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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR.

The mother is the queen OF the home
and the home is the ante room to
Heaven. Industry. thrift. honesty,
self sacrifice. sobriety. virtue SYM
patty and love are fostersd in the
home. The home is the bulwark of
our glorious nation. Every influence
that stimulates the founding of homes
adds to the nobility Of manhood and
womanhood.
Breaking Home Ties" is one Of the
most pathetic, yet one of the most
beautiful pictures in the world OF art.
The boy or girl bidding goodbye to
Father and Mother, receives holy
benediction that can never escape
memory. Out of the shadows and out
of the sunshine comes Mothers face,
Mothers voice. Mothers love.
On Mothers Day. ! urge every
boy, every girl, every man, every
woman in Michigan to pay tribute
of love and devotion to the living
Mother. Just read her last letter
once more, then write her a joyous
letter telling her OF your loyalty and
abiding love. On the grave OF the
sleeping mother scatter flowers mingl-
ed with your tears.
Yes, the greatness and glory Of a
nation is in the hands and hearts of
the mothers.
THEREFOER. / Woodbridge N
Ferris, ask that the people of Michi-
gan set apart the second Sunday in
May 1.-THE 10th) as Mothers Day. AS
far as possible, lot parents in their
homes and both young and old In pub
lie meetings discuss the theme OF
Mother with that enthusiasm and
sincerity which should characterize
all loyal Americans.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State this twenty seventh
day of April, in the year of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and four
teen and of the Commonwealth the
seventy-eighth
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Governor.
BY the Governor
Frederick 9. Martindale
Secretary of State.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02

We are informed that A. L. Roberts
has been successful in getting the
consent Of Senator Borah 70 attend
the republican welfare conference 10
be held at Detroit May 81. II is a
matter Of much satisfaction that
Senator Borah consented to be present
for Michigan republicans have much
confidence In the senator from Idaho
Now, IL Senator Borah and the Others
who attend the welfare" conference
can induce our ambitious Statement
TO consider the welfare Of the repubh-
can party in Michigan before their
own welfare, the senator and the con.
ferees will have done something Of
real value.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02
LITTLE GLORY IN THIS WAR


We can easily convince ourselves
that the millennium is still far away
when we contemplate the spectacle
Of a pacific nation like the United
States, headed by one of the most
pacific presidents we have ever had,
on the verge of war. John Sharp
Williams was not far from the truth
when he told the senate Tuesday, in
effect that the cause Of IL all Is that
man is still semi-barbaric and semi
civilized.
II do not want to kill any Next
cans, he said 90 40 not want any
Mexicans killing me. That is the
way a great many people feel about
it, yet we are killing Mexicans at
Vera Cruz, and Americans have fallen
there. IL Is a sad affair from every
aspect. II we stop TO analyze it. we
shall feel that the United States Is
much like big husky, healthy. we'll
fed six.footer, who feels himself COM
PEELED by force of circumstances 10
administer thra shing to miserable,
weakened. four-toot cripple, a victim
OF suffering and Entertainment not
actually responsible for his ugly ma
ture and bad manners, Even though
the six-footer believed IL would be a
good thing both for himself and the
cripple, he could get small satisfac-
tion and no glory out OF the job.
This will be- a war-if Ii really be-
comes warwick cannot stir much
lofty feeling in the breast OF any
thinking citizen. No victory over
poor. down-trodden, oppressed Mexico
can bring us honor or true fame.
Our soldiers and sailors will do their
duty. and deserve full credit for IL, but
the nation itself will never have cause
to sing paeans in glorifcation of what
IL feels itself forced 10 so.
This Is not TO say that we should
have folded our hands and done moth
ing. History's verdict may possibly
be that the presidents hand was fore
ed by Admiral Mayo when he demand
ed the uch-discussed salute. But IL
1t had not come now, trouble was al
most inevitable in the not far distant
future And those who blame Presi-
dent Wilson for his policy are merely
taking the position that "what has
been done was wrong; something else
would have been better They have
the advantage OF being abe to say that
something else would have been
better. without fear of absolute re-
futation, because no man knows now
or can ever know whether any other
course would have been wiser. IL is
of some significance. however. that
when the policy of refusing 20 recog-
nize Huerta was inaugurated by Presi-
dent Taft. there was little if any crit.
cism of il. Public sentiment at that
time seemed decidedly against putting
the seal Of our approval on the acts Of
nan who rode into power on treason
and assassination We are compelled
TO the conclusion that the presidents
critics. no matter what course he
adopted. would have blamed him if
il had not been absolutely successful.
and tried to make us think they could
have handled IL all much better If they
had held the reins. "Hindsighted
wisdom lisa very characteristic hu-
man weakness Detroit Saturday
Night.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02

