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New-York tribune., 1918-01-22
Eight New Workers
Get Commissions

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-The War
Department to-day issued commissions
IN the Officers Reserve Corps to the
following New Workers.:
Ordnance Corps Edward r. Caldwell SO
West Fifteenth Street. nmd Clarence f. Fitz-
patrick. 209 Underhil Avenue, Brooklyn. cap
tains Arthur X. King. 1870 East Fifteenth
Street. first lieutenant
:. Aviation Section, Signal Corps Arthur NJ
Merton Greene, SO Magic Avenue. second lieu
tenant.
Medical Corps David h. Lepper Room 32S
custom House. captain Frederic David Tee
men. .lancway Hall. City Hospital. Black
well Island. first lieutenant
Second Lieutenant Charles NIcpou-
gall, of the New York National Guard, at
SSPartanburg, has been promoted to first
lieutenant, and Battalion Sergeant
Mayor John }. Fleming has been ad-
,anccd to second lieutenant, the war
Department announced to- dav. Tho
resignation of Second Lieutenant
Thomas +. Purcell Coast Artillery. Of
the New York Guard. has been accepted
py the President, and AN honorable dis
charge has been ordered for Second
ilcutenant Ralph W. Burroughs. Of the
IVth Infantry. New York National
New-York tribune., 1918-01-22

The wisdom Of Samuel Johnson was
invoked yesterday by the district
board here to dispose Of the draft
exemption plea of the private sccre-
tary Of Sergeant Arthur Guy Empcy.
Leland P. Mounts. who made the
claim, sought dischage on the ground
that he was necessary assistant in
necessary Misunderstanding money
for the Red Cross and stimulating
patriotic enthusiasm"
Meier Steinbrink, who reported on
the case, observed that to win the war
1t was urgent "to stimulate patriotic
enthusiasm" but, with DR.. Johnson. he
agreed that example is more cfica-
cious than precept." The case was
held over for decision next week.
Newlywed Deferred
In its deliberations the district
board granted its first sanction to a
war marriage. 1t held that the mar
riago Of Leon F. Suits, a registrant
of Local Board SO. which took place
on August 26. 1917, was proper, and
gavo him deferred classification in
Class "A, because he has dependent
wife. This marriage was the first one
entered into since May 18, 1917, the
date when the selectivc service law
passed, which was not presupposed to
be Of the slack variety by this board
Before Mr.. and Mrs. Suits were
married, according to their testimony,
they kept company for eighteen
and originally planned to get
married last May. But they regarded
the obligation of all men between the
ages of twenty-one and thirty. inclu-
sive, as a bar to marriage. They
waited. Early in August Suits was
called for examination by his local
board and rejected on physical
grounds. Then, he says, not knowing
that the new plan Of the War Depart
ment would call for the revelation of
all previous exemptions, Suits de-
cided that ne was permanently out Of
the draft. he said
The members of .he district board
debated the case with spirit. The find
New-York tribune., 1918-01-22
New Defence League Head
James c. Auchincloss, Broker,
Appointed bv Bupher

James c. Auchincloss was appointed
head of the Home Defence League in
New York yesterday by Police Com
missioner Bugher. His official title is
special deputy police commissioner, the
Home Defence League being a police
organization which is intended to take
the place of the police in an emergency
MIR. Auchincloss is thirty-four years
old, member Of the New York Stock
Exchange and lives 1t 103 East Eighty
sixth Street. He succeeds Alexander VI
White, who was appointed to the post
by former Commissioner Woods and
who resigned on the first of the year.
The position pays no salary.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-22
Mysterious Fire Burns
AviationField Building
Power Plant at Hempstead
Saved From Destruction by
Bucket Brigade

HEMPSTEAD, l.. L., Jan. 21.-A fire
Of mysterious origin started tonight
in the powerhousc which supplies heat
and light to Aviation Field No. 2 on
the Hampstead Plains and threatened
to destroy the plant and spread to
other buildings, all Of which are Of
frame construction.
The chemical engine which is kept
on the field was inadequate to quench
the flames and more than 1000 SOL
diers were turned out in temperature
Of IL degrees to fight the fire with
bucket lines. Their efforts sufficed
only to contine the flames to the power
house and the volunteer fire depart
ment Of this town was called upon for
help.
Between the soldiers and the local
firemen the blaze was extinguished be-
fore tho plant had been put out Of
business. 1t supplies heat and cleo
trcity to the barracks, storehouses and
Offices and the current for the big
searchights which sweep the field at
night as a precaution against providers.
An investigation has been started to
determine the cause Of the fire.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-22

