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of all. our lamented friend, Mrs. A.
r. Griggs, faithful mother in
Israel, and a mother who know how
to raise and direct the destiny of
Of her distinguished sons, made IL
lustrious by dent Of perseverance,, and
not only that but manly courage,
industry and push.
The Rev. Sutton e. Griggs, author
and minister, is a man OF rare ability,
and has few equals az a forceful
and logical writer. his style Is
UNIQUE and concise. full Of logical
deduction. AS a minister, his thesis
and arguments are worthy OF consid-
Grafton. He is an Invaluable asset to
the people whom represents by voice
and pen. Long may he survive to
preach and teach and show the
young that there is no royal road
TO manhood, but that every one must
hew passage through the graite
for himself, if he would reach the
goal.
We would like to speak Of the at
torney. W. H. Griggs, his brother. and
shall do 20 in passing. He Is Q young
man of ability end has been made
doubly strong for having been as
ISOLATED with leading men OF note
of both races. He has profitted much
by this association, and 1t is with
much pleasure that wins this infor-
nation when enc has the good for
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Morning Chapel 9. M 3. Church,

Rev. M. H. Spencer. Pastor
Sunday was q high day In the
Rock church, Supt J. I. Langston
with Asst Supt. Wright and his faith
full staff OF teachers were on the
scene promptly at $3.50 with live
Sunday school. A. u. Smith has
been added to the teaching staff and
the Sunday school Is now in full
blast Sunday school every Sunday
morning at $3.50 the pastor was at
his best in the morning service and
his forceful message brought two
souls to Christ. The Lords supper
was administered and assisted by
Rev. A. L. Dotson.
The Epworth League will open at
$3.50 closing at 1880 on account OF
the extreme hot weather. From TO
1900 O'Clock Young Peoples song ser
vice. The League has taken on new
life and all eyes are on the coming
convention. II you are not attending
the League, get the habit.
DR.. Giyens, travelling representative
of Austin was in the night service
and gave demonstration of
the work of the students. The pastor
preached another soul stirring ser
mon in the night service.
DR.. X. j. Johnson, ID. d., former
pastor Of Morning Chapel is in the
city conducting revival for Dr. Muir
Gibson, pastor OF Benson's Chapel on
the north side.
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tune to converse with attorney
Griggs. His stay in the city OF
washington. and his large circle of
friends have been kind Of re-
filming pot, rather Emor wheel, that
has touched every corner Of the
Hon. w. H. Griggs, the former, teach
er, who Is also brother to the two
mentioned above, he too, has the
stamp of the venerable sister Briggs,
viii though dead, still lives In the
lives of her sons, and In blessing
them, she has dpubly blessed others.
We, Of course will have to divide
the honor, the. partial honor of
raising these sons with their father,
DR.. A. r. Griggs, the church build
er and pioneer of the great Baptist
denomination of our city. DR.. Griggs
is man Of sterling character and
peculiar ability. We shall have more
to say of him under the head Of the
Dallas Ministery.
The deaths Of Mrs. ). T. WEIGH,
the daughter OF our distinguished
Hon. M. M. Rodgers, br, lgs sadness
alike to all who knew her, but to
admire her, She was teacher in
the public schools Of Dallas and one
that made her not only teacher.
but she was in class to herself
when Il came to impartiDg instruct
ion, that she taught and not simply
heard recitatiOns which Is so com
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MISS INEZ BEALS SPEAKS OF
THE WORK AT THE ORPHAN


Please permit me to say that the
children are well and doing nicely.
The crops are good this year. Two
new buildings have been erected and
the carpenters are now building on
the third.
Rev. w. L. Dickson, the president
and manager is pushing things to
the front. The grand breaking and
corner laying will take place on
August g. for the erecting of Will
liam Mcdonald, Jr., Hall. This build
ing is being erected in honor of
the late VIM. Mcdonald, Jr., Who
died two years ago but was one of
the most prominent young Negroes
or his race. He was the son of Hon.
