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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-17
French Forced to Retire at Two Points in Fighting
 About Gradsko.
RUSSIANS TRYING
 TO LAND TROOPS
Great Fleet Cruising On Bulgarian Coast for Three -!}ulgarians Rctake TctoyO. West of Tskub.
 .iuStro-Gcrman March Continues.

London. Nov. 1G.-From Saloniki it is reported that the Bulgarians in considerable force are attempting flanking movement around Babuna direction of Gostivar. and threatening Preiip and Monastir.
 late dispatch reports that tho Servians have been forced to leave Babuna pass, the Bulgarians have talk en krusevo, and are now only six miles from Prelp.
 At Gradsko, the French have been compelled to retire at two points. The situation is developing rapidly.
 The foreign diplomatic body in Servia is proceeding to Scutari in stead of to Monastir, whose inhabi tants are preparing to leave.
 Although the French report their position practically unchanged. heavy achievements to the Bulgarian army in the south have rendered the posi- ton of the entente troops somewhat prccarious.
 100000 BuIgarS Before French.
 The Bulgarian forces near Vela5 and Uskuh. according to late Salon. iki dispatch. now includes five diyi- sions, probably 100000. All or near's. all of this army has been concentrat- ed in front of the French on tho Cerna river, and the Seryians in E..s buna pass. !
 Attack after attack has been malc by the Bulgarians upon the French Paris reports that all of these at. tacks have been repulsed; Berlin claims that the Bulgars have been victorious. <
 In dispatch, General Serrail, tho French commander in chief, declares that in the battle of the Cerna river, he was attacked by 30,000 Bulgarians but repulsed them on the entire line with heavy losses to the attackers.
 Bulgars Retake TetOyO.
 Tetovc, the little town west of Us- kub. about which the fighting has ragged for several days, has again been captured by the Bulgars. A little farther west the town of Kalhande- len, with 800 prisoners and much ammunition, has been taken by the Servians.
 In the north, the Austro- Hungari- ans continue to advance, although very slowly. Berlin reports that 1000 Servians were captured yesterday, together with two machine guns and three cannon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-17
GERMANY PREPARED
 TO DISCUSS PEACE.

Berlin. Nov. i6. The Scmi-0lii- ciaI NoS>ischc Xeitung announces thai Germany is prepared to make peace. providing the allies make ONcrturpS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-17
Marriage License.

License was issued here yesterday for. the marriags aof Willisem, S. Rice of ramo and Miss B. Ivey Of Calhoun county. 'i's
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-17

Governor Relieves Pine Bluff Man. Littla Rock, Nov. Ex-Governor Hays today issued proclamation relieving Sam solmson of Pine Bluff Of paying $10 fine for gaming. M
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-17
The Weather

taSsrS. cloudy and werner rnaS, showers in northwest;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-17
Rig Cuus Reach Constantinople.

London, Nov. 16.--The first large Austro-German guns for the defense of the Dardanellcs have arrived in Constantinoplc, according to Daily Express Rome dispatch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
SEATTLE WILL HAVE ICE HOCKEY RINK SOON
HERE'S ANSWER TO STARS BASEBALL PUZZLE
N. ". WRESTLERS
TAKE TITLES AT
FRISCO FAIR

