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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-26

London, Nov. 2l.-The Irish office.
In a note, says that the wholesale kill
ing of officers and former officers I'm
Dublin was the result of the recent
stringent campaign by the Irish gov
eminent against the Sim Feiners.
Most Of those killed, the statement
says. either were court-martlal officers
or were connected with the legal ad-
ministration.
The members of the attacking party
which invaded homes in various parts
of Dublin. thes tatement asserts, also
searched the premises of their victims
as though seeking to secure evidence
of the activity Of the men slain or
wounded in the enforcement of the
law.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-26
SCORES KILLED
IN DUBLIN RAID
MILITARY OFFICERS AND CIVIL.
iANs DIE IN RIOTS At
CRokE PARK.
RIOTS AT BALL GAME
BLACK AND TAN SURROUND
GAME AND OPEN FIRE ON
FOOTBALL CROWD,
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

| western NeNspapef Union News service.
Dublin, Nov. 22.-Fourteen persons
were killed and six wounded in what
appears Ia have been a p~re-arranged
simultaneous attack on military Of
ficers and former officers in their lodg-
ings in various parts of this city, ac-
c0rding TO an official announcement.
The streets of the city were immediate
ly placed under n heavy patrol by the
military who resorted TO firing rifles
in order TO disperse crowds.
Thirty persons are reported to have
been killed and many injured in a pam
ic when black and tans" invaded q
football match today and fired on the
crowd.
The Tipperary team vas playing
against the Dublin team in Croke park
before "A crowd of 1000 when 'black
and tans' entered in force by the two
gates and after II scene of wild confu-
sion fired on the people.
Sixteen lorrles with auXiliaries ar
rived outside of Croke park when the
game had been under way for about
fifteen minutes. They completely sur
rounded the grounds, mounting ma
chine guns on the railway line over
looking the park and then burst
through the gates.
Shots We're fired in the air, then, to
the CONSERVATION of the spectators, the
auxiliaries opened fire on the crowd
from various quarters.
An official version Of the affair says
that the auxiliary police visited Croke
park for the purpose of searching the
as 1t was known that many
gunner connected with murders ear
Tier in the day were present. Indeed,
came to Dublin Ostenslbly to at
tend the match. According to this &C.
count ten persons were killed. After
spectators and players had vacated the
place, no fewer than thirty revolvers
ysre found on the ground.
An eyewitness describing the scens
aid that while the football match was
n progress parties of BLACK and tans,"
with rifles, came on the field.
They were hooted by the crowd and al
most Immediately they fired into the
masses of people. This witness says
e counted more than thirty who fell.
a stampede ensued and many were
ruised and trampled upon in their ef-
to escape from the grounds.
AssassinatiOns occurred I'm various
arts of the city.
In M case, three of the assassins
nptured two BLACK and tans" while
ley were on their way TO reinforce the
and killed them.
The dead include two court-martial
Captain Fitzgerald, a military
fficer, vas shot in bed In Earlsfort
'rrace. Two other officers were shot
their beds in Pembroke street, a
iarter of a mile away, and danger
Isly wounded.
Three men, suspected of being secret
agents, likewise were attacked
Id shot while asleep In Hampton
rect, and still another man in Lower J
cunt street was shot. Capt. Donald J
acLean, and "a man named Smith. !
of Il house, and another man !
med Cald0wn, were shot In a house
Donnybrook. Captain MacIean was Q
lied instantly and Smith died in a I
minutes. At a house In Baggot s
FEET Captain Newbury was shot by q
q men. v
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-26
Cost Him sos to sI.p Wrono kn..

MISUNDERSTANDING enthusiastic
over a movie" Ruben Mandel slapped
the knee Of Mrs. Emma wodzalek, SIT.
ting beside him. He told the Judge he
thought 1t was his own knee, but the
court fined him $25.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-26
Broke Back WaIkina ia sIeen.

~Frenchtown, N. J.-George Clark
'ot out Of bed I'm his sleep, walked
INTO the yard, and, without waking,
climbed into an apple tree. He fell
from the tree and was found with his
back broken.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-26

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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-26

Eggs.

