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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
Handbook for Auxiliaries

A new handbook for auxiliary units
OF the American Legion has been pre-.
pared and is now being distributed to
units already organized and new or.
ganizauons as they are formed from
state legion headquarters. The book.
let contains temporary regulations in
force until the first national conven.
tion Of the woman's organization. sug.
gestions FOR unit administration and
other matters Of interest.
organizations are rapidly being
formed In all parts Of the state In
preparation for the state convention
which is to meet at Enid on April II.
The goal Of the legion Is to have 100
separate units In the state and mcm,
bcrship OF at least 5000 before the
convention Is called to order BY Mrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
DALLAS MAN SAYS
ARDNiORE LIVE TOWN

II. p. Matthews of the circulation
department Of the Dallas News Is
spending several days in Ardmore this
week. Mr. Matthews began working
for the News 81 years ago when he
made money by circulating the paper
to pay his school expenses and after he
finished school he liked the. work so
well that he never changed.
Mr.. Matthews was kind enough to
say that Ardmore was the lvest town
that he visited in his territory covering
much OF north Texas and southern
Oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03

We are now regular outfit. If
you are 4 sick member send out the
S. O. S. and we will have a nurse
call on you. The first nurse or rather
ex-nurse TO become a member of
George 4. Anderson Post No. CO, was
Ruth Evelyn Burkett. A new one
this week. Miss Mae NJ. Geno of the
public health service. Some one sug-
gested that we stage wrestling
match and get the gang out.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
From Senator CarlOck

oklahoma City, Okla, March 90.
Mr.. Ben G., Hunter
Adjutant American Legion,
Ardmore Okla.
Yours of March oath, relative to the
soldiers hospital bills, was read with
interest by me. and this is to advise
YOU that | have been consistently, dur
ing this whole session, in favor of any
bill looking towards relief for the sol
der boys in Oklahoma. In fact l
have valued the suggestions of Mr..
Fell in every instance. 1t is snfor-
tunate, indeed, that the difference be-
tween the two houses on account of
politics. has made it impossible for us
TO SO far agree on any one location.
am still hoping that we will be able
10 agree before adjournment
Yours respectfully,
j. II. CARLOCK.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
WILL. BEGIN ORGANIZATION
OF JUNIOR LEAGIERS

Oklahoma city. April 2-organiza
ton of units Of the Junior American
League may be- undertaken by posts
of the American Legion throughout
oklahoma. as the result Of letter
written yesterday to all post com.
mandcrs by II. u. Fell of Ardnore
state commander Of the legion.
The Junior American League wan
first organized by Hoquinm Post No.
i6 of the Department Of Washington.
II is an organization Of boys and girls
OF school age having for lts purpose
the instilling Of a patriotic spirit In
boys and girls and more fully educat.
Ing them concerning the benefits and
privileges Of citizenship under q rep.
reseniatis, constitutional form Of gov
sininent and informing them OF tho
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
Legion Baseball League

The report Of the committee ON for.
nation Of n state American Legion
Baseball League which was appointed
by the conference OF post adiutants
held at the capitol on March Il will
be ready for distribution to posts with
in the next two weeks according to an
announcement made yesterday by
Earle VI. Simon. de. Artment adiutant
The report Is rapidly being completed
in the form 1t will be presented.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03

State headquarters of the American
Legion is considering the advisability
of purchasing a number of films taken
by the United States signal corps dur
ing the war for lease to local posts
Of the state for various entertainments
which they may care to present The
matter is to be presented at the next
meeting of the department executive
committee. Information was received
last week that the films may now be
purchased by the legion and remain
its property. In the past only loans
have been available and these sur
rounded by much red tape.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
LEGION Short Notes

Anadarko post of the American Le-
gion has solved the problem of raising
funds for its post home, Members of
the post who are members Of the ma
tlonal guard battery Of artillery have
pledged their government pay to the
building fund. The post home. 10 cost
$4,000 will be used by the guard unit
as an armory and by the legion as club
rooms
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03

disadvantages and OPPRESSION under "a
monarchy or a proletariat
In cities where the league is organ
ized II is under the supervision of a
committee of the local legion post and
the city superintendent of schools. 4
legion counsellor is appointed for each
school to assist school authorities in
carrying out the program.
Each school has president, other
officers and a cabinet of three elected
by pupils in the upper grades who
have high averages in school.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
Oklahoma City Post Enutertains

Oklahoma City Post No. 35 was en-
tertained at its regular meeting on
Tuesday night by the American Wo.
mems Overseas League which is com.
posed of women who served in various
welfare organizations with the army
in France, England and Italy. The
women presented a program similar
t. the thousands of entertainments
which were given in recreatiops huts
H. army camps in the United States
and overseas.
Hot chocolate, jam and sandwiches
and other dainties of the army life
We're served in chow line. The
Red Cross community hut in Capitol
Hill was crowded with 500 legion
naires with their wives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03

