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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
C5NARD SHIP Is (.
SENT TO BOTTOM
Noa Passenger Steamer Folio Torpe-
Aoed-One American Was On
Board But Was Saved.
(Rv Associated Press

Washington, March 13-The sinking
of the Cunard non-passenger steam
or Folio was reported to the State
Department today by Consul Frost,
At Queenstown. One American was
abroad, surgeon Core, of Nashville,
Tenn, escaped unhurt.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
HARRY .THAW is "
DECLARED CRAZY
Cannot Be Taken from Philadelphia
to New York to Stand Trial for
Assault'in School Boy. .
(By Associated Press)

= = : VDy HSSVEIdCeu ITeSSI = Is0
Philadelphia, Mar. 13-Harry Thaw
was today adjudged lunatic by the
common pleas court in this city. Un-
der the laws he cannot be taken to
New York to stand trial for assault
ing a Kansas City high school boy.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
NEGRO DIES IN
ELECTRIC |. !. I CHAIR ]:
Confessed to Murder Of Mrs. Ben Diles
and Daughter at Ashrown. Ark,
Last Fall.
(By aAss;o;c o;ciat,ed Press)

VDy AbsOc1dCed FreSSJ n \
4 Little Rock, March 13--John Haw-
kins, a negro, was elsctrocuted in the
.penitentiary here today for the mpr-
der Of Mrs. Ben Diles and her daugh-
ter at Ashrown, Ark, last fall. The
negro contested. His purpose was
robbery. 4rhs; tisi II
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
SATURDAY SET FOR PROGRESSIVE
& !. SERIES OF STRIKES ON RAILROADS
Managers of Great Railway Systems Learn of
Proposed Plan of the Big Four Brotherhoods
fThursday's Conference Fails.

road brotherkoods on March the Sey-l
'enth wrote to President Wilson, IL
became known today, formally notify
ing him ,of the conference with the
railroad representatives scheduled for
March, fifteenth. In the letter the
brotherhood leaders declared that they
were hopeful Of making . satisfac-
tory adjustment Of the questions pend,
ing with the railroads. They also in
formed the President that if while
negotiating with the railroads the aa-
ton became involved in war they
would cooperate to- the fullest extent
with the government. !. TX, .....
1t ris taken for, granted that the
President will use his utmost efforts
to prevent such strike. ',
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
TWO DOZEN MEN !.
| BURIED IN MINE
Double Explosion at Mines Of Hen.
derson Coal Co., in Pennsylvania
Seven Are Rescued.
(By Associated Press)

Cannonsburg, Pa, March 13-Twen-
ty- four men were entombed by two
explosions at the mine of the Hender-.
son Coal Co., at Hendersonville today.
Seven were later taken out alive and
efforts are being made to rescue the
others. '--.-" -iit
It was later announced that three
are known to be dead and several
others are fmissing~,4f,,f . -
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
OPERATIONS ON ). :.
WESTERN ] FRONT. + ]|!''!|
Franco-Belgian Line Bristling With
Military Activity-Ih Indicates Re-
newed Operations. q
(By Associated Press)''

(By Associated Press) y
The Franco Belgian front is brist-
ling with military activity. Reports
indicate preparations, for operation on
a large scale. When the blow will
come and where it will fall are still
matters of speculation. ~ '.'f
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13

Up-to-date line on that new spring
Suit-Call 643. Mrs. Nettie Ingram,
Carrollton Ave., over Virgins drug
store.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
RIVER RISING
RESULT RAINS
Heavy Precipitation Recently Has
Caused High Stage In sYazoo
River Here.

The River is slowly rising and has
been doing SO for the past several
weeks. The stage this morning at
seven o'clock was 27.2 feet, showing
a rise Of three tenths of a foot during
the twenty four hours ending at that
hour. The river here is not up to the
levees though it spreads under the
bridge on the north side.
If weather clears the rise in the
river will soon reach its climax and
will then begin to fall.
The temperature for the twenty
four hours ending this morning shows
the highest recorded "a degrees, the
lowest 66 degrees and this morning
67 degrees.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
PROPOSE SOLUTION OF RATE
CONTROVERSY.

Interstate Commerce Commission Pla-
ces Plan Before Railroads.
(By Associated Press) -"
Washington, March 13-The Inter-
state Commerce Commission placed
before the railroads concerned propo-
sails looking to the permanent solu-
ton of the intermountain rate cases.
The plan provides for the abolition of
the preferential rates in existence
on many articles west bound in trans
continental freight to the Pacific coast
ports. f"
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
WILSON MUCH BETTER.

