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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
INSURANCE BILL IS
WARMLY DEFENDED
BY SPEAKER CLARK
Democratic Leader Says He Is in
Favor of Making Soldiers Who
Go to Europe as Comfortable as
Possible Is Applauded


Washington Sept no. Applause
swept over Tine house floor and
through the galleries today whcu
Speaker Clark 100 q brief speech de-
Tended the soldiers and sailors iu-
suuncc bin as the best measure bee
for, congress since the declaration ui
war
"uuo of the objections to this him '
he gud "ie that The government m
liable tp find it-ou In he hole as "a
result oi h. don't know whether
d. Nlu put the torumcut in the hole
or not and J ana not very much eN-
ercIscd about thaI. I am in favor ~
making the soldiers that 20 a. Europe
as comfortable 3a possihlc both
! iuhyri,aly und mentally ] don't want
them To- have to worry about their
families back home. N they are Will
ing 90 risk their lives We ought tU
take car, of them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
STAND AiiDIZING LOAF or
BREAD BEING Considered

WI-NlUglOn N0pt. I0---A sinndlrd
loaf ~ uniform price oyrywhere wa
discussed today hy The food admins
tratiuu and the master huicrs assoc
rlatiuu.
MANY ~ tho bakers feet that iugs-
much as the government has set the
price uf wheat which viii dctermin"
gtuud1rdiZng the loaf of bread
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
WORK ON ANOTHER
DEFICIENCY BILL
BEGINS IN HOUSE
Appropriation Committee Must
Figure Out Plan to Raise Ap-
proximately 1,50O,0OO,oOO Ad-
diiiOnal for Running Nation.

Ma.hugtuu. Sept Ia Work ON lu-
other huge deficiency ban tu carry
approximately $1,000. .unu.0uu was be-
l'un TODAY hy GA, house appruprH.
tiuus committee. pf the total approx
imatclN SHlt, ,Uun. GOO. viii Pee COR the
us' "f tho -hipuIuE board boz rlrrylu"
uuf ii- nurrlm and N1ta.uUu 600 for
DESTROYER iui ~" navy.
THIS measure Iud tho deficiency ui5i
Iruurt'u II=t week. AIll HIIUE the tot 81
',D,iuurl". provided tor 11 tins .'--
Sion ut congress % about $4,000 400.
600
~ ~~>s~>~ y~,>>->~>->~>~~~~~N~~~>~ ~
said. believed % had enough loyal
truups and th" support col th, l;ussIuu
people lu ruaulo ii tu put down IN"
NWulutt movement
Nu,u VI lNutt agN Premier Noronr
skF uu saturday and presented Gen
rrJ kuruluft demands it developed
tndHE. by told tho premier that un
organization ut dumu members. Mos
cow Industrial Interests Hud other
conservative who played IN" rul" Of
the opposition Jt the recent Moscow
conference. were supp"runr General
urnilufi
The members ur the provisional
government 900 ihu conversation WITH
ih, N.auritt-d Press refused 90 h'
quoted uy name. The, stated the
listers had reached uu agreement
O., ..ardiur the fulln~iug points "i
View
The government regards Genera
Eoruuufrs pruuuncaw'utu as an act
of rebellion. us u dangerous adNen
turD lu1 threat tu the revolution
uud un,rJN. which unless the ulti
matum D.. Withdrawn. must 10" ruth
lra.l. suppressed.
.'rnr government has mo- doubt tina
~ has 40 it- disposal sufficient l"Na
troops and th, overwhelming supp"r
of th, population tu ruahl" it tu cN"
cat, tins pruEIdul.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
uASp-To-HAND BATrLEs
NspVTlJfiST tyT GDVIZI

Edine ltnly. sepi. q. The fiEht
against the heights northeast OF Oo-
rizia continues night and day during
good and bad weather. The con-
tinuous contest seems to the observer
tn be animate, by super human force.
the Italians ana the Austrians almost
constantly engaging in hand hand
encounters. \ strange situation IN
brought about 10y the two forces, vir-
tually equal ia numbers, strength and
determination. struggling for supre-
macy IN circumscrihed are where
IL Is impossible for either side TO em-
ploy more men or artillery Gaps
IN the ranks are instantly filled and
thus the contending forces remain 80
balanced that victory apparently In
impossible to either side. The fierce
ness Of the struggle ~ prbved by the
fact that In twelve hours the Italians
attacked the enemy five times.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
PAPAL SECRETARY OF
STATE RETURNS FROM
TWO WEEKS VACATION

