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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
N T MACIERZY POL,
SKIEJ KoNczY SIZE as
STYCZNIA.

kontest Macierzy Polskiej, u
rzadzony przez Zarzsd Gi0wny
w cclu zwerbowania jak najwie-
Gel nowych czionkow do naszeJ
organizacyi, konczy Sic dnia rs
stycznia. Aplikacye datowane pc
tym dniu ME beda podlegac wa
runkom tego kontestu.
w pierwszej po}owie kontestu
praca byIa ospaia. Teraz codzien-
ME nadchodza aplikacye a jak
wiemy wszyscy, pole do werbo-
wanna nowych jest ogromne. Ar
oumentow wielu ME trzeba, dose
pokazac tabele Macierzy Pol
skiej i to cd razu przekona kaz-
diego, re warto nalezec do Ma
Clergy.
Czytelnicy naszego ,,Dziaiu"
kt6rzy sledza regularnie postep
piracy organizacyi ~naszej i chca
zapisac sic do Macierzy, racza sic
zplosic do sekretarza generalne-
90, Tomasza S. Blachowskiego,
1As7 w. Division ul., Chicago, IL
linois, kt6ry Z przyiemnoscis u
dzieli wszelkich informacyi.
organizatorzy W Chicago hub
poza Chicago, prezesi towarzystw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
SPRAWY -
MACIERZY POLSKIEJ

nienalezacyh do Macierzy Pol
skiej, piszcie dis zaraz pc wa
runki zapisania caiego towarzy-
silva, Tub zorganizowania nowego
Oddzia4u. Piacimy pc $500 "a
kazdego nowego czionka. Wstep-
ne wolne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
MOVIE ZARZADY MACIE--
RZY POLSKIEJ MA ROK 1928
Oddzia1 z2, Stan. Moniuszki.

Oddzia1 z2, Stan. Moniuszki.
PrczcS. ian JablonowSki;
Wiceprczcs, Tom. s. Blachow-
ski:
Sekr. prot, Wlad. Mozuch;
Sekr. fin, Zyg. Wiencck;
Kasyer, F'r. Biedka:
Opiekunowie kasy, Anastazy
Maciejewski, B. F. Szczepaiski
Antoni Czarnecki;
lszy marszalek, N. /. Piotrow-
ski:
'2gi marszalek, Jan S. Konopa
Lckarz, DR.. Fr. A. Dulak.
Oddz. 2, Michafa Archanioia.
Prezes, Antoni Tocha; Vice
prezcs. Jan Niemicc; Sekr, prot,
Stan. Wroblcwski; Sekr. fin, +.
Oczko; Kasyer, Stan. TWorek
Radni, FIR. Gorski, kukasz Kar-
nowski, i Wlad. Zychowicz; -
marszaiek, FIR. Fyrdrychowicz. -
Lckarzami So, DR.. J6zcf Konopa
DR.. Bron, Mix.
Oddz. 3, sw. Franciszka Scraf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

porozrmiec jak najrychlej, Z pre-
zrcsem Oddz. NJ, p. Jancm Ma
cicjewskim. Adrcs jcgo micszka-
MIA jest SOTO n. IIamlin ave. Ie-
lcfon Monticello 9453'
w parafiach mic wymicnionych
powyzcj prczesi i prezeski Cd
dzial6w powinni zajqc sic instala
eva.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
Prczns IGzcf Rzcnka WiCcprc

