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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18
A LESSON FROM ATLANTA.

Atlantans have no hesitancy in saving thar the
great Cotton Exposition held in city 1896 is
responsible for the present size and Importance of
their hustling city They claim 'the Atlanta
Spirit" was born when the city, then comparatively
a small place, determined to have the big fair Co
operation was the slogan under which the business
men went forth the fight for the exposition and
It won That fair resulted not unlike all others
All Dig centennals where the resources of the sur
rounding sections are placed before the world for
admiration or utilization the case may be- have
similar result New Orleans much of its pres
ent commercial Importance to the great exnos,tion
held there many years ago.
Atlanta has among its business men TODAY unite
number of financiers whose entrance into the com
nierciai NE or the city dates from the year 1896
the year or the exposition. They came saw and
remained to assist in building the city.
Ihis Is true OF Atlanta and it would prove equally
as true of Pensacola, for the big centennial to be
heid mere will attract capitalists over the
world. The very fact a city has enough peS
ginger grit, determination whatever you are
pleased to call II, to pull off big thing as an
international centennial prma facie evil
dence to the astute business that it's worth his
while to make investigation
Not only business men will be attracted in this
way, but farmers, manufacturers and others who
always seeking their activi-
ties.
Atlantans remember the beneficial results follow
ing her great cotton exposition in 1896 and the city
Is taking steps to have another In 1926 or
1925 they propose to celebrate the victorious ter
mination of the along with the ctys fiftyfifth
anniversary with another exposition.
Pensacola while of course hoping for many val
liable side issues from the big centennial in 1922.
in the way of increased citizenship. manu-
factories, ETC.. really is prompted by patriotic as
well sentimental motives in her centennial aspi-
rations, for there certainly is no more important
event in this nations history than the purchase
from Spain of Florida 100 years ago. In acqur-
ing this beautiful land of flowers the nation was
really providing big playground for her sons and
daughters
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18
Miami Wants No PoIiceman,s Union.

Miami Wants No Poceman's Union.
In it's refusal of permission for the Miami police
force to form a union affiliated with the regular
labor unions, the city council has the n
terests of the city in general and the support
of right thinking people both inside and out the
labor organizations.
The police department is employed to look out
after the interests of all the people,
and order, regardless of their personal feelings
affiliations and it would utterly contrary to pub
lie interests to permit the formation of police
union whose pledges would to support all actions
of federated labor the rights of peo-
pie that are not affiliated with labor unions
The Metropolis does anticipate any trouble
between labor and capital In Miami that will lead to
violence but readily how the situation could
be aggravated into most serious one if the guar
dams of the peace should organized as a repre-
sentative of either faction.
Should the city police force decide to form an
ganization pledged to the exclusive support of the
contractors and builders would be strong on
position, and rightly, from the labor organizations
Should the city police force be formed into a union
affiliated with special interest the rest of t.
city would have every reason to protest. And what
applies In one direction applies with equal force to
affiliation with federated Keep the police
department untrammelled. free to act for the pro-
lection of public safety regardless what
rection this safety be Observation-Disclosures Metrop-
oils
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18

milton of the legitimate aspirations OF
all classes, and we must condemn anv
tendency on the part of one class. no
matter what it may be, which AFRO.
gates to itself any special and peculiar
privilege
Col. Hardee's address was listened
to with attentive interest. His clos
ing words. which brought great ap-
plause We're as follows:
CAS- we go along down the centuries
fulfilling. / trust the great mission OF
teaching to other nations and peoples
by practicable example the true prin-
ciples of representative government,
we will do well TO keep in mind the
words of a great statesman, The con-
stitution of the United States with
its fine equilibrium between efficient
power and individual liberty, still re-
mains the best hope of the world
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
URGED TO MATRICULATE

All students of the Pensacok Hisa
School who have not already done D
are urged by Prof. Collier to matrlcu
late during today and tomorrow an.
by all means to not defer untH Mon
day, opening day of the school, whei
every moment of available time WI
be taken up in other work preliminar!
10 the beginning of the years worH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18
Florida Press Opinion
seautifyine . City.

