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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
MOLINE SCHOOL
CONTRACT GIVEN
Central Engineering Company Of
Davenport Bids s60,S25 to
Erect Logan Building.
Especial Moline Service)

Central Engineering company OF
Davenport has been awarded the
general contract for the erection Of
The new Logan school, on the
southeast corner of Sixteenth ave-
nue. and Twenty-fifth street, Mo-
line The Davenport firm bed $780,
S25. The contract was let at the
special meeting OF the Moline board
OF education held last evening.
The Moline Heating and Con-
struction company was awarded
contracts for heating and plumbing
Heating bid was $10.972, including
$1,573 for installation of the Their
mostat system of regulation.
Plumbing will cost $5,312. Low bid
for wiring was made by the Tri-
City Electrical company for $1,278
and the painting contract went to
Woodruff company for 81 ,089.90.
Bidders who were unsuccessful
in getting the general contract
were: Brissman & Co., SCI 100; Carl
Bergstedt, Sos, Edward An
dries. sos, 1865; P. H. Lorenz, $685.
258; Carlson & Co, $69,343 and
Rathbun & Co., $74,700.
WOTk on tue Du1Iu4uS VIII De
started as soon as the deed on the
Gordon tract of two and a quarter
acres is delivered. which is expect
ed in a few days. The tract cost
$500 White-Phillips company of
Davenport purchased bonds on the
site and the erection of the building
in the sum of $SS ,06S.55 at a pre-
MUM of $3.O68.55. Seven bonding
companies bid for the bonds,- the
lowest bidder offering a premium
of S1,717.
Certificates of satisfactory COM
pIetion of continuation school
course for apprentices were issued
H. H. Heming and Carl Melin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
SIXTH INFANTRY
NOT TO ENTRAN
FOR STATE CAMP
lspecial Moline Service

Especial Moline SerVlce.)
Company E. Sixth infantry. Mo
lines unit in the Illinois Reserve
Militia, will not entrain for Camp
Lincoln, Springfield, for summer
tactics, according to word received
this morning from Colonel Frank
Bacon. commanding the Sixth.
The order has been revoked, but
record rifle practice will supplant
the summer camp, says the notice
The revocation Of the order, which
also directs the Fifth, Sixth and
Seventh infantry regiments, adds
strength TO the rumor that the re-
serve unit is soon to be disbanded.
1t is not probable though, that
the company will be sent to the
rifle range before the discharge or
der is received. Camp Grant is the
closest designated rifle range.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
MANY PEOPLE SEE
PLANE IN FLIGHT

Many Rock Island people suffered
from sore necks this morning, the
result of their efforts to keep their
eyes glued on an airplane, circling
and dipping about over the heart
of the city.
The plane was piloted by an
aviator from ST Louis, who has
been at the Rock Island arsenal for
the last couple of days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
Obituary
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson.

Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson died at
8 O'Clock Monday night in the home
of her daughter, Mrs Gus Swanson,
1853 Twelfth street, after being
belfast from heart trouble eight
months. She was born in Morgan
county. Ill, Feb. %. 1912, and has
been living with her daughter for
the last III years. She is sur
yiVed by four children. Mrs. Gus
Swanson. Rock Island; Moose Fer
guson, Colorado; Miss Maria Fergu-
son, California, and John Ferguson,
Alexander, III There are also four
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
Lloyd Walter RIdenOur.