Rome. sept iO.-Cardinnl Gasparri.
papal secretary of state has returned
to Rome from fortnights vacation
and Immediately tu work. together.
with Pope Benedict ON the accumu-
lItion of documents received during
his absence regarding the papal peace
initiative. 70 those who app zach
HIM. Cardinal Gn,parri said.
'WHfoNcr hapf"Is IN" proposition
nude hy Poe Benedict in favor Of
pruce Wll have the effect or greatly
clearing the situation"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
STRIKE SITUATION AT
OMAHA PACKING HOUSES
SHOWS LITTLE CHANGE

Omaha Sept l0.--Thcre was little
change in the strike situation at the
packing house early today Practically
the ouly activity was loo the delivery of
goods on hand 10 fill contracts. The
federal mediator sent hy secretary OF
Labor Wilson has not yet arrived. =
few drivers quit work this morning
out not to Interfere seriously "ith de-
IiNcrics
About % men went out az the stock
yards this morning bat Manager Buck o
uEham declared thht with the help
ui the commission men al lstock re-
crNed would be- handled without
trouble. he expressed the opinion
that there would bee no congestion az
tho yards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS,
VOTERS ARE BALLoTING
ON THE PRO QUESTION
ny Associated rress

Dallas. TrNIs. Sept lo. Dallas
county voters TODAY were halluting
Cor tho FIRST time lu fourteen years
un tho question of whether tho entire
county should become dry" Al
precincts outside the city of Dallas
have been "dIy" twenty five years
and the lst local option election
was hcld iu 1908
Early indications were that the vote
would be- heavy. The result viii not
be- known uuul louIrht the election
law requiring that counting uf ballots
cannot begin until the polls 'los' at
= d. Ms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10

Portland Me-. sept DO. The yot-
rrs ol Maine went to the polls at a
special election today go cast their
ballots ou the question Of rntlfNlnr
the constitutional amendment foi
woman suffrage. submitted to the
people hy the last legislature Lead
crs OK both sides said tncy felt con-
fidont of victory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
ATTEMPT TO BREAK UP
A PATRIOTIC MEETING
RESULTS IN ONE DEATH
By Associated Pre.s

Milwaukee, sept To- An Italian
was killed. another was wounded
probably fatally and two police Off
GERS Wrr' injured n'' TODAY when iu
wJs made Co break up p -
triotiC open aIr meeting Iu the Italian
section nero The two Italians who
were shot Jr, members of am alleged
anarchists club which later wIs ruidol
and literature. said 60 have been OF
Hu iuu,ud.JH nature. was seized.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
FAVORABLE REPORT is
MADE ON BILL TO OPEN
OIL AND MINERAL LANDS

Washington, sept -FaNor1hle
report ON senator Walsh's hiil To open
for use four million acres OF oil aud
mineral lands. includins about N.0eV
acres in naval reserve number two in
California. Was made today By the
-cn,ite public lands committee. II
proposes the operation by the govern
ment or the leasing of the lands con
tanning coal. oil, potash aud sodium.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
STEEL TRUST UNTITLED
ORDERS SHOW A SLUMP
COMPARED WITH JULY 81


Ncw NorE Sept 90 Untitled or
dcrf Of the United Statos Steel cor
puuuuuu ON August 30 were iO.iut..
ntH toms according to tho corpora
tiou's monthly statement issued To-.
day This i~ decrease of t81.1I-
tons compared with the orders on
July 2l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
ROWING COACH KILLED
BY FALL FROM A PLUM
TREE IN REAR OF HOME

soattlr wash. Sept. To- Hiram n.
Couiheaf IA famous rowing coach. for
ten years director of the University
of Washington rowing crews. was
killed to-day by "a Tall from plum
tree in the rear of his home near
the university.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
DTMNNDS RIG NRDED ~
" s(r On Hi.HIiliIbN

potrorrld. sept to- Members oil
the l,ussiau cabinet to-day told the
Associated Press that the provisional
government regarded General korni-|
lufCs prununciamCnto us nm act oil
rebellion which must he ruthlcssly
lIpprpsscd The government Il was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
SCHOONER DESTROYED
BY A GERMAN SUB; ONE
MEMBER OF CREW SAVED


