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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
Chauffeur sStrike For NeW Rules Is
 Lost in q Week
CBy Associated Press)

RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb. 23.-The Chauflfeurs' Union, members of which operate more than 1900 taxi cabs, recently went on strike for one week in protest against traffic regu- lations and low taXicab tariffs. Many drivers of privately owned cars joined them and while the strike was in force the streets seemed strangely de- serted.
 The strikers returned to work after the streetcar employees failed to join them. The city and federal authori- ties refused to investigate the strik- CTS claims while they remained on strike.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
WASTE IN AR NITRATE
 FACTORY
CBy Associated Press1

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. D. Charges of wholesale waste in the construction of the Mussel Shoals nitrate plant were denied by repre- sentatives of the Air Nitrates corpo- ration before the house war Oex- penditures investigating committee.
 Counsel for the corporation said the plant was built on hurry up or ders; moreover the labor was ineffi- cient, but the corporation made every effort to hurry up construction ana to save unnecessary tax on the gov ernmeut The cost of material. labor and freight weer heavier than the contractors had expected and the total ran $o,Ooo,o00 above the esli- mates.
 He denied that police and com pany guards had exercised brutality. and asserted that the corporation had lost money.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
Labor Party Man Protests

CLEVELAND, Feb. 23-Max s. Hayes, chairman of the Labor Party of the United States, today in wire to President Wilson. protested against the proposed Cummins-E -Esch railrad reorganization Bfll.
 He denounced it as legislation to benefit special interests and demand ed the exercise of the presidential veto. The adoption of the bill. he said, would place on the people the burden of another billion dollar iu- crease in passenger and freight rates.
 Social unrest, he declared. is fed by popular resentment against a cou- Eress representing not the masses but few groups of financial monar- chists
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
SENATE PUT BILL THRU
 RAPIDLY
CBy Associated Fressl

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-By nearly to l, the senate tonight passed and sentNto the president the modified railroad reorganization bill under which the carriers will attempt to adjust themselves to conditions arising with the end Of government control
 Thirty-two republicans joined with lS democrats in voting for adoption of the conference report. while three republicans and IA democrats com priscd the Y voting against it.
 There was never any doubt as to what the senate would do in view of the wide margin by which the Cum mins bill, more drastic than the-com- promise, was passed
 The bill goes to President Wilson. aid the general opinon was he would sign it, although labor leaders will urge a veto.
 Senator Ashurst of Arizona voted against the conference report.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
Rehabilitating
 America Must Not Be Left To Hyphens
CBy Associated PressJ

NEW HAVEN, Feb. 23.-Asso- citations and individuals seeking to enlist the government in aid of their activities were warned tonight by Nicc-President Marshall, speaking before the chamber of commerce. that they should take care not to claim privileges. .which would create 
 'The war disposed of the hy- phenated German-American at an awful price" MT. Marshall said.
 "Is America to be rehabilitated by a new brand of hyphenated Americans? Is the rehabilitation to be turned over to New Eng land manufacturer-Ane Az ricultural-Americans, federation of labor-Americans, protestant Americans or catholic-Ameri- cans?"
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
CITY E STRICKEN
 WITH FLU
CBy Associated Pressl

DOUGLAS, Feb. 23.-A very sc we're form of la grippe or Spanish in iluenza has appeared in Mexico City by way of the port of Vera Cruz and is claiming many victims, accirding to a special dispatch from Mexico City to "El Tiempo," Cananea. Sonora, newspaper.
 The department of health has taken vigorous measures to combat the disease, which for two years has been epidemic. According to "Orien, tacian," a Hermosillo, Sonora, news paper, the epidemic has been grow ing constantly and at last reports the number of those sick was reported to be 100000.
 The penitentiary, the barracks and the schools are filled with sick peo- pie, while the general hospital and all of the charitable institutions have been called upon to afford them shelter.
 In most instances the attack is in light form, but there has been g. heavy death rate among the poor, whose physical condition was less able to withstand the disease. Eight cen members of the opera, including the famous tenor, Lazaro, are i'll and the opera has been discontinued for the present. Most of the other the aters and the schools are closed.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
Allied Pren7iers To Attack H C L; FjnGr1ciers Enlisted; MOsle11s Ask Empire Intact
By Associated Press)

