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Arizona republican., 1915-05-23
Tempe Justly Proud of Her
 AdmiYubIe School Facilities

pal occupations. made much so by the presence ot the Pacific Creamery oondensins rlant just a mile east of town.
 The fattenins of beef cattle for the market is ! most profitable industry
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

somely equipped. There are reading, writing, lounging and billiard rooms with a buffet and in addition lodg- ing rooms for it's members. The reading room is well equipped with current periodical literature
 The privileges of the club are con- fined to Elks.
 The Moose have their club quar- ters on the second flocr of the Ma sonic building on South Central av- cnue.
 The club quarters are roomy, freshly, adequately ard handsomely furnished and include reception. read
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

twenty lnen on night and day shifts.
 over a hundred acres of sugar cane arc planted in the Tempe district.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

In the anthra cite region of Pennsyl- Vanil there is a church for every thousand inhabitants; over 20 seCts are represented.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

ton of nearly every object or purpose for which clubs may be organized. Keeping in that respect fully abreast with other towns in that particular form of social activity.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

Spring work is on, and every farm CT is anxious to get his crops in early. Farm work is often seriously handi- capped because of the farm horse being disabled from over-Work, collie, sore necks. blis. cred shoulders. etc. All of these things can be avoided. A horse idle for three weeks in the midst of spring work with sore shoulders is a loss and :; serious inconvenience.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23
PhOenlx Abreast
 OfTlmes M Clubs

Continued from Page Seven)
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23
Best Place Or
 Eayth F0y PrObey
 Feeding 0f Sleep

Phoenix, Ariz., May 4, 1915.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-04-03
Electric Sparks

Almost any sort Of foreign advice
is calculated to get us in bad these
days.
Mr.. Taft declares golf player can
make better score if he doesn't in
dulge in profanity. Quite likely;
swearing usually means that the play
er has lost his temper and when that
happens he has lost his poise and
judgment.
Prosperity has not only been sight
ed in the offing, but is warping it's
way into port.
appropriation of 100000 by the
Carnegie Institution, for research
work ought to enable them to discover
the war in Europe at least.
Man is made of dust which may &C
count for his wanting the earth.
Being sorry for yourself may enlist
the sympathy of your neighbors.
One of the dreadful eventualities
that may take place in 1915 is the
collision of our two ex-presidents
whose orbits touch at one or two
points.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-04-03

is of much importance to the fowls
without it results will be poor. One
cannot expect much from lazy man,
neither can you expect much from a
lazy hen. Exercise is not only condu-
Give to greater egg yield, but is also
necessary for the perfect health of the
bird. BY keeping the birds at work the
blood is stimulated and a freer circu-
lation is obtained. Exercise is as
necessary to keeping the fowls in the
pink of condition as it is to the filling
of the egg basket.
1t might be well to say that by exer-
else is not meant regular trips to the
poultry yard at stated intervals and
the chasing of the birds about, keep
ing them continually on the run. This
is not exercise and should not be in
dulged in. To give the fowls exer-
else you should provide some good,
light litter wheat straw is best) in
which is scattered the grain rations
of the birds, thus compelling them to
scratch and work for their food. This
will afford them sufficient exercise to
cause the free circulation of the blood
and will go long way toward keeping
them in good health.
ESSENTIAL No. S+Dust Bath.
This is only another bethod of help
ing to accomplish Essential No. 4, and
is highly important. While we may
endeavor to keep the hens compare
lively free from lice and mites, it is
indeed difficult task. By carrying
out this essential the individual bird
will do much toward Kidding itself of
this pesky parasite, and we can de-
vote much more of our time to eradi-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-04-03

eating the vermin from the birds
providing the hen with bath, and
when once a good dust is supplied you
will be astonished how clean the birds
will keep themselves.
One of the best materials for a good
dust bath can be made by thoroughly
mixing together equal parts of finely
sifted road dust and wood ashes. To
this mix about one-sixth part of to-
bacco dust. This not only makes a
bath in which the birds will delight to
wallow, but it has other values to the
hen which will be fully explained in
later article.
ESSENTIAL No. 9-Comfort. Com
fort is automatically provided by put
ting into effect most of the essentials
described in this article. 1t is in real
ity only another name for cleanliness,
freedom from vermin, draftless, sani-
tary coops, which should be properly
ventilated and topped off to admit
sunshine both in the house and yard;
and last, but not least, the exercise
and dust bath.
While these are not by any means
all of the essentials necessary to sue
cessful poultry culture, yet they are
a few of the most important ones to
be observed by the average breeder
or beginner.
In the raising of poultry, whether
for profit or pleasure, one should al
ways have in view the health and
comfort of the birds if success is de-
sired. Without health and vigor in
fowls little can be accomplished, and
as the above suggestions relate en-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-04-03
Rheumatic Pains Relieved