Cold Is unprecedented Meeting
va Is Called OF for Today.
Washington, March 13-President
Wilson is reported improved from the
cold which he has been suffering from
for week but he remained indoors.
The cabinet meeting today was can
celled. ttr7.r
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
AMERICAN WINS
LEGION OF HONOR
Aviator in French Service H0nored
q for Exceptionally Distinguished
Service.
lBy Associated Pressl

Paris, March 13-The American
aviator, Sergeant Major Lufbery has
been decorated with the Legion of
Honor for exceptionally distinguished
service, : j. y
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13

TODAY'S BIRTHDAY HONORS.
Congratulations go today to Con-
gresham McLemore, of Texas. He
was born on Friday, March 13.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
PURCHASING POWER OF COTTON
""'s HAS DECREASED.

Agricultural College, March 49,
Before planting large acreages of cot
ton for this year the farmers who are
over enthusiastic on twenty-cent cot
ton are invited by Director E. R.
Lloyd, of the Mississippi A. and M.
College experiment station to stop
and think on the purchasing power
of cotton now, and when it was selling
at twelve cents pound. In this con-
nection Mr.. Lloyd said:
Everybody knows that when cot
ton was at twelve cents a pound, meat
could be bought for 10 to IL cents
a pound; flour at $3.50 to IS bar
rel and corn for 60 to 70 cents q BUSH
81. q Now with 20 cent cotton we have
20 to Is cent meat, 81 -four, and
$1.l5 to $1.25 corn, making the pres
ent5 purchasing price of cotton less
than the former.
"Of course with the farmer VINO
has plenty Of everything these high
prices of food don't count for much,
but ninety-five per cent. Of our farm
ers do not have what they need, and
are in no better position than the man
on a salary.
I "Waf or no war;" continued the
Director" food stuffs will continue
high for several, years., The, farmers
who have a garden, enough poultry
to furnish the family and with some
to sell, and for small farmers, at least
two brood sows,- and two milk cows
are the only ones who can make cot
ton a satisfactory cash crop.
"These men, having something to
sell all during the year will then be
doing real diversified farming. d.
farming. does not mean
growing corn on land one year and
cotton the next as is too commonly
'%
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
FOR SALE.

Horse and buggy. Good driving
horse. young and City broke. Call
428 or 497.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
i REPORT DISCREDITED.
(By Associated Presst

!, st. Louis, March 13-The committee
chairmen of the four brotherhoods Of
the Southwestern railroads met here
today in general conference to make
recommendations for the settlement
of the eight hour day controversy.
The chairman discredited the report
that the session had recommended !
strike at this time.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13

Mail orders for Kodak finishing Civ
en- prompt attention--G. NJ. Tupper,
photographer ohnson street,
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
NEW YORK COTTON OIL MARKET
THE WEATHER

Forecast.
Mississippi-Cloudy tonight and
Wednesday, probably local rains.
Colder tonight in north portion, cold
er Wednesday.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
UNITED STATES. DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.

March, 13, 1917.
Local Data, Greenwood, Miss.
For the "a Hours Ending at A. N.
Temperature: Highest "a degrees
.a Lowest 66 degrees
At q. m. CT degrees
Precipitation 600 inches
River Stage, Z am 27.2 feet, rising
Change 49, 0.3 feet
J. H. STEPHEN,
Local Observer.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Closed 2 to s up.
New York Spots 1910.
New Orleans Spoh ITS.
Sales 30. 40 al
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GREENWOOD THEATRE
Coming Attractions:

Flora Bella (Musical Comedy )..........s,.. IS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. March 18th
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-13

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
Una noche de horror
en- Ell pueblo de Xoc=
Chef, del Partido dc
z maj

Con proliiidad de detalle5 nos he
mos ocupado en- otras ocaslones, de
los excesos Y ~vioiencias a que IA lu-
cha electoral ha dado iugar ell un
Estado antano pacifico, y que apenas
81 tom6 parte en- las pasadas revoiu-
clones: el Estado de Yucatan, hoy
en- p!ena a~narquia y en- pleno terror,
teatro de successes sangrientos que
.ienen dolorosamente c~onturbado e!
iniuo de Ia poblacion pe~ninsular.
Sobre esta contienda y csta situa-
ci0n que muestran g las claras los
frutos de Ia deniagogia crimina!
sembrada por la r]evolucion en- TODD
81 territorio mexicanc, hemos recibI-
do nuevos e interesantisimos deta-
lies, que hoy damos a %nuestros lecto-
res, para que puedan formarse idea
clara de 10 que sucede ea Ia region
gobelnada por ef General A!varado.
Dos son los candidates al gobicrno
de Yucatan, como heElos dicho va:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
UNA TRACEDiA cONSTERNA
SAN FRANCISCO.
Oiene de Ia la