LONDON. Feb. 23.-A Moslem delegation now in Venice on its way to hold a mandate for 70,000,00O h. dian Musselmen has sent a statement invoking President Wilson's twelfth point in assurance of a secure soy ereignty of Turkish portions of the Ottoman empire.
 1t bcgs that no final decision on Turkeys future be taken until the Musselmen's standpoint, which is maintenance of the Ottoman empire intact, be- heard
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
GuardNeWsbabers
 From Violence In
 Political Canbaign
By Associated Pressi

BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 23.-Police guards have been stationed to pro tect the offices of newspapers here against violent manifestations of po- litical partisans. during the present political campaign for the election of members of the house of deputies. The office of one newspaper recently was stoned by paraders from a polit- ical meeting and in smaller cities there have been several attacks upon newspapers. In two of these cases the offices were wrecked.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
PROTECT DRUNKS

JUAREZ, Mexico, Feb. 23.-Sa- 1oonkeepers of Juarez have signed a pledge not to sell liquor to intoXi- cated persons. This action was ta- ken at the instance of acting Mayor Rafael D. Martinez. Senor Martinez recently called a meeting of the sa- sloon men and explained that the city officials were held responsible for the acts of drunken persons, and that ire quently such persons became prey to thugs and thieves.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
TRIAL JURY FOR HEAVY DOCKET
 ID REPORT

Today. February 2. was inc day appointed in the call for the appear ance of venirc of jurors to begin examination of important criminal eases pending in the Superior court.
 A grand jury, the first to be called in four wears. is ii. session. and it is regarded as probable that its findings will provide more interesting matter for the trial jury.
 At least two homicide cases may be tried at the forthcoming session. together with several other criminal actions of singular interest.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
B- Associated Plessj

LONDON. Feb. 25.-High prices and the rate of exchange will be ta- ken up soon by the supreme council in conference with financial experts.
 Today's decision is separate from the earlier London decision to call the finance ministers of the powers for discussion of a financial sys- tenn. Ii is believed members of the council have not determined what the council might do toward stabilizing exchange and reducing high prices and will not reach a decision until they hear the experts.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
n3N Associated Pressl

FLAGSTAFF, Feb. 23.-Northern Arizona rivers and smaller streams were dropping tonight after what was said by persons of long residence to have been the most severe period of high waters experienced in the past Z5 years, and during which a large portion<of South Flagstaff was under water.
 Up to early this morning, rain fell constantly for four days, causing all streams to become raging torrents.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
JAMAICA BROTHERS

LONDON, Feb. 23-Agitation against prohteering in Jamaica. Brit ish West Indies, has become so wide spread that the local government has been asked to pass legislation simi- lar to the English profteering act.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
1 LIFE LOST INFLOODAT PHOENIX.
Coconino County Has Heavy
 Rainfall; Mary Lake Floods

In the mountains heavy snowfall was reported.
 Water backed up behind Lake Mary dam for seven miles, impound- ing the greatest volume of water since the dam was built in 1905. It was feared for two days that the dam would not hold, but tonight the dan ger point was believed passed.
 The summer resort at Lake Mary was under water and long stretch of logging railroad track of a lumber company was washed out.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
THRIFT

CLEVELAND. Feb. 25.-Govern- ment savings directors of nine fed craI reserve districts at a meeting here today predicted that popular purchases of government savings cer- ti6cates for this year would exceed that of last.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
ENCOURAGE SHIPS

RIO DE JANIERO. Feb. B. Bonuses of S25 to S375O a ton will be granted to ships constructed in Brazilian ports under a new law enacted by congress.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
HAS GREAT EARTH
 SHOCKS
Rv Associated Pressl

ROME, Feb. 23.-Tiflis dispatches say a great earthquake has occurred in the district of which the town of Gori is the center.
 Gori lies about 30 miles northwest of TifIis. There has been numerous casualties and serious damage.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
two inches long.

