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The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08
Vanishing Game.

The preparations and willingness to
slaughter during the four days Of the
open season this year were sicksn-
ing. Thousands Of men went to the
hills. Many of them should not DO
permitted to carry a gun. Witness
the killing of . tame elk in Steam
boat park. No question bpt what
the hunters honestly mistook it for =
wild dear, but think of the danger of
allowing such hunters loose with .
gun. Does, fawns and domestic eat
tie were killed in the hills. Their
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

J. b Hurlburt Of Grand Valley was
. Glenwood viitof this week.
= - =
! Mrs. John Fuller, Who has spent .
week in Gleuwood. rsturnsd to her
home At Silt Tuesday.
DR.. G. M. Stewart and nephew,
Ernest Long left Tuesday night for
few days visit in Denver.
= = i
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Bottorff Of
Divide Creek were Glenwood visitors
Tuesday of this week.
Ben Mcolung and Ms. Elsie wrish.
of Silt were issued a marriage license
at the county clerks office Tuesday
of this week.
Sam Collins and Miss zelna Wal
lace came up, FROM Silt Tuesday and
spent a few days visiting Glenwood
friends. '.'a'''<; q = ;->@.@a 8 ~
: rNrE
Mrs. M. u, Coutts and son, Percy
Carton of Delta arrived in Glenwood
Wednesday for = few days. visit with
Mrs. Coutts' sOn; Paul l.. Carton aud
her daughter, Mrs. George 8. John
son.
= = = -rE
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Stangfelt and
two children Of Trinidad arrived in
Glenwood last week and intend to
locate in this vicinity. Mrs. Stangfelt
was formerly, Miss Ethel Wagner Of
this city. Wy
Miss Mary Reynolds, returned Wed
nesday from Edwards, Colorado, where
she has been for the past few weeks.
She is now at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Reynolds of Cat
tie creek.
Hon. Joseph hewitt, county judge
of Chaffee county, spent a few days
in Glenwood this week in company
with his son. The editor very much
regrets that he was not in when Judge
hewitt called.
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L. K. Raley is the new undersherriff
at the court house, Sheriff Fravert
having appo nted this young man the
past week. Mr.. Raley is = son Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. Raley of Divide creek
and q returned soldier.
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As the Post goes to press the di-
vorce case of Paul Teleh vs.. Katie
Telch, on charge of cruelty, is being
tried before jury in the county court.
Telch has been for some time in the
employ of E. f. Lucas. .-. g..
The district court for this district
will convene in Glenwood next Mon
day, Judge T. Shumate presiding. The
jurors chosen have been ordered to
report for service a week from Mon
day. lt ..-.. f-
= = -
Rev. William Pepper returned home
Thursday morning from Fruita, where
he attended meeting of Methodist
ministers, in the interest of the Cen
tenary work. Plans were laid for the
years work. .....-
-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Nemec left this
week for their former home in Law
renee, Kansas, for a few moAths'
Wis t. MI. Nemec has for several
months been in the office of thv j..
& R., G. railroad at this place.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08
II They Only Would

If every man in America would
knuckle down to work 1T once and
keep his mouth shut for q few days
this epidemic Of hysteria would be
over.-Pueblo Chisftain.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

COMING-H. Masten Risley opto-
metrist and eyesight specialist will be
At the Hotel Glenwood Monday, Tues
day, 10 and11, for the correction Of
eye troubles. Post graduate in Hy-
giene and care Of children's eyes af-
fording you more than ordinary ser
vice. Glasses not prescribed in every
instance.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08
LOCAL
NEWS

