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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31
LIVE STOCK AWARDS
WILL TOTAL $1s, go
Fine List Of Premiums Offered By
National Show in the
Crescent City.

Premiums offered on beef cattle,
dairy cattle. horses. swine and sheep
at the annual National Farm and Live
Stock Show. in New Orleans. Nov. 10.
10. aggregate about $4,000. This
large amount assures one Of the best
exhibits Of al kinds Of 1--we stock ever
held N the south. Animals from over
. dozen different states have already
been entered.
In the beef cattle classes. $l.5ls Will
b paid on Herefords. $1.51s on Short.
horns. $1.225 on Aoerdeen-Angus and
$3l2k0 on Red Polls. A total Of 1906
10 offered on Jersey dairy cattle, and
the same amount on Holstein- Fries
ians. Among the Jersey herds already
entered Is one from Falfurriss, Texas.
owned by I'd c. Lasate-. largest dairy
man in the world. Holsteins, which
are becoming very popular in south
ern states. will be exhibited by many
Louisiana, Mississippi and northern
breeders
General Manager l. b. Rennyson ex.
poets to have the largest and best hog
show in the south, $1,000 being of.
fered on Hampshires. 1914 on Duroc.
Jerseys, and s474 each on Poland.
Chinas. Berkshires and Chester
Whites. One-third of the Hampshire
money is given by the American
Hampshire Swine Record Association,
$500 Of the Duroc money is given BY
the American Duroc-Jersey Breeders
Association, which also offers $50
silver trophy to the winner OF the
greatest number OF prizes atsNew Or
leans. The National Duroc Record
Association offers a silver trophy for
the best litter of four pigs shown at
New Orleans.
Over $3.50 is offered on sheep. Sheen
are greatly needed to build up the
south's live stock production and the
New Orleans fair offers more on sheep
than any other southern fair
In the horse division, $1,222.5o is
tho total amount of premiums on
horses, mules, jacks, jennets and Shet.
land ponies.
Judges will be. for beef cattle. John
c. Burns. Of Texas; for dairy cattle,
ugh G. Van Pelt of Iowa: for hogs.
w. A. Williams of Oklahoma; for
horses. mules. etc. w NJ. Kirby OF
Kentucky; for sheep. f. L. Jordan OF
Louisiana
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in the Senate who care, or perhaps
dare, to throw any very big stones
at anyone.
Can nothing, then, be done to stop
the mouth of a traitor in hig office
in this country?
Yes, the Senate has the right to
cleanse itself of the Gentleman from
Berlin by expelling him with two
thirds vote.
Then why have they not already
done so?
Well, if a pole-cat got into your
house by mistake, you would be sure
that it ought to be put out, wouldn't
you? But you might very likely
hesitate for a few moments hoping
that someone else would come along
to do it for you.
How, then, in the name of JUS
tice and common sense, can we re-
move the shame once and for all,
and make LaFollette's expulsion GER
tain.
He must come down so hard on
the political toes of every Senator
from every state, that he will jump
to his feet with the conviction that
public opinion is more to be feared
than the pole-cat, and that the men
and women of his state will no long
er be soothed by such balmy phrases
as Senatorial Courtesy, "Undiplo-
matte Exposure" and so on.
1t is very necessary to send our
sons abroad that they may make the
world safe for Democracy but it is
equally important for US at home to
Kick the Kaiser out of Congress!
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31
NIGHT HORSE SHOWS
RECALL OLD SOUTH

The horse department and the night
horse shows will bring back the al.
most departed equine glory of the Old
South. That is not all the unique dis
tinction attaching to this part OF the
National Farm anu Live Stock Show,
at New Orleans, Nov. 10 to 10. 1t will
have the only woman superintendent
in the United States
Mrs. W. J. O'Donnell. a social. SUI
frage and intellectual leader, whose
time is in great demand, accepted the
honor and undertook the task as Ia
bor OF love, as daughter of the Old
South, and as a citizen approaching
The Importance of the fair. She has
interested not only Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi, but Kentucky and other
states, where fine horses are still be-
ing bred and where graceful riding
and skilful driving are not yet lost
arts She has gathered a staff of
aids, young and old, gentlemen and
ladies', from Captain James Dinkins.
one of Forests dashing cavalry Off
GERS, who still sits his horse as erect
rs the bonniest boy going to the front,
to the newest leaders on the POLO
teams.
Herbert J. Krum OF Lexington, Ky,
Is rallying many of the winners at
the big horse shows to participate. 80
as to give the king Of sports boost
in this section. and Manager Kenny
son has engaged some professional
performers Of national prominence to
add to the attraxiveness Of the pro-
grammes.
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Amelia News Items

