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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-28
NEW LANDLORD AT WHITEHEAD.

The Whitebird hotel has changed
Management this week. N. l.. Brough-
man taking charge of the same. Mr.,
Broughman, who is an experienced hotel
man has had charge of the Salmon river
hosiery in times past, will give the
public the best of service and make
every effort to make ii homelike and
comfortable place to stop at. Mr.
Bertsch has given the public first class
service while in charge and the change
is made because of the desire of the
former landlord to embark in another
line of business.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-28
IDAHO COUNTY MAN GETS PLUM

Governor Alexander has appointed
Jay A. Czizek of Warren as executive
commissioner of the Panama fair COM
mission of this state and the senate has
ratified the same. The term of office
of Mr. Click is to be during the life of
fair during which time he will receive
a salary of 5000 per month as provided
by the bill passed two years ago. He
has filed with the governor statement
that he will not draw the other 5000 per
month allowed by law to the commits
sioncr of immigration which is included
in the office to which he has been ap-
pointed, thus saving the state $1,000
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-28

and enthused the members of the local
farmers union to renewed activity and
gave evidence of how a man can be a
good loser Riley has a host of friends
over here and while they may not agree
with him on something's he is always
| welcome.
Mr. and Mrs A. Gilkeson and daugh.
tire, left Monday for a visit in the east
Mrs. Gilkeson and daughter will re-
main for three months visiting with her
mother and other relatives and friends
in Warrensburg, No., and Archie, after
brief stay at his old home win visit
Chicago and other central western
markets and make purchases of goods
and wares for the A. & f. Co.
A. Urban and wife returned from
Spokane Monday night. Mr.. Urbahu
went up to attend the Hardware Deal
ers Convention at Spokane held last
week and while there Mr.. and Mrs
Urbahn called on thoir circle Of old
friends and acquaintenees in that city
Mr.. Urbahn states that the meeting
was success in every way and that
Il was well worth attending.
Milton Freidenrich, of Portland
came up last week TO attend the direc
tors meeting of the A. q F. Co., and
viii remain for several days. He |.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-28
RECEIVE JAIL SENTENCE.

Phillip Jobe and Samuel Snyder, two
farm hands from the west side section,
were brought over and lodged in jail
Saturday night to serve out sentence
inflicted by Justice Fuchs of Cotton
wood before whom they were tried and
found guilty of petty larceny. Jobe re-
ceived thirty days and $40 and the
other offender was considered less
guilty and given fine of $25 which
he decided to serve out in Jail. They
were charged with the theft of robes,
etc. from the Bunnell livery barn of
Cottonwood.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-28

clamor by lowering their standard and
giving high grades for poor quality of
work, but the Grangeville school, if it
stands for anything, stands for thoro-
ness. 1t Is true that all pupils do not
do thoro work, but we can truly saw
that majority of them do. Nine ter.ths
OF the pupils coming here from other
schools and entering this school at the
point where they left off are below the
average of the grades they enter. What
does this show in regard to our stand
ardsf We find Invariably that, our
standard meets the standard of pupils
coming from such a standard school as
Portland. This conclusion is drawn
from study of the cases of more than
sixty pupils who entered this school
this year from other schools.
In the past few years there has been
much criticism of the schools in the
magazines by people who were seeking
notariety. For time it has been o
fad to criticise the schools and every
one has been qualified for the job ex-
cept the big majority of conservative
thinking American citizens. just now
they are beginning to take theslead and
the schools are beginning to come out
from under the influence of .painless
education and the belief that there
is no one thing in school which will
take the place of work is making itself
felt.
The Grangeville school believes in
the principle of work. For years it has
labored for a place among the best
schools and at the present time there is
no fear less an official in education
shall some day examine the school.
weigh it and find it wanting. It may
be shown that some grades or depart
ments are doing better work than
others but on the whole the character
of the work will be shown to be equal
to that of the best of schools.
Next week shall discuss basket
ball and other school activities about
which there is great deal of misin-
formation. D. F. r. RICE.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-28
TROUBLE AT wHITEBIRD.