NvO EE@
Charles Coe of Silt was Glen~ ood
visitor Tuesday.
Charles Brown of Divide Creek was
in town Thursday to spend the day.
y y y
Nels Yost of Dotsero transacted
business here Tuesday of this week.
De. Riddle, eye, ssx, nose aad throat
specialist. Glasses fitted. Citi1sns
ssak building.
Mrs.. Carl Holston is visiting rela-
tives in Grand Junction and Fruita
this week.
George "A. Thomson of Lee. Creek,
near Marble WAS Glenwood visitor
this week.
-. a =
Get your sale bills and advertising
at..this office. We reach the people,
and get results.
Mrs. Jack Munro of Rifle--visitcd
in Glenwood Tuesday with her sister,
Mrs. Paul l. Carton.
Mrs Storer Of Basslt is this week
visiting her daughter, Mrs. R, d.
Hammond at Cardiff.
Mrs. John Paine and two children
of Aspen are spending the week at
the George Paine home.
.e = y
M. Boni this week moved his shoe
shop from the Gallo building on
Cooper avenue to Ills Cooper.
Mrs. B. H. Burns & e !: :na son Randall
were Gienwood visitors from Divide
Creek Monday of this week.
= = y
Mrs. leslie Baillie left the first of
the week for Thistle, Utah to wish
with her mother for a few weeks.
The Wssthsfer sale last Thursday
was vol attended and the goods Of
fstsd brought very satisfactory prices.
Afs. Y. Densrschman went to Slit
Thursday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Harp Evans until the first Of the
wssk..s ~ il,
Abe Sultxenburger returned homo
Tuesday from Utah, where he recent
ly wont with . shipment of HUM s
sheep. ~sf
- ~ y
Miss Edna Burkett has resumed her
duties At the Glenwood sanitarium
after = short visit with her parents in
FIuita. e., - 81
Mrs.. Fern Stager and children who
have moved here for the school term
are spending the week at their home
at Sevea Castles e.
= = =
Mrs. Louis Hammond and daughter,
Aiss Violet returned homo Tuesday
from Grand Junction, where they had
been vndting for few days.
= - =
Harvey Branson, and Mss Florence
Martin, both of Colbran, Colorado OBJ.
tanned . marriage license from county
clsras Frost Thursday of this week.
Miss Ella Ewers, who has been at
tending school here is spending the
week Visiting here parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ever of Divide Creek.
D. u Hendricks of Grand Junction,
and Miss Harriet Tuttle of lola, Colo.
'rado were issued marriage license
Wednesday at the county clerk Of
fieA
y y -
Mrs. Meyer of Grand Junction rpent
several days in Glenwood this wsek.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris of
Basalt were Glsnwood visitors We'd
nesdAy.
- - =
NJ and Mrs. George s. johnson of
Delta havs taken ieht- house keep. .ng
rooms on Bennett avenue for month.
Mrs. JOhnAon is q sister of Paai I.
Gs1teA.
= y ..s .es-..
Mrs. Beside Spur Of Gilman arrived
in Glenwood this week for a month .
visit with her mother, Mrs. Annie b.
Sharp. She 10 also receiving medical
treatment while here.
r
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

For Group or sore throat, use DR..
Thomas Eclectic Oil. Two sizes, SOC
and 6Oc. At all drug stsrea 10
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

careasses have since been found. It is
the greatest wonder in the world that
human beings were not killed.-Ava-
lanche Echo.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

W. R. Lee made trip 70 Rifl.
Tuesday.
- y =
Jim Cnmmins of Slit was IN town
Thursday.
C. B. Burnett Of Rifle was a visitor
to Glenwood this week.
- - -
DR.. Albert E. Smith made q pro.
fessional trip to Gypsum Tuesday of
last week.
Mrs. G. G. Graham has returned
from a week pleasantly spent in ben
yer.
Mrs John Pedigo spent TuesdsJ in
Cardiff, the guest Of Mrs. M. v
bearing.
Mrs. Mike Brennan and baby left
the sanitarium last Saturday and re-
W IuclI al WV NaS --t
y y y
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hall of Car
diff left Monday in Their car for at
overland trip to Idaho, where they will
spend the winter.
y u - -.4
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mayor Sr
and Mrs. Reue Pollock OF Rifle were
Glenwood visitors Monday of this
week.
Mrs s. A. Coe of Silt was in Glen
wood this week having dental work
done. She also visited her sister, Mrs
NJ. v. Dearing Of Cardiff.
- = =
Miss Veda Burnaugh visited in New
Castle this week with her friend, Mrs
Albert Nelson, formerly Miss Mary
Sparks.
Mrs. L. .Soule and children left the
middle of this week for Rifle to
spend a few days visiting Mrs
Soule 8 mother.
'-t - II ~
Mrs. E. w. Larmee and daughter
Vivian went to Rifle Thursday for Il
several days visit with Mrs. Larmee s
sister, Mrs. Bert Knupp.
. = .
Miss Dorthy and two sons of Grand
Junction are visiting Mrs. E. M
Clarke of this city and Mrs. Shanks
mother, Mrs. Lee Willetts of Ell Jebsl
David Cox and sister, Mrs. Lizz.e
Pyle, who have made their home in
Glenwood for the past seven year:
left Tuesday for New Castle, where
they expect to spend the winter with
Mrs. Pyle's s son.
John Schultz returned to his home
at Rio Blanco Wednesday, after sew
ersl days spent in Glenwood. He was
accompanied home by P. ]. Kirwan
in the car. Mr.. Kirwan returned lone
the following day.
Mrs. VIM. johnson of Fort Morgan,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. j. d.
Worries and Mrs. Claire Stewart left
Saturday for New Castle to visit with
Mrs. George Amsbary, before return
ing to her home.
The Post this week learns of the
marriage of Miss Edith Fipps, for
NOR Cardiff g.rl and well known here,
to Ed. Ballgae of Tabernash, Colo.
The marriage took place. in Tabernash
about month ago.
Ray Oldenburg returned Wednesday
from Denver, where he has been for
several weeks recovering from a mas
told opration, which he had performed
Ray has had long illness but IS feel
my Hiucu DctteE 0AuCc Aio EcluEu.
- y -
Mrs. A. D. Urquhart and son Rol-
land of Dolls Spur, near New Castle
were Glenwood visitors Tuesday of
this week., They were accompanied by
Mrs Urquhart's sister, Ars. F. e.
Pearce and her two children Of New
Castle. I'D.
= - =
Mrs. Albert Waters, who for the
past year has held position of trust
with the Glenwood Light r. Water
company resigned her position the
first Of this msath and will devote
her energies to her househsld work in
the future.
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Miss Esther Wellington and friend,
Miss Neil St.cklan were down from
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