William NJ. Calder and James w.
Wadsworth, jr., to "do all in their
power to promote the speedy passage
of the equal suffrage amendment" As
scmblyman Elmer Rosenberg, Social
ist, of Manhattan, introduced simi-
lar resolution.
The Whitney bill. which passed the
Senate last week, ceding state owned
land in Saratoga County to the Fed
cral government, passed the Assembly
cialist leader, shouting that he voted
in the negative. Mr.. ShiplacoF held up
the measure last week by refusing
unanimous consent when it was sent to
The Assembly after passing the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-22
Where Volunteer
w ar w ork ers
Are N e e d e d

DO you acho are staging at home
aodnt to help aUin the acaro
The Tribune qviU publish firm,
time to time your request for uo1a,n-
teer worh, as a0eU as appeals from
patriotic organizations for voltnteer
1cor aoorhers. Drop line to the Citv
Ed1tor, Neao York Tribune, 1874 Mas
sa" Street, or telephone Bcehmau
5000.
Following arc requests for workers:
volunteers are needed in New York
10 assist agents in the sale of war saw
Ings and thrift stamps. A hurry call
1or men and women who are able to
give few hours each day TO such
WORK IS issued by Frederick ". Allen
state director for greater New Yorl,
Inc work will be mainly supervision
mere are needed about 500 volunteers
who will visit places Of business and
see that signs and posters of the COM
mittec arc properly displayed.
Inc first inspection will start Thurs.
day from headquarters, 81 Chamhere
Street, at 8 a. m. Those who wish ia
volunteer are asked to meet I. Seton
Lindsey at headquarters at 4 y. m. to-
day.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-22
2 U. S. Flying Corps Cadet,
Killed in Air CoIl;.;

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 21-c.s.
Frank L. Seery was killed and Cad. :,
c. Dunham suffered injuries 49,.
which he died at the base hospital r.m r.na
Sam Houston, in a collision of .'r. ,'r
planes at Kelly field this mornjnr ''''
The cadets we're practising si.
flights and landing, and Cadet DunhosNs hoss
banked" his plane so that he Ian Ian
sight Of the other and crashed int os' !.
Seery was from Evanston, III. ~ Sun -
hams wife lives at II Edmonds s.rsn.
Rnchoctnrz N Y Os'ee.,
New-York tribune., 1918-01-22
American Honor Legion
Frowned On by Wilson

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-Formaton
of an American legion of honor has
been d'sapproved by the Administra-
ton. Secretary Baker proposes instead
.d,stinsuished service cross" and
medals for distinguished service Of
nose other than in the military SER
=. Secretary Baker advised Chairman
chamberlain of the Senate Military
committee that legislation to permit
sAmsrieans TO wear decorations cor
.Isr :. " -. As'''s ~s" s.,ne feY-.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-22
u. S. Far Behind
In Housing Problem
Declares Expert
Ackerman Says America
Has Done Nothing for
War Workers
Britain Far Ahead
England Knew More Before
War Than We Do Now,
He Asserts
Britain Far Ahead

The United States mas made less prog
ress to date in preparations for hous-
ing its hundreds of thousands of work
crs in shipyards and munition plants
than England had at the outbreak Of
the war, according to Frederick L..
Alderman, who has just returned from
England, where he spent seven weeks
Investigating industrial housing condi-
tious for "The Journal of the American
Institute OF Architects"
"Bickering and bargaining, in the abb
sence of any centralized control, have
Elishing anything during the last five
months" said Mr. Alderman in an in
terview at the City Club yesterday.
Months have passed without action,
although various bodies have taken up
the problem at Washington. This is
due in part to the cumbersome, top
heavy war machine. There has been a
constant hesitancy to act, and this at
titude is distinct and apart from the ad.
ministrative delays due to lack of CO.
ordination.
Calls Obstruction Deliberate
"To thus deliberately set barriers in
the way Of inducing a greater labor
efficiency and of rendering our contri-
button Of ships cannot fail to furnish
sound basis for gra Io and serious in
dictnent-
Prom the day war was declared the
Administration has known that homes
We're needed for those who were to
build ships and make munitions. We
have spent colossal sums for housing
the machines to make the munitions
and 80 house our soldiers in camp at
home and ABROAD, but when wa came TO
the problem Of providing the industrial
worker with an cnvi comment in which
he could live in reasonable comfort
while doing nls bit we have said No
ENGLAND had made more progress
toward solving this problem when the
war started n 1914 than we have made
since We entered the conflict The Brit
ish government had the right to ac-
quire necessary land and TO finance the
construction OF whole towns of indus
trial homes.
Says Committees Conflict
Instead of urging the passage Of a
law 10 give the Federal government
the right TO take over land wherever
necessary several organizations, one
for the Shipping Board, one for the
army. one for the navy and other
bodies, have been pickering and bar
gaining for the purchase in the open
New-York tribune., 1918-01-22
OUercoats and Furs Kept
Baltimore Workers Warm

