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SOCIAL NOTES
Dickens Clue LuNcAEoM.

A delightful social event of the
past week was the elaborate one
O'Clock luncheon given last Friday by
Mrs. d. E. Gibson at her beautiful
home on Greenwood avenue to the
members of the Dickens Club. Those
fortunate enough to be present to en-
joy the charming hospitality OF the
hostess were AIesdames James H.
Peabody, T. NJ. Harding, Joseph H.
Maupin, R. s Lewis, A. c. Dickinson,
B. F. Rockafellow, NJ. NJ. Sheetz,
Misses Ruth Lewis and Leila Dickin-
son of Canon City, Mesdames Frank
u. Bartlett, n. F. Handy, John Cleg-
horn of Denver Mrs. Sparrell Gale of
Roanoke, Va, and Mrs. Frank N. Car
rier of Santa Rita. N. NJ.
The large round luncheon table was
a veritable bower OF loveliness with
its wealth of flowers in the
delicate tints of pink, yellow and Law
ender intermingled in most artistic
peonies filled large round white
enameled basket in the center of
the table while individual corsage bou.
quets of sweet pease at each plate
formed a floral circle that added much
to the decorative effect
The place cards were little booklets
adorned with clever enigmatic pen
and ink sketches of Dickens books,
while on the bon bon boxes were
sketches of Dickens characters.
Between the courses of the elegant
menu greetings in the form of tele.
grams and letters from absent mem.
beIs were read by the hostess.
Much reg ct was expressed that the
president of the Club. Mrs. Greydene
Smith was detained in Portland, Ore
gon, because of the serious illness OF
her son, Mr.. Vincent Smith. Tele-
grams were exchanged between the
president and club during the after
noon.
Mrs. James Grafton Rogers of Den
yer sent her greetings to the club in
the form of beautiful sweet peas and
Mrs. Cuthbert Stearns of West Point
evidenced her interest in the occasion
by sending beautifully colored pic
ture of Nicholas Nickleby's Stage
Coach Ride to Dotheboy's Hail. to
be given as a prize in a guessing con-
test Mrs. Bartlett of Denver won
the picture. Mrs. Gibson also gave
a beautiful bronze medallion style
picture of Dickens to the one guess
ing the greatest number of charac-
ters in David Copperfield and Mrs.
Peabody was awarded this prize. The
luncheon was especially eventful be-
cause of the presence of SO many out,
of-town members.
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COLORED 400" Enjoy DANCE

Mr.. John Trusty gave dance last
Friday night to the colored 400"
Guests were present from Salida,
coaldale, Florence. Pueblo and many
other nearby towns. Good music
helped make the evening very en-
joyahle and the dancing participated
In by all present. Light refresh
ments we're served throughout the
evening. eS
Il was the event Of the season
among the nesroes and will be talkee
Of for many day. Mr.. Trusty has
sesn instrumental n aErnnging many
|eE these epjOyablo dalairs in the past
e3hasfpF han was the sssns q che
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The ACMY
CARNIVAL
WAS BIG
SUCCESS
BIG BUSINESS SATURDAY NIGHT
BROUGHT IN REVENUE RIVAL
ING THAT OF THE Previous
EVENING.

