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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
HAVE BIG RACE CARD
GRIND Circuit With Thirty-Eirf,t
Events in All, VIII Sturt To-
Day nj Cnlumbma.

COLUMBUS, ONO, September 10
lhrty-ciGht events in stakes, futuri =
ties and class races, with purses ag-
Ercghting $4,000. are on the program,
of tho Grand Circuit race meeting.
which viii open AT the driving park
hero tomorrow and continue until
Friday. October H. Principal events
on this weeks card are the horse re
view futurity for three year -old trot :
tcrs. purse $4,000. and the postcr-Co-
lumbus Slo.o00 stake for 2:li trottcrs.
which viii be decided Tuesday The
big race Of the second week is the
h"rscman and spirit OF the time fu-
turity for thrcc-Noar- trotters.
purse $4,000. scheduled for Tuesday.
To-morrow's program comprises the
2;ll tro', purse $l.2o0; the horse re-
view futurity for two ycar-old trot
tcrs purse $4,000. and the king $4,000
stake for 2:0d PAGERS.
That starting horses will he plenti-
ful is Indicated hy the size of the
entry lists. More than 400 horses are
actually entered and those in charge
OF the meeting believe that n few Of
the classes may have to he divided
Ia order 10 provide stalls for all the
trottcrs and PAGERS That poured into
TIA" city Yesterday and to-day twenty
temporary sheds were erected M tho
driving park, while some of the horses
are being cared for in tents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
CADETS HAVE PROSPECTS
V. M. |. FOOTBALL SQUAD
PREPARES FOR FIRST GAME
Gray. Richmond BOY, Hns nertscbex.
h"onte Star, Opposing Him For
Quartcr-Sctcrnns In Mnrness

LEXINGTON. VA. September 10
Chief Coach Gorton and his assistants
are working hard in whipping the
cadets into shape for the game on ga,
"fdaN with Hampden- Sidney. which
VIII usher in the football season for
the Virginia Military Institute ar t,.r
!ngton.
ScrimmaScs are held each afternoon
netw"en tho first and second ta.,,s
ana lessons in tactics are afterwardr
gwen t. the regulars. Assisting Coach
Gorton arc Captain Leach Dr -
dolph. Ewell and Balm. last vear,s go
payer. The first squad is said TO be
the best which has represented tbe IN
stitutc in years. and the scrub elcvn,
Is also formidable. which gives the
team good practice
cakes, last years captain and IA.
mainstay in the back field. dld nor 70
turn. hut Nelms. who has taken charra
OF IN" heln, is putting up good yame
at fullback. All of the other old men
have returned with tho execution az
cameron. Balm. Beaslcy, Summers and
Holdcrby '''
Pole" Gray. Richmond bow who
starred on the John Marshall Hiyh
school eleven two years ago. and who
made good on the institute team Ia et
year, Is playing brilliantly at quarter.
re is VOL supported by Bertschev. who
Is also giving him run for his r.eu.
lar position. Bcrtschcy is a new man
hut rs experienced in tho game. having
played quarter for two years at VIII
liam and Mary, whore he captained the
team last year.
Some sneedy ends are being deve,-
oped, while tho back field is fast and
heavy.
The following is the schedul. OF
games:
September %, Hampden. sidney At
Lexington: October . William and
Mary. at Lexington: October o. Gallsu-
dot college. Washington. n. c. at Lex
ington: October Ii. Richmond College
MT Lexington: October 81, University Of
North Carolina, at Greensboro: Octo-
her 40 University OF Virginia, Char
lottesville: November 6. Wake Forest
College. North Carolina. at Lexington:
November IA, Clemson Agricultural
College, South Carolina Raleigh;
Thanksgiving Day. V. r. l. at Roanoke.
The following men have been picked
by Coach Gorton for the first team:
Nclms. fullback. captain; Harris, FULL
back: l'ottcroff. halfback; Marshall,
halfback; Gray. uuarterback Bert
schey, Uuartcrback Goodman end;
Massio, end; II Booker. end: Cullum
end: Mccormick, tackle; Pitts tackle;
Hea. guard: Hcfland, guard: Munca,
guard: Snead. center: Arris. center.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
AGGIES TO PLAY BAPTlSTs
Wake Forest aud North Caroline A g.
W. VIII Meet on Grounds of
Former in SctnI,er
WAKE TOREsr. \ q san..,.A.

