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formed circle in the air. indicating that the truth of
tire universe bad come him, the mandarin de-
spached a number Of attendants with instructions to
bring his largest chest Of ticals and them before
the bonze.
The eyes Of the bone gtered ouuningly he waited
for the arrival OF tie chest while his bony fingers
cIu'chcd ncrvousy At lis mantle as though he were
already feeling between his fingers the smooth round
pieces If shining gold II the squirrel had been any
where about he would again have been astonishcd for
in the poor bonzc he would again have recognized the
sinister face Of Neo-Ching.
Arriving with the chest Of gold pieces, and running
their anfs through eui the attendants lifted high the
differing coins and allowed them to drop back into the
chest that the bonze might hear the ring OF them and
know that they were genuine
The following week a fctc was proclaimed BY the
mandarin in the great courtyard overlooking the lake
The pillars fcstooncd with gay coored flags, at
endans marched soicrany with fingers pointing, like
e of the manGarins slippers upward toward Mir
others carried torches and then procession
Of BLACK robcd priest; If Buddsa chanting Vedc songs
All the worsbppers kuelt with their faces to the ground
and their heels pointing westward In the center Of the
group was the magnificent mandarin, occupying the
largest space. as be aas the most dcvout.
After moment Of profound silence the sacred white
ccrhai, with his attendants came waling down the
cenfer oi ,ie space, IN quiet dgniiicd manner.
"Oh benign prince f the house al Go;ama, what is
ihy wish- asked Hic mandarin without lifting his face
from the ground.
Another momens ri silence and iier "phant
spoke in a deer. well rodalated voice.
q would that my 'rihe in-... IN
the stage. and thar ii- up
and down hurdcs v-is Id Of
each others trunks sat acund-a-
rosy. Such calling Is n, .er dignity.
have eaotsen"
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Admit him. said the mandarin after weighing the
matter in his mind for some time
The bonze, i'll ragged attire brought before the
mandarin who listened attsntiyely to what he had to
say He plahlly impressed for the description tai
lied with what he had read Of the sacred beast in his
books Of ancient learning He did wish too
willing make the purchase however, and made few
disnaraging remarks about elephants.
The lonze, after he had placed his price the beast
and receiving encouragement, made movement
which indicated that, Tar he concerned, the
interview at end
Wait yet little while" said the mandarin IF
gave thee my second largest chest OF ctals would not
that Suffice"
1T would he al ofense against Buddha to sell him at
rate said the bonze "Of course, you can get
plenty o elephants much cheaper prices, but what
he5 after you get them; ley give out after one or
wo ncarnatans, and you Investment is lost while this
onc. the supreme incarnation of Buddha will endure
for al time. Ii is worth he difference in price assure
you"
The mandarin having a good business head, was
moved By the force OF the argument With clliptcal
gesture with lis hands, which. they came together,
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SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS


ZinGo's parents, sailing amongst the Sunda Islands
in the Malay Archipelago, lost in shpwrcck,
but the child is rescued by monkeys to whose island
he drifts, and amongst whom he grows to manhood.
Venturing again to in a frail bark. he is picked
up by sailing vessel Although at first he could
speak only the language of the monkeys, in a year
he becomes second mate. The vessel is afterwards
captured by pirates. Through Zingo's ingenuity
they escape, but tn cir captain has been killed and
Zinso Is proclaimed captain At Timor he falls in
love with, and from the harem, Sari, the
favorte of the Rayha. In diving suits they
walking at the bottom Of the toward his
eel when Sar is swallowed by whale. The whale
is purchased by Professor vorinut, director of the
Melbourne Aquarium, who falls in love with Sar
she is emitted and holds her captive. He
refuses to deliver her to lingo, who to claim
her. Returning to the island, lingo recruits n
army of monkeys, defeats Professor Ivorinuts
forces, and, with Sari and his crew, is sailing to
America his honeymoon, when he learns that the
Sacred White Elephant of the King of Siam has
been stolen. They go to Bangkok to offer their
services but, through the treachery of Neo-Chins,
are imprisoned in the dungeon of the palace. By
Zingo's cleverness they escape, only to be
fronted by the great wall surrounding the palace.
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stepped lightly into it and foated away over the dam
cling waves for his afternoon sail
The worsiippers found it difficult to shake off the
ecstacy into which they had fallen, and it until
Neo Ching heard long, low issue from the spot
where the mandarin was kneeling, that he decided to
rise. The atmosphere too peaceful; lotos like
happiness brooded over the place. 1t disturbed Neo-
Ching
Great mandarin" said he, "I advise you that some
strange sailors, with leader by the of lingo
planning to steal your white elephant,
"WEat' cried the mandarin, looking up in dazed
way from his long meditation.
Beyond the lake, and beyond the rceficlds they are
cncamped in a wood the village of Htanrun.
Through eachery their have learned that every
day this hour the sacred beast takes his afternoon
SAIL and it is their intention to seize him when he lands
the opposite shore of the lake. as is his won't to lie
in the shade for an hour"
lingo and his party had been travelling for days fol
lowing the trail of teak elephant which Neo Ching
had crafty sent ahead to the village of Hitanrun
One day. they vending their way along the
edge of thick wood the village, of the
who riding in of the foremost inrickshas sud
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CHAPTER vi
The Magnificent Mandarin

= rise TO remark and my language is plain.
a for that dark and for deeds that vain
The heather Chnee has equal;
And the same would rise to explain.
EEELING their way along cautiously they came out
/ into open space. in the center Of which was a
fountain. They could it. but through the
darkness, heavy with the incense of flowers they could
hear the soft dripping OF the Suddenly lingo
halted and whispered to Ben Heydecker:
"Do you anything there"
Where asked the mate keeping his voice lowered
Just beyond where you hear the fountain splashng
Ben Hydecker peered into the darkness for mo-
n.ent then raised his hand for silence. The sailors
stood motonless and were still save for the heavy
breathing, which they could suppress A figure
moving toward them. and il nearer, il stopped
and on their ears fell cautious,
"Sh-sh-sh"
Come this way" was the sound they heard,
the figure turned and made It's way along the great wall,
which they had now reached.
II was the voice Of Jaques Featon the lookout, who
had fallen asleep the memorable night when they
had been captured by pirates. He was amongst those
who had been closed outside the door Of he harem
when the others had gone in, and had fallen asleep
marble pillar part of the palace. In
this way he had. in the general excitement, escaped
being bound and imprisoned with the others On hear
rg Of their plight he had SCI to work to plan their
escape From little Shan serrng girl he had learned
that by climbing shade tree that She VOTED OF at the
end Of the garden they could scale the wall in safety
With this information strengthen him, he had been
planning some Of entering the dungeon when
they saved him the trouble by their approach
I'm glad tc you" he sand ~ was lonesome.
Tbs place u alive wi'h aks"
a, the sailor lad AZ touched on many ports during
their vrs les vfe able speak bits q every known
l. - -
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BY Helen Harrington