At IL O'Clock Saturday night the
Acmy carnival passed into histo 2,
leaving behind a pleasant mencry 10
those who had taken part N II and ii
nice bunch of money in the hards of
the entertainment committee of the
Y. NJ. C. A., under whose ausp.ces and
direction it was given. Originally
planned on a small scale tc procure
funds to purchase some porch swings
and other conyen:ences at the y NJ
C. A.; building the carnival idea ex-
panded and became sort Of common
ity-wide affair, enlisting IN its behalf
a public interest that assured its SUI
cess.
The total revenue produced by the
carnival was three hundred and thirty
six dollars, of which fifty dollars was
obtained from the sale Of tags and
the remainder, two hundred and eign-
ty six dollars, from the sale Of tickets
to the amusement attractions oc the
show grounds at the Washinst ,1.
school building. 1t was rather re-
markable thing that the income from
the sale of tickets on the show grounds
should have been practically the 5Gtne
on both Friday and Saturday even
ing's although such was the case Ffi-
day evening there was taken in at
the various tent attractions total
of one hundred and forty-three DOL.
lars and fifteen cents Saturday night
the financial returns from the same
source were one hundred ard forty
two dollars and ninety-five cents.
The expenses will be apprcSi-
mately one hundred dollars, which
will leave balance considerably IN
excess of two hundred dollars.
The carnival was an enjoy able az
fair in every respect and appealed
with great force to the children,
throngs of which were in attendance
at all times. The entertainment Tea.
lures, as a rule, were>y very good and
gave full satisfaction to their patrons
Some of them were quite as meritor
ious as those presented BY .tinereni
companies that have visited Canon
City during the last few years. The
circus, the vaudevi lie, the hypnotist
and some of the other carnival attrac'
tions were of high order Of excel
lence and the tents where they were
held were crowded at all perform
ances-
The show grounds were brilliantly
ba.h EriJau aud 10 10
nights and a large electric search
light was used to good advantage in
connection with the lighting scheme
The money taken in at the carnival
after paying all expense accounts viii
be devoted to the purchase of chairs,
porch swings and to screening in the
Macon avenue entrance verandah
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL.
ESTATE IN PARTITION
STATE OF COLORADO, }

County of Fremont
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
NELLIE cAYwooD and Ellen T..
Stipp, Petitioners and Plaintiffs. VA.
j. W. Stipp, Csicb II. Stipp HarrS
r. bingham. Warren Z bingham,
Ruth bingham. Gladys Bingham.
Chail les n. Bone. Howard Fone.
Eve cit Bone. Pauline Bone, Vonns.
Bone, and Chs rles n. Zone as Gene
raj Guardian OF said Howard Bone.
Everett Bone. Pauline Bone and Won
ma Bone. and Harry r. Bin ham, rs
Guardian OF said War en f. Bine-
ham. Ruth bingham and Gladys
Bingham. Defendants.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
I, G. V. Hodgin. Commissioner. APP
pointed by the Court In the above en-
titled cause by order made and en-
tered therein on the 10th day OF June,
1916, to sell and convey the real estate
hereinafter described and to distribute
the proceeds of such sale under the
direction OF the Court among the said
parties according to their respective
interests In Haid property, WILL pur-
suant to sad order. offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder therefor for
cash. at the South entrance 10 the
Fremont County Court House at
Canon City. Fremont County. Colo
rado, on Saturday, the LIST day OF July,
1916. at the hour OF 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon Of that day, the following
described real estate and property
situate In Canon City. Fremont Coun-
ty, State Of Colorado. particularly
described as follows. to-wit sBexin.
ming at point so feet west of the
Southeast Corner of Block Three (3l
Victor Addition to Canon City. Accord
ing to the Plat Of said Victor Addi-
tion on ale and of record In the office
OF the County Clerk and Recorder Of
Fremont County. State Of Colorado.
thence running Northerly and parallel
with the East line OF said Block
Three. f20 feet; thence Westerly naral.
lel with the South line OF said Block
Three, "a feet; thence Southeriy ana
parallel with the East line OF naid
Block Three (3), 100 feet: thcncc
Fast ON the South line OF said Block
Three t3J. 64 feet to the point Of BE-.
ginning, "tcKether, with the appurte-
nances thereunto pertAining, said
sale. however. to be made subject fo
the approval Of the Court. a li'''f
Dated June l4th, 1915. IN Il,
q. v. HQnQ1N.
First Pub Juue IS, 1915. "A y
Last Pub. June -. 1910.
a.
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MRS. CARRIER ENTERTA MS DICK
EMS CLUB

