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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-08

midi visitor on Friday.
Miss Lima Borchert of Mentor was
! Friday visitor in Bemfdu.
H. E. White of Ely was Friday
caller in Bemidji on business.
Floyd e. Soncks of Northome spent
the day in Bemidji yesterday.
Henry Conant Of Northome trans
acted business here yesterday.
+, ALEX Mattson Of Virginia spent
Friday here on business matters.
R. E. Barnes of Grand Forks was
a Bemidji business visitor. yesterday.
+ =. George and Frank Clark OF Turtle
River were Bemidji visitors yester-
day. -.
| A. E. Anderson of international
Falls was a caller in the city Fiji:
day.
Mrs, L. F. Hanson of Becida mot
ored to Bemidji Friday and called on
friends.
Miss Irene Borchert and Miss Eva
Hilliard. OF Lengthy were callers here
on Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Olson Of Cass Lake.
was a between train shopper In Be-
midi Friday.
Miss Alice Minnick left this after
noon for shevlin, to spend Sunday
with friends.
The Harmonick Glee club will sing
at the evening services in St. Paul's
Evangelical church. -:
Mrs. Sidney Miller of Pinewood,
was the between train guest OF
friends here on Friday.
Mrs. NJ. Cook is guest Of Mrs.
NJ. Winebrenner, at her home at Lake
Plantaganet for a week. =.
Misses Anna and" gsrris BIowhi
went to Puposky this: afternoon: to
spend sunay with friends. !.
= --- 49,, = ~ !;
G. w. Clifford and family have
moved from Kelliher and have talk
en- rooms at the Clayton apartments.
Miss Jessie Fendergast OF s.Lake
Plantaganet is spending 4 few days
In Bemidji looking for living aPartz
ments. :..~.*
i Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Tesch are the
proud parents of a fine young son,
born at their home, 2O4 Irvine ave-
nue. this morning.
Bruce Graham, who has been con-
nected with Clifford & Co., at Kelli-
her; has accepted a position as clerk
at the Clifford store here.
~.
Misses Mary E. Jacobson, Myrtle
Johnson and Edith Erickson Of Lind
ford were among the out Of town
visitors in this city yesterday.
4 John M. Culver arrived in Bemid-
il yesterday from Chicago. He will
remain for several weeks on business
In connection with the Minnesota
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-08

WANTED TO RENT-Piano. See
bookkeeper at Clifford & Co.,
49,. 2t5-1O
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-08
/
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

J. Neary of Northome was BE-
midi visitor on Friday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-08

Bruce Graham, who has been con-
nected with Clifford & Co.., at Kelli-
her; has accepted a position as clerk
at the Clifford store here.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-08

Floyd e. Soncks of Northome spent
the day in Bemidji yesterday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-08

/ Mr.. and Mrs; r. J.. Tesch are the
proud parents of a fine young son,
born at their home, 2O4 irvine ave-
nue. this morning.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-08

): Misses Anna and" garris BF6Mh
went to Puposky this: afternoon, to
spend sunay with friends. !.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-08

Henry Conant Of Northome trans
acted business hero yesterday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-08
ADDITIONAL WAlU:ADS

FOR SALE-40 acre farm, $4,000,
or $500 down and balance on easy
terms. or rent for 800 a year, one
mile east of mill No. 2. Also one
milk COW, and about 100 cedar
posts at a. bargain. Ed. Achen-
back, Rte No. f., Bemidji, MINI.
6t4-14
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26
Israel Stambaugh
Died Wednesday

lsarel Stambaugh. for more than
45 years resident or Colorado. died
at his home. AS North Fifth street.
shortly after i o'clock Wednesday aft
ernoon. The deceased was born in
Mercer county. Pa. May 81. 1876. He
removed TO Iowa in 1869 and five
yearse later came to this state to re-
side. He was married to Miss
Amanda Scott at Monticello. la. jan
uary %. 1879.
Mr.. Stambaugh is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Jennie Jones of this
city and Mrs. Maud Caviness of Sa-
Ida. He also leaves four brothers
and one sister The deceased had
been in failing health for several
wears. and his death was not wholly
unexpected by his friends.
The funeral service will be held at
the Wilson mortuary. 72S Main street.
at 10 O'Clock Friday morning with
Rev. Konkel in charge. Burial win
be at Howard. Colo.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26
Washington's
Birthday in
Canon City

washington,s birthday anniversary
was observed in Canon City today by
the closing of the banks, the postof-
nee. and the. county and city OFFICES.
The public schools were not closed in
celebration OF the occasion. as usually
is the case. for the reason that the
anniversary this year came on Sunday
instead OF one OF the school days.
The principal commemoration here
OF the birthday of the hrst President
of the republic is being held At the
Enss' Club. where there was \ recep-
ton. musical and vaudeville enter
tainment for the ladies this afternoon
and where there will be a social ses-
sion" OF the members Of the order
and their masculine friends this eve
ming.
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Westcif News.

