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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

@oters betrouer1,. unb in beren Ser5.
|leto teilen ltb flint 8riioer unb Orei
Sdtpelterr, 11nter bteien Sic ebr1p,
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8emtoii. Mob eine1n om Wfittlpod-
morgel1 INT 8 l1br in ser unbefledten
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1tott. M0ge Ser 8erbliedene in 6rie=
Sen ruben! Sen tra11ernoen Sinter=
bliebenen aufri6tiges 8eilei6.
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Drummer ser inter bent Gitel ~Wfp
Melloge" Dor etapos mebr benn 0rei
Snbmn pom bod)m'lten 8iidof 81li6
gegriinbeten II. pom bodtp. Serrn 6.
@rune1apalo reoigierte Monatsi9rit,
sic bent beiten Sntereiie Der Dio5eie
ct. CLOUD getpiomet mar, BON ben
'@ldl,bigeu aber leioer nidt in Ser
e%r1partetcn ,,n0 piini9ens1pertenWei=
ie unteritiist muroe. SSn 6ieier Wobe
miro 1,l&nmebr cine fleinere Monots-
i9rift unter 6em &itel ~Sbe Yurtlb
Ser bod1p. p. Sil6ebrano,
g.. g., als Sdriftleiter 6ienen
miro, ibr critics @ri6einen MAIDEN II.
unentgeltli6 CUR @erteill1ng gelon=
gen.
- gead)0em ser Don @ertei0iger
oes Samuel @.Yan6olfo, pelder na9
oem 81 ieinen ungunlten lautenoen
l1rteilslpru6e gefaut 1par, iein Mmt
1ls Yrdiioent ser Han Motor Cont
panp nieoergelegt batte, gelteQte Mn<
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i'm 81 5ebn Sabren 3u6tbous
n Sort 2eaDenDort un0 gu elmer
int 8etroge bon $4,000.
mo6ten sic Mntpalte oes Srn.
befannt, 6aB fem SAL an
,as Ser. Staaten Circuit @eridt ap=
mer0e. 8ar6olfo mur6e barob
inter $4,000 8iirgidaft auf fueiem
SuB geloiien.
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:reuer1 un6 an unber6auli9feit lei
zen - Souiters &odp Mountain Gee
,ertreibt 6ie unber6ault9fett na1
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bes StraBenfommil1drs @ein=
MuDburD, am 9ienstagmorgen
@lternbuuie bon einem langen 2ei=
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muroe uno 6os tie ergeben in
I'll. @iqen ertrug, 6ur9 ben
.o0 erl01t mor0en. sic tpur6e in ct.
Slou6 geboren uno %gra0uierte an Ser
)ieitgen Norn1ali 6ule> tpar elm Sabr
eebremin in 3umbrota un0 l%eiitete
pdterbint Biz lire &rdfte au6 6ieie>
FIRE 2ieblingsarbeit, beriagte> Der ct.
;lou0 Simes als 8eri6teri tatterin Sic
'elten Dienlte. Nebit ben @ltern be-
brei S9me1tern ibren @in=
,ang. Donnerstagmorgen fin0et sic
3eer6igung bon Der &%atbe0rale aus
DEM neutrality-suspicious. itatt.
f0ge lie ruben in 8rteoen!
SIT elmer iIngit ltattgebabten
5~erlammlung Ser 9ireftoren 6es
Economics @epartements 6eS
5tearns County Garm 8urea11s mur=
e be19loiien Die Office Der County
9emonitrations Mgentin bon
felroie in sic Mmtsituben 6es Count
p=Snperinten6enten int @ourtbaus
Il ct. @lou6 5u berlegen.
9as bon Sen ct. @Iou6 @etperf=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
&orgdnge TIT
@tQDtlcben

