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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06

oI learning tiie art OF piaywriting and
earning q living at the same time His
lirst realization Of how hard the prob
lem was came with the return OF seven
plays and sketches Of his In succession
from various managers with more or
less sincere regrets that "the inclosed
manuscripts are not adapted to our
use
walter was not the type who spring
fully developed into mastery and
success from The start. He went
deeply and iastingIy into whatever he
set out TO do; hence his progress was
likely to be deliberate After the re-
turn of his flock Of efforts at play
writing Walt found that II he wanted
to keep on eating and sleeping under
a roof to say nothing of wearing fit
clothes, he would have to turn TO some
work that would bring him money at
once
Playwrltlng was not that Kind Of
work as yet He secured an assistant
editorship In the office Of a fiction
magazine, where his work was the
reading OF shoals of would be contri
buttons to the magazine and editing
The accepted ones For eight hours
day OF this york he was paid just
enough TO support him and little
more, but not neough to support an
other person.
AZ This point he met Janet, who was
then secretary to the owner of the
magazine. With more promptness
than he had ever decided anything
clse in life, he decided that he had
found the woman he wanted as his
life partner And Janet, with equal
Dfomptpess and eagerness. seconded
the nomination on her own part
At once "Schoolmistress Life" set
them series Of problems TO solve
problems which grew in number
comp.exiiy. depth and difficulty with
cyc,y step forward they took
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06
EVENING
T4IRY TALE q M4R71
~ y1 seSsaR ooSnEa
FROGS PLAY TENNIS.

Nick and Nancy had put up lit
H. Tennis Net 50 they could prac
fco hitting the Balls back and forth.
n was not a regular Tennis Net, but
bey thought they could get started in
lofs aud lots Of time, so that when
tbey became bigger they could each
play a fine Game.
Flows Tennis" asked Daddy.
oSplendid,7 answered Nick.
"lIe heats me every time, though"
said Nancy.
oNpyer mind.' said Nick, its good
for son 10 Play with someone who
beats you. II makes you try harder
oAnd too.r said Daddy, ut makes
son take losing weIl. There is nothing
better M Games ihan to Play for all
,ou.re WORTH aud lhcn if you're beaten
take Il just as cheerfully as if you'd
Won
"What am to do them" asked Nick.
81" Wlll play against you" said Dad
dy. "For there are plenty Of Grown
Tn Men who can beat me"
"AIl right, said Nick. when, Dad.
dyg"
Tomorrow Aftcrnoon,' Daddy re-
pled. "hut this talk Of ours reminds
Inc OF Game Mr.. Bull Frog and Mr..
Pond Frog had the other Day. They
called it Frog Tennis"
"oh, yes, do tell US" shouted the
Children.
"Mr. Bull Frog was having Sun
Bath when Mr.. Pond Frog came to
call
"2lay join You on your StumpY
asked Mr. Pond Frog
Indeed yes, croaked Mr.. Bull
Frog, i am delighted 10 see you.
"'fm a fine sight, eh? asked Mr.,
Pond Frog.
"'lt isn't that you're such a fine
sight said Mr. Bull Frog, but I'm
always glad 70 see YOU as enjoy you
and your ways
"Well I've come to see you about
Game. Not long ago down by the
Pond there were some small Boys. !,
Ihcy We're talking about a Game they
allied "Tennis." listened and heard
just how if was Played-and If you
come over to my Pond this Afternoon
will show YOU how
"'GoodN said Mr. Bull Frog. 4 will
)e happy TO come. But please have
some Of that good Pond lemonade Of
yours Ike cooling Drink of an
Afternoon
"'Ycs. laughed Mr.. Pond Frog, and
If p Morning too il you happen to be
calling nay way II will be ready foi
,ou lhcugh Come at three o'clock
+ "Rsht on time came Mr.. Bull Frog
lhere he saw Mr.. Pond Frog with
strange looking Net he had made out
Of twisted Water Weeds. On either
SIDE We're enormous Pond-Lily pads.
Glad to see you, said Mr. Pond
Frog
"Gr'r-r,' said Mr.. Pull Frog, which
meant he was glad to be there.
"Get over in your place on yonder
Pond.Llly pad said Mr. Pond Frog.
"ihen he gave him a Rat made outl
IF an old Stump which was quite Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06
ENTER WALT STEDMAN.