VIM. Mcdonald, the greatest Negro
leader and politician Of his race In
America today. Just here permit me
to say lat VIM. Mcdonald, Sr., has
no equals as thinker and as q
business man. He has made the
Masonic Grand Lodge in Texas for
the Free and Accepted Mason. He
organized the strongest Negro Bank
in the South. The building was sug-
gested by a white friend who was
visitor Of the 0rphanage and made
speech to the Orphan children an !
inrlatas of the home. Some OF his
thoughts brought out were to inspire
the young Negro to dc something
He said look up and honor your
people that do something.
He said / will give 10000 for
such man. Let the Negro people
people that DO something.
TIE ground breaking August 8
1918. The corner stone laying will
take place Sept. 3. 1919. The build
ling vsll cost 100000. We have
raised Sl5.000.00. Come or send in
your donation. We are with you.
MISS INI1z VEALS,
Teacher
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1t is agreed by all concerned that
the Colored man is apt to learn; but
there are many even in his own
race, who doubt that he is apt to
teach. Well he is, all doubts to the
contrary Notwithstanding. He is
given credit for finding out the de-
liciousness Of the water melon, but
long ago, the white man has been
"a red hot competitor and today the
white man not only has been taught
to eat 1t but is actually trying to
establish over it monopoly.
Crap" the well known game with
dice belongs, we are told, to the
Colored man. But long ago, while
men seized the sport and modify
took 1t from him. The Colored man
is apt to teach.
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s.. James baptist Church Notes.

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. after
discussing good lesson the Hon.
Matthew Johnson. reviewed the Sun
day school and brought out many
good points, collection 1888, w. M.
Taylor, Supt. At IL O'Clock SER
vice began on time. Rev. Montgom-
cry too the place of the pastor and
delivered very fine sermon. /
think it was the best he ever preach
ed. He did not speak long but /
think 1t will be long remembered,
two persons Joined the church at
$3.50 p. m, the Lords Supper was
Administered, great praises were CIV
en- TO the Lord for sparing us to
witness the occasion once more in
life. $50 p. M, b. Y. p. U. with
nice program rendered, night service
at 1880 D. M, the choirs open with
the sweetest music ever heard the
music alone was a soul stirring SER
mon, at this time the Brothers and
Sisters began to tell their determi-
nations closing at usual hour, coll
lection for the day above $4,000.
Rev. J.. II. VIM, d. d., Pastor
Phil r. Register, Reporter.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the many friends
both far and near for their courtesies
shown Rev. A. w. Walker, who was
taken from our midst June 7th and
buried June 10th. leaves to mourn
his death a wife, four daughters and
three sons. He has paid the debt
and finished his course and now rest
ing with Jesus and leaning on his
good and faithful servant sleep on,
ut is pleasure to meet. and sad to
part
II often leaves a broken heart;
Meeting is joy parting is pain.
May God be with us till we meet
again"
MRS. LILLE YOUNG.
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stars was Prof. B. q. Berges who
delivered splendid lectured on the
Bible" in one OF his points he en-
phasized the Bible being carried
mostly by the English language and
another feature of his lecture was
the dramatic performance Of Paul.
Allen Chapel A. M. T.. Church.
Corner Of East First and Elm SITS
X. 5. Jenkins, d. D., LII. d., Pastor
The Sunday school continues to
grow under the efficient and wise
administration of Mr.. Will Davis.
The teachers are jewels of great
value they are in happy accord with
the pastor and the entire official
family therefore great success is
now attending the Allen Chapel Sun
day school, The church membership
grows like the lilies of the valley
the fertility OF sound gospel de-
livered by the pastor grants adj
mirable production. Two persons
Joined the church the pastor off,
ciated at each service and admins
tered the Holy Communion to several
hundred members, there were mem
bers who communed for the first
time within three years, this is
truly a golden year for Allen Chapel.
Next Sunday, the people of Fort
Worth will be blessed with the pres
ence Of our visiting bishops. Come
and hear them. The mother church,
appreciates the honor conferred upon
Mr.. w. d. Donifer in the ELECTORAL
college for laymen. Bring in the
gospel trains. All member are lib
eral in the financial rally next
Sunday.