Die BON mebreren Meitglieoerr
oes ct. SolepD!M 0iiunerpereins in 0el
ul1befledten gmpfGngnisgemein0e 5u,
9iuoer1ng ser groben Scot in 1eutid}
lano uno Oelterrei6 erbobene &o0ef:
te bot Sic Suu1me bon 1857. 90 ein,
eebra6t. NebItoem ginge11 bon Ser be,
lngten unb ser &atbe6ralgemein0e
iedg &iiten meil tens nel1er @eioungs.
ltiide uno srpei Sdde Sdn1be ein. Die.
lie Sunuml,tngen lino bereits an 0en
Sefntdr oes in Baoerbor11, 8elt,
ptalen beltebenoeu ct. 8onifa5ius=
pereius sur &erteilung unter Sic &c.
oiirftigen obgefun6t tpor6en.
- Nnton zimmerman 1T 6ieier So
&c Don &e1,more, sc. 0af., 5urIdge-
febrt, no ct n8egrabmlie ieiner I'M
Nlter BON "a Sabren lelig I'M &errn
eutlhIafenen Sdapelter, 6rmu Yeter
Sein5e11, melde Dor 5ebn Sabren ibr
Seim bon goen Gaaep nod Noro Do=
fotu perlegte, b%eirpobute.
- Sier lit sic Hudribt %eingetrof=
fen, ooB 6. sc. 9ertig> pelder bier
Sic Merdunts Notional 8onf gritn=
Oete uno Elm @ierteliabrbun0ert in
ct. CLOUD I'M 8onfgeidrift tdtig mar,
III ieirem Seim in WinneapoliS a1n
Souutogmorgeu zines plotliden So
Oes gel torben lit.
sic 1peroen blufig nodlaiiig
SSbre gingemei6e - Damn fublen Sie
lid iiberoG idledt. So1iiters &odp
Mour1toin See flint Tie an nit neuem
9eben un6 @nergie. - Wortin Wo=
litor.
- Sci oem 5umstog bier abge=
IuItenen @eibnodtsiiegelperfau gtng
Iol,t Meloung 0es SRI. Srances @r=
pin, Sorliser oes ~Sag"=Sogs=&omi=
tees Sic Gumnle DON $115 ein.
- Serr Sermonn S9oner, Brd=
iioent Ser S60ner Tool Manuf fac
turing gomparp, 1par lebte Bo6e in
@eidnften nob 9es Moines> Soma,
,lr1o Montog begob ii6 g. s. &arren,
>peId)er nit belogter @e1eQi6oft per=
bltnoen lift, sum gleiden 3mede na6
g%crunnter 5ta0t, bon no er @n0e 0ie=
Ter ISOLDE 5rriidermartet miro.
- ct. Glouo miro Sic gbre uno
oas Gergniigen boben, Sic Nortbern
Nfin11eiota EDITORIAL Mliociotion am
%, %. 1111o "a. Sor11or innerbolb
ieiner Mul1ern 5u b%ebcrbergen. Mm
5lpeiten &eriammlungstage per0en
Sic 9erren bon Ser Sober Sic Heform=
~u1ltalt unb Sic Ynn Doctor Subrtfan=
luge bel11fen uno ont Mben0e ienes
miro 0enielben Elm 9or1fett ge=
SIT meldem 10 biele 8iirger Ser
eingelaoen merben> ols Ser
GIT falien pernrag.
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me iiiolih lit Ebeo0or Slider am
Sonntagnadumittog, be- items ouf Ben
l,npermeioliden Sang in Die gpig=
felt porbereitet, zines leltgen SoOes
geitorben. Ser 9obingei9ie6ene muir
Sc om 4. Sftober 1872 auf Der I'M
Sotpn ct. @loub gelegenen Sil6er=
l5urm geboren un6 berbra6te feline
gun5e 2%ebens5eit unpeit Der o6er in
Ser Sto6t CLOUD. Sm Nobember 1895
oerebeIifte ct ii6 in ct. @lou6 un6
Ser gliidlide11 @be entlprolien orei
sic nit Ser M11tter SEN SOB
BEG g11ten @otten nno fiirl orglt6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