Winfield Scott. provisional state presi-
dent.
Early indications are that there will
be at least 500 delegates to the first
state meeting. Women, relatives Of
the war veterans are taking a keen
interest in the policies of the auxil
iary and the permanent organization.
which is TO be formed at Enid.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
Employment Service

The legion wants to assist any ex-
service man out of employment TO get
a position. Chairman Joe Echols, of
the Echols Printing Company is at
your service. If you cannot locate
him, call the adjutant, the post com
mander or some active legion man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
Stand for Legion

If you want a Legion Hut in Ard
more talk it every day. If you want
the five.fold Soldiers Relief Bill TO be
put through the national legislature,
say so TO your friends and neighbors
Stand by the legion men. it stands for
you.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03

New York. at the request of the nation
al commander of the legion ana is now
ready for distribution. Each post is to
be sent one from state headquarters
during the coming week. The booklets
give suggestions for numerous enter
tainments, plays, community meetings
and other events.
Lowery post No. % of Lawton, con-
Quoted an intensive membership drive
during the past week. Publicity for the
drive was obtained through the cour-
tesy of a number Of merchants who
permitted the legion to display war rel.
les, the national ami post colors OF
the legion and numerous posters in
their windows. On the first day the
drive brought in 20 men.
ceremonial booklet containing the
revised initiation for legion posts, fun.
eral ceremonies, Memorial Day exer-
cises and other ceremonials in which
legion posts take part has been prepar-
ed for distribution to all posts in the
state TO replace the former temporary
ritual which was discarded by the ma
tional convention. at Cleveland. One
copy of the booklet is to be sent to
each post in the state.
Sixty post leaders from legion organ,
izations in the third district met at Du-
rant on Tuesday for conference on
legion work in the southeastern coun-
ties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
Frontier Day Celebration

frontier day celebration Is planned
by Purcell post of the American lie.
gion. Bucking bronchos, ropnig CON
tests, races and other sports which
formerly featured special days in old
Oklahoma are planned for presenta.
ton on April IL ami l6. The cele-
bration will be held in the city park.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
POppies for Memorial Day

Keep in mind the fact that we want
every eX-service man to wear a red
poppy on memorial day. We will
have them for sale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03

II. J. DIXON SHOE STORE
NEXT TO POST OFFICE, PHONE
7l9. BOOT MAKING AND QUICK
REPAIRING WHILE YOU WATT.
HALF SOLES soc to S1.5O; RUBBER
HEELS 35c TO Csc. 3l.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03

nation bureau giving daily reports on
road conditions throughout the state,
which information will be furnished
free to members Of the association ana
to the tourist travel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
Meeting Monday Night

Regular meeting Monday evening,
April 4th. Chamber of Commerce A
joint meeting with the auxiliary and
you know the ladies. Be there and
enjoy a good time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
LEWIS BARRER SHOP

Haircut 35c, shave zoe. Good work.
men. II Caddo. 3l-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03

state headquarters of the American
Legion has suggested that some post
IN the state can be of benefit to the
disabled men now at the University
hospital by purchasing wheel chair.
Al the present time there is only one
wheel chair at the hospital for ex-serv-
Ice men. Many could move about if
chairs We're provided.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
~"
FOR
COLDS.

During March April and May. pro-
tect yourself from colds with Seventy.
seven" and glide into the summer In
fine condition.
To get the best results take "Sov-
enty-seven" at the first sncuze or
shiver
Book on Diseases of Every Living
ThlnR" free.
~" for sale at all Drug ant Coun.
try Stores.
Humnh"evs' Homro Medicine Co. tac
william street, New York.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03

a hand book Of community activities
for legion posts has been published by
community Service Incorporated of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03

Read Ardmoreite Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03

Baby Buggies-new
shipment just al'riv-
ed-from $1,000 to
$4,000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-23
Ell GOBIERNO AMERICANA
CONTESTARA A PANAMA
lnsistird en- que Sc acepte
ell Iaudo arbitral del
Magistrate White.

lei Servicio Especial para LA PRENSA"
WASHINGTON, abril 22.-Ha que
dado terninado el texto de Ia respues
II del gobierno americana a Ia nota
de protesta de Panama contra la a
ceptac!0n del laudo arbitrai de White
como base para ei arreglo de Ia Gispu
"a de fronteras con Costa Rica, res
puesta que serd enviada en- breve.
Dicha nota indicara cu4l es la acti-
tud del Gobierno americana Sobre este
asunto, que Sc cree no cambiara en-
10 mas m'nimo en- su insistencia pa
IA que el fallo de White Sc acep>e pa
"a definir Ia frontera citada.
Esta nueva nota es una de tantas
de Ia serie = que ha dado luGar el con-
flicto entire Costa Rica y Panama, que
fue el resultado de IA iDconformidad
de esta Ultima naci6n con el fallo de
White en- la parte que afecta al terri
torio que Sc halla del lado del Pacifico.
La termination de las hostilidades
entire Costa Rica Y Panama rue el
primer acto dc Ia administration de
Harding. 81 bien Panama no ha llega-
do a conseatir formalmente en- que el
failo de White sirva para definir final
mente la frontera entire los dos paf-
ses poniendole punto final a la con-
troversia entire ambos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-23
OUIEREN COMETER
DESORDENES LOS
RADICALES EN-
EE. UU.
Sc dice que esta en- los
Estados Unidos eI jefe
de los |. W. W. y Sc
esta buscando