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Aucoin mo-
tored to Morgan City Saturday.
Mr.. Joe Bareaux of Bonner was
among visitors here Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Dellucky was visitor
to Morgan City Saturday.
DR.. J. r. Prosser and wife and
Miss Bertha Rodgers motored to
Ramos Saturday night to attend the
dance given for the benefit Of the
Red Cross. The dance was a sue
cess and the visitors had a delightful
time.
The syrup mill operated by Mr..
Bascle started grinding for the sea-
sons run last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Simoneaux Of
Bonner motored over from Bonner
Sunday to spend the day with his
mother, Mrs. A. Simoneaux.
Mr.. A. Conscience of Morgan City
was visitor here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Aucoin, Miss JOS
ephine Bonvillain and Mrs. J. T.
Prosser motored to Morgan City
Sunday.
The Misses Nina and Esther Jean
some, Miss Margaret Chauvin and
Messrs. Beverly Berger, Walter
Guidry and julius Chauvin Of Nor
gan City were guests of Miss Ber-
tina Rodgers Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. C. J. Aucoin was visitor to
his home here Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Thompson of Morgan
City was the guest of Miss Annie Te-
lotte Sunday.
Work by the local Food Conserva-
ton Committee was started Sunday.
The members Of the committee are
Mrs. j. T. Prosser, Mrs. ]. S. Aucoin.
Miss Annie Telotte, Miss Bertha
Rogers, Miss Mabel Coleman, Miss
Sidona Blanco and Miss Virginia
Thibodeaux. They will work on
the St. Mary side of Boeuf from the
Lake to Ramos and on the Assump-
ton side from Louise to Glen Or
ange.
Mrs. S. J. Meynard of Patterson is
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visitor here to her mother, Mrs. A.
j. Beadle.
Miss Bessie 'Beadle and Miss Myr-
tie Beadle left Sunday for Glen
Orange.
Mr.. w. G. Aucoin left Sunday to
take up his work in the refinery at
Chacahoula.
Mr.. O. N. Bahan was visitor here
Monday.
Mr.. R. C. Mcclellan of Ged, La,
motored through here Monday en-
route to New Orleans. While here
he was the guest of Miss Bertha
Rogers.
Owing to the illness of our re-
porter the Amelia Notes did not
come out last week. We are glad
to say that she is now well and will
again let US know all the Amelia
news.
"FICLE."
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ADJUSTMENTS FREE
AT NATIONAL FAIR

A thoroughly attractive array Of
amusement features, for which no ex-
ira charge will be made to the visit
ing public. has been provided for the
National Farm and Lave Stock Show
at New Orleans, Nov. 10 to 10.
CHIEF of these FREQ attractions is
Ruth Law. world famous aviatrix. who
will make day and night flights. not
only looping the loop. but performing
some Of the aerial tactics which are
far more thrilling and which have
been developed by the reckless cour-
age Of the flyers serving Under all the
flags clashing in the war. Miss Law
is probably the highest salaried wom-
an in the world. A few prima donnas
may receive more for single appear
ance, but they do not perform so often.
Steam fireworks will be seen at
New Orleans for the first time. Fink's
Comedy Mule Circus will have an ar
ray Of clever dogs, monkeys and men
in addition to the mules. The Four
Roeders do an equilibrium act dart.
heraldod az q marvel Enford's Whirl.
ing Sensation has been the thriller at
most of the big fairs. Olympia de
Vail and company, with exceptional
riders. horses and dogs, have been en-
gagged - a special feature for the
Night Horse Show, and also will ap-
pear every day.
Tho Night Horse Show on Friday
and Saturday, Nov. Is and II, will be
one Of the elite events Of the fair, and
will attract atteudanee from tho ranks
Of society not onRy a New Orleans.
but throughout the south
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Imperial Jewelry Store
T.W. Schmidt, Mgr.
PHONE 46
GIRLS HAVE PRETTY FACE AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION

An Atlanta man makes new discovery that
makes an old ace look years younger. II
your skin is dark, brown, or covered with
freckles or blemishes, just use a little Coco
tone Skin Whitener; it's made with cocoanut
oil and is perfectly harmless. A few days
use will improve your lools 100 per cent.
The worn off skin comes off evenly. leaving
no evidence o the treatment, the new healthy
plexion.
just ask your druggist for an ounce of
Cocosone Skin Whitener, and If he will not
supply you send twenty-five cents to The
Cocotone Co., Atlanta, Ca, and they will
send you box by return mail.
II your hair IS hard to comb. Is kinky.
happy and will never stay straight, just use
Cocotone Hair Dressing and It will become
straight, long. soft, glossy and be- utifully in
few days mail order filled Csc for large
box.
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Lehonce, Cleared
In calling for the above letters,
please say ADVERTISED.
J. P. Hebert P. M.
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Humanson, Jack
Harris, Garry
Hamalton, Nay
Harris, Allie
Jackson, Lielie
Jones, Jennie
Johnson, J. H.
James, Georgia
King, Joseph
Lane, Henry
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1IrNEY SERVICE
Berwick, Il.
NOTICE.

Annual meeting of sse s:.!' % !
held at the office Of the . D,' kp|
first Tuesday in NovenDsI ptl
elect ens "e officers for the ensuing
F. D. WINCHESTER
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31
ARCADE TONIGHT
Dorothy Dalton in "Ten of
Diamonds"

Dorothy Dalton, last seen in "The
Flame of the Yukon" will be the CEN
trail figure of "Ten Of Diamonds,
Triangle play, which will be shown at
the Arcale Theatre tonight.
Again she is the dance hall girl,
joyous, reckless, yet with a sense of
moral equity. One night, while she
is telling her fortune over the cards
in dim corner of the basement
cafe, man of the upper world en-
tiers. He makes her a peculiar
proposition, during tie course of the
evening. AS a result, she is trans
planted from the fetid, reeking at
mosphere CT the 'joint" to a luxur-
ious home on Fifth Avenue, where
she is carefully fashioned into
''lady."
She misunderstands the mans pur-
pose, believing he is in love with
her. When he arranges her mar
riage with another she rebels, ana,
using the animal way to Illustrate his
scheme, she reels before tie wedding
guests with a fell-fcigned semblance
of drunkenness. Thus the false
reputation which she has enjoyed is
blown aside, and she is again the
common woman. But to the man
who has watched her regeneration,
there appears the finer traits that,
without veneer of culture, ere yet
the attributes of the true lady, and
he suddenly realizes his folly in
trying to make her a weapon of re-
venge against the man he mates.
The play is high-colored dramat-
ic creation with Miss Dalton at her
best. The cast includes among the
principals, Jack Livingston, ]. Bar
ney Sherry and Docras Matthews.
The story is by Albert Cowles.
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List Of unclaimed matter advertise
ed at Morgan City, La, Post Office,
week ending, October 9th, 1917:
A
Armelin, Joe
Armes, Mary
B.
Brown, Wist
Bourgeois, Iney
Bray John
Bourgeois, Ernest
C..
Carter, Nelson
Carter, Allen
D.
Davis, Sylvia
E.
Earl, James A.
F.
Fear, O. Leo
G.
Goodie, CLAMP
Giles, Washington
H.
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MONEY TO LEND ON REAL
TATE sEcURITY-sT. M
BUILDING ASSOCIATION Y
Dr.. ]. Clarence Beru|d

Physician and sars'ss !
Office hours 81 .. m; ~ .
Office at the Peoples Drug q J
po,ite New Depot. Calls 'n..
day or night. Office phone
Residence 321, Morgan C'sH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06
SERAN CGiOCtDAS CUATRO MIL
PLACAS IN LAS GALES
De GI.ADALAJARA

