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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
IRA ROBINSON
ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY
For the Republican Nomination
Next Year for Governor of
the State.
GREAT "HoME COMING
Several Hundred Leading Citi-
zens of Grafton Engage ina
Rousing Reception.
tBY AssocIA, 60 earsa,'

GRAFTON, Oct. 3O.-Judge Ira E.
Robinson, of Grafton. who resigned
this week from the state supreme
court bench, returned TO his home
here tonight. His home coming was
the occasion OF demonstration in
Which several hundred leading cit
izens took part. Judge Robinson made
an address, expressing his apprecia;-
tion o fthe greeting extended him, and
formally announced his candidacy for
the Republican nomination for gover-
nor. Without going into detail as to
political policies Judge Robinson said:
ITO those who know me like my
friends and associates in Grafton il:
seems needless to say that II j an
chosen to be the cnleT executive of this
great state, l shall be my own man
and shall conduct my own admins
tration. shall aim to be progressive,
and not radical, economical but not
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
And Ten Others Are Sentenced
to Penal Servitude Follow
ing Conviction.

LONDON, Oct. 30.-Nine persons
who were convicted on October &c
of espionage in Belgium were exc
cuted yesterday, according to the
Amsterdam correspondent of Reuters
Telegram Company. who says this in
formation was received in an official
telegram from Berlin.
Ten other people, including three
women, were sentenced to penal SER
vitude, it is stated.
The correspondents despatch fol-
lows:
Many Cases Detected.
IAN official teiegram from Berlin
states that in the last few days two
additional important espionages cases
have been detected In Belgium and
northern France. In Belgium twen-
ty-one persons have been arrested.
1T is alleged that after having
confined their energies for some
months to obtaining news by espion-
age and sending it to France by
way Of Holland they became bolder
in September, planning to dynamite
railways and buildings, besides as
sisting persons of military age to
escape from Belgium to France.
Among those arrested are four wo-
men, the principal charge against
:
Continued on mage 9 first section \
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
URGENT APPEALS
MADE FOR HELP
Allied Requirements Have
Not Reached Serbia's Re-
treating Armies as Yet.
TINY NEIGHBoR HAMMERED
Report Of a Big Naval Battle
IN Black Sea between Rus
sian and Turkish Ships.

LONDON, Oct. 30.-Serbia re-
mains the center of interest in the
war. Except for the French contin-
gent sttffening the Serbian line in
the region OF Strumnitsa, the allied
retnforcements have not yet reached
her hard pressed and retreating
armies. and only the mountainous
character of the country is saving
these troops from annhiliation. Ser
bias tiny neighbor and ally, Mon
tenegro. meantime, is being ham
mered by the Austrians, who are
exerting renewed pressure along the
Drtna near Viskegrad. in a move
ment cooperating with the general
Teutonic offensive in the Balkans.
Following the Russian lombard
ment OF the Bulgarian literal, Rus
sian troops are now reported to be
crossing the Black sea preparatory
to an attempted landing, with view
TO taking the Bulgarians in the rear.
Ihese reports come from German
sources, however, and are not con-
iirmed; nor is the report Of big
naval engagement in the Black sea
between a Russian squadron and
Srurkish war craft headed by the
3ioeben and Breslau.
The rumored movement. of r Russian
troops to aid Serbia is generally
credited in England. and given the
most prominent place in the late edi-
tons of the London evening papers.
a. guarded reference to the UNDER
taking was made in Petrograd des-
patch printed this morning, which
referred to the Russian Emperor
journeying South to give send of
to large forces of all arms"
Urgent Appeals.
Serbian circles in London are still
making urgent appeals to the allies
to rush troops to their countrTs
support. but the very fact that the
Serbians have been able to hold out
up to the present time has created
a certain amount Of optimism.
Neither of the great battle fronts
in the East and West has furnish
ed any marked developments. Petro-
grad reports tonight that the Austro-
Germans are evecuating Volpynia.
leaving a vast quantity of supplies.
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Japan Also Tries But Fails 10 In
duce This Country to Take
Hand in China.
.UNcLE sAMy is SILENT
Washington Government Be-
lieves the Chinese Should Be
Free to Work Out Affairs.
tsY Assoe,.rso rssss,