Leakage of the heart caused the
death Of Lloyd Ridenour, three year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Ridenour, 1889 Thirty-fOurth street
Monday evening at 10 o'clock. He
was born Sept. 6. 1915 at Musca-
tine, Iowa. The parents and a
younger brother survive. Rev. W.
G. 0glevee will conduct the funeral
services, which will take place at
the home, at IL O'Clock tomorrow
morning. The burial, however
will be made in Muscatine, where
the body will be shipped tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
PEACE JUBILEE
TO BE HELD BY
SILVIS PEOPLE
Especial Moline Service. J

Peace jubilee for residents OF Sill
Wis will be held Saturday and Sun
day evenings, July 10 and 20. Fire
works, band music and refresh
ments are part of the program so
far prepared for the occasion.
The celebration is a community
affair. given for and by the COM
munity. Cannon Peril is chairman
of the general committee in charge
and the program each evening will
be carried out at First street and
Tenth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
Estate of solomon E. Van EoOrden. de
ceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
executor of the last viii and testament of
solomon e. Van Noorden. late of the
county of Rock leland. state of Illinois,
deceased, hereby gives notice that he will
appear before the Hon. Benjamin Bell
Judge of the probate court of Rock Island
county, at the probate court room, in the
city Of Rock Island. at the September
term. on the first Monday in September.
next, at which time All persons having
claims against said estate are notified and
reduested to attend for the purpose of
having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
the Wndersigned
Dated The s6th day OF June. 4. d. 1919.
EDWARD 3. KRETS.
Executor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
MUCH COTTON USED.

Washington, July 15.-Cotton
consumed during June was 474,4O7
bales of lint and 15.037 OF linters
the census bureau announced to-
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
Miss Eunice ROSoId.

Miss Eunice Bosold passed away
at 9 O'Clock last night in
the home of her sister, Mrs. H E.
Gelhart, $50 Twenty-first street.
She was 20 years of age at the time
of her death, having been born in
Rock Island Nov. 8, 1898. Both
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Be-
sold, have been dead for several
years. Besides Mrs Gelhart, FIVE
other members of her family, four
sisters and a brother, survive.
They are Mrs. F. G. Ittner, SO
TWenty-drst street, Rock Island; ;
Mrs. Andy Lagomarcino, DaveL-
port; Mrs. Kate Krebs, Chicago;
Mrs. O. W Lindstrom, Quebec, Can
ada. and Roy Bosold, who is at
home now on furlough from the
general military hospital in Denver,
Colo. The deceased was a member
of st. Joseph's Catholic church.
The remains will be taken TO her
home tomorrow morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15

The body of Mrs. James j. Parks.
whose death occurred in st. Louis,
Mo, yesterday will arrive tome
row and will be taken to the Knox
undertaking parlors. Friends are
invited to attend the interment at
Chippiannock cemetery and motors
will leave the chapel at IL o'clock.
Mrs. Parks, who before her mar
riage was Flora Grace Conway, was
born in Rock Island Nov. g. 1858,
the daughter of Joseph Conway and
the granddaughter of Miles W. Con-
way, one of the oldest settlers of
Rock Island county. She was unit
ed in marriage with James J. Parks
Sept 80. 1875, and for the last 20
years had made her home in st.
Louis. Surviving are the widower-
two daughters. Mrs. W. NJ. HUNT
of Atlanta, Ca, Mrs. W. R. Bright
of st. Louis and a sister. Mrs. L. J.
Donaldson of Evanston, Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
Ms. Artie Brown Arnold.

Mrs. Artie Brown Arnold, 2504
Fourth avenue, died yesterday
morning in her home. at the age
of 80 years. She was born in
Galesburg, Oct. u. 1885. and the
body was sent last night to that
town for burial. She leaves her
husband, Irwin Arnold
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
NAB TERRORIST
PLACING BOMB
Italian With Two Internal Ma
chimes Caught in Act by
Police Of Farrell, Pa.

Farrell, Pa, July 15-Carrying
two cylindrical bombs, which the
police say are similar to those used
by terrorists in their outrages in
eight cities last June, an Italian
who gave his name as Ralph Ruo-
tolo, %, of Youngstown. Ohio, was
arrested here this morning while
placing one of the Internal ma
chimes in the rear of the home OF
Joseph CaLtelloup, wealthy fruit
merchant. He was placed in jail
and federal authorities notified.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15

1t is estimated that the total
length of wire in the sheathing and
core of the worlds cables made
since their introduction in 1857 is
sufficient TO reach from the earth
to the moon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15

The custom of presenting a judge
with a pair of white gloves when
the court assemblies with no cases
to try, which happened recently in
the island of Nantucket, owes it's
origin to the fact that in olden days
judges were forbidden to wear
gloves on the bench for fear of
brides being dropped into them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
Police News
Especial Moline ServiceJ .