The character of people usually in keeping
with the appearance of their municipal surround
ings. What is it that adds to beauty of a
city than tree lined streets and yards. of lawns
green and fragrant with the bloom of flowers and
plants? These make most favorable and lasting
impressions visitors and besides it creates local
pride among folks at home.-State Marketing Blu
reau.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18

Some said recently that "the people want to
pay high prices" and sometimes 1t looks that way.
The government is going discontinue it's parcel
post sale of food OF the public's lack of
response to the plan. 1t is probable that the unsat-
isfactory course of paying in and awaiting
slow deliveries is responsible for lack of inter-
est Usually where the government food has been
offered for sale through a municipality other
agency it has found ready sale.-Lakeland Telegram
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18
Old Holmes All Right.

The notice calling election for the issuance
of $4,000 in bonds for good the west side
Of the river, appears in today's paper The date
Of the election is October 14th, will be held
in Precincts 1, 2, 8. A. 10. proposition
is approved at the polls, Is likely it will be.
every foot OF land in Holmes county will be in
Guided in special tax road districts total issue
of the four districts aggregating 100000. Who
said Holmes county progressive ?-Bonifay
Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18
Cane Growing in Florida.

Cane Growing in Florida.
cane is grown in every county in Florida, a
wide range or soils. Cane has a large root system
and is long crop. The planting is usually
done in March. and it requires about 1900 whole
canes to plant an acre. in about six feet apart
These should be cut in lengths of three or four
JOINTS Cultivation should be regular long 1t
is possible to through the burrows In the lat
ter part of October the should be stripped to
allow the sunlight to reach the entire stalk to
hasten r1penlng- Just before cutting Novem-
Der the tops should be removed. The favorite va
rietes Bourbon (red), Red and Yellow and
Green The light colored varieties produce light
colored syrup The average yield per acre is about
three hundred gallons. Farm mills are to be found
in every county but movement is under way to
put in large mills in several of the cites-Frorda
Grower.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18
Louisiana Sugar Industry.

Louisiana Sugar Industry.
The sugar industry of the of Louisiana faces
most critical period in it's history. No ia
miliar with its development and its gradual decad-
ton. Abominabe weather pursued planters
for several successive have been grown
and then ruined just before reaching maturity rains
have interfered with planting and field work. with
harvesting and grinding, just stretch Of dry.
sunsh1ny weather was absolutely essental-in short
Louisiana sugar planters have had hard road to
travel 1t is perfectly within bounds of truth
to state that fully half of them are thoroughly dis
gusted with sugar cane and than ready
to throw the sponge"-Sugar Planter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18

In calculating the vast amount Of money invested
In automobiles in the United States, it is easy
matter to place credence in the conclusions reached
by statistciaEs who have been hunt for the
origin of high prices and have located it in the
automobile.
The figures reveal. upon the conservative
estimated average of $500 per that there are
billions of dollars tied up in item, not 20
mention the other millions engaged in plants for
their manufacture
This money, 1t is pointed out has been practically
Withdrawn from circulation large portion of it
has This may or may not be correct but there
will never be remedy, for the automobile Is so
strongly entrenched in its position, both in the
business and pleasure world, that defies all dis
putants of its supremacy. 1t is here stay and if
it is the of high prices, is inevitable that
high prices will continue unmolested
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18

Much Santa Rosa real estate has been changing
hands during the past few weeks. In fact hardly
day passes but groups of prospectors here
looking over farms, lands and some city
properties Nor is their activities confined to look
ing, most of them making purchases before
returning to their homes The major portion of
these people prosperous Alabama and Georgia
farmers. who have disposed of their holdings back
home at the high price being offered by purchasers
further northward, and looking to West Florida
as promising location in which to make a new
start. 1t is the men of this class. who have made
good In tier home community seeking
new fields to conquer. who have always been the
pioneers, in every country, and to SUCH Santa
Rosa, with her large area virgin agricultural
lands offers splendid opportunity. To such she
bids cordial welcome.-Afton Gazette.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-19