Some sort of row occurred at White
bird last night, the particulars of which
are not available at this time. The
county attorney was called upon for
several warrants this morning and the
details will be known in the next few
days.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-28
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

W, A. UEeen, DeHbist. COT
Medium red clover for sale by Tom
Bales at Is cents per pound. 2s-tf
For the best of blacksmithing see
Sion Southland, next door to George g
livery. 25-tf
If you want your chickens to lay use
our chick foods. Now on sale. Meader
& Co. 35-2
Horseshoing and general blacksmith
ing; Sion Southland, next door to
George IS livery. est |
Do your washing with electricity at
cents per hour. Grangeville Electric
Light & Power Co. 3-tf
G. s. Schnell has been confined to NJ,
bed this week with a Slight attack of
pneumonia.
Iron with electricity at cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co. 3-tf
Steam rolled feed and digester
tankage for hogs. Norwood Ware
house Co 20-tf
Sion Southland, the blacksmith; next
door 10 1eorges hVery prepared W
give YOU first class work. 25-tf
W. Jordan of the Northern Pacific
was in tho city Monday night on bust
ness.
H. r. Hilbourne has been confined to
his home since the first of the week on
account OF illness.
Charley Layton came up from White
bird wednesday to ATTEND TO M tters
OF business IN that Guy.
White Orpington and White Wyan-
dotte hens for sale. See Albert
Fray. 35-tf
For Sale: Medium red clover seed.
Fifteen cents per pound. T. W.
Bales 28-tf
A. Cooner came mn from Whitebird
last night and left this morning fol
California where he will remain indie
finitely.
Remember the next number Of the
o. O. F, lyeeum course, DIR. James Me
Laren at the opera house Wednesday
Feb. 3.
To Ioan-$loOO $500 s2l0O $4,000
$500, 10000, $4,000. Also othel
amounts private money. Geo. nj
Reed. 35-:
DIR. James McLaren at the oper,
hniraa Waduasdal MY Fab l0ua nf th,
best numbers on the lecture course
Don't miss it.
Cake and candy sale will be held a
the Krakau Jewellery Store Saturday aft
ternoon by the girls of the intermediate
class of the Federated Sunda,
Schools. s5-
The Rebakah Degree Staff will Civ,
masquerade dance February 18th a
the Schmadeka hall. Tickets 81
spectators Zoe.
riff yau have land that YOU do mo-
want see Fred Leonard, representa-.
the american BUSINESS Men assoela
lon. ne can sen IT, oo-'
oss. o Daaos iooe "asen po
tween his home and that of Lonni,
Bales at Ferdinand. Finder notify Ton
Bales, Grangeville, Idaho. 33-ti
JAKE Timers returned from spohan'
SATURDAY hlsht where ne ms been 10
tae past week attending a meeting o
the hardware oeaiefs convention.
b. L. Taylor of the Boles section, re
eeived a telegram Sunday night from
49, ''i,' y, ma '"n = lug e''
isaac 'aniPpeii VINO mas oeeh mere TO-
Inc past Two weeks looking AFTER ousl
ness, ieft Tor oregon TINS morning
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-28

Iron with electricity at ) cents per
hour. Grangevilie Electric Light b
Power Co ST
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
JAPAN TO AID RUSSIA.
fBy Associated Pre.s.1

Toxic. Aug. %. - Premier okuma
announces that Japan has decided to
give Russia greater assistance In the
war. u 10 Understood that this help
will be In the form Of greater sup.
plies Of munitions. The Associated
Press learns that Japan has decided
to employ all available governmental
and private resources for increasing
the output Of munitions for the allies.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
WOMEN DOCTORS m
CREASE IN GERMANY
Number Far Less Than Male Physi.
clans. but Ratio Constantly
Increasing.