Mrs. F. n. Cagrier was hostess Mon
day to theatre party given for the
members of the Dickens Club. The
party attended the Mary Pickford
picture at the opera house and were
later entertained at the Hunter Palm
er home to a victrola concert. De
lightful refreshments of ices and
cakes were served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Gibson,
Mr. and Mrs A. c. Dickinson, Mes.
danes Hunter Palmer. Roht Lewis,
T. NJ Harding, Sr. T. NJ. Harding
Jr., Joseph Maupin, S. S. Gale, N. F.
Handy and F. N. Carrier
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HIGH WATER AT ECHO
SUDMERGES THE ROAD

The high water in the Arkansas
river, caused by the melting snow in
the Sangre de Christie mountains. ac.
cording to reports, has submerged a
portion of the ParkdaIe-Coto topaxi cut.
of on the Canon City-Salida highway
at Echo to deI tn Of five or six inch
es and is in danger of washing out a
part of 1t. 1t is not known whether
the flood has caused a suspension Of
travel over that section of the road
or not. but it is understood that un-
less it subsidies very quickly. 1t will
result in an enforced abandonment of
traffic there until repairs to the high
way can be made.
At the time the road was built II
was constructed about four feet be-
low high water mark and five feet be
low the grade established by the SUI
pervising engineer and the present
food is not surprising to those fami-
liar with the erratics character of the
river at this season of the year. The
roadbed. 1t is understood, was lower.
ed below the grade fixed by the engi-
neer on the order of w. R Alfred
state highway commissioner. because
OF the reduced cost of construction
Both MIR. Bunten. the engineer. and
the county commissioners protested
building 1t at the lower level. but In
spite OF that fact Mr.. Allred's orders
were followed in the matter OF con-
struction. To have built the highway
on the grade laid out by Mr.. Bunten
would have cost fifteen hundred or
two thousand dollars more than was
the case on the lower level aBd the
question of economy governed in It's
selection It was contended by the
engineer that as safe grade had
been followed at all other points on
the road 1t ought to be at Echo. bu,
his advice was overruled and a make
shift adopted
In view OF the permanency OF the
highway and its demands for traffic
during the summer months. when
most menaced by hish water. II Is un,
fortunate TO say the least that its
safety at this one place should Lave
been imperillei from foods. That a
chain is no stronger than its weakest
link is truisni and is especially ap'
plicable in this instance. II is said
that several hundred dollars viii have
TO be expended at Echo to build the
road high enough above the river to
be safe from inundation during the
season OF high water.
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MR.. AND MRS. MAUPiN
ENTERTAIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Maupin en-
tertained the Dickens Luncheon ladies
and their husbands on Friday night
at the Opera House followed by a So
cial evening at their home where re-
freshments were served and victrola
music enjoyed.
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ladies present who enjoyed a well ap-
pointed dinner at the noon hour. In
the afternoon the girls played games
and enjoyed themselves in various
ways, during which time ice cream,
cake and candy were served.
The occasion was one that will not
soon be forgotten by those present,
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NEXT DINNER DANCE
ON "WEDNESDAY EVENING.

The next d nner dance will be held
Wednesday evening, June 14th, at the
Mi Ter h tel TIE Hawaiian singers
will be the principal attraction.
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PICNIC AT COTTONWOOD HllL

Mr.. and Mrs. R. /. Sears dclIsptful-
ly entertained the employees Of the
Canon Steam ] aundry at picnic ut
Cottonwood Fill last Sunday with the
exception of two. Mss Mary Brock
man and NJ SIS Nary Ming. who rould
not be present. The party repoitod a
most enjoy2ble time.
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MRs. RocKAfeLLow ENTERTAIN,

Mrs. h. F. Rockafellow entertained
about thirty guests Saturday at an
afternoon tea in honor Of her guest,
Mrs. F L. Bartlett from Denver. and
other out of town members OF the
Dickens club. Gov. J. H. Peabody was
the only gentleman guest.
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YOURS FoR AUTO SERVICE.

Any day but Sunday. Listening to
make dates at and I O'Clock. Phone
Canon 543J. N. B. King 135p6w1
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MRS. TREMAYME ENrERTAlNo.

