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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26
"Worif> WmerifanereM"

ct INT iluitrsret os b%iitoriif SpartolSn'a9a'
lin, 81. 80 pr. glor. A9cnter pn'tes operalt.
Striu otter SetirgsIler og leno SOC Tor frez
pebeite iii Martin Ulvestad, 1922 47th
Ave. S. W., Seattle, Wash.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26
Siem life
"Worif Mmerifaneren"

Wtootaaerer af be ubienbte SOC Sefter bebes nsuIiaft
ON lite al gIeulnie Dem; tbi gsoorelier AZ Dor J9ere,
iearo % bort 5otfs pLtorie Nmerita tr9raer %
for ierer Stette. Martin Ulyestad.
1922 18th Ave. S. w. Seattle. Wash.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26
Storfens Retieruter.
Sra Spaanb til Sgbafrifa.

Storf, Stcrf, 2oneeben!
Spor par on iaa IGnge2
Saa on Song Saraos beie Sten9
@if on / Hilitremmens gnge?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
SALUTES OPEN
MILITARY SHOW
Parade Will Be First Fea-
ture Of Tournament at
Rio Grande Park.

With the firing OF Is aerial statutes
and al the word of command from
Capt. W. H T. Godson. the second
annual FL Psso military tournament
VIII be under way at S o'clock Thurs
day night at Rio Grande park.
IN the opening parade the follow
ing organizations viii participate in
the order named: ed infantry band,
Otto Naiewsl1i. leader: third battalion,
2Sd infantry, Mai Frederick I. Knud-
son. commanding; battery c. Fifth
field artillery. Capt W a. Capron; B
company. radio. signal corps. Capt
Place: seventh cavalry band, ", Z.
Crocker, leader troop d. Seventh cav
airy. Capt Herbert =. Mann. troop II,
18th cavalry. Capt Roy ". Holderness.
Eighth cavalry band. William :. Van
over. leader; troop r. Eighth cavalry,
capt Howard c Tatum: troop y,
Eighth cavalry, Capt Daniel D. Temp
llins: troop l. Eighth cavalry. Capt
William n. C0Wles- ambulance com
pany No ]. Capt. c. q. Mccormick
According TO Capt. Godson, adjutant
OF the Eighth cavalry. the Performance
viii take more than two hours and
half 10 stage. Every arranGeme-J mas
been made to eliminate delay in carry
Ing of the program
Because the seating capacity o. 1850
Grande park is limited seats we're
placed on sale Wednesday morning at
~ East san Antonio street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
GOT TWALD FREED
IS REARRE5TED
German, Alleged CaTanza
Officer, Held on Charge of
Neutrality Violation.

Franz Gottwald, German, Who IS
said 10 be quartermaster general OF
the Carranza army in the ChihuahUa
military zone, and who has been held
for two weeks IN the German deten-
tion camp at TT Bliss. was ordered dis
charged from custody by Judge Duval
West Wednesday. when habe-S corpus
proceedings wee ms--tU5eT Tor his
release in United States district court.
Gottwald was Immediately rearrest-
ed by United States marshal Jonn u.
Rogers on q charge o. COuSpirin- TO
export munitions Of war 20 Mexico la
violation OF the neutrality law and was
held by United states commissioner
Samuel L Kelly under SI50e bond.
which he has failed 10 furnish
Charles Vowel. his attorney. VINO
appeared for him in the hsbeas corpus
proceedings. gave notice 20 both Judge
West and commissioner Kelly that he
would file habeas corpus proceedings
Wednesday afternoon to secure Colt
wald's release on the neutrality con-
s0iracy charge. on the grounds that
the neutrality complaint had not been
made against Gottwald during the
period he was detained at Fit Bliss.
and that the government had not
presented the case 20 the federal grand
jury during its recent session here
When the Gottwald habeas corpus
proceedings were taken up before judge
West the government Informed judge
West that ne was being held prisoner by
orders Of Brig Gen. George Bell. jr.,
and +. s. Stone. special agent of the
department OF justice. but 10 legal
charges had been filed against the man.
Mr.. stone said that he was Ger
man subject and considered the man
an enemy OF the United States. He
said that his authority for arrestinE
the man had been instructions from the
apartment of justice At Washington,
and attorney general Gregory
Gottwald's preliminary hearing on
the new charge was set for Friday
morning at - o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
W. R. TAYLOR NEW MANAGER
OF RIO GRANDE DAIRY ASSN.