BALTIMORE. JAN Saloons and
office buildings were kept open without
heat here to-day employees working in
overcoats and furs. Of the coal that
arrived two-thirds was diverted to
steamships in port. though ice condi-
tions retarded departures.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-07
I'm NUEVO CRUPO
REBELDE EN-
JALISCO
UN GANADERO ES Ell
QUE 10 ENCABEZA
Reunio genie pretextando
que i5a a juntar ganado
y luego do Ell critic
de rebellion
Corrao. nara LA PRENSA.'

Por Correo. para LA PRENSA.
GUADALAJARA. > de agosto.-un inG'-
viduo de apellido Romero. g~anadero segdn Ii
cen. habia -estaGo reuniendo genie cerca del
pueblo de Huejuquiiia. en- una rancheria que
ALI e~xiste. con cl pretexto de hacer una Jun
ia de ganado en- aQuelias regioncs.
Dada es;a explicaci6n. 4 nadie lie eXtrano
Ole de varios puntos estuv;e-on llcgando 4
IT. refc-ida raRcheria homb-es montadcS. JOS
Que hacian alto en- I'm canapamento inpro-
visado que e. rferido Romero hab!a estabieci-
DO en- las afueras del pueblo y en- In falda
de una coiina.
Sc rotGba. 81. cue los individucs que lie
gaban vcninn todos arnlados pero tampoeo
este extrshi 4 Made. dado cue por esos rum
hos han merodcado los rcbeldcs y cada can't
nan,e debe darse sesuridades L 81 misno; pc
20 hace tres dias que 81 grCpo lego 4 ser &c
unos tre!nta = cinco hcmbres apro%imad4-
monte, y e..,onces Sc Girigi5 sohre el pueblo
de- Ilrejuqui!la, dcteniendo. de paSo. 4 "a
! los arr:.ros que llcvaban mcccaacins 4 To-
mos de mrlas, y dcs2ojandolos d. ci!cs.
Era ING 2Grtidc rcbctdc.
Tan IlcSo como Sc supo en- HuejuGui.,a que
aquc! rrugo armada 90 diriGia hacia cl pu"-
bio. Ia mayorin &c los vec!nos sa!iG de IN 10
calitad por tenor dc ser victimas de los re-
vol:osos. quienes = las pocas horas cE:rabal
en- er pueblo y princio;aOan por apoderarse
De les pocas armns que habia en- In Presidc2-
cia Municipal.
Romero. cl que es cabeza de! grupo or
question. s.cIn Sc ha sabido. cs pariente &c
uno c. lcs cabcci!las cue oTeraa em e! Esta'
TO De vcracyu=. ) tue cnviaGo 4 t~e-ritori1
de Ja..s:o para lcva1tar TN GEuPo de hoHn.
b-cs. 10 CUE Ia degrade. y ahora anda h@-
c.GrGosc de elcncntcs asaltanlo los puchio>
ch;cos ; nal ruarrccitos.
En- Ell canine dc VALPARAISO Il rcfcrida pa:'
;ida So sncontr6 con un de7tacamento Gc SOL
caGos conpuesto 10 diez h"nhrc;. los que
fueron derro.ados : dcsGTa'1""s. no iaoi";'"7
qu.dcGo .on vida sino cuat-o .lc e;los. lbs Ole
So r~iadirroa Z discretion. pue' ci "cStc. Tue
intent haccr resi5tcncia. tue rsucr.o por !26
yebeidc'.
Las armas de ,odos los sol6ados. Isl c.
no los caballos. fueron rccoEj1as por as ~
-atos. Quicncs Sc iync-a cue ranho to:na-
-ian despuis de tai hazaaa. nGc' is ficr@as
del Eot.crno que saTc.on = ia-Ies c@za .2or
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-07
Ell CAP. HARRELL DE,
CLARA QUE ia EN-
CONTRADO PRECI=
SAMENTE 10 QUE
NECESITABA.
Su mia habia sufrido duranie ,oda
su yida.-Ahora goza de e%splendi-
ia salud v todos sus males Sc nan
marciado.

