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Gilpin observer., 1918-06-20
LUKE meLvkE SAYS

You should worry about what peo-
pie say. If you fail they will say
that you are bone-headed. And II
you succeed they will say that you
ore swelled-headed.
The reason a girl likes to have a
pimple where her La Valliere should
be is because Bill Bryan hates to
see his name in print.
Never leave the house without
kissing the wrinkles on your old
mothers face, boy. And don't forget
to tell her that they are dimples.
Any great man deserves lot Of
credit for being able to convince
other folks that he Is great.
We would all get on better if we
were as ready to Irofit by our own
mistakes as we are to profit by the
mistakes OF others.
The trouble with the see-every-
thing dresses is that a lot of the
girls who show thru haven't anything
to show.
Another lad who makes us weary
LIS the fellow who is always telling
you that he was out with a Jane last
might.
widow usually supplies the de-
parted with a monument before she
marries again. But this is more than
you can say for widowers.
II you want a man to think that
you are a real fellow, get up on his
hobby with him and take long ride.
We all have fool idea that every
body else's business is more attrac-
tive than our own.
We may be wrong. But We'll bet
that a girl believes that man who
asks fer a kiss doesn't want one
very badly.
1t is hard to make your wife be-
lieve it is better for her to have sun
shine in her bosom than have a sum
burst on it.
Any wife can tell you that a man
has too many excuses and not en-
ough reasons.
We don't wonder that tan stock
ings are to be popular with the girls
this summer. Men always did like
yellow-legged chickens.
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-20
SENT HIM HOME IN HURRY.
Proof That There ls More Than One
Way to Get Hubby to Defer His
"BusIness."

"Don't wait for me at dinner this
evening, dearie," he said when his wife
answered his telephone call.
"What is the matter?" she asked.
II have business engagement-very
mportant-which will keep me down
town pretty late"
"Oh, pshaw! Can't you get out Of
itT
mo, I'm awfully sorry, DEAR"
"Try to put it off till tomorrow"
"It's impossible. There's man here
from New York specially to see me,
and he's going away on the midnight
train. There's whole lot Of busi-
ness I've got to go over with him be-
fore he gets away"
"When did he come?" \
"Just got in"
~ didn't. know there was a train
from New York this late"
"Oh, yes. There are trains from
New York every little WHILE"
"What is his name?"
"Say, honey. don't like to have
you speak to me like that. You evil
IDENTIFY doubt my word. His name is
Davidson. If you must know-Wil-
liam Davidson-say, who's there
with your"
"Why, nobody, dear"
"Yes, there Is. heard him calling
you his daisy. I'll be right home!"
Without waiting for her to answer.
he hung up. Then she stepped over
to the phonograph and took off the
Harry Lauder record.-Sam Kiser in
Dayton News.
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-20
Different Species.

Our little 'three-year-old spends his
mornings out Of doors always. even
though he has no playmates near and
has to play alone. He calls to us once
in awhile, and the other day informed
our maid he was fixing nuts for the
squirrel. To tease him and also to
help him dlfferentiata she asked him
why he didn't give the squirrel spin
ach or beans, for instance. "Oh, no."
was the instant protest, 'he isn't an
inside bird, Laura."-Chicago Tribune.
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-20
Fireman's Bravery Lauded.

John Harvey Stacks, fireman, third
class. United States navy, has been
commended for courage displayed dur
ing fire on board patrol boat.
Stacks attached line to himself and
went down the port ventilator with q
fire hose to help quench the flames.
though the fire was then at Its height
and smoke and steam were pouring
from the ventilator. Stacks enlisted
Aug. Is, 1915, at Dallas, Tex.
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-20

Commencing next Sunday after
noon, there will be a change in the
passenger train schedule. ON Sun
day afternoons the train will leave
Central at $3.50 irse cad of 2: 80 as at
present. The weekday afternoon
trains will leave here at 2:3O In.
stead of 1870 and make regular con-
necticns at Forks Creek. arriving in
Denver at 7:10. The leaving time
of the train from Black Hawk will
be 4:10 Sundays and 1856 week days
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-20

Calico, who first saw the heavens
with a telescope, was an Italian.
Victor Emanuel who gave freedom
to Italy, was also of that race, and
General Diaz, who is now holding
the Huns and Austrians in check in
northern Italy, is an Italian. And
where, we ask, does the boasted
Hohenzollern family come in except
to destroy women and children?
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-20
THURSDAY, JUNE goth, 1918.
JUDGE CLASS WOULD
MAKE GOOD GOVERNOR