Wise ones say that the reason Villa
disagreed with his chief, Carranza,
over the invasion of Mexico by the
u. s. is that Villa and Huerta, when
they were both officers in Madero's
army had a personal alteration in
which Villa punched Hurta's nose Viii
la don't want to take any chances of
Huerta taking a punch back with the
footing unequal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02

IL enriches the blood. fstrenethens
the nerves, cleanses the stIbach, regu.
lates the bowels. helps No appetite,
iivens You mp, You work better feel
better-look better. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea, a real Spring remedy.
tonic for the whole family. s5 cents
Sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02

Editor Baldwin of the Escanaba
Journal says that he can't be can
didate for the state senate because he
finds it necessary TO stay at home and
see that Judd Yelland fails in his at
tempt to go to congress. We dislike
to see a man fooling away his time on
boys job Turn IL over to the devil,
Frank, he ought to handle Judd
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02

The Iron Mountain Press thinks A.
I. Roberts should be nominated for
senator from this district irrespective
of his not having declared himself
The position that the Press takes finds
favor with most Of the republicans
of the district. Mr. Roberts would
grace the position and 1t would be a
pleasure TO boost for real booster.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02

Our west side contemporary pulled
off joke on Palatka residents last
week. Two young men of the place
were so fired with patriotism that
nothing short OF the front rank in the
Mexican invasion would answer. Their
patriotism was Landed to the skies and
their plans outlined with the state
ment that they left on certain even-
ing for Chicaog to join the regular
army. Then followed p. S. They
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02

Removes blackheads, softens rough
skin. clears the blood. brightens the
eye, sweetens the whole system great.
est beautifier known. Nothing helps
make a pretty face. handsome smile a.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
Try IL tonight. IS cents. sam
Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02

Down In Dickinson county last Sat-
urday the board of county road COM
missioners turned down bid OF Mr..
Blomgren's for 31-cents on earth ex-
cavation on the acknowledgements
bluff trunk, q piece Of work that was
extremely costly because OF the
"scratchwork" conditions and the nee
essity of keeping traffic open, while in
Iron county on a piece OF work where
conditions are extremely good and nc
traffic they turned down Mr.. Blom-
green's bid of Sl-cents because it wsi
too cheap. Some difference.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02
NOTICE OF SALE OF MINING
MACHINERY and SUPPLIES.
OF BANKRUPT MINING co.

Pursuant to an Order of Court, in the Matter
of the Huron Iron Mining Company Bankrupt.
will, on the Iath day of May, 1914. at II o'clock
property of the said bankrupt, consisting prnci-
pally of
MINING MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
including
One is 20 Lake Shore Hoist
One Lake Shore Engine Training Hoist
One 8 10 Lake Shore Hoist
One Ingersoll Rand Compressor
Three Horizontal Boilers
One Franklin Compressor and Receiver
One Webster Heater, fully equipped
One No. 270 Marion Steam Shovel
One Prescott Pump.
One Crusher Engine, Gates Crusher, Cameron
Pumps, Tram Cars, Piping stock of Coal, Dyna-
mite and other Mining Supplies, and all other per-
sonal property Excepting notes and chooses of ac-
ton) used IN, around and in connection with the
mining operations ofthe said Huron Iron Mining
Company, bankrupt.
Said sale will take place at the Huron Iron
Mining Company location, in the Township of
Stambaugh, Iron County, Michigan, and the prop
erty will be sold either whole or in parcels
JOS. ]. COURTNEY, Trustee,
hester Block,
Marquette, Michigan
Inventory and Appraisal file in the Office Of RICHARD
T.LOONEY, Referee u S. District Court Houghon Nat
onaI Bank Building Houghon, Michigan Q-ong Distance
telephone 532) and with JOSEPH S. COURTNEY, Tms-
tee Marquette, Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02

Advices from Lansing say that Gov.
Ferris will ask the next legislature fol
the establishment somewhere in the
state. of a reformatory for women pris-
oners. There is state reformatory
for girls at Adrian but women prison
ers are denied entrance there. The
state institutions at Marquette, Jack
SON and Ionia do not accept women
and judges are sometimes at loss &c
know what to do with women offend
ers. The Detroit house OF correction
has been taking women but Wayne
comfy institutions are beginning e
draw the line on state wards and
something must be done TO care fol
them. Iron county felt tine need Of
such an Institution few years age
and il / to be hoped that the governor
succeeds in getting this much needed
institution.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02
BY the Governor
Frederick 9. Martindale
Secretary of State.

