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The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

The following officials have been ap- pointed to take charge of the Solo, mon Burden Handicap race scheduled to occur Sunday morning. Judges; H. s. Thompson and George F. Kilroy. Starter, W. c. Mcclure Time Keeper c. R. Jackson.
 The race will start at ten o'clock sharp, the teams leaving five minutes apart after that hour. The drawing for positions will take place Satur- day evening at the Alaska Bank and Safe Deposit Company.
 The following will act as judges, etc at the Solomon end of the course Thos Shaughnessy. Talbot Scott. Tho timekeeper will be Arthur Laird The Solominites are reported making extenave preparations for extending that famous Solomon hospitality to their guests and a program of wide variety and many novelties is being prepared. The race Is q free for all and anyone may compete who wishes to comply with the rules published earlier. Entries may be left with Wm Webb CT at he Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

Following the over-ruline of the motion of the defense to Quash the indictment on the ground that 1t was in conflict with the terms of the fifth Constitutional Amendment the trial of the U. $. versus Martin Remedy for alleged violation of Chapter 60, 1917 Sessions Laws of the Territory of AL aska proceeded before Judge Holz- heimer in the District Court yesterday. The arguments on the motion to quash the indictment consumed the entire morning session. The afternoon was devoted to the work of securing the trial jury and a large number of talesmen were examined. At the hour of adjournment last evening. eleven jurors were in the box. The selection exhausted the panel and ten additional names were ordered drawn from the jury box and added to the regular panel. The jury was completed at the morning ScSSloH tou'iS anu " P"i tiOii of the period before the noon recess was devoted to the examination of witnesses.
 Up to the time of going to press, the case of the plaintiff had not been concluded and the prospects are that the case will not go to the jury until tomorrow.
 Court adjourned at 4.SO this after noon, to resume Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

With the inauguration of food saw ing orders in this section, thrifty house. wives have cast about for food substi- tutes to take the place of some of the restricted articles of consumption and many novel forms of substitution and food saving measures have been developed. Some of these substitutes are of considerable value their con- stant employment will resulttin ma terial saving in the merchandise bills. One that has been called to atten- ton is a butter substitute which will reduce the butter con in the average household by providing a healthy and extremely palatable substitute. The receipt, which was contributed by a sub scriber, is as follows.
 BUTTER SUBSTITUTE
 Soak one and one half level tea spoonfuls of gelatine in one half cup full of cold milk. Dissolve by adding one half cupful of hot (not boiling or boiled) top milk or part cream. Add one quarter teaspoonful of salt.
 Warm one pound of butter, do not melt, but warm enough to soften. Gradually add the milk mixture and an additional cupful of top milk oI part cream. Beat with an egg beatel until thoroughly blended, then chill Cannot be used for baking.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

Under the caption: Capt. Alexander Allen Brings News of Stefansson, will be found the latest information reach ing the world concerning the accom- plishments and vicissitudes encount- cred by the famous explorer during the later periods of his sojourn in the Arctic wilds. The article Is the story told to the representatives of the Seattle Times by Capt. Alexander Allen. formerly of Nome, on his ar rival in the Puget Sound metropolis in February, after crossing Alaska from Herschel Island.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

Reports are in circulation today to the effect that someone has received a telegram from Seattle stating that the old reliable Victoria will be on the job again next spring. According to the rumor. the message reported that the entire cargo space and also the passenger carrying accomodations have been completely sold out. The Nugget made considerable effort to ascertain who received the message but was unable to do so up to the time of going to press.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12
A. B. BARN DANCE,
 A. B. HALL, SATURDAY, APRIL 20th.

