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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

dziej pladrowal po pokoju, Damn
obudzil sic a widzac intruza, po-
czal don strzelaG. IBandyta pre-
straszony wyskoczyi oknem i po-
cza} biedz chodnikiem, ratowac
chcac swe zycie, "a MIN zas, W
nocnej tylko bieliznie policyant'
Noe oraz dobre bandyty nogi ME
pozwoliiy policyantowi go PREY
trzymac.
Elias H. Purcell, kompozytor,
ktorego Smierc niedawna ME 20
stala do tel pory wyjaSniona, po-
zostawil pc sobie $4,000. Adwo-
kat julie F. Bower, reprezentuJa-
cy wdowe wni6s} do sadu prosbe'
ktora zada, ably administracye
majatku po zmar}ym objefa wdo-
wa. Petycya ia zostaia przyJeta
przez sedziego probacyjnego Hor
nera kt6ry zawyrokowai, IL re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

zostal superintendent wow
czas, gdy prezesem Rady Szkol-
mel byl Jakob NJ. Loeb Kwestya
jest tego rodzaju, re asystent
rzecznika miejskie3o Chester E.
Cleveland, reprezentujacy Nor
tensona dowodzi, Re Loeb manu-
JAG Chadsey superintendent
.byl tymczasowo tylko prezesem
Rady i jake TAXI ME mial prawa
mianowania superintendent ma
okres czteroletni. w razie, gdyby
sad wydal wyrok, il Chadsey
jest upowazniony prawem do
speiniania odebranego mt urzs-
du, burmistrz Thompson i jego
.klika zapowiadaja, re "a wygra-
ia ME dadza. Jezeli ME zrzeknie
sic on 'urzedu "a stosownym wy
nagrodzenicm, ~zostanie Z urzedu
usuniety siia, a jake przyczyns
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22
KR6TkE N0TATK MEJSKlE.
Jozef Martie, wtasciciel sklepu

Jozef Martie, wtasciciel sklepu
spozywczego, mieszczacego sic
pnr. 1885 w. 72ga ul., LEGACY lat
90, zmarl wczoraj nagle W chwili,
gdy W sklepie swym zaiety byl
pakowaniem zakupionego przez
goscia artykulu. Wada serca by
la przyczyna nagiej smierci. Przy
wolany lekarz sensational
smierc.
w tarapaty nielada dostai sic
jakis wlamywacz, ktory oknen
wszedi do mieszkania policyanta
Ralph Damn, III West ll0ty pl.,
z zamiarem rabunku. Gdy zfo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22
Ze Skautingu Polskiej
Rady Narodowej.

DIS W parafii Niepokalanego
serca Najsw. Mary Fanny W
Irving Park, odbeda sic cwlcze-
mia Oddziadu No. CITY. Podczas
cwiczeh bedzie obecny Naczelny
Skautmistrz A. J. P}ocihski. -
Chlopcy ktorzyby sobie zyczyli
nalezyc do tego Oddzia1u racza
Sic stawiG ma to zebranie.
Jutro zaS, 23go b. m. o 3ciej
pc po1udniu W sail zwyklych ze-
bran W parafii sw. Wladyslawa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