Why suffer from rheumatism when relief
may be had at small a cost? Mrs. Elmer
Hatch. Peru. Ind, writes, Il have been subject
to attacks of rheumatism for years. Cham
berlain's Liniment always relieves me immed-
lately and take pleasure in recommending it
to others" rs and so cent bottles. For sale
by all Dealers. advts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-04-03

tirely to these requisites, they are of
paramount Importance. Look well to
them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
ENROLMENT ON
TODAY LARGER
UNUSUAL FEATURE is FACT THAT
BOYS PREDOMINANT IN The
BROWNSVILLE SCHOOLS.

The second day Of the l915-16 term Of
The Brownsyilel city schools show a total IL
the alone Of 1913 pupils. an increase
eli - over the second day Of school last
year. An unusual feature of the enroll
ment h the fact that the boy~ predominant.
The record in TIE -u~perintendent's office
show that there ase i59 boys aud l3l girls
enrolled. Al the same time hast year
there were III girls and 3oS boys in the
chool~.
The enrolment Of studcutS i'm the pub
IL schools Of the Brownsville %lndepend
cnt School District. while not complete.
Indicates that this wear il - vastly lar
ger than fer = number of years previous.
The district includes several OUTLYING
schools aud 50 far only the West
Brownsville and Media Luna schools
have rcpurtcd "a the superintendent
off w.
The West Brownsville school reports
that twenty two pupils enrolled on the
first DAY while the Media Lima regis
tered twcnt, six The rIl If the primary
school III brownsville ~ unusually large
yesterdays report showing thit ninety
eight ho,s and eighty girls enrolled il
The first primary year.
The intermediate grades also show
4 marked Improvement the fourth Grade
has am cnr liment If sixty two pupils.
the fifth Grade ri"hty and the sixth six
IN the high Sc"ol the same gratifying
increase il shown. This wears gradual
Ing class has eleven pupils. three more
than the clnS> uf the preceding wear.
Miss L. VI. Barbour. the Supcrintcnd-
ant this morning said that the roll
would continue 90 grow for the next two
weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
FLOATER CAUGHT
TIED TO A TREE
DEAD BODY or UNIDENTIFIED MEXI-
CAN HELD TODAY ON BANK
or RIVER.

Seeing \ il"atrr t%railng the current ~
the III" Grandc Monday alternoon officer
uf thr International bridge notified Fort
BROWN. and soldiers were put wv the look
out. The body Mas followed until II reach
,l Y point u ;hr rear NJ Fort Brown where
" na- tlutfr,i tu rear thr bank. and was
.luaii rith Y r"I and tied. being taken
uIt 'h ait.r nur. The body W. that IT M
m f'l Nr,iy7u. probably killed "
r r H't al,n" the Rio
t~ . lrd III ~ ~ far
ihrt III e ,. iue def
rif-t hvn d.ffu l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
THINKS SMITH
BR0THER|NLAW
MIhDEN 0Ex.) MAN SAYS BELIEVES
MAN KILLED BY BANDITS MISS
ING BROTHER OF HIS WIFE.

Judge ". Il. Jones of Brownsville has
received 4 letter from f.. Singletary.
Mim.an. Texas. who SAYS ne believes j.
4. Smith. the man killed on the FreSnoS
tract recently by McNi,an bandits was
the brother e his wife. lie said that
Smith was last heard from nine years
as aud that he was Il Mason. Single
tary saws Smith was born and raised in
RuSk Couaty. Texas. which seems To
agree with statements by Smiths
friends here who said he had often re-
fcrrcd tO the fact that hc was u native
of East Texas.
Sinelctary incloScd = small phot'
graph Of his wife'S brother taken mauy
years AGO when Smith wore mouStachc.
When he was killed hc was smooth Sha
ven.
Judge ines Is making an effort a.
learn whether the dead man Is tn man
the Mindcn man believes him 10 IT,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
FRAUD
IN KENTUCKY TO
BE PROBED NOW

Winchester. Ky. sept. IA grand
Especial tx The Herald
jury has been summoned "a take cNI
dcncc during tile september term ~ The
Circuit Court which begins TODAY. Ii III
believed that sweeping Investigation
Will hc conducted If the recent primary
election ia this county. when Judge j..
NJ. Benton. the present incumbent, was
defeated IN Judge W. Il. Shackrlfnrd.
One Of the grand Jurors summoned j.
sam W. PurSlcy. who was foreman q:
the grand jury which investigated the
county election tw1 wears ago. when u
prominent banker was sent to iail for
contempt of court because he refused Ia
give the iury Information regarding the
purchasing If VOTES. Several other prom
inent citizens were sent 10 iail at the
same time. and excitement prevailed
The matter attracted more than state
wide attention ut the line. and is re-
ported 10 have "auScd n strong oppoSi
ten I Judge Benton. which finally re-
suited ~ his defeat at the re- 'cnt pri
m1rf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
Roumania Takes Over Its Railroads.