Parrshuro. a. S. sept, io.-- News
has been received here of the de-
strIcuou hy German submarine of
th, Nova Scotia schooner Minasquecn
with th, los, of all but one "f nor
crew
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
Premier Advises President Poin-
caire That He Is Obliged to Give
Up the Effort; Object TO Retain.
ing Existing Ministers.
ENTIRE NEW CABINET is
DESIRED BY OPPONENTS
Proposed Body Did Not Offer Suf-
iicient Guarantees of More
Vigorous Conduct of the War or
of a Truly Democratic Policy.

Paris. Sept President
poincaro after comforting this
morning with the presidents
Of the chamber Of deputies
and the senate. summoned
Professor Paul Puinlevc. the
minister uf war. ana asked
him To- form % cabinet In sue
ccsslou To- that headed hy n.
itihut Professor Puinlrve re-
served his definite answer un-
til this evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10

By Associated Press
Paris. Sept. Icy Nestcrday's action
Of the socialist party In refusing to
collabOratc with AlaXcndre Ribot in
forming a new ministry. which caused
NJ. Rtbot. after consultations To no
tify President Poincare that he was
Obliged tu give up the effort, was
quite unexpected.
An explanation OF the socialist step
was given by some uf their deputies
who declared that when Premier
Rihot announced that "A rcconstruc-
tiuu of the cabinet would take place.
the socialists were under the impress
sion that fundamental changes would
he mHsts.. ss-sl n s,vsE- On that uuder-
standing that they agreed to continue
10 coilHborote with the GOV crument
They found out. however that a ma
iority OF the existing ministers would
bc retained. That being the ease.
they considered IA" ministry did not
offer sufficient guarantees of either
20 more vigorous conduct Of the war
or of @ truly democratic policy the
deputies explained, ana consequently
the party decided to withhold it, sup
nrYf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
cEgMNN ADVANCE FORCES
COMPELLED To RETREAT

Berlin tNia Londonb Sept TO-
German advanced forces northwest of
Lake Malk on the Macedonian front.
vest, rduy rctrcated before superior
French pressure. says the official
statement issued today by the Ger
man war office The Teutons retired
In the direction of the heights south
west of Lake Ochrida.
british troops yesterday pressed
back slightly the germna reserves az
Hnrgicpurt aud Nilierct ON "a narrow
front. the war office announced to-
day Early today the Germans re-
captured the position 10 the east OF
Hargicourt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
Fighting In NInoesionin.

The Macedonian fighting Is again
assuming Importance. On the extreme
wcst Of the front. the French have
apparently massed considerable
force. Yesterday they reported occupy
ing several villages IN the Maiik Lake
region.
The Germans advance In the Riga
region is definitely halted, according
to indications in the current reports.
The ouly events reported there today
by Rerliu are ciashes between Rus
sian raiding parties ANA German re-
serves.
Russia again has a critical political
situation To face. however, with Cen
eml korniloff. deposed from the chief
command hec1use of his command for
dictatorinl powers and with martial
law declared in petrograd presumably
by WAY 90 preparing To- cope with
threatened resistance hy the general
10 his deposition and a possible new
luttempt 20 oVerturn the PROVISIONAL
government by force.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Tonight. showers; Tuesday, partly
cloudy. warmer east portion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10

