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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-29
MRS. PITT ENTERTAlNS M. E.
LADIES AID

Mrs. C. M. Pitt delightfully."-
entertained the ladies Of the M.
E. Ladies Aid Thursday P. M, at
her new home in old town. Mu-
sic was furnished by Miss Mary
Washburne. Refreshments con-
sisting Of delicious ice cream and
cake were served. Among those
present were: Mrs. A. L. Bair.,
Mesdames Ed. and Walter Wood
roof, Mrs. Louis Grimmer, Mrs.
W. G. Lynch, Mrs. Moses Brown,
Mrs. J. W. Smoot, Mrs. ]. M.
Jackson, Mrs. J. L. Price, Mrs.
w. P. Vaughan, Mesdames J. H.
and M. D. Collier, Mrs. R. 0.
Bray, Mrs. E. B. Glover, Mrs. A.
L. Robertson, Mrs. J. V. Won.
BILE and Mrs. W. E. Bryant.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-29
FREE TUBERCULOSIS CLINIC

DR.. J. L. Spruill from the N.
C.. State Sanatorium will be in
this county the first two weeks
in November for the purpose of
doing physical examination for
lung and heart disease.
The State is paying for this
work in order to give the people
a chance to find out if they have
tuberculosis while it is in the
early stage, and can be cured.
This is a very treacherous disease
and never announces its arrival
but creeps in silently and goes
about its work. The victim nev-
er dreams he has the disease un-
til he suddenly has a hemorrage
from the lungs or takes his tenn
perature and finds he has an af-
ternoon temperature.
It is desired that every person
who has or has had tuberculosis
in their family take advantage of
this free examination. It is for
their best interest to find out the
disease before it gets in its dead
ly work.
DR.. Spruill is a specialist and
is capable of making an early
diagnosis of tuberculosis.
Every head of a family where
there has been exposure to tu-
berculosis has the responsibility
for the welfare of his family and
should take advantage of this
opportunity the State is offering.
After the disease has done its
work it is too late to start taking
the cure and it is too late to go
to a specialist, anybody can tell
almost at a glance what the
trouble is. Tuberculosis is a cur
able disease when the treatment
is started in its early stage, but
it is very difficult when it is far
advanced.
Clinics will be held in the
county at the following places;
Weldon Nov. l, z, q 3,
Littleton a,
Scotland Neck " B, q D,
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-29
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
SHOULD BE DEFEATED
TO ALL VOTERS:

TO ALL VOTERS:
On November End an amend.
ment to the Constitution Of North
Carolina will be submitted to the
people for ratification or rejec-
ton.
This amendment radically af-
fects the fundamental subject Of
Taxation.
Every voter no matter which
party he supports should give
serious attention to this matter.
Political officers come and 60;
but the Constitution and Taxes
go on forever.
| advise every voter to vote
against the Tax Amendment,
November End.
1t proposes to put a tax on in
comes derived from property al
ready taxed on its value.
That is, it empowers the Leg
islature to impose a tax of six
per cent on rents, profits of mer-
chants, profits in trade, profits
in farming, profits on sales, pro-
fits of corporations, dividends,
money loaned, in fact, on all in
come.
Who will pay this tax?
Put a tax on rents, for exam
pie. The landlord may appear
to pay it, but he will load it on
the tenant. He will increase the
rent.
The ultimate consumer will
bear the burden.
The rich can and will escape
this tax by buying Government
bonds.
Having valued real estate and
personal property for taxation at
the top-notch, the State ought
not now ask for power to further
tax it by taxing rents and profits
thereof.
Vote down this Amendment.
1t does not limit the rate of
taxation. 1t purports to do that,
but read the Amendment, and
you will see that the way is pro-
vided to break over the limit at
will. 1t does tremendously in
crease the power of the Legisla-
ture to take taxes. This is its
purpose. Vote 1t dowr.
]. W. Bailey.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-10-29
ST. CLAIRE SISTERS
PLEASE AUDIENCE