Prczcs, Iozcf Rzcpka; Wlccpre
zcs. Pawef Niemczyk, skr. prot,
Wiktorya Schulist sckr. fin, 30
lcslaw I0sko; kasycrka, Lcoka-
diva Pajrowski; radni, Der, Dech
nix. I6zef Schmidt i Piotr ko-
Nor; lszy marszafek, kaz. Moe
ny; 2gi marszalek, Leon Schlott;
-iSzy chorazy, I7r. Niemczcwskl;
zgi chorqzy, Edw. Dolatowski"-
Lckarzem DR.. Jan WoJtalcwlcz.
Oddz. 7my sw. Alojzego.
Prezes, Tom. Malingcr; Vice.
prczcs. Woj. Kubiak; sckr. prof.
+. Tankowski sekr. fin, NJ. Orki-
szcwski: kasycr, Tcofil Gordon ;
radni, Bernard Jgnasiak, KaroI
Fcnda / Leon Behrcndt. Lcka-
rzcm, DR.. Bron. Mix.
Oddzia1 70, sw. Stanis1awa K,
Rockford, Ill.
Kapelan, Wiel. X. Julian Blu
rzyiski; prezes, Kaz. Niwihskl
~wiccprezes, Woj. Bu}awa; sckT,
prot, Wfad. Smagowicz; sekr.
fin. Piotr Czyzewski; kasyer FIR.
Wilinski; radni, Jozef Bu}awa. A.
Grzelak i Jozef Bandych; Iszy
marsza}ek, Jozef Pluta; 2gi mar
sza}ek, J6zef Tomczak; lszy cho-
rqzy, Jozef Skurski; 2gi chorazy'
Ian Klocyk. L~ekarzcm, DR.. X.
p. Kile.
Oddziai 88, sw. Pawfa.
Kapelan, X. Antoni Gabcl; pre-
yes. MARGIN Filipiak; wiccprczes,
Wtad. Bednarczyk; sckr. prot,
And. Wr6bIewski; sckr. fin. An
drzej Para; zaStcpca sckr., Jozct
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
Me Gas.

-Wyobraz sobie Manu-. Henryk
bywa unas jul cd trzech miesi9cy,
chyba to jul czas, zeby mi sic o.
~SwiadcZy}?
o jeszcze ME, moja zosiu. Mnie
sic oSwiadczyl po p6irocznem bywa-
niu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
. kasver, Bartlomiei

Szczypula; kasyer, B%artlomiej
Para; radni, Piotr Stock / Fr.
Pradziat; rada gosparcza, Leon
Piekarczyk i Tom. Slonina; mar
szafkowic, MARGIN Glista / Win
Gently KozioI. Lckarzcm, dr.. +.
kownik.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
DOCTORS USE
CALOTABS FOR
COLDS AND FLU
lnh.sn.a and Grippe, Like Or
dnAry ColdA Require Gallo
tahs, he Purified and Refined
Calomsl Tablets That Are
Nsnsealess Safe and Sure.

Doctors are warning the public
mat simple colds and mild cases OF
influenza often lead TO pneumonia
and other serious complications. They
say that every cold should receive
Immediate attention and that the
nrst step in the treatment is to max Q
sure that the liver Is active. For
this purpose CAlotAps. the perfected.
nausealess cAlomel tablets, are the
surest, best and most agreeable laxA-
tive
One Calotab at bed time with a
swallow OF water that's all, no salts.
NO pausea, and no upsetting of the
digeStion and appetite. Next morning
your cold has vanished. your liver
10 active, your system Is purified and
refreshed and you are feeling nne
with q hearty appetite for breakfast.
Eat what you please-no danger.
For your protection, Calotabs are
sold only in original sealed packages.
price thirty-five cents. All druggists.
recommend and guarantee alotabs
and sre authorized to refund the
~8 II you are not delighted with
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
TOKYO TAKES NOTE
OF SHIPPING BILL
Japanese Vessel Owners Urge
League With Great Britain
Against America.
By WILLIAM y. mALI.AnAR.
IsternssisasI News Service.

LONDON. Sept zs-Aooordins 10
advioes which are being received
here great attention In being paid In
Tokyo. Japan. to the Jones Shipping
bill IL Is stated that shipping and
mercantile interests are taking steps
to meet the disastrous effects which
they believe the measure will have
upon Japanese shipping and trade.
The Chamber OF Commerce OF To-
kyo has arranged 10 a conference to
be held shortly to consider the mat
ter and this organization will be
supported by exporters guilds OF the
leading ports
IL has been urged upon the JapA-
nese Diet that the Jones bill Will
AFFECT 80 per cent OF Japan's shipping
trade and the shipping companies are
preparing q memorial In which they
ask the government TO make a formal
protest and take steps to retAliate In
kind by prohibiting or restricting
the entry of American ships into
Japanese ports.
IL has even been suggested that all
Japanese companies should resign
from the Hong Kong Conference
which regulates freights In the Far
East and take their own measures In
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
MAYDEMANDPROOF
OF US. B0NDFRAUD
Secretary Houston, Denying
McCarter Charges, Likely to
Ask Explanation.