Silly with delight the mandarin gave orders that
handnaidens be sent for and placed at her service.
When the two little oblique eyed, sleek haired nlaldcns
arrived he gave them orders take their mistress
prepare for her perfned BATH and cloe her in the
costliest garments procurabe.
when the affairs OF state over, | VIII conc to
you my heaven born BRIDE he said rs SaFi allowed
Sar Sari could wealth and magailceilcc 20 soon
have caused you to forget your love for lmJo'
After fruitless search through the woods for Sari
lingo returned to where the others standing.
Their faces grave, and, after an effort aques
Fenton told him that he had returned 10 the battle
field only TO see Sari half carried ha dragged away
by the two coz ''cs
"Sle must ie resented" said lingo
81 grcaily eat sid Bon ilcydcs<er, whose stout
heart scaan ,sia5!4l
''Wberc u5c.e's a viii tlcr.'s way" was Zingo's
answer
Wleu ~ lgscel San Kin the palace lay sleeping
in da~sna- ec 4lt nalafe AZ Bannkck it was en-
clos,e l Isl Il ueh wall 30 hish that any attempt to
scalp ftt.f@A ffN.lc But Iingo was not to be baked
A.sas es e'i.aulcrn who was slways at his heels to
stcs i fo Iin 4 strong nolc lingo directed two Of
t,r uitn Il Isavc # against tleir shoulders Mounting
ou t A. ana * desperate spring each man under
Ia4- Arec;ieil WAS enabled 10 gain with the tips
oi iafers tie Top edge o thc wall. The effort to
easclNcs was almost supcrhuman, but urged OIL
tg n ia feat was accomplished lingo and Jaques
l,. werc the last two to spring from the pole, and,
lf4snc Themselves reached down their hands that the
la, tWo remaining men by springing for it. were able
to reach them and raise themselves to the top of the
wall behind which they all disappeared
1uxurious quarters was seated before her mirror
among e chrvsanthemums while her obseoliois hand
majlens administered 10 her A heavy step was heard
in the corridor and the mandarin entered As he drew
aside the screen which hid cari from the outer world
the ace in the mirror which met his gaze wore happy
smile Looking archy around, Sari pretended playful
surnrise and snrinpnp m ioyfulv stood before him
With exquisite coquery she changed from grace
full pose into another until the mandarin dizzy
with delight She was clothed in richly embroidered
kmona after the stye of the country and perfume
sbook from, It's every fold
Syour smile is ike the dawn of morning" he whs-I
oered
"It ;s o,1, Cor shee that smile she answered her
voice taking a tender tone
"Vou have NOT VET seen half of This beautiful palace
in which Won are 6ucen said the mandarin as he took
,er hand Come with me and we will walk in the
,reat Hail Of fhe Vases or ali the halls in the palace
+ is the most bcutjful and there in the silence will
eff YOU Of nv love"
car; s;obed bann; as she followed him through manv
lals until at last The great door of the Hail of the
Vases was swung omen
Never had she beheld 50 beautiful room. The Aoors
we're covered with exquisite soft toned rugs the walls
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y rise TO remark and my language is plain,
Thar for ways that dark and Tor deeds that vain
The heather Chinee has no equal
And the same would rise explain"
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-01-22
Los Indios Serranos Sc levantan.

Ciudad de Mex, Ensro 19.--.Los
indios de las scrranias del Estado
dc Pucbla, Que Sc cuorgulleccn
de Droc!amar que clos iamas han
ioerado ser doninados por ningu.
no dc los gobernanies dc Mexico,
sc han leyantado Ell guerra con
ira 81 sisteIna encabezado por
Huerta, Asealirase que slI lnogi.
miento revoluoionario esta ba;o
la direction de adberentes del No.
nor Carranza, Y estan obrando en-
manera completamente distinta 4
los Hapatiataa. los indios reco.
nocen como st Inico icfe 4 Juan
lucas, Y no ha muchos dias cap.
t,trarun nm tren dc mullins que con
ducia armamento Y inuniciones
para Iapata
Esta nneva revuelta amena2a
iatorssptar las enmunicacionca
con Veracr1lz.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-01-22
PeSan Graves aCuSaCiOnes contra
Sa|azar.

FL Paso, Tex, JUNO 18. - Tele-
gramas procedentes de Santa Fe.
n. Mex, dicen que ell aboeado
de Distrito de los Estados Uni
dos, Mr.. Summers Buckhart ha
decldido comunicarse teleQrafca-'
mente con ell Comjsionado de los
Estados Unidos en- Maria, Tex.
lndlcandole que Ia fianza que sc
lmponga Jose Inez Salazar no
baJe de $4,000 dollars. Salazar
no respet6 la fianza de 81, 600 que
otorgo hace algunos meses en- Ell
Paso, estando acusado por las au.
torldades de Nuevo Mexico, Y de
consleuiente, el abogado de Dis
trlto no quiere dar pabulo a que
eI case sc repita y uueden burla.
das las autoridades.
Las autoridades de Santa Fe
acusan Salazar de conspiraci6n.
tratando de introducir de contra
oando nuniciones de guerra a
territorio Mexicano, pero al reu.
nlrse el Jurado debera conocer de
81 causa, Sc le pediran explicacio
nes acerca de la ejecuci6n de Tom
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-01-22
Huerta hark uso de inalAmbrieos