E. L. Holt will donate 10e6 of his Total Cash Receipts during the month of April also 109o of all money rcceiv- ee on account, to the Red Cross Soeic- ty.
 The total amount will be published in the papers and turned over to the officers ot the Red Cross, May list. He guarantees to sell goods at regular prices, no advances and to meet all competition and to purchase any arti- cle you may need (except groceries) that inc may not have in stock and de- liver same to your house free of charge during the monthi Stock com prises Cents Furnishings. Rubber Goods, Children's. wares. Hardware, Furniture. Notions Granite and Crock cry ware, Stoves and Ranges, Carpets and Rugs. etc. Signed:
 HOLT'S CASH STORE,
 Tel. Main 96. By E. L. HOLT,
 Adv.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

Patriotic Nome Buys all War Stamps and Cables for More, is the laudatory headline over an article published in a recent Seattle paper regarding the early disposal of all the War Savings stamps reaching Nome earlier in the winter. The article goes on to say that: Nome is all warmed up over War Savings and the eagerness of patriotic buyers in the far Northern city has created famine in War and Thrift stamps"
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

The Nugget received another of those interesting communications from Al Nicholson on the last mail this time from the sunlighted precincts of Los Angeles. Since writing last, AL has travelled southward to San Diego and has picked up lot of in- teresdng impressions. which we will transmit 10 our readers shortly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

The Miners Home Club awarded the prizes for the trophy series at the weekly card social given last night. Miss Stenmark proved to be the lead CT among the fair sex with a total score of 120 points to her credit and was awarded the handsome piece sf cut glass. Dr. Wesley, with a score of 114, carried off the gentleman's
 prize. The winners of evenings card contest were as follows: Ladies Mrs. Hanson, first; Mrs. Hill, sec- ond; Mrs, wittenberg, third. Gentle men-George Waldheim, first; Bar ney I.ande. second; E.Erickson, third.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12
FAMOUS SPY MAY NOT HANG AS EXPECTED Special to he Nuooct By Associated Press

PARIS, he a n The opinion
  confession in which he said that if will La Ncorie be c
 
  of the German lIandis since beginning
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

Aleck HolmsOn returned to the city yesterday from Solomon whither he had gone as convoy and pilot for Mrs. Thos. Shaughnessy day before yes terday
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

Harry Gabrielson proved the victor in the concluding game of the Board of Trade handicap pool contest finals, held at the well known sporting resort night before last, beating his oppon- ent. r. NJ. Kiesele by the one sided score of I37 to S3. That Kiesele was very much off form is indicated by his Inability to secure more than S3 points out of the required 15S. At the conclusion of the contest, Cab reilson was awarded the second prize while Kiesele was given third honors. Frank Lilly, substituted for Faxon Lewis, was awarded the first prize.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12
FOR SALE This Week Only.

One mahogany finished folding bed. One Princess Dresser. One adjustable table lamp. One typewritino table. One sercen.
 One complete set, 20 vol, Books of Knowledge, in perfect condition.
 Inquire Room 9. Daniers Building.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12
WAR ~oViNGS STAMPS REcEIV- ED ON LAST MAIL ON SALE AT THE poSroFFIcE.

Contractor Chas. Ross has already landed a large portion of the Moss creek dredge at its destination on No. l5 Dry creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

pccial to the Nugget by Associated Press.

LONDON, 2IIeports in of the cXpetonay in Palestine large
  British positions he The that Wednesday, the
  tho Turkish indicating O n the Brit tish back
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

Mako an effort to pay the small &C., count you owe at HolT'S and help a good cause.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

Get your Bingham Gown and Store Clothes ready for the A.B. Barn Dance, A. B. Hall, Saturday night, April 2oth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12
BUY A LIBERTY BOND

old paper for putting under carpet for sale at Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

Buy all your Goods this month at HoLT'S. Every 5000 spent the Red Cross receives $1.00.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

LUNCH WITH PIE OR ICE CREAM
 Scots at ARCTIC BAKERY.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12
NEWS NOTES

Eat wisely and keep the wolf from the door of the world.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

Special to the Nugget by Associated Press:

PHILADELPHIA attained of the city c
 Blanhenberg of Reform reformsn In the city he of country appeared public orlds stme
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

BUY A LIBERTY BOND
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

The NUGGETS EXCLUSIVE Scrvce Brings all important
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-12

MONEY WILL WIN; BUY A LIBERTY BOND
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
ARTISTA MEXiCANO EN- SAN
ANTONIO.