The St. Claire sisters gave the
second number of the Lyceum
course Tuesday evening in the
Central School auditorium. Their
program consisted of instrument
tai and vocal quartettes, duets,
trios, pianologues, etc. Their Sc
lections were popular numbers
and the appreciation of their
audience was magnificently mir
rowed in their enthusiastic ap-
plause. The next number will
be given next week.
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For MusicaI BsoInners,

Builders Of modern Oats might well
take hint from a unique feature iD
Buckland's hotel In Brook street, no"
undergoing transformation to accom-
modate the new Guards club. This
was a suite Of "sound-proof" roomi
called the Handel suite" after tht
composer. who lived and died In Broos
street, for the use Of musically IN
clined visitors. This admirable ar
rangement enabled amateurs OF sucn
distressing instruments In the hands
Of the novice az the piceolo or the bag
pipes to practice without disturbing
thslr fellow.guests. London Times.
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liunIts In Syria.

Coal, In the ordinary sense Of the
word. does not exist In Syria. but
there are beds of Ignite containing
traces Of vegpble organisms. The
principal beds are In the Mettu; that
Of Cornaeil, which has been worked |;
and In the district Of Jezzlne, those
Of Nina and Haitour to the east Of
Sidon. This Is very extensive but
shallow and close to the surface. At
Jezslne amber. yellow and black. 10
abundant Christian Science Monitor.
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Baptist Church
7. S. Crutchfield d Pastor.

Sunday school 1000 A. M.
W. S. Hancock, Supt.
Preaching HOO A. M. and
7:30 P. M.
Prayer meeting each Wednes-
day evening at 7:30.
The Public cordially invited to
all services.
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e.re.len. One. orsa. s..port.

Until 14o2 Barcelona was the Ne~
York Of the Mediterranean. Its posi-
tion In the northeastern coast o.
Spain. actually at about the same lati
tuds a. New York city, relatively u
to the Mediterranean world what the
western city IL to Atlantic trads
routes Columbus voyage was con
sidersd . bit Of impertinence on ths
part Of the Castilian government b
upset the balance Of trade 10 favcs
of cities In western and southsn
Spain,
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Subscription $500 Year in Advance
ROANOKE RAPIDS PERSONAL
AND LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. W. H. Camp, of Garys-
burg, spent Wednesday in town
on business.
Miss Orie Moseley spent the
weekend in Kinston with rela-
tives.
Mr.. F. C. Williams spent the
weekend in Franklin.
Mr.. G. W. Humphreys is spend
ing some time here with rela-
tives.
Mr.. W. W. Kidd, and family,
of Warrenton, spent the week.
end here in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. |. Kidd.
Miss Sula Williams spent the
weekend in Rocky Mount.
Mr.. J. H. Hines has accepted
a position with the Roanoke
Mills Company.
Mr.. O. L. Smith and daughter,
Myrtle, and Mrs. E. B. Glover
spent last Thursday in Raleigh.
Mrs. H. P. Thomas is spend.
ing this week in Richmond.
Mrs. W. S. Saunders has re-
turned from a visit to Lynch
burg.
Messrs. G. D. Shell, W. S.
Hancock, ]. R. Manning, W. T.
Councill and E. H. Ricks spent
last Thursday in Raleigh.
Mr.. F. M. Coburn has return
ed from a business trip to New
York and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Shell and
children spent Wednesday in
Emporia.
Mrs. H. w. Atkinson and child
rem and Mrs. w. H. Jones and
daughter, Jessie Mildred, spent
Wednesday in Emporia.
Mesdames Straughn and P. c.
Duncan and children have re-
turned from Clayton where they
have been for several days.
Mr.. Duke Duncan, of St. Paul,
spent the weekend here with
his brother, Mr.. P. C. Duncan.
Mesdames W. L. Long and T.
w. M. Long and Job Taylor and
Miss Mary Duke attended Dis
trict meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church
held in Weldon Wednesday.
Mr.. Bixler Hobgcod, of Rocky
Mount, spent Wednesday in town.
Halloween party for the child
rem of the Sunday School of All
Saints Episcopal Church will be
held Saturday night in the Par
ish Hall.
The Presbyterian Ladies will
hold their annual Bazaar Sat,
Dec. 4th.
Mrs. A. P. Mcpherson went
to Raleigh today to be gone a !
few days.
Mrs. Fred Peck attended a re-
ception given to Miss Allen, Wor-
thy Grand Matron of the East
ern Star, held in Warrenton last
week.
Mr.. David Traynham, Jr., has
returned from a trip to Lynch
burg.
A large number of Masons at
tended the District meeting held
in Weldon Tuesday night. An
excellent address vas delivered
by DR.. Job Taylor.
Miss Nancy McLawhorn, of
Jackson, arrived here Tuesday
en- route to Aurelian Springs to
Judge the canned products at the
Fair.
Among those attending the
Aurelian Springs Fair were: Mr..
and Mrs. J. M. Jackson, Miss Lula
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Price, Mr.. E. A. Telliga, Miss
Annie Laurie Patterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. ]. Bounds, Miss Lena
Rivers Jones, Mrs. Louis Grim
mer, Misses A. A. Hardaway,
and Inzie Jones, Mrs. Ward, Mrs.
F. M. Shute and daughter, Cath
crime, Mrs. Pitt, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Akers, Mr.. ]. K. Dickens,
Mr.. w. S. Hancock. Miss Jennie
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ROSEMARY PERSONAL AND
LOCAL ITEMS

