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he so long and ably represented i'm
washington, are taking a lively inter
est IN HIS candidacy for congress i'm
the Fourth district and hope and be-
heve he will win. for Prince Hal" Is
popular. a famous vote-getter and an
lndefatigable worker who does not
know the word fail" Is in The die
tionary.
In this section OF the Third dis
trict. there is absolutely no following
TOT any candidate except Judge Homer
Il. Woods. although I'm the eastern and
Interior counties OF the district. of
course Senator White. Roy Waugh ana
the other candidates have a following.
but unless all signs fail. or there r. a
wonderful revulsion OF sentiment be-
fore the nominations are made next
year. Homer Woods IL the one best bet
booked by the ~dopesters.
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SIDE TALKS
(ey Ruth cameron.s
The Girl Who Works

The mother OF the g~irl-who-works
cannot see why the latter i not pleas
Cd AZ an Invitation from her cousin to
spend the weekend with thin.
1ou always used 10 be fond Of your
cousin and your aunt" she says plain
lively. and you haven't seen them for
a year. / don't know what's come over
you since you went into that office.
But I've had an unusually hard week
and I'm fearfully tired. mother" says
the girlNSho-works.
Then / should think Il would rest
you TO get away from home"
time" Wv
Don't you are anything about your
She Didn't want 20 visit.
Gu know 1 do impatiently. but I
tclt as n Ia rather not be with any one
mat would hav. compan manners FOR
TOMORROW. I'd like 20 sleep and lie In
the hammock and read and wear my
Old clothes, and not have Co put mys.is
to"
Well. you're "A strange girl When
] was your axe. I would have been de-
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CANDIDACY OF
WHITE APPEALS
OF EH-GoVER-
NOR THAT HE WILL RUN
FOR UNITED STATES SEN
ATE PLEASES FRIENDS
Probable Effect on Candidacy o. Others
Is Now Being Considered-No
Announcements From Mann

itN Harry Harper IaWEuu.l
ELLENBORO. W. Va. Aug. The
autherative nnouncement through the
Intelligencer this week. that former
Governor Albert Blakeslee White. Of
Parkersburg. had decided 10 enter the
race for United States senate. 10 sue
coed Senator Chiffon. while expected.
has caused considerable comment In
this section OF the state. where the ex
governor BE- well known and has many
warm friends who have riven him
loyal support IN former years. There
Is a growing sentiment in favor Of
Isaac T. Mann. the Branwell banker
and coal operator. who halls from a
section Of the state that g~cographic-
ally speaking is entitled 10 the scua.
torship Then Mr Mann b. deserving
and capable. having been n party work
.er and power IN Republican councils
Tor years. and has never beer reward
cd with Odice. a couple Of weeks ago
n news item from Washington made it
appear that Mr. Mann had made an
announcement that be- would enter the
race. but 10 was misleading az the
gentleman o. stll considering the mat
ter. but may make a formal announce.
meut % In "a letter written this
week Mr. Mann says The Washington
item was issued without any authority
from him. and that be- has not made or
author red any one else 90 make an an
nouuccmcnt o. bic candidacy Con.
gresham Howard Sutherland and
Joseph Holt Gaines are considered o..
ccilcnt timber for the Senatorial toea
and have many warn friends who Will
support either of them NJ the oppor
tunity offers
c~overnorship Interesting.
The g-ubernaf0ri8l ENIGMA continues
10 occupy the interest 81 the people 20
a considerable extent. two or three
candidates showing Increasing strength
a. the days roll by. with judge Ira
Robinson NirEil T. Highland and John
s parat The apparent leaders thus
Ter mentioned for mo office of chief
executive running neck and neck. with
nobody lcading although through This
section. Hirhland seems 10 rain pre
crptihly in tho last few DAYS. 90 least
his name la mentioned offcner than
some % tho Others
Although under the now reapuor
uonment Harry G. woodward b. mo-
longer a resident Of the Third district
his many friends In the district which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
BRIEFS