Wet Mountain Tribune.
Its Lent-be good.
B. c. Payne returned from Canon
City Tuesday.
Harold Knuth returned to Boulder
last Saturday.
Sam Pepper was an arrival on last
Wednesdays train.
Miss Carlotta Luton has been on
the sick list this week
Casper Elotz left Saturday on q
visit to relatives at Grand Junction.
Mrs. A P. Anderson OF Silver Ciin
was an outroing passenger Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Miller of Silver
Clin were outgoing passengers Mon
day.
Commissioner F. s. Canda has been
remaining at home this week nursing
a cold
John Hansen. about recovered. re-
turned last evening from the hospital
at Salida.
Or. C. II. Graves drove up from the
capital city sunday evening on a pro
fessional visit.
A. C. Stauffer OF the Daniels &
Fischer Stores Company. Denver. was
an arrival last evenig.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kettle and Mrs.
Luton OF Canon City, Samuel Kettle
of MayHeld and Robert Kettle OF Rife.
were here TO attend the funeral of
their brother. Harry. yesterday,
Miss Gertie Kitzman OF the valley.
accompanied by her mother and sis
ter. Miss Amelia. went to Canon City
on Tuesday to undergo an operation
for appendicitis
Claude Coleman. recently operated
upon in Canon City for appendicitis.
returned last Saturday to his home in
Silver CliY
Mrs, G. n. Bonney returned home
last Saturday from Canon City WHERE
she underwent surgical operation.
She is quite weak yet. but Ii gaining
strength. Mrs. Bouney spent . couple
of weeks In Colorado springs before
her return.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26
Instan: Interviews
. . = . q . = 4

A. H DANFORTH-f the gas
cannot, or feel they haven't got the
money to spend to fix ur their plant
here SO as TO give FIRST class gas at
all times. then good pan for them
would be TO issue some stock TO the
people OF Canon City. who would
readily buy 1t, and this they would
get the funds to make the local plant
As complete as possible.
FRANK HARPER-A slight inyes-
tigation will demonstrate to the sat
isfaction OF any fair.minded person
that shoes have not advanced more
than other articles of wearing sp-
parel The cruz OF the situation is
that shoes have not until recent
years become hIed style feature.
That is why women utter NO protest
against $50 hats. but strenuously OBJ
ject TO Sl2 shoes. Even the men are
paying double for their hats and cloth
ing with seldom any complaint until
asked TO pay more for shoes
ALF MITCHELL-On the 3o,h OF
February We are going to give away
= s25e victrols absolutely free with
each purchase OF s5-cent boz OF
Rexail tooth paste. We will also con
tinue this practice on the second
Tuesday In each week and on the
sixth Sunday of every month.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26

Fred Moore dropped down TO Canon
City again Monday and returned on
Wednesday, driving through in the
Dodge. He was accompanied by the
Putnam brothers. who came up to at
tend the funeral of Harry Kettle.
Messrs- Herriott. Timmis and Davis
loaded out another car of ore this
eek from their lease on the Passi-
flora company's ground.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26
iNsrAlLS NEW SHOE
REPAIRING MACHINERY

The J.C Penney company have
aEai made decided improvement In
their shoe repairing department by
the addition OF the latest sewing ms
chine and improved machinery Tho
department Is in charge Of = very
competent shoemaker. Mr.. Titus Rhis-
Or. and they guarantee the wcrhsnan-
ship Of all shoe repair work.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26

