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co.o,,ne E.pIodcs.

DANvILLE. April damage esti-
mated at $500 was done at the plaht
of the Edison Battery Company when
a can OF gasoline exploded. lgnitins
the plant. Firemen promptly extin-
ruishcd the flames.
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THREES

Dominick Henry. OF the .,tsnd
district" and supplemented BY in AS MS
formation" diyuleed by Comnlssion Dir
er or Accounts Iirshneld, who hs}3
been coducting separate gambliis4f Y
investigation. M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-02
, rntn, Auto Accident.

GORDONSyILLE. April l. The
-ycnr-old son Of Tip Martin. oil
Louisa. was killed and several othcr
persons were injured when car
which Martin was driving turned
over. p!nning the occupants beneath
the tunncau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-02

GORDONSvILLE. April IL. T.
Jones died at the home of his daugh.
ter. Mrs. James Winston. last sum
dag morning.
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FACES MURDER CHARGE
Charles Marshall Convicted. Ills ia
thcr Goes tn Trial as
Acccssory.

by Associated Press.
TUPELO. MISS. April II. l..
Marshall. father of Charles Marshall.
was placed on trial hero TO-DAY on n
charge OF having been accessory be-
Tore the fact to the killing OF W.T.
liam Miller. youngest of the four
members OF the Miller family. whs
were killed at their home. near Amory.
January 10 last. ana OF whose murder
Charles Marshall was convicted yes
terday. and sentenced to be hanged
May IA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-02
l.. u, Jones'.

home OF her son. Toney Thu.ston.
near Louisa. a few days ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-02

Mrs. T;l'za Thmrston.
GoRDONSV1l4l-E. April Mrs.
Eliza Ellen Thurston, SS. died at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-02
NEW YORK VICE'HUNTERs
DECLARE WEEKS TRUCE
Examination OF Charges Against
Smith VIII be HrSumed at
HeNurt. ri All

NEW YORK. April New York's
vice hunters today stacked arms
for about 4 week"
At the end of that time Raymond
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

"Tzsrskoye. Selo, June %, 1916.
MY own Beloved Angel:
1T is 121z already and I am just in
bed, but 1 want TO begin my letter
whilst still remember my converse
ton with Sturmer- The poor man
was much disturbed by rumors
brought him from people who had
been at MoghileT, but as RodziankO
bounced upon him. he began to get
quite surprised As though there
was to be a military Dictatorship
with Sergei Milhailovitch at the head,
that the ministers would be changed
etc, and Rodzianlzo. the fool came
flying to ask him his opinion on the
subject, etc He answered that he
knew nothing whatsoever and there
fore could not form any opinion.
Z consOled him, saying that YOU
had written nothing TO me upon this
subject and that I was convinced that
you would never put a grand duke
at such a place and least Of ali S. N.
who has enough to do 10 try and put
his business in order We discussed
Il being possible that generals think
It advisable a military man being at
the head OF such a commission (food)
so as to unite everything for the
army, and to be able to take military
measures for punishments. though
certainly the ministers would be
placed in an awkward position. Then
We spoke OF Naumov, who again said
to him that he was tired OF his work,
and did not feel vel and would like
to leave lHe does not agree with
the government, looks at things quite
from another point OF view. Though
being a loyal and charming man, he
is obstinate and sticks to the ideas OF
duma- ZemstVo. etc, and trusts their
Work better than the governments.
This is not famous for minister and
makes work with him very difficulty
He wished Sturmer 70 tell you he
wants TO ask to be dismissed. but
Sturmer protested and said he must
ask himself, though he finds he has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
HOROSCOPE