The brief filed 10y Atty. Brandies in
the hearing before the interstate
commerce commission where in a raise
OF per cent in the freight rates IS
asked, indicates that the request will
be- granted This freight rate matter
has been q stickler for long time and
people are beginning to see that there
Is some justice in the request of the
railroads. At the same time there
are injustices done certain lines of
business under present. rates by the
railroads and the reply of Mr.. Brandies
indicates that these inequalities will
be attended to that the commodities
that can stand the increases and could
stand further increases, will be ad-
justed with those that can't stand an
increase. The rate question is big
one but the American people are be-
ginning to comprehend IL to some ex-
tent and there Is apparent on all sides
more of a disposition to be lenient
with the railroads than has been in
evidence in long time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02
Michigan Crop Report
WHEAT.

WHEAT.
The condition OF wheat on April
first in the State was Of, In the south.
ern and central counties o2, In the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-05-02

The burning question just now,
whats going to be done with the
cowst"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11
ODig1an IoS IeCt0x@S Sobre
ia Preg2Sa"
COMO HAN RECIBIDO A NUESTRO DIARIO.

igual que yo, estoy segurola SEN
tran tOdOs nuestros cOterraneos
toda vez que de hoy en- adelante
contaremos con un mas impor-
tante y educatiVo portavoz que,
no dudarlo, contribuira en- mu-
cho al mejoramiento de nuestra
raza en- este pals.
Solo siento sobremanera que
mi situaci6n pecuniara del pre-
sente, me prive de recibir los lbe-
nefcios que su diario importara
a todos sus subscriptores y me
apena muchO mas sentir imposi-
bilitado por ell momento, para
contribuir de un modo effective al
sostenimientO y progreso de Su
publication, a Ia que todos como
meXicanos estamos obligados.
en- que I'd. no vera por
(PaSa a la Sa.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11

De un momento otro Sc esta-
ba esperanto que los indios va
quis atacaran Naco, por su pro-
pia iniciativa.
Mas de una semana ha estado
sosteniendo Benjamin Hill ell 81
ito que le han puesto los mayto-
renistas, y diario ha estado lu-
chando con esperanzas de recha-
zar ell ataque de los rifleros va
quis, a los queha arrojado hume
rosas granadas de mano, sin To-
grar hacerlos cejar en- sus AGO.
metidas. Tambien esperaba reci-
Dir un refuerzo de tres pleas de
artillerfa con 10 que igualaria Ia
fuerza de su rival respecto a esa
arma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11

Noticias particulares de Ia
catecas hacen saber que las
tan traidas Y llevadas confe-
rencias de Paz no tendran IT,
gar hasta el luneS y del pre-
sente mes. habiendO continual
do por tai motive las platicas
preliminares entire los repre-
sentantes de Villa Y Caranza.
Tambien Sc comunica de la
misma ciudad que gran canti-
dad de fuerzas villistas Sc es-
tan movilizando hacia el Iu-
gar de eta, o sea Aguasealien-
tes, sin que Sc sepa punto fl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11

10 cual sea el objeto que lie
van.
Sin embargo, todo h2c,
Greer que Carranza Sc man
tiene firme en- su reSoluciOn
de no acceder a la demanda
de Villa sobre que renuncie 2!
puesto de Primer Jefe. Jorge
Orozco que actua como con-
sui carrancista en- la Ciudad
de Ell Paso, recibio aver un
mensaje de la Secretaria dc
Relaciones de Mexico, en- Que
Sc le comunica que de todOs
los Estados que tianen comu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11

Antes de acOmeter Ia empreSa
de publican diariamente este pc.
ri6dico, quisimOs saber 81 Ia nu-
meroso colonia mexicana que re-
side en- el sur de los Estados u
nidos estaria dispuesta, como
hasta aqui, a prestarnos su valio-
so concurso en- una obra de ia
maho inter6s para Ia Patria Y pa
ra Ia Raza.
Con tai objeto dirijim0S a los
subscriptores con que contaba ell
semanario cartas alusivas; Y las
respuestas que hemos recibido
nos envanecen porIue demues-
tran claramente Ia perfecta soil
daridad que hay entire nuestro
peri6dico y sus lectores.
No para banarnos en- aqua de
rosas, sino con el objeto de que
Sc comprenda hasta d6nde llega
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11
CONVERTER
e. PALACIO
EN- BASURERO
Aspecto de Mexico