WAKE FOREST, y. G., September 10
DR. g. w. Paschnl. chairman of tn.
faculty athletic committee. returned
yesterday from Raleigh, whore he had
conference with the i. and NJ. foot
bal! authorities, and announced that
the Baptis;s and AEgics would meet
on the gridiron this fail The exact
date has not been announced. but it
VIII in all probability be October l6.
The schedules Of both teams have been
almost completed, and there seems to
he little difficulty in arranging date
that VIII he satisfactory to both teams.
However. If 4 Saturday date can not he
arranged the game will be PLAYED some
other week day. The game, instead OF
being played In Raleigh, as in the pas
two or three years, will be staged on
the Wake Forest gridiron
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
BRAVES WIN FROM REDS


CINCINNATI. OHIO, September IA.
boston won tho first game Of Tho
series from Cincinnati! here to-day. 2 to
~ was pitchers battle, Rudolph
and Schneider both working vol ~
former. however having shade tho
best OF H. In the NTH inning Rudolph
hit Clarke. who later scored on Ma
ranVilIc's error and Schncider's single
\ hhSe on balls and two singles in the
SIKH Melted Boston two runs Noll
WITT made home run in the oirbtb
te,nE the score. Gowdy singled i'm
the ninth and Fitzpatrick ran for him
An out and Morans double scored the
winning run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
FEDS ISSUE ANNUAL Def
INDEPENDENTS CHALLENGE
0. BIS TO SERIES OF GAMES
| Gilmore Wants to Meet Winner OF
American mud Nattonni League
Championship.

NEW YORK. September 1a-The
Federal l.caeuo, through It's president.
James a. Gilmore, to-day addressed Il
challenge To the National Baseball
commission for participation in the
worlds series Of 1915. The executive
of the independent organization re-
quests a series between the winner OF
the Federal League pcnnant and tho
winner Of tho series between tho Ma
tonai and American League contend
crs Gilmore states that tho Federal
League will leave tho entire arrange
ments for such a series in the hands
81 the National Commission. and agrees
10 give its entire share OF tho receipts
to any charity named by n committee.
the personnel OF which is given in the
following challenge:
"C;entlcmcn:
''on behalf of tho Federal League, |
hereby challenge the winner of the
series between the National and Amer
lean Leagues OF 1915 for a series of "a
many games rs YOU may suggest for
the baseball championship of the
world; the Federal Leagues share OF
the receipts, win or lose. to be turned
over to any charitahic organization
selected by committee composed OF
Hon. Woodrow Wilson, Hon. William
Hale Thompson. Mayor of Chicago. and
Hon. John purroy Mitchell, Mayor OF
New York
I'm my unanswered challenge of 1914
to YOU | fully elaborated on why the
worlds championships in baseball could
not properly hc decided without the
Federal League being represented.
Therefore, no necessity of again out
lining my reasons.
IL am sure that tho American public
want an undiSputcd champion OF the
great national game. and not an al
legged worlds championship team"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
MINNEAPOLIS GETS RAG
American Association Closes Scusou
Which Proved n Failure
FinnncialIy.

MlLWAUK EE WIS. September 10.
The American Association season came
To a close to-day. with Minneapolis the
flag winner. st. Paul made gallant
fight and finished second by small
margin. The Millcrs cinchcd their
right TO tho flag by the games on sat
urday indianapolis finished poor
third. followed by Louisville The
Brewers, last years champions. finish
cd sixth.
The season was poor one hnan-
cially. only the three frst clubs maxi
ing money and Milwaukee. 1914 cham
pions. losing over $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
KATOURA COPS CUP
EchoOner Yncht Wins 2Gi-MiIc Race iy
Twenty Minutes Over
Atlantic.

NEW YORK. September 1A.-Thc
schooner yacht Katoura to-day won
the 26a-milc race to Brcnion Reef light
and return by crossing the finish line
more than twenty minutes ahead Of
the schooner yacht Atlantic. The race
was ior inc 'renton Reef cup. The
katoura last week won the Cane Nav
challenge cup in n race with tho At
lantic.
The two schooners started YESTERDAY
off Ambrose Channel lightship. the
katonra at 11:01:l5 and Atlantic at
ll:o2:i5 The Katoura led from tho
start.
The schoorcrs finished this afternoon
rs follows katoura. 2:i5:37: Allan
tic. 3:10:iG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
PH|LL|ES WIN AND LOSE
QUAKERS DEFEAT CARDS,
BUT LOSE NEXT IN TENTH
Reds Drop Opener to Brnvcs-Cubn
Lose 10 Cunts, Who Hit IIum-
plries llnrd.