WASHINGTON, Oct. S0-Great
Britain and Russia, as well as Ja-
pan 1t became known tonight, have
made unsuccessful efforts to enlist
the aid Of the United States to pre-
vent the establishment Of new mon
archy in China and the abandonment
Of the present republican form Of
government.
Conversations between Secretary
Of State Lansing and the ambassadors
from those powers failed to elicit
IRON the Washington government
any expression of approval or disap-
proyal of the proposed change in
China. The United States takes the
position that 1t cannot with propriety
express an opinion on the internal
concerns of a sovereign state and
that the Chinese should be left free
to work out the problem.
Revolution Certain.
1t was represented to the state de-
partment by the Allies that the ques-
tion involved q possible upset of the
political equilibrium of the far East,
low such change. ANY convulsion
~ NSuind, ~ was puluteu sUuLi II S1SW
of the disturbed political conditions
of the world. might prove embarrass=
ing.
The fact that the American gov
eminent had lent Its support to the
republic when 1t was created, being
the first to extend recognition, was
relied upon by the powers as likely
To influence the United States to-
interest itself in the present situation.
While the United States would not
interfere at this time. its attitude
does not preclude the possibility that
if the Chinese government itself asks
for American views or advice, It'll
would be given. 4
Sentiment Not. Crysta ized.
AS matter Of fact. official sentf-i
ment has not crystalized definitely |
!,
l. 4.
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MRS. GAIT
And the President Motor to An.
napolis But Decline to At
tend the Game.

WASHINGTON, Oct. SO.-Presiednt
Wilson and Mrs. Norman Gait motorcd
tn Annapolis. Md, today, leaving Wash
ington early in the morning and re-
turning at dusk. They lunched at
an Annapolis hotel. afterward walking
about the city, visiting the Naval Aca-
deny and the state capitol, but de-
clined an invitation to witness the
football game between the Navy and
North Caroline Agricultural and Me-
chanical School.
Reports we're circulated in official
quarters today that an announcement
OF the presidents wedding date was
to be made tonight, but they proved
to be erroneous. it also was rumored
that Monday, November Is, has been
decided upon for the wedding but this
lacked verification.
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NATIONAL GUARD
viii Be Taken Care Of in the
Administrations Defense
Plan, Says Secretary.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Support Of
the National Guardsmen Of the coun-
try for the administration defense
plans including the formation Of a
continental army was virtually as
sured today at the conclusion Of a
two-day conference between Secretary
Garrison and members Of the execu-
tive committee Of the National Guard
Association and the National Militia
Board.
Some opposition to the continental
army scheme developed yesterday
when the conference began but Secre-
tary Garrison was successful in con-
vincing the Guardsmen. OF the wisdom
of the plan and also that no steps
would be spared to promote the inter-
ests of the national guard because of
the new plan.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
LEO We'll
Does Not Finish His Testimony
and Gas Rate Hearing Goes
Over to November Is.
taY Aa.eer.. rp rnrar,

PITTSBURG, Oct. 30.-A. Leo
Well, presenting the side of the
Manufacturers Light and Heat Com
pany before j. w. vandervort, fed
eral master taking testimony on the
appeal of the company from the de-
cision Of the West Virginia public
service commission lowering its
rates. was unable today to complete
the evidence, and the hearing adj
journed until November is, when
another session will be held in this
city. H. E. Sheibert, secretary Of
the company, and George Ratcliff,
treasurer, testified concerning the
company's profits.
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With European Governments
and Not Through Govern
menl OF the U. S.
tsY.Assee,Arrp rsrs.,

