davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-08
Monument 20 vsuubn.

Exercises OF an unusual nature
were held at a recent picnic Of the
Cascade county, Mont, farm bureau.
II was the dedication of monument
to commemorate Robert Vaughn. who.
In 1858. plowed the first furrow In the
county. The monument, which is made
of cobblestones and Is about 9 feet
high, contains d brnss plate Inscribed !:
"The first piowing in Cascade county
was done bx Robert Vaughn 10 1865.
in whose memory this monument was
erected In 1919 By the farna bureau"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-08

forts that the American family wants
and also have combined these com
forts and conveniences with exterior
beauty. However, what appeals Il
one prospective builder win not appeal
10 another, and BY securing inrg'
number Of designs practically evcfs
Individual win find just about thi
sort OF home he has visualized as be
Ing the kind he wants.
To secure horne-building idrns q
visit TO the local architect. the lumber
and material dealer and the contrat
tor who VIII be asked 10 bid on tln
building Job viii be worth while. Thcse
building specialists all have ayaIlnblf
a wide range Of homes, both perspec
tive view and floor plans. With thes'
plans before them, prospective builo
era win be able to select the home sha'
meets his requirements and cnn b.
built for the amount Of money he
wants 70 invest. But In going over
these plans II win surprise anyone
how much real enjoyment he will got
Home building now IL popular be
cause II 10 the best and practically the
only means Of securing comfortable,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
Other Reports Made.

The report on the part time school
shows that the school started with an
initial enrolment of thirty-eight, that
twenty-eight had been added during
the year and that thirty-three with
drew. The average attendance was
thirty three. A total of $4,000 was
paid out in part time school expense
for teachers. 7
The superintendent reported con-
tracts with three teachers to fill va
cancies in the staff. They are Ada
West, Vera Burger and Margaret
Fleming, the latter taking the place
of Miss Mary Hise Norton, who has
resigned to take up work in Washing
ton.
1t was decided to Investigate the es-
Enlistment of kindergarten in the
Jefferson school,
The report of the book committee
and the library committee was receiv-
ed and approved.
Miss Blanche S. Sharp, school nurse
made her report and also recon-
mendation for dental clinic, this
latter being left to the committee on
hygiene to investigate.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
LOST AFFECTION
WORTH $4,000
Wife Brings Suit Against Her Sister
For Alternating Husbands Love !,
Wants Large Sum Of a

Mrs. Amelia L. Smith, wife of Dr..
f. c. Smith, formerly of this city,
has filed with the clerk Of the dis
trlct court a petition against her
slster-in-law, Mrs. Lillian e. Nc
Creary. claiming damages for alien
alton Of the affections of DR.. Smith
in the sum Of S25,00O.r .-
The plaintiff alleges that she and
DR.. Smith were married in Septe
Der, 1905, and that ever since their
marriage there has existed between
them the usual mutual affection of
husband and wife, and that she and
her said husband have lived happily
together and that he was faithful and
dutiful to her in every respect.
She further alleges that about
January, 1918, the defendant began
to urge upon the plaintiffs husband
that palintiff was not worthy of his
respect. love and affection, and has
persuaded him to turn over to the
defendant all of, his property urging
that plaintiff could not be trusted
with its safe keeping, and persuaded
the said F. C. Smith to make to the
defendant deed of his property.
She also alleges the defendant has
deliberately, premeditatedly and wick
eddy persuaded the husband of the
plaintiff to absent himself from
plaintiff and to cease to communicate
with plaintiff in any manner, and has
caused him to withdraw his affec.
lions and companionship from the
plaintiff and has alienated his affec-,
tons from plaintiff, whereby plaintiff
has suffered a cOmplete loss of his
society and companionship. --~-.a
She also claims that defendant is
about to remove her property out Of
the state. and asks for writ OF at
tachment against the property of the
defendant and for Judgment in the
sum of S25, 900.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
SHE VOTED ON
ALL BALLOTS
Mrs. Del p. GIazier Of Fort Madison
Sets Record in the Repub-
Iican Convention
at Chicago.

