the world for
Mr.. O b Martin has torn down
our play house and we have got 10
re build 1t. | want each boy in
Randolph county in the corn club
this year aud will do my part to
make Randolph county a winner
for 1914 the same "a she has always
been lf the little boys will co oper-
ate with me as they alwavs have
done and am sure they will. We
want honesty and cooperation with
the fathers and mothers in the
corn club work and we will
win as we always have done. We
have the only silver trophy cup
offered by the University Of Ark
ansas. We have won il 4 times and
it Is ours N keep aud if they put
out another one we will win il. J.
r. Kizer, Special agent.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
RAGAN SCHOOL

Bro. Newberry filed mis- regular
appointment at this place last Sun
day.
Ed Holmes OF Manson gave ouI
community a hastily business call
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Martin and
family spent Sunday at the hospit-
able home Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. f.
Sisson.
Little Warren Mckinley has been
right sick.si our last report.
Edgar Sisson attended the play
gwen al the home of Frank Barnes
Of holland last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Morgan of
Holmes visited home folks on Sun
daY OF last week
We arc sorry 70 report that Miss
Dona Collins has pneumonia at this
writing.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
LATE NEWS HENS
. From IHl -
CAPITAL CITY

Everything now has b dly rtb
the exception Of motberntlin
and father, hui mother ialau q
cared for under Mothers Day The
latest IS Bird Day, Governor lays
Welding to The opportunities nf the
Audubon society and naming May
4. in honor Of the feaibered tribe Of
Arkansas. Even the dog has long
been honored by dog days. though
not through official proclamation.
Because of the many special days,
the legality Of such action has been
questioned, many claiming that il
requires an act Of the legislature to
provide for them II is contended
that a proclamation from the gov.
ernor should mean something, and
should not be wasted in such man.
ner. Governor Hays is really in
terested, though, in Children's Day,
and his efforts to have this generally
observed, is meeting with much en-
couragement. Governor Hays
wrote u the officials OF other states,
end mlnY have replied that they
Will take immediate steps to nave
Childreu's Day observed in their
states.
Yieiliag to She lust FOR gold, the
Little f.cs correspondent Of lhe
Star liyr.d last gsek mlle p
into The mouolains Of Ye.l county.
accompanied by n j. Pond, cditm
Of the Daagille Democrat, 10 look
the gold fields over, aud % officially
report upon The value oi .he discoy
cry.
Thirty miles back the editors
drove thirty miles Of uninterrupted
bliss. The road was knotty.
bumpy, and in many places it wa.
absolutely without a bottom, but
Editor and Postmaster Pond we're
driving fiery steed, and he seemed
10 be absolutely withou. feeling.
The horse was forced to trot in
places where a monkey would have
found it difficult to climb. Eight
hours Of this put an explorer in a
sore condition Of mind, body and
soal, and he cared noi whether
Scott or Peary discovered Che pole.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
FEEL G00D-IAUGH-
Be HAPPY AND WELL
Take Some DOdson's liver Teae
Tonight and See How Much
Better You viii Feel
Tomorrow

Thousands Of former sufferers
from constipation, Jiliousuess, sick
headache and stomachills are noe
brighter, healthier, happier through
taking Dodson's Liver Tone, tie
medicine which was made 10 use ~
stead Of calomel. They have iesrn-
ed to smile again.
Dodson's fine remedy is so differ
ent from calomel. You feel good
after takiug Dod on's. There nre
DO depressing aller-eliecis, such as
wi,h ralomel and other strong and
yoilert purgatiyes. Nou DO not
change your habits or dietwhen TAX
ing Dodson's Liver Tone. There
Is no pawn nor gripe, no change IN
your regular habits. LAYER Tone
promptly clears the dull BRAIN and
cldgged system in an easy natural
way, assisting Nature in the strug-
cling against biliousness and con
stpation. Dodson's also sti'nuistes
you and builds you up and strength I
ems you al the same time.
A reliable, pleasant tasting yege
table liquid, Dodsou's hver Toae
Is guaranteed without eondllion Sy
Prnglc Drug Co. who will cheer
fully refund purchase price (5oc.l"-
stantly without question IN event o.
any Dissatisfaction wiIh tbe remedy
or ita esult-
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
suAnUn