Snforporatoren iin6: z. 8. Seapep,
90. 81. Maiers unb 8. g. MntI9ler.
|Das &apital lit auf 100000 art<
geiebt un6 in bunbert Mnteile abge-
teilt. erSduloenbetrag ion ni6t iiber
binausgeben. Die erlten 8e-
amten Ser Snforporatoren itno: &. 6.
.SeabeD, Braiioent; 80. 81. MeierS, 8i-
5epraii6ent; 8. g. Mutidler> S6ub-
mei1ter.
- Dieie @o9e 6reitag fin6et nod
@nor6nnng 6es S6ulinperinten6en>
ten @m. 81. 8orger in 6en Sbulen
5es County Der erlte @lbern|g3u6mtt=
tag itaH, ein @reigniB> 6as bebi gutter
Seilnubme ii6erli6 BEN bon Serrn
@0rger 6abei ing sluge gefaBten3ped
er1pirfen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

- Ginnen, f9le9ter Mtem, gelbe
6arbe> nb = es lit f9refli4 rebb.
men sic &ouifters @odD Meountatn
Eee un6 bringen Gie itb IN ben
@trom. Martin Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
8etueiS.

8etueiS.
uWie uar oenn bas geitrige Set
eiien.
Brilliant! 3tp0lf @eitenfn3pfe fino
nadber nnter benz Eii6 gelegerl, tp1e
mir ser &euner er5dblt bat!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
81 berfanfrm

100 SLIDER &ol5lan6 IN Befer
@ountp, Minn., at $1,000 bar. Wen-
set gua an Gbarlep 9aioer, @oslDn,
g. Dat.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

to remind the druggist and mer.
chant who sell this class of medi.
cines that there is q possibility
Of their being investigated and If
it can b proven that they have
sold anything that will intoxi.
cate in quantities sufficient to
produce q state OF intoxicstion
they are subject to Indictment
for same, and we hope this line
Of goods will be cut out and not
enable men procuring whiakey
from bootleggers to attribute
their drunkenness to patent
medicines or iavoring extracts.
The map who has made up his
mind that he must have some
whiskey to keep up his spirits
and make rough places look
smooth 10 getting in q pretty bad
corner, for it is very noticeable
fact IS spring comes once more
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

COMMITTEE

It is a very common belief that
when people assist in the prose-
cution of any case in court that
they are meddlihg, or interfering
with things that'are none of their
business. and men charged with
a violation of law are Prone to be-
lie. e that people assisting in the
prosecution are their: personal
enemies, and have selfish motives
or wish to even scores of some
grudge. This is not the case with
any official or any one of the An
ti-Bootleg committee in this
county. Personally this commit.
tee do not wish to See any one
confined in Jail, or have any one
pay out their money in fines They
only wish the sale of whiskey
stopped in the county, and there
is no way to suppress the viola.
tions Of law except by enforce.
ment of law. This habit will be
stopped in =Rockcastle County.
The good citizens do not intend
that our county shall be an out.
law county, and ignore the en-
forcement of such a n important
law. This cause is greater than
any one man, or any bunch of
men should decide that they do
not want the whiskey law en-
forced. The more slowly the
people realize that the oootlegger
must go. the more trouble it will
take to clear the county of this
element. The command Of the
courts has been given, and these
orders will be obeyed. The army
slogan of carry on" is being ap-
piled to present conditions, and
the people are determined to
carry on" until there Is no boot.
logging or moonshining within
the bounds of this county.
Investigations by the Court
are bringing some results. They
have now gotten to the point that
if a man is seen under the in.
fluence of whlskey. heis asked
under oath to explain where and
how he secured his whiskey, and
the man of whom it can be proven
that he has not been out Of the
county is in a pretty close place
when he undertakes to frame up
a story to protect a bootlegger.
One claim that is handlcapping
investigations is that they get
drunk on beef wine of iron, tine.
ture of cinnamon. lemon extract
or some of the various patent
medicines with heavy percent
age of alcohol. and We wish here
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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

Miss Anna Belle Helton, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Hell.
ton. of Freedom, was buried at
Freedom graveyard last Sunday.
The deceased had gone to Har.
lag county only a few days be.
fore to visit, took pneumonia
and lived only short time. Miss
Helton was one of Rockcastles' Z
best teachers, a very fine young
lady and her untimely death
comes as a great shock, not only
to her family but to her hos,
of adrniring friends. Those at.
tending from here were: Mes
DANES g. M. Ballard. J.S.Lang.
ford, and Alice Davis. Misses
Onie Silvers, Mary Langford,
10 Davis, Ollie Roberts. Emma
Taylor Walter Henderson and
John Taylor.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28
BOONE WAY NEXT
MONDAY NIGHT.