lu effect it appears the principal
changes contemplated 10y ". Wihot
we're the substitution of VI. Bienvenu
Martin for Rene Niviuui as minister
of Justice. of Maurice Long for the
much-criticised Maurice Niullette as
minister of subsistence ana the Crca-
tiou OF "a new ministry of national
reconstruction. to which Louis lucien
klutz. president of the chamber q
budget committee. was 90 have been
nominated.
Dp tho withdrawal Of the socialists.
~ Eihot proposed to matte Louis
Louis Lorchour who as under see
rrttry Tor munitions in charge Of the
manufacturing sections, had rendered
ycomuu service in organizing the in
du.trics. minister of munitions in
place Of Albert Thomas
when the new ministers assembled
late last night however, Professor
Paul pnInl'Vv minister Of war AN
uouu,rd hp would decline Ca continue
100 office without socialist representa-
tiun u the cabinet This brought
about th. collapse uf the combination.
Painl",c NnN Bc Called In.
n b. expected President Fpincaro
Will ask Professor ninlevc 20 form
- cabinet and there is strong prob
ability h. Will succo-d Professor
paiulrvc. as minister of war. has
mad, an excellent impression ON po-
l.urt circles. ON th" general public
and iu the army Nutthl' among
measures h" took was the appoint
urut of General I'taiu 90 he com
maudcr iu chief ut the French armics
aud the revival of the post of chici
of tu, general staff for General foch
Tho ministers success has been wei
| received generally.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
LOCAL WEATHER

Maximum. So. minimum. s6 range.
~. ) q. M: 50. East wind; partly
cloudy. Precipitation. 90.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
No es amnistia, es"n",
(Viene de la Pag. 4a.)

sidcntc de la Republica 10 estimc
~conveniente V unicamente en- cada
case particular en- que Ia amnlstla
sea solicitada. Esto, para los levan
tados en- armas, sencillamente es n
rendicion; 81 Sc quiere, una capitu-
laci6n. para la cual el P~residente de
IA Republica esta plenamente auto
rizado, por ser el Poder e~ncargado de
establecer Y mantener Ia seguridad
interior en- el pals. Por estas razo-
mes Y con Fundamental de la frac-
cinon VI del articulo SO de Ia Cons
tituci0a, me opongo al dictamen de
las Comisiones primera y segunda
de puntos constituencies y someto
a Ia consideracin de la Honorable
Camara, la siguiente resolution:
UNICA:-El Presidente de Ia Re
publica cst& plenamente facultado
por Ia Constitution, para admitir.
cuando 10 estime c~onvenientc. Ia rem
dici6n dc los levantados en- armas,
QIe la solicitor.
Este asunto Sc resolvera en- las
sesiones proXimas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
PIHtarco Elias Gales
(Yiene de In 4ta. pag.)

Estado. este no ocaslonaria entorpc-
cimiento alguno en- cuanto a la ocu-
pacion cue hubiese de darse q la gen
ties que trabaja en- elias. Digo este,
pCruue ocho mil mineros que queda-
ron cesantes a c~onsecuencla del psro
en- los campos de Cananea, han sldo
va ocupados. FL gobierno lv~ Is
tribuy6 en- los ranches y haciendas
del Estado y particularmente en- Ia
region del Yaqui Y todos estin all!
trabajando, aparentemente satlsfe-
chos. Ash pues, Sc han aprovechado
esos elementos y su esfuerzo sera pro
vechoso para la agricultural de Sono-
re-.
Los campos mineroS de Ell Tigre Y
Nacozari sc ]encuentran de nuevo en-
plena actividad. pues las difercncias
nue eyist!an entire las empresas Y
los o~pcrarios, difercncias que diercn
!ugar al paro general ell esos cen
tros mincros, nan sido a~rreglaca5 IN
una manera satisfactoria para ambas
parties"
Aqui Sc cree que ell general Ca
lies va & tratar con cl jefe del eje-
cutivo, entire otros asuntos importan-
ties. Ell relacionado con la suspension
de los trabajos en- Cananea. la prin-
cipal fuente de ~riQueza del Estado.
Todos los esfuerzos cue ha hecho pa
'ra que la compania reanude u ira
ba los V envie nuevamente a Cananea
la maquinaria que sc trajo a los ESta-
dos UniGos, han resultado inGtiles,
e la compania esta firme en- ST.
resolution de no reanudar u labo-
res ST la secretaria de hacienda del
gobiernO carrancista insiste ell que
paguc la cantidad que le fuG recla-
mazda.
Gales, a 10 que parcce, va a con-
veneer d Carranza dc que cs ncce-
sario que no persiga tan tenazmen-
te al capital e~Xtranjcro, pues 81 per-
siste en- su actual actitud, Ia situa-
ciGn en- Sonora, y en- genera en- to-
da la region fronteriza, lejos dc me-
jorar como Sc desea y neceslta, sc
agravara aun mas y el goblerno no
podra hacer frente a los nuevoS pro-
blemas que tiene que, resolver.
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Fue asesiaad0 I'm jOyen,"
Ticnc de la Pas. 4a.)