n = .I
WASHINGTON. Oct. 30.-General
Carranza has made 1t clear through
the foreign office of his government
that he does not desire to deal with
European governments through the
United States and officials OF the state
department are in accord with his
course.
Some of the European powers
which have NOT yet recognized the de-
facto government nave been transmit
ting representations through Amer
ican, officials in Mexico. General
Carranza now desires that foreign
governments deal directly with him
in the future.
To Hasten Recognition.
This policy is expected to hasten
recognition Of the Garranza govern
ment by the powers Of Europe. Thos.
B. Hohler, charge d'attairs, of the
British legation In Mexico, is now
In the United States. He will start
in a few days for Mexico to extend
the recognition Of Great Britain,
Austria. already has recognized Car
rama and there have been indicca-
tions that Russia, France and japan
will do 80 al an early date.
General Carranza's action is not
understood here to, apply to matters
of vital consequence in which the
United States, as the nearest neigh
Dor and friend to Mexico, would
continue to exercise its good offices.
1t refers to routine Representations
which are now accumulating with re-
ference to foreign claims and the
general status of foreign properties
In Mexico.
Officials Feel Relief.
While the state department was in
no way concerned with General Car.
ranza's action, officials felt a re-
lief that he had taken the step for
It will remove much Of the burden
from American consular representa-
,tiyes, who are busily engaged In car
ing for American interests In. the
reorganization work now proceeding
in Mexico.
The state departments summary
today OF conditions In, Mexico reveals
that Americans In Sonora are not IN
as great danger as had been re-
CONTINUED on page 2, 1st section.]
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
DWIGHT HILLS
And His Former Secretary
Agree to Submit Differences
to Arbitration.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3O.-To avoid a
public controversy, which, it was
feared. might endanger the welfare
Of the church, the Rev. DIR. Newell
Dwight Hills. pastor OF Plymouth
church, Brooklyn, whose pulpit was
once occupied by Henry Ward Beecher,
and Frank L. Ferguson, for about five
years DR.. Hillis's confidential business
administrator, agreed today to- sub
init their differences to arbitration.
All matters in dispute are to be set
tied out of court by board of three
Rrbitrators of whom DR.. Hills is to
select one and Mr.. Ferguson another.
These two arbitrators will name the
third.
Matters in dispute concern chiefly
Mr.. Ferguson's stewardship of DR..
Hillis's business affairs.
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ALLIED f0RCEs
Are Concentrating Right Along
at Various Pointh with OBJ
iect ofiRelieving Serbs.
az .seee,.-rp ,srsp

LONDON, Oct. 30-The Salonikf
correspondent of Reuters Telegram
Company sends the following des-
THE concentration OF the troops
Of the Entente allies at various points
with the object OF relieving the pres
sure on the Serbians Is proceeding.
More transports are expected soon
and since the recent torpedoinR Of
the British transport AIarduette IN
The Gulf Of Saloniki, the precautions
against submarines have been ms
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
STRIKE
Of the Packing Companies En-
ployes in Wheeling May.Not
Last Very Long.

WHEELING, Oct so.-Most OF the
packing companies in tho Wheeling
district, employing 700 men, paid OF
their men tonight and when the
whistles blow Monday morning none
of the men will respond. A confer
ence Of the packers and committee
of their men Will be held Monday at
noon, when 1t is hoped a basis OF set
Element can be reached that VIII result
in the men going hack to work with
the loss Of ouly day..
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
BOWERS SENTENCED.
To Serve One Year in Prison
for Plot to Murder Candy
Manufactures.
tax AsseeiAYsp sRx.s,

P1TTSBURG, Oct. 30.-William
Bowers. of Washington. D. c., con-
victed Of completely in the plot
against the life Of 7. Franklin Sch
neider, a wealthy candy manufac-
turer, also of Washington, who was
assaulted in a hotel here. was to-
day sentenced to serve one year In
prison, after a motion for new
trial had been overruled. Thomas
G. Forney, a Washington attorney,
and George McHenry were sentenced
earlier in the week.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
PR0GREssIvEs WIN.