According 20 the report Of City
Health Commissioner W. G. Etzler,
made public yesterday morning. out
Of 1879 samples Of milk examined only
three fell below the required stan
dard Of 35 per p fat.
Charles Davis. a local boy was a
fireman on the Inflated steamer East.
land. AZ Chicago u b. said that he
saved eleven lives. and that ne is
now being held as n witness. Mr..
Davis home is o. No. ~ Seventeenth
street.
During the cleaning OF the south
end Of The reservoir Saturday after
noon. a shortage Of water was noted
in the upper districts Of the city. The
supply was normal at 4 O'Clock
A conference Of business mon
and The county commissioners was
held Saturday morning at tho board
rooms in the court house % was de-.
cided that a friendly suit should be
entered to test me validity OF the com
missioner refusal TO pay the hos
pital bin 81 ali charity patients
The work of completing tho I'm.
pr0vemcnts o. Elm Court. new suburb
east Of Elm Grove. is progressing rap
idly.
Tho WhcelinF Traction company
has placed a force Of men at work no.
pairing its lines from Thirty-fhIrd 10
Thirfy-nlnth street on Eon
When the city auditors office.
closed Saturday a total 90 1850 Do.
had been issued Tor tho month
~ July This brought in a total Of.
$4,000.
Tho police discovered gafurdayI
that Mrs FRED sonnrwald Of South.
Wheeling. had framed NO Tho story
that she had been robbed OF $50 al
her home early Saturday morning
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Discolored or Spotty
Skin Easily Peeled of

The frrrkIIrr. II..nInrIrr ar r.urf
en'l T" WHICH wUrf aEIr. Hra auHIarf
Ai inLh fnr may SADLY Do gotten
20 ~ NerOuIfnI war. spread UanfIe
over TIE fare before r@srfrfnr nur .-.-.v
- Oh NC morning win .rau and water
pi"iN pn m fnr fIangurrf aFIn
M InrrfH uu more rma.fIta snr III
hnnlanlng Ten frrrElHa lr other r.F-r.
~ each day. al fHn $780,.
~ n even temporarily mar me Corn
ulfrlnu. and ono rH.n nH.r|r.a r...
NV HlgtIfHH FIrIIrHIH ErnHFIrnT ~.
Wrinkle cauaad r~ ur4frrr -
~. ililesa are best treated hv "a afmr
aollfiCn ~ powdered aarnHfa II ~
solved in 2 UInf witch hazel nfF.r
ne face lr iffa produces = truly no.
vei0ua tranEformafi1n.
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aAnH cr..t. a..ita1

Mrs. Lima HenniR-Sherman will
give the fifth OF a series OF recitals.
this Saturday evening az the residence
Of Mr.. NJ. Cole. Of the %Smlthnied pike.
A. the others. this will be exception
ally interesting and original Mrs.
Sherman will give a reading Of her
own abridgement of Tennyson's
Enoch Arden. while Miss Cole. who
bears a deserved reputation a. accom-
PIANIST. will render the beautiful Rich
ard Strauss music These affairs are
always brilliantly executed and a
large audience Of the appreciatve b.
found On attendance.
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Entsrtains AZ WIND Cat FArm.-

The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Behrens enjoyed a very delightful out
ing saturday evening at wild Cat
Farm. Many pleasant arrangements
had been made for the evenings pleas
ures with delicious refreshments served
before the departure OF The visitors. who
were; Misses Almeda Garrison. Mary
smith, Eula kiger. Alice Behrcns, Irva
Garrison. Rufina KiEer. Minnie Behrens.
Messrs. Ross ktEcr. kancal Mozena-
William Behrens. John Mobley. Reid
kiEer. Adam Hehrens. MesErs. and Mes
danes William SeabriEht. Nv. Hchrens.
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CELEBRATION AT
CHAPLINE M. E.
sI$TYElGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF
DEDICATION OF CHURCH
OBSERVED
homecoming Service Largely Attend.
ed-Rev. jones, the Pastor. Re-
views History Of Congregation.