NSpecIdl moline SerFlceJ-
Il had a lot Of booze stored IN
der my barn on Fourth avenue near
First street, Rock Island, and l
used to get a bottle nearly every
day, but l have never sold a drop"
said NJ. c. Lautsch of Rock Island
when he plead guilty in the Mo-
line police court last evening to a
charge of violating one of the city
liquor ordinances. He was fined
$25 and costs He was arrested
early Sunday morning and had
three bottles of liquor in his pos
session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15
TWIN CITY FIRMS
ARE EXHIBITORS

The Moline Pillow company, Velie
Motors corporation, and Deere and
company of Moline, and the Rock
Island Pillow company and Grid-Iron
Grip company of Rock Island, are
exhibitors at the ninth annual ma
tional tractor demonstration which
opened today at Wichita, Kans., to
continue throughout the week.
Thousands of acres of wheat stub
BILE near Tyler, six and one-half
miles west of Wichita, has been Sc
cured for public demonstrations
ever yafternoon f<om 1 TO $3.50.
The exhibit is under the direction
of the National Implement and We
hicle association.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-15

Frank Reed. 16 years old, OF Rock
Island, was freed and the charge
of stealing dismissed by Magistrate
Frank Gustafson in the Moline po-
lice court last evening. Reed stole
two bicycles and the owners of the
wheels were lenient Magistrate
Gustafson suggested to Reed that
he go on a farm where he would
not be tempted to steal bicycles.
Jack Bixgorm of Davenport paid
$40 this morning in East Moline
police court for speeding. J. B.
Manning. also arrested On the same
charge, was to appear before Mag
istrate A. A. Niles this afternoon
Bert Carhan. alias Bert DupreZ
Of Rock Island. paid a fine last eff
ening in the Moline police court
for driving his machine without
lights
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-04
sa20OOO.OO.

I sThe motion being seconded by ~ Com M
missioner Hayes, was put, to q vote W y
the Chairman and duly llysce eadeisob v Inns
J, M n tSat II the salary Of the janitor be
inesvery much pleased with ms 1or Tue
mast six months. Carried - 80, 81. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25
FL FONOGRAFO CONTRA
FL NAL DEL SUENO

81 ~dijeramos a nuestros l%ectores
que Ell fon6grafo tiene propiedadeS
curativas contra e. nal del sueno, de
SECURE que sonreirian, s]uponiendo que
nos referiamos q 81 personals docmi=
lonas cue aprovechan cu~alquier es-
critorio o mesa para echarse u sizes
tec;ta a cuestas. Pero no es asi. FL
sueno cue Sc ha descubierto puede
ser curaao con el foAografo. que cs Ia
enfermedad de csc nombre q hasta
ahora Ia intrigado tanto 4 los me-
dicos. resuccto de 81 y estado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25
LA ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXICANA.