Judge Glass for governor on the
Democratic ticket for certain defin-
tte reasons. First, because he has
a broad field of official experience
to prepare him for the duties of the
office and in his public work has
shown a strong and decided charac-
ter. Upon good sound evidence, his
qualities can be estimated. He Is
what might be called an assetrtfve
man, strong in his convictions and
determined in carrying them through.
HE would be governor. He is man
in the prime of life, physically
strong active and energetic. He be-
gan his business life as telegraph
turned to farming, studied law and
attained the district bench. His life
has given him broad opportunity to
learn in the practical fields. He de-
0omina ton of his own initiative, be-
lieving that there were things which
he could do of which there was need
in public affairs, having definite
ideas of policy OF state affairs at
this time. These are the positive
and assured things about Glass
which recommend him. Second and
further, we have known him for
many years and believe him to be
absolutely honest and sincere, inde-
pendent of influences other than
that natural reliance on his friends
aud associates, which is natural in
the normal man. We do not believe
that he could be bribed by place or
power, coerced by fear or pressure.
or cajoled by false information or
argument. We believe that he would
make some mistakes of very posi-
tive character and perform some
coed in equally positive and effec
tive manner. We believe he would
be very human and very democratic.
Third. he states that he would not
try to rule cr direct the Legislative
branch by the various means which
governors have employed so long and
so fruitlessly to interfere with the
legislative function, and that he
would require that the Legislature re.
frain from interference with the ex-
ecutive department through trades
and dickers, as so many legislatures
have attempted so fruitlessly to do.
Each function of government he
wou.- '-p distinct. He states
that he would not conduct state af-
fairs with regard to the welfare of
apIointees, but would regulate ap-
pointments with regard to the wei.
fare of the state-a most salutary
tTar sfornation if effected. What we
know of our own knowledge. what
we believe upon good information
and what he premises upon the word
of an honorable gentleman, which
he Is, constitute very strong argu.
ment for his election. Colorado has
vet had such a nan in the govern.
er's chair recently and it needs
oh! 1t needs such aQ one.-Bou!der
County Miner.
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-20
Mexico Expect. Bio Cotton Crop.

A bumper crop Of cotton Is expected
this next year in Mexico. Indications
are that the cotton crop Of the Laguna
district Of the states Of Coahulia and
Durango will be three times as great
as for the past year. when 1t amounted
to more than half a million bales of a
total value Of ten million dollars. None
Of It was exported. but It was all con-
sumed in the factories Of the republi
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-20

1t erieNes us very much to see
Brother Bsrkhausen, who edits a
very creditahle parer, drift into the
ranks of perditton with the Denver
Post. John, lcok up that passage in
scripture. that says: He that com
eth In at the eleventh hour shall be
made equal unto US" and forget
your little disapIointments.
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-20

And now 1T Is said that linden
burg is afflicted with mental collapse.
This may be the first, but not the
last case that will spread thruout
the German high command before
the war closes. Better get vaccin-
ated. Mr.. Kaiser, and become i'm.
mune while the vaccine is good.
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-20

Tom lyman has made the best
penitentiary warden the state has
ever had, because Tom like Teddy
says so. This ought to quiet the
ranks of the opposition.
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-20

The World picture at the opera
house Wednesday, June 26th, will be
The Wasp" featuring Kitty Cor.
don.
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-20

Miss Helen Crook, of Black Hawk,
has accepted a position at the Gold.
en- Rule emporium, succeeding Mrs.
Cowling, resigned.
Gilpin observer., 1918-06-20

E. G. Harrison returned frcm a
two months visit in Denver Tuesday
night.
Miss Helen Goldberg made a trip
to Nederland today.
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EN- Ia GALE DE w. ELMIRA.
(Viene de Ia 1a.)

oyo algo coEac m latigazo, que nun
ca Sc supusO que fuera detonac0n
&C pistoia. Y cue 70 le do importancia
al ruido, sine hasta que VIC que al
guna genie corTia en- direction al H.
gar donde habia sonado el chasquido.
La creencia Que hay es que Bailie
invite a pasear q h sonora. de quien
ACADIA de separarse legalmente, can
objeto de c~oarencsrla que yoiYieran
q reunicse, yenio va pysparado para
tomar una resoiwi0n violenta en- 81
case de oatener Una negativa.
Al sugar de los successes concrreron
eI Juez Campbell, quieo ten8 toda
clase de datos, Ell Jefe de PoEcia
Lancaster. el Captain Steven, =
a!gunos etros 2Geates de "a autoridad,
con Obje:o de levantar los cadaverrs,
La aeeneia Riebe sc ercars0 do ssa
combustion.
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GRAN AGITACION POLITRA
(Eiene de la la. Pag)

