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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-15
KILLED FOUR AT A SHOT.
(old Fort sentinel.)

It is a pretty difficult and rare ac-
complishment to kill four squirrels
at one shot, but that is what Mr.. Joe
Banning, of Crooked Creek, did last
Monday morning. OF course, this
does not mean that the squirrels this
eason are so thick you can stir them
with a stick. He happened to come
into a patch of woods where they had
been nesting and when they all with
one accord came into view a shot
from his single-barrel breechloadeI
brought down four at once.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-15
OFFICERS GUILTY OF NEc1

Butte, Mont.-sheriff Timot,
Drlscoll and Mayor Lewis J. Dnnonyy
were found guilty today of neeIeo ncaa \
tneir duties in connection viii OF
recent miners riots and removed fro ne
ONCE by Judge Roye E. Ayers, Of tSa
District court, after a trial wb ;e
lasted more than two weeks "nica
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MIR. PERKINS GIVES ADVICE.
Asks the Farmers to Grow More Pro-
ducts and Help Reap Great Rewards.
The coming year in my mind is go
ing to afford greater opportunities
TL16h dry VIC AdNO nd0 AL q NOA6 LAAAAO
The farmer who has products of diff
ferent kinds to sell is going to be in
good shape, but those that have to
buy farm products are going to suf-
fer. My message to the farmers OF
Henderson county is to raise all the
edible products possible this coming
year, both for man and beast.
There are thousands of acres of
land in Henderson county that may
lie idle this coming year. Now, broth
er farmer, can we afford to let any
land lie idle when wheat, rye, and
oats will be greatly in. demand next
year? The people in Europe are
fighting and not pitching crops. so it
behooves us to have something to
sell to them next year.
Beef and pork are the highest in
price they have been in years, and
the prospects at the present time are
that the prices will continue to go
up till we supply the great demand.
Why not every man fatten a few pigs
and calves.
Times are not bad for the farmer
when pork is bringing 9 cents on fool
and beef eleven, corn n dollar per
bushel and wheat and rye one dollar
ard more. Looks like we should
raise some to sell. This is the time
for the farmer to come to his own.
Let's begin to do this by sowing more
feed stuff such as wheat, oats, rye
and meadow and pasture grass.
ERNEST L. PERKINS,
County Agent
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07
Problem No. 80.
(By j. PaIuzie)
BLACK (nine pieces)

Solutions
Problem No. 21-Key move. OBS.
Solved by r. q. McCrory, Cogswell.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07
In the World of Sport
CUTLER NOT TO
WRESTLE HERE
FAMOUS HEAVYWEIGHT WILL
NOT BE SEEN IN MATCH IN
THIS CITY AT THE PRESENT
TIME, OWING TO FACT THAT NO
HALL Is AVAILABLE FOR USE.

Local patrons of the wrestling game
will be disappointed to learn that the
proposed match in this city between
Charlie Cutler and Chris Person can
not be held at this time because of
the impossibility of securing an ade-
quate hall to stage the match.
Eddie Kane, Cutters manager, was
IN the city today, and used his best
endeavors to secure q hall which
would be adequate to accommodate the
great crowd which would be certain
to attend the match. However, no
hall could be secured, and Mr.. Kane
will arrange if possible to hold a
match in Grand Forks.
Cutler is the man to whom Gotch
gave his title of champion a few
months ago. So far, Cutler has de-
Tended the title nobly. He threw
Fristensky twice in less than five
minutes, and F~ristensky is one of the
best Wrestlers that ever came to this
country. Cutler showed a speed and
strength that astonlshed the fans.
Person is in fine shape now, and. o
match between him and Cutler should
prove a very good one. Also, it would
give local fans a line on Cutters style
of work, and give them some idea. Of
what may be expected when Cutler
meets Zbyscko, who is considered now
to be Cutters only real rival to the
championship. This big champion
snip match may take place on Labor
but the place has not yet been
decided on.
Cutler is very anxious to arrange q.
In this territory, as he lived
in Grand Forks when a boy, and has
Of friends throughout the state
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07
WESTERGARD IS
BADLY INJURED

