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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-12-26

w. N. u, MEMPHIS, NO. 52-1919.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09
Presbyterian Church

Sunday school begins at 9:45 a. IN.
Let each class have high per cent of
enrolment present. Visitors always
welcome.
Morning worship IL o'clock. Sermon
subject, THE Challenge of the Worlds
New Day"
We are expecting visit from our
neighbors of the Methodist church at
this morning service. in the absence
of their pastor, DIR. Waller, who is
teaching at the Hollister conferences.
We shall be very glad to welcome them
at this union service.
There will be no services in the even-
ing. Strangers and those without a
church home are always made welcome
at our services.
ID. G. MacLennan, minister.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09

Of states, the department of young peo-
pies work being represented by DR..
G. C. Fracker and Mr.. Frank Getty,
both well known to local people be-
cause Of their visit to Lamar last
spring.
Much enthusiasm was shown in fav-
or of a conference next year at Palm
er Lake and there is no doubt but that
it will be well attended, it being the
prevailing opinion that it will grow at
least one hundred per cent.
The Lamar Presbyterian church was
represented by Rev. d. G. MacLennan
who was a meuber of the faculty.
Miss Ethel Gordon, Miss Ruby Johns
ton, Mr.. Lee Wiles and Mr.. Grey
Daszynicz. They are unanimous in
declaring the conference a success
from every point Of view.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09
RemOdelling Mill.

The work of remodelling the Korn-
man mill of the ID. A NJ. & p. Co.
is going forward rapidly and the walls
will soon be up. 1t is much enlarged
and is being constructed of brick re-
placing the old frame structure. Steam
power is being installed in place of the
electric motors so that another year
the mill will not be dependent on the
vagaries Of the miscalled Railway,
Light & Power Co. The mill when
completed will be one of the largest
Of the company's plants and will be a
model mill-up to the minute in every
detail Of machinery and arrangement.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09
City Council Raises Water Rates

The city council at its regular meet
ing on Monday evening passed on first
reading and ordered published an or
dinance raising the city water rates
from $l.OO minimum to Sl.50, which
entities the user to one thousand cubic
feet, and the additional charge is rails
ed from 10 cents per hundred cubic
feet to is cents. The ordinance will
probably be passed at the next meetin
and go into effect about the first OF
August. 1t is a rather hard blow for
those who have been Dragging that
our municipal water plant was more
than paying expenses. The latter al
ways forgot in their statements to in
clude the small item of about fourteen
thousand dollars for interest, and even
this drastic raise will not really make
both ends meet. The money has to be
raised and it really only makes a slight
difference whether it is in the form of
increased taxes or water rates, but as
an advertisement to the city we believe
the cheap water was a very valuable
asset, while people have long since
quit expecting anything but high taxes.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09
New District Officers

The Vista del Rio Drainage District
is now officially organized and ready
to proceed with the work of. perfect
ing plans and securing funds to handle
the drainage problems with which they
are confronted. The directors, L. W.
Markham, F. w. Sayler and Tom How
er, met last Saturday and elected L,
Writ Markham as president and Tom
Hover as secretary. l.. Merrill Mark
ham was selected as consulting engin-
eer for the district and the firm OF
Gordon & Gordon will handle the legal
affairs. 1t is expected that the work
will require bond issue Of over $780,
900.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09
Chautauqua Opens

The first day at the chautauqua
drew the usual crowds and the first
programs were pleasing to the audi
ences. There will be six days ses-
sion ending on next Monday evening.
Special Attraction
Mary Pickford in Daddy Long Legs
is packing the opera house at each per
formance and proving one of the best
drawing cards ever brought to the city.
All patrons are greatly pleased with
the pictures.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09
Smith-kern

Mr.. Gustave Kern and Miss Grace
+. Smith, both of Lamar, were united
in marriage Wednesday morning by
Rev. ID. G. MacLennan, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at his home on
South Fifth street. Mr.. and Mrs. Kern
left for Colorado Springs and other
points on No. IL Wednesday. They
will make their home in the neighbor-
hood of Lamar when they return.
kindall-Sears
Mrs. Donna Kndall and Finley F
Sears were united in marriage at the
Baptist parsonage at 9:45 last Thurs.
day night by Rev. T. F. Kelly. The
same night the young people went to
Green Mountain Falls for a short stay,
returning on Monday. They are now
established in cosy quarters at 3O5 So.
Third street Mr.. and Mrs. Sears are
both employees of the Telephone ex-
change and are well known in Lamar.
They began married life with the good
wishes of host of friends.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09
Losing Its Reputation

Attorney A. C. Gordon, representing
the Intermountain X. L. g. +. Co., says
he fears the events Of this week puts
his company in the piker class. That
company only got raise of 20 per
cent in its light rates on account of
increased cost of labor and material,
while the city has just raised its wat
er rate so per cent for the same reas-
on.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09
Miles, Fletcher.