Berlin. Aug. 20. - Correspondence
OF the Associated Press.) - Though
their number Is still extremely dis.
proportionate to their male practi-
TONERS. the women physicians In Ger
many are constantly on the increase.
according TO the latest statistics com.
piled for the medical journals cover.
ing the year 1913.
In that year. In all Germany. there
, we're 1875 female physicians. out OF a
total OF 3i.ise for population OF &C..
$4,000. Notwithstanding this small
number. Il Is noticeably larger than
In 1912. and is believed to have been
considerably increased In 1914 and
1915.
For the entire Empire In 1918 there
were 5.ii doctors for every 10000 In.
habitants. In the big cities there
were s.s physicians for every 10000
persons and in the country 3.s for the
same population.
The city Of wlesbaden. with TWEEN
ty-eight doctors for every 10000 peo-
pie. led Germany. and the manutac
turing city Of Hamborn was last. with
but e.3 doctors per 10000 inhabitants
IN Greater Berlin there were in 1919
t.15i doctors. or iiOs for each 10000
inhabitants.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
women
MAKE MUNITIONS
English Women Of Social Prominence
at Work In Ammunition
Factoriea

London. Aug. 23.-(correspondence
OF the Associated Press.)-A squad o,
forty.five women munition workers
who have Just been added to the star
of employees al the vickers factories
at Firth includes several women OF
social prominence.
Lady Scott. widow OF Captain Scott.
the explorer. has Joined the electrical
department. where her deftness. ac-
ouired in her art as a sculptor. makes
her invaluable for certain work re-
quiring great delicacy Of touch.
Lady colebrooke and Lady Gertrude
Crawford are employed as master
turner's In charge Of lathes. while
Mrs. England. sister OF Lord Lore
burn. Lady Gstacre and Mrs. W. II
cowan. wife OF a prominent member
of the House OF Commons. are EN-
ployed In the lathe room In other
capacities. Other employees include
Mrs. Grief. wife OF Colonel Grieg ol
the London Scottish. and Mrs. Moir
wife Of the chief OF the New Inven
ventions Branch OF the Ministry oi
Munitions.
Miss vickers. daughter Of the head
OF the great munitions Arm. has Join
ed the next squad Of workers. and
will be assigned 10 a work bench IN
the course Of the next fortnight.
The rates Of pay for the womer
workers are the same as for the ordi
nary workman. Messrs. Wicker de
clined to take voluntary workers. The
women mentioned above are earnin'
from 81 to IS per week OF six shifts
Of fifty-four hours. They wear over
alls OF butcher blue. caps 10 match
leather gloves and strong boots. The,
live together in n house leased fol
the purpose. close to the factory.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
my Associated Pre-s

Amsterdam. Aug. 23.-The reie.
gram claims that . meeting Of the
Cabinet Ministers, political leaders
and influential writers. called by the
German Chancellor before the Reich.
stag last Thursday, the Secretary Of
the Treasury advised them that the
new war loan will completely exhaust
the Empires financial resources, and
II was therefore needfuI TO prepare
for honorable peace.
The Chancellor 10 reported to have
declared In favor Of peace proposals.
10 all the Entente powers.
General Won McItke. former chief
Of staff Of the army. Il was said, de.
elared there was little possibility for
the complete defeat Of the Russians.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
Russia Claims Naval Victory.
fBy Associated Press.f

Petrogrsd. Aug. 23.-Naval battles
In the Gulf OF Riga. during which the
Germans lost heavily. lasted most o.
last week. The Germans got TO the
gulf under cover Of a mist. There
was nearly daily fighting. The little
Russian gunboat sivutch. with a crew
of las. was the only Russian ship re-
ported lost. She sunk two torpedo
boats. The losses Of German war
ships today we're given as one dread
nsught or battle cruiser. believed 70
be the Moltke or a vessel OF her type
two cruisers and eight torpedo boats
A British torpedo boat torpedoed the
Moltke boat. ~
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
New eulssrian-Turkish Treaty.
Try Associated Press.1

Berlin. Aug. 23.--The Overseas
News Agency says the official reports
from Sofia and Constantinople state
that Turkey and Bulgaria have signed
new treaty. Turkey granting Bull
garia a railroad connection TO the sea
and Bulgaria agreeing to observe
benevolent neutrality"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
VILLAS ARMY IS
D|s|NTEGRIT|IG
Divided Into sqssds Of One Thsuoon6
and Will Keep Up Guerilla
Warfare.