A. J. Carter ct West phiae pass
ed through here last week with d
nice span Of mule. ler .alc
Sead Armstrong will work for
Alonzo Gong this summer
Rnbe Bounds moved near this
this place last week.
Tilman Hunter visited his broth.
er. Willie, at Reyno last Saturday
aud Sunday.
Quite a number from this place
went TO Pocahontas Saturday.
Robert Sanders OF Delaplaine Wis
tied friends at this place Sunday.
There will be preaching at the
Dean school house every fourth
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Coleman
visited at the home Off. r. Thomp-
son Sunday,
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
WARN SPRINGS

Mr.. Levi Hall, Mr.. Harrison and
Isaac Cormack passed through here
Monday enroute for Vernon where
they will hear the candidates bid
their last farewell.
Mr.. Joe Russell Of Midilebrook
visited friends and relatives at this
place the lattar part Of last week.
w. r. waldrupe is on The indis.
posed list this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27

Several from different parts of
the county attended the candidate
speaking at this place last wednes-
day.
The snow that came last week,
made the roads pretty muddy.
ALVIN Bryan and Oscar Shaver
was seen on our streets Sunday.
Mrs. X. I. Harrison is visiting
her parents this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27

Remember our Sunday school.
Henry Merdon visited friend.
here while on his way to Poplar
Bluff.
Bhl Ragan Of Walnut Ridge
Is visiting friends near here.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
COUNTY NEWS
WASHINGTON


James Brooks and family visited
At Jno. vandergiff's last Sunday.
Henry suber made business trip
TO Pocahontas last Wednesday.
About loinches snow At this writ
ing, quite a snow for the latter past
Of March.
jess Downes and family have
moved TO the Sarah Kerley farm and
will make crop this season.
The measles have SO tar escaped
us.
Clope Evans, We understand, will
move 10 Broekest soon. lie vii!
farm for Mr.. Sago.
Miss Mabel Oldham attended the
candidate speaking At Maynard last
Saturday.
Mr.. Mat,ingly and family have
sold their farm and move TO Debow.
They expect to 60 into the mer.
osniile business at that place soon.
How many OF Us will 90 to the
polls on the s5s Let's all 90 and
help the boys 10 receive or rot the
nomination.
Mr. vaudergrif bought fine
gray mare last week.
clnis Gould hAs been building
some rev fence. Isap hs, fenced
his loa,e and lois.
le Srtibr TOOL. load 81 Ties %
Pocahonias last Monday and his
team ran away and thrcs hm osn
ont Of the wagon, bralsing him up
some, bat not seriously.
We attended the teachers cxamin-
alton. We found the questions on
grammer very hard.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
'"fahontes, Arkansas. Marrh i,h. sal
RESOURCES

Beginning April 1T, 1914. the
IIafs.edler m IN viii run only on the
las, iiree days Of each week. An
our patrons please take notice Of
this fact. II. NJ. Barden. B'rdel',
Ark. 10 ~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-02
La sutileEa del presidente.

Washington. JUNO l.-E. president
Wilson coniirmo ahora su crecncla Il,
que la rondiclon POGO satlSfactorla II,
los negocios no rs general, pero Sc sien
te menos en- los Estados unidos que q
otros paises.
Esta es la primera audiencia que con
cedc "A los corrcsponSales de la prensa
dcsdc III crisis aguda tie y %situacioi
mciicana y sobrc csta M diio una pal
abra. Diio que el ALA en- las manufac
turas vendria dc un golpe con solo qu'
On Ella crcyeran los manufacturers.
RefirirndoSe a In ley Clayton sobr'
los trusts. dijo que ii bien esta no da a
trabaio nucvos dcrechos. Ell cambio pre-
elsa con claridad los cue va tiene. f.
cuanto a la depression economical. insis
te en- que no debc atribuirse a In tar
ifa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-02
Successes EN- MEXICO.
FL Observation-Disclosures Sc CONSTITUTE
D. VENUST|AN0 CARRANzA PRES|DENTE

