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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-15

The Punta Gorda Herald informs
the Times-U Union, which seems to
have fallen into error on the subject,
that Major S. A. Jonas, of Aber-
deem, Miss, recently deceased, was
the author of the celebrated poem,
Lines on Confederate Bill" The
Telegram recently made the same
statement, in commenting on the
death of MAJOR Jonas, with whom the
writer of these lines had pleasant
personal acquaintance. We under
stand that some other man is claim
ing the authorship of this classic of
the great war, but there is no basis
for his claim. Major Jonas wrote
that poem as certainly as Edgar AL
Ian Poe wrote "The Raven
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-15

THE LGHTBURN STORE has Just
received new shipment of mil
linery. included in which are some
lovely shapes. The ladies of the
city are invited to look over this
pretty line 464S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-15

ment of my fellow citizens DIT 'A'
! ensuing primary.
Respectfully, o. NJ. EAloN'
1850
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-15

The Tampa Times wants the State
papers to chip in and employ cor
respondent to stay at Tallahassee
and send to the press absolutely
colorless, non-partisan reports Of the
sayings and doings at the seat of
the State government Where would
you find man of such monumental
strength and impeccable perfection,
impervious to all human weaknesses
and temptations? You simply can't
He might start out we'll, but in time
he would inevitably yield in greater
or less degree to personal or faction
al influences around him and his re-
ports would be colored accordingly :.
The theory of the Times is sound,
but it can't be made to work in a
world full of human nature, with
only a negligible angelic admixture .
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-15
". F. HETHERINGToN. EDITOR
THE LAKELAND NEWS.

a weekly newspaper giving a resume
u local matters, crop conditions,
county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere
FOR $3.50 per year.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-15
Harry Floyd bursts into the poetry

Harry Floyd bursts into the poetry
of prose, for which he is famous,
and says that Lawyer Palmer who
defended Mendenhall. won great
ply in the LANGUAGE of a victorious
general, once upon a time, Another
such victory as that and we are
ruined
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-15
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

o q . o . q o o o o . q {,
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Christianity is money making,
wealth-creating religion.
For one. I'm tired of the revolu-
tionisis who call themselves reform
ers.
| cannot follow men who know M
way TO get the rats out of the barn
except by burning the building Ia
the ground.
Il is not biz business, hut bad bus
ines we have to fear.
Our political probers produce more
pus than purity.
The commerce which has M inter
national outlook is hut step rcmov-
ed from the trade of hucksters.
Ilovcring over the field are thou
sands of those black vultures which
we call demaeoes. and in true hui
lard fashion picking oui first the
eyes of their victims to make sure
of the carrion they would dcvour-
Bishop Warren Gambler of Georgia.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09
Jim 10 Bill

Dear Bill, thot id drop n Line
Il let YOU Fellers know
the Plans we're maxim for the fourll
n how We spent our dough
the Dollar what had saved up
Has bin alreaddy spent
4 Maybe You would like To Hear
About how far il went
ten Packs of Crackers > for
each with 3 green kings
fired sum of EN- of las mite
\ both my Ears still rings
Torpcadocs. , packs. Jumbo size.
sum niggcr chascr~. too
\ roaming canduls what shoots baul~
OF yellow green & blue
II 10 inch Giant cracker-tirc,
/ CESS ttat otter roar.
when Dad pays me for choppmg
Wood
lie get u couple moar
wei. i must cloaS now. Fido'- wei
i gave your love Ia Him
Il lloaping that YOU are the same.
/ am Yours Truly--Jim.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