q well set up informal looking
young man entered.
My beau, Walter Stedman," Janet
Thayer smiled leading him forward
by the hand as though he were a
little boy giant, Walter, these are
Mr. and Mrs Temple. They are my
friends, and you are not to step on
them by accident or squash them or
do anything awful she added with
mock anxiety for his behavior.
The Temples and Walt Joined in a
laugh that was as good as a year Of
knowing each other in putting every
one at ease,
Cant promise, Janet" he laughed
as he shook hands with the Temples.
Il mean to do some lively stepping
around to show off my best PAGES and
make a hit with Mr. and Mrs Temple
Maybe in my anxiety I'll step through
someIhing-b but my intentions are
kindly"
The Temples settled back in com
fort, Walt was as easy 10 get on
terms of comfort with as though he
was already an old friend He had the
thinkers brow and Il sQuarsh jaw.
smiling, friendly understanding eyes
and mouth that could equally well
frame laugh on tighten into serious
/ was face that in
spired trust at once and dependence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06
HOW cATARRH is CONTRACTED

Mothers are sometimes so thought
ess as to neglect the colds which
heir children contract. The inflam-
nation OF the mucus membrane. at
'irst acute. becomes chronic and the
hild has chronic catarrh disease
hat is seldom cured and that may
rove a life's burden. Many persons
Who have this loathsome disease will
remember having had frequent colds
Il the time 1t was contracted, A lit
le forethought, a bottle Of Chamber
aims Cough Remedy judiciously used
md all this trouble might have been
wooded. Obtainable everywhere. n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06
And Then the Game Commenced.

lot like Tennis Racket. He had one
just like it too.
Nov. stay on this side said Mr.,
Pond Frog, and we hit these Balls
Of Pond Mud back and forth. The
more times | get them over ON YOUR
side the more l win. SeeY
Perfectly said Mr.. Bull Frog
blinking his big Eyes.
And then the Game commenced
Flow the Balls of Mud did go back
and forth. Now, as neither had played
before, they stopped every little While
to rest, for as Mr.. Bull Frog said. they
dld not want to get too tired out owe,
their first Game.
Lets get some Of the other Frogs
Interested so they'll Play with us
shall we, Mr.. Bull FrogY
by all means.' he croaked. And
wen give a Tennis Tournament. mst
rs you said those Boys spoke of
where every Frog will play against
ne other. 1t will last for good
Gahy Days and at the end of that
.llae the one who has hit back the
greatest number of Mud Balls will be
gwen handsome Cup made out Of
Mud aud held together with sticksr
Mr. Pond Frog grinned from Ear to
har as he heard about the Cup which
ne thought was extremely magnificent /
hut,' continued Mr.. Bull Frog
1t let Rest for the Day, and begin again
Tomorrow, shall we?'
i, That means you're ready for the
roma Lemonade, ehY laughed Mr.. Pond
FROG in deep, funny Voice .Wen
the Lemonade is ready too, and nc
they slipped it they planned 10 com
menee the Tournament the next Day.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06
HoW's This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarfh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
r. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. o.
We, tho undersigned. have known +. ].
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL. BANK Of COMMERCE.
Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
oous surfaces Of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 15 cents per bottle. Sold
by ell Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06
WHEN YOU TAKE COLD

With the average man a cold is a
serious matter and should not be-
trifled with, as some of the most dan
gerous diseases start with common
cold Take Chamberlain Cough
Remedy and get rid of your cold as
quickly as possible You are not eX
perimenting when you use this rem
cdy, as it has been in use for many
years and has an established reputa-
ton 1t contains no opium or other
narcotic. Obtanable everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06
" II n u N IL q Il Il Il % "a n IL e. 4
II BITS OF Bl-pLAi 4
H. " Il III II M ii ii N " 4 .6 II n e u.
Hens Caught by Flyers

Hens Caught by Flyers
Conshohocken man, who has 4
Henroost near the railway, was com
planning to IA friend about having
some OF his birds killed by passing
trains.
you should hang a time table up
in the henhouse and then they could
look when the trains are booked to
come past said the friend.
Time table be hanged, ~ said the
friend They know well enough when
the ordinary trains will pass. When
I've had one killed it has always been
by special.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06
OIL LEASES AND PLATS