This cut illustrates Burnett's
oreat No-cHART method OF
examining eyes for glasses.
Dear Public:
I take pleasure in announcing
that / will visit Canon City again
Sat. Mch. 6tr. Remember, I
do not ask my patients to read
letters on "A chart across the
room and 1T themselves with
glasses. but In a dark room.
with the aid of an artificial light
and the proper instruments, ]
look into the eyes and by my
own skill, and without asking
the patient any questions, de-
termine exactly what lenses are
necessary TO correct the defect
in your eyes.
Because of this superior skill
! have built n very large prac-
tice in Colorado. and ! am
pleased to say that Canon City
In one Of my best towns. ] as'
sure you that appreciate this
liberal support. and win con
tinue to merit II by giving you
the very best optical skill that
the world has to o&?r,
Former patients ,wili please
call for inspection and adjust
ment of giasses.
/, Yours respectfully.
E. F. BURNETT
Optometrist
boz ib7. Pueblo. Colo.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26

hereby
1919
office - - "U =" my
whereof
CshAL' JONATHAN County Clerk
certify that the foresoins
of
O " "e'" TINS S'onu
/ HopGIN
i'eH'"'
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26
Too Late to Classify

FOR TRADE and t-roomed houses
on lot 35IIs0 feet: lights. gas, ce-
ment walks. ou,buildinEs, for trade on
s or lo-acre tract close TO Canon
City A w Stoyton, si7h South Sah-
watch. Colorado Springs. Col. d-wit
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26

FOR SALE-Capital stock in The Dis-
mond Fire Brick Company. II
white. Denver, Colo WITT
FOR SALE-Capital stock in III, Dia-
moud Fire Brick CompanN st low
price 4. II. White Denver. Colo
rado. w.t.
FOR SALE Sinsle-cnmh Brown Leg
horn eggs. $3.50 per setting: IS per
hundred Phone { e7s-R-s. WITT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24
Q 1CNl. EDITORIAL
FL PROBLEMA AGRARlO