SAN FRANCISCO. April H.--fn
the Far Western amateur wrestling
championship tournament. which
ended at the exposition grounds
last night. grapplers OF the Pacific
Northwest association came near
making a clean sweep In the finals,
taking five first places ont OF eight.
and being the runner-up In another
event. netting 1e points. The Pa
cific association was second with
two first and two second places. for
eight points. and the Southern Pa
cific association was third with
three points, taking one first and
two second places.
The following Northwestern boys
won.
Frank Glahe OF Spokane. 1f5
pounds: Edgar Frank Of Multno-
NAH. lz5 pounds; oliver Runchey Of
Seattle. 1876 pounds; David Burns
Of Spokane. i45 pounds; George Nc
earthly OF Multnomah. l5s pounds.
Results OF the bouts follow.
/ Finals:
l0s pounds H. Mueller CUni-
yersity OF California; defeated
Claude Murdoch (Salt Lake A. c..
fall in 400.
lis pounds--Frank Glahe tSpo-
kane A. c. defeated z. X. De.
Chene CU. c.. fall In 2:07.
1926 pounds-Edgar Frank Multi
nomah A. ca defeated John J..
Humerlck IL. A. A. c.. decision.
1856 pounds-O. Runchey Seattle
A. c. defeated Otto Linness IL. A.
A. c., fall In $3.50.
lf5 pounds-David Burns fMult-
nomah A. c. defeated William
Huber, Jr. IL. A. A. c.. fall In 4 Is.
1853 pounds-George r. Mccarthy
fMultnomah A c. defeated ]. L.
Anderson tSalt Lake A. c., de-
eision.
l75 pounds-c. +. Allen Olympic
Club defeated George r. Mccarthy
tMultnomah A. c., decision. Y
Heavyweight-Thomas s. Thomas
(salt Lake A. c. defeated X. d.
Thompson 20. c.. fall in lao.
Supt Lamping of the S. A. c. re-
ceived a wire from Chef Mcintyre.
boxing Instructor OF the s. A. c..
who is with the squad in San Fran
cisco. which said in part: There
is large entry list in the boxing
events which start Wednesday. and
IL looks as II the going will be tough.
We had a nice trip down. and all
the boys are in splendid shape. and
viii give a good account OF them
selves"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
SEATTLE WILL
HAVE ICE RINK
NEXT SEASON

That big ice skating rink Will
be constructed In Seattle during the
coming summer. and that next sea.
son Seattle viii be "a member Of the
Pacific Coast Hockey league. IL the
declaration today Of Frank Patrick.
the Vancouver hockey magnate
who is In Seattle looking over the
ground for the selection Of pos
slble rink site.
Seattle IL needed 10 round out
the league. which now includes
Vancouver, Victoria and Portland.
and active steps will be taken 70
put this city on the map As a hockey
center Portland had It's first year
OF professional hockey last season
and II went big" and Patrick is
certain that the great winter sport
will prove as popular In Seattle. and
is willing 10 back bis judgment on
the point
IAN necessary capital for the Sc
attic project is available. and our
plans 20 build rink here. which
were formed last year. and which
we're disrupted when / had 10 20
back 10 Vancouver on account OF
the war. will go through this year
and Seattle will certainly be in the
league next season"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
NATIONAL AND AMERICAN
LEAGUES GET into ACTION
TODAY; HOW TEAMS SIZE UP

with the Athletics IN Boston.
Although strengthened by Ed.
die Collins. the Chicago White
Sox will be regarded as an uncer'
tain quantity until Manager Row
land. fresh picked from the minors.
shows what he has In the line OF
directing biz league team.
The American league will start
with second new manager In
Wild Bill Donovan, who took up
the task OF plotting the New York
Yankees, given up by Frank
Chance as hopeless.
The American teams Will open
tomorrow as follows; Chicago at
St Louis. Cleveland at Detroit /.
New York at Washington and hos
ton at Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
DAVIS BEATS
AT BILLIARDS
Games Tonight
losue W. Mallory. Class D.
loveiand W. leary. Class c.
lyttaker vs.. scholtx. Class o.

Prospect OF five players having
an equal claim on first place In
Glass II looms up as result OF
Jim Davis victory. % 10 Is. over
John Coon in the city champion.
ship three-cushiou billiard tourna.
ment at Brown a Huiens last
night Though Davis. with five
won and two lost. leads at present.
Rivers. Mallory. Coon and Togue
are close on his heels. with four
won and two lost Davis made 4
high run or four.
The thrill OF the evening was
provided again hy y. Ehrlichman.
who defeated Sam stone. IS 20 Z.
In q frames and hung up In add.
ton 20 a run 81 seven. two runs OF
three and two OF two
J. A. Scotland romped away from
II. l.. Helwig. whom he outclassed.
Is TO IL. tn a 46-innlug game. Scol-
lard made two runs of three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
SEATTLE BOYS
BEAT SHOWNS