On page three is u statement Of
real news. A message is conveyed
which is of Importance to all. and
speaks to the benefit of the average
man who reads today's newspaper. II
is written by The Clark Clothing Com
pany. Twice yearly these merchants
hold a clearance sale: always the
same famous make of clothing: same
high quality of furnishings; same re-
duclions; same guarantee They nev-
er carry merchandise over n season.
Read their announcement.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Portales-I. d. Horncr. Jr., The 6'year'old
,on Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hornet who live
live miles south Of Redand. was bitten "'
the leg by u rat,lesnake about sundown
The little fellow, accompanied by another lad
had been sent to the pasture near by to bring
in the cows. His mother heard his screams
for help and rushed to his assistance. When
II was discovered what had happened an aut'
was procured and the boy hurried to P"r
tales for medical treatment. II Is believed
h. will recover.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Tueumcari--The Bell ranch has received 4
herd Of real buffalo from the Frank Rockr'
fciler ranch near Pratt, Kansas. The herd
consists Of two eows two calves. one ycarins
hull and u yearling heifer. The animals wii
bc kept In a pasture to themselves. where Il Is
expected they viii thrive. When they. were
,aken from the train at Tucumcari they wer'
apparently very gentle. but when once out on
the range their wild instincts returned. aud
il took three eowpunehers three days to drive
them TO the pasture ten miles away.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

SEN sec. s; lots I. O. .. Z. shNEx. sh.
vwx. sxswk. NEkswk. Sci ~. sse.
4: twp. a7s. 4 aw; sen. NExswx lots ..
4. see. Z: lots !. =. EhNwk. MEN sc. is.
twp. 27s. u 5w; VIZ. NwHNEh. sh.EL.
xnsEx. Sec 4: all of sec. T. twp. 2si.
Il 5w; all of see. 30. twp. :6s u 6w; con
tanning aiaO.i6 acres. The improvements on
,hese lands consist Of fencing. well and ditch.
value eia50.
EsNEx, sen. sec. ~. twp eos. Il 0w
w. sec. 0; VIZ SEC s; Eh see. Z; VIZ
sec. =; WI sec. II; Eh sec. IS; NEkNeh
s~c. is:' Nwx NwH sec. 20; MEN Nwk,
"a hNwk. swk NC. 20; WV. NhNEk.
sEk NEH. EissEk. section ~. township
ais. Il 6w: all Of sec. I. sis Nwk. EhNEh.
swh NEk. s,s. sec. 8 lot L. NEk Nwh.
ec. 7; NsNwk. NwkNEh sec. =, twp.
22s Il 6w. containing s32O.so acres. The
improvements on this land consist of fencing.
value $3.50.
Lots .. q. Z. E'sswx sec. q. twp. ::s
X dw. containing 10, acres. There arr no
improvements an these lands
sen. see. 10; NwH swa ssswa
swH SEA. sec. II; Ehs sec. Is: VIZ ~c.
"a: twp. 26s. X wv; M. sen sec. D.
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bidders do not execute a eon'rac, within
'hir'' days hi'er u mas been mailed To 'hrni
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

O0es Of Csaniaslsnsr Of Public Lands
sssss o. New Nsxieo
Santa W.. New Mrxie,
Juns 2s, 1915
Nosics Is hsreby given that pursusns tn th'
provislons Of an Act Of Congress approves
Juns 30. 1910. the laws Of the siaie of New
Msxico. and the rules aud regulations u III,
stst~ Land OaIes. The Commissioner Of Pub
Ia l.snds will oasr st Public sslr. to tn
hiGheat bidder. st 10 O'Clock a. IN. On Friday
October q, 1913. In the town of Deming. coun
~ of Luna. State Of New Mexico. in front q
the court hous- therein. the following d-scrih
I'd tracts Of land:
6Ek NEk section %. township 81 south
rang n west; MEN sen. SEC. I. twp. .:
4. u INV, containing 80 acres There arr M
improvements ON ther lands.
NnNEk. SEC. 22; Nwk. whNEH, sec
! ~. twp. a3s. r 7w; containing 32o acres
The improvements on these lands consist q"
one well valued at s0:0.
I.ots s. q. IS. sec. 10. twp a3S. Il Nv
,ontsining - acrcs. There are NJ improve
ments ON these lands.
, Nwk sec. 20. twp. ?as. Il sw: contain
ing 100 acres. The improvements on this liant
consist Of well. value $1,000.
NhNEx, s-e. ~, twp. 2as, x sw; con
tanning 50 acres. The improvements on thi
land consist Of 10 acres cleared. gasoline en-
gine. well, fencing, pump. value $500.
EnNwx. sec. 10. twp. a3s. X sw: sis
swk, sec. rs; NMNwH, sec. 22. twp. aIs
Il sw: containing $40 acres The improve
rnenis ON these lands consist of 10 acre
cleared, well aud fencing, value $3.50.
swkNEx. wmsEx. sExsE see
q, twp 24s. low containing 100 acres
The improvements on this lind consist a
feneinE and ground tank. value $40.
Lots !. :, EhNw*, sec. !. twp. -
low containing ioo.is acres The inl
prosemrn's on this land consist II ~ acre
cleared fencing, value $3.50
Lots !. !. EhNw%. sec. ie twp 2is
law; containing ies.:9 acres. The I'M
provsmen's On this land consist "f one wei
value 5000
sW%' s"c' 3a' twp 2as II ioW' contain
ing 100 acres The improvements OH TIL
'and consist OF ! hous' value $50.
SES' sec :a' twp 2os. INV. contain
ing ioo acres Inc improvements on 'hi
lana cohs'st OF house, barn, pump house. wei
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

