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Evening star., 1915-01-18
Purchase of Spring
Kimonos g Negligees
Offering Extra Good Values

Quality for quality, we believe
that you will not find their equal in
the city at our prices. Compare
them yourself.
Solid Color Plain Crepe kimOnOs,
cut square neck, made with gather
ed waist with elastic bands, kimono
sleeves, tucks over shoulder running
from waist line front to waist line
in back, trimmed with satin rib
bon. Colors are melon o. Fn
pink and lavender. EN- % .OU
ceptional value at.....
Serpentine Crepe kimOnos, made
with circular back. Has new fat
collar with long revers over
shoulder; kimono sleeves trimmed
with ribbon to match and finished
with fine knife pleating. Colors are
white and lavender, blue and
with light blue white CO M
hagen and brown, at.
sample Corduroy Negligees. lined
throughout with white silk made
with round collar, cross-over front
finished with bow. Colors are coral.
wistaria and azure. Originally de-
signed to sell for S12.00., but be-
cause this is a sample 90 En
lot. choice tomorrow DO.OU
Crinkled Crepe Negligees. made
with short sleeves. finished al neck
and sleeves with fine knife pleating.
All the same style. but in different
colors-pink, light blue,
white, lavender. wis o. nP
taria and black. sDsO.SO
Choice ....--..-.-..
Evening star., 1915-01-18
II w Kanns Usual Best Qualities Savings
rs anQ 0II1du w aISS~ WomanC Can AHordtoM

especially now, when plans are bel,
10c Initial Wash Cloths;
each in sealed package. Spe- 6c
10c Light weight Dress
Shields. Sizes 8 and 4. Spe- X
cial. pair. ~
John Clark's 20O-yard Spool Cot
ton. Special, spools f0-
for Observation-Disclosures.
sc Spools Nassau 5O0-yard
Basting Cotton. Special. 2 5c
spools for ..-..............
100-yard Spool Silk, black IN
and colors. Special, spools wv
10c Papers Crescent Needles,
100 English needles in paper. K
Special ................. ~
Sc Berkshire Hooks and a.
Eyes. Special, a card. d........ ~
Silk Skirt Braid: used for bind
ind or trimming; in black and Il
colors. Special. a yard. .... ~
Evening star., 1915-01-18
DEAF?
The ACQUISITION

Will enable you to hear normally.
1t is inconspicuous and easy to use.
Its wonderful efficiency will astonish
YOU Test it today; satisfy yourself
that deafness can be relieved.
GENERAL ACOUSTIC COMPANY,
4O2-5 Evans Building,
1920 \. Y. Ave NV.
Evening star., 1915-01-18
Nav Inherit Land Allotted Wife.

The Supreme Court of the United States
today upheld the right of a white man
intermarried with Creek Indian to in
herit land allotted to his wife. The deci-
sion was announced in the case Of George
a. Solander,
Evening star., 1915-01-18
TO CAUCUS ON SHIP BILL
Chief Interest in Congress Centers
in Meeting of Senate
Democrats.

Chief interest in Congress today CEN
tered in the outcome of tonight's eau
Gus of Senate democrats on the govern
ment ship purchase bill, for upon its
action depends the fate of that meas
ure. all hope of the passage at this ses-
sion of any general legislation as well
as some of the appropriation bills prac-
tically having been given up, owing
TO the legislative tangle in the Senate.
To Pass on Amendments.
,Tonights caucus. the second on the
shipping bill, is for the purpose of
passing upon a number of amendments
to the measure. Democrats are divided
over the form of the bill, vigorous OPP
position having developed to the gov
ernment ownership feature at Satur-
day nights caucus. They are confront
ed also with the nnalterable opposi-
ton of the republicans, who have an
nounced their intention of defeating
the bill if possible.
Another matter which the caucus will
haze to decide will be how much con-
tinuous time is to be given to con-
sideration of the shipping bill to the
exclusion of supply measures.
Evening star., 1915-01-18
$3.50


made tor spring sewing.
10c Six-yard piece of Superfine
: India Tape; all widths. Spe- K
1oc 24-yard piece Cotton L.
Tape. Special, a piece. oS
Earl Dressmakers' Pins. IN
4 lib. box for. >OS
Dust Caps; assorted colors. X
Regularly 10c. Special. each. ~
CSC Rubber ressing
Combs; assorted styles. Spe- m.
c1al, each wv
&C to lac Lisle Elastic, black
and white: all widths. Spe- K
ciaL a yard. ~
Sanitary Aprons. Regu- *.
larly Csc. Special. each. 900. ~
Sanitary Pads. Put up 3 in
box. Regularly 10c. Spe- K
cial, a box. ~
Elastic a n tary Belts. f0e
Regularly Csc. Special at. wv
Evening star., 1915-01-18