Oil leases and township plats for
oil men on sale at Leader office. Al.
so assignments. affidavits of posses
'lon and affidavit Of cash bonus
oaid. All of the latest forms. and
to oil leasing laws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06
Cut This Quit Is Worth Money

Cut This Quit Is Worth Money
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with &C to Foley & Co,
Chicago, H., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
bronchial coughs, colds and Group,
Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets. Specially comforting
tl stout persons. Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06

It's all very well for Holland to
favor one candidate or another as
a visitor remarks, but Holland Is
still confined TO the domain OF
humanity and the American iran
ehise doesn't prevail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06

General Brussiloff sends word
that lie has captured 100000 Aus
trians and Germans since June.
Now who viii say the Russians
cant count
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06

4 New Jersey clergyman re-
signed. complaining that his con
gregation wanted a phonograph
in the pulpit. a good many con
pregations complain because they
laVo Anp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06

Inadequate
The train service at IBcanyille is
simply atrocious. why, there are
only two trains a day
"Oh well, should think that wonld
be enough to accommodate all the
people who want to.go there
Yes. but how about lhe people who
want to get away2"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06

Paflrey-llow do You suppose that
dear old man remembered exactly how
much he paid for his gold tooth, which
he bought 40 years ago?
Agnes-Why, | suppose he carried
it in his head.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06

One border correspondent ENDS
word that Villa now wears long
beard and walks with a c1'en.
Why doesn't the old rascal supgI-
ann11atnQ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06

lumber
London has n 900 miles of tele.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06

It looks like nobody in New
York sympathizes with the sym
pathetic strike.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06

When the farmer is in hurry
TO sell his cotton the buyer is slow
to raise the price
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06
Shocked

ohocke1
81 stole three bases today"
Il was playing golf approached
the ninth hole with a beautiful lie.
''Ilow INSCRIPTIONS said the lady
who overheard the conversation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06
Intense Heat

Intense Heat
Mrs N--What a terribly hot sum
mcr il has been.
Mrs B-Yes, the worst | can re.
member Even our afternoon bridge
club was obliged to suspend meeting
for two afternoons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06

The temperature Of Southern A6s
tralia varies not more than % degrees
during the year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06

LEADER WANTS BRING REsTn m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-06

this year consume l00,000O0o feet of
lumber
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-10
CONSTITUEANOS FL GOBIERN0
DE IA REPUBLICA.

\ mi iujrio. 70 mas SrnSaf". 'o
mas prudcnir Y a IN V"Z lo mas con
rormc con murStros anIcrrdomtrs p0-
liiir0-. Y 10 que nos rvitari anil"
laricndO cuSayoS con Ia a~inptarl"u
Il" SiStcm&s e~XtramirroS. propios Il"
pucbIOS 10 ruitura. de 0ri-ennS d.
v'.ISoS del nucstro. cS. no me canSar"
dc rNpHtirIo. rOn>tituir 81 GobicrUo
lie la Rcpnhlira r~HsHntando ">rTlI-
p~uIo>amcntr e>a honda t"ud"nria =
In iihcrtad Do LIS d"ro.hoS III" Sl"n
f." 81 pueblo mcXirann. porqu" NJ"
may que perdrr Dc vista ~ = por 81
cnnirarl0. tencr rOnsiantrmrut" pre-
Srntc. que las nacionrS a MEDIA
que mas ]avanzan. mas Sirnl"n Ia
ncrcsliad de- iomar 81 propia dIr"c-
ci6n para pOdcr }c~OnServar Y enSan-
char su vida. dando a todos los ole
mentOS S~ocialoS 81 gocc compI"io dc
Su> derrrhoS Y fodas las ventaIas
que de csc gOcp reSultan entire 0tras.
a'Igr podrroSo de la iniciatiVa in
diviiual.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-10
CARECEMOS DE ESiS CONDICi0-
MES.