ST. LOUIS. September 1o.-Aftcr
Alexander had won his twenty ninth
game by defeating St Louis, to ..
IN the first game of n doublc.be,d.r
mere to-day Ames pitched hig team
mates 10 l-to-0 victory over Phlla-
de'phia. allowing them but ono hit in
ten innings.
In the first game the locals gained
bn' four hits off Alexander Amcs's
game was almost perfect The lon.
mt OFF him was q pop single to center
ny Whitfield in the eighth Only thir-
ty-onc mon faced him, and but three
reached first base, not one getting TO
second. Scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
J. B. MOSBY I'LL

Junius r. Mosby. one OF the most
widcly-known business men Of Rich
mond. was reported to he critically i'll
ct his home, $500 West Grace Street,
last night. Mr. Mosby suffered
stroke OF paralysis some months ago
and has since been confined TO his
home. Yesterday he suffered what is
believed to have been second stroke,
and his condition is regarded as crit
Teal.
For several years he has been re-
tired from active business For many
years past he has been closely asso-
cintcd with both the wholesale and
retail dry goods business in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
baltimore Manage. to Win.

ST. LOUIS. September ia series
Of singles. mingled with St. Louis's
errors. gave Baltimore the first game
Of double header with st Louis here
to-day, score - to O. The visitors won
in the twelfth inning after almost
three and half hours play. The sec
ond game was called on account OF
darkness during the third inning
neither side having scored. The first
contest was hard fought seesaw af-
fair. Though the visitors used four
pitchers aud St Louis three the game
was a slugging contest throughout
score by innings: r. Fl. 4.
Baltimore o30l2oo 03-12 90 3
ST. Louis 4 0O2 3 20 "A
Batteries: Johnson, Young, Conley.
leclair and owens, Russell: Davea-
port. Crandall. Plank and Chapman.
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SUFERBAS WIN OUT

DETROIT, September 1o-Center
Fielder NiNon's batting was the prin-
clnal factor in the defeat of the s. and
;. team local semi professional ag-
creation. by the Brooklyn Nationals
here this afternoon. Nixon tied the
score with home run in the sixth in
ming, ana his single i'm the tenth drove
In the winning tally,
Score by Innings. Ri q
brooklyn 00O00l 000l-2 10 .
S and S.,.... 10000 000O0-l 5 1
Batteries: Appleton. Rucker. Smith.
Coombs. Pfeffer and NJ. Wheat; Harner
and Moss.
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FOR ADEQUATE DEFENSE

NEW YORK, September lathe
League to Enforce Peace, of which
William toward Taft is president in
a statement issued here to-day declares
that efficient preparation for adequate
national defense Is in no way incon-
sistent with the purposes of the league,
but on tho contrary. is essential there
10,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

BRISTOL. CONN, September 10
The strike a the New Departure Manu-
featuring Company was settled to-day
when the employees voted to accent
a compromise offer made by the COM
pany OF IL nifty hour week with nrty-
seven and one-half hours pay The
1900 employees will return to work
tomorrow.
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Knws Win From Nevfed,.

KANSAS CITY. September l9-New
ark won the two final games OF the
series from Kansas City to-day TO
o. and i ~ 4.
First game:
Score by innings: RH F.
Newark .......0 30 90 i0i--4 q
Kansas City 30 0 o O o 900 90 8
Batteries: Kaiscrling and HUM;
ilcnninG and Easterly.
Second game:
Score by innings RHE
Newark 202 u q q Of 10 Q
Kansas City III 0i 1901 0o-3 70 1
batteries: Moran, Moseley and
iiuhn; Packard. Adams and Brown
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Federal League
Whale. Win Two From nuHcds.

CHICAGO. September 1o-Chicag o's
timely batting won two games from
iinffaln here day. the first 3 to l..
md the second 2 to o. Good support
behind Brown won the first game. Nc
Connclly's pitching was the strong
feature Of the second. the visitors
making hut -four hits off him. Schulz
was in good form in the second game,
hut weakened in the sixth inning, and
ChicaCo's four hits and sacrifce
brought In the three :uns which de-
Cidcd the game. The Chicago team
made their first triple play OF the sea-
son in the first game. when a fly
To tho first haseman and snappy
throw to second caught runners of
first and second bases.
First game:
Score by innings: r. II. +.
Buffalo 00l0 o-1 o
Chicago ........l o | q o '-3
Batteries: Anderson, Schulz and
blair; Allen. Brown and Wilson.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. n, r.
Buffalo ... o o o 0 90 0
Chicago .....O o q q o 3 "-3 O
Eatterics: Schulz and Allen; Neon
nell and Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
COMFY ISLAND CLOSES

Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
NEW YORK. September I9--ConeY
Island was officially closed for the sea-
son tonight Luna Park extinguIshed
its lights Mt midnight. Stcepechase
Fark viii end its season tomorrow,
business men charaoterize the re.
sorts season as one OF the worst ia
its history
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

Tho condition Of William L. Ken
non, of Powhatan County, formerly
superintendent of schools OF that coun.
~. who has been seriously i'll at his
home. was reported last night as un.
changed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
SETS Motorcycle Mnrk.