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BaIsor ChnpeI A. M. 3. Church

Sunday, July 6, 1919.
Sunday was highly sacred at Baker
Chapel A. M. f.. church. Sunday
school open promptly at $3.50 a. M,
under the auspices of its great lead
er. Mr.. ]. w. Pratt has labored hard
in the interest OF the Sunday school
and are succeeding in bringing things
10 pass. At IL a. M, services took
place and glorious sermon was
delivered by Prince Unfraena Kaba
hega of British East Africa at $3.50
D. M, the Allen Christian Endeavor
met with its great and noble leader,
Mr.. ]. P. Baker. Mr.. Baker has
brought the Endeavor to such point
that every body that come once can
not help from coming again. The
subject. "Our Relation to God" was
we'll discussed by the teachers, who
had charge Of classes and followed
by splendid program among the
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Baltimore. July 10.-Baltimore will
have modern, wellequipped hos
pital for its colored populace. the cam.
paign to raise $4,000 for the Victory
Hospital having been successful Two
thirds of this sum will be used in
buying the plant and buildings Of the
Union Protestant Infirmary, which is
said to be worth $150,000.
The campaign was directed by Rev.
Dr. w. A. Weaver with DR.. Harry
f. Brown, the energetic superintend-
ent of Provident Hospital, and others
assisting.
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Miss Beatrice Smith, daughter of
Mrs. Alice Smith Starks. the owner
of one Of the largest rcoming houses
in the city, 1908 San Jacinto street,
has gone to California. Fer busi-
ness interest is under the manage
ment Of Mrs. Lizzie McIlveen.
The ladies Of Dallas will give a
book shower at the Colored Conmuni-
ty house. corner Elm and Hawkins
streets, Friday, July 18th for the
purpose of creating a reading room
for the soldiers Of Dallas. The pub
lie is invited to attend and bring
book, or donate the price or any
part IT the price Of a magazine.
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Born

To Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Ellis, $40
f. Fourth street, a fine girl. June
20. 1918.
MIR. and Mrs. James B. Pickard and
family, ia Bergman street, have re-
furncd from Mineral Wells where
the remains Of Mrs. Pickard's mother,
Mrs. Jane Porter Of Globe, Ariz., TO
rest. Mrs. Porter died June 9th
ult
Mr.. Dan Howard, a1Olk p. 4th
street. died last Moaday afternoon
after quite a. long spell Of sickness.
The funeral WIS Wednesday. the 9th
from st. James Baptist Of which he
was a member Or. VIM, pastor,
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officiating.
Mrs. Bertha Thompson Greer dice
at her mothers home, Central ave
nue., July 9th. The funeral was con
Quoted by pr. r. s. Jenkins OF the
house. The funeral was largely at
tended.
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Fort Worth, Texas, July 10.-Miss
Emma NJ. Packard. ia Bergman St.,
is all smiles over the return Of her
uncle. Mr.. Matthews Pickard. who has
for one year seen service on the
seven seas as .. s. Sailer on the
u. S. S. N.
Rev. X. J. johnson Of Hot Springs,
Ark, and former pastor Of Morning
Chapel is In the city.
Master Paul Lawrence Smith spent
the weekend in Denton and was
the guest OF u. j. smith, his
grand mother,
Mrs. Lula Alexander left for De-
troit, Mich, and points in Canada,
last Monday She will spend her
summer vacation with a brother in
Canada,
Mrs. A. u. smith is visiting in
Denton.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas OF Paris.
spent few days in the city In
last week and were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Robinson, 1904
w. 7th street. Mr.. Thomas has Just
returned from France.
Mrs. Snowton OF Lawton, Okla,
was in the city few days ago to see
her sick mother, Mrs. Jones, 410
Summit Ave. When she returned
she carried her sick mother with
her.
Mrs. G. M. b. Grigsby and Miss
II. B. Frazier has returned from
Mineral Wells.