El senior Manuel Romero Malplca,
baTitono mexicano de opera, ven
taiosamente Conocido de tOdos los
publicos de la Republica MeNicana,
acaba dc llcgar d Nuevo Laredo Ia
mauiipas, V Sc dedica a arregIar
sus documentos para pasar el RIO
Bravo Y vcnir a esta ciudad, en-
donde t;enc pcnSado dar algunos
conc;ert4, a;unque ignoramos cual
seri Ell local que c~scoja para eIioS
Ell rcfcrido artista.
Fl senior Romero Malpica ha can
tado al lado de renombrados arts
tas taiianOs en- los principales tea
tros de Ia Republica Y esva reputa-
do por poSeedor de una de las voccs
! de baritone mas bellas que Sc oyen
| actualmente en- los teatroS meXica-
nos.
fiere a Ia election de diputados =
~senadores Y tambien en- 10 QUO atane
a Ia prGXiba election presidential. Sc
| cree H.. ademdS sc aprovechara es-
Sc 2ariodo dc scsiorcs de las Camaras
oaya tratar dc algInas medid&s fl
| aaac;eras y ecoa0m.ca;.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
EN- FAVOR DE La JUVENTUD Me-
NlCANA.
Viene de la LAD

cl!ld2des que nccesiten para la edu-
caci6n moral de la familia.
La sonora Oiivarri, que es la Pre-
Sidenta de IA "Junta dc Nadres," st
Sirvi6 S]uplicarnos que ~hicieramos OK.
tenSiva la invitaci6n para e5a junta
a los padres y madres lie familia resi-
denies en- Ell distrito donte Sc encuen-
ira sieuada Ii cscuela. Y & todos los
demas que d~csearan concurrir, para
que asiStan a Ia reunion en- que to-
niaran Ia palabra distinguidas perso-
mas de nuestra coionia Y algunas peg,
Sonalidades muy conocidas en- San An
tonic. La entrada sera gratis.
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Muy pronto no habrd...
(Viene de la Ia. PaSJ

"
que Sc viene ~tropezando en- las
poblaciones de la Repubiica para
~conseguir los alimentos indispensa-
blcs; pero la misma Erase: "diflcuita'
des para conseguir', indica que nay
ESQ que con dificultades Sc conslgue.
Y ell caso presente, ell que nuestro
! entrevistaGo nos puso ante los oJos
Ell unas cuantas palabras J en- breVe
c~xplicaciones, no es ESQ que fasta
hoy Sc ha planteado en- Mexico me-
dante IN gasto mas o menos crecIdo,
no; el case del Mexico actual, meJor
dicho, de la situaci6n actual de Me-
xico, cs mas grave Gle 10 que sc puede
suporer.
En- Mexico Sc ha agotado la ha-
rina, Y no hay ~esperanzas de lmpor-
tar!a nj de producirla;-nos decia
nucstro entrcviStado. Las eXlstenclas
que habia de esa preciosa substan-
cia. est:in a~gotandose a pasos aglgan-
tadoS, y es SECURE que antes de mu-
chos dias no habra, va no digo en- las
ciudade p%cquenas, sine nj en- las ca
pitales del Estado, inclusive la de
la 8epGbl ca, la harina suficiente pa
IA hacer ~paneciilos para d~oscieatas
personals.
No sc 81 ustedes sabran-contiaua
la persona que nos informa--que
desde hace tempo que en- Mexico Ell
pan Sc halla reducido q SUI minlma.
forma: los paneciilos que hace ocho
airos valian UN CENTAVO, ahora no
son nj recuerdos; los panes de ahora
pesan la cuarta parte de 10 de 10 que
pcsaban aquellos Y valen CHICO
CENTAVOS cada n Con otra
circumstance mas: puede c~cnsiderar-
Sc afortunado Quien los consiGuc,
nucs aun estas diminutas raciones
o disputadas por Quicnes aslsten a
II aperture dc las panaderias por las
mahanaS. a las cuatrO o antes, va que
sahido es que existe genie en- Mexico
que no puede pasarse sin el pan de
marina. Pcr 10 que toca a las classes
humiides mexicanaS, va Sc sabe que
cstas son mas p~artidarias de la tor
tilia de maiz, articulo del que Sc sur
ten faci'mcnte, pucs csc cereal no
cscasea como ii harlna.
Muchas panaderias Sc han cerrado.
In Ia capital dc la RepuD!lca,
asi como en- las ciudaGes dc San Luis
Potosi, AguaScalicntc5 y Monterrey,
.untos que yjsitG iltimamentc,- con
.:uIia ticicrGn ruestro entrev!stado,
-varias panadcrlas han tenido que
c!auSurar sus trabajos, por Ia fa!ta
aosoiuta de harina.
A.lgunas De esas casas. al principle,
rsSIvieron emp!eandO algunos sust!-
De esa materia prlnla en- su
industrial, pero bien pronto Sc con-
vcncieron que no hay NADIA que supla
a "a harina en- Ia fabrication de! pan,
va que ora cualquiera Su~bStSncla
produce una cSpecie de pan duro des-
de Ell principle, Y Que a las pocas no
IA; csta compietamente empedernido.
usando 81 propio tGrmino que gastan
los panaderos para senalar las pleas
De pan que e%ndurecer y Sc hacea
clasticas a la veZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
HISTORIA.