wszystko i czyni, ably miastu W
walce z kompania tramwajowa
zaszkodzic, to jednak ma on da-
ne, ktore daja moznosc twierdzc-
MIA, re oostatetznie z walk tel
wyjdzie miasto zwyciesko. lego
samego zdania So jego a~systenci,
prokurator Chester z. Cleveland
i Swiezo przyjety do wspolpracy
adwokat Ringer. Ettelson bedzie
sic rowniez ~starai, ably kompania
pc przegraniu swego procesu, -
zmuszona zostaia do zwrotu mad
wyzki. ktora Cd czasu wprowadze
mia siedmio-centowej jazdy po-
pobierala Cd publicznoSci. Zwr0-
Gil on uwage ma fakt, re sedzia
sadu okregowego, powiatu San
CANON, Smith, zawyrokowal, IL
aczkolwiek Komisya U~zyteczno-
SCI pozwolila podnieSc ceny bile
tow o diva Gently, tiumaczqc krok
swoj TEN, re kompania tramwaio
wa ponosi obecnie wiekszc wy
datki, to jednak stwierdzil, re
fakt ten ME byl wystarczaj2cym,
ably ia dostatecznie usprawiedli-
vial w podwyzszaniu ceny bile
tow. w kilku dniach dowicmy
sic nieoo wiecej o tel intercsuja-
cej obywateli chicagoskich kwc-
styi.
~MoRTENSoN NoWYM SU-
SZKoL
M~IEJSKIcH.
Charles E. Chadsey, byiy sr-
perintendent szkoi miejskich wy
|toczys process mianowanemu
przez Rade Szkolna zarzadcy
szk6l P. A.. Mortensonowi, chcac
stracic 60 z tego urzedu, ably sam
! m6gl go posiasc. Mianowany on
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

Oddziai Nc. Sci bedzie mial evil
czenia oraz dalsze zapisywanie
nowo zgiaszajacych sic chop
cow. Oddziai ten robi znaczne
postepy i spodziewat sic MONA,
re wkrotce bedzic sic zaliczai do
wiekszych Oddzia}6w.
A.. J. Pfocihski,
Giowny Naczelnik.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22
MOnikd MiGjSCOwa,
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY l

kandydata na przyszlego prezy-
denta, w wielkiej sail bankieto-
wei podniosiy sic entuzyastyczne
okrzyki, p~opierajace rezolucye.
Stany senator Morton D. Huh,
nawohwai republikanow, ably
stall murem PREY Lowdenie, wy
noszac jednoczeSnie W niebogso-
sy skuteczna administracye gu
bernatora. Fakcya Brundage'a
r6wniez Przy2aczy sic do tego ru-
chu, co rowniez uczyni niezawod-
ME i administracya miejska. -
Wszystkie fakcye indorsujs i po-
pierac beda kandydature w. F.
Struckman'a ma sedziego Sadu
Wyzszego, jakotez kandydature
Fred'a G. Rush'a ma sedziego O.
.kregowego. Czyuione So starania,
ably przedstswicieli partyi robot
niczej niedopuScic do ubiegania
sic o urzedy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

wzgledu, re zmariy ME pozosta-
viii po sobie testamentu majatek
caly ma bye p~odzielony pomiedzy
wdowe, syna i corke,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

poda burmistrz fakt, re Chadsey
ME jest odpowiedzialnym ma to
stanowisko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22
PRZYGoTOWYWUJA KAN
PANIE PRZEcTWKo ZWo-
LENNIKOM