A THOUGH conflicting planetary
n influences mark this day 1t should
be reasonably fortunate While
Mercury, Jupiter and Venus are all in
benefic aspect. Mars. Uranus and
Saturn are adverse.
So complex are the various direc-
tons Of the stars in their effects on
human nature that unrest. uncer-
tainty and discomfort are constantly
foHented.
Clear thought and positive decisions
are difficult during this government
Of the stars, which affects political as
wei as commercial conditions
Publicity comes under the most
favorable conditions at this time and
It viii be more and more used by all
classes OF men and women
Newspapers are subject TO a sway
promising large returns after mid
summer when action against some
combination Of capital viii greatly
benefit them
During this rule OF the stars it is
held fortunate to begin on the work
ing out OF plans dreamed under a dir
ferent swing
Women have the best sort OF a
leading at this time and viii come
into many honors- In politics their
success viii be encouraging. but they
viii not have many offices thrust
upon them. for Venus Is read as max
ing Luen tributary 70 men 3 EA0Elr
even though times have changed
Again agitation and even scandal
relating TO something connected with
the army are prognosuc Gated
Storms and accidents to shipping
are prognosticated for the summer
months when there viii be a great
deal OF foreign travel at extraor-
binary expense.
Although many hopes OF fall in
prices have been held out there viii
be no appreciable change for many
months. astrologers declare
Insanity and demeutia viii notably
increase during the hot weather.
which should be a period Of calm
thought and wise conservation OF
strength.
Persons whose birthdate It IS
should not quarrel or go to law. They
should attend to business, safeguard
health and avoid changes.
Children born on this day may be
rather quick tempered and difficult
to manage. They should be trained TO
self control. for they are likely to
have great possibilities.
Copyright. 1920. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
DENVER HAS 256,369;
DALLAS TOTAL 158, 976

Washington, D. c., Nay 90 The
census bureau today announced the
population Of Denver. Colo, as be-
years ago, or 20.1 percent increase
for the mile high" metropolis Of the
Rocky Mountain region since 1910
Other cities whose population Is an
nounced include Hamilton county.
Ohio. containing Cincinnati. 493,678,
increase Sass, or 10 percent; Ia
coma Wash. 1855 increase 1892,
OF 1873 percent: New London. Conn,
1858. increase e02s, or S0-7 per-
cent; Dallas. Tex. with l5S,976, in
crease 66.S72, or 72.5 percent; Utica.
n T.. 1916. increase 1911 or 26-5
percent TeXarkanz, Tex. 11.4SQ, IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

THERE was talk IN Russia in 1916
1 during the decentralization OF the
food supply system Of the coun-
try Of a military dictatorship. The
czarina tells OF the plight Of premier
sturmer when Rodzianlzo. president
OF the duma, pounded upon him with
the report that Sergei 1ikhailovitch,
the grand duke who made such a
mess OF the artillery department.
in complete ignorance Of the news
ard hurried to the czarina for in
formation. The empress thus tells
Of her answer to Sturmer- I con-
soled him, saying that you had writ
ten nothing 10 me upon this subject
and that I was convinced that you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

would never put a grand duke at
such a place"
Bishop HermOgen, Rasputin's an
Client foe, appeared suddenly in PetrO-
grad, causing anxiety TO the monks
friends The czarina became so un-
easy that she urged that Hermogen
be dismissed because OF his opposi-
Volzhin, procurator Of the holy synod
be dismissed because of hos opposf-
ton to Rasputin- She then intro
duces another candidate, Dr.. Raiev.
who, indeed. soon succeeded Voizhin
as the chief of the synod.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
IsFeraldforDe taiIsVacationSa Goods

crease 1880. or 17.3 percent Tear
kama, Ark, s257. increase 2752, OF
IS percent THE two Texarkanas
are Immediately adjoining. one Of the
chief streets being State Line ave-
nue-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