piracion del plaz, constitutional! dc ia
presidencia dc Madcro. en- 1915 lo cua!
dara el tempo ntccsario para que Car.
rama imponga IS retormas r%csl,uclon-
arias por las que g Ina estado luchun'iO.
Al mismo tempo. Sc drsca alb ,lir II
vicepresldencia. -;Cohociendp que par
'te dc las dificul'ades politicss S. 'lel,r
D la existencia 4 csc puesto. nu"A.t
la administration dc Diaz. TODD Il rais
Sc r~esintio de lue Sc %maniuvIerd d
viceprcsidente a Corral. v durante la
administration lie Madcro cause no me-
nos irritacion en- Il publico ia presencia
de Pine SuarcZ. Por este motive Sc dice
que Carranza no nombrara I'M %viceprcs-
idcnte.
Muchos nombrcs So mcncionan como
probables en- In constitution del nucvc
gabincte del prcsidcntc Carranza. citan
dose cspecialmrntr los dc los scnores
Cabrera, Vasconcclos { lglcsias Caldc.
ron.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-02

reason the public have paid more for
il. is the fact that all works Of its kind
IT is the one whose contents bear the
impress of the highest scholarship. and
the most expert. practical experience.
Its authority. IN q word. - accepted
without question because il is the work
of authorities. Ii is the best book Of
its kind. and people have paid more for
il because ID was the best. and was
worth the money. The name Of the
work has come to have n certain fixed
significance a. a synonym of authority.
finality. truth.
Again. more sets Of the Encyclopae-
.dia Britannica have been sold since ~
was first issued li5 years ago than
have been sold Of all other cncyclopac-
dias. in all languages. including Eng
.llsh. put together.
That il an extraordinary fact. hut
there must be- some good reason for this
too. The public i'm each successive gem
Grafton would not ahve So consistently
bought the book il they had not felt
that il was worth bu-~- The Ency-
|clopaedia Britannica may. therefore. be-
said to be a thing of life which has lived
because il deserved to live. and
il has deserved to live because those
who bought it knew that il occupied a
position not approached bv any other
book.
Is this book too good for you?
Do YOU want reliable information at
low price. DO you want unreliable in
formation at any price3
Do yon know that IN unreliable ref
erence book is not cheap at any price.
any more than a poorly made shoe. an
inferior tool, or any other article dc
signed for service, is cheapf
Finally. ii you have children. do you
want to give them INSTRUMENTATION. Is
IL not a fact that many so-called child
rem 5 books are made merely to sell, and
that their contents are unreliable. mis-
leading and of unknown authorship
Read the testimony Of one subscrib-
er -
There is not a single family, having
children. that should be without a ref
erence book on general subjects. and
the head of the family cannot be- too
careful what books are used for refer
ence. | have waited for three years un-
I'll the new Britannica was ready. ]
want 10 say without reserve that !
I'M more than Justified
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-02
LA MEDIACIoN EMPIEZA A FRUS.
TRARSE.

Niagara Falls. JUNO LA propucs-
IN representation dc CarranZa trac DIES
orientados a los CONTROVERSIES.
Scgun atirmaclnncs consiitucionaliS-
tas dc anochc no Sc rcsolvcra hoy tam
POGO 81 asunio. V la actiiud dc los me-
diadorcs O. criticada por pretcnder que
los vencidos sean los que dictcn term
mos a los vcncedorcS.
Los Delegates americanos discutier-
on con los meiicanos 81 personal que
sera propuesio para constituir q GO
bierno provisional.
Dicen los conferenciStas que todas las
informaciones que So cstan dando sobrc
sus trabaios son fantasticas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-02

FL Paso. JUNO l.-Se anuncia que la
capital temporal del gobieron consti-
~tucionalista sera la ciudad dc Saltillo.
u don Nenustiano Carranza %rcnuncia-
ara su cargo constitutional de goberna'
dor lie Coahuila y que asumira dcsde
luego las fun,iones lie p~residenie pro-
visional lie la republica. ESD haria
variar los planes originates dc la rev.
Olucion. en- los cualcs Sc mantenia ct
cargo de un primer jefe mi..tai hastd
81 triunfo virtual do la misma. al tomar
possession de In ciudad dc Mexico.
Aseguran los constiiucionalisids que.
al asumir CarranAa 81 puesto de presl-
dentc provisional de la republica. ucle
que desistir d. %nroponerse come cdn-
didato en- las ,iecciones constitution
ales. debido 4 l.. clausula antl-r,.lc7-
cionista dc la piI,iorma dc Madero,
uue rs tambicn In dc la actual rey"lu-
cion; pero en- ,amhlo esas clecclJncs 10
Sac veriiicaran sin, hasta la natural eX-