GUADALAJARA. jail. Fchrero Il
FL Ii. Ayurtamiento De esta CAPT
tai. pcoDonicndoSe introducir refor-
mas de irlportancia, ACADIA de contra.
tar con una imPortante cas- comer-
cial Ge e<ta. cuatro mil D!acas quc
scr;.n e~mpIeadaS en- Ia nomcnciatu-
ra de GALES Y plaZas.
Las rIacas contratadas tendIdn
gran semeJanza con las que Sc en-
plean en- las caritales de mayor i'm
~portancia, por 10 que seran yisto-
Sas.
-Antes de hacerse eli contrato de
~reierencia, 81 Il. Ayu1tamiento pi-
dio presupueStos q otras casas CO.
mcrclales, q fin dc hacer una Se!2c-
cion de precios Y de calida.
Ia diva raexicana Mercedes Men
doza, lie QUEEN tantos elogios ha he
cho la prensa de Mexico, cantara en-
el curse dc csta se:nana, segun ore-
cimlento hccho Dor el maestro Jose
Pierson.
Al efecto. Sc prepare una funci6n
monstruo ell el tCatro 'Degollado."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06
In yoraz iEcendiO puso en-
aetividsd a Ia pobIaci0n
en- Eagle Pass, Tex.
Ell INCENDIO 81: REGISTRO EN-
LA GALE PRINCIPAL. CAST
ENFRENTE De LA CASA
DE CORTE.

I. ".>n.r,',rsaa f>ar'i..: para - rRENS'
EAGLE PASS. Tex, Mario +.
Una persistence ' aguda lIamada dc
alurnaa, dala anocne, a ESQ de las dos
Ia maira~ada. por los s:ibatos de las
Planta dc Luz Electr;ca. puso anoche
en- pie a Ia ~poblaci6n entera.
Los pr;mercS que Sc a]venturaron
= sally a la Gale yieron COMO los
l!aniados de I'm incendio que Sc anto-
fabq formidable, enrojeclan el c;e!o.
tal:a cl cual Sc levantaba M densa
collmaa dc humo negro. / en- Ia ca
lie principal. cas-: f-cntc q Ia casa de
Cote. - ccn4re~aron en- b"evc cen
.cra.eS dc p~crsCnas. En- e. centric &c
Ia mariana. ell fuego Geyoraba ii
.as.. II principle, era diftcil loca-
liza 81 fureo: i. fin pGio verse que
era On {. sondo del Hotel NathjvoS,
- ac Ia dvi"rr:" conoc!da con el nom
hre Ge Duiceria del Griego, y Que
IA Z 81 f2c"o consuE:io no era Ia
r.r,e ortHriHui DC IA casa, s!no UnaS
habi,acicucS &c MADEIRA. que en ci ron-
DO dc la cusa scrvian de bodegas del
.!u,rl y l. d.'~cri". In vicnto for
tisimo daba creccs al fuego. Eecinos.
.9.5qIcs. o.nJleadCs del AylEtamien-
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Una sehora fue redueida a prisIon
con sH Iljjo y dos n1ozos
Radicaba en- Gaadaluoe, L nde teoia IN pequeno
concrete, y Sc ie trasiado a {. Juarez para
cue Ia iurgue III, Cons-jo Militor

~liticos, habitndose dedicado al ira
bajo, prestando sus servicios en- una
c~arroceria.
Las d~esecc:ones &c los carrancistas.
Parece que ia prisi6n de Ia esposa
de Tap;a, de su hijo Y dc los mozos
cue tenia a su servicio, ohedecio 4
Ia ~creencia de las autoridGdcs militia
res de Ciudad Juarez, dc que Tapia
astaha, por conducto de su familia y
de los mozos-loS cuaies pasaban
frecucntemente I Fabens-haciendo
que los SoldadoS carrancistas estacio-
nados en- Guadalupe y oiras poblacio-
mes de Ia frontera, descrtaran de las
fitas Y pasaran 4 territorio de los
Estados Unidos o bien q los vilistas.
Los amigos y conocidos de Tapia
dicen que no pucden acusarse dc las
deserciones de los carrancistas de
Guadalupe al referiIo eX-villista.
nucs no solo las tropas que ALI Sc en-
cuentran han eStado desertandO, ST.
no las que estan de g~uarnici6n en-
otras plazas de Chihuahua.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Villa Iuchara contra CarraTlza en-
case de guerra con E Unidos
En- Ia f~Sontera circular las mas encoutrades ver'
sicnes acecca dc Ia actitud que asumira
81 bandolero eneruigo de Carranza
{ or-r>p"marnrra Especial para III rRENS,