ferecho ] IN aS!cnto Discriminate on
una banca.
La sonora Jimenez fue Z alquiiar
!icha banca Y regres6 4 81 casa mly
ufaua. Al ola siguiente Sc encamino
d cump!ir sus practicaS religiosas y
tomo lin tren clectr;co. .
Fu9 ~entoaccs cuando ocufTio el
fatal accidente. Parece que Ia seiio-
r. intento bajarse del tren porqu5
s. habia pasado dc Ia parada Dc Ia
Gale de Chestnut, doude debio des-
Gender para II al Temple; como {!
tren iba en- Marcia Ia sonora cayo
=, suelo y Sc golpeo q rance con
una piedra, muriend0 instantanca-
mente.
Hay otra version: Ia que SC rctic-
&c q quc u senora no intent0 baiar-
- sine q1e pcrdin q cquil;brio en-
ia plataforma2 del treu : fuv .cnion-
ccs cuanao cay6.
La polIcia dc AIamcda no coHcc,l
I IL dana: pero d 4iguirn It ccuFri9
Il idea lie ira Ia iglcSia 4 ~prccuntar
al s~accraotc 81 q p0dia, iden;:iicar 4
ia~muerta,
Fu4 9! sa:@r@cte gu:cn diG e nom
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
EN- VERACRUZ LAS DEPORTA-
C!ONES.........
Wienc de Ia la

dor 0 por cl comaudaGtc militar, y
que muy i 81 pesa- ticncn QUO irsc q
yi-ir al eytranicro.
Las ultimas eXpuls.ones Que mas
han lamado Ia atenvi0n, son las de
los cspaholes VI. Diaz y Alfredo L0-
pei, Quienes regenteab&n m-ortantcs
aegocios en- Ori2aba. TamJitn flu
expdIsado I'm ciJdadano frances. iefe
de n respectable casa dc a misnia
Newfoundland. que ten!a establecilos
5us negocios en- el puerto lie Vera
cruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
Hasta UT nifIo de diez
anG> fue asesinado
n per
los Asyagad!sIss

En- crupo uumeroso, los dichoS
agentes Sc presentaron en- las casaS
de los liberales Cornelio Mass y De-
metric Bue, 4 q~uienes arrestaron.
Una vez en- Ia Gale, Ia cmprendle-
ron con ellos a golpes, pedradas y
machctazos, i~nternandolos en- la car
Gel, hcridos de suma grayedad-
Al dia siguiente, y durante las prl-
meras horas dc la madruGada, IL
horda barbara que sostiene Ia candl-
datura de Castro. 0 sea Ia de Saliva
dor Alvarado. Quiso dar remate a So
o5ra. sacrificando 4 los propagandls-
tas que al pueblo habian llegado Ell
mission p~olitica del partido liberal.
Aun no amanecia, cuando los so
cia.istas. 0 alvaradistas, rodearon las
casas en- donde vivian los Sres. Ala-
tide Balam Y Jose Reyes Cetina.
Con crandes piedras, hachas y
machetes. abrieron las puertas Y pc
retraron en- los domicilios de aoue-
los senores, como fieras sedientas
de Sangrc.
Reves Cetina fue Ia primera victl-
MA. Apenas abiortas las puertas en-
ccntranronlo. Y. sin DIR sus voces, 10
acrjbiliaroa a tiros. hasta deJarlo sin
vida. en- rlitad de I'm charco de sangre.
Todavia ahi. dispararon sus fusiie"
sobrc 81 cuerpo muerto Y henderson
aa carnc ei flo de IS lnachetes.
4 Ba'aya, 10 10 ercontraron. Mas
~lruicn Dc 81 fami!ia estaba en- ia
casa. y eli cl sacia.on su rabia.
Era C!au&:o Balam. IN III &c
die aros. que. dc.jc IN rincon d"
n casa -cia horrOrizado q aquella
,ur3@ tr&gica.
s.5rc 81 sc arroiaron, de .os caoc-
Hos lc arrastraroa y asi 10 i!eraroH
Dor las calIcs hasta il piaZa pubIic".
Ali. ata.o q uu dcbo:, hendleroH
SIS ayaas I'll Ia carae inocente de.
in:cI;z ri3o. y nad;c tu"o o;dos pa
"a sus o~ucias.
Mas victimas.
No fucror cst:s !as Uaicas yicti-
..as dc les fcroces p~artidar!os dc!
General Alvarado.
4 toGas las casas donde supuslc-
ron que Sc encontraba un partitar'o
g, Co~cnel MeNa Brio. Sc diriGieron
~ a~aucl,a esrantable San Bartolome
,ue cc:s:ituira uno de los mas gran
d,s harrorcs dc ia denlagCgia revolu-
cicnaria.
y a golpes, tires y m~achetazo5.
,f.ra-or en- au lecho I Il anclana
e.fe-ma, Ia Sra. Anastasia Lult; a
Ss.an.o Luit. 4 uuien sacarOn de IL
casa para fusilarlo en- Ia plaza pr-
b,;ca. y a quien. impacientes, asesi-
n4~on en- II Gale, arrastrando dcs-
pues SUI cuerpo en- milad de una al
garabia internal; I IA Sra. Te5fl!a
May i quien acribillaroa i ba!a-
ZCS.....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
Cuchadus.
Iniur!as CT Ia prcnsa.