Me alegraria que pudieran yer Us
tedes ell maTavilloso Gambia que sc ha
operado en- mi pequena hija, grscias
al Tanlac, pues ahora parece una III
ma distinta de 10 que era" ha dicno
Ingleside. Georgia, Y quien durante
ell CAPTAIN 7. N. Harrell, residente en-
ve;nticirco amos fue conductor en- Ell
Seaboard.
La nina nunca fue robusta Y IS
tuvo enferma desde muy pequena.
Sc quejaba de dolores de cabeza ia
mayor parte del tempo y no cesaoan
de moIestarla sus rinones. No te-
MIA NJ Ell mas leve apetito y 10 POGO
cue comia Sc lie fermentaba en- el es-
tonnage, 10 que ia hacia sufrlr mucni-
simo durante muchas horas, al gra-
do de que no podia dormir nj por las
noches. Estaba tan debil Y tan n=r-
viosa que no podia jugar al igual de
los demas ninos por mas que ardiente-
mente 10 deseaba. lie aplicamos me-
dicina tras medicina pero no conseguI-
NOS cue cosa alguna lie hiciera ell mas
pequeno provecho.
"Por fin e%ncontre exactamente Ia
medicina que necesitaba, Y acontecio
tai cosa cuando empece a admlnlstrar-
lie Ell Tanlac. Muy pronto empezo 4
mejorar una vez que come7z6 { omar
10. Como Dor encanto empezo q for
~talecerse su ORGANISING de un modo
Maravilloso, sus rinones dejaron de
molestarla, y ahcra come y duerme
como cualquier otra joven que este IN
pleno goce de su salud. Ell Tanlac re
ha pro~porcionado salud Y dicha v a.
hora concurre a la escuela Y sc dedi-
ca con TODD ardor = los juegos propios
de ST edad ocn las demas ninas, CO.
mo 81 nunca hubiera estado enferma."
Tan.Ac Sc venoe en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagner's Drug Co.. 407 E.
Houston St, y por Ia Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce ST., bajo
la direction personal de IN represen-
tante especial del Tanlac, o Sc en-
tiara por estas boticas a cualquier
direction al recibo de SD valor que es
sl.00 por botella, siempre que Sc in
,luyan ~estaiapilias suficientes para
81 porto. tAdv.}
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-07
D. Ia CiiudiQd de Mexico
Jrueta Sc resira de Ia pcIit;ca-Garcia Vigil dice que no
ha nls,erfo.-Bajo el prec!o del maiz en- la c.qcsS dc
Mex;cc.-Iglesias Calder5n sers Senador.-E p. l..
60. psdira Ia nuII::dad de las eIecciones,-Dica1 Cue
las irooas estan siendo ~pagadas.

cada por cast toios los 1criJ!i.-S, IIc a:l'!1-
ci.ba In pr6x:Ina llesada Z Mexico. de ricn
mil bushels de mai= proccdcntes de los Esta-
dos unidos. ha obraGo 81 Tai'agro de cue csc
yrano baje notablernente de prec:o. benef:-
cicrGosc con clio las clascs menesterosas.
En- dizs pasados. Ia carFa de maiz estsoa
sieado venGiGa en- cl ncrcado 4 tTsiata y seis
pesos. y aun asi habia dificultad para conse-
guir Dc 81 Gctcrminadas cantidades. : aho-
n Sc estan hacienda operaciones sobrc Ia ba-
&c dc trcinta pesos. como maximum. Ia carga.
precio que aur ticnde Il ser Hiencr. IA que
.odos log expendios de n capital seran sur
;idos Gei precioso grauo para CUE c! pueblo
no care-ce &c e..
Iq.esas CG!dcr6n jgc otocto seTG6or.
Scgln auto-izadas opinioEcs. IN chanchu
lo pues.o en- practica durante las c!ecciones
para diputados y senadores decide Ia derro-
n del periodista Rerman6fi!o Rafael Marti-
ne.. Rip-Ri2. director De "El Dern6cra.a'. :
lie dis cl triunto 7 Ia cand;dntara de don Fer
nando Iglesins Calier6n. opositor del referi-
do pc-iodista en- Ia elecci6n para serador.
Ell chanehullo 4 que Sc refie.e tai opinion,
c-crris::6 en- dejar ms boletas que centennial
voto, para MARTINEZ. sin CT sello del Ayunta-
I niento. motive por ell cual Rip Rip tuvo que
sufrir In nulidad de muchos ccntenarcs de
boletas que contenian votes en- favor dc 81
caR6idatura.
Como 81 que &c .esuia en- ~nnayoria dc votos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-07
Noticias de nuestra Republica
MISTERiOSO CRIMEN
FUE COMETIDO EN-
NTACUARO, MICH.
En- una barrenca hallaron ell
caddver de IN pecsao
p~romineHfe