Yesterday az the Chapline Street VI.
F. church vas observed the sixty.
eighth anniversary Of the founding Of
tho church. with Rev. Samuel c Jones
delivering the anniversary m
The services were common
surate with tho occasion. Mrs. A. f.
Hitch director o. the choir lead the
special music. IN memory % tho de-
ceased members. the choir sang. Lead
Nc Safely Home
For his discourse Rev. Jones chose
a. his subject. Fear Not. Little Flock
Tor % is the Fathers Good Pleasure
10 Give You the Kingdom" In which
Do spoke of Tho great work a few can
10. referring io the church In ts4s. the
year Of The dedication when the church
bad b hfty members. while now
u has about five hundred
Rev lFrcal Dallas was the first min
iefor and since fhcn tho church has
been represented my such mon a4
k'v Gideon Martin. the great Motho-
DIET preacher Of West Vi-rfnia Rcv
Thomas HuEhoa and others
In speaking ~ The Sunday school he
stated 20 now has o. regular attendance
of lA1. and an enrolment Of $50 COM
pared Co an average OF about 71 when
tho sunday school was established By
Rev Chester d. Hubbard In the early
sixties
Tho church haa sent some very not
Oh mon both OIL missionaries and min
isfcrs during ifa years and win his
year add another fo fhn ministry. Mr.
N ID GiTIr. OF this city.
The services were very impressive
10 was a homecoming of the former
members Of fhr church That are now en-
other cIflss Among those present was
Mr. Joseph Jackson. who has reached
bic three score year and ton and has
been a member Tor tho last hny years.
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Entertained Glass.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dean. Of Rayland.
entertained the Smithneid ". r. church
bible class. on Friday evening. About
sixty guests enjoyed the hospitality or
these members OF the class. The lawn
was brilliantly lighted with efectrto
ltEhtH and all sorts uf outdoor games
were enjoyed. The August social meet
Ing viii BE- held at Wheeling Park.
August 2fth. leaving Smtthneld about
ten o'clock in automobiles. There were
many out-Of-town visitors. and after "a
very pleasant evening dainty refresh
ments were served.
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Recommends Chamberlain coli,
Cholera and Disrrhoea Remesv

never h"HifHfn fu nd
hambfUlaln." Collie. CHoirra and
Diarrho'a Remedy. writes Sol N..
hams. merchant Jesse Tenn q seu
more M Do Than amy other preparation.
Of Ike character Z have used DO mv
seif and found DO save men moro rrIrf
anyfhinE else . have ever tried
Tor me same purpose Obtaiuabia
everywhere.
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on the Erounds Of the Rock home at
Edgtngton Lane. a lawn party will be
held Thursday evening for the benefit
Of the Mount Carmel Monastery. at
Pleasant Valley. Cards and other amuse-
ments Will be provided for the guests
and the committee has already received
an Encouraging number Of reservations
FOR the occasion In charEe Of Mrs. b.
J. Fisher. Miss Rock and Miss Gather.
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Messrs
Sixth Birthday.

Saturday evening. at his home in
Elm Grove. Master Thurman Jeffrey.
was the young hostess TO a number OF
friends who gathered for the cele-
bration OF his eighth birthday. Inter
esting games we're enjoyed during
the evening and pleasing refresh
ments served the guests.
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Ladiea' Maaonie cluh

Members OF M ladies' Masonic
club are 10 hold their regular club
meeting az the Hotel Windsor. Wed
nesday afternoon. August T. Those.
who are planning 10 attend are re-
Vol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02

