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SHERMAN SHUT
OUT BY HERBERT
Lefty Allows HItters Only -Four Scat
tered BIngles; Senators Win, TO-
DenisOn ShutOut by MuskOgee

SHERMAN, Tex, July l9-Lefty
Herbert outdistanced old hard luck
Sunday and got away with the final
game with Sherman by pitching II.
shutout game, his teammates mean
while gathering 4 runs. Ted had
worlds OF old stuff, allowing the
hard hltting Shermanites but four
measly bingles, which he kept far
enough apart to be In safety all the
while
Again, Pete Kilduff. one OF Kansas
eminent citizens, distinguished him
self with the willow club The d.
munitiye one gathered himself n
round and two doubles out OF four
times up besides covering himself
with glory on several difficult fielding
chances The Hon Pete made three
Of the Senator's runs himself, and
drove In the other one, which Is go
ing great guns for any short stop In
any old league.
OF course, talking about Old Mar
Hard Luck, the Senator'S couldn't get
clear away from him Cameron, the
Senator's only 800 swatter hurt his
hand so badly In Saturdays game
that he was out and viii be out for
a few days However. Naylor. pre-
mlcr catcher. presides at the first
corner and worked like Hal Chase.
Oklahoma city counted In the sec
ond. when with two down, Kilduff
doubled to left. advanced on Euuick's
out and scored on Bob Rowic's blow
In the seventh, King hit to left, the
bali going through williamson and
allowing Jawn TO land on the far cor
uer, The aforementioned +. kilduft
then dealt the horschide "A mighty
blow FOR four sacks This same per
son also doubled In the ninth and
pounded the rubber ON Eunlck's single
TO right.
Dude O'Nell, the local HEAVIER,
worked a nice game. but was unlucky
In that Williamson lost several In the
left field sun which went for extra
bases The Senators LETT for home.
90 open q three-game series with
TU1gu ,D MtrAuy Tha agpras
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out, they're ordered a close race;
leave them alone, boys; they're only
following Instructions.
Evers later expressed indignation
because his remarks had been inter
preted as "a claim that the National
league nee was fixed He said:
I claim no such thing. i've been
In baseball long enough to know
better. To be sure. | might have said
anything on the ball field. When an
umpire hands you one like RisleI
did at the home plate what you say
will invariably he the result OF hard
feeling at the time.
You're out there fighting and any
thing YOU can get away with goes
Nobody living could fix a race lik,
the one in the National league JUS
now. It's the greatest ever. and W,
all have a chance"
George stalllngs said; There Ia alb
solutsly no truth In the story tina
Captain Evers said that the Nationa
league race was fixed"
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CLEVELAND, July I9.-Washing-
ton took two more games from
Cleveland Sunday. Cleveland had
each won until the ninth inning. In
the first Walter Johnson. acting as
pinch hitter. drove in the tying run.
Washington won In the thirteenth on
u combination NJ errors and hits.
Wamby's error sent the winning run
across in the second
First game.
The score. r. H. II.
Cleveland 90 OlO 1903 s /
Washingtn 600 600 OO2 900 - II o
Batteries. Morton and O'NeIl, Gal.
liza, Engle, Ayres and Henry.
Second game.
The score II. II. r..
Cleveland ....Ol0 orc 1903 \ |
Washington 600 OlO OO3-l II
Batteries Mitchell, Harstad and
Egan. Ayers. Engle. johnson and
Ainsmith.
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PRODUCERS'HERE
FOR THREE GAMES
Either LlkOwski or GtirhRrt and
Jones or Payne VIII DO Mound
Duty ut Saratoga This Afternoon