oSsJs
Mr.. C. B. Saitor, Of Richmond,
was here yesterday.
Mr.. W. R. Smith, Of Raleigh,
Chief Rabban of Sudan Temple
Order of the Mystic Shrine, was
in town yesterday and last night.
Mr.. Max Einstein, of Char.
lotte, spent Wednesday in town.
Mrs. Virginia Dromgoole, Of
Northampton County, spent sew.
eral days in town this week.
Mrs. L. B. Thompson, Of
Beaver Dam, Va, was in Rose.
mary Wednesday.
Miss Mary Alexander spent
the week end with her parents
in Scotland Neck.
Mr.. X. A. Pruett, of Peters
burg, was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. L. H. Justis, of Littleton,
visited friends in town Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. W. P. Williams, of Tar
boro, was in Rosemary Wednes-
day.
! Mr.. w. E. Lewter, is erecting
a handsome two story house
next door to Mr.. R. D. jenkins.
Mr.. W. F. Horner, of Hender-
son, was in town this week.
| Mesdames ]. P. Hewitt, M. R.
Wick, B. B. Cullom, D. P. Allen,
Mrs. Dan w. Allen attended a
meeting of the Episcopal Auxil-
iary held in Weldon Wednesday.
MIR. Harvey C.. Names, of
Raleigh, was here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Rothwell,
of New York City, were visitors
here yesterday.
Mr.. F. Darlington, of Norfolk,
was in town Wednesday.
Messrs. 81 Herman and George
Wolfe, of New York City, were
here Wednesday.
Mr.. J. F. Wick, of Pinetops,
spent Monday in Rosemary.
Miss Elise Bradley and Messrs.
John, Jesse and Tom Bradley, of
Northampton County were visi-
tors in town yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Chas. S. Stanage, of New
York City, was in Rosemary
Monday.
Mr.. T. M. Jenkins attended
the Aurelian Springs Fair We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Arthur E. Stowe and fam
lily have moved into their new
residence on Jackson Street just
back of the Hospital.
Mr.. William Manning is spend
ing several days in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Butts and
family, OF Halifax were visitors
in town Sunday.
Sidney Allen and F. l.. Nash
attended the Aurelian Springs
Fair Thursday.
Mr.. Ned H. House, of Atlanta,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Corbiss,
of Atlanta, were here yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Williams, of Nor
folk, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Lyerly.
Mr.. Frank Cullom, Chief of
Police, of Littleton, was here on
official business yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. G. D. Shell is moving his
stock OF goods from Roanoke
Rapids into his new store build
on Roanoke Avenue.
Mr.. J. E. McGee attended a|
district meeting of the Masonic
Fraternity held in Weldon Tues
day night.
The Rosemary Laundry build
ing is fast nearing completion.
Mr.. Murray Goldin, of Atlanta,
was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. E M. Handley, of New
York, spent Monday in town.
Roanoke Rapids +" 8,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-25
DR. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