LAST Tuesday, Mrs. Tremayne en-.
|tertasned the members o. her Sunday
school Class 4 her hons On Tous
M1e. Tbers wsses tiatesu younS
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GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY TUES
DAY NIGHT

Dan Gould was the guest of honor
at very pleasant and enjoyable sur.
prise party given at the home OF HIS
uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. G. A.
Vawter, 9O2 Rudd avenue, Tuesday
night by his friends and classmates of
the Canon City high school Mr..
Gould was called upon early in the
evening by one of his associates and
taken for a walk in order that the com
pany might arrive unobserved during
his absence. About twenty young peo-
pie were present to enjoy the festivi-
ties and merriment resigned supreme
Until a late hour. Cards and social
games furnished the diversion OF the
evening. Ice cream, cake. candies.
etc. we're served for refreshments.
Those present were Messrs. Ed.
Williams, Hunter Palmer. Jr., Tim
Walsh. David Gibson. Oscar Swan
son, Harl Tanner. Max Hardy. Ira
Thomas. William Carlson, Dan Gould
and Misses Marion McFarIane, Grace
Lewis, Calista Burns. Ruth Goodrich,
Sarah Harding. Irma Mittcn. Nina
Means, Henrietta Ashley.
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YOUNG PEOPLE GIVE BIRTHDAY
PARTY


A ve-y dell htful little party was
given Tuesday afternoon by little
Miss Marion Lcis Adams and Master
Robert Scott, at their home, 532 Col
lege avenue. in honor OF their first
and second birthdays. Fifteen of
their playmates were invited to cele-
brate the event, which proved to be
very happy time for the little tots
Refreshments we're served and when
the children were ready to leave each
was presented with box of candy as
a souvenir of the occasion. The host
and hostess were presented many
nice gifts by their little friends
Those present were Chas. Sage, Mar
ion Lily Grenacker. Billy Dickinson,
Gladys Dickinson, Ruth, Ellen, Louise
and Alice Jenkins. Preston Adams
Teddy Hubbard. Geo. BALDWIN, Geo
Nix. Geo. Milliken Of La Junta, Lea.
witt Thorean, Betty vinnemann, and
Cyrus Brenniman.
MRS. I. c. RANKIN HOSTESS.
The members Of the Columbine
Circle OF the United Presbyterian
church met in regular session at the
home Of Mrs. ]. C. Rankin on Harrison
avenue Monday evening. Besides the
the circle members a few ouaata ware
present to njoy the program. Am un-
usual treat was furnished by Mr. Fell
ter who hrst gave splendid talk on
Korea, following which he gaye m
Illustrated lecture on Japan. Light
refreshments were served.
During the year the circis has made
study Of The Kipg's Hishway.v The
lessons have been conducted ~ MSs.
Rankin and have been intenssly m
teresting. This closes the miCslon
study for The year although ~ qisclel
will meet socially during ~ ~ 4
Anok ~
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DESDE Ell D~ESTIERPO.
viene de Ia pagins =

Desputs de este proceso, cuyo i'd
Ito dejamos a c~iterio De rues,roS
l~ectoreS. NADIA impc-Ia que IN prensa.
carrancisra 0 antlcar~anciSta, Olga
10 que a bier tenga sobre IA division
de Cbregon ' Gonzalez. que n lin
cStan Va para d~esarrollarse ~acontev.-
nientos que Made Podra evjrar :
oue una vez mas, nos v~ndran =
convencer de que es ley historical c,
surg;mienGo &c II tirania cespucs
de Una ~revoluci6n nal necna. Is. CO.
mo 1odo movimienVo popular de pro
tesla Sc genera en- Ell sero m.smo lie
toda dictadara, por p~aJernal ) 1o-e-
ran:e que sea y por mayores cue re-
sulren las garantias que ofrece 1 los
'rtereses c~o}ecyivos de una nacion.
EPAMINONpAS.
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information della Ciudad de Mexico