Por Correo. pcrc Ia PRENSA."
ZITACUARC, MICEOACAN. 10. &c agos-
to.-No Inicamente las hordas rehs!des de
CHAVEZ Garcia cometen en- este iafortu"ato
Estado crimenes espeluznanteS Ge aQrei!os que
haccn que Ia genie viva en- continue zo-obra.
Tanb;kn en- las regiones hasta d6nde solo
de cuando en- cuando han llegado las gavilla5
del fcroz bardole-o. pero que cast todo el
tempo estdn relativanente en- traDGuil:da!.
&c registrar crimenes qic en- !.&da ""i:n a::.s
a los que cometc ell fcro5 c~cT '"::2r-
cismo.
CrinencS misteriosos.
gi6n Sc han Gado ccsos de aScSi:;Ho que han
:lar!nado a n sociedad y han hccho que es
Srupo los vec:nos Sc queen ante las autorI-
dades del lugar. pero sin que. en- IA mayoria
dc los casos. Sc haya legado 4 sabeT cue el
csstiso dc n ley haya caido sobre 81 autor .
autores de tales crimcnes.
Ell I!tino de estos fu6 el cometidO en- Il
persona del selor Felipe ifarrillo. originate
de Ocaapo. quien. sin Is Sc sepan los mo-
vi!es, fuc asesinado I ti.os en- Ia barranca dc
Ia hacienda de Manzani.!os, habicndo sido su
cadiver cncontrado en- dicha barranca, IL "ha-
mana de! dia rs del pasado julio, por unos
p.ones que casualmcate pasaban por ALI.
f! cadavcr del senior Garlic Sc hnilaba cit
ropas memories, 10 que hace presumir que 81
mGvil del ascsiatao TUE eI robo. y pre.entaba
dos he-idas dc baia, una coiocada en- cl &C.
renro Y L. otra en- ia cspalda. iunto 4 IN pull
mon. .eniendo en- ambas Il bala su oriI.c:o
ie cn.rada por Ia parte dc at.as. 10 cue indi-
ca que fuc el seHor Garlic ascsinado a man
saliva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-07

aquellos rumboS, rcgrescrou 2 'a!pa,atso
Gin haber conseguido locGlizarlos.
Cilisu;ss e.cctordtcs.
No meros de ochL actaS de ~protcsta COLI
ira frnudes c!ectoralcs fueron ievantadas Ell
domingo, despues de vcrificadas las c!ccciones
En- los districts clectora!es de csta ciuGad.
Totos los ~partidos ~poiiticos denuncian IRE
gilaridade5 habidas durantc las elecciones &!
,oGos los candidates. jexccpto los oficial"s QUO
,riun:aron ;odos. scgun los dacos obtcaiGos
has,a hoy, d~eclaran que iucron vencidos en-
maIa lid. este es. poniendo sus 'eDemiGos ell
practica chanchullos dc los que estaban a l.
or,cu Del dia. &C.. de eleccioIec en- los tiempo5
dc los Je.es ~politicos como Jose dc Jesus Ans
Va.
La acusacioEcs res3ecti"as. basadas en- los
frauder De o1c SC hahla. VI Sc estan !'a-
mitnndo or los ju=gadcs cor5espon-*ntcs.
Los Giputaios cue resultaron electoS. to-
20. csndidatos ofic:alc5. pues toGos los en-
r!caLos del Eob:e-no y hasta los s~endsrrres
vo.aror por Giles. son los sigu;entes: Macho-
-ro Narvac=. Salvador Es.rdc-o, J. GuaGa-
Iu2c Ruva!oaba. y Juan ". Alvarez del Cas-
ti!lo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-07