%, 90, 49,
IL 1"p' '1u'''S WIN Jus' IoIse' tnN
'"'u I"'7' '"' o"lS 'h'e' uolS' 'N''
anu I"l'','' ".'I nave a UIn'.eu W
p~ortuHl'E To We" 'he rIlues oil 'Nla
h"Iha 'IN. AFTER TAXING Iour anu
l'uI %" 'no 'u"" UP '"v
weary senators '','Neu nome y" a"
cary morning. 'al','I ana WIN en-
ueaN"I TO sue" u'7" So"he cur pro
uu'ihS Al me Io1uI E"'u'n inns after
noon.
fl'heI dlrIhAil ne VINO mas pee"
gong IKE II pI''i'r IIe IRE SINCE
mat OFFENDING ul''a' was 'aiheu' or
LIkoWskl inc lnu'au PI''h'I lorHl''IS
win Mushostt. "I' ""'N In'S ",'e'
noon . game. h"'h " Il''Ih nave "'tU
more man ~oI"lh''IN '"'',sSiul
as"lhsI lh' lI"o"'rtH ana ''''"' N"oB
" IlbuIlus on s'.''Ns d""" QUAY >
entertainment without TO" m"'h '''
IoIt
by a slrohs combination OF nous
ahds OF Oklahoma NIIl ANS pu'ihe
'helr eye lre'h OUT ana lh' tII''I'Ne
work OF one Weber Long, PthIsOh
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Old Stuff Fnlls

CHICAGO. July 10 Mordecal
Brown attempted a play with which.
successfully executed, he broke a De
troit rally In the final game VI the
worlds series or 1910 win two Buf.
falu men ON bases In the eight In
ming and none out he had Fritzhugh
stick on third base while ne himself
Nclded Engle attempted sacrifice
intending To force ont a runner az
third However. he threw the bal.
to LETT Held and Buffalo counted two
ruus on the error, beating Chicago,
g Co 4 The game was "a free hit
ting contest, Zelder getting four drives
and Chase three
The score. r. n r.
Buffalo ......OlO Ol2 O2O- y
chicago 100 02l 600 y f,
batteries. Schultz and Allen O'Con
nell Brown and Wilson.
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world. Levyie did not pitch q lick
In 1914 and has been on the hospital
roll all this season, pitching his first
game last week. He tries spOtting
Walter Johnson 4 runs and had the
luck expected In such a case. It
looks Ike back to the bushes for
Levyie
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WORLDS BICYCLE MARK
CLAIMED FOR KOCKLER

CHICAGO. July ia worlds am.
ateur bicycle record was claimed to-
day by Ernest KOckler OF Chicago,
who rode two miles In A:O5 In u race
last night. The former record was
made by John d, Hume ~ Salt Lake
City In 1905.
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STARTED WAR
Johnny's Remark 10 Umpire Con-
strued as Hint al Fixed Game
Creates Baseball Upheaynl

Little Johnny Evers. who has caused
much trouble In baseball-usually to
the opposing clubs-hRs stirred a row
among the officials OF the National
league by his remarks during the
game In Boston the other day.
Eyers. taking exception to a decl-
sion by Nigler who declared Bob
Beecher safe at the plate on n close
play. quoted In a newspaper as
having shouted:
They're trying to ret the crowds
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Red Soy nj Ton

CHICAGO, July ls Erratic playing
behind Fnber cost Chicago first place
sunday when Boston wa handed a g.
to- victory. Chicago hade five errors
Of commission and m error OF
judgment and all these plas resulted
In runs for the visitors Wood pitch
ed II great game after the first In
ming His support was perfect.
The Score. n. II. f..
Boston 100 100 100 U
Chicago 200 600 600 4 8
Batteries: Wood and Thomas; IA
Der, Cicotte and Schulk,
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Slants Slapped
atSundry Sports