Duluth, Mimi, March latter fifty
nine minutes of hard wrestling, both
Westergard and Zbyszko fell from the
ing at the aud1torium here and Wes-
terSard sustained injuries that pre-
vented him from continuing, and after
a ten-mlnute wait the match was for
telted to the giant Pole. At a late
nour Westergard was still under the
care or a doctor. His neck and back
were severely w~renched, but the ex-
[ent Of the injuries were not known.
1t is though that the mat career of the
iowa SWede may be ended,
The match itself was without a
u the best every pulled off here.
Both men were in excellent shape and
Lbyszko appeared faster than in any Of
ms previous appearances here, hisocun-
nlng was more evident and his ability
70 take punishment was to be marvel
led at. Many times he was in perilous
positions and a fall seemed inevitable,
yet he wriggIed out in a manner which
mas made him famous.
WcStergard also showed improve
ment. Fast on his feet as always, he
was able to stay on top most of the
time, and several times he had holds
but the giant strength of the Pole
saved his shoulders from touching the
mat.
h end came when the wrestling
was dangerously near to the edge.
Westergard was underneath and made
a desperate lunge to get on top. Both
men fell through the ropes to the floor
six feet below with Westergard on the
bottom.
Waino Ketonen secured two straight
falls from Sailor Jack, getting the first
in fourteen minutes and the second in
eight. The Finn showed the fans that
he is a wrestler Of the first order and
that he will make a serious contender
for the laurels now held by Mike Yo-
ke1.
In the first preliminary Billy Har-
vey and Ted White wrestled twenty
five minutes without a fall.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07

Resigns
(a) An oversight which might hap
pen to any player who had played ten
hard games in one day.
90 QxPch much better and wins.
The score and notes Of this game
were kindly furnished by Hon. e. r.
Burke. .s..%ha wi.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07
Comma Games,

Coming Games.
N. D. A. C. has two games left, one
with U. N. D., March IA, n with st.
Olaf, March 7.
The N. D. u. has three games Yet
to be played. st. Olaf, March 8; Fargo
college. March II; A. c., March IA.
Fargo college has one remaining
game, that with u. n. D. at Grand
Forks, March II.
State Victories.
U. of n. d. victories include one
over Wahpeton Science, st. Olaf, st.
Cloud normal, and a memorable win
over Minnesota university.
The clean side Of the N. D. A. G..
sheet includes victories owe u. of N.
D., Wahpeton Science, Carleton col
lege, st. Olaf and Yankton, the South
Dakota conference champions.
The Fargo college principal victories
were two over the N. D. A. c., two
over Wahpeton Science. one over the
N. D. u, and one over Huron. S.
D.
Wahpeton Science have won over
the u. of N. D. and Glendale nor
NAL.
Fargo's Championships.
The city of Fargo can now boast
both the high school and the inter-
collegiate state championship of the
state, which is a credit both to Coach
Watkins Of Fargo college, and Coach
Mclean of Fargo high school, as well
as the basketball players themselves.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07
FARGOCOLLEGE
CHAMPIONS
THE N. .. lNTERCOL-
LEGlATE CHAMPION
SHIP SITUATION.

The table shows Fargo college to be
the undisputed champions of North
Dakota. The above games include
only those bearing directly on the
state championship.
Remaining Games. 4
Fargo college has one conference
game left with the u. N. D. at Grand
Forks, March II. neXt Wednesday. The
A. G. has one left with the u. N. D. in
Fargo. March II. 1t will be seen that
the result of the two remaining games
will not change the situation as far
as the championship is concerned.
Other Games.
The total number of games played
both within and out Of the conference
are as follows:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07

The Tower City high school quint is
coming to Fargo tonight with a firm
determination to put it all over the
,"Y'' Employed Boys team. The 'FY"
boys have their own ideas in the mat
ter, and are equally determined that
the long end of the score, when the
final whistle blows, shall be theirs.
Both teams are in fine trim. The 'Y''
boys have been on the door regularly,
and their team work is fine. Tower
City has been whetting a razor for the
Fargo boys, in anticipation Of this
event, and the basketball fans will see
a real old house warming when the
two teams meet.
The "Y'' lineup follows:
Guards-Corbett, Hill, Holmes.
Center-Dawson, Dining.
Forwards-Smith, Monsoon, Scott. v
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07
81. OLAF TEAM .
HERE TONIGHT