Uzednicy ciowi zapowiadaja,
ze se czynione przyotowania,
kt6re maja ma celu urzadzanie ma
iazdow IA rome lokale W ME
seize, ktore z przyczyn mn INA
nych ajmuJs sig wyrabianiem
nSpcj6w aIkohosowych. To samo
oanosi Sie rowniez i do poszcze-
goinych obywateli, z ktorych vie
Ia dla rouywki wiecej nz uzytku
traci Gas W swych mieszksniach
"a dsperymentach. Zgodnie z
prawen anty-prohbryjnem kaz-
ta osobs, kt6ra przyhwycona
zoStsnie przz rrzrtndkow fede-
ralnych na wyTzbfmiu napojow.
narsza sic IA zaplscenie Cd 500
do $1,000 hry, oraz na dobitek
k1ry ~wie1unei. Bedzie to pre-
to ekSperynent nieco "a kosztow
ny a niewygodny. Pawo to
wchodzi W zycie z dniem 2sgo B..
m. Juz tcraz rad nazracza spe-
cyahych do tel piracy agentow z
poSrod tyeiecy swyh urzedni-
kow; kazdy z nich z~aopatrzony
Jest W cyrkularz,< omawiajacy
prawo, z ktorym kazdy z tych a.
gentow musi sic dobrze zapoznac.
Ma czele ich stoi Jack Hmessey
ktory zapowiedzial, re prawo be-
die przestrzegane do litery, oraz
re laski nj faworow ME bedzie
rad czynii nikomu. Zgodnie z
sym prawem ME bedzie wolno
kupcom s~przedawac chmielu nj
mnych zeczy, Potrzebnych do
wyrsbiania pfwa; sprzedajacy
r6wniez p~ociagniety bedzie do
srogiej odpowiedzialnosci. Urzed
nik6w csowych praca polegac be-
die jedynie IA wySIkiwaniu
winnych, ktoych z kolei aresz-
towac beda deputowsni federal
NJ, posyajac ich pred prokura-
tora stanowego. Ten odstswi ich
wowczs pred sedziego Landi-
s'a. Biada zaS tym, ktorzy sic
pred tyzn srogim sedzia mazda,
CHICAGO wYGRA PRocES
q KOMPANIA .TRAMWAJO-
WA -
Zdaniem rzecznika miejskiego
Ettelsoua, miasto ma jak najlep-
SIC szanse wygrania sporu tocza-
eego sic z kompania tramwsjowa
o przywrocenie piecocentowej
jazdy trsmwajowej. Tyczy SIG to
r6wniez i jaDdy tramwaiami gor-
nymi. T7macyL re aezSofwiek
,Komisya UzytecmoSci czynaa
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-10
YAQUI INDIANS ARE NOT BLAME
 FOR ALL RAIDS

Ei, PASO, Tex, epts;fo- YaTT, Indians depredations in the Mexican border states are becoming more ire ouent. but not all acts of banditry in the Yaoui country can be laid at the doors of the Indians according to ad' vices reaching here from Sonora. "lt k a case of giving dog bad name and hanging him." an American re- ported who is familiar with the ma raudirg activities of the Yaquis.
 It is the custom in Sonora he said, for NTexi,aus to shout "Yaoui%" wheu- eyer a forcirn6r has been l5illedih iso- 'ated territory. OF whenever fragrant violation of Mexican law has been committed anywhere in the section whore Naoujs may be found. This $ supposed to impress the visitor. with the idea that real Mexican banditry exists largely in the imaginations of outsiders. Hence the Yaqui iS>blamel for violent acts whether he was rc' sronsibIc or not.
 Yauui and Mexican bandit bands are both active and it iS said to be inn possible to tell which k guilty of va . fous reported raids, robbcries and mul~ IcrS.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-10
FACTS ABOUT SEWARD