Berlin, Ener0 i7.Una cornpa.
fiia a1cmana de- inalambrieos for.
rnaliz6 hoJ un eon.rat0 para In
erecci6n de una estaoi6n telear6.
flea iualhmbrica en- la eiudad dc
Mckee. con 81 fin de mantener
dicha capital cn constantc comu.
riicaci6 con las colufnnas do tro.
pas Federales que operan contra
ioa Constitucionaiistas on laa di"
fcrmutes partes del pals. El aes
neral Huerta ha cnnontrado que
- hace neeasario el uso de conn.
Ialcacionea inalAmbricas, en- vir-
tnd de rne los telografos do tie.
IRA estan siendo interrumpidos
cenatant0meute s..
La riueva estaci6n deb4ra tener
Ia rnitads dc la fnarza de aioanee
que colnunmente se da 4 diehos
aparatoa. 10 cma1 so foma como
ihdicacj6n dc que Ell Oral Huer.
to SO asth rreparando para com
bates cue debcran vcrificafae on
las cercanfaa de In capital Fede.
raI.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-01-22
La CATASR0FE DEL JAPON ESA ALCNAND0 C0EMR PR00RCNFs
federaIeS y COnstituCi0n3|iStas pre-.
pardn la 0tenSiva.

Laredo. Tex. Enero 18. = Sc
gun noticias obtenidas por CON
ducto que puede calificarse de
autentica, las tropas federales que
actua|mente Sc encuentran acan-
.tonadas en- Nuevo Laredo prepa.
ranse para iniciar un movimien-
to bien organizado, marchando
hacia Matamoros con ell fin de a.
tacar a los Constitucionalistas q.
estan apoderados de Matamoros
al mando del General Blanco. La
salida sc efectuara dentro de bre
YES dias.
Durante los dias pasados la
guarnici6n federal de la ciudad
de Nuevo Laredo Sc aument6 con
siderablemente con la llegada e
incorporation de refuerzos proce-
dentes dc Lampazos, de Monte.
rrey y de otros lugares y hoy Sc
incorpor6 otfo destacamento de
algunos centenares de hombres,
q las 6rdenes del General Alfredo
Alvarez, procedente de Piedras
Negras, trayendo consigo gran
suplenento de municiones.
Hay como 5000 Federales en-
Nuevo Laredo y Sc espera que
ltegarAn mas resuerzos durante
el curso dc Ii seI1iala,
Dicase quo ia campafia contra
Matamoros quedarA d las 6rdenes
del General Alvarez, quien lleva-
ra consigo 2,5' 0 hombrea de las
diversas armas Y varios cafiones
de batalla.
Por otra parte, sc han recibido
noticias aqui al efecto de que los
Constitucionalistas que estan de
guarnici6n en- Matamoros estan
organizando tambien nueva cam
paha contra Nuevo Laredo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-01-22

Fountain, que Sc lley6 a cabo ha-
ce dos amos EN- Parral. Fountain
era entonces artillero a las 6rde-
nes de Francisco Villa cuando
Salazar Sc apoder6 de la ciudad.
hacienda prisionero a Fountain
FL Consul americana Marion Let
cher telegrafi6 desde Chihuahua
a salazar que no Sc perjudicase
a Fountain en- su vida, qero al
ola slgulente fue fusilado este.
apllcandoseIe la Ley Fuga, "pues
el parte que Sc Findi6 fue, que
el prisionero hahia sido muerto
al tratar de escapar de sus GUS.
todios." Fountain era oriundo
de Nuevo Mexico.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-01-22

En- la prisi6n dc McAlster.
okla, trataron de evadirso tres
de los prlsioneros convictos, re
sultando del atentado sietc !nuer-
tos y tres heridos. Entire los he.
ridos Sc enenta una sehorita que
servia ell calidad dc opcradora
del tel6fono. Los tres criminas-
les 80 encuentran cntrc 81 nun.
de los muertos. Aunquc dc pron.
to los dcmAs prisioueros parecian
intentar aprovechar ell desord"n
para fugarse, los euardiancs To-
graron reducirlos al ordcn
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-01-22
Sc AUAtNTA LA F|ANzA
De SALAzAR.