ciudad. lie sobreviven, 81 panrc CT
Sr. Eusebio CavaZos, p]rOminente HON
bre de ~negocios; SUI hermano Martin
Cavazos, G%ercnte dc la Compania Te-
lef6nica del Condado y la Senorlta
Conception Cavazos, Asistcnte de la
Oficina de Correos en- esta.
FL matador no ha sido aprehendi-
do crcyendose que Sc refugi6 Ell u
MARCO, pero es probable que para con-
seguir su extradici0n, ell Sheriff tro-
piece con las mismas dificultades que
con los ase5inos de don Maxine Gar
cia.
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Gil fayOrn..:,.
Viene de la ga. pag,

sen por Texas, presten 81 ayuda para
iicnar esas filas. 81 cl pueblo del
Estado, copcrara durante los pocos
dias que faltan para que tcrmiEc IA
campana del rec%lutaEnicnto ~Tolunta-
rio. como lc ha hccho antics, estoy
SECURE que Ia Guardia Nacional dc
Texas cstara en- pie dc guerra para
el ) dc .Agosto y ocurrira al llamadO
de Ia nacion con sus uevos regi-
mientos''.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
PARA LOS AUTOMOVILISTAS

Todo aquel que guia un caro- mo-
tor sabe por propia experiencla 10
MODESTO que es eli polvo que Sc lie in
troduce en- los ojos, asi como los efcc
tos de las c~orrientes de aire frio que
en- ellcs recibe. Para aliviar EN- gran
partc esas molestias, alguien ha idea
do aplicarse aceite castor en- las pes
taaas. Los que tai remedio Sc han
APPLICABLE escguran que el aceite re-
coje la mayor pacte del pclvo antes
de que penetre a los oios, y al mismo
tempo los proteje de los efectos del
viento frio.
-"Scientific American
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19

Padre, ique Sc entiende por es,
c~andaIo?"
."Escandalo, hijo, es algo malo que
hacen las centes: creyendo que nadie
Sc da cuenta de clio, y 10 cual sirve
de tema 4 las conyersaciones de otras
.gentes. cue harlan 10 mismo, 0 peo-
res cosas, 81 no abrigaran ell tenor
de que otros Sc enteraran de sus NAL
dades."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19

5ien Ia bora de la recompensa pie
IA para los Que en- cStas epocas ar
duas del comienzo, mantuvieron,-
4 deSpecho de la ~ignorancia. dc la ru-
tina Y de la indiferencia desolado-
ra-la ensena augusta del ideal; Y
entonces 81 nombre de los que como
urbina esparcieron su verbo De be-
!lc2a por las tierras de America, res
plandecera acariciado por la luz mex
t~inguible y serena de la gloria.
FL discourse del senior Melian Lafi-
u fue largamente aplaudido. Lue-
go Ell senior Urbina. deSpu6s de a.
gradecer la demonstration, recit6 al
gunas de sus composiciones, que fue
ron oV~acionadas por la co~ncurrencia.
Otsas composiciones de Urbina
fueron finaimente declamadas Dor ell
senior Fernandez Moreno. Y con clio
termin6 Ia fiesta, que tuvo el am
biente de distinction que correspon-
die Z IL perzonal:dad l~teraria del
agasaiedc',
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
Los extranjerOS que no..
Eiene de Ia Ga. pag.

gar al pueblo americana que sacriti-
que a sus hombres, ''cuando los eX-
tranjeros gozan en- este pals de las
especiaies Y maravillosas oportunida-
des industriales que la guerra les
proporciona, Y no obstante estan rele-
vados del servicio 0 de cualquier sa-
crificio."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
-MATRIMONIALES