Fl Paso. Tex Aug. %. = Arrivals
from Northern MexiSo today brought
reports that General villa has decided
on guerilla warfare and IL breaking
up most OF his army OF 10000 men
into UNITS Of 1000 each. which will Do
individual bush lighting. II Is report
ed he does this because he believes
obrescn's organization win strengthen
his own.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
washington Still Waiting.
fBy Associated Pr-ss.l

Washington. Aug. 23.-Secretary OF
State Lansing today cabled Ambassa-
dor Gerard asking whether the Ger
man government has received official
report OF the Arabic sinking. He
stated officially the American govern.
ment was not yet at all sure OF the
facts. and considers Its information
very fragmentary.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
STORM DISTRICT
FAST RECOVERING
Galveston Hopes TO Have Water
russday-No Disease
There Vet.
fBy Associa,sd Pressl

Galveston. Tex. Aug. 23.-The coast
country situation is rapidly approach
ing normal. Galveston Is still with
out sufficient water. but II Is hoped
10 have water by tomorrow. No H.
ness as a result OF the storm has ap'
peared.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
'SHER|FFS AND
MEX|CANS FIGHT
NV Associated Press.l

Brownsville. Tex. Aug. 2S.--lt is
reported that band OF Mexicans and
sherins posse fought today in III.
dalgo County. The unconhrmed re-
port says several Mexicans were
killed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
ARE GERMAN RESOURCES EXHAUSTED?
SUCH IS DECLARED THE
SITUATION SHE FACES

German Treasurer Told Cabinet Members the
New War Loan Will Completely Exhaust the
Empires Financial Resources-He Believes
1t Time to Prepare for Honorable Peace.
The German Chancellor Fav0rs Peace Pro.
posals to the Entente Powers-Von Moltke,
Ex.Chief Of Staff, Says Little Hope of Ever
Completely Defeating Russia-Japan Com.
ing to Russia's Aid-Russia Severely Pun.
ishes Germany on Gulf of Rea-Italy Sends
by Transports Many Troops-It is Believed
They Are Going Against Turkey-British
Submarine Does Deadly Work.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
Was unarmed Trader.
tBy Associated 9ress.l

London. Aug. 23.-The Admiralty
today issued denial Of the reports
that the steamer Dunsley. torpedoed
shortly before the Arabic was sunk.
was an armed patrol The report
says she was a peaceful and unarmed
trader.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23

Syracuse. Tranto and 5rindisl under
sealed orders for an unknown destlna.
tion. II 10 believed they are going
against Turkey.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
British Submarine Makes Haul.

Sofia. Bulgaria. Aug. ga British
submarine has torpedoed the Turkish
collier Espahan. and the steamer
Budos OF the German Levant line,
loaded with munitions and provisions,
has been sunk In the Sea Of Marmora.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23

Queenstown. Aug. 23.-The liner
Dromed was sunk by a submarine.
Shells fired In the four hours pursuit
killed the captain and two Of the crew.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
Sank German Destroyer.
my Associated Press.1

Paris. Aug. 23.-It Is announced
that two French torpedo boats last
night sank a German destroyer OF os-
tend.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23

A fat woman will do almost any.
thing to become thin. except to quit
eating.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-23
WASHINGTON TO
GET FACTS FIRST

Washington. Aug. 23.-white House
officials announce that "as soon as all
the facts regarding the sinking Of the
Arabic are ascertained. our course will
be determined"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-27
COMMENTARIES DEL Ola
la eterna poI1tica de espera