Santa Fe, N. Mex, Enero
49, Ell Juez Federal William
IL Pope. aument6 aver la
flanza del General Mexioas,o
Jose Ines Salazar hasta
$4,000. SaIazar Sc encuea.
ira preso en- Maria. en- oasr
de las autoridades militares
americanas acusado de viola
clon de las leyes de neutrali-
dad. Ell lunes Sc le concede.
ra una audiencia en- Maria.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-01-22

to de perecer de hambre. Infor-
i'lan3ellos que a causa de las in
llensas masas flotantes de pie
dra pomez Y de 10 irritado de las
agufls, les habia sido impossible
ifnponer direction 4 SUI embarca--
cion. habiendo empleado 3 dias 4
La ventura y sin alimentos.
Los marinos pudicron llcgar
ilasta Ell lanch6n valiendose de
una balsa en- forma de cuna, con
la cual hendicron la supcrficie re-
cubierta dc piedra pomez que Be-
meiaba una masa flotantc de hic.
10.
La lava eontinu0 hoy
corrlcndo por Jos costa
dos de Ia montana hasta 81
mar, aumcntando al aolidjficar--
Sc, cl area lie la isla nj llcgar al
aqua. Todavia no puede a@cgu-
rarsc 81 ntlm"ro dc las yictimns.
Como en- Pompeya, la destruction
ma sldo terr1ble.
El professor seism6logo hizo no.
tar hoy due la aldea de Yokoha-
ma, en- Sakura, cuenta con cua--
trocientas casas sepultadas baio
de la lava Y refiriendose clio
di1o:
Habra como en- Pompeya, gen
tie sepnltada ,baio esas rtlinase!'
Il lnago respondiandose declare:
" Solp el futuro podra saberlo+
InRdfmase que r1tIphos de los re
fugiados Sc han vueito locos de
resultas del terror v de Id expo
siei6n 4 los elementos Y demas te.
rribles pruebas 4 que los ha SUI
ietado la tremenda catastrofe.
En- kagoshima hay mas de un
million dc cartas que no han sido
entregadas. ,...
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-01-22
Villa pide la extradicion de Sa-
lazar.

Villa pide la extradicion de Sa--
lazar.
Austin, Texas. Encro 20,
Ell Gobcrnador Colquitt ha re-
cibido una solicitud en- que sc pi-
de Ia extradici6n dc InGz Salazar,
ell Oral. Federal Mcxicano que sc
encuentra actualmente baio custo
dia en- Texas, en- podcr dc las au-
toridadcs Federales Americanas.
I4a solicitud vicnc directamcn-
te Gle Francisco villa. eI Cahcci--
lla Constitucionalista, quien pide
dicha extradici6n apoyandosc Ell
que Salazar debe ser inzgado en-
Mexico por eI ases;nato dr Tho.
mas Fountain, pcro ri Gobcrna-
dor ha rfsuclto On" no tomarn
n'n"una decision accrca del Oar--
t'cHIar micntras no habic del -
sunto & las autoridadrS Il" Was
h'ngtOu,
IIas'a que me comuniquc con
Washington, diio al Gobernn-
dor, NADIA tcndrf Que dccir acer-
ca de csc asunto.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-01-22
Agente ConstiEucionalisaa en- ri
Paao. Texas.