Particular del Jefe del Cuevpo del
Eiorcito de Orien-e. despues de dos
me,e, = medic de licencia.
Rctiy;eniose Il n personalidad del
sc6o- Sercetario de. general Con
z%Icz. 81 senior Preboste agre&6 que
Ge=de hace ueGpo de$empena eS"
ae.icaGo pueSto. Y que L fuecza de
Ur& labor honrada Y D@staate j~uicio-
So e habia cap-ado II contiaa@a
del a.;o iete milirar.
E se5o" Prebos1c hiZ9 cnJrega
mi.uc.osa dc Ia Secretaria Par,icu-
la. cue desempeho durante Ia au-
sencia de. senior ~licerciado de IA Pa
Guerra.
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IN SOBRNO EEL PRIMER JEFF
V;ene dc Ia pagina 4.

cue Ell concrete venda en- plata, tam
POGO que Sc ~desprecie e. panel mo-
media. = en- general. no pernite VI
VII. pero e$as leyes no son aplica-
b!es al senior C~arvanza. sino 4 los
comercianJes.
81 81 fin de ia r~evo!uci6n ha sido
proteger para que medren de una
manera barbara los sobrinoS del
primer jefe. eatonces no hay NADIA
dicho. SOLO que en- veZ de proc!2ma.
justic.a. iguoldad y abolici0n de mo-
1opolioS, deberian decir que Sc trata
de enriquecer q los sobrinos, con per
iuicio de roGa Ia naci6u,"
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correspondence '>p''''' Par" IA ''">>'
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chas personals psrii.r.a con egoismo
detes.aU.e. in:rla&i~ los m"u'"t'E q.
II "~,o-.dad. s"@Hr&S "c iIe = PEI"
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CH.ASCARRILLO.

La mama dando lection a su hijo:
{ Te acoriaras?.. E. pOeta Mil
ton era cicg0. Est0 eS tan taciI
ir rrtcnrr en- la memorial.
s.. mama.
-Namos a VET. STue d~esaraCia era
Ia ia Milton?
Era poHta.
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NacimirntGS.

ina mia H., mag~.moU.o e.. =.
Martin n ri u;uur"u l5l@ 4" IA a..
Ic Bu-ua Vista.
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Euando Sc G:riia ! aijuna de las
CaSaS an,nciadaS meGc;Dne este
peri6dicc.
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GedeGn Irtia a 81 lijo:
-Cuando estemos en los bauoS
5rocura NJ entTar al d-ua sin PC
1ertn an'a> h ropa Dara~arja.
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AsesiaarOn para rabarlo q
Juan Lopez en- Ell Mine
raj de Morenci, Ariz.
Otras importantes infor
maciones de los mine
rales de la region
m~encionada
Correspondents especial pacs Ia PnENsa

correspondents esPeeiai PaNa LIZ ErI-NSN
CLIFTON. Arizona. Mario 3l.-En
al vcrino mineral de Norenci tuvo
lugar Ell iueves de esta Semana un
crimen eSpaluznante que tiene no
rrorizad0s todos los habitantaS de
hahla eSpanoIa de Ia localldad. La
victima del crimen fu6 Juan Lopez,
IN individu0 como de treinta Y ocho
amos de edad que trabajaba como
'desjaiaIn' en- una De las minaS lie
Norenci, V Quien habia recibido de
lie raya Ia suma de Si65. 90. A:Gui6n
So do cuenta dc que Lopez era posee
dor de Ia no despreciable su!na de
que Sc Ia hecho menci6n, Y anduvo
vi2ilando!o ca objetO de despojar!0
De ella, Y por deSgracia. e. minero
~favorecio los planes del ssesino, pues
So do a correr a Il juarsa con
81 dinerO Que habta ganad0. Los de-
tales de- como So comcti6 Ct cTimeH
NJ Sc conocau todavia, pero e. case
Dc que Lopez fuS encontrado en- =.
entrada del tinal de "a ~concentra-
dora nLmero 6 con IN baIazo eD Ia
cabaza V despojado del pToducto de-
81 trabajo. Sc presume que q autOc
del crimen 10 Ilev6 a aquel Sitio Ell
complete estado de embriaguez Y
atii % matd. Los que vieron a Lopez
p0r Ultima vez dican que Sc eGcon-
traba IN una casa de mala nota, en-
astado de tmbriaeucz.
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CaTralza aTnensza con
hacer quebrar a los CO.
mercia1tss de nues-
trO pais
Dice que 81 no reclben
los biimbiques les qui-
tara las rercancfas
para venderlas
c~orrespondeneia especial para la rRENsA

