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Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
OBITUARY. Philip DewiYe,

Philip Dewire of New London died there of pneumonia Friday morning following a short illness. He was in his eightieth year and had been a res ident of the city for over 60 years. He was railroad and a marine engineer and had followed this calling most oi his life.
 Several years ago he was employed as pressnan for a New London newspaper. He was one of the oldest members of Union lodge, No. 51, F. & A M., of which he also was a past master. He was a regular attendant al St. James Episcopal church. He leaves a widow and two sons. Philif K. Dewire, employed at the post of. fee and Frank s. Dewire of foungs. town, Ohio.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
PERSONALS

Mrs. Gladys Yare of Norwich visited recently with relatives at East Killing ly.
 Miss Mildred Lewis has returned to Central Village, after a visit to Nor wich.
 Miss Blanche Hope of Danielson, was a recent guest at the ome of MISS irene Cain of Cliff place. Rev. Ernest A. Legg. pastor of. Trim {! ity Methodist church, has moved with his family from 2s Pear street to ,67 Lafayette street. Mrs. Elmer Johnson of Moosup has been in Ledyard on account of the ] illness of her daughter, Mrs. John I Foster with grip. 1 Miss Lillian Baril, of Wauregan after being a patient for two months at the Backus hospital, Norwich, has returned home. She is steadily re- i gaining her health.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Dobson, from apartment at the Norwich Y. M. c. A 1 building. Mir. Dobs6h was in training | for "Y" work overseas when the arm istice was signed.
 Mrs. E. Mortimer Marior and infant son, John Edwin MarIor, have return,
 end to their home in Brooklyn, Conn., from the Backus hospital, Norwich
 Miss Barbara Fox, R. N, of Norwich
 returned with them.
 Miss Jennie Holmberg of Ledyart
 returned home Thursday after spend l ing week with her sister, Mrs
 Charles Humphries, of New London
 and also visiting friends in Poquono and Mystic for few days.
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 that New had told her that he did not intend to marry for long time" and accused Miss Lesser of going with other men.
 The confession was laid before the jury in the testimony of E. J. David son, a police detective. Davidson tes- tffied he was on duty as desk sergeant when New entered his office, laid dowI Ia revolver and asserted that he had killed girl. in Topango Canyon and had brought the body to the police station in the automobile in which they had been riding. Davidson said that he and the oth- CT men accompanied New to a cal and there found the body of Miss Les ser.
 New then re-entered the station and made formal confession, David son said. which was reduced to writ ing. In this confession New saiG he killed the girl because she refused to marry him.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
INCIDENTS tN SOCIETY

Miss Mary TIrra5l and Miss Viola Engler, students at Simmons college, Boston are home for the Chrisams re- cess.
 Miss Mabel S. Webb of Miss Porter's s school at Pennington, is at her home on Rockwell street for three weeks vacation.
 Miss Anna L. Ely of Upper Wash ineton street. left Thursday to pass Several months at the home of her brother, William Ely, of Schenectady, IN. Y.
 The second in the series of four as- senblies to he held at the WaureEar hotel, will take place next week. The committee in charge is Traver Bris- COG. F. Russell Smith. and Philip A Johnson.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
WILLIAMS STREET HOUSE
 FOR METHODIST PARSONAGE

The residence No. 2S Pearl street. pied as the parsonage of Trinity Meth odist Episcopal church, has been sold by the trustees of the church to a Mir. ShabecofT, and the c. Leslie Hopkins residence at ss Williams street has been bought for parsonage.
 The new parsonage, however. will not be occupied until spring By Rev. E. A. I.egg. pastor of the church. Until they can move into the new narsenags, MT. .Legg and his family will occupy the house No. 67 Lafayette street. hav- ing moved there from the West Side this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
INSURANCE RATES FOR
 RURGLARlES INCREASED

New York, Dec. 1s.-On the ground of increased risk due to the high wave of burglary" the Burglary In- surance Underwriters Association. in session here. voted today for an in- crease of 20 per cent. on all policies under 5000. The increase affects immediately New Jersey, Westches- ter and Rockland counties, New York Rhode Island, Massachusetts and foul townships in Connecticut It will be extended eventually, it was stated. tf cover all cities with more than 1o0,- 0o0 population, excepting a few cases where the higher rate already pre- vails.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
WAS RADIO OPERATOR
 TN U. 6. NAVY SERVICE