London. sept. IL From reports reach
ine here from Euumania. Il y believed hat
the government ~ that country NJ formally
taking over the railroad today. thus cnt
TN" of free Communication between Tur
key and IT, allie. Germany and Austria.
While this Il taken a~ a war-lkc demon
~%trat'on against Au~iria, il is recalled that
frequent rumor~ nave gone the rounds that
German ammunition and German officers
have been Smuegled Through over the rail
roads by varl"ls ru-e~. IN Violation eff
Roumanla'- neutrality. \ rieid inspection
Of every tram PASSING through has been
demanded by the allie-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
Motor Development
Being Boosted By
u. S. Government

Washington. -. Gil. Sept. IL. In line
with its plan 10 encourage American dr
SiencrS g., develop adequate acrOplanr
motors for military purposes. The Navy
Department has asked for proposals
which viii H. opened TO-DAY. for thirty
eight motors. ranging from 100 horse
power up. Experiments are in progress
with the types of aerorl,ncS into which
the motors will 20. There has been NJ
ii difficulty in finding suitable acroplaneS
If American manufacture for nav and
army use. but the United States has lac
"ed behind the European countries in
motor development. In addition To- the
bids received today. the navy engineers
are working on mot-r designs. and from
the y%ari"uS Srnrcc> i is expected that
a great improvement will result.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
CITY DECIDES IT
WILL IMPROVE A
DEPOT STREET
COUNCIL WILL SPEND $4,000 IN CIV
ING FREIGHT MEN GOOD ROAD
/ FOR HAULING.
FEW MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE ARE
BROUGHT BEFORE THE CITY
DADS IN MEETING.

> With the exception of hearing the cstl-
mate OF Alderman W. I'll. Pniognat on the
Improvement of Ninth street from Levce
to the Gulf Coast Line depot the city coun-
cl at its session of Monday afternoon had
few matters of Importance before ID. Al
derman Putegnat, IL chairman a. the
streets and bridges committee. reported
against the former proposition Of building
a fourteen foot concrete cushion a~ hciny
too much Of an expenditure AZ tins time.
and recommended instead u orayclnd
street the entire distance al 4 cost ~ about
$4,000. After hearing the estimate and wv
short discussion the council authorized the
streets and bridges committee "a proceed
with the work. The matter oi wood block
ing the unpaved portion If lcver from
Tenth 10 Ninth street was left III abryaucc.
In connection with the Improvement of
the street the same district VIII hc made
a sidewalk district for the construction 81
cement walks and CUTTERS 10 aid Ia drain
age and keeping the street M GOOD condi-
tion after Improvement.
Rufino Lopez sanchez. u eroccrVman
at Eighth and Washington streets, petit
TONED the council for the Improvement ct
Eighth street between Washington and
Adams, stating that the street Is badly an
need of repair. aud that 1t l. almost m-
pasSable in RAINY weather. Referred to
streets committee with power to take What
ever action il deems best.
The city building Inspector, Martin Han
son, reported to the council recommrniin"
the condemnation Of an awning nu ar
Elizabeth street binding IN lot Il. block 55.
owned BY e.. J.. Beauvoi-. a~ heiug dan
eerous 10 the safety ot pa--er-hv. The
council authorized the ia pectur wv notify
the property owner Ia RAE tho auniu.
with a time limit. aud ii not dome TIE ir
Spector i authorized ID have VI done.
The council authorized the iuanrc conn
mitiee IL negotiate \ loan MI 10000 ir MN
interest on 4 1910 issue of city bond.
Amos Rich. representing the New WORT
A Brownsville Improvement company.
asked the council t. issue y warrant t-r
Sl00 t. replace one owned hy the comp
and either misplaced OF lost. Proper ai
fidavitS were supplied.
The report of the city sexton filed with
the council show 'tv five iuriHl- dHl
ing the month of August, i've of which were
In the pauper's field.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
ACTRESS FIGHTS
DOCTORS >UlT