Avisan de Mexico que la de
mocracia constitucionalista "sigue
convirtiendo en- muladares las re-
sidencias que antes fueran de los
cienltfc0S. Elmismo Palacio Ma
c;onal. que por ser ell aaiento del
GObierno deberia de mercer res
DetO, ha sido maculado va, Y a la
bora presente aQuello TO es Ia
mansion severa del Executive de
la Union, sino un habitdculo de
sujetos desaImados Y de mujeres
haraposas.
Los anchos corredcres de las
dos plantas, que antano Siempre
Sc conservaran limpios, como
cuadra la cultura de una Naci6n
que Sc aprecia Y es tenida por ci-
vilizaGa, estaN ahora cubiertOs de
cascaras de naranja ' piatanos,
' en- elIos dispusieron los cons
titucionalistas" establecer un
verdadero campamento, con sus
barracas donde sc guisan frijoIes
y Sc cuecen tOrtillas. Por de con-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11
Sc apIazan nuevamente las conferenCias de paz
Villa envia tropas para Aguascalientes.
Estados Unidos interpelan a Carranza

nicacion telegrafica con la Ca
pital, Sc han recibido felicita-
clones para Carranza por sll
actitud respecto a la Conven-
cion.
Los Estados Unidos perma-
neceran a la espectativa res
pecto de la situaciOn mexica-
na Y Sc abstendran de hacer
ninguna nueva declaration So
bre su politica hacia el Co
bierno central de Mexico, has
ia que CaIranza haya dadO
amplias garantias a todos los
(Pasa a la Sa.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11

Jose Refugio Velasco, ex-Mi-
nistro de la Guerra contra quien
tan rudos cargos hace el Lie. don
Francisco S. Caravajal, seg1n
podra verse en- otro lugar de este
mismo numero, declare, antes de
licenciar al Ejercito. que Sc veia
obligado q clio porque no Sc con-
taban con elementos de eombate
para continuar la lucha.
Ahora resulta, segGn notlclas
oficiales recibidas de Mexico, que
JESUS Carranza, encargado de IL
cenciar a los federales que Sc en-
contraban en- la region del istmo
de Tehuantepec, recogi6 NADIA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11
CAMB|0S EN- LA
GUARN|CI0N
Hay ternores

En- ell estado de Tamauli-
pas muchas de las guarnicio-
nes carrancistas han estado
en- diversas formas dando Sc
males de desagrado por 10
que Sc cree que pudieran u
nirse a las tropas de Fran
cisco Villa, en- su actitud re-
sueltamente hostil a Carran-
"a.
Con este motive Y como a.
(Pasa a la 6a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11
'RESTiTUCIONES
LEGlTIMAS
Para AguascaIientes Dos millonesdepesos

Fl viernes fueron devuelCas a
seie companias mineras, COM
pues-ss de socios eXtrangeros,
seiscientas ochenCa ' cuatrO ba-
rras de plata, valuadas en- dos
miilones de pesos. cue reciente-
mente habian sido confiscadas
por eI C20bierno dc Carranza.
Fl prateXt0 de qus Sc valieron
les carrancistas para apoderarse
lie esos metales pseciosOs fue que
Sc trataba de sacarlos clandesti-
(Pasa 4 Ia 6a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11

esa soIidaridad, que Ell el presen-
te caso Sc traduce pOr frases de
aliento que jamas agradeceremos
bastante, comenzamos q publican
algunas de esas cartas, tomdnd0-
las al azar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11
NUEvO BANC0
De EMISSION
Fondos en- N. York.

Comunican de El Paso, Texas,
que Francisco Villa acaba de es-
tablecer en- chihuahua, en- ell edi-
fcio que perteneci6 al Banco Mi
nero de dicha ciudad, una nueva
institution bancaria que girara
bajo la razon social de Banco del
Estado de Chihuahua.
Para facilitar las operaciones,
ell dis Is de los corrientes Sc es-
tablecera en- Ciudad Juarez una
(Pasa a Ia 6a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11
PERTRECHOS RECOGIDOS A
LAS FUERZAS FEDERALES
Mas de 20 millones de cartuchos

menos que cincuenta cafiones de
tipo poderoso, cuarenta ametra-
lladoras, treinta mil fusiles Maui
ser, trecientas mil granadas y
cerca de veinte millones de cartu-
chos.
Todos esos pertrechos de que
rra fueron conducidos a la capital
de la Rep1blica, donde estan sien-
do repartidos a los carrancistas
que deben marchar rumbo al nor
tie para batir a las fuerzas de Vi
LA Y Maytorena, en- case de que.
como es SECURE, las negociaciones
pacifistas de Aguascalientes cons
tituyan un fracaso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11