Pictures showing the terrible
suffering of the Armeuians will
be shown at Boone Way Opera
House next Monday night, March
.rst. The lecture which &C.
companies these pictures will be
given by Miss Rnth Mullins.
1t is show You will enjoy and
you will be helping a righteous
cause. Admission 10 and IS cts
Come aud fill the house.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28
West Main Street Grocer.

OF the amount pledged from
this county during the United
War Work Campaign, seventy
five percent has been collected.
The Central Com mlttee has called
for eighty-hve per cent, and we
hope to be able to pay this
amount at once, so those who
have not paid the full amount of
their pledges should make a pay.
ment on same at the earliest pos.
sible date. All payments should
be made to c. G. Davis, Treasur.
or.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

There was an open session
of the Westinghouse Literary
Society,", of the Graded School
last evening. A special program
had been arranged for the occas
ion, and the parents, patrons
and friends turned out in full force
for the occasion. The chapel of
the Graded School was, filed and
standing room was at a premium
The program consisted of a de.
bate subject: Resolve that there
should be a League of Nations. Z"
Affirmative Ralph Griffin and
John Albright, Negative. Julian
Miller and Arthur Cooper. The
Judges, Judge L. w. Bethurum,
R. A. Sparks and Logan Bryant
gave the decision to the afirma.
tive. The boys showed they
had been working and each one
made a most creditable showing.
The music for the occasion
was piano sole by Miss Lorene
Mullins and duet by Misses
Christine Davis and Ada Brown
The last on the program was a
play by the Freshman Class.
1t was an excellent program
and the crowded house and in.
terested hearers, thoroughly en-
joyed everything that was said
and done.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28
p f. r. ON AL

Mrs. W. M. Poynter is mum.
bered with the sick.
Tom O'Mara is at home from
the oil fields TO spent over Sun.
day.
u. G. Baker was in Louisville
during the week buying more
goods.
Miss Ruth Scales Is the attract.
i've visitor of her sister, Mrs. c.
V. Lucy.
Mrs. Walter Robins and child
rem, of Brodhead, are with rela-
tives here.
Lloyd Chestnut, who has been
in Iowa for the past year, has re-
turned home.
Harold Renner has enlisted in
the Navy and is now at Great
Lakes Training Station.
w. B. Spivy, who holds a good
position near Nashville is at home
with his family this week.
S. E. Hellard, and son, B. H.
Hellard. were up from Livings-
ton Tuesday on business.
Miss lola Hansel, of Lawrence
burg, was with her sister, Mrs.
Sam Fields during the week.
Misses Elpora Firth and Butrice
Shelton, of Brodhead, were guests
of Miss 10 Davis during the week
W. A. Mckenzie spent a few
DAYS over in Jackson this week,
to see how the hog and cattle
marxet is running.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thomson.
of Hazard. were called here Mon
day on account of the death of
Mrs. Thomason's father, Luther
Manus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Thompson
and little son, Chas. L., of Level
Green, visited Mrs. Thompson's
-ants, Mrs. and Mrs. w. T.
Davis, "a few days this week.
Tony DeiciduA, the band teach
er, has recovered from his long
seiee of flu and is back once a
week with the band boys. We
trust our boys will make a spec
ial effort and be ready for some
of the summer engagements,
which they can easily do.
County Attorney, s. F. Bow.
man is carrying a badly wounded
hand as the result of a pistol
wound which he himself inflicted
Whlle trying 10 STAND on a VICIOUS
dog, which was about to attack
him, he accidently lie. pistol
fire inflicting a very ugly and
painful wound through his left
hand. He Is getting along very
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. c. Davis
entertained at progressive RooB
Tuesday evening at their home
on Richmond Street in honor o.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. White. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. F
L. Durham, Prof. and Mrs c. v
Lucy, Rev. and Mrs 81. T. Young
Mrs. w. Fl. Kreuger, Mr.. and
Mrs. e II. White, Misses Vir
einia Crawford and Georgia Nc
Ferron, Messrs. Richard Coz
and Logan Bryant. Delightful
refreshments were served.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