Correspondence especial para la PhtNsA
Ell PASO. Texas. Abrii io.-En es-
ia cjudad 50 IN rccibido IN docreto
| del Primer Jcfa del Prcconstttucio-
nalismo. Venustiano CarranZa ame-
nazando a todos los ComercIanjcs de
Ia Repdblica con hacer.os quehrar
81 So rehusan a aceptar los biIim-
hirlps. E. decrato est& c0ncebido Ell
los siguientes t6rminos:
~Habiando l!cgado q conocimiento
del jete del poder executive que en-
yarias regiones de la republica los
concentrates anuncisn que c~erraran
sus cstablecimiantOs tampQra!mente,
d suspenderan enteramente Sus 0pr-
racioncs. estimo necesario eXpedir
IN dccrcto, a fin de evitar 7 COM
Meta Da-alizaci6n del concrete. de-
rlarando que tai c.ausura seTa de-
finitiva. que 50 Cevocaran las lic"n-
'rias. Sc hara i~nv"gltaTio de las e1is-
tencias Y d.spu&s dc r~aiuarlaS. =
vcndcran on subasta piDl!ca. En- to-
do case 81 ;nventario Sc tomara IN
~preSenria de- los ~interesad0s D Sis
REPRESENTATIVES. y cuanGO So trate De
un eStablecimiantO extTanjaro, cI in
vcntario debara tomarSe IN pTesen
cia d. IN consul de Ia uaci6n a que
e. c~iudadano intercsado p~eTtanezca.
Las e~yistenciaS debcrdn vcndcrse
IN q mi<mo Nstab.ecimi"nto por q!
p-osidanta municipal quinn cHrtiiica-
IA n IA liruidaci6n asia On rasla. To-
dos los c~omcrciantcs que m~antan2an
abin~;oS SIS cStablncim antos. rar!-
bran toda Ia p~rota'ridn in ia> l"yas.
80 dacrnta i~raim"n;" que IA AZ
tuai emission do pane. mon'Ia coli
tinuari m rircu'acidn ha>ta .! pro
ximo Is d. Junio. Y S'-HiTl sianio
valor InGaf para todo n"gorio ' iran
<a>,i5n ,inl =obi1rno. aun drspu''~
he G,r rircuIe Ia nu"ya. Haas 4
boy tamhiIn Iur 81 -ohlrru" IL Ina
preto,siiIe nunra r"pudiar ia actual
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-04
Sc deelaran en- hueIga los
0breros de la fuBdici0n
dc Sa!tiIIo, Cosh.
Espinosa Mireles va a
vender mania barata
a los pobres de d.
cha capital
Correspondence especial para IA PnENsA.

SALTTLIO. Coahuila. Mario 81
Los ohrcr0s de Ia fundici6n de meta
les que So encuantra en- 81 norte de
csta ciudad Sc han dccIdrado on
hueiga pidiendo IN aumento de Sucl-
do. alc-ando IA ?aZdn que IS cla-
NOR naciOnal de que ns impossible VI
vir con 10 que so le paGa en- razon
de q 81 bilimblTue no valnnada. Y en-
ESQ deprcciado y peligT0sO papel re-
ciben sus suicides. PaTece que los d.
rectorps de Ia empresa de que sc ha-
bla estan dispuastos a hacer e. all
menLo de que Sc trSta. pues no ma
de series gravoso, en- ra26n de qu"
e.!o5 r~ealizan u metalcS en e. "X-
traaiero y obtienen orc por 81 venta,
con e cual pueden compraF bi!lm-
biques a raz6n de dos poT TN conta-
70 V aumcniarirs el peso ' medic,
moneda prceonstitucionalista qua pi-
den los obreros, o sean tres cuartos
de ccntavo orc. sin que ~:esientan
perjuicios.