La Ultima notieia que m clreala-
10, y que no preocupado IN POGO a
los caballeriStas, es Ia de que Minis
terio de Ia Guerra Ia designado q es-
te para que en- compania del general
carrancista Cesareo Castro, Sc pom
"a al frente de Ia nueva canpana
contra las fuerzas revolucionarios de
Manuel PelaeZ.
Esto entorpeeeria uushe les tE-
bajos eleetorales de Cabanere y zesss
7odria l'evar i su, parsisaries a. he
NOE De que ell gobierne federal, cue
labia parecido apoyar su canGdatu-
"a. ha resuelto que CabaIlero ne sea
el g~obernador de Tamaulipa., suan-
DO 10 aparta de n aetiyidad roliG-
a para confiarle una inesperada
mission mi,itar.
Tambien Sc dice que los petrole-
lros. que a~traviesan por 4 situa-
ci6n dificil, debido 3 la nueva ley que
asta para aprobarse, respecto de la
decentralization del rico producto
huasteco, estan de parte de Lopez de
! Lara, quien les ha ofrecido trabajar
para cue dicha ley no sea aprobada
II para que Sc llegue a IN acuerdo
entire el gobierno ' los dichos petro-
leros, benefico a estos ultimos.
Quienes aeompanan a Lopez de Lara,
! Los que por e. tren de San Lui,
llegaroa aver acorlpahssdo : Lopez
de lara, son el Diputado por Tanpieo
al Coagreso de IL Union, Lie. Emf
Ito Portes Gil, el Lie. Cuellar, el Sc
nor Alfonso Herrera ' el Coronel vi.
llanueva.
Todos estes senores 10 seompaSe,
ran, algunos en- cslidad de oradcres
len su gira per el Estado.
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MAQUINSTAS FERRO=
CARRILEROS RIM
Den SUS DECLA=
RACIONES
LOS HOMBRES QUE RECOEEEN
EN- SUS MAQCINAS TODo
EL PALS DlCEN DE GlE
NASERA Ell TASLAC
LES RESTAURO Ia
SALCD

Cuando II salHo de IN naqrln!sta
de ferrocarril ssta alterada, pueden
correr psligro las vidas de miles &c
psrsonas 6iariaments, porQue 81 ira
halo reauisre III cerebro deSpelado,
nervios tranquilos y una constltuc'on
f,sres Las *isaiertes de~claraciones
4. als-unos de los mas bien comedies
maouinistas Ge ~ferrocarril EN- este
pais. demuestran ONO el Taniac los
alivi6 de sus Sufrimientos, devotv.en-
doIss 81 perd.da Salud:
". /. Nabers. Atlanta, Ga, djo:
"Aabia perdido el apetfto-m mga-
do y rinones estaban desarreglados-
no ne vue!to 4 sentir IN solo dolOr
desae que tome Ell Ta2lae-he sanadO
satorce Hbras de peso
/ {. Bowers. $40 First Avenue,
Nashville. Tenn, dijo: 81 Tanlae VI
40 . poaer fin . mis- dolenclas del es-
tonnage Y 4 mi neviosidad-he ga
made echo Ebras De peso"
D, \. Middleton. 1917. Cheaovert
Street. Houston. Texas, dijo: "Esta-
ba en- tan malas condiciones, que no
podia anGar. e Tanlac me recoDs-
titayo como :: fuera III Z hon.
nre-he ganado once hbras he peso.
s. 7. Watkins. Birmingham, Ala,
die: "Sufri dmante vein:isiete amos
DE- ~Gesarreglos del est0mago, n ran
las puso t&rmiao : mis- dolencias."
jeff D. Riggs. 2020 Pearl Street,
WSksbarg. Miss, dijo: "EfSicamen-
te era u informe mont0n de nervloS
game veiaticinco horas &c peso
Ouos maqu5nistas de f~erosarril
venajosamente comedies. GuieaeS
han recomendado Al TaHlac, So: J.
B. Watson, Mobile. Ala: 8, :. Hou-
Sc. Route ). Atlanta, Ga; 7. {. Ayers,
l07 Rainey Avenue. Nashville, Tenn;
c. J. Weeks. 2l3S Lydia Avenue,
Jacksonville, F&.; Linn Si!ls, 40 Bel
leyue Avenue. Memphis, Tenn; )
esros muchos deaasiado ~auIaerosos
para mencionariOs.
'rANLAC Sc venGe en- San Anto-
MO Dor l. Wag2er's Drug Co. 4o7
East Houston ST.. 7 por Meier:
Pharmacy, 1922 Vest Commerce St.
halo Is direction personal de IN re,
presentante especial del Taniac, o Sc
~enviara por esJas boticas q c~ualquiei
direction, a. recibo de 81 yalor, que
es 500 per botella, siempre que Sc
IneluyaG estampillas saficientes para
ell porte.
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Ex-carrancistas
cue ofrecen
rendirse
Sc hahEan us1ide a los
~zaPatistas Etace
tempo
relearama Especial nara Ia pRENSA.