Louis C. Fletcher and Marian z.
Miles, both of Bristol, were united in
marriage today at high noon by Rev.
ID. G. MacLennan, pastor of the Pres
byterian church at his home on South
Firth street. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher
will make their home in Bristol. They
were accompanied by the brides broth
er and the groom's sister.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09

J. p. Campbell left yesterday for the
Texas oil fields and will be gone sew
eral days.
DR.. w. o. Shelter and family are
back from a six weeks vacation spent
motoring over the east and attending
the national medical convention at At
lantic City.
Ralph Kinsman and family have mov-
ed to the C. B. Ray residence on Sec
ond street which they will occupy un-
til Mr.. Rays return about the first
of October.
Lieut.. Roy Holbert, one of the early
Lamar volunteers, is home again after
over two years in the service. half of
which time was spent with the A. Z.
F. in France.
NJ. C. Vanseoyoc is having the Lee
building, lately occupied by the flower
store, remodelled and prepared for the
reception of his stock of dry goods
now on the road.
Miss Elizabeth Ford of the Lamar
National bank force returned last week
from a three weeks vacation spent Wis
iting in Minneapolis, Chicago, st. Louis
and other eastern cities.
DR.. j. S. Hasty, who has spent sew
eral weeks in Denver hospital on ac-
count of serious illness, has returned
home remarkably improved in health
and feeling like two-year-old, he
says.
K S. and w. S. Coates and Miss
Doris Coates of Hartman, were Lamar
visitors on Saturday, coming up to
meet Miss Elizabeth Coates who was
returning from year spent attending
Colorado university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cox returned
from a weeks visit to their old home
in Shattuck, Oklahoma, yesterday.
They were accompanied by Mr.. Cox's
mother, Mrs. l.. +. Cox, and his nep-
hew, Leonard Cox, Of Woodland.
Mrs. +. NJ. Wilson entertained a
number Of her friends last Thursday
at handsomely appointed luncheon
in honor of her guest, Miss Gertrude
Wight of Trinidad. 1t was a most en-
joyable afternoon for all present.
Herschel Horn, VINO has been pro-
NOTED to the position of chief secre-
tary in charge of the Y. NJ. C. A. for
the whole Third Division of the A. L.
F. in Germany, has written that since
the signing of the peace treaty the
work of his organization will be almost
completely turned over to the regular
army officers, and he will be enroute
home in q very short time.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09
Lamar Delegates Return

The delegates from the Lamar Pres
byterian church to the Presbyterian
Young Peoples Conference which was
held at Palmer Lake returned home on
Monday. They report a splendid con-
ference and many enjoyable, good
times. The leaders purposely plan the
program so that there is not only time
for the interesting classes but also for
recreation. Pine Crest Inn the con-
ference headquarters is ideally located
for short hikes into the mountains.
there is an excellent swimming pool
on the grounds and ample opportunity
was afforded for playing base ball and
volley ball. Every delegate is eneour-
aged to participate in every phase Of
the conference life.
The faculty represented a number
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09
Daley-SelfridKe.

Mr.. Chas. B. Selfridge and Miss
Ruby Daley, both of Holly. Colorado,
were united in marriage Wednesday
afternoon by Rev. ID. G. MacLennan,
pastor Of the Presbyterian church at
his home on South Fifth street. Mr..
and Mrs. Daley will make their home
in Holly.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09
Money to Loan
p!shty OF Cheap Money
for good Farm and City
Loans. Call and S. e me.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM

MIR. and Mrs. J. l.. Wyeth are spend
ing short vacation in the mountains
Chas. Owens Of the Sunday Garage
returned this week from a visit to
Wichita.
Lafe Myers returned this week
after attending Illinois university for
the past year.
Mrs. Fred Kelsey and daughter, Miss
Lucille, are spending few days visit
ing in Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Stinson returned
last Saturday from visit of several
weeks in Texas.
Starrit Manville spent several days
ing on the Fourth.
Supt. X. A. Shanner and Judge J.
W. Wilkin of Holly, were in Lamar on
business matters today.
I. E. Kinnee left Monday evening
for Ration where ne will have charge
Of the pharmacy department of drug
store.
Supt. +. w. johnson of the ID. A.
n. 4 r. Co. visited the mill at Cheraw
yesterday to look after the work Of
remodelling.
Mrs.. Bess Brookshire. who has been
in Washington tor nearly two years
~ . government stenographer, has re-
turned home.
Miss Rosa Lee, Of Bozemsn, Mon
tana, who has been visiting her brother
c. N. Lee, left last week for Denver
enroute 70 her home.
Word has been received that Serj.
Wayne Downing has arrived in New
York with the ll5th Signal Corps, and
will soon be home now.
A. c. Gordon left today for the
Burkburnett oil fields to look after his
interests there. He expects soon to be-
gan the work Of drilling.
The Fort Lyon orchestra gave q
dance at the Il. r. hall on Monday
evening which was largely attended in
spite Of the hot weather.
Mrs. X. c. Goodale and son return
ed this week from q visit Of several
weeks spent in the home Of her par
ents in Champaign, Illinois.
J. G. Sewers left Tuesday for a
short visit TO mis- old home in Missouri,
after which he will take his job with
the Lamar telephone exchange.
Aessrs Chas. Sweitzer and l.. A.
Whiteiaw Of Eads were Lamar visitors
yesterday on business connected with
the Nee-No-She oil drilling outfit.
Lieut.. Glen Harrison, lately Of Co.
%, 18th Infantry, visited several days
this week with his many Lamar
friends. He has accepted position in
Denver.
Supt J. E. Hershberger of the La
mar schools has returned from his va
cation and commenced the work Of
preparation for the fall term of the
schools.
Lieut.. Huston Domeren, whs has
been visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack O'Neill, left On July Fourth
for the east and will soon &c 10 Ffshce
on duty.
Chas. Hagerman started south this
afternoon with the new fire wagon for
the Springfield fire department. 1t
was built by the REQ company and is
up-to-date in every particular. 1t
made the 372 mile trip from Wichita
yesterday in twelve hours.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09

FOR SALE-Two Good Holstein Cows
with calves. II. l.. Jacobs, l02 So,
Sth street.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09
Piano at a Sacrifice

We have stored In Lamar q strictly
high grade piano which, if taken at
once, will be sold at a tremendous dis
count. Terms. II interested write at
once for particulars to THE DENVER
MUSIC COMPANY. Denver. Colo.
The Lamar register., 1919-07-09
For Sale.

CHARTERED Oak Dining Room Furni-
ture. NJ. C. Ward. $40 s. Main St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-10
I'm COMERCIANTE,
VICTIMA De UN
VII ASESINATO

No obstante de que Il dlarlo no
sc habla de otra cosa en- csta capita!
que de los crimenes que Sc ylencn
cometiendo de algun tempo a esta
parte, hay algunos que es impossible
que deien de conmover a la soclecad,
la que con ojos espantados We que
no hay seguridad alguna nj en- las
vidas nj en- los interescs de las per-
sonas.
FL crimen que ACADIA de cometer-
Sc en- las GALES de Soto. en- la persona
de un hombre honrado Y trabaJador,
D. Ildefonso de Muro. es de los que
sacuden ell sistema por Ia torTla
horripilante Ell que Sc reg1Stro Y que
revela Ia perversidad de l%nstintoS de
ouieres 10 cometieron.
Fl senior de Muro fuc asaltado en-
su propia botica. POGO despucs de las
dieZ de la noche. por c!nco mdlyl-
duos 4 ~quienes NJ Sc ha c~apturado
aun: V, despues de habcr privado al
moZo a consequential de unos terri
bles golpes, sc echaron sobre ell
propietario del establccimicato, su-
ietandolo fuertemente. Luego 10
obligaron a Que diera tCdo 10 que
tenia. que no llegaba a ochocientos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-10
EECCIONES EN- Ell ESTAD0 DE
TABASC0F UERON SANGRlENTAS
Las GALES de Villa Hermosa, capital de dicho Estado, fueron
teatro de IanentabIes acontecimieRtos
LOS CPIMENES MAS AUDACES ESTAN A LA ORDEN
DEL Ola, EN- LA CAPITAL DE LA REPUBLlCA