UNDERTAKING-. I. Bas&0s Aas
succeeded ]. O. Schwafs n IL snAsr-
taking business and is new lssaesA ~
71s Grand avsans. Ma Dsrass askst-
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08
SPECIAL

LOST.-A roll Of small bills. Finder
please return to Harry 3. Smith, the
milkman.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

MONEY TO DoAN-fair rate Of In
terest. No commission charged.
SHOWER-WELSH INV. 90.
III Grand Ave, Glenwood Springs.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

WANTBD:-A few young Berk-
shire sows, weighing $50 pounds or
less. A. J. Dickson, Glenwood Springs,
Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

FOB sALE-Twenty-four head Hol
stein mileh cows and one bull. Regis
tsrsd. G. A. HOPKINS.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

buy Liberty Bonds-su Issues.
GEORGE EDIN6ER.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

FOR SAUE-l red Durham milk
stock bull. Gentle, % months old
$65.OO. Also Mead hay press in
working order. Come and see 1t.
Geo. W. Wolverton, Glenwood
Springs, Colo. Telephone Offs. l
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

If you want to borrow money 60 u
the shower-We Inv. Co., TIT Grand
Avenue.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

At sweetwster Lake, cottages fos
sale or rent. John B. Green, Rilaad,
Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

Miss Katherine Gilmer, who is EN-.
ployed ~ clerk in the post office at
, Montrose is enjoying two weeks
vacation in Glenwood with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilmer.
Mortician fsrnum went to Gypsum
last Friday to prepare the body Of
Mrs. Mary mickey for burial. Mrs.
Muckey is an old timer in that part
Of the country and is sister Of John
W. Lupton.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

Tom prucell, who for several years
has been the janitor at the Glenwood
sanitarium died Tuesday morning, af-
ter suffering for long time with
cancer Of the stomach. The body was
shipped Wednesday afternoon to his
old home in Vincennes, Indiana.
= - =
MIRA William Shank and daughter,
Mrs. A.. E. Sharp, of Carbondale,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
M. F.. saylor Of this city left the first
Of the week for Grand Junction for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. George
Fox and her brother, A. J. Davis.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

Miss Esther Wellington and friend
Miss Neil St.cklan were down from
Wolcott to spend the week end will
Miss Wellington's sister, Mrs. l. Q
Brown. Miss Stricklan was on he
way to New Castle, where her fathe
is agent for the D. l. R. G.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08

The Eastern Star at Rifle invite
the Glenwood and Meeker chapters to
a turkey dinner At Rifle Friday night
About forty members of the local
chapter expected to attend.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
E. Cuardarropd de DAnnun'
ZIo en- FlfIS