There OIL ri movement among the
IlO'rs az South Africa f0 have an sdI.
ton Of D Bible ir their own patois.
ths lanl So present fhcy read tho
Bible iu Che pure Dutch Of Holland
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Rev r. r. Bowden. Of the Fourth
Street NJ y church. solcmnized the
marriage Friday AZ the parsonage. of
Miss Agnes Erissa Talbot. and Mr.
William Edgar P0lan. Of Lansing. o.
There we're no attendants. The many
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lighted TO go and spend the day with
my cousins
When you we're my axe. you weren't
was helping nay mother with house
Nofk Tor a FAMILY Of eight. and / was
mishty slad when 1 could get a rest
The giri shrugged her shoulders wear
lly and went back to her magazine. They
and daughter. an impasse then bnS "f-
ten faced before. an lmpass. made up
Of inability ON the part of each 10 COM
A VISIT the Ideal RsorsGron TO
the Mother.
The mother. weary % the round Of
holseNork and the monOtouy OF -four
walls. looked upon a visit where n =
eyes would meet with different sur
elses cooking and talk with beloved re-
atlons a. a wonderful rest.
The daughter. mentally and physic-
ally faded. from strenuous DAYS at the
office, looked upon "A visit with the in
eNitablc exacuons Of visiting. the
smiles. the interest in other people s
10 other peoples hours. the obligatory
enjoy m"nt OF other people = pleasures.
ne meeting OF new people. as some
thing requiring an intensely ahhorrent
effort.
only someone who has had both ex-
p~erienccs can sympathiEe with both.
Husbands ana wives Also Have
This Difficulty.
u y THE same impasse on either
ten stand-the monotony-wearied wife
wondering why the husband doesn I
want TO 60 out someW here. and the over
tired husband wondering why has wife
isn't content TO rest In the peace and
freedom OF home.
That Is one way IN which the woman
who has worked makes the better wife.
She can understand her husbands long
ing FOR complete relaxation as the Wo-
man who has not had that experience
never can.
or course. u - not right for the Of
nee worker 20 slump down too com
pletcly. Sometimes the effort 20 meet
people aud get "a change or scene nu1
though brings its own reward 81 ulti-
mate r~estednesS. But. on the other
hand. her mental WEAKNESS. her shrink
inE from the cNactious OF society.
should be respected by those whose own
tasks and state Of mind are different.
RUTH CAMERON.
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Miss Elizabeth Booth. Of Cleveland.
was complimented Nth an interesting
attention Saturday afternoon by her hos
tess Miss Virginia Laue. OF the Island.
At the finish % the play the party re-
turned to the home Of Miss Laue where
they enjoyed a pretty luncheon. The
party included:
Misses:
Caroline Bachman Virginia Moore
Elizabeth Booth Martha Moore
Elizabeth Cook Norma Laue
Evelyn Ouderkirk Wilma Scheneriein
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BETHANY COLLEGE:

Ole ku mi IrnF. seventy-nuh session opens September .-t
nh InQNV Iii PHI Courses offered: Classical. Scienifc Oratory
uoohh..rt,. -. -, hericulture Music AT Ministerial rhnos-
rSnIssr''%y PIs6tnSnt, maintained \ new nrNproof dormnory" With IS
mL NeW $4,000 building. for Science Agriculture HorieuIturs and nwe.
N Science p Coicgc has recently received Tor buudIrrs Lands ~
NJ 3S aIpnsn more thai 100000 College farm OF 515 acres under Aercu-
IA y%@~tSIS on trolley line seven miles souheas Of weusburg. Brooke County
va M forty miles south Ttttsburg 81 snd nueen miles norm ~f NJ .emrg
eNss b" Srenusi~ In Normal Department are given nst- III teacher
Psns1DEssr HON. md E ~ rn,4,.rtgI write
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local friends OF the couple are extend.
ing congratulations and best wishes.
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The bcifry ri UruFos is probably the
most famous % The world n was
built of tho end Of tho thirteenth con.
fury U was Ha1 feet high. and zoe.
Ffaaed q carlton Of IS bella. REGARDED
a. the finest In Europe
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Farewell Party.

Miss Grace Fading. VINO leaves
soon for her home at Cleveland. was
eomplimented with a farewell party at
the home OF Miss Mary Meder in East
Wheeling. Miss Meder with Miss
Helen Arthur. shared the pleasant du-
Ties OF hostess. The evening was
spent most pleasantly in a variety Of
ways and concluded with a charm
ingly appointed luncheon. The guests
were.
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Misses

Grace Fading Mary Mulkerns. of
Catherine Hill Bridgeport. O.
Hilda Beltz Helen Arthur
Freda Knierim Mary Meder
Hattie Mont Ruth Thomas. OF
gomery Wellsburg. W.
Marie Arthur Va.
Rarfha Npvnau
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-17
TcIcgrama especial para la PRENsA.