After two years and four months service in the United States navy. Alex Charnetski. radio operator. has received his discharge and has return. ed to his home in this city. Mr. Char hetski was discharged on the reeeiVin9 ship U. s. southery at Portsmcuti1 N. H., Thursday. He enlisted ja the navy Aug. 1S, 1917.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
CONDUCTOR ACCUSED OF
 SHORT ARM" WORK

William J. Nichols a trolley con- ductor, was arrested Friday afternoon at his home on Mowry avenue on a short atm" charge. He is accused of appropriating to himself 40 cents carfare which he collected.
 Officers John Carroll and John F. Casey made the arrest and after Nichols had been brought to police headquarters he secured release on bail.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
hooting sounds are greatly intensified by putting a quantity in a bag and sIamming it about.
Etiauette of umhrella.

Few persons in New Works hurry ing and jostling crowds on rainy days appear to be aware that there is such a thing as etiquette of the umbrella: or if they do know it they give the matter scant attention. The unwritten law is:
 Choice of position to the person fac- ing the rain, those who meet him giy- ing way. Overriding umbrella must keep out of the way
 Here is the doggerel for the old rules: ~
 Rain on your back, give a clear track:
 Rain in your face. others give place.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
Miss Potter Examined Pupils.

When the piano pupils of the San ford music class had their annual ex- animation last week at St. Paurs hall, Plainfield. it was conducted by Miss Fila M. Potter of Norwich. As the pupils played. taking pieces learned this term, Miss Potter made written criticism on the grade cards. which were distributed at the end of the eTeEiHr. -.-d.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
CONFESSION OF HARRY
 NEW READ TO JURY

Los Angeles, Calf. Dec. fs.-An, all leg confession of Harry s. New, on trial for the murder of His sweet heart, Freda Lesser. was read to the jury today. In admitting the confess sion, over the objection of the defense Judge Craig decided what both sides considered was the most important legal point in the case.
 Miss E. N, Senner. a nurse, testified
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
WEDDING
lehnsen-LAMtan

John N. Johnson of this city, a fisherman, and Miss Jane Iawton ot 77 West Thames street were united in marriage Wednesday evening by Rev. J. Eidred Brown at his residence on Otis street. The groom is a native of East Grnenwich, R. l., and is | widower. The bride is a native ot England.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20

Second (eneouragingly)-Stick to 1t? The other chaps copping it worse than you.
 Somewhat Battered Boxer-Worse than me! (excitedly) - We'll, stop the fight!-the poor fellow ougntn't to be allowed to keep on.-London Blighty. ,.,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
uneiaimsd Letters.

The list of advertised letters in Nor wich. Conn. post office for the week ending December 20th, 1s1S is as fol- lows:
 lows, Mrs. Annie Browning. Mrs. J. F L. Harrington, Henry Raymond.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
rreIley Car Crew.

Mptorrnan Taber and Conductor Goldman were the crew on the trolley car that was in collision Thursday night at the Park church corner with the automobiie Of P. Slesa-enlko of 1e9 Franklin street.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
Never Blend,

l Kipling does well to ask visitors to
 the French and Belgian frontsto show reverence for the dead; memorials and luncheon litter never bland-Boston i HeraId
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
Workmen's compensatien,

These two workmen's cernpensation agreements have been approved by Commissioner, J. J. Donohue:
 Lorraine Mfg. Cc., Westerly, en- ployer, and John Wheweil. Mystic, en- ploye, strained back, Oct. 24, at rate of $14.
 Aspinook Co, Jewett City. employer and Cecelia, Laliberty, Jewett City enrploye, left wrist sprained. Aug. 1s at rate of $5.4S.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
Home Fer College Vaeataion,

Miss Irene Wilson will pass the next two weeks at her home on Otis street Miss Wilson, who is the daughter o Mir. and Mrs. William Wilson, is { student at Simmons college.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
Who Would if rhev pidn't?