La ~atencion publica, el gran inee-
res nacional, la general euriosidad
De propios y e~xsrsnos, gira desde
hace muchos dias, en- nuestro pals,
en- torno del sensational aviso de
que los Estados Unidos han resuel-
to zanzibar de politica, y Zanzibar
de radical, en- 10 que a los
asuntos de Mexico Sc refiere.
Eodos, cual mas cual menos, re-
que la situacion es grave,
gravisima, que 81 pals atraviesa por
la mayor crisis international de los
ultimos anos: cue ell temido momen-
to del peligro definitivo, csperado
desde hace tantos amos ha llegado
v que de un dia a otro va a re-
~solverse la suerte de la repubiica.
Ell pueblo ha hecho por tanto item
po la gimnasia de n emocion.-ha
rasado por tales cosas, la recibido
tales golpes en- su entcreza, en- su
prestigio, en- su credito y ep su dig
niosd. que ell gran monento 10 ma
encontrado un 81 es no es frio e in
d~iferente, aunque, no tan por ON
ple,o que no Sc de cuenta de que la
bora de ohrar ha llcgado Y dc que
IS precise hacer algo.
Estas situsciones, hace seis o sic
re amos, hubiesen estremecido al pais
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-19

han encontrado los soviets rusos ra-
ia mas bolshevikista.
Fodrialnos d~escubrir ALI una nue.
Va analogia entire los procedinlientcs
lie las "hernan1ades' Y los de Ia An
ti-Saloon League. puesto que la con-
fiscaci6n de las propiedades es un re-
sultado comun de sus metodos. Los
%ccionistas que no quleran aceptar
las obligaciones del gobierno seran,
cs verdad, dc acucrdo con el Plan
Plumb, reembolzados g los precios
que sean fiiados por Ell e~obierno; pc
70 81 hen es cierto que este no es
mas que una c~onfiscacion parcial,
no 10 es menos que no deja de ser
una confiScaci6n.
Y ahora, despues de haber desa-
rroliaGo su plan. las "hermandades'
~dteclararaH, 81 el Congreso aprueba
una ley ccntraria a los principles de
Ia "democratizac;Gn INDUSTRIAL los
caminos de flero quedaran "tan
bien paralizados, que no v%olveran
Jamas a caminar".
Este es IN ultimatUm obrero que
no tiene p~recedente; queda por sa'
Der 81 co~ntiruari Ell 10 porvenir
tambien, sin algo semejante.
F C.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-19
ASUNTOS DEL Ola

ros de los ~periodieos que no hay no.
vedad, que las cosas marchan muy
bien, que ell General X ha derrots-
do al csbecilla X y que en- ia emit
dad NJ, las elecciones Sc han llcva-
do a termino con todo orden, result
tando triunfante, como era natu-
raj, Ell candidate del Pu-blo.
Y no es ESQ .odo 10 malo, sino que
ell gobierno parece seguir empenado
en- gravar mas la s~ituacion, y la
toma por la bravo con On represen-
tante de las nacioncs extranjera, que,
sino en- ell caracter de tai, era en-
Mexico ell e~ncargado de los irtere-
ses y de los asuntos inglescs, en-
,anto las relacion-s diplomaticas sc
reanudaban: con ell dc lnglaterTa.
Ell gobierno necesita de esas bra
vas" para que los incautos cream aun
en- su fortaleza, en su patrIotisno,
en- su nacionalismo, en- su sesuridad.
Pero eli pueblo va no cree....n
en- 81 misno.
La gravedad de ID situacior, no
es obice para que los scnores ra2e-
ros, los sen1r , at~racadores, los Sc
nores ladron.- de la buena y bella
ciuIad de los palacios, sigan ha-
eiendo de las svvas, y ccmetiendo
csda atentado que tie.nbla ell mis-
terio.
Los guardianes del orden Publico,
los comisarios y las comisarias, los
iueces v los magistrates. son algo
que no existe en- Mexico para Ia
gran nrchedumbre que ha ~resuelto
vivir del delito, y que ha visto que lie
va bien con clio, Pues que al fin y
al cabo no hay nj quien lie persiga
nj quien la castigue, nj quien "se
meta con ella"
En- Gale trsnsitada y centrica, en-
la Gale Altamirano, a las cuatro y
media de la tarde, unos individuos,
.ripulandc un poderoso auto Pinta-
do de rojo. asaltsroa a una bella Sc
n~orita, Y la suhi.ron por la fuerza
al vehieulo. dardose con ella a la
mas deserfrenada carrera.
Los gendarnes, no aParecicron
por ahi.
Por fortuna. hab;a cuatro caballe-
ros cottesanos y valerosos que sa-
Heron a la dcfensa de la dana, ST.
guiercn A los secuestradores y la
rescatarcn j tiros.
Los ladrones. habia7 tenido va
tempo de robarla, 10 qua es 10 me-
nos malo que pudo sucederle a la don
celia raptada, que no tiene absolu-
tamente NADIA que deber a la a~ltori-
dad.
Pedro RECIO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-19
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
Ell ULTIMATUM OBRERO