The Stacy shown aggregation OF
semlpro ball tossers were shut out
by ,the Seattle ieaguers at Dug's
park yesterday afternoon ia a snap.
by and interesting game. by score
OF TO o.
Chapman. RAymond's new twirler
who worked out for time last sea.
son with Victoria, started the game
for Seattle on the mound. and went
five innings without passing man
or permitting n run. BIZ Rose. the
StRnwood lad. then took up the bur.
den. and finished the four Innings
In great style. showing plenty OF
smoke and great accuracy. Bartn
was the star OF the Showns, making
the only real wallop Of the game, a
two-bagger. in the nth.
This afternoon Raymond's men
will go against a squad OF semi-pros
representing Georgetown. Smoke
Thomas and McDonals win be the
battery for the Georgetown bunch
while Raymond Will work Wolfram
and Bonner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14

SPOKANE. April it.--wynn
Noycs. traded by spokane TO the
Omaha team OF the Western league
last December. win be member
OF the Indians pitching staff again
this season. the swap for First
Basemsn Earl chnse having been
called off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
Complete Report
of Market Today

DeciinAtion IN the price OF new
peas and Oregon onions featured
Commission Row "Wednesday. Peas
dropped cents on both top and
bottom price. Onions tumbied from
Ia cents to " cents.
A carload OF Louisiana strawber.
rles Is due late "Wednesday after.
noon and will be distributed for
Thursday mornings business.
There is n good demand for veg
etables. The market seems we'll
supplied with local green stuff.
Pork IA scarce and higher prices
are foreseen.
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mask scarcely hid their most prom
inent features.
George Burns. tho left fielder. IL
newer. and possibly there was
some reason for not recognizing bis
picture or the facts given concern.
Ing his career.
The center fielder IN Biz BIZ
Iange. who. in HIS time. was greater
than Cobb Ia today. II you failed to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
eY HAL SHERIDAN

NEW YORK. April IA
few hours more Of claims and
predictions, swivel chair base.
ball and msanases bsskina In
the llmelIaht and the time linn
II on all 0ltlmstums expires.
Today loose-ieaf eonversa-
ton from Inner offices will be
supplanted by the swat OF the
well-kroSr ash against the
equally famed horsehlde when
the National and American
league teams will be sent away
on their 1915 pennsnt dash.
Mayors Get Ready
Great preparations have been
made for a rouslng start in New
York. where the Giants and the
BROOKLYN Dodgers viii clash In the
opening game. throughout the
East and Middle West. however. Ia
the cities OF the two leagues, two
gallon hats are being brushed M
by mayors and other dignltarics IN
preparation for their part In the
official openings.
The worlds champion Boston
Braves wifi open st home with the
Phiilies. Realizing that the amht
tion OF every club In the National
league will be 10 swat the Braves
Miracleman Stallings expects
rough going from the start for his
club. but was out with his predic.
tion OF ultimately landing az the
top OF the heap along with other
managers.
Watch 6resnahan
Under the management OF Roger
Bresnahan, hot opposition Is ex.
pected from the Cubs this year.
The Cubs were threatening during
the 1914 race. but lack OF efficient
leadership resulted in disorganiza'
ton. The Cardinals will also pre-
sent a strong front and the Pirates
are always dangerous Cincinnati
Is left TO its fate. as usual.
The Cardinals and Cubs viii
open the season at Chicago tomor-
row. with the Pirates and Reds at
Cincinnati.
How far Connie Mack will 20
with the new Athletics Is the
big question 10 the American
league. With Bender and Plank
removed from the list OF Athletic
pitch r. and Eddie Collins now
with the White Sox. Mack VIII
start ,ne race without the men who
were formerly his strongest cards.
He will rely on bis young pitchers
where the veterans formerly turn
ed back the attack OF the enemy.
Mackmen In Boston
The Boston Red Sox. generally
regarded as the strongest con-
tenders for the honors won repeat
ediy By Mack. will open the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14