LONDON. Oct. 30.-9:s5 p. ma
despatch to Reuters Telegram Com
pany from Petrograd says: THE re-
cent partial elections give the pro-
gresslye block majority in the coun-
sol Of the emptrp, =
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
BANDIT LEADER FLEEs.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Oct. 30.-
Luis De LaRosa, alleged leader OF re-
cent bandit raids on the lower Texas
border has abandoned his men and
Ned into the interior Of Tamaulipas,
according to an official announcement
today by General Eugenio Lopez, COM
mander Of the Matamoras garrison.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
SAFETY FIRST
Visits Are to Be Made to Cities
rsf and Larger Towns by the
. State Fire Marshal.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 30.-A state
wide campaign will be inaugurated
by John S. Horan. state fire mar
shal, to reduce fire hazards. Mr..
Horan will devote six days in each
OF the cities and larger towns OF
the state assisting the fire depart
ments in furthering safety first plans.
He will begin his work in Huntington
November s. His second week will
be spent in Charleston.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
ALLIES RETIRE
From Saloniki with the Help of
the Greek Authorities, Says
an Athens Despatch.

BERLIN, Oct. 80, by wireless to
Tuckerton, n. 1.-THE Overseas News
Agency tonight gave out the follow
ing:
"a despatch from Athens reports
that the Entente troops have begun to
retire from Saloniki. General A. B.
Hamilton, commander of British
forces at Saloniki, communicated the
fact to Prince Nicholas OF Greece who
ordered the Greek authorities to help
the Anglo-F French stan in the task OF
Irctiremsnt,' : =
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CHARLESTON CHOSEN
BY the West Virginia Council ot
Teachers of English as Next
Meeting Place.
tsY Assoe,Arse sREaa,

PARKERsBuRG. Oct. s0.-At the
closing session of the West Virginia
Council OF Teachers Of English,
Charleston was selected as the place
for holding the annual meeting Of that
body next June. A committee was
appointed on libraries, one to recon-
mend a standard OF Judging English,
an done to investigate conditions Of
teaching English in the state.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
GERMANS PUT NINE
PERSONS TO DEA TIL
FALLS TO HIS DEATH.
lBy Associated rPess.
PARKERsBURG. Oct a

PARkERSBURG, Oct. 3O.-
Girls Carlson, a Swede, of New
York, employed us a carpenter
of the construction Of the Kan
awha Traction and Electric
Company's new power plant
here. fell forty feet from
scaffold this afternoon sustain
ing injuries which caused his
death an hour later.
4. 4. 4. =. 4. j. j. 1. .. =. !. 4. .
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PLAN or CARRANZA
IS 70 DEAL DIRECT
MANY ACCIDENTS.
(By Associated rPess.

CHARLESTON, Oct. so.-
Accidents in West Virginia in
dustries this week numbered
81, according. to reports re-
ceived in the workmen's COM
pensation department. Eleven
Of them were fatal.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
RIVER STAGES.

tsY AssosiArEo PaEss,
PITTSBURG. Oct 30.-River
stages follows: Davis Island Dam.
9.3 feet, stationary, clear: Steuben-
vile, S.5 feet, stationary, clear.
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Continued on page 2. first section,
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CONTINUED onI page 2, tIrst seetion.)
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CONTINUED on page .. FIRST sectiOn.)
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1continusd On page 2, Ist section.]
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
THE WEATHER

