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other igneous manifestations will
probably be found on a close study OF
the district. The outcrops observed
are Of inferior hardness to the quartz
lite and do not show very conspicuous
exposures in the part of the territory
covered by the writer.
The quartzite formations resemble
the great quartzite anticlines of the
main Salmon river canyon above
Challis, that have been classified by
Becker and Umpleby as of the cam
brian age OF equal volume to the
quartzite Is a series of magnesium
limestone beds weathered into low
rounded surfaces and producing a
coarse light brown sandy soil on the
mountain slopes below their outcrops,
where cut by underground work. They
exhibit texture of hard fine grained
marble. Preliminary tests show these
beds to be rich in magnesia and 1t is
not unlikely that some of the darker
bands may prove to be magnesite.
On the western border OF these old
sedimentary formations, some shallow
prospects exhibit deposits Of massive
pyrites with black crystalline hema-
lite outcrops at the surface and also
beautiful specimens of contact meta
morphic minerals In which conspicu.
Gus crystals of garnet epidote ant
tourmaline are exhibited. Some of the
lime beds exhibit fiberous magnetism
minerals like aroganite and actonal
tie, others are dark blue to black ant
very 'silicious but weathered out aloni
their disposal lines and have a rib
/ bony appearance common to ancien
pre- -cambrian sediments.
Concluded Next Week)
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PEELED by force Of all the present pre-

PEELED by force Of all the present pre-
yailing circumstances to take 1t.
27s Under all the prevailing CIR
cumstances, at the moment II the
United States were resolutely TO take
this step alone 1t is hard to see why
other nations would not feel compei-
ed TO follow suit-and 1t Is narder 70
see why, on the whole. they shouio
raise any objection to now acting III
concert with the United States.
2s. Under all the actual and Pc
culiar circumstances prevailing al
the moment, the United States is the
most influentially powerful nation Oh
this globe, and the balance of the ma
tons are now looking to her, IN TINS
dark world crisis, to show the way
and blaze the trail.
Most respectfully
CHESTER T. KEENAN,.
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THE GOLD PROBLEM
HAS NO PRECEDENT.

Continued from Page ID
quisite time to maintain gold stand
ard as a sound basis for our paper
issues and other commercial uses.
Is. In other words, the price VIC
shall have to pay for the gold to get
1t within the requisite time, should be
the standard price of gold-and the
declaration of a new gold standard
would be a simple acknowledgement
of the pure truth, |. e., the actual value
, of gold to us today-which same
value it is likely to remain by law fol
many years to come.
Why Price Is Too Low.
IA. The reasons are numerous why
the nominal price of gold is so low
today, but chief among those reasons
are:
(a) That 1t has been steadily held
by law at certain fixed nominal
price for two centuries.
90 That, in those two centuries
owing to the splendid credit of the
great nations, the vast amount of ne
gotiable paper issued by those ma
tions, and based on gold, has been
used exactly as so much more gold
coin, and as a medium of commercial
exchange. We have been uniformly
acting on the principle that all the
paper issues based on gold are gold.
And. In effect, this action has afforded
us plethora Of gold, and kept gold
al falsely low priceless than its
true value-as we now plainly see.
But of course, these paper issues are
not gold as matter of fact. Neither,
at the present moment is the great
bulk of these paper issues based on
gold, as a matter of plain fact-there
Is no gold on which to base the great
bulk of later issues. e., il hasn't
been dug yet. But IL the world has
faith that We will dig the gold to
meet these issues, then everything
will go smoothly and the great nations
can maintain their splendid credit and
a gold standard.
10, We are now speaking Of gold as
necessary commodity, property,
wealth, as the worlds long establish
ed medium of exchange-and the ac-
cumulated experience of mankind has
proved that 1t is the best and most
convenient medium of exchange that
the world can have-this, now by
common consent.
Facts to Be Considered.
Is. The actual value of gold for
the uses Of mankind can never be es-
tablished by law with mathematic or
scientific exactitude: but neverthe-
less. for uniformity and convenience
sake. and to avoid intolerable confu-
sion, and to maintain its stability and
usefulness as the worlds medium of
exchange, we must give to 1t a certain
named standard value by law-and
right here is pivotal point. Sup
posing yourself treasurer of the Unit
ed States: you look backward at least
200 years, and you look forward at
least 80 or 100 years: you know how
much gold the United States has pro-
duced In the last rs years; you know
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCk'
HOLDERS.

office of the Tarbox Mining Com
pany, Wallace Idaho. September 49,
1918.
Notice is hereby given that there IS
delinquent upon the following de-
scrbed stock on account of an assess
ment of ten (1O) mills per share, lev :
led on the End day of August, 1918,
the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders
az follows to-Wit:
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Officers Of Committee.