New York city's eight pension
funds are all bankrupt; proving that
honest and intelligent acturinl ser
vices is better than Anancinls blind
mans bluff.
Roumania now wants its share Of
world policies. Yet n share of world
noliiics Just now Is good deal like
share in dynnmiie explosion.
We understand the colonel aniir.
ipatcs getting in again il only 10 bt
different.
Italian war stragctists should re-
member that u chain of mncaroni j.
no stronger than its weakest link.
If the "See America First" prcpa
ganda wants n pattern saint what :
the matter with Christopher Colun.
bus!
However. the single four year tern
plank in the Democratic platform
may he ~ great an obstacle to peace
AZ some of the Iwlicies more freely
mentioned.
There's Just II chance of course
that u bombardment of Venice will
disclose the whereabouts of the mis-
ing British navy.
Although Grrmany's newspaper
differ ~ Ia the note. none of the cdi-
tors have ambitions of becoming Lord
Northcliffc of the Berlin Press.
Il used to be- "Meet me nj the old
mill at midnight" but New York ha-
substituted the monkey house in the
inelodrama.
That mention last week of John
Rnsseti Moore a. Mr.. Bryan- sue
cessor called to mind the fact that
Mr.. Moore ha remarkably agcrc~
~ive sci of whisker>.
Speaking of July ~ the best month
for vacation. why don't the armies
try il!
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

~ Paso--That the total cost 81 the Ric
Grande reclamation project To date 10 $1,000.
400, Of which si,3e6,Ooo represents the eS
pcnditure in building the Elephant Butte
dam. was brought out In the course Of the
hearing before the board Of cos, review, which
Is holding sessions ON the ninth floor Of tn
Mills building and taking evidence to deter
min. what should he, or should have been
the proper cos, Of constructing the great
project from the officials records Of the Unit
sd States reclamation Office.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09
Nesch's Lunch Room Reopened

On account Of the requests oi
many of our customers We will open
the lunch department again ON Mon
day, July II. We welcome our form
or patronage and as many new ones
n We get. Prices reasonable. Paul
Nesch. proprietor.--adv. ~.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

santa Fe-supcrintendent OF Insurance ia
cnbo Chaves Saturday officially warned FIRE
insurance companies against writing con
tracts In New Mexico TO cover burglary insur
ance or any other hazards than those the New
Mexico Law contemplaies that they should n
same. lie says that his department has oh
.srycd OF more than one irc insurance con-
pany that failed to observe the ruling, and
declares that he will proceed vigorously against
these transgressors.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

santa Felt took several hundred cans II
powder To Mow up the hill which Is being lev.
cled for the new townsite at Tyrone In the
Burro mountains. Louis Champie hauled a
shipment of high grade copper ore from Clark's
irsK The annual meeting Of the Gold a
Copper Deep Tunnel Mining 4 Milling Co.
viii be he'd at Elzabeihtown at the Office ci
". T.. Mcintyre on July 20.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

"Thc conductor ON our line is II
pcrambulaiing family bible 81 far us
records of births. marriages and
deaths are concerned"
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Santa Fe-John Hyatt OF Dcming. filed with
the state corporation commission compliant
that he had ordered twenty-five cars for ship
pins hay but that his request had not be'r
complied with. the rairoad on the other hand
replying that II had furnished the cars as per
order.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