r HAVE had several letters from
l girls recently, whom I have
visualized as the tall. romantic,
dreamy type. and ] want today to
write particularly for them
There is no more attractive type
than the dreamy girl-if she is really
the dreamy sort and not the sluggish
variety that excuses her lapses Of
mental Darkness as "dreaminess."
The real dreamy girl may be most
practical in the everyday things Of
life and most efficient in the working
Her dreams may be ambitions Wis
lons-she may be imagining herself as
she wants to be, 50 that she can work
toward that goal more readily She
may escape from the sordid surround
ings that hurt her, into a world OF
books and lovely pictures and wonder
full music. and So feed the beauty
loving soul that would starve in a
humdrum life That is being the
dreamy type
But the girl who sits at her desk
and gazes out the window, thinking
Of nothing. is not dreamy" She's
mentally lazy. The girl who forgets
and makes mistakes because her mind
is elsewhere, is not dreamy-she is
falling down on her job. The girl
who thinks about what Tom said last
night and what she is going to say to
Jim tonight. is not dreamy-she is
foolishly sentimental.
You might ask ne logically here
What are dreams ther2" would
answer, They are visions Of the bet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
TEXAS FUNERAL DIRECTORS
TO MEET HERE NEXT YEAR

Waco. Tex. Nay 20.-After much
discussion the Texas Funeral Direc-
tors and Embalmers' association
selected FL Paso for its 1921 meeting
place Wednesday afternoon Fort
Worth and san Antonio fought for
the convention. Dan Laughter, abb
lene, was elected president OF the
association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

R. E Mckee. General Contractor,
moved to new location. 1918 Texas
St Phone 4s4.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

CkRPETs CLEANED the best way
by the best cleaners WILSON-MIL-
LICAN Plant ?. Phone 786.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

THE deputy constable's bushy eye
br0ws again stood him IN good
stead a few days ago, when he sat and
watched a law breaker through them,
when all the time the man thought the
deputy was taking a nap.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

Cricket Hicks says now just about
the time he gets his spring pants fixed
up all hunkadory with the creases run-
ming exactly north and south, here
comes along some fanatic and sug-
gests that everybody 60 to work to
produce something.
Sidney Hooks made out like his nose
was bleeding and got up and left the
sermon Sunday morning before the
pastor had been preaching an hour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

only being now soldiers, II they dare
90 anything wrong they are judged
by military judgment This can be
done smoother and with less noise
than all the fabrics together it's the
best example and all viii tremble
that their turn may come. He is be-
coming far more energetic now and
feels a heavy load off his shoulders
now that the luna has left What
will that odious Rodzianko have
spoken about2 There Is much chance
he won't be reelected because his
party are furious he did the thing
clumsily and asked you should shut
ur the duma as they were tired. and
Sturmer said no that they Of their
own accord must 90. I beg your
pardon for bothering you, but I
wanted to warn You beforehand
about Naumov and what was worry
ing the good old MAJ.
Cover you with yearning. endless
kisses and blessings
Ever, Niclly mine, your very own
old WHY"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

''Izarslcove, Selo, June Is,

IzarsEoyes Selos June 20 1915
{ NY Own Sweet One:
''Lovy, forgot to tell you that I
saw the Metropolitan yesterday and
we spoke over the question OF Her
mogen. who IS in town since some
days and receives reporters, etc. He
has not right to be here. as you
never gave the permission he re-
ceived it from Volzhin and Metro
politan Vladimir. in whose KieV
house he is living. Several papers
speak about him, the Novoye
Fremya writes that the disgracsd
bishop wiz probably soon be named
to Astrakhan and IN the same place
they say the synod allowed him to
come tSturmer also by chance heard
OF It and was displeased. so I asked
the Metropolitan to 90 TO Sturmer
from me and beg him in his own
trouble you upon this subject. but
that he finds IL not at all proper nor
the moment for Hermogen TO be
here, as one cannot forget why you
had him sent away and that stories
may arise again. especially now all
such things must be avoided They
chose the moment Gregory is away.
That he lived already some DAYS here
and IL was kept secret even from
Srurmer, to whom the police ought
to have told IL at once. is strange
I only write all this, in case you
TO his place, and I hope Sturmer told
kolzhin; you ask Sturmer. As long
as Nolzhin remains things won't ever
work, he IS quite unfit for this place. I
is a handsome man OF the world and
works exclusively with Vladimir. On
Monday 1 receive Eaiev (brother OF
the doctor, son Of old Metropolitan
Palad), a professor. I believe. an ex-
cellent man. knowing the church by
heart since his childhood Write I
down TO ask Sturmer about him, he |
found him very good indeed. It in ]
terests me TO see him. as he is so
well versed in everything concerning !
our church Please remember to
speak about him to Sturmer
Tell me about AHA Can I bring
her extra with me, as our Friend I
wanted il 50 much she, too. would I
bring blessing for the troops as he I
says WHY does when goes there
God bless and protect you Kisses |
without end from your own old
roasting SUNNY
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