Why should not the democratic
 party irdorse itself for third term? Indianapolis Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20

The clothing of a growing boy re- fuses to grow with him.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20

When the spider captures fly he considers it net gain.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20

Our mail is tseming with letters, Iausins to the skies Seventy y-seysn" for Grip and Colds, the words of praise invariably end by askins for iafsrmation about Dr. Humphreys' list of Remedies, the answer is-
 A simple Medical Book published in English, French, spanish, Portuguese and 0erman-u1aiIed free to any ad- dress in the world.
 At all Drug and Country Stores. Humphreys' Homeo. Medicine Co. 156 William Street New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20
onfy one aBR0Mo QUININE,,

To get che genuine, call for full name LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE Tablets. Look for signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures cold in one day. 30c.-ady.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-20

Our bid for your patronage. Expert examinations, quality Eyeglasses per- fsetiV Cited. A nice gift for mother or father.
 We have Readers 0Fera SIssseS Masnihers, Flashlights, Fountain Pehs, Ever Sharp Gold and Silver Pencils, alss Jewelry, Ladies' and Gents Watches, Wrist Watches, Cameo Rings, Brooches and Scarf Pins. Man. ieure Travelling Sets and Novelty
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
TAMAULIPAS
Sc descubrio al asesino del
ciudadano americana
John c. Correl

TAMPICQ, lamps, Diciembre Is.
REQ Mateo Haro, que permane-
cha en- la prision desde que cayera CO.
mo prisionero en- Ia derrota que su-
fri6 una partida rebelde cerca de
este puerto Y sobre las margenes del
rio Tamesi, ha ~respondido ante Ell
iuez que 10 juzga que ei fue en- efec
to. el que do mUerte al norteamerl-
cano John Carrel, cu@ndo andaba
al frente de un piquete de hompres.
Agreg6 ell ~procesado que el no tenla
bandera revolucionaria de nlngun
genera, pues que simplemente obi
gado por la necesidad sc habia levan-
tado en- arnlas con el objeto de "ha-
Ger algun negocio." Con este mismo
fin do muerte a Mr.. Carrel, ere
yendo que portaba alguna cantlf9d
considerable de dinero.
-Ha vuelto a ponerse en- vigor, por
acuerdo del actual G~obernador del
Estado, un decreto relative 2 La
ccntribuciones de las fincas urbaras
de este puerto. Segun csc ord"H2-
miento las, fincas urbanas deberan
nagar una contribution adiclonal de
medic per ciento sobre todas las
fjncas de esta ciudad, arrendadas. )
III cuarto por ciento sobre el valor
de las fincas en- que vivian los mis-
mos propietarios.
FL decrcto fue eXpedido con fecha
doce de Agosto de 1918 y sc habia
Gerogado en- atencion a las protestas
que origino en- aquella misma epoca.
Ell publico del puerto continue
en- espera de que Sc mejoren los ser
vlcios de los fe]rrocarriles y &c los
telegrafos. de acuerdo con los ofre-
cimientcs CUE hiciera ell Ministro de
Comunicaciones cuando Sc lie hicieron
a!gunas quejas relatives a estos ser
%vicios. que realmente son va iH:2!c-
rabies, q pesar de las %protestas del
Fjblico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
MiCHOACAN
Inicio sus labores ell Congre-
so Pedagogico del Estado