Los Angeles. cal. sept. II. a suit
spr Sl.Go1 -. brnIani b. Dr. h. i.
Slcnar. \ Detroit physician, against
Miss blanche Bates. The actress. will
come nr for trial here today. The N rtr-
claims the money AZ his ;r for saving
the actress lif.. The treatment Was al
mini>tcrrd ~ 4 Detroit hospital. where
Miss Bates lay i'll and was believed tl
IT, beyond treatment. The doctor Was i'll
~ M adjoining ward. suffering from
blood POISON. lie offered d treatment
WHICH dil cure the actress. According
q friends Of The parties, Miss Bates
n'"ihcr'ofrrcd 90 give the physician IL.
600 lie claims he received only 100.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
SCHOOL MAY BAR CHILDREN.

Common colds are contagious and boards
of health III many cHie- are c"n-idrrln"
barring children with rold- from school
h. rr,ng children with colds from chpul.
FoleyS Honey an! Tari is in old rrii
able family medicine and frec- children
from coughs. colds. Group and Wh""pug
cough. Parents may save ironhlc hN giN-
ing before school opens. Martinez Droug
Store. north corner Market Square.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
University Team
To Begin Work
niv AsencI.iel rrrs- I.

Austin. Tex. sept. 1i.-Active practice
OF the football team OF the University of
Texas viii commence here next week. ac-
cordii" - Coach Alicrdicc. Several mem
hrr- ~ The team already are here and do
ine preliminary work ou the Clark field
II. Ihr,uulm'n. for Gle pal three year
ou .he Princeton university team. has been
manned a- t--i .laut cDach. IT, ha~ been
awarded The position ~ GUARD I'm porting
auth"ntics ou The all american and all
Eastern elections Thanksgiving game viii
hr rI1No. with Nutrr Dame. Texas aI-
ready ht thc iron-c-t chrlulr this sea-
un ut amy t,rm n thr uuth. II ~ SAID.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
Centennial OF Hanover. Pa.

Hanover. Pa. Sept. lI.-rhrce thousand
school children and clyic societies are
parading today IN honor Of the centennial
~ TIM town. An historical pageant will
take place tins evening. Tomorrow there
will b. qn industrial parade aud other
events are On the program until Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
Army and Navy Surgeons Meet.

I'M h%inotnn, y XII. Sept. li. The 9th
Hnrnil mrrtil" rf TIE N-~ociatinu NJ Mil
tarv Surgeons NJ thr United States. which
opened here Yesterday. ha- brought tu
Washington ihr lradrg medical men NJ thr
army and navy. The ORGANIZED militia ana
the medical reserve c"r,~. Colonel u VI
Keen. VI. I'M. MI. rr, ldIng. The mcrtin"
viii roniIuur until Wednesday evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
Army and Navy Union Encampment.

Atlantic City. y. J., sept. l4.-The
question of national defense will occupy
the attention of the encampment of the
Army and Navy Union. which "spread il
IT,, " here today. The meeting will ex-
tomb rrtil Saturday, with able speakers on
th ir.- nm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
Liner Is Careful,
Picks Passengers
Who Want To Cross
Especial 10 The Herald

Providence. K. l., sept a. When Che
Fabre liner Roma -al today Tor the
Azores, Lisbon. Gibraltar and Barcelona,
IL will carry no passengers ~ German, Aus
TRAN. Hungarian or Turkish nationality.
Americans Of German descent are denied
passage. The object IN ~ prevent danger
to the vessel. cargo and other passengers
Every passenger m al" forced 4" produce
q pnsspUrt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14

Nv Assoc .Itrd Press
Waco. TtNaS ..'nt. II The football
ira rin~ r-n, Ht E.,'nr university which
open :rr tir fan .ca ~ today. l. the goal
"a many ambitious youths at well a. tried
knight ~ the gridiron. Manager HarreIl
says that from advance information which
he has this years squad will BE- excep-
%tionally strong.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
South Carolina votinq on SaIoons

Columbia. - Ill, Sept. IA statewide
election N being held today ii South Caro-
lima On the question ~ shutting down I'M
saloons ~ the state. OF the A counties.
80 are already dry and dispensaries are
maintained IN the others.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
NO LIVES LOST
IN SHIP FIRE;
CON TT 0L BLAZE
L Assncinted Press

New York. y. Y, Sept. li-No lives
were lost ami no persons were injured.
it became known today, as u result Of
the fire ON the steamer SAINT Anna.
which had more than lG00 Italian re
aboard when she caught ahlaze
m mid ocean. about a thousand miles
on Halifax. The fire is under control.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
Hanged Self In
His Bed Room
tI,v Associated preSS.i