no tights TO ask EOr MS QlSmlsSlOu
during the war but for Sturmer It
would be easier without him Yes
terday was the last sitting OF the
conseil de rempire, GOlubev presided.
AbOminabIe Element.
Nearly all the right were missing
had left some time ago as had enough
Of it Khvostov led the other party
and is altogether an abominable ele-
ment- This party intended to draw
Trepov, Shankovskoy and Naumov to
account for things not being as they
ought to and to insist upon their
answering to all questions. Trepov
and ,Shankovskoy said they were
ready with all documents. but agreed
with Sturmer that questions might
ready to answer. Naumov, delighted,
said he would with Joy answer every
thing and that there would not be
enc question he would not find his
explanation to- It was very I'M
pleasant. but Sturmer insisted upon
CSolobev not allowing these questions
to be touched at all So when all
came together Il ended decently.
Then another thing Sergei Mix
hailOTitch twice asked Sturmer that
all the fabrics (factories) should be
militarized, but Sturmer said during
the duma il could not be done. And
now he has found q much better way
ont OF the thing. One fabric (have
forgotten in which town. is Just an
example, there were strikes, so one
ordered at once all the people and
workmen to be called in, and instead
OF sending them out to the war. make
them work in the fabrics as before.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

Garden Tools for chat home gar
den FL Paso Seed Co.. 523 E. San
Antonio St--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

KODAK Finishing. SEE eandara-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

L c. J-Castor oil is often recon-
mended to darken the lashes and
brOws as well as to nourish them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
20 Nd Dreanu L..

ter things" And to be dreamy is to
imagine a betterment Of yourself
your mind. your soul. your body. or all
three-and TO work towards that bet
terment. Idle visions Will get you
nowhere.
". F. M-As a rule, the hair
should not be washed more than once
in three week.-Mrs. a poor rule that
has no exceptions. they say, but really
unless your scalp grows uncomfor-
table from the excessive oil in the
hair, try not 10 shampoo It more often
than that Every week in betw een
shampoos. rub lot Of coarse corn
meal into the hair and brush II out
thoroughly. This absorbs the oil and
much OF the dirt too. and leaves the
hair clean and fluffy.
Meantime, use good hair tonic and
massage the scalp every night II
would not hurt, either, If you cut back
your hair a little 10 stimulate new
growth.
A. G.-No good dentist viii scrape
the enamel off the teeth when he
cleans them. He will scrape off the
tartar which hardens on the enamel.
Go to a dentist for an examination
at least twice a year and have him
clean your teeth professionally OF
those times
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-18
CESAN LAS ACTlvlDA-
DES REBELDES