81 50! De Mayo. Memorials &c IA Inter
yerrl1G STaDreS1. con ~ErlhaiO> ~.
El Carr8 lie las Caml.IEaS ............S2.
Fg.>or,B~ NLttta-eS NeII"dn0s. Guerra
DO fn.cDsnl"Dcis G Invasion AmeC!-
cana. : ONO
Elstoc.a de Rcma- COla1Tfaa" c">ie
los 0rs=ensS de Roma. haSta Ia AID
del impsTiO Romano &c JcCLdenie..... a
It,.Dr.a lie GTacla, Ge-le los a"MiOS
Ne-6tCOS hlStS IL drSLtE-brdc!Un del
lmDCriO Dc NeiaDdrO.---.-....--..... i
Uar1e Y CaUdlllO. Ia vida tiel Gene
raj Diaz. @ puCloS >1IIGas.......-.-.S.
Historic Pafr.a- POE sierra ..--....... :
HlS.1~la de Mexico. or NerdIa. t">!e
los gr..leruS uSmp1S, hlsts ID ra.La
del SeguaG0 Im9rri1. In lo,ao '"la s..
HiSgOr!: Genera! lie Mexico. py! LagdIe :
Historic Universal, TtICIUn lie !lJg......$2.
La I~HferY=CciOp : el IUp"rlC, 9ug 81
IaGN Alvarez, I tpm0S, pasta '"l1-.---.i2.
Is HaJeSt1F CR.IS. NOv"ia historical
Do Is ~TgVU.IclUa mader!Sta....-...-..Si 81.
La RevclCciGo dc Mexico. ubra poll
i!cs = de gran intcres --.....-..... {
Les I~nSurEenfeS. Relates de IL iDSu-
rracc!Ga contra ESpals s..
Memorials DC m GGegTi!leTG. Ais,oTl2
te Ia GYerTa ta HeroFu:2 ..........S@.
Nsr~act0Gss HtStGricaS Ne1:canaN- ira
dlrlulrS : ieyPudaS. ubT2 trS'iHada
4 CC,;svar - seniimieEtC patrlo On Ell
-Oca,6H de- los hii0S d. NeN'rg. Con
zrgh4dCs : csrFtliR a ruiHTT~-..-..-.- }
Sa.srlnte = Caudiliu- tGIa ~rs.I-Iva =
Ia Guerra 10 IRdePendeucil..-.-..... =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
AVER DIG PRINGIPIOuu.
Viene de la LAD