For decades prospectors on the Nohave desert and in Death valley have been willing to bet-sometimes small fortunes--on the question of whether a centipedc or Q scorpion would win a battle to the death, it is said, but as far as was known, never witnessed such a contest
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-25
SOFT DRINK MONOPOLY

VIENNA. Feb. 23.-The govern ment has created new state monop- oly of all artificial mineral waters.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-05
Con gran animation Sc efec-
tho la fiesta del maestro

NOGALES. Son. JUNO @6.|Gracias
a Ia magnff!ca idea del distingutdo ca
baIlero don Francisco Moya, celebro-
Sc en- dtas pasados \ bellsima ties
"a en- honor del cuerpo docente de es-
"a local!dad. e. festival aludido con-
situaci6n una jamaica que Sc verified
en- 81 teatro "Hidalgo" : que resulto
s~enciIlamente regia-
Disunguidas damas de esta pob!a-
ci6n Sc briudaron galantemence = Sc
cunda- IA idea del senior Noya = des-
de Iuego pusieronse q Ia obra, logran-
do una organization N los festejos
Que no dejo NADIA por desear, Los
puestos estuvieron atend;dos por be-
ulsimas damas que lucian deslumbra
doras toilets. Entire este ram!liete
de muieres hermosas fiGuraban las Sc
horas de ViIlasenor de Macalpin, de
Salido. de Altamirano, Emma de Pes
guerra y Remigia de Gutierrez, Car
mela NJ. de Epsinosa y Emilia ". de
Carmela Rodriguez y otraA muchas
no menos guapas : distingu!das.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-05
UNiFICAM SU CRlTERlO PARA
TRAJAJAR EN- LAS ELEC-
Clones PROXIMAS

HUICHAFAN, Hgo., JUNO 2S.-El
espectaculo QUO toGas las classes socia-
les dan en- este poblacion, es Icalmen-
&c de admirers En- n era de fran
ca tranquiildad los c!udadanos todos
- r~reocupaa soIamente por Unificar
su c~riterio para trabatar en- las proxt-
mas elecciones. de suerte de lievar q
las camaras genie que sepa tener en-
alto Ell pabell6n de 81 Estado.
En- centr,co local de esta poblact6n.
reunieronse al efecto los dos clubes
nollticos existentes en- esta: el "Joa-
quin Gonzalez" que representa- las ella
SIS acornodaGas, y el "S0stenes Vega"
.ntegrado po.' obreros y clase traba-
-adora Ell general. y fue v~erdaGera-
n.ente admirable Ia facilidad con que
Sc pusieron &C acuerdo los dos parti-
dor para sUsterer IL misma candida
tura para diputados al Congrcso de
Ia Union, ror el quinto Distrito E!ec-
otral Dor Ell Estado de Eidalgo. Luego
de discutir rersonalidades, d~esechando
a este, ponicnGo un pero a aquel. ana
lisando conductas, acordaron deren-
der V apoyar Y apoyar con toda -ener-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-05
VUELVE A TRASTORNAR
Ell ORDEN EN- N. LEON,
PEDRO GUZMAN
Quiso irnponer prestamos
en- la Villa de Santiago
De Monterrey Sc envlo I'm
d~estacamento de pclicia
a reducirlo al orden
INTERNATIONAL.