relegrarna Especial para Ia PtENSa.
NUEVA YORK, Enero 30.--Er
las noticias llegadas hoy de Mexico
Sc dice que de n semi-oficla'
ha sido declarado Que POGO mas dc
mil Quinientos soldados carranc!stas
que. con TODD Y oficiales, Sc habian
aliado con los zapatistas, Sc han d.
rigido al gobierno pidiendo que Sc
les conceda amnistia Y que les sean
:epartidas tieIras 4 fin de dedicar,
Sc 4 81 cu!tivo para poder atender a
las nccesidades sIyas Y de suS fam!-
las. pues hace muchO tempo que
han cst&do sufriendo de privac!ones
dr todas classes.
Segln parece, el gobierno ha de-
cilido no dar dido q estas demandas,
sobre TODD en- 10 que Sc relaciona
con as tierras V les Ia ~contestado
cue les concedcra la amnistia QUE pi-
den sicmpre que Sc rindan incondl,
c!onaimente, pues TO puede conce-
derla en- los terminus que 10 desean.
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primera ne@csidad piden de Mexico.
agreg0 nuestro entrevistado. Tam
bitn quieren ar.icrIos de fantasia.
Las Grdenes lie articulos de lrjo
han sucedido a las 6rdenes de vivc-
res. Digo este. porquo ahora nos
acaban de hacer de IL ciudaG &c Mon
terrey, fuertes nedidos de articulos
de fantasia, que nj aqui Sc consumer.
Tendrernos, para satisfacer esos pc
didos, que dir!Eirnos . otrcs merca-
dos.
y ante 10 que nos dice c! almace-
nist2 cXclamamcs:
Mexico esti necesitadc de TODD:
de where's Y lie articulos de luio.
Quiere mos Y Otros; n puede pres
cindir de ellos. Maestro pals sigue
siendo el pals de los contrateS.
-EfectivameHtc, nos contesta.
y nos d~espeIiElos de Il, agradecien
dole los informeS que nos ha proper
cionado.
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CTuz0 como IN h6roe...
Wiene dc la Ia.)

ma!adas los sligisron csnao sHia dc
ellos. po- 81 intrepiaez.
Una hazsna heseica.
Ell Ok. diez de les cerrientes.
Jimmy marshaba q II cabeza de sus
companeros los boy Scats'' de Ia
Isla. cuande &sscabrieron lae nna
DC las casas de lp t,la, arlia. Fl in
trepids RIchacbo RHspsne a SOS 60
marad2s para ~inaeBtRr 81 Aaluansstp
de z casa; ssrs toae trse iausiI.
EsnhaD ]oshau&s sen 81 fasss,
cuando alsuien obesrvs Que IA ban
aera sue .e haJlaba sehoeada en- Ell
extreme de IN mastil sobre Ia case
que aGdia, sssaba = punte de aaemar-
Sc
Jimmy invite . sus camaradas a
salvar Ia bandera, pere nadie sc atre-
vi0 = intentar n admirable ha1ana.
Entopces el, con gran valor. subio
por On arboI immediate 4 4 casa V
Sc deseolgo sobre el tecbo que va es-
taha alberto por hs Ihrsaa Arkapco
IL enssas Y de un salte IlsSe al sue
10.
:. Las seras dol 1ttsiseke setsban
ardisnSe y SOS sansagaaas 10 saliva
ron de que pSrsciera por hs qnema-
duras, pues apagaron violeDanente
e pantalon y ia blUsa de Jimmy.
Pero desgraeiadamenbe 81 mueha-
cho habia recibido uns herida pro-
funda en- el pie derecho, herida que
interssaba 81 husso Y que Sc debi6
a que al saltar por "a bandara cay6
! precisamente sobre IN gran clavo.
La muerte de Jimmy.
Pocos dias despues Jimmy moria.
! Sus compaheros los boy scout dc ia
Isia velaban 81 cadavec Y 10 enrol
Wan piadosamentee n los pliegues de
n gran bandera, como un homemade
a. heroismo del vahente. Entre los
~espanoles que radiean en- Ia nfa, Sc
cree que debido On narte a Ia nesli-
gercia del docto. eu- esna al freate
de IA p!eaAaeE aoade retaSa 81
padre de Jimmy, oeurri6 Ia muerte
del heroe. ' van q presentaS una de-
manda al gobierno americana, para
que obligue a las companies que que
regentean las plantaciones, q que ten
gan doceores uosapatensee 3 Qce &c
mreresen por les trabajsaeres Y SIS
fa.ailias.
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IRAN where's en- srandas c~a1tidades
En- otras fuentcs Sc nos Gijo:

En- otraS fuentcs So nos Gij0:
ST eI gobieyno de los Estados
Unidos ha pronetido ayudar q Mex
xo, 10 ayudara ampliamente. De ello
no hay Ia meno7 duda. Los Estados
Unidos son un vasto granero que es-
ia repleto, a pesar de 10 que pudiera
creerse en- contrario por las medidas
de economic que esta ponienGo en- vi
gor ell Dictator de Subsistencias. 81
en- esta region no hay a~bundancia de
maiZ. harina. trigo. etc, para man
dar a Mexico esos articulos en- gran
des cantidades, Il hay en- otras par
ties del pals. Y dc ALI iran en- Ia
cantidad Que kaya ofrecido VI. Hoover
a los comisionados mexicanos que
con q han conference.-the.
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El .auton0vil "gris' ia reaparecido...

CO, y eS HISy NSSuShtS oi OK e43"
ma de las amplias avenidas de Ia ciu-
dad, una exclamation de "ahi va ell
autom6yil girls" al yer que pasa rau-
DO, con toda Ia velocidad de Qua
renta caballos un Hudson" f!aE:aR-
t., pintado de girls, y trlpulado por
ssis i~ndividuos vestidos con " traje
medic civil V medic milLtsr.
Tn senior de apelhdo Abascal, cue
~presenci0. sin darse cuenta de 70 que
o~curri,a 81 robo cometiGo en- IA ca
81 comercial de La Reina" dice
que el ieie de los ladroHes del auto
! m6vil girls IS I'M indiv!duo que usa
! bast0n, sombrero sNane Y capa mi
litar azul: que es de alta estatura,
; tez blanca y complexion robusta, y
que q 10 VIC ON oaba 0rdenes I'M
periosas Z los que 10 aconpanaban, y
! cue estos obedecian "militarmente."
| :Gozan de impunidad?
! Y . pesar de Que existen todos
! esos datos V de que, secia muy facil,
con clos, dar con los criminales, has
"a Ia fecha todas las quejas de los
que han sido victimaS ningnn result
taGo han daGo. Y a diar!o Sc tIeue
| not!cia de una nusva hazaNa de los
Gel "autcm6vil girls"
Con este motive Sc recuerdan TO-
dos los interesantes 6etalle5 que sa-
lercn q luz cuan6o iueron a~prenendi-
dos y ~condenados . muerte dieZ 0
doce desdiehados rateros a qmenes
&c les echo encina 81 trenendo deli
70 que Corresponds a alsunos altos
personajes de- gobierno. Sc recuer-
da el case, perfectameAte eomprooa-
do. de cue 81 ~goberBador del Distri-
to que ACADIA de abanSonar gu paesto,
fue 81 autor. de unos asaltos ocurri-
dos en- AtZcapotzalco hace unos seis
meses, por medic de los cuales despo-
10 de varioS de miles de pesos . dos
0 tres personals, Y &c tiene presen-
te. por Ultimo, que Ia opinion publica
jamas Quedo satisfecha con e. proce-
so de los que al lin fueron fusila-
dos como reS~ponSables de los robos
llevados = cabo en el primer auto
m9vil gris' sino que seHal0 come
conplicado5 en- el doble crmen-el
del robo, Y Ell del asesinato de hon.
ores inocenses-a encopetados gene
rales y q prominentes honbres del
Observation-Disclosures.
Creese, por santo. CUE ahora, en-
vista de n experienced adQuirida, Y
= fin de no To- cueStienes que
podrian descubrir 10 mucho podrido
que hay entire Ia Administration de
Carranza, han decidido has aueorida-
des hacerse scrdas d las quejas &c
has vctimas de los crirainales, sabien-
do cue en- casos como tstes, Y como
; Sc dice en- 81 drama calderoaiane:
: 81 tir5n que ia el preside
Sc siente En- 81 NinisterN.
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R { E I E