The fast st. Olaf team will play, the
Aggies this evening in the A, c. arrnory,
q score, when the Aggies played st.
olar at Mortified, was too close for
comfort the A. G. winning by only one
point, Is to II.
The Aggies are in good shape, and
with the fast practice they have had all
season, will put UP a. good game. The
st. Olaf boys will force fast playing
from the first whistle, and the game
will doubtless, prove interesting. The
cadet band will furnish music in the
intervals Of the game.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07

contemplated, but it is understood that
the visit will result in some important
changes which will vastly benefit
patrons of the postal service.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07
N. Id. Tournament Came

The following game was. played at
the North Dakota State Chess tourna-
ment held at Fargo, N. D., Feb. 81,
1914, and was the deciding game there
Of. By winning this game Professor
kendr1ck secured first, and Mr.. Tun-
stal, though losing, secured second
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07

would have to add more seats if the
crowd was to be handled.
Willie Richie, the champion. has
been guaranteed $40, 900 for his end,
with a privilege Of Is per cent OF the
Gross. which would bring his total,
figuring on a $4,000 house, to APP
proximately $15,750. Ad Wolgast, the
other principal, agreed to take the bat
tie on a small percentage, -@<l
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07
P%ettibone, superintendent Of mails of c

Pettibone. superintendent Of mails of
the Northern Pacific railroad; w. s..
Baskerville, who holds the same. posi-
ton for the G at Northern, and Post
office Inspector Hughes of st. Paul.
These men held an all day c%onsulta-
ton with the local oAcials on topics
relating to the enlargement and i'm
provement Of the mail service in this
city. 1t is impossible at this, time to
obtain details regarding the plans
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07
OLAF Won BY
NARROW MARGIN

In one of the fastest games seen this,
season on the Normal floor, the st.
Olaf team defeated Concordia college
by the close score Of 10 to IL.
Both teams started on with a jump,
ing the game. The floor was some-
what slippery. and a number of prob
able baskets went wild for this reason.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07
PLAN CHANGES
IN MAIL SERVICE
FAUR OF MOST IMPORTANT OFF,
GALS IN MAIL. SERVICE OF
NORTHWEST IN CONFERENCE
WITH LOCAL OFFICIALS RE-
GARDING PROPOSED CHANGES,

-Four of the most prominent officials
in the mail service Of the northwest
were in the city yesterday in confer
with the local postoffice of6cials,
They were s. A. CisIer, superintendent
of mails Of the tenth division; Dan G,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07
BOWLERS
Lions Defeat CRATES,

The Lions defeated the Giraffes in
two games Yesterday noon on the "Y"
alleys, by close scores. High score
went to Foster. with 1875 pins in the
second game. He was closely followed
by Goodwin, with 1870. The Tigers
have a good lead in the league. with
the Moose their closest rivals.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-07
.RITCHIE WOLGAST
CARD DRAWS WELL
ADVANCE SALE I'M MILWAUKEE,
GIVES PROMISE OF A $4,000
HOUSE.

Chicago. March THAT the light
weight championship battle at Mill
Waukee next Thursday win draw
more than $4,000 vas the assurance
of Tommy Andrews, one E the pros
motors, who visited Chicago Thurs
day.
Andrews said that the advance sale
had exceeded ali expectations and that
.it now seemed that the promoters
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
N0TlcIAS oFIcIALES
LA cAUsA DE ANDUJos Desc
cHADA EN- LA coRTE FEDERAL