LA PIEDAD, Michoacan, n,cicn-
br. 1S.-Con asistencia de mas De
cUatrocientas personals que en- trencs
esDeciales llegaron a esta ]proccdci.-
ties de la capital del Estado, qucdo
aver solemnemente inaugurado ell
Primer Congreso PedagGgico del
Estado de Michoacan. E senior Hi
ginio V~eIazQue: en- su calidad Ge
Tlcsidente de la Ccmision 0rPan'2a-
dora, pronuncio un discurso de bien
yenida, >iendo dcSpues nOmbradO
Presidente Honorario del Congreso
el Ing. Pascual Ortiz Rubio. Gober-
nador del Estado. Como Vicepresi-
denies ~quedaron EzcQuiel A. Chavez
' DR.. Felipe Valencia.
La mesa quedo integrada por los
sehores Gildardo AvilGs, p~residente;
vicepresidente. M6nico Gallegos; Sc
cretario Hieinio cFlazquez Santana;
primer pros~ecretario, Melton Guzman
Romero Y segundo prosecretario Ia
senorita Elvira Govea.
A las seis de la tardc Sc inaugur6
el Congress-. con TN discurso que pro
nunci6 el Ing. Pascual Ortiz Rubio,
que fue contestado por otro del pro
fesor Ezequiel Chavez, que fue muy
aplaudido.
Manana Sc hara la presentation de
los p~rofesoreS michoacanos a los Sc
nores coEgrcsiStas, en- un salon dc los
del edificio del Banco Nacional, que
fue elegantemente arreglado para
este acto solemne, como el de Ia
inauguration. Tomsra Ia palabra e!
professor Ignacio Vazquez Santa Ana,
director de educacion publica en- G!
EStado, quien dara las gracias 4 nom
bre del gobierno Y de sus compane-
0 los professors a las distingE;das
personalidades que Sc han dignado
concurrir a un acto de tanta trasccn-
den:ia para la educacion de IA Re
rublica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
LA OFICINA DE CORREOS FILA
RIA E.. TIPC' De CAMBIO

Segin declaraciones del Sr. Geor-
ge D. Armistead, Administrator de
Correos de San Antonio, a partir del
dia primero del entrante Enero esa
Oficina formulara listas de tipo de
Gamble para cada Il de los paises
extranjeros, con el objeto de que
sean utilizadas en- la expedition de
giros ~postales. Ell sitema anterior
mente usado sofia resultar POGO IA
vorable para Ell publico que obtenia
tipos de cambio no muy de acuerdo
con eI valor actual de la moneda eX-
tranjera, que en- su mayoria ha dis
minuido considerablemente, pues ma
da menos Ia libra esterlina que an
teriormente sc cotizaba en- S4.S7,
ahora apenas alcanza el valor de -.
$50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
JALISCO
Les Legionarios van a ser
procesados por faIta de
espiritu militar


GUADALAJARA, jail, Diciembre
1S.-El jefe INFERNO de las operacio-
mes en- este Estado manifesto haber
recibido instrucciones directas del
Jefc del Executive en- ell sentido de
que desde luego debe procesar a los
legionarios que huyeron en- ell asa!to
del tren de pasajeros que venia de
Mexico a cSta ciudad. Los l~egionarios,
cuando vicron que Sc accrcaba una
partida de rcbeldes mandada por cI
cabecilla Zamora, echaron a correr,
dejando algunos de clos hasta las
srmas que portaban.
Con este motive va Sc do orden de
que sc les tenga presses en- n de los
cuarteles para que %respondan al pro-
ceso que Sc les va a instruir.
La partida de Zamora asatto al
tren abandonado por los de la Lee
gi6n de Honor. sin resistencia algu-
ma, v, despues de apoderarse de 10
que quiso Sc dirigi6 hacia IN punto
llamado FL Limon, situado al Sur de
Jalisco.
Ell agente del ministerio publico
de esta ciudad pide para el oriental
Turk Alva, solamente por el delito
de haber fraguado una evasion de
presses. la pena de tres amos ocho
meses, mientras que st formulan
conclusiones acerca de los otros de-
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A PESAR DE LA PROMESA DE
LOS HUELGUISTAS Sc QUE
DO LA ClUDAD 4 OBS
CURAS.

MADRID. Diciembre 20.-A pesar
de las precauciones que Sc tomaron Y
de las promesas que hicieron los en-
pleados de la planta de luz, para ell
case que Sc declarara Ia huelga, Ia
ciudad de Madrid Sc qued6 anoche a
obscuras desde el momento en- que
los e~mpleados de las companies de gas
Y del mismo alumbrado electrico Sc
declararon en- huelga, siendo tai cosa
causa de que ocurrieran muchos In
cidentes.
81 pueblo, naturalmente, Sc apro-
vccho de la buera OCCASION que sc ie
r~fesentaba para cometer alguncs des-
6rdenes y la mayor parte de los es-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