Man past 30 with horse and
buggy to sell Stock Condition
Powder in Rockcastle County.
Salary 500 per month. Address
424 South Meridian St., Indian.
8polis, Indiana.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

WANTED-Men or women to
take orders among friends and
ueighbors for the genuine guar
anteed hosiery, full line for men,
women and children. Eliminates
darning. We pay soc an hour
spare time or $24 a week for full
time. Experience unnecessary.
Write, international Stocking
Mill, Norristown, Pa.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

Mrs. R. e. Thompson ives here
from Crab Orchard during the
week to see her mother.
IT it is fresh groceries see US.
If it is dry goods, see u.s.
1t it is overalls, see US.
In fact we have most anything
you want, and none better.
J. b. CUMMINS,
West Main Street Grocer.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

"Oid Miss Booze is packing up
her traps and preparing to leave
Rockcastle county, so the only
thing left to do is to wave her a
a goodbye and "smile, smile,
smile y
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

New Waist line models in young
men suits can be seen at Fsh's
Cash Store.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

For SALE: - Buff Leigh orn eggs
81 90 per setting of fifteen.
MRS. ARTHUR CoFFEY,
Mt. Vernon. XIV.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

You can save enuf buying your
Spring suit at Fish's to buy a
new hat OF a good pair of shoes
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

KILLED: Luther Manus was
shot and instantly killed. near
London last Saturday night. The
report as given to Us is to the
effect that Mr.. Manus, W. NJ.
Mullins, and JEFF Johnson. tie
latter a partner with Mr.. Mullins
in the livery business. had gone
to a point near Pittsburg to get
some moonshine whiskey. On
their return to London. Manus
and Johnson began disputing and
finally came to blows. Mullins
says that he was some distance
behind and when he rode up,
found these men off their horses
fgh'ing. He says that he tried
to stop Manus, who was cutting
at Johnson and being unable to
do so, shot to save Johnson's life.
The bullet entered close to the
nose, ranged upward, passing
through the brain causing instant
death. The remains of Manus
were brought here Sunday after.
noon and held over until Tuesday
awaiting the arrival of his daugh-
ter. The burial: took place in
Elmwood cemetery following a
brief service at the grave con-
Quoted by Rev. 81. T. Young.
We deeply deplore the unfortu.
nate tragedy, as do all the friends
and acquain,ances of all parties
concerned.
The examining trial will be held
today and quite number from
here have gone 10 London to be
present.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

WANrKp:-A plow horse and
one-horse wagon
THEO PIGG
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

Word has been received by
relatives here of the death of
Willie Hansel., youngest son Cf
Mr.. and Mrs Epp Hansel. of
Luxembourg, on the French
battlefield on or about October
attn. Epp Hansel Is a former
Rockcastle man and has many
relatives and friends here who
sympathize with the family in
the loss of their son who gave
his life for his country
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

Just received a big line of coat
suits and capes.
SUTTON g. MCBEE
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28
LOCAL

SIS Spring suits for $1s at
Fish's Cash Store.
Bring your Clothes to Cooper
Barber Shop and I will clean
and press them.
EARL Cox.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28
ARMENIAN RELIEF FUND.