The following officers We're unani-
mously elected: Chairman, James Fl
Taylor: secretary, Harry A. Rogers;
treasurer, l.. G. Wilson. All three OF
these gentlemen are admirably quail
fed for the strenuous campaign that
is being planned and under their
guidance the republicans of Shoshone
county will work with an enthusiasm
that spells victory on November s.
James A. Wayne was unanimously
elected state committeeman for Sho-
shone county, a selection that insures
close and harmonious cooperation be-
tween the state and county organiZa
ton.
Republican State Ticket.
For senator long term-William r,
Borah
For senator. short term-Frank R.
Gooding.
For Experimentation L. French.
For governor-D. w. Davis.
For lieutenant governor-C c.
Moore
For state auditor-w W. Won Can
non.
For secretary of state-E G. Gal
lett.
For state treasurer-John w.
Eagleson.
For state superintendent-Eth e.
Rcdheld.
For state mine nspector--Robert
~ Bell.
Republican County Ticket.
For state senator-Harry A. Nc
Allister.
For representatives--A. II. Feather
stone, Henry w. Spinsby, r. r..
Thomas
For commissioner, first district
Fremont S, Rowe
For commissioner, second district
f. w. Miller.
For commissioner third district
ID. f. Keys
For clerk district court--Harry A.
Rogers.
For sheriff--Jeptha II, Scott.
For treasurer-John f. Ferguson.
For probate judge-David II. De-
Long.
For uperintendent--S. Annette
Bowman.
For assessor-William Fl. Herrick.
For coroner--Dr. ]. r. Bean.
For surveyor-Dwight M. Flares.
For prosecuting attorney-John L..
Fitzgerald
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evitable when It meanders along in
trousers.
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REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE ORGANIZED
LARGE REPRESENTATION AT
MEETiNG-FlLL VACANCIES
CONSIDER PLANS.

The republican central committee
of Shoshone county met in the once
of the county assessor Tuesday eve
ming. filled all but two vacancies,
elected officers and INDUCED in gen.
eral discussion of plans for the cam
paign. There was a large representa-
ton of committeeman from all parts
OF the county, every one of whom re-
ported the outlook for republican
success In his particular locality more
favorable than 1t had been in many
years, and were unanimous In the
opinion that the republicans wouid
elect every candidate on their ticket
II the thorough and aggressive cam
paign contemplated is carried out.
There has never been time IN the
history of the county when repupl-
cans were more tremendously united
In the beginning of campaign. rms
may be accounted for in reasons that
involve the present democratic al :
ministrations in county, state and ma
ton. The people have grown tired oil
complete domination of county aHalrs
by private interests, the indefensible
expenditure Of county funds and in
competency in county administra-
ton. and the failure of executive Oh
GERS of the county to enforce laws
that directly affect the moral stand
ard of the community. They nave
had enough of democratic ineficiency
in handling the business of the state
and they have grown weary OF
rubber stamp congress that merely
registers the vacillating will OF tint
president All of these reasons, whici
could be elaborated indefinitely, have
created a demand for a change in ad
ministration from the county up, ant
with this feeling firmly fixed the re
publicans of Shoshone county are en-
tering the campaign with determin
alton to win.
Personnel Of Committee
Vacancies in the committee due t
failure in some precincts to elect com
mtteemen in the recent primary wer
filled with the exception OF Big creel
and Government and arrangement
were made to supply these within
few days. With these two exception
the republican committee is made u
as follows
Murray-Adam Aulbach.
Delta-Samuel Smith.
Sunset--Roy Kingsbury.
Burke--E w. Hall.
Gem-John Wood,
Mullan No &c. w. Ingram.
Mulan No. John f. Sherrard.
Wallace No. Henry c. Adami.
Wallace No. flames III. Taylor.
Wallace No 3-Emil Pfster,
Wallace No. flames A. Wayne.
Osburn-Eugene Thomas.
Kellogg No Gary G, Burke.
Kellogg No. 2--Stanly A, Easton.
Wardner No. 1--R, l.. Brainard.
Wardner No 2-Earl r. Redding.
Pine Creek--Theodor Brown.
Kingston-SA G., Morbeck.
Enaville--R. S. Canning.
St Mares-Edward King.
Avery-Ed l. Therriault
Mace. G. Allen.
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And in accordance with law so many
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the
office of the company, 1926 High street,
Wallace, Idaho, on the 9Th day OF
October, 1918, at the hour of 1870
o. m. of said day, to pay the delin-
quent assessment thereon, together
with the costs of advertising and eX-
penses of sale
r. F. SEYSLER,
Secretary of the Tarbox Mining Com
pany Wallace, Idaho. Sl9-O5-d
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Ia EZtradcion
de gzr CoTredm
Is PREfISA."