Probably the first Fort Madison
citizen to ever sit in the republican
national nominating convention with
a vote is Mrs. Del P. Glazier, head
of the home service department OF
the American Red Cross, who has the
distinction of voting with the Iowa
delegation on all of the ten balloI,s
which were cast before a presidential
nominee was chosen, the Fort Madi-
son Democrat says. Besides the fact
that she has the distinction Of being
the chosen person. from Fort yMadi-
son to vote with the Iowa delegation,
Mrs. Glazier is also proud of the fact
that the first Fort Madison citizen to
he given a vote was a woman.
In statement made this morning
Mrs, Glazier said that although AN
alternate she was given the sprivilege
Of voting through the absence of the
regular delegate, during that period
of the convention. In regard to the
I,owden situation, Mrs. GIazierg stated
that Iowa found It impossible to elect
their choice in Governor Lowden,
they were very glad to vote for Sen
ator Hard ing, who they believed
would make a good president.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
MISS WILSON is
AT CAFETERIA
Head Of Domestic Science Department
OF keokuk High School Assumes
Duties at Local ~" for
the Summer

Miss Cora /. Wilson, head OF the
domestic science department of the
keokuk high school forsthe past year
has assumed the duties of cafeteria
director OF the local Y. w. G. A. for
the summer months. ~
Mrs Francis e. Boughner, the fol-
mer dire ctor, has resigned the posi-.
ton which she filled so capably since
January, when Miss Rachel Elliot of
st. Louis was forced to leave on ac-
count of the illness of her mother ana
upon the other occasions in the past
when she had charge Of the work
there for months at time.
Miss Wilson has become popular IN
the city during the past year and has
been responsible for successful
years work in the domestic science
department of the high school. Def
mite plans for the cafeteria work IN
the fall when Miss Wilson resumes
her school work, have not been made.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
K AHOkA PEOPLE
WE'D YESTERDAY
Marriage Of Miss Loise Smith to Har
old MoreIand Solemnized d,
Home of Brides Mother
on East Main. ..E
Especial to The Gate City.I

KAHOKA, Mo, June 1.-THE mar
rage of Mss Loise Smith to Harold
Moreland of Osborn, Mo-, occurred
here Wednesday morning, June 10,
at the home of the brides mother.
Mrs. Ida Baker, on East Main street
at s o'clock with the Rev. G.. E. New
ton of the First Baptist church of this
city officiating.
A wedding breakfast was served
following the ceremony, after which
the bride and groom departed on the
Santa Fee for Osborn where they will
make their future home. The groom
is a prosperous young farmer of that
community.
The bride is a graduate Of the Ia
hoka high school of the 1916 class and
a graduate of Stevens college Co
lumbia, Mo, in the class Of 1918 She
taught in the local schools the year
following her graduation from Ste7-
ems and last year was employed in
the schools at Osborn where she met
her husband H. 80
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
SCHOOL FIGURES
SHOW CONGESTION
Reason for crowding Of keokuk Build.
ings Found in Report Of At
tendance for the
Year.
ROUTINE REPORTS MADE
recommendations for Books Made and
Approved and Vacancies Filled
in Staff Of
Teachers.

There's a reason for the crowded
condition of the Keokuk schools. The
report of Superintendent Aldrich on
attendance for the year, shows that
1872 more pupils attended school in
1919 and 1920 than in the previous
year, and the enrolment figures show
an increase of 155. School children
in the Keokuk public schools put a
total of $2,2S9.31 in the bank during
the year. The report was made at the
regular June meeting Of the board last
night.
The May report shows an increase
in attendance of I'll, and the half
month for June shows the increase to
have been 270 over the same time last
year. The report for the year is Civ.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
Much SUGAR Destroyed.

QUINCY, Ill, June 1l.~-f'ire which
broke ont in the sugar department Of
the N Kohl Grocery company, one of
the largest iobbers in sugar and cof-
fee in the middle west, destroyed the
building and its contents, at loss
estimated by fire department. off
cials to reach s25Q,000.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17

rive is the great sacred Chinese
number.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17

Totals 49,
last year ..2433 2024 1918 400 SO
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
JURY
TO INVESTIGATE
Special Body to Pry Into ayrchIng
Of Three Negroes by Mob OF
5000 Men in Duluth
Tuesday Night.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
DULUTH, Mimi, June ia
special grand jury was 10 convene
here today to pry into the Iyuching
OF three negroes by a mob of 5000
here Tuesday night. The negroes
were believed to have ,ssaulted a
seventeen year old white girl.
Two companies of state guards
rushed here Wednesday mcrning ~
prevent possible race war were With
drawn last night Further trouble
was not expected.
rive is the great sacred Chinese
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17