No finer location out side corpor'
tion limits. half mile from post Of
flee is worth three times price asked
for it. NJ cty taxoz. Rur- addi.
tion.-adv. IT.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Denyer--Jsmes O'Rourke, member of Tho
Colorado lerislsisre, returned 10 Denver Tues
day after u treasure hunt in the Navajo rcser
vaiiun. New Mexico. lie brought back a
1uantiiy Of crude silver matte and some gold
Nuggets. also two bullet wounds in his body
received In a battle with Indians who chased
o'Rourke and his party ef nine men into
,a,uniain canyon about 65 miles from Navajo
springs There the party was b"siegrd Is
days. until the arrival Of a strong body II
,aneh,nen and cowboys caused the Indians to
give up the fight.
The o'Rourke expedition, which was anane
ed By well known Denver men. was to search
far lost placer mine said to have been dis
covered by spanish explorers in is46. The
Indians drove the TREASURE seekers away with
out finding the mine. The treasarc recovered
was found In q cache. supposed to have l~en
made By an early dsv prospeeior.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

"a university education is certain
~ II great advantage. One of the best
poker players ! ever knew graduated
from Harvard"
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

TRCNKS-We get them to all the
trains on time. Watkins Fuel 4
Transfer Co.. phone 263-adv. If
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

The Saxon Motor Sales Company
has been formed with A. W. Pollard
as president. The company will
maintain Offices in III Paso. The
Wells-Peugh Realty Company are To-
ral agents. T.. Ben Ottestad is the
manager Of the company and e. L..
MrNulty. sales manager. The last
two mentioned were in Deming the
first Of the week making arrange
mcni, for the handling of ear Of
the newest model here.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09


Fremont, Ohio-While Lester Paw
sey was automobiling Sunday, q bug
flew into his ear. The services Of
two physicians and the MD of chlor-
oform were necessary to remove the
bug.
lInmbolt, Kas.-Fred Norton wa,.
drowned in the Neosho river by the
upsetting of a boat. That night Mrs.
}. II. Shields dreamed she saw thu
body. The following morning sh,'
went mile down the river and found
il hanging to cable which extended
into the river.
Milwaukee, Wis.--When cliiroprac
tors adjusted two vertabrae in th'
neck of Frank Van Vie. whose mimi
had been blank for two years. J..
awoke To find himself married and -,
the home OF his wife. lie had lost
his mind following an injury. aud had
wandered. without knowing what he
was doing. until cured.
Wisdom, Month";. NJ. McGrcgor
of Plains has II crab apple trcs
which produces rose blossoms. M
apple forms where the roses have
bloomed. A white rose bush was
planted last year ten feet from the
tree. and il is believed the root
grated itself onto the tree root.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

New York city's eight pension
funds are all bankrupt; proving that
honest and intelligent acturial SER
vices is better than inancinls blind
mans bluff.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Happiness is always where We find
it. but seldom where We go to seek il.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Roumanin now wants its share of
world policies. Yet share of world
noliiics just now is n good deal like
share in u dynamite explosion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-11

WASHINGTON, Mario l0.-Mr.
William J. Bryan, Secretario de
Relaciones del gobierno DE- los ES-
tadoS UnidOs, anurci6 anoche que
So ha dado avisO nuevamente a to-
dos los ciudadanOS americanos re-
Sidentps rn la ciudad de Mexico.
para que salgan del pals, en- vista
De la critica situaci6n pOrque atra-
viesa a1uella capital, en- el cOnccp-
to de que a todos los que inteaten
haccrlo aSi, Sc les prOcuraran IA
cilidades para que hagan el viaje
Vcracruz. y De ALI seran coniu-
cidoS por los barcos americanOs al
puerto que deseen.
Igualmentc So anunCi6 anoche
que el Secrelario de Marina Mr..
Daniels despuGS de haber conferen-
ciado con el presidrnte Wilson, do
6rdrnes para que el barco de CUE
IRA Georgia y el cruccrO AGO.
ra2ado Washington" Sc dirijan IN
:mediatamente al puerto meXlcano
de Eeracruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-11
Mr.. CHAMP CLARK Dice QUE DEDE.
DEJARSE EN- LIbERTAD 4 Los |
REVOLUCIONARIOS
Los QUE AFRICAN IDEAS NTERVENCDNTTAS SON Los QUE
TENEN PROPEDADES EN- MEXICO