Sr Seward is,suated on Resurrection Bay, midway ot tie coast line of the Gulf of Alaska and l6O mics irol route of tRe Pacific steamers to the Orient
 The various trade routes of the North Pacific Ocean and all the roads and highways and trails mountain passes from the interior converge at this point nuchas il nature had anticipated the need of gateway through which the trade and trayet6 "a great region might fd convenient passage v. >.r .-a.s: -..-, -,
 The deep perfectly protected harbOr presents an o6 long surface embracing forty square miles, upon which any ship that floats may sail in safety at any tme and which in appearance suggests nothing much as beaut full inland lake. ,.. ,. ;..a =" .
 Tke mainland and shores of Resurrection supply am pie space and perfect topography for the building oi cy Of whatever extent future needs may develops and this c constance, added to it's natural position as gateway to e interior and the freedom from ice at all seasons o the harbor and adjacent waters lead the government to select this port as the terminal for the railroad The u Emed coal and oil and mineral resources of Alaska W flow through this port to enter the commerce of the world and in return will the supplies for distribution over territory greater in extent than many state combined ts makag9tthe great pQrt of the North Pacltlc or the NEW YORK OF ALASKA. =. i,. .,.:. .,.,,.
 For other facts about Seward and the greatsdstrct surrounding this city, write to the
 TST> >JrTYA Jy,TSTON NI1 nNdnE
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450 is situated on the N. shore of Chignik Bay and in latitude 5G deg. 23 min, N. and Long. l5S deg, 20 min. w., Mag. Var 20 deg. 90 min. F.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- vcrsely any of said lands are required to tile with the Register and Receiver U'S. L.M!' Unpa No. bStars due vest l0Q9 chs, thence N. so chs. to Cor. k. ?, thence W. l!G.&7 chs. to Cor. No. 9, thence S. so chs. to Cor. No. i, of the United States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska, their adverse claim under oath, during the sixty days per. ,re,r ef pQbHcation.pf the notice of said duplication or within six months thereafter or they will be debarrcd by thgprovisi6ns of the statutes. .' ..
 EFFIE A .FRISBEE, Register. June 2&, .I91O.,,
 Seward Gateway 61 issues.
 Datc of'first Pub. Aug, 25, 1919. '"'''.' Date of last Pub. Nov, 4th, 1919.
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SEWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.:
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Mission. if it were not for help rece'v- ed from the United States the peopIs 41, Rpmania would have starved. He said with living conditions now SC nJ,rh improved there Is no fear or Bc'shevism in Ruphnia.
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KING AND QUEEN OF RIMANIA CONGRATULATE
 AMERICAN RED CROSS

BUCHAREST. Sept, l0- King Fer diHand and Queen Marie of Rumani" recently received members of the An er.can Red Cross Mission and congra- tu'ated them on the results of thci' work among the poor and in the hos pitalS.
 King Ferdinand told Colonel H. Gi'- dcon Wells, of Chicago Chief of the
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-10
SERIAL 0lllS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR z PATENT FOR COAL LANDS. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
 INVITED STATES LAND OFFICE
JUNEAU. ALASKA,

NOTICE IS HEREBY given that tho Thompson Valley .Coa Company, a corporation organized under the laws of the state of Arizona and duly mi- thorizcd 10 d6 business in the territofy of Alaska, has made application under tbo provisions of the Acts of Congress of April 2S, 1904, and May 2S, l&N&, and the provisions of the Revised Statutes relating to the location of coal lands to purchase the Tip Top ard Fourth of July coal claims which form q p'rt of the group of 'coa' claims incr G"1 ia U. s. Survey No 4TO, which is more, particularly de .c ibcd as to''ow, -
 rm@acing ,&t Cgr No. 1, whan'' thence F. 11G.&% chs to Cor. No. l. the place of beginning. Said survey No,
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WOOD UNDERTAKING COMPANY
 Licensed Embalmers
 Funeral Directors SEWARD. ALASKA.