Verdadera satisfaction ha eau.
sado entire los r6fugiados conati
tueionalistaa RESIDENCES aqui. 81
acertado rofnbramiento one dc A
Rente Constitueionalista en- I'll ra
20, Texas, hiciera I'll Primer Jefe
Don Venustiano Carranza on la
persona del apreciablc caballerp
Don Rafael Il. MuzayaIz,
III Sr. MIsgniz 4ae aieYNpre IN
Sneansable pruuaa aaAaissa ds la
reVoluei6n de 1910 4 slespuda del
illfasae Guar taIazn. aiansl0 [0ngsil
|N1l lsakie paass TexNss renunSi0 Is
dA hak eusoleO para ItsChn l1ktt
ls fiIAa tor
iilhxiMs nor 81
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-01-22

Los marinos de la flota iapo--
mesa descubrieron hoy TN lanchon
de los que comunmente usan los
nativos, tripulado .por diez v seis
refugiados proccdentes de Saku-
ra.Jima, los cuales cstaban 4 pun
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-01-22
Haz de NOtiCiaS.

Por disposition de la Secre-
taria de Fomento Gle Mexico,
ell Agente Commercial de la
Direction General da Agricul.
tura ha venido ocupandose
recientene"te dc invcstigar la
rosibiIidad de la exportacion
de i1aranja a las mercadUs
europtos y del Canada, con
,el tin de contrarrestar les efec
tos de In clausura del merca-
do de los Estados unidos.
Va &c h'zo una remesa para
Aletnania recientemente.
El Supreme Tribunal Gle
Justicia Miiitar de Mexico
decreto recientemente la liber
tad del Oral Mnngufa, quien
fingia como Jefe de las Ar
mas en- Ia sindad de Torre0n,
cuando los Federales evacua-
ron dicha plaza.
/ Despactios procedentes de
Albanes, Roma, dan ouenta
do que SO ha capturado una
expedition turca que fu6 sor.
prendida por las autoSidadea
en Il f1ornento de intentar un
dessmbaroo eacanninado d
proclamaf fey 81 principe rnl,
suirnan Yzzet past1a. ST 60
bierno tirco na deenientido
ofcialfnente el suceso, pero 10
cierto es que los ofioIales tur
COS cornprometidos "a Ia aven
tura, llegaron a Albania a
bordo de I'm vapor austriaeo,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-01-22
N|Il|afeS de personals han perecido
bao las ruinas de los pueb|os.

kagoshilna, Japon, Enero liz.
Otras dos subsecuentes erup-
clones del volcan Saiura- -,Jima,
acompanadas de fuerte temblol
oclTricron .anoche, causando el
hundlmiento de otros muchos cdi
ficios.
Gran numero de los habitan--
ties de Kagoshima Que habian re.
gresado 4 la ciudad han huido
nuevamente,presa del terror. Las
ccnizaS sigucn caycndo mucho
mas dcnSaS.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-01-22
El Sol como bola de sangre.

Ell sol apnrccia hoy en- ri ciclo
de kagOshiua como una bOla de
sangrc, pcr0 no SuminiStraba luz
Y era tnl la obscuridad, que los
tcrrocarriics 80 velan prccisados
Ii hac"r uso de las a"ostumbradas
S1llaics nOcturnas. FL polyo flo
tante en- In atm6sfera era tan den
so que los pocos pedestres que
andaban por las GALES. al reco--
rrer su camino, sc vcian Ell la pre-
cisi6n dc cubrirsc boca y nariz
con toallas 8 pahuelos para evi.
tar los efectos de La sofocaci6n.
Las aguas del mA' en- ell golfo
de Kagoshima parccian nervir, u
era tan grande la cantidad de pie
dra pomez notante EN- la super
ficie do las agiias, que la navega-
ci6n se haeia impossible.
Los refugiados estan pereoiendo
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dor, NADIA tcndr6 uu" dccir accr,
ca de csc asunto.
Los Prisioneros Federales Y sus
fanlilias ss encuentran en- Fort
Bliss.
MAS de 5000 personas. entire
soldados federales. iefes, mnie--
res v nifios. que forman el eier--
cito de refngiados resultantes del
desastre federal inexicano de O.
5ls1Asa, BE escuentran ahora aeam
pados en- I'll campo de Fort Bliss,
despnes de varioa dias de azaros
sas iorrladas por tiGrra hasta Mar
fa, Texas. dc donde sc les condu-
10 en- tren & Fort Bliss, lngar don
dc permaneccran indcfinidamen-
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