Koh-i-noor Snap Fasteners. black.
or white. Regularly 10c a h
dozen. Sale price.
Snap Tape by the yard. black. or
white. Regularly 25c. Spe- 1Sr
cial, a yard. "a
1Oc Cotton Inside Betting. black
or white. inches wide. Spe- &c
cial, a yard.
Notion Store-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1915-01-18

arc needed at all times, but more
Silk Inside Betting. black or
white, / Y, 1A and inches t0c
wide. Choice, yard. ...... wv
Zig-zag Collar Supporters. on
~card. all widths. Special 3 10c
cards for ................
15c Real Hair Nets. all f0c
over size. Special. each....
SC Silk Hair Nets with 10c
elastic. Special. for.
Csc Hair Barrettes and 10r
Side Combs. Special. choice.
Shell Hair Pins. Dozen on 10e
card at
.1Oc. Shoe Trees. Special. a .6r
pair ........... ..............
15c Folding Nickel Coat f0c
Hangers. Special. al.............
Ice Trousers or Skirt Hang 5c
ers. Special. ................
Clinton Safety Pins. Spe- IN
cial. dozen for. r..............
Evening star., 1915-01-18

First rub the chest or throat with
Onesa OIL; then soak piece OF Ham
mel With the ON and put II around the
neck or throat, and cover with piece
Of dry flannel. This simple trestmens
saanal6e xixsa selisS. Isil b0t;le -&oGA
Evening star., 1915-01-18
These Very Important Items Forciby Show the
Extraordinary Savings Now Possible in Our
SALE OF A LEADING NEW YORK
FURRIER'S MADE-UP STOCK OF
Mufs, Coats, Scarfs and Sets

$3.50 Baltic Lynx Sets
Consisting of two-skin effect scarf and plain trim
med muffs. This SALE a
$1,000 Baltic Lynx Scarfs
Also wolf fox and nearseal; beautiful models.
In this sale, choice
$3.50 Black Coney Lynx Sets
Scarfs in two-skin effect mus in plain pillow style
Fur Store-Second Floor
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1915-10-28

be depended upon to appreciate the ma.
ture Of public trust.
The development of the independ-
ent newspaper, whose editorial utter
ances and news are not tainted by the
party flavor, is simply n concomitant
of the development of the independent
thinking voter. II is unnecessary 10
recall Wat part this voter has had in
the selection of the government of
the United States ! nrecent years. And
IL il were not for him, all election re-
suits could be determined by the CEN
sus a year beforehand. II is he who
is worrying the political bosses in
New Mexico right now.
While New Mexico is away behind
good many other states in this re-
gard, and adheres in many respects
t. political methods that were gener-
ally put on the shelf decades ago, yet
here, rs elsewhere, more and more the
voter is learning to scrape off the la
bel and see what is underneath. Il
is the province of o real newspaper to
help him scrape.--Santa Fe New Mex
lean.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1915-10-28
DIR. J. e. MANNEY

Diseases Of Women and Children
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1915-10-28
Explosives In Road Building

One OF the newer methods OF r"au
bu,,d,ne that is fast winning the 10
dosement ~ the better yer'ed contfac
tor ,s Tint Of employ lng dynamite TOT
reducing the heavy wor'
Grading through hard ground OF FocN.
for instance, Il tedious and requires
time aud labor The use " dynamite
for blasting such material Is a welcome
relief Both rock and hard clay may
be looscncd In the cut by well placed
charges Of explosives if holes are drlll
cd into the ground little way up the
bank and loaded. Careful spacing anu
loading for electrically cred blasts VII
result In bringing down both classes ol
materials IN the bcet possible manner
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1915-10-28
THE INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER

More and more is the truly inde-
pendent newspaper coming to be re-
garded by the p.blic as the organ Of
the independent, thinking people Of the
country; and more and more is the
slavish party mouthpiece being rele-
gated to the ranks Of the relics Of
other days.
Men nowadays are getting away
from the idea Of having their thinking
done for them and handed out ready
made, TO be swallowed hook, line and
sinker II used to be that the party
label was the answer. To be other
than n party man was unthinkable in
politics BE the party leader soever
rascal. IL he wore the uniform all
good men and true must perforce rally
20 the standard and follow him blindly
through paths however crooked and
mire however deep. Be the leadership
rotten as il might, the party news
paper must keepstep with the stand
ard-bearer; IL must support men and
not principles and attack virtue no
matter however stainless il virtue was
aligned against the party boss. The
American newspaper, however, is grow
ing rapidly away from that archaic
idea, just as the voters have grown
away from IL. Il was n wrench, no
doubt. In this state we have known
splendid old veterans Of the Civil War
TO become most bitter against news
paper because as it happened it would
not stand for candidates who, but for
the Grand Old Party label, would have
been regarded with the greatest con-
tempt by the warriors of the Lincoln
brand Of Republicansm.
The newspaper, or alleged newspa-
per, nowadays, that will cringe and
fawn and fulsomely praise anything
that bears the party brand. or print
made-to-order convictions in order to
get a little official pecuniary aid, is
sadly out-of-date. II insults the in
telligence of the reading public. There
IS such thing as n newspaper stanch
to party principles which is not afraid
10 lash men who betray those ,,rincl-
pies; it is TO all intents and purposes
an independent paper. The greater
newspaper is the one that realizes
that principles Of benehcerS govern
ment and honest public policy are the
possession Of no political party; which
is at liberty without par.isa1 shackles
to attack meanness and selfishness and
incompetence in public places where
ever they appear; and to support men
OF any political complexion who may
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1915-10-28
GLASSES Fitted

Tell the News about your visitors.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1915-10-28

In looscnius shalc aud rock 10 fncili.
tate hand or steam shovel work dyna.
mite Is also very effective, while stumps
may be blasted from thr roudbcd Just
as though they were being remove!
from field 10 be cleared and cultivated
Bouldcrs also nrc easily shattered 10y
suitable loading aud when " hard rock
tnay be- crushed into surlacing stone,
The side bitches ~ well us the long
outfnll bitches can also he blasted in
Keeping with the nature Of the ground.
In fact. there are no limits practically
20 the many uses and advantages 90
dynamite for road building when care
ful amd thoughtful attention Is given
10 the work
incidentally the planting Of shad,
trees for roadside Improvement and at
trnctivcpcss g. greatly facilitated by
the judicinu- u.u.uf q ilttl" dynamite"
Il Is recognized fact that trees plant
ed IN blasted holes grow much more
rapidly ana prugrc.~ more favorahly
han those planted In tho average spad,
dug ground.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1915-10-28

lst pub. Oct. 21, 1915
End pub. Oct. 28, 1915
3rd pub. Nov. 4, 1915
9TH pub. Nov. II, 1915
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1915-10-28
Just the Thing"

A tailor's work is sedentary. That
is why most tailors suffer from con-
stipation. G. W. Robertson, Wichita
Falls, Tex, says: 81 find Foley Cath.
artic Tablets the most delightful, and
cleansing cathartic have ever taken.
They are just the thing" They keep
the stomach sweet and the liver ac-
tive, drive away headache, dullness,
tired feeling, billiousness, bloat and
other results of clogged bowels. Very
prompt and effective, without gripe or
pain. Stout people praise them for
the light, free feeling they give. For
sale by Sands-D Dorsey.
Tell the News about your visitors.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1915-10-28
Two Children Had Croup

The two children of j. W. Nix, mer.
chant, Cleveland, Ca, had Group last
winter. One was "A boy Of 6, the other
a gill of g years. Mr.. Nix writes:
Both got so choked up they could
hardly breathe and couldn't talk. |
gave them Foley's Honey and Tar and
nothing else and it entirely cured
them" This reliable medicine should
be in every home for it gives imme-
date relief from colds, coughs and
Group, heals raw inflamed throat and
loosen phlegm.
For sale by Sands Dorsey Drug Co.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1915-10-28
Serial No. Oli7l9 Cont. No. 81;
NOTICE OF CONTEST
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Tucumcari
New Mexico
October IS, 1915