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-01

surprised, therefore, when Carrnth-
.ers, with an unwonted seriousness in
his continuance, answered, after mo-
ment's silence.
u rather think you are right.
Gladys. III be getting my things and
An hour later jim and the Jazz girl
were sitting together on shaded rock
at the edge Of the cove. but" pro-
tested the girl. Il hadn't the faintest
idea, when told you all about myself
in town last winter, that you even
knew Gladys.
"You don't suppose, do you, that II
I'd known how things stood between
YOU and her I'd have told you al
that story about her fathers treat
ment of mother-about the property
and all? Nor that last night l would
have pointed her out to you as the
snob cousin I'd told You abont?"
NO Edith" responded Jimmy, Il
don't. A girl who gave up college
to support whole family, the way
you've doas and did 1t all with a
laugh when she'd have given her
hearts blood, almost, to 90 on with
her painting, isn't the kind to make
mischief. But on the other hand,
when a girl like Gladys, whose only
thought Is to make a front with the
money you ought to haye-that's right.
fully yours-pretends not to know her
own cousin, and not only that but af-
fects to despise her as a person not
even respectable, why, Jimmy Car
ruthers, fines going to become rela-
tive of that girl, would whole lot
rather be her cousin by marriage thai
her husband"
Nonsense, Jimmie!"
"Why ronsense?"
And to save her life Edith couldn't
tell him why.
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table, / thought, that there were upper
cells ora second story Of galleries in
the rock above the bandits cave and
There the two spies had lurked waiting
for an opportunity TO accomplish a
dastardly revenge.
They had seized the chance whea
Bob and,1 were telling our love in a
kiss Our love had destroyed Us Just
as we seemed to be united for perma-
| nent happiness! Our happiness had
been snatched from us Just as It was
perfected!
pushed Hamilton Certeis away
from me with all my strength and
gasped: = :.
The lights came OIL saw Don
Manuel at the switch. Certeis' arms
relaxed q little. did not cast a grand
glance Of defiance at either man, as
an indignant captive maid is sup
posed to do. simply slumped to the
ground and pulled Bob's head up to
| the level OF my heart. His eyes were
closed. His features were set in hor-
rible stlN white folds.
you've killed him!" 1 sobbed. "He
is dead!R
At that DR.. Certeis became the cold
man of science. He knelt by the side
Of my husband and proceeded to ex-
anime the case before him.
"He is not dead" he said at last. u
am sure he will not die. Please-I beg
you to believe me, Jeanne! Oh, do
not cry SOL"
II will-at oncs!" Certeis replied.
"Yot1 know why-you know there is
nothing will not do for you, Jeanne"
he said. His glance held mine, HIS
magnificent blue eyes were strangely
melancholy.
"Nothing-you will not do for me?'
l flashed back at him.
"NothIng-except restoring you to
your huSband!"
There was chest in the cave amply
stocked with the finest surgical anN
medical supplies. For half an hour
Certeis worked over Bob, and Don
Manuel helping him and ! chilled with
despair before restoratives produced
any improvement in my husbands con-
dition.
At the first sign of returning anima-
ton, Don Manuel removed Bob's Gun
from his pocket. shrugged, my
shoulders, but knew that it was wise
of the spaniard to take no risks. At
length Bob's eyelids quivered and he
struggled to raise himself on one ell
Rowland then to my horror-Don
Manuel slipped pair of handouts on
my husbands wrists and tied gag
across his lips!
"Of course we'll leave the man here
when we go?" he said to Certes.
"Alone? Sick? In this horrible
place? Are you, Don Manuel, not a
human being-but tiend " ! scream
led.
NY cry aroused Bob to realiza-
ton of what was going on about him.
He comprehended all that had hap
pened in a glance.
"Jane Ny loye!" he called softly.
/ sat down on the cot upon which they
had placed him and covered his man.
acled wrists with my poor cold hands.
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NEW PUBLICATION OF THE
West Virginia Geological Survey

film publication the
Virginia Survey organtown W. This publ PATTON
the following extract the printed circular Of the Geological
the publication queion
Detailed ette County bysy " Hen1en, issued
18th, 1919 1902 X1II pas OF in
NATTER illustrated halfone plates pd figures
echngs the text gee paned by separate oa topographic
geologic fth q the county ge sheets the
constituting cation hitherto
Virginia. Geological Fayete the
where the mining Of e'o Snees Goals first began
the other eds and minerals
this rich county nsE ara sna1zss t6syaos oai
qaeshpn Price of livery charges paid
s1rvet with other nes of the Survey
general Topographic 75c; OF the Ge
WEST VIRGINIA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
p O. Box s4s horganteWm w. Va
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COULDN'T SEE 1T.

Fortune Teller (reading cards.
You have money coming to you, but
no sickness whatever
Crent-That's singular! I'm the
new doctor across the street. Dos
ton Transcript.
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LEAVING 1T TO HIM.