WASHINGTON. los yrngativos ing!"-
sas. desde Ia CASA Blanca, repeti-
mos So mauria Ia question mexi-
cana romo - manri6 al question
IL. C,,ba : Niraraua.
Y rs Gle los reyolucionarios q pa
r, darrocar 81 gnbjerno de Huerta
nn ,aciI,ron IN arrpt9r Ia ayuda
do nu..lr,s enemicos irreconcilia-
.nI,. mn =. dan ruant, de! cri-
man IL. Iasa uatrja Gue estan
ro,n.tiando Ourrrmos Greer este:
hocrmos 81 rsfuerzo de creerlo.
Oue mas doIoroSo V mas cruel
y mas jnrame seria Il los revolu-
rionarjos pstuvjeran conscientemen-
40 optrapando al nais en- las manos
l., Ios ono han iDvadiJo mpstra
s~oh.ran{a
81 resuItado de los
+raha ina nue IIeyan a cabO los
arpntes de Ia Casa Blanca cerca
u, Co.ro,,o = Villa Fsnnremos \
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-27
CONTINUATION
POr Theodore Roosevelt.

Hay que recordar tambiGn que no
habia Ia mas ligera dificultad para
pouer punto 4 csos flagrantes Ill
traipS que Ocurrian a 10 largo dc la
frOntera. Habia dificultades que Sc
rclariOnaban con otroS aSuntOs pc
sibIcs de la politica de Mexico: pc
re- sObre este particular nunca ha
existidO Ia mas pcqueha Difficult
tad. BESIDE hace cuatro amos en- que
la rcvo!uci0n empcZG. podian Ell
cualQuier momcnto, haberSe evil
tadO csta claSc de ultrajes. pOniGn-
dOlrS fin en- un t6rminO de velntL-
cuatrO horas. So pOdia haber aca-
badO con ESQ en- una sofa nOche.
TODD 10 que Sc hacia neceSariO era
notificar a las autoridades meXica-
mas. que 81 de alguna manera Sc
rtpetian csos ~uItrajeS. en- cualquier
Dartc dc la frOntera, Sc mandarian
Vlclcntamcntc las trOpaS america
mas, a la lOcalidad dOndr Ocurric-
RI 81 case, con inStruccioneS de a.
rTOjar a los IuchadOres del tefern0
Immediate Il la frOntcra, para Ii
JraTla dc suS fucgCS, amenazandO
con cl Immediate CaStigO a cual-
quiera de- los hombres o trOpaS que
vIolaran las 6rdeneS del Official a.
mericanO e~ncargadO de prOcurar 10
~uecesario para pr0teger a nueStrOS
ciudadanoS pacificoS dgntrO de nues
tras prODias fronteraS. Is para mi
absolutamcnte incomprenSiblc pOr-
que tales 6rdencs no han side da-
daS deSdc hacc aIsunOS amos.
! habio de estes casOS tipicOS
porlue son evldentes. porque no
cabr discussion sobre cllos, nj puc-
den ser defcndidos en- justicia por
aingDin hOmDre de mediana intrli-
gcncia. PcrO los errorcS haSta aqui
apuHtados. cOnstItuyen SOIamente
una insignificantc Fraction DE los
inumcrableS males cOmetidos con-
ira los americanOs y contra los eX-
tranjcros de tOdaS naclOnalldadeS,
en- 81 curse de cuatro amos de anar-
Juia. durante los cualeS Mexico ha
Sido hecho pedaZOS pOr differences
grlDOS de bandidOS. LO beOF eS que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-27
ART|CULOS AJENOS
Ell ITO SAMUEL Y Ell RES
TO DEL MUNDO