KISS X349 1882 X1S79. 80
*Students from these schools in do
nestle science and manual training de-
partmentS. --.s... ..-. I'D. -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
Sangrientos combates Sc estdn
Iibrando en- una vasta region
Obregonistas, pelaisfas y felicistas' Sc han
undo en- una formidable campana Cdn-
dido Aguilar Sc dispone q hacer
frenfe a la grave situacion

Toda la region Norte del kstado
dc yeracruz estG siendo teatro de
los mas encar1szados combates de
que Sc tengan noticia en- los ultinos
amos de la revoiucion. Desde Nautla
hasta las inmediaciones del puerto
de Tampico, traves de toda la IONA
petrolifera, las tropas de Carranza
esfGn disputGndcse la possession de esa
rica zona con los obregonistas. Pc
laistas y felicistas, que han undo
sus elcmentos para combatir al re-
eirnen carrancista ALI.
El puerto de i'uxpam. objetlvo de
las fuerzas revolucionarias, esta aan
en- poder de las tropas leales Ga
rranza ,pero Ia situacior de-estas
parece ser delcada a aausa del sitlo
que le tienen puesto los revoluciona-
rios. pues aun cuando aquellas trc
pas tienen la salida del mar Y por
este Sc comunican con los puertos de
Veracruz V Tampico, como el 60
bierno cuenta con escasoS elemen-
tos navales no puede hacer un rapido
traslado de tropas nj de where's nj de
material de guerra para. t-eforzar a
los sitiadOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
SUI PRIhEH LA PENA
De NUERTE En-
SONORA

Tc'c1rGmG Especial parc. IA PRENSA.'
NOGALES, Arizona, Abril Ella
pena de muertc ha sido prohibida en-
e! tcrritorio dominado por los revo-
!Icionarios que forman el ejercito
llanado Liberal Corstitucionalista
FL Gobernador Adolfo de Ia Huerta,
con su caracter dc JeIc Supreme in
terino del referido ejercito. ha eXpe-
dido un Gecreto hoy. declarando que
Iueda abciida L. p2na capital como
castigo de deli,eS politicos. Las fuer-
zas hberalcs constitucionalistas de
berdn respetar la vida de los ca
rrancis:as que caigan pr.s!oneTus por
defender a sooicIno que ha sido
desconocido FOR los revolucional,ios
del Estado de Sonora, conforme 10
expresa el Plan de Aqua Pricta.'
Fl decreto expedido hoy por el Go
hernador Adolfo de Ia Huerta ter
nina con la frase que esta siendo
usada en- todos los manifiestos de
los carrancistas qIe comhatel a su
antique jefe: "SIfragio F,fective,
No reelection"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

desvirtuaGo radicalmcnte Ia organl-
zacior poiitica dc la RepUbhca.
CONSIDERANDG TERCERO; qie
.os aStos : procedimicnto~ somera-
mcure cXpuestoS. constituyen. a!
misno tempo. fagranteS violacio-
nes i nuesyra Ley Supyena. del;tcs
graves del orden comun ' TRACTION
absolute las aspiraciones funda-
mentaleS de Ia revo4ucion conStitu-
cionaiSta.
CONSIDERAND0 CUARTO: que
habisndose agotado todos los medios
pacificos para encauzar los proce-
dimientos del repetido primer man
iatario de Ia Federation por las
vas constitIciCnaleS. sin haberse
logrado tai finaidat, ha Negado e.
momento de que el pueblo meXica-
no aSuma toda Su soberania, revo-
caudo al mandataris infiel e!. poder
cue le habia conferido, y reivindi-
cando el imperio absolute de suS ms
tituciones Y leEes. En- tai virtud
los subscritos, ciudadanos meXica-
nos en- el pleno ejereicio de nues-
tros derechos politicos, hemos adop,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
HABLA LIND, e.
SIlEHCI0SO
PoT primsra Vsz, y ante Ia
Intimaeian de Ia Alta
Camsrs, dice dc su
HlisI5n eeres del
lrsI. hnerta