Hon tom. Texas. sept. l4-P. {. vii
liam. % farmer living two mIies east oi
G.iniia o.. sunday night hanged HIM
-cit 'r"m a..Ier in his bedroom. The
wiic uHd l- ro@y -u~pended. He had
evidently -a r- ha ~! III the bed. De
~poudeucy D. given 81 'Ae cause.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
ENGLAND SAYS
TOTAL LOSSES
ARE $4,000

IIndon. Sept. Ii Eneland's casual
since the war began ID the 2lst day Of
ties are Officially announced AZ $4,000
August. This total includes the killed.
wounded or missing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
Bandits Release
Railroad Man, But
Are Being Chased
lEv Assnrin.nl Trrs-.l

TT Pa~o. Texas. sept. II. Edward
Ledwidgr. an official If the Mexican
Northwestern railroad. held for ransom.
has been released and the bandits are
being chased, says information received
here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower cult states and the Magic
Valley l. issued BY the United States
weather bureau nj New Orleans:
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes-
day, with probably local shower and
thunder~tormS. Fresh south winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14

A'honl NAtrcss Wen, Freddie, dear,
what did Won learn Yesterday?
New Boy (after deep thought You
ought 10 know-you teached me.-Punch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14

at Harrison CLANCY Garage-5t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14

The brewer who
continues to use
the light bottle,
which ~neCcssl-
tates the warning,
keep this beer
from light signs
the ultim
death warrant
ofhis brew. Byhis
own confession
he breaks that un-
written law by
which every man
ufaCturer should
abide-the pro-
lection of his pro-
duct from factory
to consumer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-14
Local Weather Observations.

The following local weather obser-
vations, covering the 24-hour period
ending al Z a. IN. today, are furnished
by the United States weather station,
Fort Brown:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-29

primer jefe don Venustiano Ca
rranza indult6 csc mismo dia
al general Munoz Santarriada,
jefe z~apatista que iba a ser pa
sado por las armas en- aquel
Puerto, por haber sido senten
ciado a esa pena por un Con
seio de Guerra que 10 juzg6.
Ell defensor del REQ Sc diri
gi6 al primer jefe en- deman
da de perd6n para su patro
cinado, consiguiendo que Sc lie
concediera Ell indulto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-29

ilesO; no asi nuestro terruno,-
esos no tienen Pals, porque a
Ia bora del peligro 10 han des-
preciado.
Alguno me dira que Huerta
fue aSesino, que mand6 matar
a sus enemigOs pOliticOs, que
c0meti0 irregularidades guber-
namentales. Sin duda, porque,
desgTaciadamente en- este nun
do nadie llega a Ia perfection
nj nadie esta eXento de un ms
tinto mas o menos salvaje que
Obliga a los hOmbres contra
venir la Ley de Dios, dando
muerte al hermano, principal
mente, tratandose de enemigos
politicos. Mas iquien ignora
que los demas siguen ell mis-
mo criminal proceder, en- ru-
cha mayor escala que Ell Indio
Huerta? Y bien cOmparenSe
ahora los delitos del Uno con
los de los otrOs, y Sc vera ia
enorme diferencia que los Sc
para.
Igual cosa sc me dira de Por
firio Diaz; Y TODD es cleric, Sc
ria 20 un tonic 81 pretendiese
negarlo; perO hagase el paran
g6n respective, y y6ase la di-
ferencia.
Prefiero la tiranica era pOr-
firiana, a la macabra actual
epoca democratica, que me es-
ia hacienda pasar las de Cain
como dijera ell festive Pipe, en-
esta terra eXtraTa.
jPor que cay6 Huerta?
preguntaba yo al principle de
este mi humilde articulo. Pues
bien os dire ahOra -"Porlue
Mr.. Wilson asi 10 deseo. Este
es Ell segundo triunfo del Co.
biernO de la Casa Blanca sObre
nueStrOS asuntOS inteTiOres. Pc
70, como Ell primero. Sc desha-
"a, como las olas del ocGano,
en- las rocas del patriotismo,
que de SECURE Sc esconde en-
ell pecho humilde de algdn mo-
reno pastorcillo indigena de la
sierra de OaXaca, que como
ell immortal Ju&rez, venga a
saIvar a la Naci6n mexicana
de la codicia de los eXtranje-
ros Y de la perfidia Y ambi-
ci6nde los traidores ...!
Periches.
Houston Texas.