"rm afraid your husband is beyond
help" said the doctor to the wife. II
can give no hope"
"Here you," came a voice from the
bed, 81 haven't snufted out yet.
Keep quiet, dearie," answered the
wife. Leave it to the doctor; he
knows best."-Jersey City Journal.
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Sometimes one wonders Just wher
to keep soiled clothes from one wash
day to the next. This question con
Germs the health of the family far
more than is generally realized.
Soiled garments should not be all
lowed to accumulate in bedroom clos
cts. A covered hamper placed in an
out of the way corner ola hall is a,
practical arrangement for the second
floor II there is no clothes chute.
/ know a woman who keeps her
laundry hamper on the attic stairs.
She says her clothes gather damp
ness in the basement.
Damp towels should always be
thoroughly dried before putting them
with other soiled clothing.
l like to keep table linen and tea
towels separate from the rest of the
laundry Also beware OF crumbs in
the tablecioths and napkins. Crumb
"ea'l' mice
Menu for Tomorrow
Breakfast-Grape fruit, spider corr
cake, bacon, coffee.
Luncheon-Split pea soup, crackers
cup cakes, tea.
Dinner-Pot roast of veal mashed
potatoes, diced white turnips, shred.
ded cabbage, floating island, coffee.
Ny Own Recipes.
Tufntps are known as fresh winter
vegetables. Their salts and acids are
not lost when taken from the ground,
although some Of the water is lost
through evaporation. They are best
during the fall and early winter as
they become dried and hard toward
spring.
ga cup eornmeal.
1-2 cups sour milk,
1-2 teaspoon soda.
10 teaspoon baking powder
1-2 teaspoon salt.
egg
tablespoon butter
Mix soda, salt, baking powder and
cornmeal. Beat egg well and add to
milk. Add gradually to cornmeal.
Heat frying pan, grease sides and bot
tom with butter. Pour In batter and
bake in hot oven for 20 minutes.
SPLIT PEA SOUR
10 cups split peas.
4 cups cold wateE.
cups milk.
Celery leaves.
tablespoon butter.
Salt and pepper.
Soak peas over night In water to
cover. Drain and start cooking In
the cold water with sugar and celery
leaves. Cook slowly until the peas
are perfectly soft. Rub through col
ander and reheat with milk ana butter
Ad seasonIngs.
VEAL POT ROAST.
Put bacon fat in the kettle meat is
to be cooked in. Add meat and brown
It. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Add carrots and onion, cover and
cook very gently 5 or 10 minutes. Pour
over about 2 cups boiling water, cover
tightly and simmer three or four
hours. Remove meat and make gravy.
As long as the last bite Is the best,
We are in good health.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-06
REA~PREHENDIERON AL
PERIODISTA RANGEL
Porque no hizo las rectifico-
clones que lie pidio ell
gobierno

GUADALAJARA. Jal.. Agosto 5.
Ell p~eriodiSta Francisco R&ngc!,
cue ultimar-entc fpi enviado al Es-
tadc de Chihuahua en- viaJe de rec
tificaci6n,." ACADIA de ser reaprehcn-
dido por 6rderes del Jaez de Distri-
to del EStalo. qIien halo merltoS
suficientes para rroceder en- su con-
ira.
f. .nnor Rangel, fua conducido a
Ia penitenciaria. acusado de estar en-
connivencia con los reheldeS de Pc
dro Zam0ra, a los cuales, a juzf ar
r0r las imputaciones que Sc le ma
cen, proporcionaha parque, armas Y
datos acerca de los movimientos de
las fuerzas del gobierno.
Tambi6n estd acuSado de no habef
hecho nor c~onducto de su periodico
las rectificaciones debidas acerca de
"a situacion en- Ia region norte del
pals, rectificacion Que Sc compro-
metio a hacer a raiz de su llegada a
csta ciudad.
Es muv possible cue el ~prisioneTo,
sea enviado a Ia ciudad de Mexico,
en- vista de que ell Juez de Distrito
juzga Incompetence para conocer
de su carsa.