axito de las m~an;ohraS de una
he do nacimiento Il la otra. La ana
:cgia de los metodos ~reSalta, ade-
mas, q c~onsecuenc;a del hecho de que
los sipdicatos de los obreros Y em-
pleados De les camInos de fierro pre-
cenderan imponer SIS ideas-es deer,
:! cuidado primordial de sus .nte-cses
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES la via e~ytraviada
de Ia accion Legislative brusca. 81,
como 10 Pretenden, los slndicatos de
los caminoS de fierro ooran en- NOM
bre dc diez ni!l1aes de elcctareS,
;porquG no arreclar las cosas &c ma
nera 6e permit;rles q los electores
que den q o u opinion sobre
esta question de intaraS general?
No faltan los medios para proyocar
una consulta popular Y para confor-
marse asi al ideal ~democratico anne
ricano del gotierro del pueblo. para
Ell pueblo Y por q pueblo. Pero en-
lugar de 6sto. los sindicatos Nbraros
condcnsa3os bajo las aparienclas de
las ~csrec;es Y apariencias de Ia Liga
Plumb. toman al pals por Ell cuello,
profirien6o las amenaZas peoreS, a
FIN he nrovocar un panico entire log
miembros del Congreso ' de hacerlc
nasar Ia ri!tora de los caminos de
fierro. como Sc les hizo pasar Ia de
"a prohibici6n. La Anti-Saloon Lea
que le abrio e. canine a la tlrania
De ma minoria: otras minorias sc q
prestan va = hacer 10 mismo Y otras
mas ain. sc aprestaran sin 6uda mas
tarde, con el mismo obieto.
Es curioso seguir Ia maniobra que
termin6 ea Ell ultimatum de los sim
dicatos ferroc2rrileros. DcsCe lue-
70. uro de esos sindicatos que SC
,ntitulan EMBELLISHMENTS "hermarda-
des". Sc Ia dirigido al gobierno pa
"a Hedirle: o Ia reduction de Sos-
10 dc Ia vida o un aumentc de Sala-
rios. Esta demanda no ha parecido
fuera de Ia razon por mas cue. des-
pues de TODD, 81 Ia canestia d Ia vida
les impore a todas las classes de II
naci6n nuevas cargas. los ohreros de
,oS cam;nos de fiarro tieren menos
de que Q~ueiarse 4Te o.ros muchos.
En- el :ranscursn Dc los tres stiffness
amos. han obtenido ven+aias tan con
siderahles. bajo Ia forma &c aume1-
TO lie salaries V lie reducc'nr lie lbs
ho-as do trabaio, que formau N clase
mas p~rivileeiada de tN.laS :as corpo-
raciones cbreras. Sin embargo. el pI
Llic5 corsider6 81 Ultima exiSenc.a
con henecolenria. con "a esperanto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-19