PARIS. Noviembrc 11.-Un lnven-
tario de los efectos' dejados por Ga
briel D'Annunzio en- esta cluoad.
cuando salio para Italia con Ell pro-
p6sito de il a incitar 4 sus ciudada-
nos a tomar las arrnas para defender
Ia ciudad de Fiume, muestra que ell
guardarropa del poeta en- NADIA des-
mereceria de IN ~pctimetre. La llsta
dc ropa que Sc hallaba ~empacada en-
L baules mundos. es la siguiente:
Ciento cincuenta corbatas, Y pa
res de guanteS. 4S batas de dormlr
bordadas. 24O panuelos. % -pantalo-
mes. ~ fluxes 0 trajes completes de
Gale. y trajes dc ~etiqueta. y sobre-
todos Y abrigos. II kimonos desde
un tono azul paiido hasta ell purpu-
"a subido.
Segun noticiaS que Sc t!encn, ell
pocta no enviara por estas prendas
de vestir V ropa, en- vista de que SUI
idea respecto del trajc ha ~canbiado
mucho desde que porta Ell uniforme
miiitar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
DE- EAGLE PASS, TEX.

EAGLE PASS. noviombrc LIE
jcycn Lee Dclch. hijo de. saEor Fer
HuTGa Nolch. sufri6 aver I'm lanenta-
bic a.cideute. que 10 liza obliEado 4 ii
Il San Antonio para someterse I una
~oper.cion Q~uivirCica.
FL iovcn SO ha lGba da"ao yue!ta al
mlruhrio de su autom6vil para echar-
10 = andar. cuando Ia cigiieAa Sc solto
V fUa = pe%arie en- IL cara, hab!endo
lc roto 81 hueso De lanariz.
las operaciones ~pctroleras CONT
n;ian llcvandose 4 cabo sin Interrupt
c;.n. Nari..s companies que Sc han
orcarizadc aQIi. han cmpezado va sus
trabajcs de exploitation Y a,gunas dc
elias cStan cavanGo Va sus pozos.
ccntanduse entire estas ultimas, la
Higgins Company que en- II dc sus
pesos ha ob;enido VA gas. que segun
]ununcia "a 4 emplear como combustl-
bic para IL maquinaria y que esta J.
brien7o los otros pozos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
Sc do gran importaRcla a!
D;aje de Poincars a
lnglaterra

PARIS. Novicmbre 1l.-Corside-
rable importancia Sc atribuye por Ia
prcnsa FRANCESCA i ia vista !e! Pre-
sidente PoincarG a'ln%laterr2. Segun
escribe Marcel Hut;n, CT el Eco de
Paris. q Presidertr y ell Ministro dc
Relaciones. NJ. Pichon, que 10 &com-
pana. discutiran con 81 Primer Minis
tru ingles L!oyd-Georgc Y Lord
Curzon, Ministro de R~elaciones, Va
rias cuestioncs relacionadas con la
viccncia del tratado dc paz, tomando
en- cuenta ahora, las ~objeciones del
Senador de los Estados Unidos. L!
citado escritor agrega que otro dc
los asuntos que Sc discutiran scra c!
relative al prohlema russo, principal
mente con mctivo de las recientos
declaraciones de Lloyd-George en- es-
te particular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
iNECESITA ID. Una
MEDICENA PARA Los
RINONES?

DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root no es
una medicina r~ecomendada para tc-
das las Intermediates, 81 I'd. padece
del higado, rinones o vejiga, es pre-
cisamente ei remedio qle necesita.
Swamp Root pronto iogra conquis-
tar adeptos Y amigos porque es muy
Suave V al mismo tempo sus efec-
tos son inmediatos en- muchos casos.
Es I'm compuesto vegetal cicatrizan-
te,-una receta medicinal que ha de-
mostrado su eficacia en- miles de ca
SOS difirileS, segun Sc desprende de
los testimonies de personals homo
rabies.
De Venta en- las drogueriaS en- bote-
Has grandeS Y medianas.
I'd. puede obtener una ootella de
.mUcstra &c eSta exceleate medicine,
aSi como folieto eXplicativo, Girigien-
dose a DR.. kilmer and Co., Bingham
ton, \. Y. incluyendo d;ez centavos y
m~encionando 4 La Prensa, San An
tonic, Texas iAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
Sc iaquguro til Servictc postal
aereo entire Londres
y Paris