nos activamente. ayudad0s pOr In
actual Administration, y durante
todCs esos cuatrO amos: perO mas
establishments durante los ultimOS
dos amos, en- que Sc les ha perml-
lido hacer Improvements objeto de
Sus rapilas a las persOnas y a las
~prOpiedades de los americanOS y
otrOS c%Xtranjeros en- Mexico.
La Administrator deberia ser
c0ndenada por Su politica en- Me-
XicO: pero debemOS ser frances con
nOsOtrOS mismos, los americanOS. y
decir que eSa condemnation nos al
CANA a nOSOtrOS como pueblo, por-
que hcmOs tenido el mas eXtenso
cOnocimientO de TODD 10 que ia pa
SaOd y dc II Official Sc ha
puesto establishments ante nues-
tros ojOs. y todavia asi hemos de-
clinado el hacer preSente nuestra
indignation hacia el Presldente
Wilson y el ST.. Bryan, que 10 So
lamente Sc han purtado con indo-
lencia, sino que actualmente cStl-
mulan a los leaders meXicanOS que
son responsibilities de los asesinalos
de muchOS amerlcanOs y de los Ill
trajeS cOmetidOs por eliOs sOhre in
defensaS mujereS americans. De-
searia que cada n de los cluda-
danOs americanOS leyeran el dis
curse de! Senador Albert b. Fall
de NuevO Mexico, prOnunciado en-
81 SenadO de los EStadOS UnldOS. el
9 de Mario de 1913. No sOlamentc
Sc ha dejado de contestar o aten-
der las indicaCiOneS del Senador
Fall, sinO Que no Sc Ia intcntadO
siquiera contestants. UnO o dos Sc
naGOreS Dem6cartas So han eSfOr-
zadO en- c~ontcStar tales decIaracio-
neS, ascgurandO que las cosas an
daban peor bajO la Administration
del presidente Taft; perO cl discur-
50 del SenadOr Fall, no era mere
cedOr de eSas Objeci0nes, p0rque
imparcialmente eta algunos ultra
jeS cOmetidos antes del advenimien-
to. y s~ubSecucnteS al advcnimien-
to al pOder, de la actual Admins
TRACTION. Fl Senado solo parcialmen-
te ha cumplidO con su deber. FL
20 de A.bril de 1913 mand6 al Pre-
sidente una nOta formal pidiendo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-27
PLATICAS POPULARES
TT, PACTO DE CIUDAD JUAREZ

Esta mcritOria acciGn del ST. Ma
dero, que bien pudo haber sido de-
bida a un impulse de su bOndadO-
0s raracter. fuG tomada por mu-
chos como una debilidad. Y por
otros como eI cumplimicnto de una
promcsa lie antemano hecha al &c
enral Navarro por Ia cntrega de
Ciudad Juarez. La palabra entire
IA" que en- este case eQuivalla 4
TRACTION son6 murho a rail- de Ia
iona lie Ciudad JUarcZ, Y haSta dlO
lugar mas tarde. durante el Go
hirrnO del -. MadcrO. a I'm pro-
reSo miIi,ar en- que -Oficialmente
qurdd ~dcSrargado &c esa a~cusacidn
cl retrridG Oral. q desdc csa fecha.
muy coco u NADIA ha flgurado en-
cl citrrito.
Una yeZ que paasron las prime
ras ~iinpgcsioncs de la SorpreSa dc
Ciudad Juarez, y cuando va otraS
fu"rZaS rrVOluclonairaS So habtan
apoderado por SOrpresa dc las clu-
dadcS lie Pachuca. Colima. Cuerna-
vaca. Chilpancingo, Acapulco. To-
rrrGu y T"huacan. Y el pueblo de
Ia Ciuadd de Mexico cmpezaba a
haccr ruido>aS manifestations hos
tiles dOude mcnudeabau las prdra-
dras, precursors lie las balaS, con
ira 81 General DiaZ. cl u de Mayo
de 1911 - rranudaron Ell CIudad
Juarrz las c~ong"rencIaS de paZ,
conyiniGndosr Ell lue. FL Genera!
Diaz Y don Ramon Corral rcnun-
riarian rcSpcctiyamrntr la Preai-
G"mria Y la Nlcc-Prrsidcncia de la
RrpibIica. anteS De que tcrInlna-
ra cl mes de Mayo: obiigandosr eI
Il. Madrro a r]ruunclar rl cargo dc
prrs.dcntc provisional, que en viz
tud del plan de San Luis "%jercia