W. r. Taylor assumed charge as gen
eral manager OF the Rio Grande Valley
Dairy association Wednesday morning
He has been office manager Of the Fl
Paso dairy for the past seven years and
succeeds :. A. Donaldson as manager
Of the Rio Grande association Mr.
Donaldson. il Is said. resigned to re-
turn to his ranch near Cham berino.
Ednondson b Link. OF Las Cruces
secretary and treasurer of the Rio
Grande Valley Dairy association. was
here Wednesday, in connection with the
installing OF the new manager. at the
Fl PasO office OF the association. COZ
Montana.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
..THE SPOILERS rnDAN.

Beginning today the Unique Will
snow The Spoilers" from the famous
novel Of Rex Beach. and considered
by all critics TO be the king of mo-
tion pictures The production fea-
lures William Farnum, kathlyn VIII
liams. Wheeler Oa6man and splen-
did picked cast. The Spoilers tells
a supreme story of Alaskan life dur
ing The days before law and order eX-
listed. The shows start at 1880 a. IN,
1890 p. m, 3:5O. ;. 6:1O. 100 and 9:15.
The general admission viii be - cents;
no half tickets will be sold Come TO
the day shows as il Will be next TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
TREASURY EMPLOYEES ARE
Urged To CILTIXATE LAND

Washington. u. c.. April 1S.-As q
part Of the program TO encourage ma
tiOnwide growing OF foodstuffs every
enploye of the treasury department
throughout the United States was to-
day requested by secretary McAdoo to
cultivate all the land in his possession
or control.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
TO PLAN EXTENSIONS FOR
MEXICAN Y. M. c. A. BRANCH

The board OF directors of the Mex
lean branch OF the Young Mems Chris
tian association win have a meeting
Thursday 10 discuss plans for the eN
tension OF the Mexican branch in Il
PaSo-
~. Z. Phillips who was formerly
secretary OF the Y NJ e. A at Chihua-
hua. Mex. was assigned to the local
Mexican Y II. G. A by g. J. Babcock.
n representative from the New Yori.
headquarters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
200 SHIP Carpenters
SECURED BY GOVERNMENT

Washington. D. C., April IS.-Ap-
proximately $500 Of the 5000 expert
enced ship carpenters needed by the
shipping board 10 build its greatest
fleet Of wooden vessels have been found
by the department of labor in two days
OF It's nationwide inquiry. The work is
still progressing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18

The AIhambra has received definite
dates on -Womanhood-the Pride Of a
Nation The dates are March 80 TO
May ;. inclusive. This is the picture
that was exhibited recently at the Al
hambra al a private showing L. S
government officials, prominent wom-
Ell and newspaper men all over the L
: pronounce this as the greatest pre-
paredness picture that has been pro-
duced. It is a Greater Vitagraph.-
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
Wants Am Autos FIned.


Among the county offices that have
been moved into the new courthouse
are thosc OF A. R Webb. treasurer. y.
A. Escaj eda. auditor; !. NJ Deaver and
A. j. Hall. justices of the peace. and
Garner. constable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
wIGwAM-ROMANCE AND COMEDY.

The Tell Tale Clue" IS being shown
a the Wigwam today. It is a dra-
matte romance in which a pretty young
miss and a s-arried vampire are rivals.
Dainty Molly Malone plays the girl
and Helen Calvin has the role of the
vampire. There will also be a good
nedy-@Take Back Your Wife'-in
which Gale Henry is featured.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
THE FOX, COMEDY At BIJoU.