Eggs, strictly fresh, case
count 21.00
Loss off. per doz....... .75G 80
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-08
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A STATEMENT
Q the Readers of the Picayune {:

To the Readers of the Picayune:
 l think it my duty as a citizen of this county and a friend to Mr and Mrs Nose Cox to answer the piece that was in last weeks issue. as I know, and all the one that does know, except Mir. and Mrs. Cox, that the statement was false went to Mr CoX's home myself and asked him if he knew they were tearing down his fence; he said no, who is tearing down my fence? Sc I said Ed Moss and Bryant So Mir Cox said l will go up and see about it and I said there were men up there but were not all working Mrs. Cox said, Nose 1 am going with you, anc she said. John will you stay here wit! Katherine. the baby, until I come back and I, John Baker. said sure l will. saw Mrs Cox when she left the house and saw her when she came back. She had no more gun with her than ar angel, know. If MT. Cox got club as they stated. he certainly got it after he got up there, for he didn't leave tht house with one, and if he did it wasnt any more than any other man would have done. for MT. and Mrs. Cox arr both gentleman and lady, I know.
 Moss got out warrant for MT. Go,
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-08
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The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-08

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The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-08

for striking him. and Mir BiH.ngslrr fined him $500. Mr Nose had enough friends there, who absolutely paid the fine and wouldn't let him have any thing to do with fl This Is tho truth about it am uu more To Mr and Mrs. Cox than am tp Ed Mo-s. ex- ccpt am friend and don't lfsc ts see q good man iup1scd en
 (SignedD John Baker
 \ man who lives near Ar. Cox.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-08

tr miS of Its neglect It's obligations s Bureau Nursin nursing ahd ne oaos. was effort by public
 phoiograph 'N0'ler h the of the baby's diet
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24
~ ~

,,. FRA. clos estGn miles de hom-
bres armados: que los movimientos
rebeldes en- Michoacdn. en- Zaeatecas'
en- Tamaulipas, y en- osras. muchas
parties, son Electives
Como, por ejemplo. afirma el 60
bierno que los generates reoeloes no
tuvieron auien los siguiera a ST. even
,urs. 81 All sstGn en- Nogales, &ri-
zona, solos, completamente solos. los
Generates carancistas Juan Jose RIOS
" Manuel Gamboa. por el hecho &c
ou. sus soidados defeccionaron para
unirsea los rebeldes de Gales. GQue
tai ~noticis es falsa? :Donae esten
pues. los soldados de Rios y de Gam
boa?
;Es possible negar que Ia revuelta
dente, 81 en- las pobiaciones en- occi-
dente, s en- las poblaciones de la
frontera hablando, narrando- danao
detalles minuciosos, los habisantes
de Culiacdn, vieron la entrada
de las fuerzas rebeldes del General
Gomez, a Ia capital de Sinaloa?
FL mismo dia en- que Sc pubiica-
ba en- la ciudad de Mexico la mott
ca de cue el gobernador d" M'choa-
cGn habia protestado su adhesion al
gobierno. el Ing. Pascual Ort'z Rrbio
abandonaba en- actitud rebelde la ciu
dad de Morelia. Y Sc internaba en-
las monta6as. l2nzando un reto al GO
bierno federal.
Sc hebiaba. e2 tono de ampl;a Y
complete certeza. de la f'@el'dad de
Enrique. el general ch'huahuense
que habia de salvsr a chihuahua del
c~entagio revolucionario, y ahora re-
suIta que E~nriouez es un jefc rebel
de V que Sc e~ncuentra al frerte de
d~oscientos revolucionarios. d'spuesto
I hatir a las tropas c~arrancistas.
Ell procedimiento. r~csulta no solo
inItl, sino contraproducente.
s. en- vcz de negar un hecho con-
sumado. Sc h;cicse Q al publ
CO su verdadera, su precisa magni-
tld. este no 10 imag:naria, como 10
;-agina. mayor de 10 que es en- reali-
dad
ST e. gobierno reconocie-a la grave
d,d de la si'uacion. er lugar de ne
e~arla. el pueblo tendria mayor con-
fianza en- la efectividad de Ia defen-
sa del regimen pero negando o min
tiendo acknowledgements, no Sc logra
sino dar a los hechos, importancia
todavia mayor cue Ia que tienea.
Pedro RECIO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
Ia MUERTE DE LUIS XVII
IN pRoBLEyA HIsroR1co QuENo Sc REsoLvERA \ il