IIDIIBf,E H0NRAB0-derrnie y tTaDajador,
de>ca lrnnr correspondence ron Sclorita
ab>Oiuiamrnte lOnrada. de bueIIaS ciIaii-
dadcS y que romrrcnda 81 dcbrr filuro
dc cSpOSa. ubicto maiTimonio. la que Sc
intcreSc en- este anunio y quo rrIna las
cIalidafcS Hnics mcnc:uladaS, 1Icde d.
~rijlrsc 4 Martin Gonzalez. Cox ii, Goshen.
California. -79.
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pESOSISAS-

nESEO SiBER 81 paradcro dc mi hernia
no, AglIStin DomingTcZ. Si cSpOSa Sc la
MA Patricia. Y ticnc Inuchos hijoS Y hi
jas. IIace Cuatro aiIOS So eEConrraba IN
I'm puebliIO llainado MaIuinii. FL objet1
Dc sabcr dc Fl. - porIuc NE ENCUEN-
TRIO GRAVEMENTE ENFERMO Y Quier1
cue vcnga a VERNE. Diritir informes a
Cir!lcO nomingiIez. Watt Plaza, X. 3. Box
1903. Cameron, Texas. -7taa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
PROTESTARON LA NUEVA CONS.
TITUCION LOS DIPUTADOS
DE JALISCO.
GUADALAJARA, Jal, Julio III

GUADALAJARA, Jal, Julio ii
Ell domingo Sc verified Ia Quin-
ia session cclebrada por ell Congress-
de! EStaGo, con So caractcr dc cons-
tituycnte. En- ella, los diputados,
que Sc prescntaron vistiendo de eti-
quota. despues de aprobar algunas
correcciones 4 Ia minuta de Ia Cons
titucion, Ia firmaroR, conservando
caGa Uno Ia puma con que 10 hizo.
.Acto continue, Y en- pie tOdOs eilos
" los concurgentes en- las galerias,
rindic"on la protesta dc ley. cnca-
minandosc dcSpucs una comisi0n com
pucs.a dc tres de los citados diputa-
dos. a depositar en- las manos del 60
bernador, el historico documcnto, pa
II su PRONUNCIATION por bando solen-
ne. Sc habia anunciado va para cl
mism0 dia IS dc los corrlcnteS, ami
verSario dc la mucrtc del Benemeri-
TO dc la Patria, Ia promulgacion en-
todos los pueb!os del Estado, dc Ia
prop!a Constitution, Ia que comen-
Eara d rcgir, por 10 tanto, cl dia 10
dc este miSfno mes.
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5CUALES CABALTOS TIENEN
MAS LARGA VIDA?

Sc ha llcgado a dcscubrir que los
c&ballos tordillos son generalmente
los que a~lcanzan mas larga vida; y
luego les siguen en- csc sentido, los
ruanos o c~ontralvos. Los cabalIos
negros, rara vez llegan a mas de los
vcinte amos de edad; Y los de colo.
bayo, rara vez exceden de diez o
ounce amos de vida.
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nEsEO SARER 81 paradero de Ia Sra. l.

TESEV NiBT.N VI DIT dUtTU ~" Id sTH. LT
hrada Gutierrez Y dc Su hiia Angela def
miSfnu apcilido. En- 1915 residian ell Larc-
do. Texas. La Sra. es Chaparra. moreno
Y lie unos 80 ailOs de edad y IA hija O.
dc csiaiura regular, delgada Y dc I'm CO.
lOr pcriad0 Y de unos IS amos de edad.
Sc gratificara con 500 a Ia persona gus
diriia inforrncs cierios a Antonio Espino-
"a. kiIImann n. J. ia.
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C~ABiLLERO ESPiNOL, regular cdad. SOL
iero. cStab!rcido Y brlilantc porvenir den
tlo dc uRoS mcSeS. deSca ca5arSc 10 mas
prOlio possible ron snnorita que liable eS-
palICi Y abSoluramenic honrada. Escrib!r
a r.. c., General Delivery, san Antonio,
Texas, f. I'D.
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