DETROIT. MICH, September 10
Martin Graves. Of Denver. won 100
mile motorcycle race at the State Fair
Grounds track here to-day, setting n
worlds record for the distance OF /
hour "a minutes and II seconds,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
1T STRIKES MF,
by TIM PATCH

Baseball. as far as Richmond is ~,
c"rne"' is thing OF tho past The In
t'rnatlonai Leaguc season has closed
ana me intorcity series is over Neither
rc"ulted In victory for Richmond ard
"hampionEhip hopes now rest on foot
.'l'. ana tho loca! snort followers are
h'ElhninC 10 ngur. on the chances Of
the Spiders winning honors in tho
ta tern virginia In;ercolleciate Asso-
citation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

New York ..........,...0 81
Chicago .................0 O o.
Summary: Runs Burns. Robertson. Rock
or t2). Grant t?). darlington. Archer Two.
base hits-Pholnn. Good, Burns Home run
Robertson. Stolen baacs-Saicr, Bee cr
Earned runE-Ncw York g. Sacrifice hit
SChang Double piays-McCarthy TO Archer
10 SAFER Ia Mccarthy to Phclnn to Good
Mccarthy to Phclun to SAFER. Lett on bases
Chicago, - New York 3. First base on
errnr-chicaEo. Rase on bnlls--on Ham
ph"ics. l. iIi;s--on Stroud. ir ! irniuSs nfr
BENTON o in innings Hit hy pitcher-by
stroud. tMcCaithy). Struck out-by Hum
phrics. /; by Stroud, l. tmprcs KIam and
Emslie. Time. i:35.
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FIRST GAME.


i,hilade!phia ...........9 0 q hEs
81 Louis ...-...........o o q "a
summary, Runs-stock Bancroft. p.skort.
lornshy. Two base Bancroft. GO
T nhi,, Whitted: Hornsby Earned runs
phta. :: 81. Louis First haso on ,.rro-e.
-. dopis Bases on halls-oG Alexander.
/. on robinson. 3 iiit by ritcher-b.- Rob-
tnscn. Nud.rtis,. STRUCK ont-bv Alsxnp
Dor. !: by Robinson 2. Passed ball I!,Irrs
tinpFes' Eason and RiEler. Ttne, i:ea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
New fnrk mt Chicago.
Droukiyn at Pittsburgh
Boston AT Cincinnati.
Philadelphia ut st. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

summary: Runs-Smith Connolly. clarke
MoliwitZ Fitzpatrick. Two base hita-Mo-
ran. Schneider Three bas. hIt-Ie,ch
nomH run-Mo'wit". Stolen bnse-Moran
Eatnsd runs Bostor. 3: Cincinnati sac
r,hce hiiS-Moran. Evcrs. Left on In sos
B"f'on, .: Cincinnati. :. First base on err
-hcston !: Cincinnati .. 1nsas on ban.
on schneider. .. Hit by pitchcr-bv riu-
u"irh tCiarkeD. Struck out--hy Schneider
t. tmpircs. O'Day and ouigley. Time l:iS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

bobson VIII have his men out this
afternoon for their first real practice
tn" heat has been so Intense thu, no
ohlE hnd them conditioning last week
h"' from now on he VII begin to drive
ih"h tn" tachling dummy and buck
ing machines Will be nut i'm operatior
ana the FIRST whin Of cool air viii no
signal for scri,nmaEes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

Put tho new Masonic Tempie store
on your shopping list It Ia all ready :,
now TO receive and satisfy you. Il
FoURQUREAN. TEMPLE SEQ
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Philadelphia o q n y TX
81. Louis .........G 0 q = r Il !,

summary: Run-Hurgins Two. ha.a b,,
re bosen.r. Three: base hit c;onzales. Earned
Iun'.,-SI i.onis J. Double rluy-raskcrt 10
fNins Len on haSeS-St. Louis p,e.s
on co.. hnHs-?n Chalmers {; on Ar.F. J.
TTtrrhIk ont-oy Chalmers 2; by Amcs :
Will pitCnes-hy Chalmers IN, MIC. a.
l"r and Eason Time 2:io '''s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY,

Philadelphia, g; st. Louis. g tnrst gume).
81. Louie. |; Philadelphia, (sccOnd
gamc).
New York, I: Chicago, 1.
Boston. 3; Cincinnati, g.
tNo other games s,hr,luled.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

zTied second game Thursday, Sep
tember 16.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
Chicago at Ncw York.
Detroit nj Boston.
Cleveland at PhilnLcIphia
81. Louis ut Washing on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