Mrs. Al. l.. DoDifer. TIA E. LIST
street, has completed the famous
Madam G. J. Walkers Beauty Gull
ture Course. Now lets see what she
can do with w. DIS hair.
Mrs. Iona Mccullough is GONZALES
cling.
MRS. Lenora Barron, daughter. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Smith, 80S' H.
End. street, has been In bed sick
about three weeks not much inn
proved.
Mr. and Mrs. West Jackson and
little son motored over from Dem
ton on the 4th OF July and were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Walker,
1908 u. Ord.
Mr.. o. c. Collins. Jr., Is III at the
residence Of his grand mother, Mrs.
Nancy Hard Grave.
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M. Jamea R. RIaIn b ToMn.

Mr.. Blain, successful reaIestate
dealer OF Muskogee, Oklas was in
the the city several days in the In
terest OF his business. While here
he was the guest Of g. r. Braggs,
proprietor OF the Comet Printing Co.
Having abnormal success in the
batting over his DEAL he left for
Muskogec, last Monday
Mr.. ]. P. Baker has installed a
$1,000 electrical shoe repairing ma
chinery.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Gates, corner
Helen and New York Avenue, have
iust remodelled their home, beau
tIful place.
Little Dorothy Mae Rice, 1115 Flor
ence street, gave her ninth birthday
party last Sunday, the 9Th inst. She
servsd 4 the throng OF her little friends
with lce cream and cake. winding
up the party with lawn, pecan
shower, Dorothy Mae received quite
a number Of nice presents
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4neath Lgves A shining Mara"
AZ n. M. Harllaa.

We are passing away. and many
CT our old land marks. Surely, we
regret to see them SO. Recently, we
have lost llss Of old friends. First
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CITIZENS WHO HAVE
RECENTLY DIED BUT THEIR
DEEDS STILL LIVE-N0 MAN
LIVETH TO HEMSELF-NO MAN
DTETH TO HIMSELF. MRS. A. r.
GKTCas, MRS. j. T. WELCK AND
HON. @. +. w. DAY, CHIEF MEN
TOR, hrs. MONTGOMERY AND
s. r. JOHNSON.
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All modern equipment Best gold
u@ed. al work guaranteed. Best hall
IN city to rem for lodge meetings and
Entertainment. ONCE in Giltor zee
Bfilding. si5.A Caiaoun Sc.
Phones:
omce-L. 1891 Res R.-ss1O
II worth.
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DE COCINA
Budin ~emplunado

Para hacer este rico budin, que e.
uno de los mejores postres en- las
mesas europeas, Sc mezclan n Ia
"a de manteouilla, derretida Y dos
de polvos de ~azucar, ~tamiZados.
Daspues de bien batidos, Sc agre-
gan a una taxa, no muy LENA, de
almidon de trieo. otra de leche y
dos de harina flor, a la cual Sc ha-
van echado con anticipation dos Gu
charaditas cafeteras de Baking Pow
der" Incorp5rese TODD " anadase n
cucharadita de extracto de narania;
acomodese la mezcla en- una tortera
honda unta2a de mantequilla, y
dejese cocer por media bora en- Ell
horno tempiado.
Una vez cocido el budin, Sc lie ha-
&c una corona con siete claras de
huevo batidas Y polvo de azucar al
gusto; voivicndo a ponerse en- el
horno diez minutes.
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co qw1-s las nueAN
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7O7I

DO entreg0 ia plaza de Matamoros al
general DiaZ. como listed asegurd.
tengc muchos datos para Greer cue es
cleric, Il pesar de n rectificaclon
cue so5le clio t2mbicn sc lie haze:
estanGo yo en- San Luis Potosi en- ell
ano de 1877. V conversando con los
generates Carlos Diez Gutierrez V Ro
mule Cuellar. OF que el prime-o lie
Gecia al zegundo:-Sl no ha slCo pei
Toledo no hutieran,os podido torar
Matamoros tar f]ac;lmentc.