October IS, 1915
To Bascom Cassell of Bartlesyile
Okla, Contestee:
You are hereby notified that War.
rem +. Wilkerson, who gives Forrest.
New Mexico, as his postofllce address
did Oh September II, 1918, file in thi,
Office his duly corroboratcd applica-
ton to contest and secure the cancel
lation of your Add'l lid entry, Serial
No. Ol17l9, made September IL. 1911
for NEh Of Section 2, Twp GN, of
Range 2SE, NM.P. NJ. and as grounds
for his contest he alleges that said
entryman has wholly abandoned both
his original and addl entry since Sent
1913; that he has wholly failed To cul-
tivate any land on either original u.
addl entries since the last mentioned
date, which defaults have not becp
cured at this date; that cntrym n of
fered proof on his addl entry in Sent.
1913 and final certificate ISSUED there
on, but applicant is informed and lc.
lieves that the statement contained in
the said final proof were untrue and
that as matter of truth and fa, tho
entryman had not resided upun bis
original entry for suilicien. time to on.
title him to patent on the same. and
that because of such faulty resile1c,
upon the original entry, the state.
ments made in connection with m,
final proof on the add1 being rntluo
as well, the said final proof sho Id Lc
rejected and the entry Cancelled;
You are, therefore, further notified
that the caid allegations will be taken
as confessed, and your said entry will
be cancelled without further right to
be heard, either before this office or
on appeal, IL you fail TO file in this
Office within 20 days after the fourth
publication of this notice, as shown
below, your answer, under oath
specifically responding to these allepa.
tions of contest, together with duo
proof that you have served q copv Of
your answer on the said Contestant
either in person or by registered mail.
You should state in your answer
the name of the postoiiice to which Won
desire further notices TO be sent 10
you.
r. p. DoNoHoo, Register.
FELIPE SANCHEZ y BACA,
lst pub. Oct. 81, 1915
End pub. Oct. 28, 1915
Ord pub. Nov. 4, 1915
4th Dub Nov n 1QIE
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1915-10-28

II you don't see it in the News pc"-
haps you didn't tell the editor about it
Tell US about your visitors.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-09

Pass a 10 pagIas 5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-09
LO que dice I'm eXdiputado.

Sc encuentra rn Nogales, Sonora,
el eIdiputado Eduardo Gonzalez,
quien ACADIA de liegar de la ciudad
De Mexico.
En- una entrevista celebrada con
81, el senior Gonzalez st expres6 en-
los siguientes terminus: "Desde eI
principle de "a revolution, dele de
aceptar a C~arranza y proteste COIL
ira los actos hOstiles De que hizo
uso contra el g~obernador Maytore-
ma. Al triunfO de la revOluCi6n
contra Huerta, mi actitud sigui6
tirme ante lOs procedures del Sc
nor CarraRza. cOnforme se deduee
de mi cOnducta ante la Convention
de Asuascallentes. Despues, al sa-
lir Gutierrez de Mexico, con Quien
jamaS cOutraje compromises poll
tlcos. halleme IN una Situaci6n d.
ficlliSima, en- virtud de mi amistad
con Ell general BlancO. Dadas las
circunStancIas especialisimas pOr-
lue atravesaba ell pals. impossible
-abaSe presentarme a ningun jefe,
Y entonces pensG ganar la frontera
para ponerme a las 6rGenes de
Iuien HE conoeia Y a cuyo lade lu-
he Ell tiempos aAterieres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-09