10 cue " ha ilegado d 10 ina
cuanlsalc. zen LIS injurias que algu-
nos Dc los Gichos candidates &C vler-
ten en- los prri5dicos poliJicos dc Ia
i2:aIid;,d.
S. han piblicado articulos llenos
ta = valumniay que no han con-
scgu.do sino cncender mas : mas
los aninlos DC los contcn3lentes en-
esta cAmpaEa pc itira, 81 la que todo
.: pueblo esta :ntcresAdo.
Es;e. c"aio O. natural, Ia NcnIuo
J..Go !u"ar u graves -Gc=urdcncs cn
Giles : ~ los locales de los clubs,
l~e:5sicne< que amenzaran hacerse
ada ia mus graves.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
El Banco germanlca

Esta institution, nos dice el agri-
cultor lagunero que ]proporciona estos
detalles. cuerta con II buena suma
de dinero en- Elective, y esta dlspueS-
to z faciiitar!o 4 los ag~ricultoreS la
cuneros, mechanic cicrtas condicicnes
rug el!os est&n d~ispuestos Z aceptar
Pero hay una dificultad: Il ca
pital del dicno Banco es aleman, y
ser&n capitalists alemanes los cue
en- caso de que Ia operaci6n o las
operaciones lieguen q verificarse, los
que tendran absolute dominic de ia
agriculture en- toda Ia RIGA ) extern
sa comarc2.
Debido I clio, el gobierno h. pueS-
to reparos a que los ~agricultoreE
acepten IL refacci6n que q bancc
gernlano les ofrece.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
Ell PROBLEMA DE LA ESCASEZ
Oieae dc Ia la.)

.,,rt:.,,.a ,~-erIoG.ro ~naiiprO
=. - nag,.5o. ,rr
o.I.auo, 10. rorr,ra y ann j. do
- -. r~a,dos 90 y..,5a5cra-
.r;,r - oro 90 e,,,,ar.
EI~~,a f,i.o. IA 6,,cro.
"' l., -, r,horos
P~I~ ~ nar,
~. r,I+;,.o. do este a6o
'0I S"S. $50 .00 r.s,d,s f,eron a%si.
.~.onI,ora. cs,o~ebar -.
- 49, 49,, rio ..,s aa,aGas ot,-
&c.. r.,,,ra r,,. e.. les ,vrJa~ nor
- ,In,ra ,,aro-a Ma.
..,oso L. man. = osfa a,7.G3
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
CABRERA IRA a WASHINGTON
Ell M!SICN iMPORTAM.s.
(Yicac do Ia la

o es,;sa. del maiz Que no habia s!do
II -!aic sat!sfactoriamcnte por c!
rmhaiaicr Boni las y es muy possible
q-e Cabrera sea ei que presida est7
Uni ;5H 0 que vaya, cu2ndo menos'
. ~rxiliar,a en sus trabaios.
In algunos ~c;rcuioS, por otra parte,
sc dice Cue la mission de Cabrera q
Washington. eS de caractcr conf!den-
cal, y Il Va 4 scr llcnada cerca dc
los funcionarics mas pr%onlincnteS del
rCb:crno americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
PEHIDA LUCIA.
Gicne de Ia la

Dcs9uas de este, as pasioneS han
scg.:do exaltandose mas ) mas, Y Sc
DICE : alg3nos cncuentros persona
les Ia habilo cnt-e part!darlos de
uno : otro dc dichos candidates.
Flo. Dor su parte. han aconscja-
do nrv4crcia Y moderation I sus d.
Gs@,os. aun4ue Varccc que sin scr cs-
cuchados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
~OvELAs A 30 cENTAvos.