Ademas. cn cierta ocasi0n, encon-
ire en- ell Palacio Nac;onal. V sail en-
su compania, 81 mismo General To-
ledo, que aparecia hondamente dis
gustado dcspues de una e~ntrcvista te
nida con ell general Diaz. Discre-
tameEte lc precunte 4 que Sc dehia
su visible contrariedad. Y el m dijo:
ST hubiera sabido como habria
de recibirme. no 10 habria a~yudado.
Creo qur2 estos son datos de peso,
para fundar la aseveracion Ge listed.
En- cuanto a los sucedldo en- Mata-
moros en- tai OCCASION, pronto podre
dar a usted dates c~iertos, pues con
tai fin he escrito al senior Coroner
Arroyo. Por lo que hace a Ia rehabi-
Iitacion del general Quiroga, nc fue
ell general Fuero quien sc la dio. sino
ell general Diaz. cuando & su lado 10
tuvo desde ell Plan de Ia Noria.
Sin mas; v hagradeciendole a listed
haga publica mi aclaracion sobre las
razones que e. general Trevino tuvo
para su Marcia al norte en- ell ano
de 1865, dejando al General Diaz en-
Oaxaca, me es grsto s~uscribirme a
listed. su Ammo amigo Y paisano gus
10 aprecia:-Antonio Ramos Csdena.
Manuel Muzquiz BLANC0
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moria de- hcroico general fr%onteri-
70.
Paso, pues, al asunto principal De
csta mi carta:
En- ell ano de 1872. estando 20 en-
Monterrey, tu>e neccs;LI de If i
Saltillo, Y a despedirme fui del Sc
nor General Trevino, Quien ME dijo:
No sera dificil que por ALA nos
veamos. aunGre TENGA QUE IT,
GARME POR 5EGUNDA VEZ, Por-
Que Sostenes,-El General Sostcnes
Rocha-no quiere que salga de Mon
terrey, Y 20 nccesito If d Fl Burro.
Extran6me aQue!la Erase c2l geEe-
raj Trevino, de "tugarmc por segun-
da vez" y acerca de ella lie pre-
gunt6.
Zero til no Sabcr de este?
Pie prcgunto a ST. ve1. Il 10 quo con
taste quo no.
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tas, ' habria sido re.ataGa per Memo
fonte".
Ia or6eranza podria c~ondenarlo:
falt6 4 ella como soldado, como SOL
daCo u2ccanico : Quien "a lev ec1ita
veda TODD ~raciocinio. p-ohibe toea
acci6a personal. obIiga 4 Ia junction
ciega del pedazo &c hero de IN
engranaje, movido por n sofa fuer-
IA supreme. Dero no como soid4doS il
telectual. cue sabe cuando el interes
70 IA pgtria. cuando Ia raZ6n acct
dental del mon,e~to ruedcn y 5coen
r~oIorarse sabre 81 precepto de la or
denanza.
8 81 ranersI Dahou+ no hubjesc
7Ycsto en- olvifo las 6rfenes de Ma
roIe6r :. combarido conforne q 81
r~o,;o nrsr no 50 bybiera Ilerado
al t-iurfo do Cronstand, nj 50 hQbie-
=. 1rsngrsdo "a y,rtora e~snjenGoro-
81 Do ,Jera
(; TeT;storIss 10 brbiera entrerado
~ =. ~S0. ar.as Iobre
,s .cNss al war dol brrbiDiaIaro,
49, 80. T.. b,n,an;so4 can - .Io-
-, Do Ssran,ira
TqI os 81 ,.sso del General Ire
,f5o. = 80 aotr.rs On Ca..ca. 81.
fieI a las -gperiores 6r5ercs crtrega
-, asnsd, - s7s bomb~cs Al Ma-iscal
R.y,;r, -, -sIgt,r, o, nrcstra
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UNA CARTA Y UN PRES77G7O.