En- mpros Dc TN aho dc hsberse instaiA
DO. ha instruido a muchos estudiantes para
que cOnsiruiera7 emplco en- los IF. &C. Ma
cionaies De Mexico y otros sistcmas tcrre
viarioS.
So inpsr;cn conocimientos y e~nsenanza
~,oEupleta y modcrna: a lrspecto-eS de Loco
no.o-a.. Inspectors de Frenos dc Aire. ms
pcc;oroy Dc Caldrras. lrs2ectores dc Trenes.
Maquinista~. FoGoneros. Conductors. Caro-
trros. Rcra adore Dc Carros, Mecanicos DC
Casa Rcdonda. Mccanicos de Piso : Taller
Genera. Mccanicos. DC Frcnos de Airc. Is
pecialistas y otros varies curses.
La EscEcia Ferrocarrilcra MeXicana erss-
ia csos traba;os p0r corrcsyondencia. a 90
COS aquellos que dcsearen ser algo ms Gus
etarnos esclavos de tTabajos duros y suei-
dos hajos. y ayuda 4 perfeccionarse a los
cue eicrcc1 sin tenor E-aldes conoc:Tnientos-
Ia Escuela Ferroca-rilcra Mexicana Is re-
conocidR : recomcRdGda 20. todas las CnIo-
res de Fsr-oca.rileros McxicaEos. altos iefes
$ promincntes empicadOs.
Pc: n insignificartc suua de cuatro pesos
cincGrnta c~cntavos. puedo smpezar z pe-fec-
c;onarse o estudisr M curse: laegc cinco
~ccatavos diar.oS hasta que ap!enta IN curse
: -cciha certificate = diploms.
Desc prcba- SUI fuer=a de voluntad para
aprcaic- r!So rrnv>choso: Remita IN pese
c!ncucaia ccr:zvos en- giro postal u orGcn ds
express. I .nmediataaacnte vecib!r& lectione.
y mses.ras de GrabeGos E yarios ~colores. su.
.~ioscntes para un mes &c estudios.
Directions:
ESCuELA FERROCkRRILERA MEXICANA
P. Q. Boa u. Ind:o. CalH. y. 6 \
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25
Padeci0j duyante Oanos
de Intermediates del
Est6mago.
.Ahora esta en- perfectaS condl-
clones de salud. tiene IN ape
tito eXcelente V come 10 que
desea sin experimental
mOlestia alguna

Ts.uve cnfermo por mucho tempo. Teri
ronstinaci6a. irdigest!6H. catarro y Otras cH-
@eracGados y dolores. Probe los mejorcs re-
rneGins y consuitc con los m"di:os dc mas
far,a. rc-o sin loCrar "livio algunc. FINAL
..rnte Ile-lc = cs.ar tan debil que no ToGta
traha Jar > tan nc-vioSo que apenas podta
conciliar cl sucTo. Estaba dcaesperado ,
sin sabe- que hace-. Por una afortuHada
casial;dad ne cn:crs del te medicinal. S..
BERNARD = c-nrcct i tomarlo iesGc lueGo.
Al POGO TEMPO me sen;i meiorado y ahora
cstoy del toio b:cn. Est" {" nc euro.
For 10 tanro. 81 a!guna persona Sc sieate
nal q t:arc enfcrncGaGrS Gel eStjmaEo. NJ
noncs q ,ntestinos. Ice acorseio Drueben es-
tc tc medicinal -. Bernard. Is agradahie
10 .abor y sus rcsultaGos son del TODD salts
po- s paquc;"s. I IA s~isuient. direction:
factories.
Mander sI.i2 FOR cada paqua;c. o $500
s. Bernard Gardens. D-2l. New Orleans.
La. y le cnviaran este magniflco rcmedio
con las irstrucciones para Usarlr. Sierra de-
yuc.to q inpor;C Ell case de quo dele de
rropo-cio7ar Joe rcsultados mas satsfacto-
rios. Vale Ia pcHa ~probarlo. tAdv)-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25

PUONCILLO MEXICANO.