LAREDO. Tex, Julio 4.-Pedro Guz
man, IN Teniente Coronel que duran
te IA administration carrarcista estu-
vo dandU Quehacer al gobierno del Es-
tado de Nuevo Leon. con su actitud
hostil y actos depredatorios en- Ia re-
gi6n de Villa de Santiago y CUE Sc So
met!0 al nuevo orden &c Isl q raiz
del triunfo revolucionario, ha empeza-
do a cometer abuses Y arbitrariedades
IN Ia mencionada villa, segNn notcias
oru Sc acaban de recibir de Monte
rrey.
Z! citado militaC aprovechando la
circunstanc!a de q 10 villa de Santa
go Sc enconrraba sin guarn!cion, Sc
puso de acuerdo con var!os otros SUI
ietos para sacar dinero q los vecinos
de dicha villa, Y ast 10 hicieron. Los
rndiv!auos de referencta Sc presenta-
ron arnados Ell "Huajuco.' como tam
bien Sc llama a Ia Villa = amenazando
con cometer actos de ~vtolencla, empe-
aaron a !nponer prestamos a los pro-
pietar!os V altos cmpleados de Ia Fa-
hrjca FL P~orvenir.' Embellishments
las autoridades de Ia villa dieron aTi-
30 telef6nico de 10 que ocurrla al Jele
de las ~Operaoiones, quien dlspuso que
sarera urgentemenue IN d~estacamento
de- gendarmes de la Pol!cla
nal nara uue fuese a Someter al orden
a los a~motinadOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-05
Sc DERRUMSO EL Quartet DE
CABAlLERlA DE SAN PEDRO
DE LOS PiNOS

Especial pcrc La PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio eel
Quartet de San Pedro de los Pinos,
que Sc hallaba ocupado o el Ser.
Regimiento de Caballeria y que esta-
ba construido en- forma de cuevas
practicadas en- la ~cOlina, Sc derrumoo
en- Ia m~adrugada de hoy. a causa de
las fuertes lluvias que han estado ca
yendo durante los nltiHos dias y Sc
puIto entire sus escombros a los Soda
dos y sus familias.
En- un principle Sc creyo que Sc ira
traba de una d~esgracia de mayores
preparedness, dc una verdadera heca-
tombe. pero una vez Tue los bomberos
Y aigunas otras tropas hubieron re
movido los e~scombros, Sc comprov6
que solaInente lego a vetntisiete el
nGmero de los muertos. entire mule
reg y nihos habiendo habido algunos
heridos, pero que Ia inmensa mayoria
de los sepultados pudieron ser resca-
tados con vida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-05
10 RECU

10 recuerdo, 81, y aunQUe siento
sobre mi frente aQue,los labios sedo-
SOS y frescos estampa- 81 beso dull
cemente AMBROSE. S!eato aGn que va
ga por mi semb.ante aquel aliento IL
bio y ~pertumado que, al d~espedirnos,
h!cieron escapar tus ~Sollozos. S!ento
entire mis- manos aqueila suavidad de
las tuyas, y mi corazcn palpita embar-
gado por una extraha emoci6n, que
LENA mis- parpados de lagrimas..
,Oh. como olvidar aquel ~instaHte
en- que el fuego del amor, mas que
nunca ardoroso, fundi6 nuestros dos
Ia alma...... Como olvidar aQuella
Ultima m.rada que me dieron tus he
chiceros ojos. en- Ia que Vi brtllar e.
hondo sentimicnto con que u vida Sc
desprend!a de mi vida.
TODD ESQ 10 recuerdc. Frente a mi
veo u semblante cual mOdelado en-
marraol. ' III boca. cual 7 encen-
Gida canelia e~ntreabierta frente "a mis-
!abios. Siento aun sobre mis- hombros
81 suaye peso de tus escultura!es bra
EOS y. sobre mi cueIio entrelazadas,
tus biancas maneCitas. Nj pecho per
cibe. como los oidos. los latldos violen-
tos de u ~coraz6n, en- aGuei lnstante;
oigo hasta ell crujir de tn rraJe de Sc
ia Sobre el yerbaje de IL Qulnta, y
q de tuS pasos apagados por Ia deilca-
deZa de rus aadares. Eeo brillar ba-
10 el hermoso azul de ~ coqueta fall
da Ia hebilla dorado de IL pequenln
choclo. Y veo Iambien IL RIGA media
de seda enmallando la nieve de IL in
citante pierDa...-
TODD este pasa ante mis- ojos con
f~ulguraciones de r~elampago; despues,
sligo en- IL misma ohscuridad que hace
tempo me envuelve, y que. con deS-
tellos luminosos, ahuyenta a!gunas We
ces III recuerdo, este divine recuerdo.
esta acknowledgements perception de
mis- sentimien;os, lejanos } muertos...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-05
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-05
LA HUELGA EN- MONTE
RREY, PRESENTA SIN
TOMAS INQUIETANTES
Los obreros hueIguistas
adoptan una actitud hostll
Ell gobierno toma medidas
precautorias para evitar
desordenes
Espec!a, para la PRENSA.