Interviuiera TN -uS cuestIOnes
dUmestIcaS.
Dice que los que abrigan ideas
intervencionistas son aquelIoS que
tienen propiedades en- Mexico y
cue Green que tomando los EStadOS
Unidos la direction de los negociOS
de Mexico obtendrtau mayor utili-
dad en- suS negocloS. pero que no
por sausfacer el inter4S De algunos
debia Sacrificarse la lIbertad de un
| pals. Termin6 dicIendO que los pro-
pietarios que quer;an la interven-
ri6n deberian habeAse fijado al ha-
Ger compras ell Mexico que que
/ daban expuestos a 10 que pudiera
sobrevenir al hacer compras en- ur
pals que ha vividO largos amos er
reyoluci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-11
UNA FUERTE NEVADA PRODUCE
ALGUNOS ACADEMIES EN-
Ell PASO, TEXAS
VARIAS CASAS Sc VINIERON AByO De RE-
SULTAS DEL FENOhENO
TeIeqrama especial para la PRENsA.

Ell PASO, Texas. Mario lO.-A
ronsecucnria de la fuerte nevada
que estuvo caycndO hace tres dias
rn rSta ciudad. muchaS casaS par
ticularrs han resclttIdo scrloS per-
juicios Y algunaS 81 han venldo a
baio por FL peso de la nicvr que ca
y6 en- abundancia.
Hacia mucho tinmpo que no So
rrgistraba una nevada dc la in
tensidad DE la que acaba de caer.
Por las noticias que Sc tienen de
otras poblaciones del EStadO de
Texas donde tambitn Sc dojd SEN
tir 81 frn6mcnO. St Sabe que fuG
aUui ' cu las inmediaciones lie es-
ia Ciudad. dondr mas intcnsidad
tuyo Ia nevada.
En- donde mayOreS periuicioS
cause lanirve fut rn el barriO
mcXirano. dcbldo a la construction
que tirnrn las casas de- nuestraS
compatrioias cue prrmite que Sc
acumulr la uiryr IN SuS techados.
Fl dia qu" ocurrI6 la nevada Sc
SuSpendio mat"ria>nente cI trafico
cOmprrIal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-11
Ia CUARENTENA INPIDE QUE
PASEN VARIOS TRENES CON
GANADO De c. JUAREz
CAST TODA La REKESA ANTES DICRA PER-
ENECE AL HERMAH0 De VILLA
reIegrama especial para la PRENSA

Telegrama especial para Ia fhENSA
FL pASO. Texas. Mario l0.-Con
motive de Ia riguroSa cuarent"na
que las autorIdades americans han
puestO en eSta parte de Ia from
terra para cl ganado De toda claSe
procedentr de nurStrO pals, IN las
FStaciOnrS del +. = Central - Ven
muchas iauIaS contenIendO algunoS
miles de cabeza> de canado menor
lue no han podIdo intrOducirse a
este pals.
La mayor parte del ganadO que
rsta detenido pertenece Hip6lito
Villa. uuleu ha estaio enviando
drsdr hace algin tempo grandrS
r-mrsaS de anImaleS a los EstadoS
Unidns de los que - TOban los
haceudados de- los EStados frontr-
Rios.
A!gunoS mexicanoS RESIDENCES
agui me exprcSaron su deseo de
que rsa cuarenteua durara iudefi-
uidamentr para que d. esa manera
dejaran de- hacer Ia enorme expor-
tarl6u que hacen los revOIuciona-
rios a pr>ar de- Ia cscastS que hay
dr carue en- el pals.
FL numrro DE- auimaleS que los
r.,-,IrIrinrorioS nan N.udi,In rn los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-11

ninguna ley, quedaron en- libertad
absolute desde luego.
Segun informeS que di6 uno de los
individuOS mencionadOS, once COM
paheros de ellos no pudicr0n cru
Lar el ric oportunamente, SabidndO-
Sc que &c cllos, seis cayerOn en- po-
der de los carrancistas que los per-
Seguian muy de cerca, habiendo 81
do eiecutados el domingo en- Ca
margo, Coahuila, ignorandose la
suerte que hayan corrido los de-
mas.
EI general BenarideS ha declara-
do que habia sido cOmisionadO por
Gutierrez para conferenciar con
los leaders earrancistas = procu-
rar un arreglo entire esta facci6n Y
la gutierPista para combatir unidOs
la villista; pero que sus enemi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-11
De la TORRE Y HIER CON
$4,000 HONDRES ENTRO A
La CIUDAD De MEXICO