~propias. Seria 10 mas adecuado. FL Egldo. que tu-
yo en- raz6n de ser V fue de hecaG de gran utili-
dad cs ahora una remora V I'm fracaso, como 10
han sido rodas las comunidades. La p~ropiedad es
nm aIiciente ' una necesidad para el progreso Y
,e;oram;en-o individual. La historic 10 demueS-
ira con infinidad de eienplos elocuentiSimos. To-
uas las coInunidadeS fundadas en- Nueva lhslate-
IRA ' los demas condados o Districts de las trecc
on,idades que formaban las coloniaS ingleSaS de
Torte- America. aSi como las comunidades france
saS one Sc establecierOn en- Africa, desaparecleron
ma tras otra. sin dciar otro recuerdo que ell de
los SACRIFICES c~sttriles Gc los pobladores V ell des-
~n;Iforro until de los fondos ~publicos. NADIA de
fsro SUMO cI carrancislno, nj comprendio tampoco
me una de las causas del eStancamiento Y atraso
dc los rueblos mexicanoS. fue ell Egido. Desele al
mcxicano. indio. meztizo o 10 que sea. su parcela'
faCilitcnSclc los medios de traba!arla' 'aiienuosc
lie diSPOSicioneS lndlrec'aS' eco"oni'"S' "P'I'"i"
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Ell partido agrarista ha empezado a organ
zsrse en- Mexico. FL pensamiento es oueho !
omerita que Sc le conSagre atencl0n'
Fl diffcilisimo problema de Ia dlStrl0uc1on
couirativa de las tierras, debe ser iralauo coN :"
mis- erande prudencia ' con profuhda aoI"uIi"
Ia seduction Scra re!ativamente 1acI 81 FL ">"nUo
60 rata como eStadiStas Y no como uein"SoSos
En- un pals que poSee muy cerca Ge HOS 49,
40 kiI6metros cuadradoS de territorio. y nehe oe
- ,ainrid6s milones de habitautes. no pIede
so.rsa cre eyista un verdadero prohlema a@rario.
I'm reaIidad. ell prOblema es mas de carac'er &c"
nOmico. ~ -
Mas anteS de proseguir adelante. hagamoS uh"
hr.v. evn1icaci6n. Habrasc notado one al "a"i"'
dol urimcro de nucStrs, poblacion. fljan'o> u"" :.
~, one esta muv por ancima de Ia DE Id '"Uh>
=, official. que aSigna a Mexico dieclSeiS i,o'
dc hobitantcS POGO mas o menoS' ->oSo'lo> "A0
rreferido atenernoS a datos que en- hueS''o :"
rento son mas exactOS, a I'm tie coiotdI"oS ~ ""
oxirrod.man A Ia realidad. ' sobre todo- pa
~ DIontear FL problema en- termJnos mas u.iic'ie>
los datos A one nos referimos ' que son " U 4ue
a.,uo5ouoS mas credito. son a los de Ia eNIhta
ronisi6n Geocraf leo Exploradora. que no SUPERB"
como nj nor que. nj para que acaharo" y 'H" I
rso Conisi6n dehe reStablecerse cuahto "h'e> d
co,,o estaba. entire otraS muchaS raz"HeS' P''f"0
corn utiliSima para plantcar ' reSoi'er 80"
"a ., nroblcnla agrario. Los agrarlstaS "t'en "
todo trance procurar el acknowledgements "
mission Geografica-E xploradora-
Hecha esta breve aclaracion' NsamoS au.''i'ss
T, corr,ncismo abord6 la question agrarla' con
,ri.ori, do /, dpoca yirreinal. Herman Cortes'
-, . hoSta 81 favorito Godoy. de los ITEM
nos de- Fernando Stptimo. no 10 lutheran hecho
de o,ro mode. Los cconomi<taS ' pseudo asrarls-
tas del carranci~mo, con Cabrera ' Nieto a Ia ca
beza. pensaron, squiSn 10 creyera eli es'oS " Tn.
,osa-an reorcanizar ' agrandar los kgldoS: We
did, semeiaute. eStaria buena QuIzas para las re-
serraciones norteamericanaS pero no par" =
Dais. La c~uratela de nueStraS ciaes "S,N" ~
pa" s,h. bacersc-entiendose bien. debe ha-
: 40 GIRO modo muy distinto. Al humuoe
N-.S:+ario rrrol de r~uestroS campoS. al lnd1gena'
daba nrotecersele en- una forma mas avanzaoa )
80 nara evitar que por unoS u otros meolos' Por
iicitos que sean, como es la compra, Sc les GesPo 81
20 4 osns tierras. Una ley appropriate, semeIan'e al
gone state. pero con modificacioneS originates
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cuando menos. son suodltos maF.o
cpis. V el resto repartido entire las
6iyersas colonias europeas. 81 Ia CO.
louia espahola es la mas numerosa'
81 impotencia numerica esta slngu-
larmente atenuada por Ia muttltud
de nulidades o, mas eXactamente' de
cantidades negatives que enclerra.
La colonia francesa Sc dIs;'gue'
Dor ell c~ontraroi por su aplastante 81
1eriodidad economical. Tiene en- Sus
manos la mitad del concrete. la ma
voria de los establecimientos de ere,
ditto, ell so por ciento de la propledad
inmueble. V su haber, en- este terre.
no. excede hoy de 150.000,OO0. DOM
ma icualmente por su actlv1dad pueS
tiene baio su direction todos los
grandes servicios: de Ia deuda, ira
baios publicos. monopoio de taoa.
cos, Banco de Estado: por su oene1i
cencia: Hospital frances, Institute
Pasteur, dispensorio indigena, gotta
de leche. horno e%conomico Y CAN'T
mas escolares que. el ano pasado, re-
partieron 10000 comidas de las Qua
les $4,000 fueron para ninos espano
les. DOR 81 radiacion Intellectual: Co
legio Henri-Regnault, Colegio Saint
Aulaire. Colegio Pequero, AIanza
isralista. escuelas franco-araoes, eS-
cuela de aprendizaje, Y escuelaS pr
marias de Quartet. el numero de Gu
vos alumnos Sc eleva a mas de tres
mil. 10 que representa- las tres cuar-
tas parties de Ia poblacion escolar de
Tanger.
Sc puede decir que la p]oblacion
de Tanger pisa IN suelo cuyas tres
'cuartas parties lie pertenecen 4 los
f~raceses. vive del pan Y de las actl-
vidades francesas Y Sc instruye con
Ia ciencia francesa.
Por SUI situacion Y por 81 pobla-
ci6n, Tanger es esencialmente ma
rroqui V debe seguir siendolo. Pero
puesto que Sc trata de desempatar
a las dos potenciaS que Sc dlsputan
81 protectorado, bueno Is recordar
como han desempenado hasta hoy.
una V otra, el papel de protectors
para que despues de habernos dado
satisfaction en- Ia custom d prin-
cipio nuestros rivales no v2yan q re
clamar en- la administration munich
pal I'm puesto que no les correspon-
de.
Tambien convene hacer notar
'por 10 menos a titulo de curiosidad
el interss cada dia mayor que. e1
ciertos medios indigenas Sc lie da, en-
el interior de Marruecos, a Ia cues
ton de Tanger. Un viaie reciente
por el Sur (region de Marakech Y de
Mogador) me permitio recoger a es-
re respecto confesiones muy insJruc,
twas.
A peSar de los dos 0 trecientos XII
lometros que los separan del Estre-
enc. aquellos cue, en- esas regiones.
piensan y Sc informan (los cuales
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EECTUALIDADES EXTRANyERAS
Fl ESTATUTO DE TANGER