Inc Finn SpOiIers, a "FoN' COM
edy. viii be the attraction at the
Bijou today. \ hilarious and thrilling
tale of studio life. 1t is your fault if
you miss ii. The next o. Henry pic
ture will be here Sunday, Friends in
san Rosario."-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18

S1yastika steam Coal. put in your or
der now Prompt delivery. fun weiSht
guaranteed Southwestern Fael and
Feed CO. Phone 4f4f-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18

Lee Newman can get more money out
OF your property. at 4 less cost, than
anyone else. Ask his clients
Phone 46Of $685. : El PaSo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18

Have your Arch Supports expertlv fit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
To
HAVE BIC SHOW
VIII Promote Chautauqua
Ticket Sale in Motor Cars
Thursday, 1890.

Formal opening OF the chautauqus
campaign viii take place at 1880
Thursday morning, when a parade Of
Rotarians in automobiles viii form on
the 400 block on West Overland street
and pass through the principal streets
or the city. The automobiles viii be
decorated with bunting. pennants and
streamers Of the Ellison White Chau-
tauQua-
The route. as outlined by \. Z. Row
lands. chairman Of the parade commit
tee, VIII be from the 4O0 block. West
Overland over Santa Fe. San Francisco,
Pioneer plaza. North oregon. Montana.
south on Cotton. west on Boulevard,
south on Mesa east on Texas. south
on Stanton TO san Antonio. thence TO Ell
Paso street and Pioneer plaza.
Wants All Autos Filled.
We especially desire all the auto
mobiles owned by members of the Ro-
tary club 20 be in the parade and would
request the women to drive the autos
II The men cannot participate" said
Ir. ROWlands. we would also appre-
ciate 10 very much if those who haven't
autos to ride n would come anyway
and help to fill up the others and the
sightseeing truck. which will accom-
modaJe = people
The Catholic Athletic association
grounds. which have been selected as
placed in the best possible shape that
water and rolling can put them said
+. ". Kavser-
Tho ticket sale is progressing IA
vorably and greater part or the zoe
tickets have been sold. it IS said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18

Helen Cooper Williams. dramatic So
prano, Is an FL Paso girl. She appeared
successfully in concert work She will
be Al The WOman's Club. Mesa and
River. on April 70. senior Alberto
aides. OF the Mexico Conservatory of
Music, viii be her accompanist- Ad-
mission. s100.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18

Today is positively the last day Il
Psso theatergoers will have 10 see
The Sweetheart Of the Doomed" This
picture is now being talked about by
all Fl PasOans who have seen It II
is by far the best moving picture story,
from every point Of view, that was
ever written. Moreover. il is a timely
subject. one that is close TO the heart
eyes Of those who view IL. but the end
ing is a happy one and comes like
ray OF sunshine peeping through dark
cloud.
Miss Glaum does the best work IN
this picture Of her career. in fact while
viewing this picture II is hard to be-
lieVe that this is the same Louise
Glaum that was seen in The Wolf
Woman and other pictures in which
she has appeared. She looks differ
ent. she acts different and she wins
the love and sympathy OF her audience
Complerely.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
nIPORTANT ANNoUNCEMENT.

impossible to get a seat at night with
out a Wait.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.


-
Tomorrow beautiful Nargsrita FiSch-
ant at the Wigwam. This is u very
dramatic and spectacular production
based on one Of the great - evils Of
the present day. Miss Fischer has the
role OF the victim.
Ralph Godfrey. her technical direc-
tor. and Max Alexander her scenic art
.-t- are responsible for the statement
That something different in He'll
styles has been the rage for some
years They believe. however. that in
The Devils Assistant they have
created q set which will be a mark for
SOME years for other creative Ceniuses
TO work 90. BY the aid of paint and
canvas these two men built a repro
ductiou Of the popular conception Of
the Internal regions which was more
realistic than is possible to believe. SO
many OF these Imitation hells' are
built to look realistic, but have no pho
loSraphic qualities. This latter feature
was kept uppermOst in the building OF
this set and the care and thorough
ness with which they worked resulted
in "A piece Of artistic reproduction that
VIII puzzle most Of the well informed
picture makers and viii remain q myS-
terry 20 the layman.
Diminutive imps, less than two
inches in height, doing a weird dance
or n board one foot square is one OF
the many fascinating interpretations in
THE Devils Assistant" The film IS
cTammed with action and interest that
viii hold an audience of any descrip-
tiou-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
ALADDIN FROW BRO1DwAY.-