p,- c,-~eo. pea La PRENSA."
NUEVA YORK, Julio 4.-Alfredo
=. Carothers, correGor de Bolsa, que
durante los ultimos nuere neses ma
estsdo ho3pcdando CT 81 Hotc! wal
dorf-Astcra de ejta ciudad, fIe aprc
re,jiJo aver. o motive de ha5er-
So recibido On telegrama de Edmond
ton, Alberta, Canada firmado poE
c B. Morris. Jefc dc los Detectives
de csa ciudad, pidieado 81 de'eneion'
en- v:rtud de haberse dictaco oTaeA
De aprehcnsi5n contra q. noc est2r
acr.edo lie obtaner d.Gcro con Pre-
taz,os fslso7. de. Banco &c Il unl0a'
Dc IA repet;ta ciudad caHadiense'
Mr.. Carrother5, cuycs ncgoe!os uo
~corra.aic los efectda p-acipa:menTe
O fi-r,as ca2adieases. declare a!
detective Murphy que 10 aprenendl?
n Ell Hotel, que TO era ca!pable gel
6elito de que Sc lie acusaba. ASreso
u.e sacramento Sc traee5a de al
o-ia error V que postc-iore5 in1or-
r,es de Edmondton acl@rarian las
cocas. Mr., Carrothe-s manifesto a
detective cue eI jueve5 GltImo ha-
HE nstado en- Ia sucursal del citado
Rarco en- esta ciudad, sito en- Ell nu-
nero 40 de Wall Street y qIe no sc
10 hab:a inforrado all dc que III
b;sra queja algana en- ST. contra
Fl detaniGo manifesto anta Ell ma
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Pariio5 para Ell Polo Ia
Expedition del Cap.
Americana Amundsen
Por Corrso. pcrc III PRENsA."

GOT COfTco, pEJG La fFESSA.
NUEVA YORK, Julio 4.-Noticias
recibi6as de Cristiania, Noruega, dan
cuenta de que Ell barco "Marde'' en-
ell que el famoso ~explorador arico,
Captain Roald .Amundsen, tratara
ehora de llagar al Polo Norte, zarp6
de este puerto ell viernas % de Ju-
MO. Fl capitdn Amundsen Sc reuni-
u con IA expedition que va en- di-
cho barco, en- Tronlsoe.
Antes de sali- para este ultino
luGar, cl Captain rec:bi5 UT. measaje
del presidents Wilson, por conduc-
to del Sec2etsrio &c Estado america
10, en- c! cue el Jefe de Ia Nacion
americana hace los mejo-cs Vo:os
POI ell exito de- explorado-.
Segln sc Ia sapido, ell Captain
An1undsen piensa seguir en- S. rue
va expedition, la costa ~siberiana,
partierdo del Caho norte hacia el
~orienta. El captain conoce perfecta-
mente esta region del Oceaao Ar5ico,
pues en- 1906 descubrio Ell Paso del
Norceste, memo Que lie Nefeclo UNI
condacorac,6n del EEpersdor de Ale
mania.
Amund.cn construyo 81 barco
"Naude," ea forrls tai, que ningu-
ia parte de So quilla dejara &c rrc,
sentar a "a terrible preston de !os
hielos polares, otra superSicic que IA
convexa, pronunciada de modo cue
ell barco resultara "~intriturable.' Ell
combuztible cue emolearii Amund-
sen, sera Ell petr6leo crudo, pero el
captain riensa veneer ls mayor par
t. de Ia distancia hasta el Poo, me-
dante el emp.eo dc velas-
Ademas de su gran equipo, EeVa
cl "Maude" dos aeroplanos que per
m:tirda quizi llegar al ex2lorador
a Polo geometrico del globo, en- !a
region artica.
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OTRO DRAMA SANNCCRRIIEENTO OCIjRRIO
ENCIAAL.LECENIERCA DE- MEXICO
Perdio Ia vida en- la tragsdia ell comereiante
yeracruzano Perea