secretary of the Treasury Houstonis
denial OF charges made by former as
sistant register of the Treasury
James w. McCArter. OF. Ipswich, D. d.
that an over-issuo OF the public debt
was caused by duplication In bond
numbers. and limiting at distractions
of securities from the Treasury. may
be followed by a formal demand upon
Mccarter to substantiate his. ssser-
tions.
Categorical denial was made BY
Secretary Houston OF all OF McCsr-
ter's allegations. which included the
assertion that billions of dollar
worth Sf payable to bearer surren-
dsred certificates OF indebtedness,
bonds and coupons. uncsncelled, had
passed through the hands OF numer-
Gus unbonded officials to the final
files of the Treasury" Houston
stated that rigid inquiry disclosed
that certificates cited by McCarter
were found to have been duly can
celed before being filed.
CAREFUL ON CANCELLATIONS.
No Importance is attached to Nc
Carter's statement that paid coupons
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
DOG HOUSING PROBLEM
: WORRIES BOSTONIANS
Woman Who Barred Tenants With
Children Objects to Rule Of mo
Dogs Allowed"

BOSTON. Sept zs.-Whils thou
sands of residents OF Boston and the
rest of Massachusetts, arc worrying
over the housing condition as It af-
fects them personally. the Boston
committee on rents has Just taken up
dogs housing problem A Back
Bay woman has been keeping the dog
In her apartment. despite q lease pro
vision of mo dogs allowed" A place
for tho dog was found at . private
kennel apartment house"
One woman, who recently sold her
apartment houses, tempted by the
high prices, always barred tenants
with children. When she tried to
rent a place she was told she would
not be allowed to keep her shepherd
dog. and she at once wrote a protest
to the rent committee.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29

the way OF freight reductions. etc. 90
oompste with the American ships
" hacA are OominS into FAR E~stsga
waters In eyer-inereAsinS numbers.
Other ship-ownors advocate a
league OF British aud Japanese com
paniss to countersct the American
efforts. The Philippines Government
Is protesting against the inclusion OF
the Philippines In the United States
Coastal shipping Area as an infringe
ment OF the autonomy OF the islands.
In this particular section II In stated
that British shipping has already be-
gun to recover some Of the ground IL
lost during the war.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29

Figured Armure Portieres
These Portieres are ex-
tremely we'll made. Some
are beautifully finished with
wide tapestry bands, others
with overlooked edge. There
is a very pleasing selection
Of colors. O. or
ar V~S~~
Scrim and Marquisette Cur
tains-These Curtains arc
all made up and are beau
tifully trimmed with dainty
lace edges and inserts They
are well finished and proper
ly cut, so that they will not
sag or get out Of @ HS
shape. Pair. ...... $6sV~
burHh 4 Brother.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29

No Importance is attached to Nc
Carter's statement that paid coupons
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
LADIES'! SECRET To
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Bring Back Its Color and
Luster With Grandma's
Sage Tea Recipe.

Common garden sage brcwcd into
a heavy tea, with sulphur and alco-
hol added, will turn gray, streaked
and faded hair beautifully dark and
luxuriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and
Sulphur recipe at homo, though, Is
troublesome. An easier way Is to
get the rcady-to-use preparation, i'm
proved by the addition Of other in
gradients, a large bottle, at little
cost. at drug stores, known as
."Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" thus avoiding q lot Of muss.
While gray. faded hair is not sin
full. we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. BY darkening your hair with
wyeth's Sawc and 6ulphT Com~
pound, no one can tell, because IL
does 81 so naturally, so evenly. You
Just dampen sponge or soft brush
with II and draw this through your
hair taking one small otrand at
time: bv morning all gray hairs
have disappeared. After another
or two your. hair be
comes beautifully dark. glossy, soft
and luxuriant and you appear years
younger.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
WIFE CLAIMS NEGLECT,
SAYS HUBBY IS SELFISH