How would you like 10 live in a
country where you could divorce your
wife by simply telling her that she was
divorced The only requisite is that
You have 10 tell her three times in sue
cessiOn. so that she cannot possibly
misunderstood what you are talking
about Aladdin From Broadway" is
built around this idea This is a Greater
Nitagraph with Edith Storey and An
tonic Moreno IN the leading roles. The
story runs something like this.
Jack stanton. wealthy young
american. makes a wager with Lord
Fitzgerald that he can reach Mecca,
the forbidden city. and return without
aid from any Christian
Stanton arrives at Damascus and
finds Fitzgerald's daughter, now Of
age and living in the care OF a pre-
sUmed stepmothcr. who contracts with
a rica diamond merchant TO deliver her
TO MIN as his wife. The wedding takes
place. but after the Young wife threat
ems to Kill him. he divorces her. Later
me wants her back. To conform with
the customs, Stanton is secured as
20 between, but when the ceremony
is performed he refuses to divorce her.
A fight ensues. when stanton and his
young wife escape.
After a long pursuit, in which they
are trapped in the desert. and after
serious fight for the recovery of the
prayer book. Stanton and his young
meet Fitzgerald. who takes her TO Da-
mascus. II the Alhambra today only.
Prices are Toe, 15c and 5c.-Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-09
OAXACA
LOS CONTRIBUYENTES DISCU-
TEN LA MEJOR FORMA
DE PAGOS.

Correspondence Especial para LA PRENSA
OAXACA DE JUAREZ, Mayo so.
En- ell coliseo Jesus Carranza," tuvo
lugar Ia junta a que sc c~onvocara
previamente, con ell fin. de conciliar
los intereses del gobierno y los de los
contribuyentes en- los pages one Sc
adeudan.
Previas las explicaciones de rigor,
ell senior Alberto Cache O., n de los
signatarios del citatorio, expreso que
tenian conocimiento de que ell gobier-
NJ Sc hallaba en- disponibilidad de es-
tudiar las proposiciones que Sc lie hi
cieran. en- el sentido anteriormente
indicado.
Despues de haber hecho uso de Ia
palabra algunos concurrentes, Sc re-
consideration las o~piniones emitidas
sobre el valor elective que en- la &C
tualidad tiene Ia propiedad raiz, Y
de hacerse n6tar Ia escasez de CAPT
tales invertibles, ell licenciado Flores
Castro propuso que los abonos Sc e.
fectuaran en- I'm tanto por ciento men
sual Y que no creia justo que ell quin-
tuplo de los capitales, base de las con-
tribuciones hechas en- papel, Sc CONT
nde pagando en- la misma forma, GUAM
do Ia moneda es metallca.
Varias consideraciones Sc discutie-
rho en- dicha junta, en- la cual, confor-
me a sentir de la mayoria, Sc acordo
solicitar del gobierno del Estado, que
Sc les c~ondonara Ia mitad de sus reza-
Cos, pagando Ell resto en- un c~incuenta
por ciento bimestral.
Sc tiene pensado pedir, por el con-
ducto debido, que Ia formation catas-
trail ~establecida, Sc modifique en- e.
sentido del decreto expedido por la
Primera Jefatura.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-09

ha creado gran confianza entire los
mexicanos que por differences causas
han tenido que ~quedarse en- esta
ciudad. Puede iecirse que no hay me-
xicano que ne haya guardado un
ejemplar de la referida hoja suelta,
COZ Ia intencion de p~resentarla en-
case de que clio sea necesario. La
firma del consul Cara, junto a Ia de
las principales autoridades civiles Y
militares de la region. prometiendo a
los mexicanos que no sufriran Ia
menor dificultad con motive del re-
clutamierto. la %consideran nuestros
compatriotas de mucha s~ignificacion,
pueS comprenden que el represen-
tante del gobierno encargado de We
lar por los intereses de la ~colonia
meNicana de este Condado ha trata-
do el asunto con amplitud Y recibi-
do plenas seguridades de que los de-
rechos de los c~iudadanos mexicanos
serin d~ebidanente respetadoa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-09
I'm esfuerzo mas
para c0ntener Ell
exodo a Mexico
Circulo una hoja suelta en-
Brownsville firmada por ell
General Morton, ell Mayor,
ell Sheriff y I'm Diputado