Ahora hirn. como nOs0tr0S care
.rmo> Iodayia de las dos rOmdirionrS
z luc arabo d. rcfrrirme. cl Sobl"T-
no - vrria rousiantemente en- la dl-
riruliad in i"utcGrar 81 Gabinrtc. pa
IA responder a Las frccucnt"s crisis
ministorialcs.
Tnn=o "ntandido que 81 regimen
Narlamcntario no Ina dado mrnor r.
rr>uItadp rn los poro> PASSES latino
amcricanoS rn que Ina sido aIopia-
do: pero para mi. la prueba mas
Dalmaria dc 10 que rs un Slstcma
Il" Gobi"ruo. del que So purdrn cS-
pcrar grand"S ycnlaiaS. cStd en- Tl"
los E>tado> UniioS del NorLc. Qu" tie
men rStablccida on SuS insiitucioncS
drnOcritiraS 81 miSm0 SIstnma i"
President" personal. IL han IIc@ad"
a prnSar en- dicho regimen parlamrn
trriu. Ir rua! si-nirbra qu" no J."
~ronrri"n valor PRACTICE de nin@una
H>pcrir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-10
IA CNNARi DE DiPJTAD0S No
JIXGARi Al PRESlDENTE.

II B.f.r aris'4fiNn me Du" ma
.,.a,.., ,~,.i. 4, .,s nln.foo-
.,..f -~;.n,,-, g.. .~nrarynnfr on las j.,
firm. ...,a. .fni,,}a rn Ia Cons
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ort5mat,s Fl pa4ar legislative Tie
no observation-disclosures. 81 drrrr.io r
81 i.r..... IL. i,.,....on,r +, marrha
a.. t.f,. In .'.,. .I., Gnhicrup q
fin a.. r.v.n i~.1iJ,ronir =, como
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-10
Ell ADVERTISEMENTS FUE SOLO
IN INNENTO DE LOS "CIEN-
TIFICOS".

En- los iltimo> p]criodOS del Co.
hirruo del General Diaz. cl Nice-pr'
,flrntr de- la R]rpiblica solo fu6 con-
rr,irraio Como 81 medic inventadO
por Il ri"mtifiriSmo para pOdcr con-
>rryar lIr-ado Fl case lie que aquel
c~alfa>r. ri pod"r en- favor de TODD el
grupo Que 10 icnia va m0nCpollza-
do.
La manr"a dc SUBSTITUTE las faltaS
del PrcSidcntc de la RcpubIlca, adop
Gada en- 81 SiSicma cStablecldo pOr
las refOrmaS de que he hechO re-
frrcncia. LENA. a mi juicIO. Su Objc-
io it. una maaera SatiSfactOrla. +
de- buena p0litica cvitar las agitaclo
nos a que sirmpre dan lugar las lu-
clla> rIcctoraIrS. las que pOnrn en-
mOvimicnto "randc> masaS de lnte-
roses que - a-itan airedcdOr dc los
po>ihlrs candidates. Fl sistema d"
sunlir las faltas dc que sc trata poI
medic de los SccrctariO dc EStado,
l~lamindolos conrOrme al n(lmcro qu'
IT, da la ley dlIr los rStahlrrc. de-
iapa ScnrilIamrnIr a la VoIunlai all
yuIuia del prr-ilcntc De la Republic
"a In drsi.nariGm H." 81 -rIr">Hi.
RI siSirmH a]iOptaHn pnr 81 tai
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-10
FL INFORME LEIDO POR E. PRI-
MER JEFF, ANTE Ia ASAMBLEA
DELIBERATIVA De QUERErARO

respcio a u libertadcs, por la par
~ticipaci6n amplia y efcctiva de este
en- los ncgotios pGblicoS. por Ia con-
ciliaci6n prudcnte de las diversas
classes socialcs Y por el drsarrollo DE
los i~n;crcscS legitimos, el Prcsii"nIr
tcndra indispenSablcmentc su sosten
en- eli mismo pueblo. tanto contra la
f~cntativa de camaras ~invasoraS, c"-
mo contra las invasiones de los pre-
turiano<. FL Gobicrno nntoncc> So
ri jusDo y fucrtr. entonces la ley ia
tai de Torqucyi!le habra deiado d"
lrncr aplicaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-10
Ia INDEPENDENCE DEL PODER
JUDICIAL.