Please. Mir Farmer. don't ask the
weather man for any rain for just
three days These doublcheuders are
liable 10 h, the death ~ several fans
with weak hearts. and then just
think. you'd Dee arrested for consplr
Ing to effect the demise Of one N
natures uun'y,t animals. the phan
attic.
We heard that Lefty Herbert was
slipping Hush. wish he'd continue
90 slip 10 bee can slide and hold teams
like those ~IIttrrs down 10 four meas
y old hlnEIus and a goose egg under
the /, column
suppos, uur would have 10 take O
shot lu the arm before dreaming ot
McA'cstrr taking taree straights
from Dru.suu while the Senators
were cleaning up on Tulsa, hut. TN.
sister. wouldn't that be- just too pos
itiyely deIlghtml2
Joe Wood he Of the smoky cog
uOmcn and the big hop ON his fast
one. hurled fhr Scarlet Hose into first
place over the struggling WI tr SoX
YESTERDAY Guess THAI old fellow Is
another uuy that still has something
beside % glove and "A smile
Clark GutIth said recently that
they ought Goo throw hts team out OF
the league f.r not being In first place
His trust Warriors, taking the hint,
gathered % lUubleheadcr Saturday
and SUNDAY from the Cleveland team
and are Uu their way 10 the pinnacle
Cobb and Ncuch only got G hits
between them sunday VIII lc the II
gers were t~.uuncing the Athletics II
TO z DShout niger, your faded Wa.
hoo sam didn't get any or the score
would probably have been lb-7.
Old Morlreui Brown, stll some
HEAVIER. u..I iu pull a stunt ne won
a world s,r..s game with Sunday. hut
heaNcd the hl'l over third base into
left field Ilr had a man on first
and n nn second and handled a
sacrifice himself to make n force-out
on third. Nu' heayed Wild.
Wish Mag had kidnapped that
Weber Long before CON ng home
ANY pitcher that lets penison down
with three n.ugles and no scores
sure would Idorn the Senatorial pay
roll with admirable grace.
II We just had about two other
swatters on the team 60 keep Dam
eron company ln the select 500 class.
we couldn't boo bothered by thoughts
or prnls'n ,lsing US out Of the rag
Still with the schedule giving us
30 out of tho next az games on the
home pasture. a little thing like a
four game lend should cause no
nightmare when Dense plays q
away from home. as do Muskogee
and sherman
Records had no chance at that
Chicago truck meet Saturday Dis
tnond. Chicago University's whirl-
wind negro irlveled the quarter In
asa, Mu'ks uf Wisconsin broke the
discus mark twice. while Joe Ray OF
the Illinois A G.. cracked kiylat',
old mile record OF ll6-i 10y two.
tifths of 70 second.
Robert mnvon, Missourl's Jack.
rahl hurilu.. showed a clean pail
~ heels tn oII entrants IN the 40 ant
2SV hurdles making l4-i and "a
In the two events. And yet the east
ern colleges look down with a con
sclous air uf supetiority at western
athletes
Along with I'd walHh. Maurice Nc
Loughlln cam, back 10 his " b.
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GOLF STARS ON HAND
AT CLEVELAND TOURNEY

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July ls-The
1910 western amateur golf tournament
scheduled to open to-day with practI
cally every noted star Of the west on.
tered promised TO be unusually inter.
citing. Chick Evans and Eben Byers
were due to arrive this morning.
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II you feel blue" "No account"
lazy. you need a good cleanle out.
HERBlNE is the right thing for that
purpose. II stimulates the liver, tones
up the stomach and purifies the bow
els. Price bOc, Sold by westfall
Drug Co.
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netroIts Onlslnrs MncLs

DETROIT, July 10 Detrolts heavy
hitting In the frsit and eighth inning
coupled with BreSslers wlldness. gave
the home club Il victory, II to /, over
Philadelphia Sunday McInnis made
five hits IN five times up
The score r. II r.
Philadelphia .OIO l30 OIL 9 3
Detroit . lilo 200 ltz-Il. ~ 1
Batteries Brcssler and Lapp. Nc
Avoy, Covaleskic, Boland and Baker.
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NOM ncnis nr,m

McALESTER, OK. July 10 Cy
Morgan, veteran cast-off Of the Phil
adelphia Athletics. was bested hy his
Western association nnme-sake. "Cy'
Morgan of the Miners. during the four
innings they worked against each
other I'm Sundays game In hits and
earned runs up to that stage of the
game they were cvenrd up I 90 /
each, but the big league veteran had
walked three men and IA hobhlc In his
teammates support had given the
Miners "a lead IN runs. Estes. who
relieved Morgan was easy Tor the
Miners and they won. o to T. The
visitors one score was "a homcruu
boy Franklin
The score. T. "A r.
Tulsa COOS. ono 600 600 q 2
MrAlcster 600 go IOz "a 10 y
Batteries Morgan. Estes and Her
man Morgan and kcttcr
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RECORDS IN DANGER
ltO- YARD SWIMMING