La detenc,6n del divisionario Pablo
Gonzalez ha originado una milagrosa
TRANSACTION entire Ell elemento enemigo
del Gobierno de De Ia Huerta. Los
!nGcleos de rebeldes que habfanse
aduenado dc algunae posic!ones cerca
de las Was ferrocarrileras, y en- las
I,Toximida1es de plazas de imprrtan
cia, principalmente de la frontera,
como Nuevo Laredo, Piedras Nagras
y otras. 50 han retirado remontando-
Sc en- las sierras, tai vez con el pro-
p6sito de reecncentracse y formar un
solo nucleo cuyoI propositos aGn no
So conocen. Sc atribuye esa transision
de los rebe:dcs al hccho de que los
planes revclucionarios v los planes
de campaha' fcrInulados por e! divi-
sionario capturado cayeron en- poder
de las autoriGaGes militares, las cua-
les trataran de evitar a toda costa su
Gesarrollo y'real:zacion.
For tai motive. sigui6 diciendonos
el sehor Beltran. en- las plazas que
como Nue-o Laredo ,estuvieron en-
peligro de. caer en- poder de los re-
heldes. relna ahora tranquilidad. En-
N0evo Laredo hay una guarnicion bien
rumerosa, Y 10 Sc cree en- Ia posibili-
dad de nuevas intentonas por parte de
los levantados en- armas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-18
CONNENORAN La NUERTE
DE- JUAREZ DOS GRUP0S
NEXICANOS INPORTANTES

Con motive del aniversario de Ia
,nnerte del Benemarito ltcenciado
don Benito Juarez. uno de los mas
rotables Presidentes de MEXICO acae-
cida en- IS de Julio de 1877, las agru-
paciones do caracter patri6tico ms
ttuciones nacioralistas de Il cclonia
mexicana en- San Antonio. preparan
para hoy domingo diversas eereno-
MAS de cardcter commemorative.
Entire las ceremonies que mas in
pcrtancia te7dran, Sc cuentan las que
irsanizaron las Sociedades "Bene-
volencia" Y "Benito Juarez" de esta
localidad, Ell sus resyecdvos cent-os
de reunion, 6oade hahran de desarro-
lla,se progcarlas col n1rueros litera-
r;oS y mu 4 les
Las invitacicnes para dichos actos
cfvicos Sc han hecho circular amplia-
mente entire Ia colonia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-18
RICARDO GONZALEZ.
PASO Ia FRON7ERA
POR TN RANCHO CERCANO A
SAN IGNACIO, TEXAS,
ABANDONO MEXICO
r,,.oroma Epseie! para LA PRENSA~

rsl.orana EpscicI pcrG LA PREFSA
LAREDO. Texas, Julio lT--Las au-
toridades militares de Nuevo Laredo.
informan que el jefe revolucionario
que cruz6 In frontera internandose
en- territorio de los Estados Cnidos
fuE el general Ricardo Gonzalez, jefe
de n fuersa revolucionaria que atac6
Nuevo Larsdo con e. proposito de
captura dicha poblacion.
SegQR 10 expresado por las referi-
das auto-i6ades niIitares. Gonzalez
cruzo IA ltnea divisoria por las GER
canlas de N:ie-. entire dicho lugar =
CtCdad Guerrero.
Acerca del paso del general Con
E4Iez a terr:turiO de los Estados Uni
dos, nos info-m6 aver el Consul Sc
1or Belcran. cuando le interrogamos
.obre el particular. en- vista de
lag infornacIones recibidas por LA
PRENSA dc sus corresponsales en- Ia
frontera.
El Representative consular del Co
bier1o de Mexico nos asegur6 haber
recibido alsunos info-mes dandole
cuenta del nisno suceso. con la uni
"a 6tferencia de q en- ellos Sc Ie dice
-Te Gonzalez no cruzo Ia frontera en-
las cercanlas de c. ATier. sino por un
-ancho situado cerca de san Ignacio.
Texas, o mas bien. que pretendia ha-
cerlo. crey4nGose qeu para hoy haya
.oSrado interuarss en- este paIs
Las activiGades de la autoridad in
medtata con jurisdiction en- los te-
rrenos por donde SO supOne que ha
rasado los Estados Unidos el ge-
aeral Gonzalez, han estado realizando
eontinuadaS pesquisas para localiza-
81 sitio en- donde esta refugiado.
Sc dl1o aver que las autoridades del
Estado han solicitado informes sob-e
este particular a las oficinas de IN
rntgract6n de Ia rrontera americana.
Parttcularmeuts a aqueIas cuya
accion Sc extiende hasta San Igna-
clio ) sus irmediaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-18
TRELATA SU ODiSEA
& @ a