.e.ao conocimicIto de que atguuus ..e..
v!Gu0s que nj slquIcra han cst2do en- Ia
ciuGad de Los Angeles. California. andan re-
corrIenGo alZunos Estados &c Ia Union Ame-
rlcana, robando y enganando Gescaracanei~
te al puDlico. Gandole. Z Gambia de 81 d.
nero. unas cuantas pildoTas cue de NADIA
les siryen. y para cuyo lin. tonan inGr-
b.du!nente mi nombre y abusan de Ia coz
f.anLa que so he sabiGo inspirar al pubLic3
con nl irabaIo seTIo y honraGo.
Como este acto. aparte &c colst;tuir por
81 solo una grave intraccion q las Leyes
Ge este Pals. potria deSprestigiarnc ante lon
oJos de las personas que putieran Greer
Que 2quellos incivituos son :eaInente 81 Prof.
NJ. = MARTINEZ. me aT.esuro 3 Dubhc>r es-
Ia advertencia para cvitar que e. enGalo SUI
c.o y procaZ. siga adelante.
PoE orta parte. como estos CHARLATA.
YES E lIPOSTORES TOMAN Nj NOM
BRE PARA ROBAR AL PUBLICO. va tengo
prueoas evidentes en nj potcr para procecer
.ega.men;e en- contra de estos intiviGuos stu
sonc:encia-
No debe olvidar e. plblico que padeee en-.
(e-medGdes, que mis- metodos &c curar son
Embellishments sin medicinas. AdemEs, 81
20 lego a salir en- Sira por los Estatos. cosa
CUE no ne pensado aun. DARE Q La
PRENSA Ell AviSO CORRESPONDENCE
A TODoS MIS- PACfEETES.
Yea listed en- in ccicIon Semanari3 dc
L. Prensl" las fotoGrafias y testimonies
de personals que. despues de haber u.lizado
mis- servlc; IS. han siGo heneticiada5 > curs-
das. Tense en- nj poder certcnarcs de es-
tos rest:monios-los cuales mcstrars 2 giiea
los so.ic.te. sin ninEuaa obligation &c 81
paItc.
PROF. II. C.. MARTINEZ.
Poderoso SdRddor.
2o2-4-s American Bank Buiidiak
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

taolecimieMtos comerciales Sc tuvIe-
zen que alumbrar cOn velas y laripa-
ras de petroleo.
E! trafico de los tranvias QUcdo
completamente paralizado Y To- pocos
Cares que pudieran hacer el servlclo
t~uvieron que ser escoltados por Ia po-
Leila.
Los negocios todos estaban COM
plctamente desorganizados hoy Ell Ia
manara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

ESTALLC EN- PORTUGAL UNA
NUEVA REVOLUTION MO-
NARQUISTA

MADRID. Diciembre 2O.-Se ha
rccibido un mensaje de Portugal en-
ell cue Sc da cucnta dc haber estallado
ALI una nueya revolucion que ten
de a la restauracion de Ia monarquia.
No Sc dan mayores detalles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
CASAS DE EENTA.

una iarEa lisa dc vcrdadcras gan
gas. a p-ecioS que varian de $1,000 4 $4,000.
sienio las condIcioRcs dc $3.50 al contado en-
adeiantc y 81 resto como 81 fueTa renta.
Vea7os = dele de pagan rentas. TAFT & Nc
REALTORS & BUILDERS. 81
SIS Russell Bldg. CD
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PESOULSAS

$50 DE GRATIFICACIoN Sc daran a Ia
persona que me proporc;one %inforrnes de mi
hermano Pedro HERNANDEZ. de p amos de
cdad. mareno. cstatura regular y Grueso. Vi
ro de Saltlilo hacc dos amos. Todo informe
dsrijase a Teodoro Hernandez, Gen. Del.
Youngstown. Texas. ga
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
ArticuIos MeXicanOs.