son mas numerosos de 10 que sc cree
no son del TODD indiferentes a Ia
suerte de Ia ciudad a la que conside,
ran como el puerto principal del I'M
perio ierifiano. Sc admiran de que
81 tratado de paz. que ha reconstltul
do la unidad de los territories despe
dazados por Ia conquista o por las
conveniencias de la diplomacia euro
pea. no lie haya devuelto aun a! Ma
khsen todos sus derechos sobre los
puntos de los cuales es el ell unlco le-
gitimo soberano. En- esta Omission o
on esta tardanza ven ellos n dene-
gacion de justicia a Ia vez que una
muestra de desprecio. C~onsienten en-
asociarse & nosotros mas estrecha-
mente cada dia para Ia exploitation
de su territorio, pero esperan que es-
IA association produzca como PRIME
"a consequence la restauraclon com
pleta de su territorio ee u ilmltes
naturales V no Su d~isminucion.
e. espeetaculo de un Marruecos
despedazado es para ellos un u~ltraJe
V la existencia de II cludad tan I'M
portante CONF Tanger, en- Ia que Ell
Sultan reina pero NJ goblerna o 10
hace tan POGO es para ellos un perpe
tue motive de ]reproches Y de burlas.
Sc We ALI la senal de una %evoluci6n
de la que la causa es la guerra. Hace
cinco mos Sc habria buscado lnutlI-
mente las huellas de IN sentimlento
analogo. Entonces. ell recuerdo aun
muv fresco de las luchas de las trl-
bus ahogaba en- los jefes marroqules
81 sentimiento de la unidad nacional.
Solamente Ia fe religiosa podia, de
una n intermitente. producer
asta cohesion entire ellos. Pero los
bereficios de nueStra admlnlstra-
cion, que borro las fronteras lnterlo,
res. V sobre TODD Ia guerra europea.
Que reuni6 a todos los subditos me-
rroouies para la defensa de Ia mis-
ma bandera. d~espertaron en- ellos ell
patriotismo nacional. Han visto los
|nombres de sus correligionarlos mez
clados. en- los communicates, los de
los combatientes europeos; su pals
recibi6 10 mismo que los demas una
gran parte de los elogios Y de Ia glo-
ria V han sentido IN gran orgullo-
Mas que nunca estan reconocidos q
|Francia por haberlos iniciado en- sus
progresses. pero acaso sea mayor su
agradecimiento por haberlos asocla-
20 a 81 triunfo. Ahora, estan espe-
cando 81 recompensa. Despues de ha-
Der estimulado, para ayudarloS a
vencer, 81 fervor p%atriotico, quleren
1ue respetemos 81 susceptibilidad ma
cional y, sobre TODD, que no les rehu
semos las satisfacciones del amor
propio, cuyo valor les hemos ensena-
do Y a las cuales han visto cue les
~concedemos tanto valor.
Es i~rdudable que esta manera de
sentir no Sc encuantra. en- estado a.
guido, mas que en- los jefes y en- las
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Traducci6u del frances par" La
PrenSa".
Fl ~anuncio hecho de IN proXlmo
.rreelo de la question de Marrue
%. IA conmovido mucho natural
r,ante. los animos en- Marruecos. SIN
embargo. las d~eclaraciones de Or
Greenwood. Secretario del DeparI"-
mento del Concrete de Ultramar en-
IA Csnara de los Comunes, casi a
+r;nnfado de Ia desconfianza de los
mas escepticos. No sc puede Greer
NOS dice una correspondence dc
ranger. cue IN miembro del goOler-
no britanico haya anunclado oflcial'
mente Ia pr6xima publication DEF IS
tatuto. 81 las bases esenciaies no
han sido va establecidas. Por Ell On
+rario. no Sc comprende. 81 Ell fondo
del debate esta va arreglado, el por-
que de $ grandes manlteStacio-
res ~proyectadas por los Diputaaos
eSDs6oles en- favor de Ia ceslon de