LONDRES. Noviembre 1l.-Por dis
posici0u del Director General de Co
e de Londres, Ia Oficina princ.-
pal de Correos de esta capital. ini-
clio aver un scrvicio aerco postal en-
tire csta ciudad y la capital de Fran
cia Y entire Italia. Espana Y Sulza.
La tarifa para la correspondence
por el nuevo seryicio sera de media
corona por una onZa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
La carsetia del calzado en-
FrGncla

PARIS. Noviembre 11.-Un nue-
vc aumento de IN c~incuenta por cien-
10 en- ell precio del calzado en- este
pals, Sc predice como resultado del
ALA en- ell valor de. las pieles, ALA
cue ha alcanzado a ser de 105 a $40
frances las Glen libr2s. Este aumento
en- el precio de las pieles st debe a
la circunstancia de haber sido COM
pradas gran cantidad de elias en-
las p~eieterias ~francesas. por empire
sas americanas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
Los bolsheUikis ocuparon
Fcstoff.

LONDRES. NOviembre 1I.!-En
IN communicate russo que Sc reclblo
aCui hoy por Ia via inalambrica, ell
gobicrno del Soviet anuncia que las
tropas bolshevikis ocuparon el pue-
bio de Fastoff. cercano a Kew.
Fastoff no Sc ~encuentra marcado
en- mapas detallados de Russia por 10
que Sc cree que sea IN poblado sin
importancia. La semana pasada los
rusos anunciaron la ]ocupaci6n de
T~chernigov. plaza situada a so mi
Has al nOrte de kiev.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12

POR SAI.i2 para NJNico vealo con urgeH-
ci& rCuc-vir 4" @5ar-ot-s y aG;onOv! ,5i"o
IN Lgen cs.ado-g,2 Durango 5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
Quieren I'M aercplano que Sc
eIeue perpendicu!armente

PARIS, Noviembre 11.-El Club
Aereo de Francia ha anunciado que
dara un premio de $4,000 pesos a
la persona que invente un tipo de ae-
roplano que pueda remontarse yer
ticalmente. volar con n velocldad
de 40 millas por bora Y aterrizar en-
cualquiera parte, con 10 cual Sc ha-
bra logrado aumentar grandemente
Ia seguridad de los aviadoreS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
CONSIITORIO O3TICO del Dr.,
Guillermo Harrison, Gale de
Splcdad No. III.

FIN --ss -rnSu'tOrsn -r ."s-lusH Ia Er-L 90
a a~nteojos. 1cspaoha@dose lea,cs aryios : a
-e3ida nara -n-rrSir los y--sg- -e:e..gs de
Ia vista. - Hahla "s-a0cL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
La hueIga de ~tipografos
afecta a. todos los
diarios de Paris
SoIamente la edicion france
sa del Chicago Tribune,
ha podido seguir
publicandose

PARIS, Noviembre 11.-Los pc
ri0dicos Y revistas f~rancessS sc ian
visto sacramento afectadas por ia
hueLga de t~ipografos que sc ha de-
clarado aqui. Solamente IN d!ario,
Ia edici6n parisiense del Chicago Tri-
bune, ha podido continuar publ
c&rGose independence. Los demas
.dl&rios estan considerando un plan
para publican un solo peri6dic0 COM
tinado que Sc denominara La Prem
ST. de Paris.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12

?OR 10 Cts. cnviatcmos UNA co1Lccora.r"@
r-ro3ea fac-simile. dos l~rs-.csus r~.oa,..u.
esu,aItados con marco dorado = nHcstr@
! Circular commercial SELECTION nE juGl =
TES. Es--iha no.. Ia CASA MENICAEA-
EoN 30. Ca:caEo. IL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12

3HUELGAS! iLADRONES! DESORDENES!
?TeparHrre dcbiIan.entc para su defcnsa
personal. ccmnrando inmediatamente ei uni
co a~rticulo en- su clase en- el MUNDO, que
70 oe urs combination dc NAVAJA y RE-
VOLVER. La navajo puede usarse diar!a-
ni.ntr como cualQuicra otra y Il revolver
sicmpre cstar:. listo para casos de accidente.
Dispara baias calibre -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12