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal. July i9.-
Eigh OF the best long distance swim
mers In the country are to participate
today In the American amateur ath-
lct'o union, ttO-yRrd open water swim
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summary. Two-base hits, william
son. Allen. Kildun g three-base hit
King; home run, Kildun FIRST base
on errors, Sherman /. left on bases.
sherman Q, Oklahoma city 4 bases
ON balls. or Herbert g. earned runs,
Oklahoma city I struck out, by Her
bert !, boy O'Neal T. Umpire. Spencer.
Time, one hour and thirty-fice min
uttN
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at the Panama Pacific exposition.
The starters are Ludy LANCER OF Los
Angeles. Harry X. Heber and Michael
McDermott OF Chicago, Bud Goodwin
and Joe Wheatley Of New York. Her
man laubis Of 81. Louis, Mo: Norman
Ross OF Portland and Charles Fereday
OF New Orleans.
The meet will continue throughout
the week.
-Four worlds records and one Amer
lean record were broken here Satur-
day night In the Panama Pacific ex-
position Indoor swimming champion
ship meet. Duke Kahanamoka Of
honolulu swimming 100 yards In %
20 seconds, lowered his " record
by l-5 second. Michael McDermott
OF Chicago broke all records for the
200-yard dash with a mark Of 2:lS
2-3. Ludy LANCER. Los Angeles. COW
cred the b0O-yard dash In Sis as.
The Illinois Athletic club won the re-
lay In S2:43 l-5. Miss Frances Co
wells lowered the American record In
the 2O0-yard dash for girls to 3:2O.
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ASSOCIATION
standing OF Teams
Reanlta Yesterday

Minneapolis III. Columbus 90
Milwaukee Z, Indianapolis s.
81. Paul 10, Cleveland 81,
Kansas City go Louisville 40
(second game. six innings, dark
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Johnny Evers and Hughie Jennings
are crowding each other Off Of the
track throwing boquets at Alexander
the Great. Both Of them state that
they would take him and then mort
gage their souls to bet that they'd
cop the bunting.
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winning the Panama Pacific tennis
championship from william Johnson.
Pure unadulterapd class won for
the old-tlmer, as ne had W sets and
five all In the third against him be-
fore he played Johnson or his feet
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Games Today

Games To-day
Chattanooga at Mobile
Little Rock nj birmingham
Memphis M New Orleans
Nashville NJ Atlanta.
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Columbus at Ct. Paul,
Cleveland at Minneapolis.
indianapolis at Kansas city.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
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ELGIN, Ill.,, July ~ Ralph De
Palma, winner Of this years JOO mile
race at indianapolis, win make his
initial appearance M nm automobile
race team manager In this city ON Aug
ust 20 In his stable viii hc two Mrr.
cedes and One Stutz II Is said that
he has completed Il deal Tor possession
under lease ~ one ~ the Stutz cars
which made such u credltable showing
In the indianapolis and Chicago races
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
+ + ++++++ = = = :
Standing Of Teams
Games Today

Washington at Cleveland
Philadelph II at Detroit
New York at 81. Louis
Boston at Chicago
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Stll an those one hit and shut out
games only make most people more
firm In the belief that the Tener or
gan zu,lon Is not what II used to be.
Just imagine Alex holding down the
old Giant, cub or Pirate machines
90 one hit day after day.
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PARIS, July 49, Paris was defeat
ed sunday hy Fort Smith though the
effective pitching NJ Oorham and
Gross errors Nuglr and Thomson
featured 40 bat
The score D. ~ D.
Fort Smith ION OOl OOI & a
Paris UNu uOO % Q
Batteries Gorham and Schultz.
Phillips and Uuyes
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Gnmes

Pittsburgh at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Boston
Chicago at Philadelphia
81. Louis AT New York.
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Long Cy battered

'fAk -
KANSAS CITY. July 10 -Falken-
berg started both games for Newark
Sunday, but was knocked out I'm each
instance. Kansas city winning "a
double header
Fret game
The score " ". r..
Newark .....OOt OOO 600 /
Kansas CITY 100 100 O2z-lO ~ o
Batteries Faulkcnherg Kalserllng
and Pratt. Cuuop and ERsterly
Second game
The score. n. " F.
Newark ...... 900 OIL % 4 I
Kansas City OO3 100 E-i 6 /
Called In seventh, rain
Batteries ~Falkenberg, Moran and
Ruridcn, Johnson and Brown.
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Standing Of Teams

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Gamcs

Newark at Kansas city.
Brooklyn ut Chicago
buffalo at Pittsburgh
only three games scheduled
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Standing OF Teams

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We heard that Lefty Herbert was
slipping Hush, wish he'd continue
20 slip 10 Dee can slide and hold teams
like those luttcrs down 10 four meas
y old h.nE.rs and a goose egg under
the It column
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