Donald F. Urquhart, Harvard grad
uate. is ensconced comfortably in an
apartment in fashionable Connecticut
avenue while his wife has been com
PEELED to rely upon tho charity Of
friends and relatives.
This inequality in their present
81, atus of living, Mrs. Edna UrQuhart
petitions the District Supreme. Court
to end. She has filed suit for perma-
nent alimony.
Mrs. Urquhart asserts that her
husband told her on one occasion
that he could never live with her
again because his love for another
woman" Not content with making
this assertion, the, husband, it ap-
pears, according to his wife's allega-
tions, told her that because OF her
Crippled condition and lack of
proper clothing" she could not make
such appearance as was required by
the wife of one in his present station
of life"
The couple were married IN Jersey
City, N. j.. September %, 1916.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29

are found unesnosnsd occasionally
when examined by the coupon audit
section. The secretary said that out
OF more than 100 200, 900 coupons paid
annually and sent In By Federal Ro-
serve banks and other paying
agencies, some coupons are found un-
cancelled, despite the strict instruc-
tions OF tho department requiring
cancellations before shipment TO
Washington. but that a careful nnAl
check is made spon tbs cAncsiiAtion
OF such coupons.
Secretary Houston expressed him
self as being particularly disappointed
over McCarter's hints OF distractions
OF securities from the Treasury. the
Secretary indicating that McCarter
had withheld from his supsriors GER
tain information he had during his
OF the Registers Office. Secretary
OF the Registers onics. Secretary
Houston broadly intimsted that Nc
Carter may have vital data, which
the Department wishes TO have In its
investigation concerning the disap-
ypearance of $4,000 worth of bonds
last August.
NEWS TO OFFiCIALs.
McCarter's reference TO the fact
that the $4,000 In uncancelied bonds
had been removed from the center of
package OF bonds delivered to
the Registers ofrice was news to
the Treasury Department, Secretary
Houston said. These bonds were later
recovered.
Houston said the bonds wero hrst
missed from a package of securities
delivered to the Registers ofYice on
August 25. 1919. but were not ex-
amined as TO character and amount
until about f1ve weeks later. During
this time the package was stored In
an office under McCarter's super
vision.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
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The Washington times., 1920-09-29

Scotch Madras-A new
shipment Of this very de-
sirable Scotch madras, in
many attractive designs, in
cluding floral and conven-
tional effects. This splendid
quality comes in white and
ecru only. SOC, 69c TO-
and ........... SJC
200 Couch C0vers-Very
well made Couch Covers, in
a variety of striped patterns.
The colors are practical, but
very good looking, and will
blend with any decorative
effects you may have in
your room. Spe- O. IN
cial. each. %AsOV
Fourth F1oor-Lan
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
1000 Yards Co1ored
Marquisette, Yard Csc

Marquisette makes the daintiest curtains for fall
If you have never used it. try it this year to brighten
the home and if you do use Marqusette perhaps you
need fresh ones. 1t comes in all the bright fall colors
and designs, including Jasper stripes, figures kEr
and floral effects Choice, yard rd.............. Wv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-23
Vcfiy71a de Lu traicj6n de /a perfIdidy y
afravesado por las baIas de sus propios
DorfidQrjos, cay6 eIPresidente Cdrra7zc
Aver LEGO Ia Capt. al de M exico cadaver
RASGOS BIOGRAFICOS De DON v CARRANZA

Don Nenustiano Carranza naci6 en-
Ia villa de Cuatro Cienesas, Estado
de coahuua. e. % de DicIcmbre del
aho de 1857. Ten'a. pues, sesenta Y
dos amos ctaco mcses de edad. Ia -aa-
vo- parte de su vida IA pas6 en- e. Es-
rado De Coahu;ia, viviendo en- el cam
90 y en c!udades POGO poDulosas.
contribuyerdo esu vida, que podria-
mos lamar rural. 4 fortaleCer su cons
t!tucian. de suyo viCorosa.
Su ca-aCte-. como SUI constitution
ffsica. era e1:rgico: sendo su carac-
teristica Ia ,enacidad. Fue. podrfa
deci-se con evaCticud, un vo'untario-
Sc
Durante "a larEa snoca de 0az. don
Venustieuo Carrauza no desarroll6
nirguua actividad ro'tt!ca hahi@ndo-
- signiricado como mo de los ele-
mentos que contrlhu'al Il Yr",oHSa p
rrien,o del regimen del genera, Dfaz.
: po~ 10 n;smo partidario i" a 'ee-
lecc;tr. Fl mismo fus un ejempio.
pues que pernanecid dleciseis amos
ocupando una curul en- Ia Alta CANA
"a. como S"nador por q Es;ado de
Coahuua. representation cue le otor-
Caba e. general Diaz. hahida Cuenta
que aquel Gohernan'e era p gran
electOr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-23
OPLNlONES DEL DR.. VAZQUEZ GOMEZ SOBRE
FL MOVLIlLENTO QUE DERROCO A CARRANZA