Teiecramn Especial para LA PRENSA.
LAREDO. Tex, Julio 4.-El movi-
r!ento huelguista que estallo hace al
eunos dfas entire los opera-!os de Ia
Fundici6n' de Fierro Y Acero, de "a
American Smelling Y de Ia Compahia
de Ninerales V Metales V que aparen-
teulente habia entrado en- IN periodic
de calma. ha vuelto a presentar s'nto-
mas inquietantes.
Los trabajadores de dichas indus
trias. parece que tratan de adoptar
una actitud violenta, pues no De otra
manera Sc explica el hecho de que Sc
hayan apostado grupos huelguistas en-
las inraediaciones de Ia planta de Ace
70, con ell prop6sito de cerrar el paso'
impidiendo Ia entrada o saltda a cual-
Quiera persona.
Con objeto de cvitar que tueran a
surgir algunos des0rdenes en- vista de
esta actitud de los huelguistas. alSu-
nos altos e~mpleados de las furdictones
sc nan puesto al habla con el goberna-
dor del Estado de Nuevo Leon. para
Que Sc tomen alguna medidas precau-
toTias.
SabeSe tGInDieE que III SoHiEdii'h Z
| Minerales recibi6 instrucciones de su
Consejo ADMINISTRATORS en- Nueva
York, para que contestant a los hucL-
guistas que no estaba dispuesto a en-
tablar ningGn arreglo con los trabaJado
res, dicha negotiation va. 4 pedir garan
tias a las autoridades, para que Sc pro-
reia a la planta V a los trabajadoreS
que que vayan . reemplazar q los
huelgUiStas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-05
CONEJO CON PAPAS

C6rtese el conejo en- pedazos pc
quehos V frlasa con manteca o mantle
qu!!la hasta que esten bien orados.
Anadansele uuas cuantas cebollas pi-
cadas, ajo. tomillo hojas de laurel, pc
refill. pimienta, Y sal. M0jese con un
POGO de caudo (unas dos ta2as o 81 no
Sc tiene caldo. con agua). Agregue-
sele I'm POGO de vinagre y dejese her
viz por espacio de II o dos bora.
JEl tempo que Sc necesita para cocer
este platillo depende de Ia clase del
coneio). Despues agreguenselo las pa
pas u primero Sc pelaran; pero Sc
dejaran enteras Y Sc ~procurara usar
papas buenas para que no Sc partan
V descompongan Ia apartencia del
plato con las papaS enteras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-05
FL GRAIL. ALMAZAN NO HA
PENSADO ~DESC0NOCER
AL ACTUAL GOBNO.
Ash 10 declare categorical
nente en- Ia {. de Monterrey
Sc muestTra muy Satlsfecho
Dor las atenciones del
Pie. de la Huerta