NEW YORK. April il--Gunhoa'
Smith. the heavyweight. had every.
thing his own way In his ton-round
bout with Charley weinert OF New.
ark here last night. having the bet.
ter of him In five rounds. Smith
weighed $50 pounds. Welnert III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14

so many answers 10 The
Stars great baseball puzzle
have been pouring In 10 the
sporting desk since the publies.
ton yesterday os the eompie,e
masked team. among them
number Of correct answers. that
The Star has decided 20 end the
agony at once.
Here they are, unmarked:
The first edition 81 Tuesdays
Star had not been on the street
half an hour when y. ]. Houle OF the
Labor Temple sent In the first cor.
rect lineup. which gathers the sea.
sons pass TO Dugdaies park. Ten
minutes later 4 correct Hat arrived
from W. A. Richards. 1927 Terry
ave, and John CORDIALLY. OF chaun.
cy Wrights restaurant. was tn.
third man 10 get in the correct list
In the meantime hundreds % other
lists were received right with one
or two exceptions.
The stlcker seemed to be Oliver
PATSY Tebeau. at first base. Mos,
OF the fans picked the man ma Frank
Chance. More than half OF the an.
swers named Roger Brcsnahan ns
the catcher instead Of Johnny
King Killing. famous catcher OF
the Chicago Cubs. later manager
for Boston and catcher for Cincin.
natl. started out as a pitcher at
Rockford. Ills. and failed.
Tho pitcher Is Waiter Johnson.
The second baseman IA Miller
HuEgins, manager and second base.
man OF ST. Louis Cardinals. Hans
Wagner you surely should have rec.
ognized IA the ahortstop. and Frank
Baker as the third bassmAn. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
FRANKLIN IS BLUE

Franklin baseball fans are feel
ing blue over the fact that, with
the game with Ballard but three
days away. Bill Foran. one OF
FrankIIn's strongest hitters and
fielders, will be out OF the game
for the rest OF the season. He
has water on the knee as a result
Of an accident sustained on the
football field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14

choose the right fielder IL Ia strange
lilo IL tho great Tyrus Raymond
Cobb himself.
Several hundred answers 10 the
puzzle have been received. and out
OF that number there are not more
than 20 correct ones Answers
came from Everett. Bremerton. Bel.
bingham and from many OF the
smaller towns about Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
MAYOR AN athlete

ABERDEEN. April 14.-Aber-
deems mayor-elect. Judge j. NJ.
Phillips, who will take his seat
May s, IL a former hero OF the foot
ball gridiron. He Ia seven-eishths
Cherokee Indian and attended Car
Isle college. where he was one OF
the mainstays Of the football team
playing against all OF the large
Eastern college teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
FORD OUT OF GAME

wENATCHEE, April 14.--As a
result OF crushed leg sustained In
a stage accident. F. J. Ford, lead
ing pitcher OF the Monitor team in
Eastern Washington. will be out
Of baseball for the rest OF the sea
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
FLYNN BEATS REICH

NEW YORK. April 1s.-Porky
Flynn, the Boston heavyweight, de-
feated AL Reich OF New York In
their ten-round battle here last
night. Flynn fought his opponent
all the way. Flynn weighed 1913
mounds and Reich EOS.
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hal ,he EIeetrlc league the cener.
NJ. Mearssn.. No. 8 ou.fi.
PLAY POLO FINALS

SAN FRANCISCO. April IA
The Freebooters' polo team was
defeated by the San Mateo team
here yesterday In the final round
for the San Msteo cup by score
OF Az to 2 goals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14

TACOMA. Aprfi f4.-Rube Fos-
ter's black Giants defeated the Ia
coma Tigers here yesterday by .
score OF to 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14
|Do~ling&'

In the Commercial league. on the
Bismarck alleys. last night the
Brunswick. Bake five defeated the
Augustine & Kyer team. 2.i71 70
e,ss5. Reichert OF the winning
team pat over the high score OF
225 and high average OF 20i.
In the Electric league the Gsner-
al Electric team beat the Wrestling.
house Electric boys to the tune OF
2.467 to 2,i0s. Boring OF the win.
ming team rolling high score OF
30 and high average OF 1877.
Capt. Mc6reen's No. outfit
handed a defeat to Capt. Gardi-
ner's No. 4 team In the Eiks' House
league last night BY a score OF
2.sT5 to 2.373. McBreen rolled
high score OF 235 and Couover
high average OF 206.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14