Telegrama especial para Ia PRENSA.
Ell PASO. Texas. Mario 10
caba de SabcrSe en- eSta Ciu-
dad. q, ID. IgnaciO de la Tore
Y Micr, yernO del general
POrfirio Diaz. entr0 la capi-
tal dc la Republica al frente de
ounce mil ZapatiStaS, deSputS
de que los caPranciStaS dcSOcu-
parOn dicha capital.
ESta SENSATIONAL nOticia no ha
Sido dcSmentida pOr ninyunu
de las Hgencias revOlucionarias
que eNiSteu aqui pOr 10 cual Se
ticne la creencia de que Is
eNacla.
ST. aSegura que de la Tore
y Mier ST puSO de acuerd0 con
Emilio Zapata despuGS de que
este evacu0 Ia Capital Y que en-
el ataquc que ultimamentc le
eStaban hacienda a la menciO-
NADIA Capital eStuvO cOOprrandO
el rico terratPniente.
De la Tore : Mier tenia eS-
tablecidO Su cuarIcl general en-
TOIuca y nj Saber que los ca
rranciStaS iban a evacuar la
Ciudad de MtNicO st dirigiG ha-
cia ella para OcIparla con las
fuerzaS que sc han puesto
SuS 0rdenrS.
La miSma fucHte que produ-
10 la nOticia anterior dice que
los carranciStaS al mandO de
Obreg0n al Salrr de MtNicO to-
marOn la direction de la Ciu-
dad de Pucbla.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-11

Procedente del puerto d" San Sc
bast!an. Espaua, y Ie>purs dr una
larga permanencia por tlerras eu-
rODeas. ha llegadO a eSta ciudad
FL senior Lie. Don RodOlfO Reyes.
cuya perSOnahdad Is suficlentemen
t. cOnOeida N todOs los circulos
politicos e intrIectuaIes De niles
ira RrpdDIica Y aun frl rxtranjrrO.
FL seiOr Lie. Reyes - una fl
gura de waller pOr ~ clara inteli-
gencia Y vasta iluStracidn, por ocu-
par, IN pasadas epocaS, puestos
prominentes en Ia poiitica ie nurs-
tro pals y por ser unO De los abO-
gadOs mas competentes del forO
mexicano.
De suerte que muy juStificada
nos parece la impression que cause
en- el elemento compatriota resi-
dente en- San Antonio. la rrpentina
llegada del dlslluguIdo cabalrro.
Y como noSotros. que estamos a
caza de noticias y DE informes pa
ra saciar la curiosidad publica,
pensamos que el viaje del ioven a
bogado teudria alguna relaci6n con
los asuntos de Mexico, nos apresu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-11
Una partida gutierrista atrauez6 la
frontera cerca de Rio Grande, Tex.
La encabezaban ell General Cqtarino Benauides e
Lic Jose VaScOncelos

COS propalarOn el rumor de que
ellOs habian escapadO con variOs
miilOnes de pesos de la capital, dan
do pOr resultadO que los carran-
icistas empezaron a perseguirlos pOr
por que Sc vieron ObIigados cru
Zar la frOntera.
Parece que VascOncelOS saldra
para Washington con una cOmisi6n
especial de Gutierrez, de cuyO ga
binete forma parte. FL ministrO
gutierrista ha manifestado que el
general Gutierrez es el unicO Pre-
sidente legal de Mexico, toda vez
que fue electo en- la Convention de
Aguascalientes y Que su represen-
tante en- la capital americana, que
es el Sr. Llorente, ha sidO engaha-
do por la facci6n villiSta que fall