Chiles chipotles, chocolate, carne Sc
ca. queso blanco. queso de tuna, len
teja, piQuin, c~ajetas de Celaya. CANA
ron Y Glen articulos mas. Cohetes,
luces de Bengala, tronadores japOne-
ses Y otras novedades a precios YER
daderamente baratos. Pida Lista &C.
neral de Precios y Sc cOnvencera de
que nadie vende tan barato. Escri-
ba hoy mismo. 1412 W. Commerce
ST., San Antonio, Texas
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litos que 10 tiencn en- Ia pe%nitenciaria,
despu6s de haberlo traido de la ciu-
dad de Mexico, en- virtud de un re-
quirimiento de las autoridades del
Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

Sc VENDE barato autom6vi Paige: reel
DO en- Gambia express. truck U solar. In
forman 1927 FL PasO ST. il-2J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

Sc DESEA saber c. p~aradcro dc Victor
Gonzaicz. originario &c San Martin dc bola-
DOS. Ial.. Mexico. : De GUien. hacc cuatro
gFos 60 rpcipic-on sus G,,.mGs ]noticiis de
Rom VISTA. Colo. Is dc colo: moreno,
c;os cafes. nariz afiada y boca regular. A
IN nc-gona que proporciore iatormes itted!g-
nos So II cratificara con $1,000 81 Sc G:rlNe
s~;,o Rarasrita Fracosa dc Gonzalez.
5cy W. Tonic St. Phoenix. Ariz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

$1,000 dc graUticaci6n Sc daTan a ia per
soma que nc Droporcjone infc-T"s dc mi h'!o
Jose Gloria = Qu;jano. hijo de G-sSoTIo
Gloria y Juaaa Quijano. ) a Fuien u FoF
,;I,;,,, ;oz on Ab-;I de- 1914 en- Torrc6n. Gosh.
r do 20 amos de- cdaG, blanco. cara rcdoT-
da. CLOS revroS y de ) pies : ~pu!Gadas dc
,~,,a:ura. Todo ;n:ormc dirijasc 4 GreEorio
ca rox d.. Tempe. A-ia. tl-l6J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

Sc NECES,TAN u. velaior : Una rer2ma-
rr-a. G-G--an .2mecIatsDlerte Il Hoe. "a
redo. .ys 50 Sls:a Rosa Ave. i23N
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ENTIRE Il BRAVO E SUCH|A1E :
PUEBLA
PUEBLA
Sc perseguira. a todos los
elementos radicales
de las fabricas

PUEBLA, Pueb.. Diciembre IS
Ell Gcbierno del Estado ha reclbldo
una communication de la S~ecretaria de
G~obernaci6n en- la que Sc lie pregun-
Ia 81 todavia existen en- los centres
fabrics algunos de los predlcadores
del bolshevikismo que en- pasadas
epocas habian logrado colarse entire
los trabajadores de hilados y tejidos,
cue son siempre los eternamente
descontentos, d pesar de las consioe-
raciones con que ahora los tratan sus
patroneS.
Ell Gobernador Cabrera contesto
la nota en- sentido negative, dando
cuenta simplemente de que u esta
en- la carcal uno de 'los apostoles,"
de origen catalan Y que fue sorpren-
dido en- los momentos en- que aeon
sejaba a los obreros que no solo te-
MAN derecho para declararse en- huel-
ga, sino para incendiar la fabrica, 81
es que el mismo Gobierno Sc ponia
del lado de los capitalists.
Sc Ia ~ordenado, de todas maneras,
una e~stricta vigilancia IN los centres
fabriles. V en- cuanto al catalan bols-
heviki sera enviado a Neracruz, de
donde Sc lie deportara o expulSara
por pernicioso.
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81 COMPRAN Caba.,o : buggy
~-aadi.lques- Di-iEIrSG = .S> So. :
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$500 DE GRATIFICACION Sc daran a Ia
persona que proporcione informes de nj ma
Dire Candelnria CampiIio : de mi hcrmano
Pauline Ventura, Son or!ginarios dc Mon
tcrrcy. y. L.. Mexico. TODD iniOrme Giri-
jase Il GrcEorio Ventura. i2i6 Collin s..
Dallas. Texas.
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G~RATIFICARE son s&.0O a Ia persona que
ne p.oporcionc i~ni9rnrs cNactcS del parade
~ d. mi hcrr,ano AHto1io Madrid. d" csta-
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