El Juez de la Corte de Dlstrito de los
Estados Unidos William Fl. Pope desc
ch0 ell Jneves pasado la causa de los
Egtados Unidos vs.. Marcial Andujos
acusado de la ~yiolacion de las leyez
de neutralidad hacienda fuerza pasa1
por medic de c~ontrabando m~uniciones
"a Mexico Viejo. La retirada de La eau
sa fue por mocion del procurador de
diBtrlto de los Estados Unidos sum
mers Burkhart, Andujos fue aQuerella-
do en- tempo pasado iuntamente con
81 General Jose Inez Salazar Y otros
guerreros Mexicanos. Fue arrestado
en- 81 Paso donde do fianza de 81, 900
la cual conisc0 mas tarde. Andujos
es ahora un hombre libre.
En- la causa de Hal H. Major ct al.
VS.. The New York Insurance Co. Com
pany, la cual vino para averiguacion
en- la corte federal sobre 81 madato de
A. Mitchell Major a la respuesta del
demandado, el juez opin0 que Ell man
dato fuera sostenido, d modo que que
dara en- un juicio porA. Mitchell Ma
jor. Ciertos parrafos de la respuesta
enmendada Sc orden6 que fueran de-
jados fuera Y otros re%tenidos. Robert
B. Foster, de Ration, condado de Col
fax, fue declarado en- bancarrota. Di0
sus responsibilities en- $841.55; sus
haberes, en- NADIA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
uN EsTApo DE GUERRA.

Londres. Nov. 7.-Oficialmente Sc
ha anunciado en- esta ciudad que un
estado de guerra existe entire Ingla-
terra y Turqufa. La proclama a este
respecto dice:
"Debido a 10 sactos hostiles cometi-
dos por Turqufa Y las fuerzas de es-
te imper 0 Dajo ordenes de oficiales
Alemanes, un estado de guerra exfs-
te entire este pals y Turqufa de hoy
enadelante y todas las ordenes y de-
cretos expedidos con respecto al es-
tado de guerra que existe entire la
Gran Bretaia y Alemania y Austria
seran aplicados al estado de guerra
que existen entire la Gran Bretana y
Turqufa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
.OBsEQUIOS.
REVOLVER, NAvAJA
PARA AFElTAHsE
N AsENTApoR,


Necesitamos realizar todas nues-
tras %existencias de relojes American.
Durante los 80 dias siguientes dare
mos. absolutamente GRATIS, con ca-
da reloj que Sc nos ordene. una ma
ya1a CUTLER garantizada. cuyo ra-
Tor es $500; un excelente asentadcr,
precio $1.00 y un revolver Do ace.o
niquelado de tiros. que vale $500,
Por $685. mandaremos todos estos arr
t%iculos, que en- conjunto valen $3.50. X.
I'm mangnifico reloj American de,gl
bado artfstico y con garantia de ~
amos, que bien vale $500. Mand,tl
mos m~ercancfa G. o. b. con el ders-
cho de examinarla y 81 nc fuere eatie-
factoria, devuelvase pfdanos lie man
demos los a~rtfculos para inspeccionar-
los y 81 le GUSTAV pague al Express
$685. por m%ercancia que impofta
$24.30. Esta oferta durarA solamf y
te 30 dias. Especifiquese 81 SO quia,
re reloj de sonora O caballero. MIN
de su 0rden HOY
CARROLL CUTLER CO., Dept ic2,
CHICAGO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
cULPARLEs, FALLo PRoNTo EN-
LA cAUsA DE Los cHINos.

FL jurado sc tom0 menos que una
bora para llegar a un fallo de 'culpa-
bilidad" en- la causa de los Estados
Unidos vs.. Lee Sam y Lew Moy. dos
chinos acusados con conspiracion de
pasar Chinos por medic de contraban-
do de vieio Mexico a este pals. III ia
Ito fue traido a las $3.50 81 Sabado en-
la tarde. de ese mode dando fin a una
de las causas mas importantes 8 inte-
resantes de su clase que jamas SO han
averiguado en- la corte federal por Ell
Juez de Ia Corte de Distrito de los Es-
tados Unidos William H. Pope. Esta
causa fue marcada por 81 testimonio
sensational de Hop Lee, un Chino de
Las Vegas. quien Sc acus0 con culpa
al cargo de conspiracion de pasar Chi
o por contrabando a Nueyo Mexico
y QUEEN do algunos de los trabajos SCI
'cretos de una c~onspiracion ~gigantica
EN- la cual Hong Kong transa negocios
~bancarios v agencias Chinas en- este
pals figuran.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
uN MUcHAcHo HALEApO FATAL
MENTE; Ell HoMRRE cREYo
QUE ERA uN ANIMAL
Academic ~DepIorable cerea de Las
Vegas; Un Miro de Willard RaIea-
do en- los PuImones con un Rifle
de callbre %.