Dos dfas Y medic estuvo el doctor
Cabrera al lado del eN-Presidente Ca
rranza en- Tetela de Ocampo, a donde
Sc fue refugiar don Fenustiano con
su comitiva, despues del desastre de
Aljibes, que termino con Ia dispersion
conpleta de IA enorme comitiva del eN-
Presidente-
En- Tetela de Ocampo Sc separ6 el
doctor Cabrera de D. Venustiano y de
su hermano Luis, eX-Secretario de Ha-
cienda- y luego luego inici6 su odisea
que terRino con su captura en- el puer-
TO de Salina Cruz. odisea que 81 ulismo
relate en- los siguientes terminus
-"Separado de la comltiva de con
Venustiano. precisamente la vfspera de
su muerte, y acompanado solamente
de dos ciudadanos americanos cuyos
nombres no recuerdo, atravese Ia sic
IRA de mi Estado. me inferno en- Ia
Huasteca VeracruZana, cruzandola tam
bien hasta llegar a T1Xpan, con el
proposito de embarcarme v abandonar
el territorio de mi paTia, siQuiera por
ell tempo necesario para que las pa
stones politicas de los hombres del
nuevo regimen Sc sosegsran. y pudie-
ran iuzgar con equidad de los actos del
regimen cafdo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-18
SALDRA Ia PR|NERA RENESA DE-.
TRABAJADORES PARA v. VIRGINIA.
hANAhA Sc FRhARAN EN- Ell CONSUL ADO Los CONTRA ATOS
ENTIRE Ell REPRESENTANTE DEL GOBIERNO De Los
EE. UU. Y Ell CONSUL De NUESTRO Pals

Como resuitado de las gestiones que
realiza 81 tngeniero Hansen. del De-
partaUaento de InSeaieros de los Es-
taGos Unidos para celebrar contra
tos con trabajadores mexicanos que
Quieran II trabajar 4 los campamen
tos tel gobisrno en- West Virginia, mu
chos compatriotaS Sc han dirigtdo va
al representante del gobierno amari-
caro-. acepta1do las condiciones que
ofrece para los braceros.
SeS1n dec!aro aver el Consul Bel
tran q mediados de Ia semana debe-
"a sali- para los campos que el 60
bierno tiene eE West Virginia, Ell pri-
mer g-uPo de trabatadores nexicanos
que estara integrsdo por cincuenta
hombres- Sabemos asimismo que no
estando todavfa completa Ia partida,
e. Consulate ha aceptado las propues
tas del ingeniero Hansen para pouer-
Sc en- contacto con aquellos mexica-
nos que deseen contratarse. para 10
cual el lunes celebrar4 varios contra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-18
CARLOS OsUNA OFRECE DEClA'
RAR CONTRA GONZALEZ.

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio H.
Un informe Official dado a conoeer a.
noche, dice qee ell general Carlos osu-
ma, quien Sc encuentra praetIcamense
abandonado por todos los hombres que
10 acompanaron en- su aVentura reSo'u-
cionaria, ha propuesto rend'rse' pero
Que 81 cobierno no ha resUelto aun a
ceptsr ell ofrecimiento del citado milf
tar Sc asresa que e1 General osuna'
en- communication cue envio a las auto
ridades miIitares hablando de sus pro.
positos de rendirse, informo que esta
dispuesto decIarar en- contra del ae,
neral Pablo Gonzalez en- 10 relative al
revolucionario.
FL aobierno dice tener prueoas c.
QUO eI general Gonzalez estaba de a
-uerdo con los bonilistas con los pa
blistas, en- ell movimiento armado que
Sc habia oraanizado contra Ell regimen
actual.