{ "r"r>p"nrrn"Ia Especial para IL IRENSt
Ell PASO. Texas, Mario I.--C2da
dia qIc pasa haccn circular los agcn-
ties villiStas cuando no los ageaces de
information amoricanos . los mjlti
pies viajeros que Logan del interior
IcI Estado de Chihuahua, versiones
iistintas V hasta contradictorias por
complete accrca de Francisco Villa.
! como cl handolero Ia demostrado,
on infinidad de oc~asioncs, cue s@be
larsc-y SO ia cuando quiere-ma-
ias tales que ACADIA por hacer Greer
I propios ' cxtraNos haSta que IN
lejado de c~Xistir, dc algin tempo Il
sta parte lodO e. mUndO en- Ia frOntc
-. ha creido Y cree sin gran esruerZo
uantas rclacioncs Sc cucntan del
.ncmico mayor que entire les bando.
eos ticne en- a actuaIidad 81 g2hicr
20 cncabczado por el Primer Jcf".
NEWSSTAND Carr&n2a.
En- 81 curse de Ii scm2n Ultima
sc han tenido diversaS vc"sioErs Iccr-
"a de Villa. prin:cro Sc dijo Gle g.
aba prcparando 81 ataqu2 s]in1ulj"
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UN SARGENTO SENTENCiADO A
SUFRIR LA PENA CAPITAL
EN- GUANAJUATO.
.GUANAJUATO. Febrero IS.

GUANAJUATO. Febrero IS.
En- ell regio salon de seSioncs ti2i
Palacio Legislative. Sc reunio cl Goa
sejo de Guerra ord;n&rio. para ju2
gar al sargento primero Pascual Gon-
za,ez, acusado de homicide perpe;ra-
do en- la persona del Captain seguN-
do Teodoro Osorio.
e. succso ocurrio aSi: ST. hah;1
ordanado que ningdn mili;o2 transjta-
- por cl andGn de Ia cstacijn dc En-
paine de Gonzalez. lugar del suceso.
= habicndo NeSobcdccido cS,a 0isp5
sici0n cl sargcnto Gonzalez, cl cap
tan Osorio le llam6 al orden. hahien
do recibido por respIesta una herida
de anna punZo-cortante, que Gonza-
les le nitric en- ell vientre,
RI capitan Osorio logr0 L!eSaTmarlo.
conducitndolo 4 SUI Quartet Y diri-
gendose desdc luego q esa capital. en-
dondc f~alleci6 a consequence de las
1eriias r~ccibidas.
FL jurado qucd6 intogrado de la
mancra siguiente: P~residente, Coro-
nsl Jose Hernandez; Primer Vocal,
Mayor Apolonio Sandavia: Segundo
Vocal, Mayor Alfredo R. Quintero;
Tcrceyo, Jose JESUS GalvaA; Secre-
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Quicn es Atilano Tapia.

Ayilano TapJl. cl csposo dc Ia -
nora &~prehcndida en- Guadalupe. fac
-iIlis,a Y .ucn6 al lado del bamdolc-o
leslie que lucha0a contra ell ]gobierao
lei general Uucrta hasta Que. HI
,.endo .levado IA campa6a contra Ca
ranz@. recibio en- Ceiaya goIpcs tan
uportan,es. que pocos tias desnl:s
ieslparecia 81 gobierno provisional
staolccido en- Chihuahua y al frenvc
Eel cual vs,aba Villa en- caIidad dc
Jesc De I@s oper~aciones."
TaDia 1u5 de .os villistas que 6
lroc:eron q Ia amuistia Gle Obregvn
i~ecraro pocos dias despues de que laS
3lazaS de chihuahua y Ciudad Jua-
-ez fueron ocupadas por ei go5ierro
lie sac,o. hab!endo recibido los docI-
nen-os c.se justificaban que sUape@-
liz 81 camrala contra e gobisrno
ie fac-o. para oar l este 7 opo-51-
-:dat de es,ablecer III gob.erao cons
:,ucjoraI, de acuerdo con las ai2!-
ae:7res de Ia revoluc;6n.
Scg4n han refevido los vecinos re
abenS. dorele Tapia radjca. este 70
Ia vue.to = mezc!arse en- aSuntos po-
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lmpor;anteS Progresses dc II Soclc-
dad en- Iag!c Pass