Tclcgrama especial para Ia PRENsA.
LAREDO, Tex, Octubre 15.-A
raiz del reconocimiento de CarranZa
como Sc dice entire sus simpatiZado-
res. los pocos afectos al villismo que
tramonta, han dado en- propalar no.
ticias alarmantes en- todos sentidos y
las u!timas son las coYtas apocrifas
o reales que han recibido de f Paso
Y de Ciudad Juarez, previniendoles
que Sc alisten cuanto anteS, Y los
que habian tornado en- suS filas, an
ties de los desastres en- las c~ercanias
de Monterrey Y Saltillo, han recibi-
DO instrucciones de marchar a unir-
Sc con sus antiques companeros.
De una carCa que en- csc sentido
Sc me mostr0. fechada en- Chihuahua,
copia el p&rrafo s~iguiente:
"Es n~eccsario que venga listed
cuanto antes. mi Coronel, pucs las
o]peraciones van a dar principle muy
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Los viIIistas van a erlpezar Ia CAM
paia contra Carranza
Varios jefes no Sc e~xplican por cue Villa no ha
combatido al general Obreg6n

pronto. creo V deseo ardientenlente
que scar en- esta nan Nj gene
raj Villa esti ndignado por ell "gol-
Pc" pues I'd. sabe tambien como e.,
que fue 10 que Sc lie prometio en- e
Paso. Chao Y el !icenciado, tambien
me dijeron que habia sido una ma
Ia tanteada," pero que va no tenia
remedio, Y que 10 mejor era seguir
luchando.
"Desgraciadamente, mi ~coronel,
muchos de nosotros va estamoS can
sados Y mas que cansados convened
dos de que nuestros generates cstan
siendo obligados a hacer muchas CO.
sas contra su voIuntad. contando en-
ire elias Ia inmotivada retirada que
hicimos desde Leon, sin que huhiera
MOTIEO aparente para clio
"Nuestras tropas estan saIiendo
para Sonora unas, para Durango o,
tras, Y las demas parece que espe-
ran a Oregon, que 20 no So por que
no avanZa, pues Sc ha contentado
con tomar plazas que lie dejamos.
pero parece que no Sc rcsolvera asi
ncmas a seguirnos. 81 mi general
Villa quisiera, podriamos darles TN
bucn goipe, pueS rantos como somos.
70 no me explico que estamos hacien-
do aqui.
'Venga listed cuanto antes. mi
c]oroneI, pues espero que hagamos
Ia campana %juntos como Ia hicimos
de chihuahua a GUadalajara..
Las operaciones, segun OF dccir.
comenzaran por cl Pacifico, n:!cntras
que a Obregon. 81 no avanza. 10 ire
mos a atacar. Muchos Green cue va
estamos aniquilados Y este cs un c
rror.
VA veran como todavia poJemos
tumbarle otra ala a Oregon. etc,
etc"
Otras cartas hablando dc nueyas
opcraciones Sobre las plazas de Ia
costa del Pacifico y de ataques =
Oregon. me han sido m~ostradas. pc
70 todas elias me p~arecio encomtrar
mas interesante Ia dirigida al coro-
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Tomas OrneIas hugo de c. Juarez
deiando aI)aDdonada Ia g~uarnici0n
Manuel Chao Sc hizo cargo de la .~Jefatura y des
de luego decreto la Ley Marcial