Walter IeverenE Ia the king bee
money getter Of the big leagues
Three years with the Browns. got
about $4,000 and a trip around the
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We can't believe that the wonder
nut Phtlly Is any better than were
Mathewson. Mordecal Brown. Claude
Hendrix and Nap fucker In their
prime. and they got away with a one
hit game about once out Of every
ten starts
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SOUTHERN 4 &

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TEXAS II NGUE

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LEAGUE


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Along with I'D Walsh, Maurice Nc
Loughlln cam, back 10 his own by
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Standing of Teams

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WESTERN ASSOCIATION


Games To-day
Tulsa ut Oklahoma city
Paris az Sherman.
Muskogee NJ Fort smith
Denlson at McAlester.
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Robert IS mnson, Missouri's Jack
rahlt hurdle. showed a clean pair
of heels tn ol entrants in the l2o and
2SO hurdles making l4-i and 2iS
In the two events. And vet the east
ern colleges look down with a con
Sclous air VI yuperlority at western
athletes
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Papers aver the country say that
STORY about Gierhart's tooth ought
to have a wlnstead. Conn. date line
10 H. SIN the big boy Ia out there
winning all his games whore he had
no luck before, 80 hereafter mana
gers should engage u dentist for
trainer and rubber
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Suppose ONE would have 10 take O
shot Iu the arm before dreaming of
from bru.suu while the Senators
were cleaning up ON Tulsa, hut, TN,
sister. wouldn't that be- just too pos
itiyely delightful?
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So, without trying to detract one
whit rom the wonderful twIrlers
marvellous performances, Wen just
have To say that things are different
now than ln them good old days
and hand Grover the laurel wreath
60 keep company with the seven
goats already collected by him.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-17
Ell U N

Como nuestros le~ctorcs habran no.
tado, tcnemo en- nucstro diarlo una
seccion llamada de Anuncios Eeono-
micos, sobre la cual queremos lamar
la atencion del publico en- general.
Esta seccion es de verdadera imPor.
tancia para ell que busca IN empleo,
para el que quierc un empleado o sir
yiente, para ell que tiene also quo
vender o comprar, para todos, en- re-
sumen, los que ~neccsitan ponerse en-
contacto con alguien para llevar a
cabo eI srreglo de cualquier ncgocio.
LA PRENSA es el periodico me1i.
cano mas leido dcntro y fuera de San
Antonio y sus snuncios son de result.
tados practicos inrncdiatos. En- cuan.
to al precio de ellos en- la seccion de
Anuncios Economics, b%astenos do
cir que podemos publicarlos hasta por
la insisnificantc suma dc Is c~entavos.
81 ~necesita listed trabaio o emplea-
dos, 81 trata de r~erGar, comPrar O
vender alguna casa o t%errcno, 81 ha
pe-dido elsuaa cosa, 81 quiere COM
prar O vcnder muebles, joyas, ETC.,
pr.e q nuestras oficinas y lie daremos
q conocc nucstras coJdiciones para
publican los anuncios economicos.
Por muy POGO dipero ~conseguira 10
que listed desca, pres LA PRENSA
e. Zelda en- todas parties.
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Correspondence especial para Ia PRENSi.

Correspondence especial para Ia PRENSh.
SONORA, Ariz., Julio 13.-El sa-
bado en- la noche Sc declare termina-
da Ia huelga de los mineros meXica-
nos y espaholes. Para celebrar e.
triunfo obtenido por los huelgistas,
quieneS consiguieron que Ia cOmpania
aceptara suS proposiciones, Sc organi-
20 un bale que tuvo verificativo anO-
che Ell el salon dc Ia casa dc bonn
beros.
Mexicanos y eSpanoles lucharon
unidos como un solo hOmbre Y Il clio
Sc debio el triunfo, que parecia i'm
possible, a cauSa de las dificultades
insuperableS que Sc les p~reSentaron
a los huelgistas. para solucionar 81
tisfactoriamente ell problema.
Jamas una huelga Sc VIC tan orde-
NADIA como esta, que por fortuna ha
terminado. e. Comita director 10
formaron los senorcs :. Perez. Flo
rentino Valenzuela Y otros meXica-
nos y Marcelo Uric. subdito espanol.
Todos clos tr~abajaron sin dcscanso y
con tai tino, que ademas de haber
sabido mantener el orden Y conducir
. cerca de mil hombres por un sem
dero honroso. supieron llevar 4 feliz