1t is reported that the Portners
played an eX-Virginia Lcaguers on its
team against the Washington Aggice
on Saturday. II this charge has any
foundation ii should be thoroughly in
vestlgated by the Richmond Amateur
Baseball Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

Locally. the football season Will one,
on Saturday with a game he.wos-
Richmond blues and tho I-n;on tn
ioficai Seminary. Neither or tho foam,
nave been able 10 get in much practIc.
50 far. but expect to do big week.
work in preparation for tho openinf
game.
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New York

Totals. ..a5 II y 10 : To,als....a2 4 ~ IS 2
RATED for Stroud in eighth.
tran for Meyers in eighth.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY
baltimore IL: 81. Louis. (ir.t aame
twelve Innings.
baltimore" u; 81. Lonis. tsccond game
thr"" innings; dnrknr-s).
N'"hrE !: Kansas City. tnrst Eamc).
N"whrk. q: Kansas City, Csccond
gnm"l.
Chicago. =: BuTaio. (Hrst pnmc)
hic"go. 3: BuHnio. tsrconh camel
tothcr game not SchrtuIr,I.D
STANDING or THE CLrBs.
p,.,. W - irt w. J.. Pet
iht.hgh - GO .3B5 Kan City II 40 .5Is
Chicago 20 81 .5i; I,ufraIo 70 - a..
~. Louis. 90 65 $40 BrooAIyn 81 - AIN
Newark - 81 OBJ baltimore ~ "a a20
WHERE THEY rLAY TO-DAY.
brooklyn az Kansas City
Buffalo Mt Pittsburg H.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals...:a us e Totals.

ON" out when winning run scored
Tran for Hyatt In ninth.
Srorn hy Inpirrs. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

The stecplcchasc program, which was
carefully arranged by j. II. Anderson,
race chairman, has four events, and the
rich purses will attract some of the
best talent ever seen here. Mr.. Ander-
son has n number of inquiries regard
ing conditions and other information
regarding the races. Stccplcchases
furnish the spectacular events of the
meeting and are always popular with
the general public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

Score by innings:
Boston ... q
Cincinnati - n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

Before the season opens. much work
must be done at Rroad street Park 10
Ecu ~ INTO shane for the gridIronfsts
Heretofore tho field has hcon i,id 90,
wi'hou; much difficulty. but this sea
son tn" owners must do considera hle
niilhg In to get tho cridiron level
DUNN had raised diamond. which Is
ZEN inches higher than the east end of
tho field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

Ran for Gowdy in ninth.
fbatteh for Rodgers In ninth.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-20
FlJE HONBRADO PRESIDENTE
MUNICIPAL De n. LAREDO
EUSEbIO GONZALEZ
LA DESIGNATION la H'zO Il GOBERNADOR
CADAILERO. ABTORE4HGOlO PARA QUE
E0HBRf A Los EEHsS RIfIJPiS

LAREDO. Texas. dirirmhrr 10
f. GoharuaIor del F.>tado Il" Tamau-
Iipa-. General Luis Gabaljero. r!iGl6
a.. >rHor Eu>rbIu Gonziirz 9ara que
:" rnrar@ur IT, a. prr>iIrn"'a NUM-
ripa. a. NuNn Laredo. duranir .!
pr,iyiuo ?Iu dr 1916. Gonrilrz -
hari rar-o H. la Prr>iI"nria Mu-
uirinal. r' dia prirrro Il, r.Hrro.
- dice uur Eu~"bio Gonzil"z ha
rrrinido inSlrurrion., drl G"brrna-
dor Cahalrro. para lur sea - qu"n
=. ,nrar=dr dr unmbrar a lo~ RrgI-
,lcrr> uur drhrn formar e. Ayunla-
uiruIn H. la riudaI. no ronVo"ando
al purhlo para que ha-a IA "irrridn.
f. 2ohrrnaIor Cahalfrro >i"u" las
yurcioD,> de-, Primer Jrfe. de-
no rnEyorar al pueblo a r!"rri"neS
pa"a au!orida,,H> muniripa'"S. nj
p."miIir cue =. nr@aui,rn riIb"S pc
liliru~ y ;nr l.>la raIGm rll=id Il al
Pr,>idrnt" Municipal It" Nr"v" La
redo y ,Ei6 in>,rurr.on"> a .'>ir para
uur nomlrr las drma> au.oridad"S
r5Ni,n~ IL, Il plaza.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-20

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