-
clones que lie hacian les defensores
Y agentes del Ministerio Publico de
que la alzara. Tanta molestia les
cause a sus propios defensores esa
insistcncia en- hablar asi, que n de
ellos lie dijo, TN POGO MODESTO:
Tire listed csc chic!e que esta
~mascando, a yer 81 asi lie queda Ia bo-
ca mas eXpedita.
La declaration del acusado cons:S-
ito en- 10 s~iguiente:
Dijo llamarsc Melvin Foreman, de
mas de 30 amos de edad, Y haber ma
edo en- Nackinnay, Tex. Que a los
II meses de nacido perdi6 q 81 ma
Dire Y que en- 1910 fu& muerto d ba-
lazos su padre. Que antes de ser
viz al e~jarcito trabajaba como me-
sero. Ccnccio 4 Parish el dia 9 de
Octubre. al vcnir al Campo Travis,
junto con otros .j6venes. FL dia II
de Octu5re, v;nieron ambos a IA ciu-
dad, Y estiNieron tomaHdo nieve en-
una drogueria de Ia Gale de Hous-
ton, habiendo sido invitado por Parish
para If a viSitar 4 unas muchachas,
pero el no QUiso aceptar porque era
muy tarde y tcnia sueno. Parish i'll
Siscio diciendo que Sc barbarian GUAM
do mucho una bora, Y que aGemas,
que el paseo no le costaria NADIA, por-
que el pagaria e! alQuiler del autom6-
VII. Acepto per fin Ia invitaci6n y
Sc fueron Z Ia csQUiaa de las Gales
Houston Y Laredo Y SC situo a mos
dieZ pies del angulo de la Gale, Y
Parish Sc puso a nablar con 0rnelas,
que estaba en- n banqueta. La on
versacion dur6 cinco minutes. y como
Sc ajustaran cn prccio, subieroa al
autorl0vil los COS Soldados.
70 nc sentG delantc con 81 cnauI-
fcar-sigui0 di>icndo Forcman-y Pa
:ish en ell asicn;o de atras. G inmc-
diatamente NE qucd6 dormido Y no
despcrt6 sine hasta que Sc detuvo ell
automGvil. Sc baj6 Parish a In orr
la de una acequia Y yo me detuve
:rerte al radiator. lie pregunt6 a
Parish 81 ALI vivian las m~uchachas, a
10 cua! ne contcst6 Tue all debian
eytar, Des2uGs, Parish Sc accrc6 4!
au,omoyi2 Dor cl !ado iznuicrdo del
autom6viI, > tjempo en- Que Ornc!as
.cs.aba dc pic, e. 81 CAIRO, del lado
derccbo, En- aa3cl!os momentos la
die al chauffeur CUE 70 le da.;a
vuc.ta 4 Ia c.giiena de! radiator. Fl
nc%icano orup6 su asicnto y c,aprN6
81 ro!antc mientras vo lc daba vue!ta
Ia cigiic0a. nero y;c3Go que no fun
cioaaba :c die dos veccs Que lc nu- I
sierra G! Switch" II chauffeur no
ne coatcst6 Y me acare.& poc {: lado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
(Viene de la Ia. Pag)

ell publico mexicano rechazarla eI
papel moneda Y no voldrian vlolen-
cias nj abuses para hacerlo circular.
| Como en- todas parties Sc comenta-
ba aver ell asunto del fracaso del
Banco Unico, nos fue facil recoger
muchas opiniones y Dir i~nteresantes
concentrates, entire los cuales hubo
uno que nos llamo la atencion.
Una persona que esta en- CORES
ponaencia constante cor cierto poll
tico meXicano residente en- Nueva
York, y muy interiorizado de los ma
nejos del carrancismo, nos aseguro
que ell proyecto del Banco de la Re-
| publica habia sido combatido por to-
| dos 10 miembros del gabinete de Ca
| rranza, con exception de Nieto, y
| que cast todos los que hablan de cerca
a Don Venustiano lie manifestation
siempre, que seria una torpeza ma
y1scula realizar ell mencionado pro-
yecto, llegano la oposicion a tai gra-
do, que obiigaron al eX-Primer Je-
fc a haccr decir a sus %peri0dicos o.
ficiales-como 10 dijeron hace un
mes mas o menos-que Sc aplazaba
indefinidamente la apretura del tan
traido v llevado Banco.
No obstante esa declaration, Ca
rama que, acosado por Nieto, era
ell lnico que no habia dejado de
pensar en- Ell proyecto, pues 10 Juzga-
ba salvador, intento el ultimo recur-
so de sondear la opinion en- los Mer-
cados de los Estados Unidos, hacien-
do publican aquellas declaraciones de
Ia Embajada, de que do cuenta LA
PRENSA en- SUI s~ervicio especial
declaraciones desconcertantes y re-
veladoraS de la a%narquia, y de la fall
sedad V del desconcierto en- el 60
biernc de Carranza-en las cuales-
no obstante que va los %periodicos de
Mexico habian dicho que Sc aplaZaba
ia aperture del Banco, Sc seguia
insistiendo en- que para ell dia primero
de Abril escaria funcionando la insti-
tuci0n de "credito" c~arranclsta, y en-
las que Sc hablaba tambien de las ga
rantias que iba a tener ell Banco, de
muchos millones de reservas en- orc, Y
de otras muchas cosas tan absurdas
como esas Y que nadie creia.
Lo que CarTanZa Sc proponia con
esas de~claraciones que pusiero2 Ell RI
diculo a la Embajada ~carranciSta en-
Washington, era, scgun Sc nos d!jo Y
10 apuHtamos antes, puisar eli amino
de los banqueros de Nueva York, atm
Sc dice que, por ciertos ccnCuctos,
Sc lie lego a intcrrogar i que DodriaI
tomar los billetes del Banco Unico, de-
seoso Carranza de que dieran aIgln
precio, el CUE fuera, para tener asegu-
rada la venta de algunas toneladas
de csc pape! que habria sico legaiiza-
do con su paso por el Banco Unico.
Pero ell juego no do ei resultado
apctecido; los banqueros hicieron CO.
metarios dcspectivos dc las declara-
clones de la Embajada, y Carranza
perdi6 la Ultima esperanto, por 10 cual
Sc aauncio antier de una manera mas
official" y mas definitiva que Ia aper-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-03
FL FRACkS0 DEL BANC0 .UNIC0