. Martinez era lyicsias Calder6n. II Gecroi:
lie aquci implied cl triuaio del segurdo.
FL up. l.. c." pedird ic ;:aliiaG Dc les
elccc;ones.
Tn numeroso erupo De ca.d;datos \ d;?u-
,ados por ell 'Par.ido Liberal Consti,ueic.
n~aiista". Sc reun:6 Enoehe en- 81 local &C! re-
cer:do partido. para d.scutir IA forna en- que
GcSaran solici;ar Ia aulidad DE- las eicc:ones
veri::cadas cl pasado domingo. ror naDer !Ia-
DIDO en- cllas innunc-ab!cs irregulariGaces.
D:ccS que Ls tropGs cstGf s!erdo PcJsGas.
Como a!sln dia-io &c cs,a lccalitad diiess
cIe las trop2s del Eooierno estaban carecien-
10 dc sus "hsberes." motive por cl cua! en-
muchas frccueucia g-rpos dc soldaGos sc pa
saban = les fi!ss rchcid.z. Ia Sccretaria Do
Hacienda y CrGdito Pdhlico hizo Ia sisuien:e
dcclaraciin que ha sido reprotucida por Ell
diario que hizo ell comcntario Grc Ia motive.
'Todas las fuerzss de la Federation reci-
ben normalmcnte sus habcrcs. y es in.xa-to
10 que aseguran las vGrs ZONES indicadas."
El citado funcionario asrego:
Sc han cubier;o los sastcs del Gob!e-Ie,
para c, so~stenimiento de Ia guarnicion De -
plaza. las fuerzas que operan en- distintos !u-
cares de IA Repdb!ica y les presupuestos de
las Secretaries y dependencies del E,ecuu,u.
Re0res6 Ct Inspector dc PclieiG.
FL general Marciano Gonzalez, Inspector
General de Polieia. regreso aver de su viaje 4
in capital del E5tado &C Nucvo Leon. a don-
dc fue para prcsenciar las cleccioncs veFit.
cadas recicnterente. ya que el estaba ira.
bajando para salir diputado por uno de los
districts eiectoraies en- II ciudad de Monte
rrey.
Ell referido Inspector de Pclicia declare o
81 llegadn a esta ciudad. en- cuanto fue CO.
treristado per los representatives de IA prem.
So, que alcanzo un complete triunfo su can.
diGatura en- Monterrey. y este era SECURE.
pues Gonzalez era uno de los candidates 10
don Vcnustiano ). segin Sc dice. las auto
.idades de Il capital neo!onesa tenian ms
truccioaes de que "triunfara" su randidnturas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-07

ro- Correo. para L. PRENSA.
IGNICC. 10. dc agosto.-El hcene'auo
! .s,l. Uguata. brillarte o-ador de los tiernpos
,o-r;-i,nos = e. IA actualidad defense, uel
observation-disclosures carrancista. declare = IA
rransa Que t;enc rcsuclto definitivameH:c re-
ti-arsc dc Ia ~politics. . Ia cual solo voivera
cr caso De que lc sctisfagan aiSun dia Las
coadi,iones del medic CT cue deha opcrar'
Es.. resoiuci5n del ,ar:oso ovador he sid"
come.;nda Ell publico de varias maneras. u"
faitando quien cscgure quo Il rearada de L
rueta de n ~poli:ica milita7te obedece a TN
rompimierto entire 81 y les oolit!cos que HAoFa
cucn,an con c: dceidido apoyo dc Ca"canza.
No ia vlps-io 81 Grcl. Garcia |iGa.
q general y dipu;ado :! ConC3rso ne "a
Uni6n Manuel Garcia Vigil. dc quien - Ill
10 QUO haSin side 'csesinndo en- ell Estado te
oaxaca micnt-az heeia propaganda en- Pre-
Do .u reelection COMO r:icnbro del FODDER Lc
r;Sia+;v,. acaha Dc c7via- IN tclcGran:a D
alguncs dc sus conpeAcrns de curu'. dicien'
do cue Sc halia sano y salro : que. ro- =
taato. "A rot;cia dc. ST. mucrtr no pasa de ser
una ~niertira.
Sc habin afi-rnado que Garcia "!gii ha-
h!a sucunb:do Ell una -iaa r bniazos so'te'
rida con un -nilitur del E.tado dc oa=aca.
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