T,.-.--..s f..1-.-.e. 5crr IL F"ENSt.
WASHINGTON. Abril 2..-John
3. Lind. e' rcpresent&nte persona!
del Pre=idente Wilson cerca del ge-
neral Nicroriano Hue:1a. Geclar6 hoy
ante el sub Cog@ite del Serado en-
carcado de investigar Ia situacion
mexicana.
Lind manifesto que habia hecho
una proposition al general Huerta
despuss de haberle indicado que
concertara un armisticio con los re-
voIuciouarios. proposition que recha-
70 Huerra.
lisa proposition fut Ia dc pres
,ar apoyo financiero al gobierno de
Mexico a cambio dc Ia renlncia de
Huerta? pregunto Lind Francis
Kearful. SiEodal del Comite.
-Digo unicamente-contesto Lind
-que hice una proposition q Huer-
"a: pero no que-ella haya sido en- e
sertido que usted manifesto.
Lind sc rehuso a iutornar sobrc
"a conversation cue tuvo con el ge-
neral Huerta, aSi como Sobre las
insrrucciones que recibio del Presi-
dence Wilson, = solamerte hizo re
ferencia al memorandum impreso
que Eabia entregaJo al comite : que
practicamante Is q mismo cue tIe
pub!icado por el Deparramento de
EScgdo cuando Lind cstaba en- Ne
xico. AGmir;o Que el Presidente vii
son habia propues5o que Huerta con
certara un a-miseicio general con
los revolucionarios Y que sc efec-
Juaran eleccioneS Eresidenciales con
"A cordici6r de que en- elias no fue-
II, candidate q general Hucrta. AG-
miri5. igualmente. Que Sc habia pro
metido que sc prestaria ayuda t,nan-
ciara al cob!erro que s1stituyera
Huerta como reSulCado de las elec-
ciooues Y Gijo que 81 mission unica
en- Mexico habia S;do Ia de procurar
IN avenimicnto entire el gobierno '
los yevolucionarioS para que cesara
n lueha.
Dijo. ademas. que on aquel tempo
los ciudadanoS americanoS que resi-
dian en- Mexico : que tenian ali Su5
incereses deSeaban que ei gobierno
lie Haerca fuese recouocito por el
lie los E<tados Unidos; que aignnos
interescs propietarioS dc Jerrcnos
--..-r.. = -,,,. loo, r.,. l., IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
FALTAN COMUN!CA
CLONES

Lo que manticae c.erta ajarma en-
Ia Uoblaci6u. Is 9, hccho de CUE Ia
MAYOR partc de las comunicaciones.
ranro terrocurrileraS como telegra
ficas. estar ;~;rrreuupii.f.
Nara eI rumao De TamnicO. haze
HAS cue no Salen trenes. : las Inca
telegraficas nan >iio cortaGas en
,Iistintos puntos. ccuvriendo 10 mismo
en- Ia linea Que ane a Monterrey con
Natamoros.
Respecco de csta plaza. - sabe
on Monterrey que eSCd slendo amaga-
ia. que 10 sera en- brcve. po- los
revoluciorarios al mardo de Alma
ian de otros jefes Que n~r IA r"r-
te norre de Tamaulipas vienen ope.
randO.
Las iItimaS noticias CUE en- Mon
terrey Sc recibieron. Erocedentes de
Tarpico. hablaban de aIavmas eau
sadas por los sucesos de TuNpan.
mas no de pehgros revolucJonarios
del momguto para Ia ciu3oa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
TUXPAM SERA bonn
BARDEADO

Sc :abe que el capitan de fragata
Isaac Serrano, que es el comandan-
te del Zaragoza. tiene instrucciones
de bombardear Tuxpam en- el case
de que los revolucionarios logren en-
trar la plaza despues de derrotar
los defensores, pues que el gobier-
no de Carrsnza esta resuelto jugar
ell todo por el todo con tai de 10 per-
der ese puerto que es Ia salida CEN
tral de la zona petrolifera.
81 Tu:,pam es capturado por las
fuerzas revolucionarias, Carranza
puede dar por perdida toda Ia zona
petrolifera, pues entonces los revolu
cionarios estaran en- condolences de
n1overse libremente, toda vez que do
minarap Ia costa, desde Nautla hasta
cl rcierido inlpcrtante puerto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
PLAZAS EN- PODER
DE LOS REBELDES