"a call" del Temple Fut h2sta las nue.
We de "a noche, cua~do esta eStaba "a
omyletamente cerrada. cuando Du-
sser, e. Comisario de poicia, do Ia
order para Ia partida Noisin clavo
Ia tapa del ataud. arrojo sobre 81 IN
PIANO morruorio" ' 10 cDcreg6 4 los
Que de6ian llevario: era e. nin2ero
de cuatro Y debia0 r~elevarse en- ei
canine de dos en- dos"
FL cortejc. al cue escoltaban ocho
>olGadoS mandates por IN s~argento.
sali6 del Temple pov "a pusrta
grande ' vol5e6 a Ia derecha por Ia
Gale de a Corderie:
La tropa contuvo a a mulcilud
fernando una barrera; dos deStaca-
mentos de p hombreS Scguian d los
conductore< del ataid "a distancia
b~aStante grande Y sin parecer Tor
mar par;e del cortejo" Y sc leg sin
d~ificultad al cementerio perJarecie1-
se q Ia igleSia de Santa Nargarita.
que diStab& del Temple cSrca DE INA
media legua. FL recorrido Sc efectLo
rapidamente. pUes apenas eran las
rIeve Y india cuando el cortcjo,
desembocando de IA Gale Bastroy.
lego q Ia Gale &c San Bernardo.
Pas6 ante Ia puerta cerrada del ce-
menterio ' entr6 a IA iglesla. trans
tornado en- escuela para los "a!um
nos del m~anicomio." Ina puarta. en-
IA parte baja de Ia iz2uieI11. sc
abria en ell cenenter:o Y por ella Sc
rsnetro "a cerrada Ia noche. ms no
che pura Y hermosa de ~primavera.
Fra aauel un pequeno cercdo al
Que le daba vardor II menuda YER,
ba u crece sobre los muertos Y las
frondas de los viejos arboles que esta
ban aIineados 4 10 largo de los mu-
res. En- un angulo sc levantaba una
casita con techo de tejaS que Servla
Dc habitacion al Sepulturero BerJan-
court Y = su mujer. La fosa comun-
Ia ~"trinchera.7 como le llamaban los
! profesionales-se extendia de Este a
OeSte en- medic del terreno, pasado
Eal pie de una vieja Y alta coiumna
de piedra que en- otro tempo estaba
/ rematada por una cruz que debio ser
quirada de ella Y arrojada en- cual,
quier parte. en- 81 espeso cesped. La
inhumaci6n del cadaver del prisio--
nero Sc hizo sin ceremonial alguna
la mujer del sepulturero contaba
veinte amos deSpu6S, 10 siguiente;
Sc le enterr6 . la caida de Ia rarde:
aun no era completamente de noche
habia muy poca genie; pude apro.
ximarne facilmente : u 81 aJaud
como esooy viendo s. usteGes. Sc le
puso en-, la fosa comun que era Ia
fosa de TODD el mundo; de los chicos
10 mismo gu de los grandes Y tantt
los pobres como los ricos, todos ibaT
ALI porque, como Sc decia. TODD e.
mundo eran iguaies Conf
sario de policia Dussr coloco q IN IN
dividuo de vigilante ere de Ia foSa
(Pasa a la Ia. Plana.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24

Trad. del frances para "A PRENSA
e. senior C. Leuotre pu6lica en- Ia
Revisit de AmboS Mundos" IN CO
nfoso escudio acerca del p-o6i-ma
hisr6rico Dlanteado por la muerte de
Luis WI en e Temple. & Sabe
Que sen muchoS los Que. basaHdose
c ciertaS Singularidajes cue ma-ca-
lor los "lt!mos Misses de "A vida, Ia
enfermsdad. Ia muerte Y aln las
e~equias de hijo de Luis WI. : in
Gilman = n tests de sup~srvivercia. e
s-ror Lenotre, que ha querjdo hacer
abstraction de IA leysada : de "a TIA
d;cion. : atenerse riguroSamente I
los documer-os autenCicos. inSlsce SO
b-e oSras sin@uIaridades. por ejemplo
solve q del miSteIio con que - rodea
su muer.c. Este cuvc iuGlr el 5 de
Jw..c q. 1875. q las res De "a tar
dc. no Tue Siuo i,assa e Gia sigUisu
te. q las II de Ia ma9ana. cuando Sc
IeS anunrio ot.c.a!m,Hte = los dele
gcGoS ~ Comi,e 1e Segurjdad gene
"a, Ecrvc'~. an = B-rgoirg. Ia al
toDsia tue hevha nor los doctores
P~elletan.. 8ummangjn. LaSSus : Pean
roy el dia 10 en- Ia Doche. e. cada
GER tue colocad0 en.un ataud de ma
dera blanca de cuatro pies : medic
Z enter-ado ca~i claDGeStjnamente.
a Is sjecs Y media. TODD estaba
dispuesto. escr,hr q senior Lenotre:
q funcionario ruhlico Robin Sc pre-
Serto llevanco II reCistro Y acorn
raahdo de dos ccmi>arjos ~suplenteS
encargadoS lie asi~cjr q IA ;1humaci6n
Sc I!amaban Arnoul5 Y Gode5. Ia
declaration De In muercc fue ccnsig-
NADIA ante 81 cadaver: LaSGe : Comm
tmiemhros de las Seccjonesl tigu-a-
ron en- ella en- caliGad de 3eclara1teS:
.oz demas firmaron; despu5S, para
,ontar con IN numerC mayor aun de
Ge testimonies" el EStado Mayor lie
las uroDas de guardia desde e medic
dia fue llevado al lecho mOrtuorio, Y
- invite a los o~ficiales a "que dec!a-
raran 81 reconocian al hijo de Luis.
10 miSmo que suS companeroS de "a
visoera. todos los reconocieron ' FIR
maron en- ell regiStro 81 teStimonlo.
En- csc momento lego I'm inspector
De IA policia : advertir que en- espera
del ertierro del pequeno Capeto. sc
estaba fernando en- IA puerta del
Temple una aglomracion c~Onsidera-
BE de genie. Gueriu Sc dirigio q toda
pcisa a IA secci6n de ordeu para que
enviara dos destacamentos de 20 a
{ 25 hombres" para apartar 4 IA
muchedumbre e. dia d~eclinaba. FL
orGenador Voisin tonic Ell cadaver
del nino en- los brazos Y d~eScendio,
neyando csc Egero fardo, por la am
plia escalera de piedra hasta abajo.
ALI estaba va dspuesto eI ataud ' en-
el coloc6 81 cadaver dejandolo desta-
nado durante una bora, esperanto a
cue Ia tropa hubiera dispersado a Is
multitud que Ia curiosidad o acaso
alguu otro motive" congreEaba en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24