tufa DEL Banco sc deJaba para me-
jcr OCCASION.
Algunas cpinicnes.
En- cuanto a las opiniones de que
hablamos antes, todas estan de a.
cuerdo IN que ell peligro del Banco ha
pasado.
Hay cCsas absolutamente imposi-
bles-ros decia IN eX-Ministro del ge-
neral Huerta-una de elias es la de
cue los carrancistas pudieran hacer
I'm nuevo despojo al pals par medic
del papel mcneda. En- las oc&siones
a~nteriores, cuando f. ron hcchas las
emisiones de bi!imb lues de Vera
cruz, Villistas, infalsificab:es, ETC.,
el pueblo no solo no sc opuso a Ia cir
cUiacion de esos billetes, sino que
puede decirse que al principle los
acept6 con cierto agrado. lie pare
cia que era precise dar esa muestra
de complacencia 4 la revolution, y
.creia, al mismo tempo que Ia album
danc!a de papel moneda guerra de-
cir bonanza para el pals, porque los
gobiernos revolucionarios reconoce-
rian Ia deuda contraida con Ia ma
ciGn, Y IN buen dia Sc harlan efecti-
vas en- las cajas de Ia Tesoreria &C.
neral las millonadas que habian gas
tado libremente los carrancistas.
Pero vino Ell desequilibrio econ6-
mico; la depreciation del papel mo-
media; Sc puso en- claro ell inaudito ci-
nismo de los carrancistas que jamas
pensaron en- pagan 10 que habian add
quirido a titulo de pr6stamos por me-
do de sus bilimbiqucs, Y desde en-
toces TODD el mundo Sc prepare para
una nucva OCCASION. Sc hizo ell pro-
p0sito de no voiversc a dciar enga-
mar, de no dejarse r0bar mas. 7 an
tc Ia amenaza del Banco Unico, a
una Sola vez, todos los que tiencn
m rcso y tarocn Gle el c~arrancismo
90 los quite nor medic del limo del
hilimbique, han dicho: 'iremos q Ia
carcel, al cadalso, a dcnde quicran,
pero no nos dejamos despair. o
V lbs carrancis+os o,o son obsti-
midas - CO.., +orros noro 40 +o,4o No
-. ,a,o cor,nron5,n oos.. +an c,a-
,,
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Sc REUNIO Ell CONGRESS-.
(Yicne de In Ia

motives que iustifican la convocato-
ria hecha Y les INDIGO los asuntos
que dcherin ser tratados durante las
;iones que c~elebraran. Dichos a
son: reformaS a IA ley electo-
tai existente en- Ia parte que Sc re-