H t"N-I IIN|
Las Vegas, N. M, Nov. 9s-Hubo IN
accidente bastante ~deplorable en- San
Jose Ell Martes antepasado en- la no
che cuando Garcia Gallegos, de 10
amos de edad, fue baleado y muerto
por un hombre lIamado Manuel Cha
yes, ouien dice que crey6 que Ell mu.
chacho era un animal y le trio un ba'
Iazo en- la obscuridad con una pisto-
Ia.
El primer trio Sc desvio, pero en-
el seguDdo descargue la bala lie en-
tro al muchacho en- la cadera, quien Sc
halIaba cerca de la casa. Ell DR.. M,
|F. Desmarais fue llamado, pero Guam.
do iIeg0 aver en- la mahana va hacia
una bora que ell muchacho habia
muertos La bala lie entr0 en- la pier
ma cerca del hueso de la cadera.
MucHAcHo DE WILLARD RALEA.
DO CON uN RIFLE DE 22.
Willard, N. M, Nov. 9,--Un acci-
dente bastante deplorable ocurri0 en-
Willard 81 Martes antepasado en- la
tarde cuando Ell pequeio David Vonde
Void; hijo del Sr. y La sra. Vonde
Volde. fue accidentaImente baleado
con un rifle de calibre % en- las ma
0 de n de sus condiscfpuIos. La
bala le entr0 en- ell pecho Y Sc cree
que lie de~spedazo los pulmones. El
joyencito parece que sahara.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
UNA MUJER DE vALoR EN- AZTEC
RETlRA A UN AsALTANTE.

Aztec, N. NJ, Nov. BEL Sabado pa.
sado en- la noche mientras la Sra,
Bert Jaquez estaba durmiendo en- su
casa en- la poblacion de La Plata, q
ST.. Jaquez hallandose ~ausente. un
homhre entro a su casa quebrando el
marco de Ia puerta y atent6 asaItar
a la Sra. Jaquez, hacienda fuerza
amarrarle 81 pescuezo con una corba-
ia. La Sra. Jaquez record0 & hizo
salir huyendo al malhechor. El HON
bre traia I'm pahuelo amarrado en- la
cara, ell cual la Sra. Jaquez hizo fuer-
"a quitarle pero no pudo. Sin EN-,
barge ella lie quito la corbata la cual
ella reconcile como perteneciente
a un native quien ha estado traba-
jando por ellos y durmiendo en- una
casa a una corta d~istancia de la casa,
de ellos.
Unos cuantos minutes despues del
atentado asalto 81 vino corriendo la
casa de Jaquez. pretendiendo que.
oyendo los gritos de ella vino a pro
t~eierla. Ella senalo ell modo en- que
ell hombre corrio y 81 .corrio en- esa
direction, d~isparando unos cuantos
tiros y regreso diciendo que habia
yisto a i'm hombre montar a caballo
y salir. ~corriendo.
Ell sr. Jaquez lie diio al hombre
aquella tarde clavara ell marco de la
puerta actuando que estaba suelto,
pero no 10 hizo. acknowledgements te-
niendo en- mente tai atentado. a
biendo que Bert Sc IRA aquelIa tar
de.
81 alguacil Dufur fue notificado
por Albert Jaquez a su regreso a su
casa ell Lunes en- la mahana. Captu-
al hombre en- ell Ojo del Coyote.
donde estaba de pastor de ovejas por
Ramon Jaquez. Ahora Sc halla en-
carcel de Aztec esperanto la ave-
riguacion preliminaria. la cual Sc We
'ificara pronto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12

MEXICO DE5E SER BUENo, DICE
VILLA.