Ora rOfOrmi SOhIe cIlya lmpor-
iancia V ira>ccndencia quiero, srUo-
res dipuiadoS. lamar VucStra atcn-
ri6n. cs la que iiende a aSe-urar ia
.onplrla Independence del Podcr
Judicial. reforma que, 10 mismo que
ia que ina modifiCado la durari6n
del cargo de preSidcnte Dc la Rrptl-
bIira. rStan rtNclandO cIarameI.te Ia
noloria hOnradez V decididO empeno
con que FL GObjrrno emanado de Ia
Revolution. rSla realiZando 81 pro-
-rama prorlamadn on la II. Vera
cruz. 81 - lie diciembre de 1914. Su-
pueSto que unO de los anhclOS mas
ariipntpS Y mas hOndamente SrntI-
dos p9r 81 pueblo mcXicano. rs 81 de
tcncr trihunale3 Independence, que
hagan ~efcctivas las garantias indi-
viduales contra los atentados Y ex-
ccsoS de los agentcs del podCr pub!i-
co Y Que protejan el goce quieto Y
pacifico de los dcrechos c~ivilcs, dc
que ha carecido hasta hoy. Senores
diputados, TO fatigare por mas ITEM
20 vuestrl atencion, pues larga V
ipaSa a Ia Sa. plana, eel. 1e.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-10

decor. Y a la dictadura cuando So
canSan de deStruir. C~oaslderando
urIr rSIa oScilariGn entire 81 ordcn
y 81 desrnfrcnC, O. la ley fatal GU"
ha regido Y rr@iri pOr mucho ITEM
pc a los purbl0s menrionados. NJ"
lilo cl cstadiSta rcrcrido, cual ScrIa,
a SUI iuicio. 81 medic de llbrarSc dr
esd middleton. cOsa Que lie 4lahrla 81
do cntrramcutc facil O solo ob>Hr-
Nal. los antcccdeulcS del fcn6mrno.
y d.. las rircunStanciaS ell que SEM
prr - Ina r"prOducidO. Los pueh!o>
Iofin0-amrricanuS micntraS fuernn
dependencies de Espana, c>tuvlr-
ron rcciioS por mano de hlcrro. no
hahia mas yolumtad Quc Ia del VI
rrrv. liz rXiStian derccloS para 81
yasallr. FL QUIZ alteraba 81 order
"A propalanio t"orias Discoveries "
que simpl"mrntr soravaban los e.
micnt0s de- Ia f. O de la autorld2L
- Va prorurando dar pabuIo a la re-
brliin. M trHia mas purrta dr r%-
cape IN" IN horra.
Guam 80 Las iurhaS H. independent
ca rompi"rom las Ii@ainras Qu" ala
ban 4 cSo> pu"hluS Il h Mrtrdpo,l
..r..,.r I,- ,,, lp urauIjnSiIai i.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-10

fundado en- la possession compseta de-
las libertades del individuo DaJo la
ineludible condici6n de que este no
lie quite ell derecho de los demas.
Conocida os es va, senores dlpu-
tados. la reforma que recientemente
hizo ell Gobiern0 de mi cargo a los
articulos IS. so. 81 Y 81 de la Cons
tiluri6n Federal. Suprimlendo Ia VI
rr-prrSitrnria y cStablcclendo nueVo
<istama para SUBSTITUTE al PreSldcn-
&c de ia Republica. tant0 en- suS
faltas tcnrporalcS. como en- las a3so-
lutas. V auEIue en- la parte eNposi-
fiva del dccrcIO respective So cXpll-
.aron los motives de dicha rcforma,
rrrO. sin embargo. convenience la
maj la atcnci6n sobrc Ell particular.
La vicn-prcSidencia, que en- estos
naiSns Ina IO"radO entrar en- las cOS-
tunbrcs Y prrStadO muy buenos ser
lirioS. entire nOSOtrOs. pOr una Serle
lie circumstances dcS-racladaS. He
al 4 trneT una historic tan funesta.
dIlr eli vrz de aScgurar la suceSloa
, prrSidrnrial de una mancra paCIfl-
"a en- rasO incsperadO, nc hizO ORA
roSa que dcbilitar al GobIerno lie
In RrpiIhlira. y rn ef"rto. sea gu"
rllamIn Ila rStaiO Ell Vig0r cSa ms
Ij.uri6n. hava tOraiO Ia Su"rt" lU"
In ,I%r>i.nari6n dc vlCc-prrSidrntr
rrrav"ra rn h0mbrcS faItoS II" "S-
r%rIIpnlds. aunquG SObraiOS de- am
b,ri6n. sea que Ia falta dc coSium~
bros ~drmocratira> y la pOca o MIN
.lina honradpz lie los que no buScar
rn la poiitira la manrra de coopr-
rar rillinamcntc con 81 G0bl"rno ht
81 naiS. Siuo solo ri medic dc al
canal ynnlaiaS rcprObadaS q no
torio prriuicio de- los i~ntercS"S PHI
biiruS. "S la ri"rtn que 81 Vlce-prr-
Sill Ilf. .lI'i l'l!iI'l' " EIll Pi'' F''
H. ruanio menos 10 c~Spnraba, IN 81
lc ra<o qu"daba convertible en 81 TO-
e.. lie la opos;rj6n. en- 81 centric a dor
lie ronyrr.ian Y del que irradiabaI
.odas las maIqurrcnrias y todaS la
hoStilidadcs on contra d. la pcrs0-
M a ruvo CARO- rSiaba 81 pOdcr SUI
prrmo ,ir la R"piblira. La Vice
presidential on Mexico Ina dado cl cs-
. prrtarulo r. un funcionaTio. rl Pre-
>identr de- Ia RepIbiica, al que Sc
, trata lie lamar De su pue>tO por lnlI-
. til @ por violador tie la ley. y de otrc
: runcionario que d"ba de operar csc
! Ianzamientc para sub>tituirlo en- Q.
pua-to. quodando desputs en- el sir
caemigo a frentc.
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FL pRESlnENTE NO ESTARA i
MERGED nED P0DER LE-
GISlATIN0.