mas que 4 planes naciOnalistaS y
democratiros, 4 preconcebidoS pla-
hes politicoS y comerciaLes dc los
magnateS de Ia pOLitica y lie Ia
banca de este pals. no aDria OcE-
rrido Ell maSa j cubriT de paIIn&s y
flores 81 canine rec0rrIdO por Il
"htror'. drsde la EStacI0n dc bue-
ma Vista a. PaIacio NacionaI, III t!
ST. Madcro, acOmpaHadO e. 81 fol-
Lado Iugartrnirnte FL ST. de- la Ba-
IRA. hubIcra p~rcSchcIado tan tran
quilo desde eel balloon principal del
PalacIo. RI numerosisimO desfiir
popular que 10 aclamaba como =!
salvador, como su ~rrgrurrador y
como 81 nuevo idoIo.
pcro mala mente hrmos dicho
'putbIo meXicano' cOnfun.
dicndu a csc TODD" con el pupu-
lacho de- Ia Capital, que habia en-
salzadU al General Diaz para Iapi-
darIo 4 Ida sjguiente, que ahora
estaba cusa!zaudo a Madero, para
~alrgrarse por Su murrte dos amos
d"spucs. en- que arrojaba flores y
paimas u los pies DE los "htrueS'
del cu~artcIazo de Ia CiudadeIa, Y
que s. cmbriag6 con Huerta. de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-09
SECCION EDITORIAL
Ell REGRESO DEL GENERAL HUERTA

La presenca de alguncs famliares del ex-prcsdente Huerta en- la
cfudad de la Habana. el amunciado yiaie del general Banquet a Nueya
Orleans y San Antonio: Ia presencia en- Belize ' Guatemala de algunas
personals bHn cOnOcidaS Dor su ah ei6n al paSato regimen Y algnOs
OrOS hechOS de mcnor SimificaciUn que 81 cOnSideran coneXOS Il los
anterorcS han dado Trirgcn EN- 81 ranScurSo de los utimOS OchO dns
para que c;rcue como ,aHda la c>pecie de que cl div nionaro iaicicn>e
eNi en- yiSpera> de prr>rntarSe nuryamentc en- Ia cScena pubica de-
MEXICO. como iegp supreme de- I'm nue,O moYimiento reyOlucionario.
No uuprrmoS de-, irutar "A pri9ri" Ia anterior eSpecie nj nos CO.
rresponde tampocs hacrrlo Crqemo> ue. por cI mouento. ' en- au-
senria de d,tos riicjinncs me corr,borcn los rugnores Que Dor ai cir
tan defcado a<unlo: pcro cnteudcmus que bmm pueden puntuaIizarsc
algunos hechos cn 81 ;2rrcno de Ia simple hip6teSiS. que nos ponJan
en- condolences de podrr diSccrnr haNa que punto eNi>te Ia puibi-
Idad he que Il rNprc>identc de- MtNico Sc decida Il aSumir Ia iefatura
de cualqucr NOV imieuto rrNoIucioHario
Fuera tOda auIbtguedad y reticcncia. nos parecc deSde luego que
en- las EcrSicneS que circular. entra mucho FL dc>eo de los emtgrado>
POLticoS meNicano> que a>piran. dc>dc fl dc>icrro. 4 RECONSTRUCT Ia
patria Sobe >oIda> bases DE- "galfdad ' iusticia- E>e deSeo tradurtdo
Fl" Hpl'''"'" yep Ut Gf preparedness ue l'fua Z Ia mas
>ymiI'a ""jet'F2 ; It cNaD"nar lodo IN programme de rtiNIndi-
caciOne> pFoNIa~ anutando hcch"> alShdGN que. proDablennenle, nc
tengan cohesion alguna Ell q tcrreno de los htchoS poSiu'O>
Con todo, : HW! possible que al eNpreSidente ilUafIa It pFcocupe.
como n> pr"eupamoS I"Go> toN que anlInoS - la patra con amor Iucr-
u ' ur>iHtere>Ido pr NntlrIon"r dc tudIlucr nlHuo las dfNa>tFnNaN
condicione> p"IQue a'r"'irNa Nf>i," y que para g" pbieto este dis
Iue>'o " a9"Fi5r todo I'll c""iingonte dc 81 e>fuerIo y bHsna voluntad
In pF,Sthcia nt las ueN'enturL> nac"naIeS TODD meNicano bien nactI'
ten ia meIudiDle obIgacI0h y. >HIuitan"amcnte. tI ndi>cuuble derc-
cho de tomar ANA mayor O mcmor ingerencia EN- Ia seduction del pa'oro-
20 probema que tcrrmc> planlcado por drantc y nj eI NprcSidenIc
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ART|CULOS AJENOS
FL CONFLICTO MCIONAL DE LA REVOLU-
CION MEXICANA