dc enc de clio resaitaria IN blen ge-
naral. Per-. IrpcEtInamente, pre-
scntaron como demanda supplemental
ia, con las precauclones oratorias
&c las que 5ien pronto Sc d~ispcnsa-
ron. Ia coLfiscacion radical de los
caminos de fierro de todcs los Esta-
dos Unidos en- beneficlo lie los ore
ros Y ~erpleados que los explotan.
In dos palabras, ell Plan Plumb es
e! s~iguiente:
e gobierno americana compra los
calninos de fierr3 a Sus ]pro?ietarios
actuales para confiarles la eXplota-
cion lie ellos ! las "nermandades'
ferrocarrileras; dicho lie otro modo,
Sc desposee a todos los que 5ienen &C
clones u oblIgacioncs de los caminos
de tierro, Y, en- cambio, el gobierno
IFS dd ohligaciones amitidas por el
81 apo de rtdito unIforme del 4 per
C.ento. Los caminos de fierro Sc
c~onHetirian de esta maner en- una
prcpiedaI co!ectiva. regentcada por
una clase de individuos cue. 4 menos
de ser santos, comenzaria rat5ral-
Inente por orgarizar una ecren>ia
tai, que los miembros de las herman
Gades'' nc perderian NADIA en- cl I'm
bio. En- compensation, el pUb!:co
pagaria. no menos naturalments. to
dos los gasrcs suplementarios necesI-
rios para Ia satisfaction dc los ape
;itoS de Ia case gerente. Por ejenl-
plo,. hay dos millones de depcsitan-
ties que reciben del 5 V medic . /
Y medic por ciento sobre los seis mil
milloneS actualmente conf!adoS I AS
cajas de ahorro que. i 81 veZ, han co
lccado fondcs considerables en- los
v~alcreS de los caminos de fierro.
Quo recibirin los depositantes Guar
do las caias dc ahcrro hayan sido o.
hligadas :: trocar v~alores que ga
a del 6 al s por cicnto de ~interes,
por otroS valorc5 cue ganen solamen-
.e el 1 por cierto?. El interes paga-
do a los depositantes tendra que ser
disrinuido er relacion. FL peque-
no ahorrador pagara por "democrati-
ar" los caminos ta fierro, es Gecjr,
para propolcionarles grandes sala-
rios a los sindicatos dc la5 norman
dades". Hay que hacer notar que
no hablamos de los ~particularcs que
tienen en- cartera ~vaiores de los CANT
nos IL fierro, rues Sc les considera
como infames capitalists cuyoS des-
! pojos M de buena presa. iJaElas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-19
Trad. del frances para LA PRENSA

lESd. Gel frances PaES
Puede Uarecer extrano buscar a.
gura relacion entire Ia agItaclon pro-
vocada 2or les SindicatoS 1erroca-
rrileros americanos. por una parte'
y Ia institution de Ia prohIblclon por
otra: sin embargo, 81 Sc quieren on
siderar de cerca abas cosas. sc en-
cucntran acalogias de objetoS y dc
metodos one hacan que Ia una sea
conaccuencia de Ia otra. DeSoe Ell
dia en- que "a iibertad individual su-
cumb;6 bajo los ataques de Ia Anti
Saloon League, Sc IA hecho evldente
u ura minor!a cualquiera puede lie
gar. rledian-e INA irtriga d~eSarrolla-
ia iuiciosamente. a imnonerle 81 vo-
luntad a IA mayoria dc, pueblo anne
ricano. sin ~necesidad de recurrir a
una ccnsulta popular por la via elee-
toral.
e prcvecto de decentralization dc
los CANNES de fierro NJ es otra coSa
sino una ~aplicaci6n de las ensenan-
zas sacadas de Ia campana prohlo'cio
nista: 50 trata de imponerie al Pue-
bio. sin cue pusda hacer conocer Su
rsrecer. nm sistema de exploitation
r~ouce5!to por una mircria Y en- be-
neficic exclusive de una claSe. Este
p~rcvecto ~conce6iG2 oajo el nombre de
plan de Plumo". porq1e fue conce-
DIDO por el senior Glenn Plumb, con-
gultor d. Ia Organized Railway En-
nlovees Of America, So halla eXpues
10 en- IN folleto que acaoamos de
recibir de Washington = que fUG pu-
blicaGo por IA oficina de Ia prensa
de Ia Liga Plumb.
Pues hay que decir QUO hay una
liga Plumb. con presi0entes. homo
rarios V electives. vice-Presldentcs
. comite executive: ' esta Liga tlene
una "Oficina de IA prensa'. que Sc
encarga Ge la propaganda per medic
de folletos Y anuHcia IA publication
5e IN 6rgano hebdomadario: Ia
Railroad Democracy. La Liga
Plumb rec;be adictos. a los cue les
bssta. para alcanzar Ia admiration.
Ieclarar su f6 en- Ia ''denocratizaci6n
e IL industrial. Hay cue hacer
notar cue el crimer dcber de los adic
tos IS ell de eScrib;rles q sus Repre-
sentartes er el Congncso para ne
dries Ia ratification del Plan Plumb
~or Ia Legislature Ndcional. Ya 20
Sais yer todas las analos'aS de or
ranizaci6a que exiTten entire la Liza
Plumb V Ia Arti-Saloon League. Ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-19
NVESTIGAN SOBRE LA
ESPECULACION DE
LOS WHERE'S
CostOsas mejoras en- Ell Cam
pamento militar de
Eagle Pass