Los prohombres del carraneismo,
1,s M tienen siguificscion innega-
81. en- Ia cosa publiea, los CUE ei Pu-
biico supone justamente, enterados
d.. TODD 10 que actuaimense oeurre y
conscientes de Ia trascendenica de
los successes que estan ~veritiecndoss'
SC empeaan en- decir uno Y otro dia,
que en- Mexico no pasa ada, u 10
de Sonore no IS NADIA. que 10 de Ia
catezas V MichoacGn no s'gnltIea
NADIA, que en- Hidalgo = en- Ila~eaia
V en- Tsmaulipas, no Sc ha DIDO un
trio nj IN CRITIC que no sea un viva
81 gobierno,' ha salido de ninguna
boca
Total: CUE 81 Msx;co de hoy, no
tiene d~ferencia n~otoria alguna, o
el Mexico de hace cuatro o cinco
emanas. cuardo aua ell sobernador
De IA Huerta no Sc hacia operar del
apendice, en- eanto cue ell General
Gales ponia el prologo 4 la nueva
r~evu-lta
Una estrecha censura en los teie-
grafos Y en- los servicios postales'
una lim;tac;on de noticias a Ia prem
ga. un musismo enismatieo de la gen
e de las atlas esferas las prohibition
de que entire al pals IA preusa de los
> EstaIos Unidos: una serie de boie-
tines o~ficiales con noticias confec-
cionadas en- las Sec-etarias Particu-
lare,. puede mant.ner el engano Por
IN dia. cor dos, pero no Por una Sc
mana siquiera
Los hechos consumados no son IA
cilmente ~oeulsables, Dor mas que para
clio Sc d;sponea de todos los medios
inaeirables; las c~onsecucncias de ia
les hechcs Sc hacen sent;r fatalmen.
Re. po- mas que para. evitarias Sc
eche mano de to6os los humanos re-
cUrsos; V ash. err taato que un MI
nstro v un G~obernsdor. un alcalde
y un General, hacen. declarac'ones
ampulosaS sobre la s~ituacion del pals,
diciendo que el gob;erno no Sc ha
sentido runca nj ms fuertc, nj mas
SECURE, nj mas amsdo. cue la paz en-
ell pals s:sue inalserable, y que en-
Sonora TO ha pasado NADIA, pues CUE
solo Sc trata de IN levantamiento de
Generates. a los que no siguio IN solo
soldado. 81 pubiica sabe. por coaduc-
tos que 81 gobierno no puede ~ev;tar
nj por medios que Ia auto
ridad no Puede prever nj impedir.
que Ia revolution de Sonora no esta
hecha por los generates solos, sino
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24

s. no e. 80; :Po- que no consulta con
cs2c~Ialistag GJe saben pe-fectanente .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24