You will find the room you
want in Star For Rent" Ads.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-14

THe CORRECT LINEUP
CATCHER-JoHkNV Killing.
PITcHER--WALrER JOHNSON.
FIRST BAsE-PATsY TEBEAu.
SECOND eAsE-mlLlER HUG
GINS.
THIRD BASE HOME RUN
BAKER.
sHoRTsToP-HANs WAGNER.
LEFT FiElO-cEoRCE BURNS.
CENTER FlELp-BllL LANCE
RIGHT FtElD-TN COBB.
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Mackmen In Boston

The Boston. Red Sox. generally
regarded as the strongest con-
tenders for the honors won repeat
ediy by Mack. will open the season
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
Ii cl rio Bravo.

f. conOcido jefe meXlcan0 cuyo
nOmbrc ha sonadO tant0 en- los ulti-
mos acOntccimientoS de Mexico cru
10 81 rio Bravo pOr II punto in
mediate a Shafter Ell ii "Big-BCnd.'
eli domingo i del COrriente durantc
la tarde. Los concentrates de la eva
sion son mas q menoS variadOS, pero
i hcmos de dar fe a la information
Official que Sc envi6 a Ia oficina del
.Juez de Di>tri:o. Y a Ia de pOlicia
del MariScal lie los EstadOS UniGOS.
el conocido guerrillero, burianio IL
V~igilancia de los tmpleadoS dc eSta
Ultima o)ficina, dc los Rangers de
Texas Y DC los agcntcS ~cspccialt>
del Departamcnto de Justiria. DECO
el al0jamiento que ocupaba y IN el
cual era vigi!ado. a pesar de habe-
otorgadO Ia fianza que - ie habid
eXi=ido, para quedar librc hasta cl
dia en- que dcberia c0mparcrcr an
tc i Jurado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
Ell U N

Como nucstros i~ectores habran nc
.do, tenemos en- nuestro diario una
-ccion llamads de Anuncios Econo
ricos, sobre "a eual 9ueremos llama
a stencion del publico en- general.
Essa seccion es de verdadera imPoI
tancia para Ell que busca un emPleo,
para ell que quiere un epE3aedo o sir
d~en.e, para ell quffisEs sigo gu,
yender o pafa todos, en- re-.
sumen, los que necesitan ponerse en-
c~ontacto con ~alguien para llevar =
cabo ell arreglo de cualquier negoeio.
LA PRENSA es el periodico mexi.
cano mas leido dentro y fuera de SAP
Antonio y sus anuncios son de resul.
,ados PRACTICES inmcdiatos. En- Guam
o al p.cc;o dc clos en- la ,cccioD d.
Anuneios Economics, ba.tenos de-
cir que podemos publicarlos hasta por
"a insisnificante suna dc Is centavos.
ST necesita listed trabajo o emplea.
dos, 81 trata de r~entar, comprar o
yender alguna easa o terreno, 81 ha
oerdido alguna cosa, 81 quiere com.
orar O vender muebles, joyns, ETC.,
oasc a nuestras oficinas y lc daTemos
a conoce nuestras condolences para
publican los enuncios economicos.
Por muy POGO dinero conseguira 10
que listed dcsee, pues LA PRENSA
es Zelda en- todas parties.
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La hueIga de los mineros en- Ray:
Sc distingue por Ia actitud
serena de los hueIguistas
Tn movimiento perfectamente organizado para
sostener unas justas pehciones de los
mexicanos y ~espanoles
Correspondence especial para la PRE:'sA.

Ell RAY, Pinal. Arizona, Julio =
In relate minucioSo de los successes
registradOs en- este mineral con mo-
two de la huclga de mineros meXl-
canoS Y eSpaloleS que eStall0 aqul,
voy a hacerlO para que los lectorcS
de LA PRENSA Sc cntcren de Ia
verdad de 10 ocurridO. Mu6vcme a
ilacer este relate, que Is enteramen-
t. veridico- I'll hccho de Que los prl-
mcrOS infOrmcS que publIco Ia
PRENSA Y que lc iuerOn enVladOS
de Phoenix, estan crradoS. pucS So
dijO en- esOs informes que la huelga
habia tenidO pOr Orlgen la notlcla
del rompimientO de las hostilldadeS
entire los EstadoS UnidOS y Mexico.
La huelga fu6 meditada serena
mente durante murhO tempo e lba
d estallar el dia ! del preSentc mes.
dcSpuGS del page: ptru ac0nt"c!-
mient0S imprrviStos tiiiccron Que >"
violentara la huelga y csta eStati0
e. dia - del mes pasadO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
I'm iInportante manifesto aIos vO.
tantes mexico.texanos
No deben aprobar ell proyecto de Ley evpedido
por la Legislature del Estado