acertaron 4 llegar q IA propia taber-
ma ell senior Calvo, ex-socio de 4
&c los Fernandez, y IN cu1ado de e.,
Ismael Domfngue=, q~uienes Sc diri-
gieron al mostrador para tomar Ia
copa.
Can: estd &c.,"
Cesar Fernandez, en- cunnto Sc do
cuenta de que alli Sc erc0ntraba el
eX-socio de su herma1o, el cue 2 este
habiR llevado ante los tribunalos en-
Feracruz, le llaaio Ia atencion q Pc
rea, amigo fntimo de 81 y del CO.
nercisnts 81 hermano, como con in
tenci6n de que les mar ca-aorra
a los recien llegados.
ALI csta ESQ.," dijo Fernan-
DEE = 81 amigo Perea, y este basto
para cue este comenZara 9 lamar en-
wee alta ;rdirectas o~fensivas, q las
que Calvc tuvo Ell buen iuic;o de 10
contester.
Como 81 NADIA hubicsen dido de 10
Que en- su contra Sc decia, Cglvo ; So
cuIado Ismael Dominique saliercn
de la cantina, dirigiendose ell segundo
& UGa tabaquer:a, eli tal:o que 81
cunajo le esperaba en- Ia acera.
Una cgrcsion y ua trio.
Ell Ia ccera, junto a la tabaqueria
Sc encontraba el senior Calvo 'spe-
ran&o que saliese 81 cufado, c"ando
hasta 81 lleg6se Perea, quisn enca-
r&ndose con 81 lie dijo en- VOC alta:
"Yo soy amigo dc Fernandez, y rs
ted es un ladr6n Y un.... tai; :
antes de cue Calvo tuviese tempo de
cvitar Ia aggression, recib;o de n:anos
de Perea TN golpe en- el rostro, qae
10 hizo tAmbalearse, yecic ST. som
brero & parar 4 pocos paSos de q.
Calvo Sc Incline para recczer su
som:6rero y qui3as rcpeler Ia .gre-
SIGN on segu:da; entonces Pcre. echo
mano de 81 pistc!a para dispara1-
Ia sob-c ST. golpcado cneH:i~n, en- los
monentcs CT 4Te Dom:Hguez s::!ia
de 10 tc5GQucr.a.
Ea1c-ces sor6 una detonaci6n V
Pcrca, herido mortalE,en.e en- IA ca
bsza, ro&6 aa~ el oavi2ento. Denim
gucz, cuN2Ga dc Calvo, vierdo = este
. runto de ser muerto DOE Perea.
pue5 este hahia "a em2unado Il ris-
tola y apuHrGba q Ia cabe=a dc aqut!,
y r~ecorGaCdo qGc ST. par;cntc M lie
vaba aTn:a ninguna, echo m1ao de
81 p;sCols Y rapid2mente. sin darle
Z Perca tiempo para dispa-ar, !c h;zo
pedaEos 81 craCco de IN trio.
L. GetcEac;6n at-2io I var!os Gu
-|:cscs, ea.re les Que Ia polc;a two
que ab.irse paso para datcEer 9 Cal
20 y D~om:rguez, 0uieHes 10 o~pusic-
ron res!stenc:a nj i7:crtaron huir. '
co2Guci- : Pe~ea 4 l. rp6xiu.a conf
saria en- CEa camilla.
Antes de licGar Parea a II ccmisa-
ia. E~alIcci6 4 ~cGnsccuencia de q
acrid2 &c bala que haOia recibido
II q craaco.
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.2iden a Cagsanza eI
Cump|;rnien5o de
Una pToneSd
I'or Co-rec. pau IA PRENSA."