a-t- ~ Ba.s;ar Msrido
NlHvr ! Hlg'-rIc
I8;,sIlu C AMOR
h Nu,3u i'E->iAuo
ii rUTL s,yI.O Ge i8s SU!;eraS
Il FIrdlsg lie ias MuIUFes
Z! ,u-.rTnc tx los uOm3Tes
Il SzGS IL i"> Iu">
Il Niuu dr R~uiseGOres
Il ,p.iaI lie ssmrra!dss
u i IL las NinaS
L S-nls en III Esso
Ia :,L- 1t las Flores
Ia HIel en- les Lab!oS
"a Nina IL .Js 1s[mGlas
- iIuLa &;rvre
"a Core tsi AasoF
"a pE.ur-ss del p6isr
"a s:ga Iv Venus
LIS uarrTa> Gsl AulO:
L.> Eu1> del Ghamp2Sue
Las Gyas AuGernas
Har.ua . Is dui De ias ules
NalGlt1S seal la TuiereS
NslI!.uS sean los EUabreS
HGGa.aS sean las SUesEs5
NaIc - sea {! &Grr
Ns.aiIus s-sn los lel0s
FaSiuG-g-a- Is ALG=
go-Cue So uasan los EomoTeS
pur0ue * L8Ssn .Gs Nu!eres
TrruHe TecsG iG- TuieTss
T,u-tpis RrIariGc0 las Vludss
ra-Ius N.ruluTsn las Elstss
Ppr seEl;T 4 lns HuJeT
-. SuesJad Al amor
E.vs o.; HHS'a.
- Earerfr 5E tlrY
= flly Hs.fnC
Ci H5nuScgtto IL M aeiFE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
OBRAS DIVERSAs

,lm.nau.r llusJraCO para 1917 -
irtp Ge EulGT las LAst3S pOf Nc
va C. T., .ts,l, E-I..Iust
Etbiluiera ~ Is Gis1 HhFa "sp1&
tr ESr"r relT 5 los mler'oH u"S
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
NOyELAS >DIVERSAS

...TInu:t 20 " los ;'n"" PSreS de
-ta &. = Ia rHsf.'a 80
.t-.-- t.ri'':. = .nT r'''a"T
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nRRAs DE HUGO CONWAY
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Comefen abon1inQbles excesos
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AssESNAN CON LujO De BARDARE 4 Los EINlEEAAAIIGOS POLIILCOS

Ell Coronel Mena Brito, candidate
popular y yucateco, y el ST.. Castro
Morales, candidate Official del gober-
nador Alvarado.
Todo cI elemento oficia! sostiene .
este 1ltimo candidate Y todas las au-
tcridades Sc man;fiestan f~rancamcn-
te de su parte. Tras elias esta e.
partido que aparece postulando!o. y
Que ha tornado el nombre de "soc!a-
lista."
Al CoroneI Mena Brito, lo poStu-
Is Ell Partido Liberal Yucateco, for
mado por los e~lenlentos de mayor
significaci0n ell Il Estado.
Pues bien: todos estos c%iudadanOs
que e~jercen I'm derecho que la revolu-
ci6n dijo defenderia e %impondria Z
tcda costa, va que en- su nombre Sc
hacia, han Sido vict:mas de los mas
feroces atentados.
4 algunos nos heMos referjdo va.
El de que hoy tcnemos n~oticia, los
sobrepasa en- horror.
En- propaganda p0litica.
Los successes I que nos refcTin?os,
Sc desarrollaron Ell ell pueblo lie Noe
cheI. del partida de Izamal. no muy
lcics de Merida.
4 dicho pueblo Ijegaron, ace pocos
dias en- viaje dc propaganda poli,;ca
yor el Partido Liberal Y~ucateco. los
Sres. Matildc Balatn y jose Rc=cs
Cctina. ~procedentes dc la capital lie
Estado.
En- cuan:o. IN grupo de socialistaa
cue los esperaba. Sc do cueNta DC
su arribo, organize L manifesto
ci6n para mjurjarios Ce- Ia mancc&
mas soez. pcrsjguitndoios = travjs
de toda la pob!&ci6n ) trat6 De a&:c-
dirios, cosa que per eli n"meGtu nc.
consiguio.
Como no Gucdaran ccafornos les
sociaIiatas, e diriyieroa. @: grvpc
ior"1a:y como Nor unos y~iar@e@t2
hoa!hrcs, Il Ia CD" dr u..o ~ To-.
micmbros del &:cho l,arc.Go liberal.
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