FL >cHor l.. G. Bcrmudrz. de- Cor
pus Christi. Texas. nos ha rcmitid",
para Su publication cu La PRENSA,
I'M importautc Manifesto, cuya lee
lura rccomrudamos a nucstros lee
torres, por t~ratarSc tn Il dc un a>un-
to de vital lm~pOrtancia para los mt
Nicanos radicados EN- ei Eatado.
\ rcScrva dc tratar nOSotros am
pliamcntc este a>unto. damos 4 CO.
uOcer 81 manifesto de- senior Ber-
mudeI. que dice asi:
Ell que c>taS lincas eScribc, It,
niend0 en- cuenta que cl pr6Nimo
ii Je los c0rricntes SC pondra a
votaci6n I'm decreto eXpedido por
Ia Legislature del Estado, tendeate
a nulificar 81 voto de- los ciudada-
nos m~eXicano> que no Sepau lcer y
e>cribir 81 iJioma ingl6> Y conSide-
rando: Que la mayOria de nucStroS
naciOnaieS deScouOce Il idioma DE-
que 81 trata:
Que e>c decrcto fuG dictado IN
circuustanclas dcsfavorables para
los meXicanoS. que eStan imposlbi-
litadoS para reprobarlo pueS Ia ma
y0r parte de ell0S en- el present.
ano no sac0 su pell-!ay debido a Ia
Crisis moRetaria QUE hay entire noso-
tres PeF la escaseZ De trabajoS ma
~terlalcs.
Que e inSi=nificantc y reduc-dc
e. nufnero de meXicanos que poser
su personal para hacer waller 81 No-
10 en contra del dccreto citado. =
Que dc poucrsc ell vigor eSa ar
bitraria disposition, arrcbataria unc
de suS derechoS mas le5itlmoS { IN
diSpensablcs al noventa por clentc
de !os mcXicanos RESIDENCES ell estt
iLstad9 Dc Te.aS.
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Viva Ia paz! Viva Ell trabajo! gri-
taban los obreros al recibir en-
pago de sus Iabores, mo-
nedas de plata
De TODD Ell Estado de Sonora van obreros a Cana
nea, atraidos por Ell agradable tintineo
de los "tostones" mexicanos

- p>cucharOn al hacer SuS mani
~fr<tariones de iubilO los ObreroS.
\ aguelIos gritos. que ~resouabar
eXtranuS en- el mineral Que pOr tan
IL tempo estuvo convertible en- un
! campo de deSOIaci6n, fueron acorn
pana,io> por eI tintineO de los tosto-
ines de plata que llenaban los boiSi-
Hos lie los obreros.
La uOticia de que los operarloS
de- Cananea recibieron su page en-
Imoueia de plata. Se ia eNtendldc
EMBELLISHMENTS poF TODD e. Estado
De sonora Y c~entenareS de h0mbres
del interior DE dicho ESiado eStan
viuituio, q pie. ell f]errocarril Y 4
'raballo. a Cananea. para TRAFALGAR
III la miuas.
Lo lameutabIr e. luc no habrd
irabuio para trdc> los hombreS que
.yarau IN pusca de e.. Cananca no
puedc dar a~lber=ue, por ahora, Il to-
dos 10, obrero> que quieren If a
prr>taI. >u> ServicIus IN dIChO !u-
gar. Il radio quca baFca las ope-
raciuurs dc IA compania e cortu,
pues bien >abiio t. que una gran
pavtc del Estado 81 halla contTola-
ia por los ca~rranci>taS y los indies