EAGLE PASS. Texas. Agosto IS.
La question relatjva a Ia especula-
ci0n en- !os where's. esta investiglr-
dose actnalmenh2 en- esta ciuiad,
por ordenes que Mr.. A. Il. Miller,
2~ncargado del Departamerto de JUS
ticia aQui. ha rccioido de Washing
ton. FL senior Miller era anterior
nlerte Jefe de Detectives de San
Antonio.
Las mas coStosas Y e%tensas
obras de m~ejoras materiales IN ell
Campo Militar Eagle Pass, han en-
peZado 4 llevarsc Il cabo, bajo IL
direction del Coronel G. 4. Wieaer,
Comandante en- Jefc del Distrito Nj
litar de Eagle Pass. La realization
de esas obras ha sido possible gracias
a Ia donaci6n de un gran lote de
terra de cerca de sescnta acres
contiguo a los te-rcNos de dicno
campo, que la ciuGad de Eagle Pass
hiciera al gobierro. En- dicho !o,r
Sc construiran nuevos cuart"les Y
ctros edificios. asi como TN aero
Gromo. cuyo sitio hs sido ya 1esig-
nado.
La Secion Industrial R2l del
Campamento Mexico lie Lenadores
del Mundo. ina :ns;aladc a los ST.
y~2ientns ~frncionari0s qeu reg1ran
los destinos de dicha Organization
Ell Ell proytlo a32 dc ~l3!9l92o:
t0rsul Com&rdante, senorita Con-
ccncijn MARTINEZ Trevino; Nice-Con
s., Dcrote, E0!rigpez. T~"sCrGro,
Antonio Tijer.na; Secretario. Artu-
70 Rasc6n; Auditor Sr!ta. Eudeila
Castillo: Maestro de Ceremonies, Pc
dro Gonzalez Cara; Vl2ilcnte, Per
fecto AguiIera; Centincia. Eurenio
S. Flores; Orador Official, Enrique
Bordes Mangcl; C'raiores, Jesus
Franco; lose SantacrIz; Enrique
Gonzalez, Srita. Conception Marti-
nez Trevino.
La installation Sc hizo por el d.
putado instalador senior Alfonso La
guirre.
Olivia, requena hija de los SeHo-
res NJ. D. Montemayor Y esposa, IA
Iiec;o antier, en- la Residential dc u
7adres. en- est ciudad, CT Tista de
10 cual han recibido nunterosas
muestras de c~ondoLencia los eSpo%Hs
Montemayor. Les ~funeraGes DE- la
pcouena Sc vieron muy concur7idos,
habiendo recibido rumerosas o>ren-
das florales. II cadaver fue condu-
ciao a la vecina poblacion dc Pc
dras Negras e inhumado er el pam
te0n de Ia familia M~ontcmayor.
como una corriente electrica, hubic-
ra hecho vitrar a las masas. levan-
tando ell espiriiu pIbhco.
Ahora, no ha sido sino un golpe
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