ror Correc. pa7e IA PRENSA."
TAMPICO, lamps, Julio 5.-Los
poseadores de ejidos e2 les s!redado-
res dc este puerto, que ultimanlente
han entablado IN pletito judicial IN
ira la compania del F~errocarril. Dues
eS:a quiere despojarlos de los ejidos
cue en- las i>:~nediaciore5 de Dona &C.
ella Y A-bol Grande les fueron pro-
porciCnados por el Gobierno. Sc han
dirigiio, despues de haberlo hecho po-
variias veces eunQue e~sterilnente: al
Presidente Municipal y al Juez dc Dis
trito de este puerto, 81 Presidente Gle
IL R~epublica, n quien lc manifestation
cue la conpania del Fer-ocarril ma
dsciarado cue los terreaos que a los
quejos les fue-on repartidos a tislio
de ejidos, son de ST. exclusive propie-
dad, y en- tai Trtud ha procedido 2
destruir las cercas que hay en- cast
todos eilos, nRnifestando a los que
tales terrenos ocupan, Que deberan
pagan renta por eilos 0 desocuparios
Embellishments; med:ardo. ademzs. "a
c;rcunstancia de que las aucor:iades
municipalities Sc han mostrado Earti-
Ga-ias de IA conpania f~er-ocarriie-
IA Cue reclama los ejidos.
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MANUALEs PRACTICES
70 IN peso ccIs s-c)-
N,uu, de Ax-iculeura
Manual Ge Arss = Oticios
MsnraI co Ac-iess , ja5o-ss
Manual de AIbiHile-is
Manual de Ca-piater!s de TaHs-
Manual dc Cer-eieria Y Oeras &c Hero
Manual del cohs,ezo ; PoE~o-issa
Manual del Curci6or &c Pielrs
Manual de Ccniitero-Pexte3src
Manual del Observation-Disclosures
aanusl &c EIecsrieidGd
Manual &c F~etog-afis
N,nua! del Hojailtr-e
Manual De Js-dine-ia : Eo<neGsars
Manual del Labcrero de AinsE
Manual de LecheEiA
stanuxl De Aecaniea industrial!
Mammal Del Pintor
Manual de- reles-aSiscA = Is!s-ontsea
Manual del RsloSsrc
Manual DEL Sast-e
Nunua! del Fcb-iesnte de Weiss
Manual &c NeteHnSriE y ES1itSeion
Manual Gi Lapatero
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SouIas DE A So eENTAvos

SoUIAs DE a So eENTAVoS
A-ts do Bu,sar Msr.do
Cs!~arso de- Amor
q Sevo Prestsdo
y p~urya.rr;o De ms SaltersS
81 Px-.s,o de IN, Aaierr
Il Eaae do los Ma--e
Fl SlSo de Rriscns-ss
ii Collar de Esrseraless
q 81 De lss Sihas
E, Ai=n en- nc Sso
"a Hit. de Iss FLORES
"a Hiel En- los LAsios
=. Siaa &c Joe Ja.niaes
n vtuda Asxre
La Corte aei Aro-
La Prinessa del Dslsy
"a Et!n de Eea0s
"a, Hrss Mo3e-nas
"a, osre7s, del Amor
IL. Nttas dol cbsmnssr.
Marina G u Eitn de las osas
y.,disas .ean iEs Aute-ss
N.,dites scar !es HonSyss
st1Isfs.s SCI. las SueSTas
aa.d..o sea = Amor
M..sispa sssn ies celas
FasIs,uriss d Amor
P,-5uS so css4n los HanS-o
Pe-cus 50 Caaan las ,dntsres
porouS Pecan isa Autsrn
pa,arS Mvrrcvrsa ias Vfs;a,
For se-atr = una Sr!sr
Sc Ya!sstr1 a. Ano-
:Yi~s raj Sevta:
Si.ris, FOR Tor-e b-ae
VI yito Maidi;s
u N.nus-rlts 80 nal 9,Gna-
Il Bserrro ts o-ns
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Solo hay una cosa CTS haccr

ST 81 piel parece ab~rasarxs con las
terribles quemaduras = conezones de
Ia eczema, un alivio real y permanen-
te solo Sc puede obtener con IN ira
tamiento que obre debayo de Ia su-
perficic, que liegue a Gonde radica Ia
verdadera fuente de Ia enfermedad.
Las llanadas Intermediates de Is piel,
pToceden dc las condolences do la san
gre, y el tratam;ento ~apropiado CO a
traves de La sangre.
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CUAND0 IA EsEEE PA2ECE
AREASARSE CON cCMEZONE9