-Digo, por segunda vez.-conti-
ruo-porque va ina 10 hice, solo
que entonces acompanado por los
soldados de m: legion, abriendome
paso. a machetazos, desdc OaXaca
hasta Nuevo Leon,
y entonccs q me Mario e. suoeso
Militaba en- C;axaca bajo las or
denes del General Porfirio Diaz, a
I.atir al cual habia lido NADIA menos
Que el Mariscal Bazaine. La pla-
"a de Oaxaca defendida h~erolcamen-
tc. estaba a punto de caer en- ma
nos del enemigo, como cayo al fin.
Tn dia. uno artes de que Ia plaza
e entregara Y quedaran prisione-
los e. general Diaz V todos u Ie-
fcS, III amigo suyo dijo al General
T~revino:
-iSah2s que esta II ha sa-
lido dc la plaza la caballerla de Ii
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Chato-e! coronel Felix Diaz-y Ia
Gel General Ramos?
ST, dijo el general Trevlno, con
una comisi0r.
-Parece que no hay tai comlslon
'-agrego ell interlocutor:-lo que ST.
oede es cue Ell general Diaz entire
CARA la plaza a Bazaine dc hoy a ma
mana, V quierc salvar sus fuerzas,
pues va 10 es possible defcnderse.
-Entonces me dijo el general
Treviho, yo resolvi, inrl2diatamen-
te. no entrcgarme al enemlgo. y.
adn contra las 0rdenes del general
en- jefe. salve d mi genie V srgul
combatiendo al invasor en- la fronte-
"a. Les liable 4 mis- Jefes y Off
cjalcs. Y todos estuvieron de acuer
90. Por Ia noche sallmos. Y, "a
hricndonos paso con nuestros mache-
ties entire la muchedumbre de me
migos Que nos sa!ian al paso, atrave-
zamos la R~epublica entera, desde
Oaxaca hasta Nucvo Leon, atravezan
do los EstadoS de PuGbla, de Vera
cruz v de Tamaulipas, sin dejar de
combatir. Una vcz en- Nuevo Leon,
ros o~rganizamos, y segulmos batlen-
DO a los franceses y d los traldores
hasta ell dia de Ia victoria.
Esta es Ia vcrdad de aquel suceso,
Que ell senior General niaz conto en-
sus memorials Y relate a u amigos:
Como listed We, no hay NADIA en- el
Que pueda manchar Ia reputation del
general Trevino, Sino por cl contra
RIO, hacerla aun mayor. 81 el aoan
dono al General Diaz en- Oaxaca,
fu6 porquc no quiso ~perderse Jun
to o el, = ST salvar 81 tropa para
seguir combatiendo sin descanso has
ia la iornada de Queretaro.
Va Que a tai respecto escrioo a
voy 4 perr!itirme darle cier-
tos datos que juzgo intcresantes, d
cerca de otro de los asuntos tratados
en- el ultimo capitulo de sus memo
.ias. no por listed, sine por la perso-
ma que ractifica su anterior re!a-
10. V cuyo noElbre guarda listed dis
cretamente.
10 que listed afirnl5 en- el calitulo
de sus Memorials IN que hiZo aluslon
a L. batalla de Icamole, respecto del
general Quiroga, tengo muchos datos
para suporer que sea ~c:erto, a pc !
sar de In rectificacion citada. que,
gracias a su discretion. ignore por
cuian lie haya sido hecha.
FL general Francisco Naranjo di-
10 muchas wees en- mi nresencIa Y
10 repiti0 siempre que para clio hubo
OCCASION, a mis- amigos, que RI ge-
neral Quiroga habia quedaGo de pa
a las filas porfiristas en- lea
mole, y que no 10 hizo Ademas. ten I
20 para crcerlc, Ia affirmation que
lie clio me ..,i:o e' general Don Jose
Mier. oue fu& ell Juez de Qui-
roga en- Monterrey, cuando Sc lie con-
ieno a muerte. Temiendo que ell
general Trevino 10 ~perdonara, Sc le
,izo salir de Monterrey, quedando su
zen manos del General Naran-
% quien era 81 enenigo irreconcilla-
lie desde antes de 10 de Icamole, Y
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