Las fucrzaS obregoristas, pelals-
tas Y felicistas combinadas tienen en-
su poder las siguientes plazas de
importancia del Norte del Estado dc
Veracruz; Papantla (que capture
Gomez despues de haberse subleva.
do) Gutierrez Zamora, dominada por
laSfuerzas peIaistas y Nautla, que Sc
halla en- poder de los felicistas. AIDE
mas. gran numero 6e pequenas po-
blacioneS situadas en- Ia extensa zona
comprendida entire dichas poblacio-
nes cercanas a Ia costa.
Sc asegura.-pero este no esta
confirmado.-que Tecolutla, puerto
situado entire Tu,IIam Y Nautia, fue
ocurado por las fuerzas de Ar
nulfo Gomez, agregandose que dicha
ocupaci6n le llevaron a cabo las tro-
pas que avanzaron de Papantla cum
pliendo con las 6rdenes del referido
jefe obregonista.
El canonero Guerrero la lido a
estacionarse frente a Tecolutla, para
evitar cue los revolucionarios puedan
recibir por ALI cargamentos de ar.
mas Y municiones, para 10 cual Vi
gilara a todos los barcos que traten
de aproximarse a la costa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
Ell "ZARAGOZA" EVITO
LA CAIDA DE TUXPAM

La caida del puerto de TuXpam
en- poder de las fuerzaS comandadas
por el general obregonista Arnulfo
Gomez la evit6 Ia oportuna llegada
del canonero 'Zaragoza.' Sc sabe
efectivamente que las fuerzas de los
generates carrancistas Alvarez Y Es-
pinosa Y C6rdova, estaban va para
rendirse como consecuencia de los
tres ataqueS consecutivos he
chos por las fuerzas &c Gomez, Guam
do lego a TuXpam, procedente de
Eeracruz. cl canonero 'ZaragoZa,' el
que llev6 pertrechos para las fder-
zas defensoraS.
La presencia del "Zaragoza" frente
TuXpam ebligG a las tropas de &C.
mez a suspender el ataque Y retirarse
a fin de hacer salir de Ia plaza a las
tropas carrancistas Y poder atacar-
las a campo alberto Y donde estas no
puoiesen contar con el apoyo de los
canones del barco de guerra.
Una parte de las tropas defenso-
ras de Tuxpam salieron "a perseguir"
q los asaltantes de la plaza, pero re-
gresaron SIS posiciones al verse
atacados ror los que Greian fugitivos.
Comprendieron entonces los carran-
cistas que Ia .retirada de Gomez ha-
bia sido un plan para hacerlos slir
de Tuxpam V destrozarlos, va que
el jefe revolucionario cuenta con ma
yor numero de troras Y Sc refugia-
ron nuevamente en- el puerto, donde
Fermanecen, defendiendose de los
nuevos ataques parciales que han
estado hacien los revolucionarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
Los AhERICANOS salem De
HAZATLAN
e.sa-cna Esz.cie: ncrc Ii pPENsA

Te!sg-GrnG Es7cciG: parc Ia PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Abril 27.-Los
ciudadanos americanos RESIDENCES en-
el puerto de MazatI&n Y en- otros lu.
cares del Estado de Sinaloa, estan
va a salvo. MO- ~-ra eviter posibles
arjuicios con motive de la lucha en-.
tire carrahc.sc.s ) oDregonistas, to-
maron refugio en- el vapor Senator
que actualmente Va en- canipo de
San Francisco, California,
e. DEPARTMENT. de Estado reel
bio hoy informes oficiales de Ia So.
Ida de los americanos del puerto de
Mazatlan, Y segin dichos informes,
ochenta Y seis son los ciudadanes de
este pals que abandonaron el puerto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28