-Eaar and Warmer Sunday and
Monday.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-26
Fl vice.eonsuI carrancista fue in
tornado en- la CarceI del Con-
dado de Cameron
Sc pide protection para eli REQ al agente Are
dondo, cue esta en- Washington

ties fondos para el sostenimiento de
IN hijo suyo. menor de edad, que hu-
DO en- su primer matrimonio.
BESIDE hace varios dias recibieron
las autoridadeS de IA localidad eli eX-
horto para proceder en- contra del vi
ce-c6nsul carrancista. pero como este
10 sc hallaba en- n ciudad, no habia
sido possible para las a~utoridades cum
plir con IL petici6n hecha por las
autoridades de San Jose, California.
Agraz habia lido 4 Ciudad Victoria.
capital del Estado de Tamau!ipas,
acompanando nj general Emiliano 2.
Nafarrate. y regreso aver . Browns
vile. siendo inmediatamcnte apra-
headido por el Sheriff Vann, quieu
al principle 10 declare arrestado Da-
jo 81 palabra, pero viose obligado q
lIevarIo q Ia carceI del Condado en-
vista de las nuevas iastrucciones que
recibio.
Los carrancistas han lameHJado cue
uno &c suS representatives Ell est& ciu-
dad tenga cuentas pcndientes con
Ia justicia americana Y haya sijo re
duciGo 4 prision.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-26

LDl NNPbIhAiNt0 NSfNN
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Nov. Ia
Il ~vica-c6nsul c~arrancista en- esta
ciudad. Salvador F. Agraz, que fue
exhortado por las autoridadeS de San
Jose. California, Y de cuyo arresto
df cuenta en- mi correspondence de
aver. fue a fin conducido 4 Ia car
eel publica del Condado, no toman-
dose Ell cuenta las agencias que hi
70 el prepio ~vice-consuI para ser de-
tenido uominaImente mieHtraS podla
arregiar Ell asunto dc su arrestO.
E consul. Jose I. Cara, telegra-
TO aver al licenciado Eliseo Are
dondo. representative de CarranZa en-
Washington. dandole cuenta de Ia
prisi6n del vice-c6nsul Agraz. ' pi-
diandoIe protection para el deteni-
do. e mismo consul do aver los
pasos n~ecesarioS para conseguir que
varios abogados defiendan a prisio-
nero Y trabajen por su pronta Ii
bertad.
SegGn Sc sabe. Ia acusacion que
pesa Sobre Ell vice-c6nsul Agra, es
Ia de haber faItaGo al compromise
CUE tenia. dc proporcionar suficien-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-26
INVITA- 4 LOS MEXICANOS a
QUE LABOREN PCR Ell RES
TABLECIMIENTC DE
Ia PAZ.

FL senior Jose Lopez, que reside en-
Graudfie.d, Kansas. 0 escribe una
carta en- Ia cual nos dice 10 siguien-
re:
"Hace tempo II en- LA PRENSA
IN articulo que tenia POGO mas 0
menos este e~ncabezado: La sociedad
sensata de6e confiar en- que IA paz
sera IN hecho.'
En- nj deseo de yer 4 Mexico de
nuevo en- paz ' de ~corvri6uir En- al
20 a restabIecimiento De IA aahela-
52 paz en- nuestro pals. me permico
3irigir.e 4 p~resente. senior Director.
para pedirIe que 81 no tiene incon-
v~enicnte. pubiique en- las co.um@as
de LA PRENSA una invi-acion he
cha = todos los meXicanos para que
Sc unan y laboren por Ia paz. va que
en- Mexico hay IN gobierHo, aunque
de hecho. En- mi concepto. debemos
apoyar q csc gobierno que constitu-
We IA fuerza y no el derecho, o,
do menoS, no ~acarrearle dificulta-
des. esperanto pacientemente e. re-
SuItado de IA buena 0 mala admi-
instruction. permaneciendo a la eX-
-ec-aciva, para aplaudir los bUenos
rctos dc esa administration, 0 repe-
.cr una odiosa tirania er case de que
Sc es~-ableciera definitivamente en-
Mexico.
81 CarraHza 70 cs competente pa
q regir los destinos del pals, que
-ba enconces al Poder el hombrc
1g {! pueblo eliza, pero sin hacer
4so dc IA fuerza armada.
Perdone mi molestia. pero creo
.aber cumpIido con IN d=ber expo
aieaGole mis- senJimientos. Siempre
ae siGo :.mpacizador de Ia paz y de
a hoaradez y por es-a raz6n deseo
!ue ternine ca Mexico el estado de
dcsorjec : Sc establezca un gobierno
qae a?oye e. pueblo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-26
LOS TRABAJOS DE LA SOCIEDAD
AMOR DE PATRIA, DE Ell
PASO, TEXAS.