No so .ra,a ds I'm ;Ggue;e. sino de alSo
muy util. NAVAJA-REVoLYER. Su ara
riencia e. cxactamente Il de una navajo CO.
min Y corsicntc y cs del ,iis-ro tamano;
Las hojas son de acero dc In meior calidad
y II partr exterior cs de bonito metal nj
uue!ada. Cuamdo csti cergada mide 3 pulSa-
daS tres cuartoi &c largo. Los cartuchos
cstan csconGidos en- Ia parte interior. 10
mismo que las hoias. Una ~ravaja de esta
cIasc deberia ser poseita por toda persona
uar. 81 Gefcnsa. Esta navajo dc com6i7a-
ci6n vale cuando mcnos $1,000. perc n~osotros
n ycndercmcs por POGO tempo a prccio c.
fabrica. cue e. San solo de S4.s5. NandGaoS
Embellishments SOC. en- ~cStampillaS como ue-
p6sito Y cl rcsto 10 pagara cuando lie sea
entregada en- SUI Jomicilio. Escribe hoy mis-
mo a
UNION NOVELTY CoMPANY.-DepG ~.
1865 Milwaukee Ave. Chicago. III.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
Va a ser destituuido 81
Ayuntamiento del Pto.
de VeracruZ
La legislature del Estado es-
TINA que Ell Consejo Mu-
nicipaI hace labor de
obstruction

VERACRUZ, Noviembre 5.-No-
ticias que Sc reciben te Cordoba, d.
cen que en- la Ultima session de la Le-
gislatura del EstadJ, dos diputados,
Miravete V Marqr =, pidleron a la
Camara que Sc dec cetara la destltu-
ci6n del A.lcalde Y 2egidores de la
ciudad de Eeracruz, por los maneJos
indebidos Y extorsionadores de dlchos
municipes, u con el Alc&lde la
cabeza practican un obstruccionismo
sistematico en- contra del partldo
Campista. e diputadO Marquee pl-
do que Sc pusiera a ia vista de Ia
Camara ell e~xpedieAte. va volumlno-
so, que Sc ha tornado con mas de Gin
cuenta acusaciones contra ell cltado
AIcalde, Y como a!gunos de los dipu-
tados quisieran defender al cuerpo
edilicio dc Veracruz. Il de los que
apoyan la de]stitucion, sostuvo ID ne
cesidad de obrar en- Ia forma pro-
Duesta. pues 0 intolerables "a los
hechoS ccmetidos por e. part!dO Yer
dc. al que califico de nefasto; Y Gi-
10 que era daY una prUeba de c!nismo
s~oslcnor 4 los Representatives. en- ell
poder, de este partido. Sc turn6 cl
asunto a las Comisiones correspon-
dientcs.
No solo en- IL Camara Sc propone
la destituci0n del .Alcalde, pues tam
biGn una com5sioH por los ''Vecinos
de V~eracruz'. Ia cual lleva un
memorial caizado 0 gran cantidad
de firWas. que perJenecen 4 0tros tan
toS de ~aquaIlos que piden a la Le-
gislatuya Ia dcstituci0n del repetido
AlcaIdc. del que sc dice que esta CO.
mctiendo miles de atcntados con la
sendenc.a De hacer Que el partido
Verde trjunfe en- las c!ecciones.
DE Ia misma manera que al dc
Neracruz SO acusa al Aicalde de ~
cuyucan. dc habcrsc manejado con
parcialidad Ell el case dc. las eleccio-
res vcriticadas en- Ia cabcccra del
Canton del Dropio Hombrc. Para
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viduus que nj siquier2 han cst2do en- IL
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ricana, robando y cnEanaudo descaratamea-
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les sirveu, y para cuyo Gin, toulan moe
fianza que 80 he sabidc inSpi.ar 4! pubico
con mi trabaio ser!o y honrado.
Como este acto. aparte de constituir por
81 solo una grave infracc:o1 a las Lercs
de este Pals. podris desprestisiarme ante los
ojos de las personals que pudieran Greer
que aquellos indiv:duoS son reahncn;e el Prof.
NJ. c.. Martinez, me apresuro Z pub!ic-r cS-
"A advertepcia para evitar que el cHgaao sp-
clio y procaz, siga adelante.
Por orta parte. como .cstos
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BRE PARA ROBAR AL PUBLICo, va teneo
pruebas evidcntcs en- mi poder para proceder
.egalmente en- contra de esios individuos sin
sonciencia.
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La Prensa' las fotografias. y testimonies
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