A27 \. San Saba St. sequlna con
Iakeview, TelefoRo Travis $40,
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TAMPICO, lamps, Enero 90
P~roccdentes de Ciudad Victoria lie
garon al puerto Francisco Gonzalez,
actual goberlador del Estado Y ell Sc
c~retario de Gobierno, Lie. Jose Ora
cia Medrano. Vienen c objeto de
asistir a IL revision de los documen-
tos de Ia Tesoreria General Y de Ia
Colecturia de Rentas que, ON Sc ha
sabido, Sc italian sumamente embro-
llados.
Estan tratando tambien alguncs O.
tres asuntos de i~mportancia, tales CO.
mo los c~ontratos celebrates por Ell A,
yuntamiento, muy en- especial les de
Ia empresa de luz Y de Ia Asocia-
ci6n Cristiana de J6venes, que son
los de mayor interes para Ia ciudad,
Fstos contracts estan siendo revisa-
dos por los funcionarios Y sobre ellos
dictaminaran 10 que cream conve,
niente..
Ell gobierno del Estado, segUn d.
10 ell Lie. Gracia Medrano a los pc
riodistas tiene especial empeno en- que
los asuntos de la municipalidad de
Tampico queden bien arreglados J
encarrilados de modo que en- 10 su-
cesivo re haya tropiezo alguno eN
ell desarrollo de sus funciones.
Declare, ademas, que estan bata,
llando mucho para poner Ell claro al
gunos de los asuntos del Gobierno
debido a Ia falta de documentos in,
teresantes que mand6. que Sc queme,
ran ell professor Csuna, eX-Goberna-
dor del Escado.
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Regresan a sus trabajos los
obreros en- la CiRdad
de Barcelona

De-. Sc-ri-io Especial dc Ii PPENSA.
MADRID, Enero 24.-Un teleg?a-
ma de la capital de CataIuna rec!bl-
do hoy aqui, da cuenta de que un
gran numero de trabajadores han es-
tado solicitando trabajo en- las IA
bricas y que diariamente aumenta eI
ndmero de los que desean volver a
sus labores. FL gobernador de Ia pro-
vincia informa Quc un regular nu-
nero de anarquistas bien conocidos
han sido arrestados en- las ultlmas
veinticuatro horas, en- esa ciudad.
al internado Sc estan estudiando las
bases para que los alumnos no tro-
piscen con dificultades dc ningun ge-
nero. Entire los alunnos internos
ficuraran los subvenciOnados per los
robiernos, de los Estados, segun tam
bien Sc ha informado "a en- notas an
teriores
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Conferencias contra ei bolshe
vikismo en- New Braunfeis
Y San Marcos, Texas

NEW BFAUNFELS, Texas, Enc
70 2O.-El dia de aver Sc do cita Ia
co'onia me,icana de esta ~poblaclon,
en- IA Escueia Mexicana, para Or una
c~onferencia del Ingeniero Luis &.
Soto. que hace una gira actualmen~
tie Dor las poblaciones de este Esta-
do. disertando contra las doctrlnas
disolventes de los b~oishevinis. La
labor del Ingeniero Soto tlende a
contrarestar entire los obreros meX1-
caros. los efectos que Ia propaganda
radical que han venido hacienda al
gunos agitadores en- estas regiones,
puedan haber causado, a fin de que
no secunden auuellas doctrinas anar-
aulstas Y 81 por ei c~ontrario, Sc man
tengan unidos Y apegados al orden,
~guardando ell debido respeto a las
instituciones Y autoridades de este
pals.
Estuvieron presentes en- la confe-
rencia, eI senior Administrators de Co.
rreos de Ia Localidad y el Superln-
tendente dc la Comal Rock Company,
que hablan muy bien espahol Y quie-
mes ~quedaron tambien complacidos
de la labor del c~onferencista mexi-
cano..
Despues del Ingenfero Soto, hi
cieron uso de Ia palabra los seno-
res PORT. G. J. NJ. Cardona, Matilde
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PLONCILLO MEXICANO.