Cracias :. aabios ' continEaaos 2S-
fuerzcs de propaganda, n ~So"lcdaH
,oroc;da en- todos los Estados I'M
dos. Ia de Lehadores del Mundo.
Woodmen of the World, ha a~lcanza-
do en- Eagle Pass. on POGO tempo,
graudes y electives progresses.
Ia estaGo encomerdada 81 alta d.
rc-cior en- csta ciudad al distinguldo
comerciante y. Julian Morales, HON
IRE de i~niciat.ya Y de grandes act:ri-
taGes que ACADIA de iniciar IN nuevo
ctuero de fecundas labores para Ia
socieda6 que AN k&hilmente dlrlJe;
ros referir.os a Ia ~creacion de iii
nuevo = original "rupo de aSociados,
= ia formation en- Eagle Pass de I'm
campo Il Sc llamara CadeteS de los
Lehadares del Nundo.
Eombres Y mujeres iran los que
antes recibian los beneficios de Ia
uJil association: hoy son tamblen los
a,nos y los que la reciben, pues niros
son los QUE fcrnlan este Nuevo CAM
pc.
- principle de la semana organi-
Pa>a / Ia 81. plana, 60! ia.)
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Ncticias varias.

Mil ~quini"ntos hombTes dc las
tropas carrancistas han acampado en-
81 rancho de Bavicora, segun infor-
mes que llcgaron aver aGui. Estas tro
pas Sc e~nvia-on ultimamente de Chi
huahua para hacer Ia campaha CON
IRA los villistas.
-Po- personals que ar"iban de
Torre6n Sc Sabc Que todas las lineas
O ramales cue I!cgan a aquella ciudad
estan operando con bascante reguia-
ridad Y que treneS diarios cOrren pa
"a Monterrey, Salri!!o y Ia ciudad de
Mexico. Durante las dos ul.imas Sc
n19nas grandes cartidadcs de where's
iPasa Il la 81. plana, e. la
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CarraBza expetira en- Ia Cd.
de GusdaIai gran nj,
nero De lecret0s
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GUADALAJARA, Jal. Fbrero IS.

GUADALAJARA, Jal. Fbrero IS.
Al regresar 4 Ia ciudad de Guadal.l
.jara, ell primer jefe c~Xpedira varies
Gecretos de interes siendo el primero
cl que Sc referira a Ia RECOMMENDATION
civil de Ia familia m~eXicana; Y eI s.
gundo convocando a I'm congress
Constituyente Local del nuevo Estado
de Nayarit; el tercero sera, scgun ne
sido informado, el que Sc refierc 4 %
organization p%olitica del DistTito Fc-
deral, asi como a la organization del
ram0 de Justicia en- el mismo Disti-
to. Sc que nmbian lanzara otrcs
n!IchoS decretos, todos sumamente
importantes.
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I'm jefe earrancista exige
5iez pesos p9r cada
cabsza dc g8naaa
-OS PROPIETARIOS De CANACC
DE LA REGION De OJINAGA
TIFNEN SERIAS Difficult
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Ell PASO. Texas. Mario 3.-na
.ucnta Ia premsa local de que I'm ran
chcro cue lego aver t1rdc = FL Paso,
7~rocedcnte Ge un rancho mexicaIo
situado . corta dis.ancia de OjinaEa,
;nform6 que cl iefe de Ia gIarnicion
carrancista de Ia mencionada pla Il
'~rcnteriza. hiz0 sabcr a todos los
ganaderoS de a region. que como !1s
ilis.as esrajan accrcarIose a dicho
7unto : trataban de apodcrarse de
edo cl ganado que hubiera en- las
~archorias. dcbian remitir dicho ga
7ado a Ojinaga, donde podrian las
'uorzas del gobierno de facto darlc
;eruridaG dc que cstaria a salvO lie
.aer en- pcdcr del cnemigo.
Los ganaderos comcnzarOn a man
;lr cl POGO ganado one les queda '
lsi. cl c~oronei Riojas. comandal =
nilitar de Oiinaga. logr6 rcunir CO.
no quiniontas cahczas de ganado NJ
yor.
Como cI peligro v%iIIista ha pasado.
soean lo ascrurado por cl mismo co
nandsnto mili-ur. los rropietar'oS
lei gaaado ocurricron ante dicho e.
g. = rarlampr la cntrcga dc sus ami
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