Telcorqra E@re-icl porc "Lt PPENSA,
NCGALkS, Arizona, Arm Il
Il esperado ,,'1que ue ~ l"s .!'G,t9 5eI u
'S''.S'"S S s.a sop,s 80 20 -. -. 10 ii
sI'Io %I F'..Jo ~ o''o oo~ ~ 10 Ch;h.,abna No
80. 10 I,a,,odo c.ho nrincinaInento
norcna las tropas del gobierro re.
ioo,oo,,r,d.s 81, LIS crrcor;as dc Pa.
IL p5I,;+o ,,,,os.,.,, ,,c, disno.
s;.:.', ~ Gs' .,a", ~,f - t,nIo
N,s'' 1880,
Es'o eS' d menus 10 ~. W. "'.E,' ~.
co eli los ceAtIoS i'''i''',t:s ~. Wv w
s"'e:' o""o'''' ""i.''S '''' 49,, 49,
les lnforh'es haplah S!"o oote'i"os
Dor NiaJeroS Iteg"uoS q" "!uei 'uSf''
IS por oeSeT.oEes caE1anc'S'"' N"e
Sc pasaron II ter'l''S!o ct sonora;
lamhien Sc ahuhcio Ell PS clreu'oS
mlhtareS dc Noga1eS que e' coroner
Antonio H1efrero' con >e4sc'el'os
indioS nlaEos' Iego u aqua ff'e'a noy
y siglHo :" maFch2 n"cla las p0S'C'o
nes de aS' uel fulpito' Ids cua'''
"a I fetorzar coN'eh'en'e"'s"'e Foi
or0en &c Ca!Ies'
Guerrero fue Jefe del EStado Ma
yor de Obregon durante Ia campana
de dicho jefe contra Villa en- ell rs
tado de chihuahua.
po,. ,,I+iro ca ,onnci6 en los mis-
mos ce,tros aua las avanzadas del
enera1 FIoyes 50 encuentran 2 trein.
ia Kilometres del puerto de Maza-
tlan y que dichas fuerZas no han
encontrado cnemigo. porque este Sc
ha retirado hasta las ceEcanias de .di-
cho nuerto donde eSnera Flores H.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
FL PLAN De Aqua PRlE1A

sado en- todas sus parties Y proteS-
tamos sostener con entereza. el ST.
guiente:
PLAN ORGANICO DEL MOVI-
AIIENTO REINFINDICADOR
DE LA DEMOCRACIA y DE
la LEY.
Art. Io.-Cesa en- eI ejercicio del
Poder Executive de la Federation
ell c. Nenustiano Carranza.
.Art.-So.-Se desconoce los
funcionarios pubicos cuya investi-
dura tenga origen en- los il5imos
elecciones de poderes locales veri-
ficados en- los Estados de Guiana
juato, San Luis Potosi. Queretaro,
Nuevo Leon Y TaulaulipaS.
Art. 3o.-Se desconoce asi mis-
no el caracter de consejales del
ayuntamiento de la ciudsd de Ne
xico q los ciudadanos declarados
electos con motive de los ultimos
comicios celebrates en- dicha capi-
tai.
Art 4o.-Se reconoce como GO
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ENRIQUE BRECEDA, UNO De
Los FlVORITOS De DON
VEHUSTIAHO, LEGO A
LAREDO, TEXAS
VA 4 UG.RSE 4 LA REY0LUCI0H DEL Is
Ts9O DE- SONORA Y PREDICE Oh! C8-
RRAHlA CAERA DEEIRO DE- DOS
MESES, CUAHDO MAS TBRJt

Te..yrr,,s E.Hsc.ai para IL PEFNS+.
LAREDO. Texas. Abril 27.-En-
rioue Breceda, coronel del ejercito
de Carranza : hermano de Alfredo
Breceda, cx-gobernador de- Distrito
Federal. arrib6 esta manana a La
redo. procedente de Ia Ciudad de
Mexico.
Breceda informo que Sc dirige al
Estado de Sonora para unirse a Las
fuerzas revolucionarias de aquel Es
tado Y combatir al gobierno dc Ga
rranza, del cue Sc ha separado.
Segun dijo a varios de suS amigos
Brcceda. Carranza no cstara en- el
poder aIriba de dos meses. paes esta
siendo abandonado por Ia mayoria dc
los elementos que 10 sostenian. Dijo
tambier que & Sc disgust0 con el go
b;el-no de Carranza Y con este per
sonalmente. debido que sc ha con-
vertido Ell un tirano que pcrSiguc q
los revolucionarios que le fUeron
fieles pero que no estan diSpuestos
:. acepCa- IN tirania cue pretende es-
tablecer Gefinitivamente.
Acrega Breceda cue el gobierno
Gict5 orden de arresto en- su contra
Dero que logr6 escapar saliendo dis
frazado Ge n Ciudad de Mexico.