Tanger a Espana nj tampoco la &C
tiva propaganda, Nevada a caoo DE
manera menos ruidosa pero mas con
tinua. Dor los agentes. en- los clrcu-
los indigenaS-
La prensa espanola intensified su
campana en- favor de Tanger. ODE
dece a Ia consigna de hacerIe Greer
al mundo que Ia suerte de esta GU
dad toca a los sentimieneos mas pro
fundos Y a los intereses mas esencla
les &c Espana. Algunos ~periodlcos
new tales como Ia "Pubicidad',
80 disponen q hacer los gastos nece-
sarios para pasar el estrecho a I'm
de hacer aIar6e ALI de 81 cello. Cn
reciente articulo de Ell SoI' Ia OBJ
,a,ido TODD un exito de hilaridad.
Este peri6dico cuotidiano que, con
sus ocho paginaS de teNto nutrldo '
salpicado de anuncios imita a los
grandes 6rganos americanos e lngIe-
ses, reprodujo en- primera pasina
una carta firmada por una doceha
de muchachos de una escuea dc Ma,
drid. visiblemente inspirada por e.
professor. en- la cusl Sc supone q Eu-
ropa a punto de darle Tanger a Is
uana. Por conmovedor que pueda
ser este anhelo de IN grupo de eSco-
lares, Sc habria preferido el de al
gunos cientos de millareS de papas-
Es inutil aGregar que los argu-
mentos invocados son siempre los
mismos. Las mismas las afirmacio-
mes, las mismas las omisiones Y Las
mismas las ex~ageraciones. Sin en-
barge. estas a~dquieren una ampli-
tud IN POGO mayor. 4 darleS credi-
to a algunos prcpagandistas, los in
tereses de ESpana no solo preporde-
ran en- Tanger, sino cue TODD es ALI
espanol. Sus calculoS omiten Ia po-
bIacion de $1,000 habitantes aproXi-
naGamente, de los cuales $4,000 son
musulmanes subditos del Makhzen;
10000 isreaistas, de los que 5000
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% DE JUNO DE ES0S.-En este
dta Sc recibieron noticias en- Ia ciucae
de Mexico del levantamiento del pue-
bio espahol en- Madrid contra el
sor frances, produciendo tales notlcias
inmensa sensation en- Ia coionla, que
como I'm solo hombre protestaoa con-
ira el atropello hecho a los monarca
~espanoles. Naturalmente, Sc oculta-
b. T. los h~abitantes de Ia Nueva Els
paha cue la invasion n~apoleonica ma
| bfa sido s%olicitada por los mlsmos IN
| digros espaholeS Y Que en-
el levantamiento del , de Mayo en- Ma
drid. las tropas espanolas pernahe-
cieron acuarteladas sin prestar MN
| gun auxilio al pueblo. que fue el que
inerme Y sin jefes Sc bati6 heroica-
ments contra las fuerzas napoleon
cas-.
Tai noticia hizo que los ccioilos o
| ell partido mexicGno pensase en- la
convenience de aproyechar Ia OCCASION
De hallarse Espaha sin gobierno para
| hacer Ia Independence de Mexico. ma
| clendo valer e. principle de que la So
beranfa residfa en- Ell pueblo.
% DE JUNO DE lS6l.-En este
dfa fus fusila6o el General Leandro
Vale por las fuerZas del general -.
Leonardo Marquee, despues de haoer-
10 derrotado en- ell Monte de las Cru
ces.
Leandro Vale era diputado al Con-
Sreso de Ia Union Y fue uno de los
Que prcsenciaron el desbordaniento de
los radicales al tenerse noticia de que
habia sido fusilado o Melchor
Ocampo. La turbamulta enfurecida pc
METRO en- la CAmara de Diputados. ca
| ~pltareada por don Santos Degollado'
como referimos en- su o~portunidad.
Al saberse que Degollado habia ST.
do derrotado V fusilado en- ell Monte
de las Cruces. Ell gobierno de Juarez
nombr6 a Leandro Vale jefe de las
fuerzas que habfan de combatir q los
restos de la reacci6n que m~erodeaban
IN Gicho Monte.