Sin preocuparse va de los PrlnCi-
pioS. de las ReformaS, de NADIA cue
a la sucrtc del pueblo meXicanc Sc
refiera. el Ciudadano C%arranZa. que
tan parco habia vcnido demostando-
Sc en- tai sentido. hasta 10 avcntu-
rar pa!abra de OfreclmientO S"gu-
70 Y precise Ell cuantO 4 las neceSI-
dadrS fundametaLes cntraHadas por
la hevoIucIGn, parecc Sentlrse CO.
mo aqueiado del prurito de los In
formes y de los Manifiestos. pcrc
solo 4 la Primcra Jefatura del Eier-
clto ConStitucioualiSta. que, natu-
raImente. desca q rctcncr. d"sdr
rI puuto de vista de- una absu"da
inylolabilidad de su persona.
Fac!L Is cOmprobar que al Ma
nifiesto. que tan rrSonadamente han
cncomiado los SrrvIdorcS incondi-
cionales del Ciudadauo CarraIZu.
apartce. ante TODD crItcriU impair
cial, acknowledgements pIagado Ic
"faIsedadcs, Contradictions y tor
peas, para rrpetIr las ~energ:cas
auuqur no muy sercuas palabras
con que eI referidO documcnto 4
Ilflca la PrUclama del srior Gene
raj Villa.
AnteS de entrar en- materia. en-
vista dc la Rcforma del Manifesto
yacIado Ell cI cstiIo cpiStoIar o re-
portcriI. del Informe. convene ha-
Ger rrsaltar Ia declaration asenla-
ia en- los conference.-the drjauO
circular Goa toda IIbcrtad un Ma
nIlirsto que cscribierUn ell GhihuG-
hua cl General NilIa.....-SIn te-
ner para que penetrar en- la cX2cti-
tud de tan purril declaration. he
De a~conSciar al C%iudadano C~arran-
"a que, para en- 10 de adelante, hd-
case 81 eScribir por otraS plumaS los
lnturIneS y NanltIeStOS, "a que Ell
los que SUI originalidad personal ha
copiado haSta ahora, NADIA hay
que valga la pcna de- recIamar. CO.
20 FL parcce hacerlo, 10 que So en-
pOr ]paternidad lIteraria. Con-
ycndria, dada Ia SInceridad de III
coascjo, no cacr, ESQ 81, en- la reln-
cidcncla de encargar tales empciioS
4 quien redact6 Ia desmedrada Nota
Z Washington, que firm6 t! Ciuda
dauO Carranza. cuaudo la ocupQciGu
ic Neracruz por las fuerzaS uOrtca-
mcricanaS, Ell la que, 81 Ia forlna
no era la propia de un documcntc
International. el foudo. como St ha
no pudo ser dccorOSsmentc
sostcnido nj pOr o. autor. nj por cI
fiTmante.
Natural es ahora que este eAa-
critiC9 st ajuSte al tORO St
POI" el propio dOcumeulC !
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sion ~perpetla.
DrSpurS lie cuar-nta ' ocnv
horas De d~eIiberscI6n, eI jurado Fiji
do So yrrriIctO De cuIpabllidad, a
las cuatro cuarenta ' cInco de Ia
tardr.
Fl proceso inStruido contra Ia Sc
nora Orucr comenzj en- eI aHo de
1911, han conocido de e seis jura-
los ; segdn los .nformes proporcio-
aadvs q Ia pcensa, al Estado L
cuesta muy cerca de ounce M.
djlayrs.
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Maytorena ha sido investido del cargo de Comandante Miltar
del Estado de Sonora
La situation de muchas poblaciones es tai, que las famlias salen a Ia
Gale semidesnUdas en- busca de aEmentos para matar ell
hambre que las acosa

miento de C~omandaute militar del
Estado de Sonora.
De maners que e. senior Maytore-
ma es hoy absolute jefe del Estado
que gobierno Y a5f podra deSsrro-
liar mas ampIiamente, sin trabas
ningunas, el plan De gobieruo ' de
campaHs que haze tempo tiene es-
tudiado, para losrar la pacific2-
ciGn de Sonora = poder e~ncarrilar
dicha entidsd por Ia VIA del pro-
gresO.