Correspondence Especial para LA PRENsA
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, JUNO Z.
DE tai modo ha preocupado a las
autoridades Y a los hombres de am
pc ell exodo de los m~exicanos, que
no Sc han deSperdiciado esfuerzos ten
denies a contener el eXodo de bra
ceros.
Una hoja suelta firmada por cl
general Morton, jefe del distrito mi
litar de Brownsville; el Mayor de eS-
Ia ciudad, Brown; ell Sheriff del
Condado de Cameron. Vann; Ell Re-
pr~esentante a la Legislature del Es-
tado por este Distrito, Canales, Y ell
Consul del gobierno de Mexico en-
Brownsville, Cara, ha sldo repair
tida profusamente entire TODD el Gle
mento mexicano de la ciudad Y del
Condado. como I'm ultimo esfuerzo
para c%onvencer a los trabajadores
mexicanos de que permanezcan en-
ell Estado de Texas. Quienes firman
Ia hoja suelta aludida hablar en- nom
bre del gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos, Y en- ella Sc expreSa, mi vez
mas, que ell mencionado gobierno no
ha intentado obligar a los meXicanos
a servir en- el Ejercito de los Esta-
dos. Sc llama la atencion de los ira
bajadores mexicanos hacia el hecho
de que en- Texas obtendran mayor
salario del que pucden obtener en-
Mexico 0 cualquier otro pals del
mundo; Y como ultimo recuerso, para
evitar que Sc vayan, Sc les dice que
aqui hay mucho trabaio y que ha-
bra aun mas; que abunda ell G~inero;
que el gobierno les Impartial amplias
y completes ~garantias Y en- seguida
Sc les hace yer que. habiendo como
nunca Ia o~portunidad para que ira
bajen libremente y con buenos re-
sultados, no hay necesidad nlnguna
de que vayan a aventurar-
Sin embargo. ell exodo continue.
Los m%eNicanos que Sc van dicen que
no abandonan a Texas por tenor al
servicio militar nj por ninguno otro
semejante, sino porque consideran
que en- Mexico podran vivir. aunque
con mayores penalidades, con memo
res gastos, pues que aqui la vida
esta haciendose extremadamente ca
"a, a tai grade, que a los peones que
tienen mucha famiiia no les basta
ell salario que perciben para atender
a Sus necesidadeS.
L. hoia suelta 2 que aludo ha SER
vido de mucho, sin embargo, pues
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-09
GLEN AVIADORES AMERICANOS
EN- FRANCIA.
Tciegrana especial para La PRENSA.

Tciegrana especial para La pRENSA.
WASHINGTON, JUNO S.-Cien
aviadores americahos de los Cuer-
pos Aereos de la Armada, han llega-
do a Francia sin novedad, para pres
tar suS servicios en- los lugares en-
que Sc les asigne. dice IN informe
dado a Ia publicidad hoy por Ell Sc
cretario Daniels.
Dicttos aviadores es ell primer cor
tingente de las fuerzas combatien-
ties que Sc envian directamente de
los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-09
COMO FUE FL ASkLT0 AL RANCHO
CERcANO A MISSION, TEXAS
Maximiano Garcia fue asesi-
nado, sus hijas ultrajadas
v su casa robada
UNI REPUGNANTE Case
De BARDOLERlSM0
Correspondence Especial para la PRENSA.