uste1 = gu2rce eS!a direction para qua
So Ia muesrre a sus ami:os one sufreR
de callos, mezCIinos, ZiZotes Y grMos O.
a p.el. Con sc. en- Iimbres postsleS que
ne reIita, ie mando 3 7ueiIs de eorrS
rraaco de porte, ma csii.a de pomsdk
Gonzalez. Is meIoT del mundo psra esra.
Intermediates. pevEsiyo el cioero 0 j
persona cue Sc cure : 20 sane
EsPiRDI0S GONZALEZ
P. o. Box So. LAREDO. TEA
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| IL s
GOnOrre

Gotta Mnitar, Debiiidad Sexual. ln2oseneta,
viriidad PsraiaA, NieioS Seerctos, SefSiosi-
dad. ESpcrulatcrrea, Seursstenia, Enislones
Scsturnas, EnfernacdaGes ceni;o UrInarAs,
asi COMO males del E~StonaGo, oei Elgaeo,
Vsiisa y Rincnes. todcs estcs males paedeH
cYats-se CON eN!:o con ,oda rescTva en- So
prspia casa ) con nuy POGO ScSSo pI- medic
&c los T~ratamieatos C;eatticos, Modsrnos y
Aur,hnSn. nre usaros nosotrcs.
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\. BUSCAR DATOS...
(Yiene de la la. Pag.)

extendiendo SD radio de accion en- Ia
republica, al grade que puede decir-
Sc ahora que tiene bajo su complete
dominic el ocheata por ciento del
territorio nacional.
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(Viene de Ia LAD

ci6n de los habitantes de n ciudad
de Mexico, Y ia motive q este re-
portazgo. La information O fue
proporcionada aver por n persona
recien llesaGa de Ia metropoli mexi-
cana. donde Sc comsnta e. suceso Vi
varnente. con rasloS, J con 81 int
res que Gespiertan ,t0dos los actas lie
les crininaleS audaceS.
e. autGm6vil girls.
De boda en- boca Sc ma lido espar-
ciendo Ia noticia. en- las u,tin&S Sc
manas. de que e "aurom0vil girls
aquel eoche misterioso tripulado por
mili,ares que cometieron una serIe
de rcbos de imoortaHcia, NJ vuesto
a aparecer repitiendo sus Wejas ha-
zanas.
En- distintas parties de II c.udad IA
sido viSto el famoso aucomGvi!. En-
e. fue rohada, ~ Pleno dia, Ia GAIA
de tierro del GeparIanento &c nun
cios lie uno de los principales pc
ri0dicos de II ciudad, Il cual fue
encCntrada deSpues por Ia policia..
sin su conte1ido. En- {! tr~aasporta-
ron los criminales el prcaucto del
rcbo que cometieron en'La casa de
una fami!ia Gonzalez. IN n de las
GALES de- Pueate de Alvaraco de don
de Sc llevaron tambien una peque-
IA GAIA conteniendo alhajas de gran
Yalor. En- 81 llegaron los ladroneS
que robaron e. establecimiento de los
senures Modesto Romero EnoS., ST
tuado en- Ia esquina de las GALES de
Uruguay = Cruces. del cuai sacaron
ina gran cantidai de dinero. ESQ,
en- cuanto 4 10 que Sc sabe, por ba-
Der habido quisn viera 81 miStsTioSo
coche en- las afGeras de las casas
donde Sc cometiera ei ccimen, pero
acknowledgements que muchos etros
rohos de alhajas J obietos &c valor
que han tenido lugar Ell caSas parti-
culares con alarmente frecnencia en-
los Ulcimos tienpos, son obra de los
del auton0vil, pues en- su "primera
epoca" 6enlcStraron siempre paefe-
rencia por 81 asaito IN casas hahi-
tadas y por Neyarse lie estas los OBJ
jetos de mas valor Y lie meaos peso.