E movinientc que dI@ al traste
con 81 Ciobierno Dc Carranza o. es
una revcluci6n. como Sc Quiere hacer
Greer. Las revoluciones tai como sc
las entiendc en- politica. tienen ca
rac;eres especiales y distintivas que
faItan por complete en- csc movimien-
20. elias. las revoluciones. son hechas
Dor el pueblo. tienen por objeto un
cambio fundamental en- IA organiza =
ci6n polttica de IN pals, su indepen-
dencia. el cambio de IN sistema de
Gobie-0o. Gs Ia Constitution Ia con-
qu!sta de alg1n principle cundanen-
tai polttico. social econ6m!co. Ejem-
pIos: nuestra guerra de Independent
cia, Ia Revplucion Francesa 10 que
oQut Sc denonira con tustic!a Ame-
riean Revolution sea ia Independent
c.a de los Estados Unidos,-y por 1l-
ttmo. IA Revoluc;6n Mexicana i1icia
da en- 1910.
Oro caracter de las verdaderas re-
voluctcnes as 81 sigutents: ponen eu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-23

ira cobicrno del contTo' |'r''''''.''
eyr,qi5 en- Ia Hacienda Dc Gua0a'uP'
81 Plan" quc 1e sirvi6 De handera
IA revoluci6n. asumicndo 81 ut"io dc
Primer Iere del F.jtrcito Consutuclo-
na,i.-a. - pouiendo en- yigor una ie%
que .TuArez expidi6 para castiEar a los
que comba,(an contra IN kepubhca J
= favor del lmperio: IA ley del - de
rnero de 1867. Con csa 10y Sc autori-
ri 81 fusilamiento De fOdoS los ele-
mentos que hubiescn simpatizado con
ol regimen del general Huerta, y Ia
malanza fu@ cnorme durante Ia rero-
iucidn todavia despu"s de que esta
habia triunfado sobre aducl regimen.
4 fines de 1913. CarranZa tuvO que sd
lir del EStado de Coahuila porque las
fucrzas del gobierno dc Huerta le
habian quitado Sis pusiCioneS Y fue q
tomar refugio en- 81 Estado de Sonora,
dOnde cont6 con q apoyo del GoJerna-
dor Maytorena. del general Felipe An
EeIes. que ALA Sc ie uni6, de los je-
fes revolucionarios OhreG6n, Gales
Hill. Alvarado y otros mas. que son
precisamente los Que 10 arrojaror de-
poder.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-23
Ia ACTITUD
DEL GOBLERNO
AMERIC ca NO
No reconocerd al nueUo
gobierno hdsta que Sc
Oea que no tiene res
ponsobiLiddd en-
la muerte de
Cdrranzd

-r.,.,-~-r,, r-s,cc;cI nara Ia PEENSA.
WASHINGTON, mayo 22.-Las no.
l,icies de Ia muerte de CarranZa han
Ilesado va oficialmente Al peparta
n7ento de t:stado. pero ninsuna decIa-
raci6n :ue hecha ,al rcSpecto. Pa
rece que el Deprtamento de kstado
esta en- espera de todos los IntorTes re
Iacionados con el sueeso que no eH-
fernara opinion aIguna hasta no Sa-
her. con profusi6n de detailes' como )
on ork circurstancias ocurri6 Ia
muer.e del Presdente arroJado de Ia
Ciudad de Mexico por las fuerzas de
ObregGn y Gonzalez
AlIn Cuando oficialnCnf" Sc Guarda
absolute reserva sohra cl particular
en- los cfrculos semi 0tclaiaS dlp!o-
maticos Sc dijo esca tar'i" que acaso
Ia rnuerte De Carranza iniluya mucho
para que no Sc oturgue' el recono>i
rniento al rUevo gobiecro de M:1ico
reconocimiento que Sc dice estana pa
ra se- otorgado, tona2dose en- cuenta
que IL revoluci6G que arroi6 n Ca
rranZa del poder Sc nabfa caracteriza
so por la falta de derramsm;ento lie
sangre y por Ia Polttica de concil...-
ci6n desarrollada por los revoluciora-
rias.
l.. nuerte de Cerranza viro a
traer Al tape-e de Il discussion las
declaraciones cates6ricas Que q Pre-
sidente Wilson a raiz de habsr sido
muertos Madero y Pine Suzrez: que
no reconocerfan los Estados Jnidos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-23
Sc cONsIDERA SEGURO 81 TRIUN
FO DE De IA HUERTA