NptG ~
BROWNSVILLE, JUNO 7.-Dio
LA PRENSA noticia telegrafica de
cue un rancho cercano a Ia pobla-
ci6n de Mission, Texas, habia sido
asaltado por IN grupo de hombres
armados. los que dieron muerte al
propietaric. ultrajaron a sus hijaS e
hirieron a IN hijo que trato de i'm
pedir el atentado.
La noticia esta plenamente con-
firmada V Ia autoridad militar de es-
te DiStrito. al frente de Ia cual Sc
halla Ell general Morton, ha dispues-
to que Sc obre con toda energia Y
~eficacia a fin de dar con los culpa-
bles del atentado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-09
POR LOS ESTADOS DE
NUESTRA REPUBLICA
VERACRUZ
Sc NOMBRA CAPTAIN MEXICA-
NO DEL VAPOR TAMAU-
LIPAS.

correspondence Especial para La PRENsA.
VERACRUZ, Mayo 31.-La Com
pania Mexicana de Navigation, en- a.
catamiento de las ordenes recibidas,
cumplira fiel Y. exactamente 10 preve-
nido por ell articulo 80 Constitutional.
En- esta virtud Sc nombrara captain
del vapor nacional "Tamaulipas", de-
tenido desde hace varios dias en- este
puerto, al marino meXicano de naci-
miento Alexandra Gonzalez Baez, ex-
captain de fragata de la Marina de
Guerra. 1gual procedimiento Sc Sc
guira con los demas vapores de la
m~encionada compania de navegaci6n.
Ell %ingeniero Ernesto Canseco, CO.
misionado por la Secretaria de Ha-
cienda, ha estaio dirigiendo en- esta
ciudad importantes obras de repara-
cion en- los a~lnacenes de la Aduana
Martina.
Ell ~ingeniero Canseco, apenas termi-
nados sus trabajos en- este puerto, sal
dra para Tampico con ell mismo OBJ
jeto e identica comisi6n.
A Ia oficina del Departamento del
Trabajo en- esta ciudad, han acudido
varios obreros de Ia fabrica de jabo-
mes de que es propietario ell senior An
tonic Revuelta, %quejandose de que ma
bian sido despedidos por ell mencio-
nado patron porque ellos le pidieron
TRAFALGAR de acuerdo 0 las prescrip-
clones constituencies, la jornada de
ocho horas diarias.
-Despues de recorrer la via del
Ferrocar-il de Veracruz al Istmo. ha
~regresado a esta ciudad ell senior ge-
neral Heriberto lara, Comandante
Militar del Estado.
Los magistrate: e~lectos.
La Junta computadora del - DiStri-
! to electoral, termin6 el escrutinio de
elecciones para Procurador General
de Justicia del Estado Y Magistrates
4 Ia Suprema Corte, arrojando ell 81
guiente resultado: ell licenciado Ma
nuel Zamora. para Procurador Gene
raj de Justicia con 1851 votos; para
Magistrates propietarios, los senores
licenciado Gabriel Mantecon, con -.
I4,612 votos; Manuel MARTINEZ Urqui-
la con 1905, licenciado' Miguel Angel
Cordero con 1895; Dario Rebolledo
con 3,152; E. R. Torres con 1850: Fl
liberto Nadal con 1888; Fausto Oil
wares con 2,517; Jose Joaquin Ceser,
con $50; Alfonso G.. Salas con 2,476;
Manuel Llamas Puente con 1888; Ra-
fael Garcia Pena con 1925; Luis G..
SentieS con 2,313; Jose Luis Prado
con 1899, Y JESUS Flores con 1928.
Para Magistrates suplente resultaron
electos los senores licenciados Jose
Lizan Ramirez con 1896 votos; Ra-
fael Espinosa con 2,49S; Eduardo Ca
raty con 2,482, Fernando Dominguez
con 2,445; Manuel Aparicio Guido con
2,4l8; Francisco P. de Lara con-.
| 1890; Fausto Olivares con 1888; Ig-
nacio Flores Guerrero con 1884; Gui-
llermo Rodriguez con 2,3l3; Aure;io
C&mpillo con 2,313; Julio R. Salazar
con 2,310; Manuel Naples, con ,30S;
Y ~Hermenegildo Carreon con 1906.