Chocolate m~eNicano. que>J de tuna.
caicta Dc membriliO. p!a,-aoS pasa-
doS. uue-O graude meAlcaIi". reboZos
ara sonora. reataS meNIca12S para
lazar. toguillas de cerda, metateS ron
manO m0IcajcteS, mOh!0s para nlAta-
nal. hoiaS paratamaieS. tamallna. pei
neS para metate. pelneS n1eN!can0S pa
"a Ia cabeza. moli1illuS para Ell chOco-
late. Chicle negrc chicie blancO meNi-
c.no pinoie meXicanO. cOlaclOn me-
xicaHa. duices meXicanos. chlcharron
de pucrcO pren>ado, carne SEGA, pl-
nuin del monte. chile colorado. 1ER-
BNS MEDICINALES, Medicines de
.cdaS classes. perfumes de tOtaS mar
cas- y preciOS. WHO'S EMBOTELLA-
DOS, propios para bales y reuniones.
en- fin. el mas graRde surtldo De
cuantc uSted lie ha2a faita. sea 10 que
-ea.. Nue<tra casa es Ia nGmerO !
Il III genera en- e. Sur dc Sos ESta-
JnidoS.
Aunoue no nos mande 2! diUero
.~tC'a-tado. como sc 10 eXigen otros,
7DdcmCS surtirle los pedid0s que nos
haga. EScribanoS p!diendO listaS de
-~reciaS por mayor y No lie
re-ara.
,s:.!ia ~ correspondence 4 san
LUIS MERCANTILE Co. 32il: W.
Commerce St. - DepaTtanenIo O.
San Antonio. Texas.
NDTA: - CaGa vierneS sc pubtlCa
nuestra lista de precioS en- este perio-
dice. No dele de buscarla en- la Sc
-unda Dlara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25

Ia fanliiia. do cucnta de 10 ocurrido
a! medlco V Sc acord6 haeer nuevos
experimentos, dando por resultado
que Ia durm.ente Sc ~despertaba varias
veces cuando el fon6grafo tocaba al
gunas pleas musicales populares.
En- vista de clio, los medicos Que
han estudiado Ell case, Green que Ia
sonora podra recobrarse, 10 obstante
contar So amos de cdad.
Ash pues. "a 10 saben nucstros lee
torres. A comprar I'm fon6grafo, o
aquelIo de las dudas Y conste que
este no es reclamo para nuestros d.
nunciantcs CT csc ri--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25

pathological. ! s. Ia medicina no re-
sulta eficaz en- todos los casos. 10 ma
sido al menos en- uno. ocurrido reclen-
temente en- Oxford, Estado de Nueva
York. del que da cuenta la prensa
americana.
La sonora Fred Tracey. recina de
csc lugar. Sc encontraba dormida des-
de hacia cuarenta dias, sin que los
mGdicos. nj las drogas que Sc lie adj
ministraban. lutheran logrado, no va
despertar!a. pero nj s!Qulera hacef
que Sc rcmoviera. permaneciendo Ia
DANA. en- IN cstado dc rigidez par0,
cido al dc la ~catalepsia. La pena de
los famiiiares causada por esta des-
gracia. fu6 disminuyendo POGO a po-
co Y cstos empCzaban a rcsignarsc
ron terer en- la casa a II eSpcclc de
Bella Durmicnte dc! BosQue. Y gra-
du~a,.lente fueron tambien Vo!viendo
A la vida normal. Una tarde. uno
de les familiares, aburrido sin duda,
del seDulcral silencio Que habia Ell la
casa. echo a ardar q fon0grafo j no
bien habia ~cmpezado Ia maqulna q
lamar su estridente sonido. cuando
la durmiente Sc incorpor6 en- su le-
cho ' dirigiendose a la maquina le
pregunt6 nconscientemente: "GQue
es ESQ.," volviendo 2 dormirse en- Sc
guida.
Visto Ia! cosa por eli micmoro de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25

Sc NECESITAN scHori;as Ia-a QUO :@aha-
i,n On fa5rica dc puros. De5c7 r-rssa.a7
-rferencias. Ocur-aa I Finck CiCa. Fac
cory. csQugna Pscos Y ". Commerce.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25

Sc NECESITA un honb-c Que sepa o-dehar
va,as O,u--aa .amediatamel;c a 5Z5 Sc.
Alamo. go
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25
Distinguidas pcrsonas ~regresan dc Eu
ropa a la capital.