S@scrito por Ia sonora Andrea Z.
VillaseRor de Aguirre. ~secretaria de
a Sociedad Mexicana Amor de Pa
tria" que esta establecida en- Ia ciu-
dad De FL Paso. Tex, hemos recioi-
do I'm informe que dice 10 siguien-
te:
IA Socicdad Amor de Patria"
comlnica 4 Ia prensa ' personals que
"a aPoyan, que en- su session sera-
nal. fueron a~cordadas Ia forma Y
condolences del ~peri5dico que Ia re-
~presentara Y que muy prontO saldra
q luz. llevando et miSmo nombre de
Ia sociedad.
Los contribuyentes en- Ia semanG
pr6xima paSada, fueron: 5. G. de
MARTINEZ, I5c: la Mas Barata,"
25c: Margarita Navarro, I9c; \. NJ
Crisanti, soc; Admor. B. Duran. 81;
J. Ponce. 3Sc: Isidro G. Garcia. 81:
Victor Martinez Ramirez. soc; Ra-
mon Cardenas. SI.I4: Maria Santos.
25c: Jesus MedeI, I9c; Suma, $5.T5.
Sc expidieron los nombramientoS
como agentes de Ia sociedad q Ia Sc
nora Enedina Caballero de Melendez,
Sehoritas Petronila Y Emma Rodri-
guez. Consue!o Y Sofia PaIacios, Ce-
liza Lujan Y Cesarea Mei6ndez.
Sc acord0 ell festival de cada mes
por Ia primera secci6n de la Sociedao,
sieado e. de e. dia 3 de Diciembre
una velada musical, cue concluira en-
l5aI!e, en- los salones dc La Frater-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-26
correspondence especial para La pRhNeA.

1,prDo r.. Nav. 99Ia mo-
>, m5. br;1r,n+a do 10 rarmanencia
Jo Iam yonns+i.ro o., "a frontera. Ia
.or-+i+rr5 :, drdo 10 moqnifica re.
.aro;ar cre o., ,n,bos 7 aredos Sc lie
b;ao n rohorrodor dol Estado de Te-
$3.50. Iauo 7 Foro,-or cra como
.Lo ,.;.o o,sforonc;a,. con 81
D.. 1ofo
Can,a - anrn.i offc;afmor+ hoy
10 r,,5,r, uoc6 ,or. al tren de
ca, ,,or; 81 ro.rotabIo norsona-
:: 10 edo 81 b,ss,od do honor
t +oao. ros
=, al,
~ -, F:.-I-o - 49,.
20 TT'IYI nN.iS. J..5 ,.+a
t.L:- oon,.o
n;on+ouon+o los d~on.rt,ron+os ouo
- l;-.;-r,;lo L,,:.,od :,
IN ~SIhhu"'e'" ut ''"',''S' iepoi
tcEoS' m'li'aEeN' ct'''eS y e''p'e"'o'
&c !" Administrator "lu'ie'P"'' e''U-
''efoh 4 Saiua"Eio mast" !" nor" eli
que Sc aero" las ofdeheS feSpecti'aS
para trasladarse al puente mternaclo-
nal en- dohae e. %oOefnadot oe le-
A"s' ~HleIt"cl"I u" q I''iei IL
1e Gel ~eJerclto conStitucIonaIlsta !
e~ncaTSado deL foaef EJecutI'o' T.
NcnustIano CarFanza'
Para hacer los honoreS ~respectlvoS
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