pesos. despues de 10 cual 10 asesina-
ron, disparandole un revolver en- ia
cabeza. Los ladrones huyeron en-
seguida. V solo Sc tienen ligeros in
dicios acerca &c su possible identifl-
cacion.
La Senora de Muro. que sc dlrl-
gia 4 ii botica en- busca de su espo-
so. como 10 hacia cada noche des-
pues de terminadas las labores del
senior de Muro. fue Ia que primera-
mente sufrio una horrible impression
al contemplar aquel cuadro de horror
y de infamia, en- que el senior del
Muro Sc destacaba tendido sobre ell
pavimento. todavia con vida en- me-
dio de una charca de sangre. L. Sc
nora do parte a la policia Y esta 10
trasmiti6 a la demarcacion rcspecti-
va. la que hace las averiguaciones
del hecho Drod:torio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-10
La Felicidad de una Madre
Preparada Anticipadamente
Una maravillosa ayuda para las tutr-
ras radrcs

Por mas dc medic >igio hs vcnido S'endo
,,s,dn con TODD eNito 81 magnIficn mcdica-
,ncrr, Mother Friend para preparar a
lcgada del nino. .
Suarrrs y in clss:icidad a los muscu'oS y
To- ,anacita . aumentav dr tanlano para i!e-
nsr la cx;ccrcias DC ID naturaleza sin prodI-
~ dDio- alElro. Mechanic 81 Uso. los mo-
Ir,-c> meSes &c n c~uic-mccad d" una III
,f,-a madrc 50 haceu llc'adoros ) rucdcn con-
trar-cstarSc Ia grantees molstlas Que ocaS'o-
an 81 aumcr-o dc volUmcr.
I'm csra lorna uGcGc prcpar1rSc . n t'-
-,Ia del aucs1 ulnU. in tsncr preNianehte
,o.bs, SIN de-carsc. 2ucs los ncrrIea n" -
lailur soraet,GO- = una iucrtc tension p"'
d., -7r-r 81 uSo lie Mother rcnd ie tF@c'
~. D., f-icidad 2or aaticIuaGU.
Mechanic 81 uso regular. io> n'"<cuIaH va"
ll-.nzl-Gn mayor tIn;sno sin producer mo
'.-tias = MEDIA que q ujno Sc deSaTToLa )
ON - uor,.7.o de ia crisis no has m"IvstIaS
e. q rcrgrJ h2 Ge~sparccido.
Mothers Friend" $" vcndc IN 'odaS Ia
ho.t-as. So uso 6 cA,ccDC- comple''1i'eh''
-.-r7,-o : maravilosn -n sUS resultados, .
P,ia II interesantc ljbro Motherhood boon
, Eradficld Regulator Company. Dept. &
! Lamar Bid. At.an-2, Ga. q cuai g ansS
-.am,ntr gratis y comPre una ootes!a d'
Vnfber-. F-ic.d en- cU2!Guiera 6otica
! ,-in,ipic 81 rarsJyil!gso tr2tamIent". 'Au'-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-10
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero

ClUDAD DE MEAlCO, febrero 1.
Como Sc esperaha en- esta capital,
dados JOS antecedcnteS que sc tenian
de las condolences en- que Sc haIta
G! LELAND Estado de Tabasco. las
elecion"S ultimameutc verlt!cadaS
teyminaron a balazcs. 10 solo eli
Villa Eermosa, capital del EStado.
sino en- Ia mayer parte dc las cabe-
ccras de las Undergraduates.
FL Gober1laJor dc T'abasco. por Ia
via t~eie~rafica, informo dc los he
chos II Jefe de! Executive. mani(@s-
tando cue perSonalmertc habia tent
DO que i~nterveHir para serenar Ia
contienGa Y que. rdrl aque!a nora.
la del teiegrara sc habian r"gistra-
do varies muertos Y muchos hcriioS.
Los ~ciudadanoS que t0maron pay
/" en- las c~leccicrcs. dc n Y otro
partido. Sc a~calorIrCl 4 tai extreme,
que a POGO en- cast todas las GALES de
- capital sc luch1ba a balaZCs, te-
rrib!e Y sangrentamente-
Los habitaEtes pacificos Y el CO.
mercio cerraron suS puerIas trente
4 aquel escandalo formidable. Y has
ia nov no dan tlaZas de abrirlas, por
10 que ia ciudad csta sumida en- Nm
complete silencio de ca~mpoSanto.
La reverta dur0 algunas horaS en-
varios de los barrios mas eXaltadoS,
donde las fuerzas dc la guarnici6n
Sc vieron precisadas a prestar su
ayuda a Ia policia de Ia. ~poblacion. En-
general,-dice el telegTama-aqueilo
~reviSti0 e. caractcr de motin formal
que cstuvo 4 punto dc ~degenarar en-
pronunciamientos facciosos.
Carranza contest6 Embellishments
al Gobernador dc Tabasco. ordenan-
! dole cue por ningGn motive permit
ticra que 81 crdcn Sc alterara de
nScvo. Y Gutorizandolo para usar de
todas las medidas cue reclamen las
anomalies circunstancia.s del Esta-
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-10
Hay que inhabilisar TODD caudillo

Hay que inhabilisar TODD caudillo
para ser clcgido P~residente. %
TODD caud;llo satisface natural
mentc las condolences de un dictator
IS sus tropas constituyen Ell instru-
mento mas auecuado a ST. deSpotis-
mo. AdemdS, csc eiGrcito, aparte de
que Is impropio para los altos fines
= que debc eStar destiuado, Sc con-
vierte sin dificultad en- organO de
OPPRESSION. Por 10 tanto, 81 quercmos
asegurar Ia dcmocracia, debemOs
acabar para Siempre o ell gohierno
de Ia espada, inhabilitando a TODD
caudil!o para ser elegido como Pre-
sidentc de la Republica. e institu-
vendo un eiercito genuinamente ma
cional. Representative del pueblo en-
tero = ;nadecuado para sofocsr las
manifestations del scntimiento po-
pU!ar.
I'm tiempos del militarismo que
origino incidentalmentc el gran Crom
well. Inglatera llamo al heredero del
decapitado REQ de absolutismo. ate
rrorizada a la Sola idea de tener
que soportar el despotismo humlIlan-
te Y odioso de tiranos sin gloria, ele-
vados al podcr por revoluciones mi
~litares uuc Sc suceden a cortos m
tervalos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-10
TN GRAN PARQUE
NACIONAL

Conformr I los buenoS deseos lie
Carranza, de que los ~habitantes de
la capital de Ia Repdblica, cuent@n
cor un bello lugar de paseo V Y
pansi0n espirituai. pronto Sc proce-
der,i a la construction de I'm hermo-
so V vasto jardin que sc denomlna-
IA "Parque N~acional," Y que ocupa-
RI una considerable parte del De-
sierto de Los Leones.
A este lugar y o aquel obJeto sc
dirigi6 una comision integrada por
algunos miembros di~s*inguidos del
Gohierno de Carranza, quienes rem
diran un ;nforme acerca del lugar
en- Que tendra asiento florido Ell her
moso parquc.
Los comisionados Sc encontraron
Dor principle de cuentas. con que es
necesario trasladar a esta capital o
al lugar que Sc deslgne, n mmensa
cantidad de arboles, abatldos y des-
pedazados por ell dltimo ciclon, que
a Dunto estuvo de causar en- IA mis-
ma ciudad desperfectos de muy Sc
rias V hasta funestas consecuencias.
cosa que. afortunadamente, no ST.
cedi0.
La comisi0n hizo ura vista tam
bien al %convento, acordando que Sc
hacan algunas reparaciones al edifl-
c;o hist0rico, cue es una belleza ar
a~uitectonica del arte colonial, sc
abrira muy en- breve una escucla
forestal. iniciada hace algInos me-
ses por el Ing. Pastor Rouaix, ell
cargado de IA Secrctaria de Fomen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-10