.1ere." "Chucho el R2to o Ia Nooleza
del Bandido Mcyicano,' "Apostol5S
' Judas" &c Solano." eyv., etc. Vie
nen escascando acknowledgements en-
las librerias De Ia Repub}ica MeXl-
cana.
Ahora nos toca a~eongojarnos con
las c@ngojas del sjmpatico Y blen
ouerido Gonzalo. a quien le diremos
para c~onsolarlo que no hay nal que
nor biln no venga. pues 81 sc reallzan
sus 1omol<s De Qpe los acslaieS pro
nombres Ga Mexico. los integran
81 carrancismo. vucivan 4 las carce-
les d donde los arraMc" Ia redento-
IA ~cvoluci6n. en- Gamble de su De.
Sastrcso derrumbam;ento dipiomatl.
co. tendremos Ia satisfaction de Yer
- De nuevo dando lustrc a. arte de
Thalia. de Talma Y de B~eristain. IN
81 inolyidabIc Maria Tepachc, don
DC tantcs aplausos &c conauisto O."
las honradas classs descalzaS Y sal
vadoras de L. paJria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24
Ell SoIdado,-Ato "ay" amigo, por aquI no pasa
Fl pueblo a D. Venus.-Ya te desconoCIo .....
S~UBRAYANDO LAS NOT1ClAS

que Madere ei precursor J Carranza
el salvador redimieron del acocote al
senQr Agui'ar y 10 acaro de las ma
gucveras rcracluZanaS para hacerIo
Jefc de Rura!es prmero ' Sscreta-
rio &c Relaciones dcspueS. siguiendo
ell cscalafon riguroso y logico para
Ia vida pubIica de hombres tan dc
m0cratas como el seiIor Aguilar Y
(Pasa . ia IA. plana.j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24
CALI NINA

Don Igracio Pescueira. homhra s.
,.io. urGcer ilustre del ~carrancisAlo y
bot6n de- muestra Dc L. que syn TO-
dos esos oraEdeS hcmbves nrodu"to
dc Ia glor~cSa revolucion. csta dEte-
nido en- Nc~alcS. Arizona. 4 causa
de I'M crredo or que Sc le hace aua-
recor COMO pIotagcnista de una avSn
turilla rslantc.
Fl senior PcsQueira que. como TO-
dos los pr6ceres eXcelsos cue giran
en- torno de Don Eenusrano, s. hon.
bre compcnetrado de la dignidad cue
l. 1aha a su probable cargo de 90
bernador de ressrva del Estado de
Sonora. saguramenta ha SidO victima
de una calumnia.
No es nosible cue a reDGcSentan-
g del gcbierno glorioso del ratriota
Don Venustiano, viniera = vlo!ar las
Leves dc ESTE pals. las de Ia moral.
las del respeto social Y 4 Pcner 81
PROMO decoro pcr los suelos. con ina
mancebia ostansibls : arenas to'era-
be en- un Juan de eS2S cue Cargah
con sus soldaderas Dor donde Quiera
cue AN.
! 81 no es asi. 81 la cosa es cier-
ra......pues no hay raz6H para es-
.candalizarse, at5nienGcse al optimis-
mo DE- Don Andres Garcja.>
Pornue. "ultimadamente" iTue?
Casitas de hombres Y total, ina
do
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24
FILI:AL

Fl aguerrido general senior dor Can
dido AoT'lar publica una car5a en-
Icl ~rcri5dicos de M6v;co p%oniendo
IN ~ diean duenas al cX-heroe y
ex. glcrfcso general ANaro Obregon
(este ex es netanente ca~rrancistal p'r
haber desertado de las filas de la
causa de Sd papa. \
"Carranza-iics-ha colocado a
Mexico en- el concerto de las nacio-
mes en- IN lugar donde antes no Sc
g tenia."
Estupendamente atinado estuvo en-
esa d~eclaraci6n el principe Censor
tie. HASA hace POGO tempo y a pc
sar de Hidalgo, Morelos, Juarez '
Porfirio Diaz, Mexico era I'm pals
sin historic, como la mujer del Ce-
sar. Sc on.pezo 3 nablar de el hasta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-24

FL adorable Gonzalo no piensa CO
mo Andres. Tenemos noticia dc que
esa gloria nacional. impiamente
arrancada al arts por IL ~politica, ha-
ce muchas noches que no duerme.
nj cena, nj Sc RIA Ell pelo nj sc Qui-
t. 81 barrigusro. ocupadisiEo en-
oeultar algunos papeles, pues tene
cue de Ia ;ncche 2 Ia manana Iegue la
a~terradora noticia de q mandaron ]
on Eerustian" 4 NODE. q polvo en-
Ell spacio Y ' tenga que entreearle
Ia chamba a cualquier botarate, que
acaso no lie daria tempo para sacar
del Consulate sus "papeles" de conf
co con tanto esmero g~uardados. es-
peciaImente desde que los libretos de
"iEl Jorobado 0 Enrique de Lagar--