Proccdcntc de Paris. donde reside
Dor n~s de nueve amos, lego 2 esta
capital por ell puerto de Feracruz. Ia
sonora dona Virginia Iturbide de
L;mantour. esposa del scnor Jose lg-
nacio Limantour. persona &c n nc
jor sociedad capi:aiina.
La ~disting-iida v~iajcra vueive I
Mexico por razones de salud. aseGu-
rando que 81 china dc apu: la mejo-
rara notablementc. Narias faElil!as
de la aristocracia mctropolitana estu
vieron a recibir a dona Virginia, ha-
ciendola obieto de toda clase de Carl
nos y atenciones.
Tambien l!cgaron de ia capital de
Francia ell senior D. Pedro C0rcuera
= 81 esposa DoHa Guadalupe Mlcr de
Corcucra, Dertenecientes a la buena
sociedad de Guadalajara. capital del
Estado de J~alisco. La familia Cor
Guerra viene con ell objeto lc radicarse
en- es:a capital. como 10 cstuvo antes
De que el pals SO t~rastorn2ra a eau
So de la r~evolucion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Die. u
Las autoridades militares de esta pla-
"a. obedcciendo ordenes expresses del
gobierno, estan dispuestas a evitar
Dor todos los med:os que esten en-
sus manos los escandalOs o motlnes
que pudieran registrarse el dla prl-
nero de Enero proXimo. con motive
de la toma de possession del nucvo
AyuntaNiento.
Para este objeto varias son las me-
didas QUO Sc han estado tomando des-
de ahora, entire elias Ia de reco%er
las armas que habia entire los partl-
c~ulares, a quicnes. ademas, Sc vlgl-
lara Y Sc investigate para ell case de
que tengan alguna responsablild2o
por la retenci6n de esas armas, a me
nos que indiquen que no eran pa
ra ningUn uso contrario al Orden pu-
blico.
Per 10 pronto las armas fueron va
recogidas Y So dice que sc recogeran
algunas otras. para 10 cual estan ira
baiandO con suma actividad agcntcs
especiales de la policia del ejGrclto Y
dc Ia Inspection General.
Con respecto q la actitud de las
autoridades. ell dia de la toma de po-
session.. Sc sabc que las GALES de Ia
ciudad seran debidamentc patrui!a-
das. mas de 10 que 10 fueron Ell dia
dc las elecciones, pues como Sc indi-
ca. Ell gobierno esta dispuesto a no
pcrmitir acto violento de ningun ge-
nero de parte dc los no %simpatiza-
doreS con los f~uncionarios clectos en-
las paSadas cleccioncS.
Sc ha dispuesto tambien que Q!
mismo dia primcro el Palacio MUM
cipal este perfectamente resguarda-
do cor trcpas y centinelas. a fin de
cue no Sc p~ernita la entrada mas que
a personals que tengan que hacer csc
dia en ell edificio Y que den IA segu-
ridad dc que son de orden y, mas cue
este, que Sc sepa cue estan dc acuer-
do con el triunfo de los ciudadanos
del nuevo Ayuntamiento capitalino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25
Mas rcudiciorcs dc zapatistas.

Fl jcfc de! poder ~cjecut;vo comu-
nic0 al lie. Tajonar. actual gober-
nador del Estado de Morclos, que po-
dia accptar In rendici0n del coroncl
zapatista Benito Fillegas CT las condi
clones que Sc indicaban Y que eran
Oar al rend;do Y a sus vcintic:nco
hombrcs las g~arantias que a los an
tcriormente %rendidos. asi como un
auxilio para que vivian mientras Sc
ponen a TRAFALGAR en- el lugar que mas
les convenga. especialmente en- Ia a
gyicultura del mismo Estado dc Mo-
relos.
Con este motive el jefc zapatista
entreg6 aver mismo en Cuautla las
armas que p~ortaban el Y sus s%oldados,
a o]uienes Sc dej0 los caballOs para que
Sc trasladen al punto en- que Tayan 4
TRAFALGAR. Sc les eXtendieron am
bien los salvo-conductos de rcg!a-
mento.