Como entire los rumore que han
circuladO aquf con motivo de los le-
vantar!eUtos de algunos jefes mill
rares contra el actual gobierno del
P-es;dente de Ia Huerta. circulara e.
de cue q General Juan Andrea Al
mazan. uno de los revolucionarios de
mas prescigio. habfa subleyaGo O Sc
liza a sublevar contra e. actual -egi-
men por no halIarse coAforne con
los procedimientos de gohierno. apro-
yacharnos IA Oportunidad de Il lie
gada de IN proninente viajero de Il
capital de Nuevo Le6n. para entire
visrarlo Y pedirle algunos informes
sobre 10 que hubiera de cierto en- tai
version.
No me causa sorpreSa IA pregun-
"a. dIJo e. viajero al e~nterarse de
nuestro ~prop0slto. pues tambien en-
Monterrey circul6 el mismO r1lmor,
pero puedo a~segurarles que es absolu
rameate falso. ~Precisamente el Ge-
neral AlmaZan ACADIA de estar en- Mon
rerrey, en- donde hi2o d~eclaraciones
categ6ricas que no dejan luGar a du-
da acerca de su actitud presente y
futura.
e. General Alrnazan, sigui6 dicien-
DO ruesrro ent-eytsta6o. manifesto en-
sus dsclarac!ones, que temas ma pasa-
do Dor 81 menre Is Idea de l~evantarse
contra 81 actual gobierno, nj tendrta
motives para clio, stIo que por e. con
.-ario sc encuenrra muy sat!sfecho
con e. actual eSado de cosas, as! CO.
mo de "a actitud pacrioica del actual
Jete del Executive, don Adolfo de q
Euerta. de quien ha reci5ido muy Sc
Haladas muestraS de esJinac.6n y
aprec.o.
FL Prssidente, dice el General AL
mazan en- sus declarac!ones, que o
q mundo he-nos leido con inceres en-
Monterrey. nos expreso nuestro n
rrevtstaGo. Sc haIla animo6o de los
me1ores deseos para servtr al pats )
o cuantos medios Sc hallan = 81 al
canoe procure que desaparcZcan las
divis!ones que existen en- 4 famIlIa
mexicana. cosa que puede a~SeEurarse,
dice AlnaZan. 10 conseguirh d2do que
rodos sus actos estan inspirados en- Ia
sinceridad = equidad.
Ia version de CUE AlmaZjR eStuvIe-
"a ~disgustado con aIgUnos &c los altos
teSes n!Iitares. Ia desniente q Tismo
IN sus d~eclaraciones., en- las que tiene
f-ases de elogio para los generates
Obreg5n Y Elias Gales, este uItimo, Sc
gan dice. esta trabajando con verda-
dero ahinco por r~eorgantzar el Ejer-
clio. que espera queiara discipltnado
v moralizado dentro de POGO tempo.
pues para clio Sc esa hacienda n
labor de selection.
Almazan. nos asecu-6 nuestro en-
rreyistado, debe hal!a-se ahora en- To
rre6n o Gomez Palacio. pues e. mis-
mo dia que q salio de Monterrey, q
ieSe miirar sali6 con rumbo a la pr!-
mera de las ciudades dichas, para II
a revisJa- q sus tropas que Sc hallan
de Guarn.ci6n en- Gomez Palac!o. Des-
puas de una revista, AmazAn regre-
sara q Mexico para termtnar e. ARE
glo de asuntos particulars que tiene
p~endientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-05
ES POSSIBLE CE SEAN OECLARA-
DAS NULAS LAS ElECClONES
EN- CHILE

Te!egraD.d Especis! pGru La PRENSA."
NUEVA YORK, Julio dice IN
cabIegrama de Santiago de Chile que
es possible que las eiecc!ones pres!den
c!a!es celebrates allt el IS del pasa
do, sean dec!arGdas nulas dsb!do a
que tanto "a Alianza Liberal como n
Union Liberal hacen e. arg de haoer
habito en elias flagrantes trregulart-
dades Y traudes.
Los computes hechos hasta ahora.
incomple,os aun. indican Que Alessan-
dry result6 elccto pOr una mayoria de
cuatro Yotos.
La Union Liberal, cuyo candidate
fue e. que obtuvo el segundo lugar,
alegando que hubo fraudes y
le pidio al CoRgreso que haya nuevas
elecc;ones. pues. segQn asegura, las
boletaS fueron adulteradas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-05

gfa V entusiasno la c~andidatura de los
,.udadanos Rafael Vega Sanchez, para
diputado propietario. Ia don Eduaroo
Suarez. para d~tputado suplente.
Ell c. Ra:cal Vega Sanchez, que phe
dc contar con ell triunfo por anticipa-
90 fIe desde luego invitado por sus
rartIdarlos para y!sitar ell cercan"
nueblo de Te~coZuatla. ALI sc recioie-
ron con errusiasmo grande y desde
Lego Sc organize I'm club, "Hlelchor
Cremno" u Sc ocupara Ell trabajaf
In candida;ura de Rafaei sahche1
Vega.