Chocolate manufactured unica-
mente por TOrreno Mfg. Co. Plda
mueStras y precios, queSo de tuna,
caista de membrillo, pIatanos pasa-
dos. Queso grande m~eNicanc. rebozoS
ara sonora. reataS neXlcanas para
lazsr. toquillas de cerda, metates con
mano. m~olcaietes. moiiRos para niAta-
NAL. hoias para tamaies, tamalina. pei
mes para metate, peines meXicanOs pa
IA la cabeza, mOliuillos para el chocO-
late, Chicle negro. chicle blanco mexi-
,ano. pinole m~eXicauo, colaclon me-
xica.a, duices mexicanos, chicharron
de puerco prenSado, carRe SEGA, pi-
0uin deEamonte, chile colorado, YER
BIAS MEDICINALES, Medicines de
todas classes. perfumes de todaS mar
a ' prec;os. WHO'S EMBOTELLA-
DOS. propios para bales Y reunioucs.
en- fin. ell mas grande surtdo de
cuauto listed lie haga falta, sea 10 que
sea-. Nuestra casa es Ia numero l
i su genera en- e. Sur de los Esta-
Unidos.
Auuuue TO nos mands Ell dinero
ieiaa;ado. como Sc 10 exigen otros.
poienos surtirle los pedidos cue 0
hasa. Escribauos pidiendo listas de
precios poS mayor y menor. No lie
pesara.
lrija So correspondence a san
LUIS MERCANTILE CO. 324H ".
Commerce St. - DEPARTMENT. g.
San Antonio, Texas.
N0TA: - Cada viernes Sc pubiica
nueStra lista de precios en- este perio-
dico. No dele de buscarla en- Ia Sc
gunda plana.
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ENTHUSIASTIC ENTIRE LOS
A~CRTCULTORES DE Ia
REPUBLICA
En- todaS parties, y especial
mentg en- Ia LaguaG, Sc
prepcrqn a sembrdr

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, enero "a
Ell Ing. Jose Duvall0n, jefe del
Departamento de Agricultural, ha in
tornado que ell ano agricola que
ST avecina sera dOhlemente impor-
tante 4 los ~anteriores, segln los Cd
tos oficiales que Sc han recibido de
var;as comarcas del pals.
Es en- La Laguna, especialnlente.
donde hay gran entusiasmo per Ia
perspectiva cue presentan los nego-
clos. En- Torre6n, Lerdo, Gomez Pa
lacio Y, en- general en- las poblacio-
nes de aquella comarca, Sc trabaja
con empeno en- disponer las siembras
para el mes de Febrero proximo,
dandoles una importancia mayor que
en- los pasados amos.
Hay, adem&s, segin dice Duvall6n
solicitudes de agricultores franceses
e ;ngleses, ~quienes desean tierras pa
ra rabajarlas desdc luego. Y, per 10
que Sc opina en- el gobierno, es Sc
guro que Sc les concederan, o las
mismas f~acilidades que 81 fueran me,
xicanos.
SegIn 10 anunci6 tambien cl refe-
rido Ig. Duvall6n, Ia Escuela Nacio-
nal de Agricultural abrira sus cursos
en- breves seEnanas, trasladandose 6
IN local apropiado, mucho mejor cue
en- ell que hoy Sc halla. Para asis,
tir a estos cursos Sc han recibido va
algunas solicitudes de j6venes de dis
tintos Estados de a Replblica. E:
uuerpo de profesores sera selecciona-
do por Ia Secretaria del ramo, con
TODD cuidado, a fin de cue ese i'm
portante planted llene los requisites
Indispensable. Por 10 CUE respects
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~ANECDOTAS CCMICAS