CIUDAn DE MENICO. Ila:3 20 -
ConsiGSrese SECURE .. trlunfo de de n
Huerta en- Ia elecCa6n que debera ha-
Ger 81 Congrcsn, el pr6Ximo 'unes, d.
Ia persona que - hara cargo del Gobier
no con q caracter de Presidenre Pr3-
visio1aL pues Ia mayor parts DE- los
rniemb-os de fiIiaci6r ohresouiS;a dc
dicho ConCreso, han conven;dc en- vo-
tar 4 favor de s.. Y sabese que obre-
Cdn coutarN con ana absolute Tayorfa
en- este CoNErsSC.
Por otra parte. Sc sabe "a Sc han
reunido IN esta capital IN rumero su-
ficiente de Diputados y Senadores
para que haya quorum.
Sin embargo. los amigos de Pablo
Gonzalez s,guen 2uchando 7or Conse-
ruir votes en- 81 favor para que sea
s. q que resu,te Rlecto PresidenJe
Provisional. pero no Sc cree Que 10
Cren obteuer rnayorta.
Una vez que haya sido electo e.
7uevo Prssidenre tendra lugar un des-
file r7!lirar er 81 que Jouaran parre
ounce mil hombres entire los que Sc
cor-aran los contingencies enviado:
para este fin por Pelaez. Alnaza1 y
otros fderes que sc habfan rebelado
contra Carranza y cue han recouoctdc
ObreEtn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-23
TcLeara~a ssrs2IaL

Tclegra-ns eScs1IaL
CIUCAO Ds MEXICO. mayo u
q general Pablo Gonzalez reero'o un
teleorar-a firnoa5o oor los generates
Juan Sarraesn. Francisco &C ?. Ma
-iaef. Federico Monies, marcia1o Cor
osIez 81 Co-o7e' Lima e se0or ig-
racio Soniglas ot-os varios eonce0'do
e- los sIquie1tss ternrnos:
"Er sencr Car-anza fus hecho p-l-
s,onero en- 81 pueblo de T!aHcala.ton-
90 y asssinado 5esp-ss al gr'to de
viva Obreaon. po- el CoroneI Roaoi-
70 Herrera sus nom5res. Les soaJc
Fi--,acos o-otestan con toda Ia e0ergr I
de cue son caEacss en- rcT6re de
~ honor de lealtad a1te eI r1urao
erterc. Dor esa nueva r7a7cha que Sc
"a ar-oI Iado soore su pals. .Oesoues
de habe- cunplido con los mandates
que nos irnoonia ruestro aeber y cor
russtro honor de sol6aoos y 1uestTs
IeaItad De amigos del ssnor Carran-
"a. nos poner1os las o-ae1es de US
ted y solare0te le psdincs aue nos
conceda WevarS el eue-oo de nuestro
"a Caoitsi de la RepGbl,cs. suolican-
dole ponga 3 ruest-a disposition IN
ten en- 5s-ista,n para tai o5ieto.
e rrensajs fue trasmrtido a. gene
raj Ob-egor. qu,en oontesto en- los 81
auientes terr1Inos:
"su nensaje al general Gonzalez.
Me oarece -7uy eHtrano que IN srupo
4e iefes del ejereito cue. como uste-
5es. hacen alarde de leaItad y de no.
nor ' cue al aeomoahar al senor Ca
rama tenian ei ir17e-roso dooeC de
orotcqerlo. Faysn oe-o1itido cue 10 a
Sesi7aran. sin 1un1piir con ese deoer.