The following is the list of
for Armenian Re-
lief, received up to the time of
going to press.
Is your name in the list?
Don't you thing the Christia n
people of the world, whoscan con-
tribute to this down trodden
people, should hefpl
Rockcastle's quota is only 1898,
but lets make it twice that
amount. Every Sunday school
in the county is asked to make
a special donation. Individual
subscriptions solicited. Report
to either DIR. M. Pennington,
Chas. Z. Davis or ELS. Albright,
the Armenian Relief Com mittee
for Rockcastle County.
The list of contributors follows:
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-28

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-30
(Viene de la 1a.)

objetos pertenecientes a los estaole-
cimientos ~saQueados.
Ademas de las tropas enviadas con
ametrallaGoraS de los Fuertes Omaha
V Crook que 10 fueron en- virtud de
ordenes de Ia Secretaria de Guerra
a la que Sc pidio auxilio, llegaron hoy
fuerzaS del Campo Dodge Y Sc anun-
cia la llegada de otras ~procedenteS
del Campo Grant, de Illinois, espe-
randose tambien al General Leonar-
do Wood. del Departamento Central
del ejercito, quien Sc hara cargo de
Ia situacion.
e. C~omardante del Fuertc Omaha.
Teniente Coronel Jacob W. s. Weust
lanzo una proclama que dice a la lc-
ira: Los morines que hubo en- las
GALES de Omaha fueron suprinllaos
y la situacior II sido Gominada va"
Ademas les hace IN l!amamlerto 4
todos los ciudadanos para que entire
guen las rma Y municiones va sea
al jefe de la policia Y va en- las ofIci-
mas militares mas jrmcdiatas. Tanto
el barrie de los negros como la sec
ci6n commercial son objeto de II vi
gilancia especial para evitar nueros
d~esordenes.
Hasta va bicn entrado el dia fue
possible ~acercarse al cdificio de la
casa de Corte. pues la multitud que
Sc habia posesionado de la parte alta
de los edificios proXimos hacia peli-
groso cl aproximarSe a ella. Finalmen-
te. Sc mard6 IN destacamento de
tropas al lugar de los hechos Y 4
veg cue Sc lego a Ia Corte Sc rodeo
ell edificio con IN Gordon de soldados
s. a nadie Sc lc permiri6 IA entrada a
ella.
Hase anunciado que Sc va a pro-
ccder con TODD empeho a hacer las
investigacioncs del case para encon-
trar a los responsablcs de estos dis
turbios a los que Sc perseguira o
TODD vigor.
La multitud Sc comenzo a reunirSe
dcsde las primeras horas de la noche
" fue aumentando incesantemente
hasta contarse por millares los indi-
.viduos que la formaban. Cuando va
habia reunida bastante genie pidie-
ron que les fuera entregado Brown y
como les fuera negado sc aproXima-
ron va en- son de guerra a la Cortc
cuya entrada fue defeniida durante
varias horas por Ell sheriff Clark Y
los diputados que de e. ~dependen.
Entonces fue cuando Sc le prendio
fuego Il edificio para apoderarse de
la victima eIegida para Ell linchamien-
to.
FL sheriff Clark, luego que el fue-
90 Sc hizo amenazador. ordeno qur
los ciento Y tantos prisioneros que
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CENSURAN AL COBERNADOR HOBBY

mes y bancos, acaparadores, malhe.
chores, ETC., etc, por los males ele-
mentos que hay en- nuestro pals, en-
nuestro Estado, en- nuestro condado,
en- nuestra ciudad, en- las oficinas de
los Estados Unidos. Todos ellos los ha
bremos de tener siempre, Y ilabremos
de combatir con ellos mientras e!
mundo exista.
eel pueblo bueno e intelligence,
con razon y sentido comun, no solo
de San Antonio, III de Texas, sine
de TODD ell pals, esta tratando de lie
var a la realization un plan de ayu-
da a nuestra republica hermana, pa
IA su pacificaci6n, de un modo sin
cero y amistoso, sin derramamiento
de sangre, y para ell comIn beneficio
de ambos pueblos."
"Esta a~severacion publica hecha
por Hobby, de que no n~ecesitamoc Ia
exhibition de Mexico, no solamente
dana a las Industries de Texas, que
estan buscando un campo de opera
clones en- aquel pals, sine que lesio-
ma a todos los que Sc regocijaban va
con productivos negocios Y cordiales
Telaciones en- Mexico.
"Esto muestra claramente, la in.
ferioridad intellectual de un hombre
que ocupa ell alto puesto de goberna-
dor, en- ell Estado mas garnde de Ia
Uni0n.-Un hombre de negocios."