En- Ia ciudad de FL Paso, Texas.
- ha dado a conocer el teNto de IN
manifesto ~expedido por ell general
Felipe Angeles, cue en- Ell Esrado de
chihuahua Ia vuelto Z Ia lucha ar
mazda contra Ell gobierno de C~arranza.
FL texto integro del refecjdo ma
nifiesto es ell siguiente:
En- menOs de medic slgio despucS
de nuestra emancipation de Ia glo-
ROSA EspaHa. Ell movimiento liberal
mexicano cirstalizo en- Ia Constitution
de 1857. integrada con las Leyes de
Rcforma, para cuya obediencla ha
sido un immense obstaculo E! Sobler-
No de caudillos, ~SostcnidOs por I'm
eicrcito modelado a Ia usanza de los
tiempos predemocraticos.
Baio ell ferreo gobiernO de dIcta-
dores. Ia constante aspiration del
pueblo he cousistido en- ser gooerna-
do con los ureceptoS de esa Constr
tuci6n. V csa aspiration Sc ha mez-
clado con wages auhclos De retormas
uue haga0 dcsaDareccr lnJuStlcIaS Y
maleStares Sociales.
Kin hrcve Erase pucden condenser
Sc los d~eside-atumS del pueblo, d'-
cienGo u Ia soc;etad meN!cana ten
de = ascgurar y 4 perfeccionar Ia
democracia Y dentro de ella, a CO
rreSir las injusticias que ha producl-
DO n visiosa organization social, Y
= nrevenir las que en- el future pu-
dinra producer
La primera Ease de cSa e]VoIuclon
debe n dispenSablemente iniciarse
con 81 aca.amiento del primer prln-
cipio de orden en- una nacion: Ia
.NDERCGABILIDAD De 81 LEY
FUNDAMENTAL; esa primera Ease
deGc rartir del impcrio effective de
II Constitution de 1881, : debe CON
sistir en- 81 establecimiento de TN
gob;erno danocratico legltlmo.
Para que pIeda eNistir IN gooler-
no democratico. es decir, I'm gobler-
M dc autoridades real Y libremcnte
elegidas. que consignen en- nuevaS
! leves las reformas qle anhe!e eI
pueblo. Que ]gobiernen como servl'
dores del pueblo ' para benetlC'o
del pueblo, y nc de las autorlGades
! mismas. Is indispensable destruir e.
! candidate ' sGprimir G! ejcrcito que
sire al caudiilo como Instruments
De t%irania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-10
NO Sc TRABAJA EN-
Ia RIGA REGION
De MINATETLAEG

Personals que han llegado i esta
capital. 0rocedentes del Estado de
Vcracruz. informan que la RIGA re-
gi6n petrolifera de Minatitlan csti
paralizada p5t complete q CAUSE
del movimientc revoluclonarlo que
en- cstos ultimos meseS sc ha dss2-
rrollado considerablemente en- TODD
el Estado de NeracruZ.
Las empresas eXtranjeras. que son
algunas. con exception dc Ia compa-
MIA de FL .Agui!a. han suspended
sus trabajos. convencidas Ge que les
seri impossible contar con segurlda-
des por mucho tempo. Una de las
cosas que mas preocupa a los ncSo-
ciantes en- question. es o." hay al
gunos co~ncesionarios que por Ct
mismo motive no puedea dar prin-
cipio q sus labores, tcmiendo el pc
ligro de que ia Secretaria de Indus
tria declare caducas las conceslones
que les ha %otorg?do.
Narios son los iefes rcbeldes que
operan por aqucl rumbo. entire ellos
Castu;n Perez Y Panuncio Martins.
| cuyos dominios eXticndc. este ultimo
| hasta los terrenos de los TuXtias.
| aparte dc cue otros cabccll!as es-
AN po~sesionados dc las tierraS de
HIimanguillo.
La rcgi1n ocupada por Perez, 10
m,sm6 que por los dennis iefes re-
heldes. cS dc las mss !mportantes
Ecruz. ' en- ella sc han dec =
RADIO c~aciQues apso.gt0s csas jcfes,
manifestando, como Zapata en- sus
buenos tiempos, que ALI no hay mis-
que sus pistolas.
Dicer los viajeros que mas ade-
lante de esta region, va cerca del
Estado dc Chiapas. Sc haila poseSio-
nado de una eytensa zona Rafael
Cay Y Mayor, e%studiante de medic
ma en- csta capital, despues jefe III
p~atista. Y ahora fundador Y cacique
de una c~olonia especial, cue 81 liam
Colonia Socialista Y en- Ia que vive
tranquilamente, en- compania de los
suy0s.