ESQ fue principalmente 10 que hizo
-e.ner q 0rneias por su vida
En- cuanto cruz5 la Inca Ornelas
70 Girigi6 al Fuerte Bliss ' Sc pre-
:oa-6 al general J. /. Pershing '
so..cit6 Sc le permitiera firmar una
declaration, jurando que habia deser-
ado del ejercito meXicano Y compro-
-~ct;cndoSe . no regresar nj part:ci-
par Ell uinguna acci6n militar. Sc lie
pcrmiti6 firmar 81 declaration y las
autoridades m~iiitarcs !e otorgaron el
permjso pare que queaara en- abso!u-
a li0ertad.
"Ornelas Sc haJia hecho sospecho-
50 ' cs,aba vigilado en- Juarez des-
de hace dos meses. Sc saba que CO.
queteaba con los funcionarios ca
r-ancistas en- FL Paso Y en- diversas
ocaSiones Sc dijo que hasta Sc habian
Giscutido entire eIIos las proposicio-
mes para entregar Ia guarnicion de
J~uarez.'
OrnetaS fuG comandante militar de
Ia plaza : jefe de la Inca del Bra
vo por termino de IN ano POGO mas
o menoS. Era coronel en- Ia guar
nicion durante eI periodic que estuyo
lie jefe de Ia plaza eI general Fidel
Avila. ahora gobernador de Chihua-
hua. y al ser este cnviado u la CAPT
tai del Estado por Villa para que Sc
hiciera ergo del gobierno, le sucedi6
en- eI mando. siendo ascendido POGO
despues n grade de general briga-
der.
Los f~uncionarios militares de Fort
Bliss. segUn 10 refiere I'm peri6dico
local. dijeron que el general Orne-
las tendria amplia libertad para re-
sidir en- e. Paso, pueS habia firma-
do un juramento comprometiendose
4 ~abstenerse de toda participation en-
los asuntos militares de Mexico.
Las autoridades militares han de-
cidido permitir a todos los oficiaEes
mexicanos que firmen semejantes de-
~ciaraciones que residan libremente
en- los Estados UnidoS, los que de
cualquiera otra ane pasen a te-
rrltorio americana seran arrestados
Y deportados al otro iado de la from
terra en- cuanto las autorIGades ten
gan couoeimiento de su ~presencia en-
te~rritorio americana.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Rosa|io Hernandez, ex.ge
neral viIIista, guiere re.
tirarse a Ia vida
privada
LIE ENVIO UN TELEGRAMA A VI
LA DICIENDOLE QUE DESEA
IR A CAMARCO A UNIRSE
CON SU FAMILIA.

Ell PASO, Tex, Oct. 15.-Son
completamente infundados los ru-
mores de que Rosalio Hernandez in
tente unirse al general Alyaro Obre-
g6n. 0 de que piense tomar parti-
cipaci6n directa en- Ell nuevo movi-
miento que Sc prepare para elimi-
mar del ~ejtrcito convencionista q
Villa.
En- un telegrama que ell referido
Hernandez enyi6 4 Villa lie manifies-
IA que quiere retirarse a Ia vida pri-
vada Y, al efecto, lie pide protection
para trasladarse del lugar Ell cue &C
tualmente Sc encuentra I c. Camar-
go. donde reside su familia. Pone
al mismo tempo a disposition del
'jefe supreme" Ia genie que lie 81
que. algunas ametraliado.as, armas
' parque que tiene en- su poder.
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Los preparativos para reeibir al
Sr. Carranza en- SaItiIIO, Coah.
edificios seran adornados
no su l~ibertador.

no Su llDSTI2GOE-
FL concrete de la ciudad es el uni
% que muestra entuSiasmO por Il
lr6xima llegaGa de Carranza. pues
comprende que Sc lie presenta Ia pri-
mera oportunidad de hacer nego-
cios. deSpues de tanto tempo en- que
no ha ha0ido movimiento commercial
en- esta capital.
La genie que no eSta conforme
con los procedimientos de los revo-
lucionarioS. ha estado diciendo, por
supuesto en- voz baja, que e. dine
10 que esran gastando las autorida-
des en- alderman Ia ciudad para feste-
jar Al senior CarranZa. bien podia ser
ap~rovecnado en- m~ejorar las condi-
clones criJicas en- que Sc ~encueHtra
la genie pauptrrima, que SURE de
una manera terrible q causa del ham,
Dre.
Una lie las hijas del senior Carran-
"a 50 e~ncuentra enferma. A dia ST.
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