Kingsbury, Texas, Octubre )
de 1914.-Sr. Ignacio E. LozanO.
Director de La Prensa". -
San Antonio, Tex. -Muy Sr. mic
y amigo: o:-Obra en- mi poder su
atenta carta circular fechada el
10. del actual, de cuyo contenido
me he enterado detenidamente Y
a 6l paso referirme en- 10 nece-
sario.
Verdadera satisfaction me ha
causado ell notable progreso que
ha alcanzado su semanario y a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11
No puede controlarlos

Los indios yaquis estaban en-
pehados en- apoderarse por su
cuenta de Naco. Ell mismo May
torena ha confesado que lie es
muy dificil tenerlos bajo gu domi
Mo, pues ignoran o fnjen igno-
rar Ia discipline.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11

I, Lie. Carbajal invite q su Vi
sirante para que, 81 gustaba, re
hviese sin limitaci6n cnanto Sc
lilo en- Ia conferencia, Y pOr tai
motive 10 tenemOs empacho en-
aacerla publica. En- COdo case,
dejamos IA responsabiljGad de
elias . quian nos Ia trasmite.
Eei4sco impue5to pOr los revOlu-
ciOnariOS
Al ser designado, comenz6 d.
c.snto =! Lie. Carbajal segln
auysJro intormante, para 8su-
mir -rans;tor,amente eI Poder,
no persegui mas obieto cue al
.cauzar una transaction honrOsa
para toGos ) poner un ttrmino al
derramamieuty de sangre hernia
m que. q r.. juiciO Y = juIcI0 ue
les parsCEas sensatas, era COM
plelamente Until Va, porQue el
criuufo armada de Ia cevoiuci6n
era i1Cegab.e.
Ante t9do Sc me eXigi6. para
.aD+ro,. o., -ro+~Frs con lbs plp-
m4utos que IA representation 4
Las puect2s de Ia capital. que Sc
hicIera cargo de Ia Secretaria de
Guerra : Marina ell General Jose
En.1gtJ Ve.asco, en- Quien si,,n-
pre- hahIa vistO un miIitar le pun.
donor y De ta,aa5o. 4 suponer
eatJnce5 10 conJrario, jamas hu-
hiera aceprado su imposition.
Na'asco. Gesde el nismo ms
anrJe Ell que enu6 en- funciones,
Sc manifesto para mi, que nunca
lie S.lo mas que un civil, perO
que Ell aqueIIos momentos tenia
(Pasu q L. 6a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11
CONSERVA SUS POSICI0NES Ell
DEFENSOR DE NAC0, SON.
Murio un soldado americana
DICEN QUE MAYTORENAES INCAPAZ DE REFRE-
MAR A LOS INDIOS YAOUIS QUE 10 SIGUEN.

ex. rurales de la federation que
sirvieron como tales desde los
tiempos del General DiaZ. Esos ru
rales, antigiiamente fueron man.
dados por ell soldado polaco de
fortuna Kosterlitzky, que oper6
con ellos bajo las banderas ca
rrancistas, viendose una de tan
tas veces obligados a pasarse al
lado americana por la frontera
de Arizona, donde fueron apre-
hendidos por las tropas america
mas y conducidos como prisione.
ros al Fderte Rosencrans. de Ca
lifornia, de donde fueron recien-
temente libertados, internando-
los a Mexico por Nogales. Su Co.
mandante, ell polaco Kosterlitzky.
aun permanece preso en- ell Fuer-
te Rosencrans.
No lloran; pero.....
Los que en- realidad Sc opusie-
ron a que Maytorena aceptara los
servicios de los rurales, fueron
los indios yaquis, que aun recuer-
dan los malos tratamientos que
recibieron de esos soldados en- la
era porfriana.
Muere un herido
El soldado del 100 de Caballe-
ria de los Estados Unidos, que en-
vida Sc llam6 Wilson, y que fue
herido por una bala perdida du-
rante ell ataque sobre Naco, ell do
mingo anterior, muri6 ell viernes
a consecuencia de dicha herida.
jCuanto ira a costar a Mexico
la muerte accidental de ese SOL
dado americana?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11
JOSE REFUGIO VELASCO
TRATCIONO Al EJERCITO
Un verdadero goIpe de Estado

5zNsACICNALES DECLARARACIONES Del EE-PRESi-
rENTE DE MEX. Lie. FRANCISCO 5. CARBAJAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11

tPasa q Ia 8a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11
Hill esta fuerte

Dia a dia, Hill ha estado refor-
zando sus posiciones y recibiendo
titles y municiones de campana;
y sc asegura que ricos carrancis-
tas o miembros de la junta cons
titucionaIista del lado americana
lie estan facilitando dinero y todo
10 que necesita.
No quiere mercenarios
Maytorena Sc neg6 de plano
a aceptar la ayuda de trescientos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-11

CPasa 4 Ia Sa.)