FL Paso, Texas, Nov. 7.-E General
Villa, en- I'm telegrama a la Prensa
Asociada de Ag~uascalientes aver di-
ce:
"El General Eulalio Gutierrez, ha-
biendo tornado Ell juramento de oficio
hoy ante la conevncion militar reu-
nida en- esta ciudad como p~residente
provisional de la repdblica, quiero
hacerle saber al pueblo Mexicano y al
mundo en- general que 20 estoy en-
acuerdo con su destination y que 20
10 sostendre o la fuerza de armas
porque 10 c~onsidero un revolucionis-
ia de un orazo identico con aquel
del pueblo y que estoy dispuesto a res
petar y a hacer respetar la ley, y pro-
curar mejoramiento y bienestar para
ell pueblo de mi pals.
FRANCISCO VILLA,
General a Cargo"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
MILIrAREs AscENpInos.

Londres. Nov. Use anunc a qu,
los siguientes %coroneles han sido as
cendidos q brigadieres como premlt
al valor demostrado en- el campo dc
batalls: Sir David Henderson Hen
ry r. Wilson, James A. L. Haldane
Henry S. Horne, Frederick d. v Wins
Hubert De la P. Cough, Edward s
Bulfin y Aylmer Hunter Weston.
Ell PFesidente de Francia ha m
puesto la Cruz de la Legion de Honor
sobre Ell pecho de 10 oficiales ingle-
ses via Cruz del Caballero a otros
100. premiando asi el vaIor desplega-
do por todos ellos durante las opera
clones registradas entire Ell Fl Y Ell 80
de Agosto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
|PRESTA la PROTESTA De LEY
COMO PHESlDENTE tenn
PORAL FL GENERAL
Eulallo Gutierrez Ante la 'conven-
clon-Acepto Este Honorable Car.
60, Porque me 10 han pado y Por-
que AsI 10 NecesItan; Pero no 10
Deseo.
DlsPuEsTo A oBEDEcER LOS
plcTADos De IA LEY

Aguascallentes, Mexico, Nov. o..
El General Eulalil Gutierrez presto
hoy a las doce del dia, la protesta de
ley como p~residente temporal de la
~republica; POGO antes de esa' bora una
comision, compuesta de los Generates
Angeles, Perez y Espinosa, Sc dirigi6
al domicilio del presidente electo, pa
ra conducirlo al salon de la conven-
cion, y al penetrar al mismo, 10 ,es.
peraba otra comision, acompanando-
10 ambas hasta la tribuna, en- medic
de tremendos aplausos.
'El General Robes le pidio la pro.
testa; y al otorgarla Ell nuevo prest
dente dijo:
"Sres. Delegates: Acepto este no.
norable cargo. porque ustedes me 10
han dado y asi 10 ~necesitan. 70, por
mi, no 10 deseo pero quiero probar
que estoy Iisto para obedecer TODD 10
que mande esta convention en- este
dia. En- adelante considerare a todos
los enemigos de esta honorable assam
blea como t~raidores y desde Ell dia 10
de este mes hare TODD 10 possible para
desempehar mis- cargos conforme a.
los deseos de la mayorfa de esta con-
vencion.
ri abogado Soto y CANA pronun-
clio I'm discurso magnifico, y prometio
en- nombre del General zapata, ayu-
dar al General Gutierrez.
Las galerfas Sc encontraban pie
de pueblo, Ell que p%rorrumpi0
g ntremendos aplausos, mientras Sc
ola Ell Himno Nacional.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
Is s \ y X
PERSONAL.
s =

Lorenzo Gutierrez, Quien ha estadc
bastante enfermo de pneumonia por
las pasadas cuatro semanas, Sc haIIa
Ell Was de una completa r%ecuperacion
Don Elfego Baca, candidate para Ell
congreso en- 1912, y un licenciado bien
conocido de Albuquerque, estuvo en- la
ciudad durante la semana atendiendo
a negocios legales.
FL Sr. c. Rael. distinguido ciudada-
no y p~rominente comerciante de Co.
%rrillos, estuvo en- la ciudad durante la
transando negocios impor-
tantes.
La Sra. Max Tafoya. ouien perma-
neci6 varios dias de vista en- Ia Gu
dad Ducal regres6 4 esta en- dias
pasades y luego partio para Tucum-
carl. lugar de su residential. su es-
tancia en- la bella capital y en- los va
rios Iugares que visito. le fue suma-
mente %placentera y sgradable.