Escud-ine lejos y cerca, y no po-
Ora encontrar I'm remedio para In
sangre CUE sc aproxime siquiera "a
su util;dad real, al S. S. s., que ha
estado a Ia venta desde hace einenen-
ia amos. durante cuyo tempo ha da-
do igual satisfaction para toda class
de d~es6rdenes de Ia sangre. Para
consejo practice, sobre el tratartiento
individual de su case, escriba hoy
mismo al Jefe del Consejo MSdico,
Swif. Specific Co. Dept. Il, Atlanta,
Ga. fAdy/
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gistrado Groehl, cue deseaba reere-
sa- q Edmonton 10 mas Pronto posi-
bic para cnfrentarse con sus acu-
sadores, para 10 ccal reaunciaba los
tr&m;5os de Ia exi-adici0n. De acue--
DO con Ia Icy. 70 sc psrmitio L Mr.
Car-others dar fianEa. 40 cue que
dara detenido hasta Ell dia 6 CT CITE
Sc espera qua Sc reciban los pape-
L. -o'.t;vos a Il c~vtradici6n
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ACUso A sU EIJO DE VAGANCIA

NUEVA YORK, Julio 5.-Con mott
vo dc haber sido aver el dia de Ia In
d~ependencia, Ia policia encargada de
Ia campaha contra los vagos 10 St
mostr6 aver muy enargica y ape7as
81 Sc hicieron una docena de %apreheu-
stones en- TODD el dia, en- los cinco
districts.
De esas ap~rehensiones una Sc llevo
e efecto, en- vista de IL queja presen-
tada POI Ia sehora Collins. contra su
hiio Estefano j. Collins. de is amos
de edad, de ser TN vago de pTofe~
sion. La policis procedi6 de5de luego
a Ia APPREHENSION de Collins.
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HSganse los pedidos, scompanados dc 81 irnporte an Slfo
Postal. de Express @ en- Carfe Certificsda. al
lGNACIG E. LCZAN0
11s n. SANTA ROSA AVE. SAN ANTONIO. TEX.
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MEXICO, D. 2. Juiio 3.-Un agen-
Re de IA poiicia rese-vada de esta
capital ayuda5o por yarjos gendar-
mes de Ia policia urbana, aprenhen-
do aver Z dos p~eiigrozos -ateros cue
p~ertenecen : y bic7 organizaGa Qua
Gril!a que . Iirimas fechas ha traido
en- roviGniento a las autoridades loca-
les con sus strevidas ~correrias.
Uno Yesria de militar
Uno De los refe-idos rateros cuyos
non!DreS son Fernando Flores Y Este
ban del mismo apellido, vestia el uni
iorme De captain p-irnero del ejerci-
to constitucionaiista, Y ambos sc ha-
llaban en- O. z6caio Ia n:anGna dc
aver, ~piaticaado traaquilanlente y, Ell
~a2Sriencia. esperanto a alguna per-
soma, cuando pasaron por cerca de
clos Tres ageates de Ia poiicia re-
servada, uno de los cuales reconcile
q ios Flores corio dos pajaros de cuen-
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con Ia policis.
e. agente Morales. que tai es el
apei!ido del que identified a los ra-
:eros, sc puso Z ohservar q estos sin
q~u;saries la vista de encima, p-ro los
c&cos, desconfiados ante e. examel de
que sran obiato, tomaron cast a. vuc-
10 IN auto que c esos monertos pa
SAGA : sc alaiaron en- e del lugar
en- donde habiac estado.
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aoandoaar sus presas. tom6 otro au-
to J Sc fus en- seSuir;e7to de los "a
teros, q~uielss hicieron alto G alguaa
d~istancia Gel centric, cor e. rumbo de
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Ies unia ua seMor de apellido Anal
CO. cone-ciante de esta capital.
Era IN "cariidato'
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b,aron 6urante unos nomeaEos = en-
seguiSa detuvieron 3 un chauffeur
que psssha cen su sutor por ALI, pre-
tsndiendo los t-ss suhir al caro-, Pc
70 en- tales monentos fueron deteai-
dos por a rolicia: eua5ro geRdarnles q
cc,npancdos del agente Morales, pues
este no les hahia daspegaao Ia vista 4
les ratercs V solo esperaha 81 Momen-
to oportune para caer sob,e elios peg
aorpresa.
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individGo que Sc les hsS!a Undo mo
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