La ]rlrrci6n dirr"ta del P~rpSidentc,
rnruuisIa obtcnida por la Rcvo-
luridn de- 1910. dieron sin duda.
rIrrza al Gobicrno de la nacidn. y
La rcrormas que ahora propongo
roronaran la obra. FL Prp>idrnle
d.. lurdard mas a MERGED del poder
legislative. 81 que no pcdri Tampa
co invadir idcilmcnte >uS atriburio-
neg.
Il >e desi=na al Presidcnte di-
rr.tamente por el pueblo y rn com-
tacto rcu>tante con Il por medic del
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DESEO sdber cl parddcrU .!c Iai hcrmano
Juan II. indrcU. originate H.: Silao. Edo.
die ,iuauajuatl, Mexico. CIieri ultiIramcntc
c,tuyo TadIcadO IN Para &c Wiley, Neya-
da. Y dc qut5n no tenSn E:.!tils dcSde ha-
&c COMO OChO amos. Trdo: los infOrmCj
uuc >Obrc Il particular - Inc Cununt-
Gucn ! que mncho d2ra.l:.r"':. diriJansc
a Sla. Virginia II. Andrea, 2g Arsenal ST.,
>au Antonio. Texas. itsifI
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i,E>E'. srh"r Il ParlIcro de mi Ito, Beng
"allrIu-. dc e. amos de edad, y CueI5p
regular. 1855" cu:uO I amos que tive nO.i-
las e.. Il. .Ip.dr Shreveport, La, Y sqWc
rr' irIlia clIi clsa de nueSpedes. lie gS3-
'.fir iTi .rni, $".F al i%nfUrIuantr. DIrI2ir III
e ~ /" Narit Guerra, co. 80. Laredo III.
Il iniunIG, TEXAS. u2El
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DEsEO sabcr cl paradero de mis- hermanos
Manuel c EIIp0lIlo Castro. quIcnes en- Oc-
lubrc pr6XImo paSado cscribierOn de Con-
Verse, Texas, habiendo pasado en- Ia mis-
n,a rcr!ia Ia frOntera. Los dos son nativos
de Tcpozan, :. l.. T., Y tracn sus !aInilias.
con Si.l1 a Ia persona que dc
lnrormcs cNaCtOS. AlbinO Castro. RIO VS.
IA. TEXAS. i2i3j
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DESEu sp.er 81 paradero de mi senior pa
Dire pIutarcO Torres. Las nltimas noticiaS
que tengo dc Fl Ell mi pOder. son de que
lac tempo, Sc cncontraba en- Ia hacien-
ia de san lSidrO, Slludda Il la orlll2 del
rio Gran,Ic. Graiiricare con $500 4 Ia per-
soma vue me nrGrIne con eXactitud. Dl-
rIGIr los lmfOrTncS a Juan Torres. r.. X.
i. NnaknIn. reNaS.