FL principe de Metternich nantes
to q Julio Janin Ell deseo de poser
In aut6grafo suyo.
El eminente %critico echo en- el acto
mano a Ia puma, y de su puno y le-
ira escribi6:
"Vale por Glen botellas de vino de
Johannesburg, que Sc me llevaran a
casa.-Julio JANIN.
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Del S~crririo Especial de- IA PPFNSA.
MADRID, Enero 24.-Durante los
debates que sc tuvieron hoy en- el
Parlamento. sobre las cuestiones eco
nomicas del RENO, los miembros del
Partido socialista declararon que a
las exportaciones de azucar a Fran
cha. Sc debia e. alto precio que dicho
articulo habia alcanzado actualmen-
te en- Espana.
Ell diputado Teyuro, en- su discur-
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CABLES DE ESPANA
SerOicio especial de La PRENSA
DISPUTE LA STTUACION EC0NOMICA FL CoNCRES0

so, dijo que no obstante que Ia pro-
ducci6n de azucar en- Espaha era
mucho mayor que Ia cue Sc %neceslta-
ba para Ell consume. los precios Sc
habian aumentado inmoderadamente.
e. Ministro de Where's, por su par
te, dijo que el gobierno adoptara
medidas especiales para impedir que
Sc. lleven q cabo nuevos aumentos en-
ell precio de csc articulo.
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EESDENOS COLCHONES @2eyos 1 los ne
.O5es T--s.os: taHo!en -eaovamoS. A-as
Matters Co.. 10 ). Pecos 81
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Cuando necesite libros en- espaho'
dirijase e. Ignacio E. Lozano. lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex
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Sc RENTAN cuartos smue5Lados. con 0 sin
asss.pac.a. SO 5. Conchcs ST.. San Ante
go. Texas. Vicente Ra2Eel. Prop.
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In rueuo aSesiuato Sc ia re-
gistrado q bordo de IN treR

MADRID, Enero 24.-Un mensa-
ie telegrafico recibidv aqui hoy de
Almanac, provincial de Leon, da
cuenta de que un pasajero desc9no-
edo, fue asesinado anoche en- ell tren
que CORE entire esa ciudad Y Ia de
Alpera Y que ell equipaje del viaiero
fu6 alberto y robado. Z! cuerpo del
pasajero Sc encontr0 en- I'm compar-
timiento de primera clase, cuando Ell
tren lego a A.pera. Al ser examlna-
do Sc encontr0 que ~presentaba dos
heridas en- la cabeza, que lie fueron
infligidas con una de las hachas que
sc llevan en- los caTros para cual-
quiera emergencia. Este es el tercer
asesinato que Sc lleva a efecto en- los
trenes, en- esa region en- un tempo
relativamente corto, y ell publlco emf
pieza a excitarse por Ia falta de Sc
guridad en- los trenes.
Otro telegrama de Oviedo, dice
que durante la huelga ferrocarrilera
Sc registraron colisiones de trenes en-
varias parties, habi6ndo habido IN
regular numero de personas herldas.
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EStd en- T'umpico Luis CGbGuero

Aloiado en- 81 hotel Palacio de es,
tc puerto, Sc halla ei rendldo gene
raj Luis Caballero, a quien acompa-
nan su esposa Dona Celestina 30
lado de Caballaro V el mayor Pedro
!Arriola V los seNores JESUS botellt
y Manuel Cavazos-
Caballero permanecer& en- este
puerto por algunos dias, saliendo des-
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SAN MARCOS, Texas, Enero 81.
A pesar del nal tempo que ha ha-
Dido aqui, pues desde hace varios
dias ha estado lloviendo sin cesar,
la ~conferencia anunciada para hoy
por el Ingeniero Luis c. Soto, Sc lie
vo q efecto, habiendose visto muy
concurrido ell salon por obreros me-
xicanos V sus familias que acudieron
presurosos a IA invitacion que Sc les
hizo.
Ell Ingeniero Soto desarrollo el te-
ma de la reconstruction n~acional :
expuso sus ideales respecto del obre-
70 mexicano Y su bcillante porvenir,
atacando briosamente las doctrinas
malsanas Y Discoveries de los radical
les bolshevikis ' exhortando q los
trabajadores meXicanos a m]antener-
Sc unidos y dentro del orden, respe-
atndo sierlpre las insttiuciones y au-
toridades de este pals que nos ALDER
ga.
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