CHICAGO. abril 22.-Se uene casi %
seeuridad de que Haywood, conocido
con 81 alias dc Big Bi'r'. iefe de- IL
:lsociaci6n .ie Obrercs del Aundo In
dustrial industrial Worl:ers Of The
Norld) sc halla oculto en- los Esta-
dos Cnidos. y que no ha Fartioo para
Rusia con So qrlsn naceI Greer para
Gc:s.,istar Il Ia r"licia.
Haywood lrab.a Sido sentenciado a
,eir,c ains dc r:si6n. Gozaba de IL
ber;ad clucioEal nediante una fam
"a de s15.0Oo.00 v en- cuanto hubo sido
condcnado desapareci6 hacienda correr
ell runo... entre los miembros dc dicha
organization radical, dc que Sc habfa
dirigido 4 Russia.
Los iefes dc los I. w. w. contiEnan
firJncs 10 mGlos en- apariencia, en-
la cTs:ncia de que Haywood Sc hahn
ahora en- Russia Y declaran que su hui
da 10 ha arru:nado a 81 asf como al
nlundo del t-aba5o. A2regan que haze
,ieu,l.o mostr6 Haywood una carta de
los jefes de ia rcvoiucion rusa en- la
que 10 decfan que trabajo america
:. ir a Russia donde, Sc lie recibir!a con
los traAos abiertos.
Les .mpIeados federalcs deciararon
10y rue sstlban llevando cabo dill
sentes pcsauisas en- varias ciudades
de los E:taGos Unidos. principalmcnte
en- los ccntros raoicales. porque tienen
Ia scguri5ad de que Haywood Sc halla
On este pas .lue esta preparando
planes para varias Iecnos;raciones ra-
aica,es. con los des6rdenes ccnsisrien
les Ell todo 81 ter.itorio americIno
para G! 10. dc mayo.
Mr.. Clyne. apoderado dc distrito de
los E,stados CniGos. ha declarado que
& menos dc que Haywood Sc prescEte
el luncs a las; autoridades, pe-dera Ia
fianZl que tiere dada.
FOR otras cuentes saben tamhikn
las autor:dades que aqu; s. haiia Hay
wood. que prcPara algo sensacio-
nal para el 10. de mayo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-23
Sc SOLUCIONO LA HUELGA
DE ELECTRICISTAS
Los empleados de la Cia. de
luz y fuerza de Mexico de-
sistieron de sus demandas.

TeleoramG EspceioI pGra La PRENSA"
CICDAD DE MEN1CO. abrll q
La huelga general con que hah!an
amenazado los electricistas de In ca
pitaI la sido solucionada, desapare-
c;endo el tenor que existfa de que
Ia ciudad sufriera las consecuencias
del paro general de los servicios pd-
b!icos.
Los empleados obreros de la
Companla dc Luz y Fuerza, conven-
cidos al fin de Ia injusticia de sus de-
mandas, ante ia imposibilidad en- que
Sc halla Ia empresa para acceder 4
elias, de ocuparlos como pretendian,
pagAndoles el tempo. Sc nan confor-
mado y estan dispueStos a Eahajar
menos horas en- tanto la. empresa no
allana sus dificultades por Ia limita-
ci6n de IL fuerza motriz.
Las dificultades surgidas entire los
obreros. Y Ia Gerencia del Ferrocarril
Mexicaao. siguen en- pie, a pesar de
las gestiones que ambas parties han
hecho por arreglar de nlanera salts
factorta el conflicto.
Nuevas juntas Sc han efectuado a
fin Ge HeEar un entendimicnco J
solucionar de comun acuerdo, conve-
aiense para ambas parties. este incl
deate. pero a pesar de los buenos de-
seos que Sc ,icncn, no ha sido posi-
BILE llegar n IN entead,miento. pues
en- las iuntas que Sc efectnan. am
has parties permanecen tnquebranta-
blss, sosteniendo cada quien sus pre-
tanstones
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-23
VA NO Sc ADQUIRIRAN
BARCOS DE GUERRA
De DESHECHO
Ell gobierno proyecta mandar
conshur expresamente
al extranjero

Telssrama Especial para Ia PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MENlCO. abru q
Tonando en- consideration que los
barcoS de guerra que las uaclones eX-
trange-as pCopOnen en- venta. son por
10 regular unidadeS de combate "a
viejas, que no rsuner las cond!-
clones modernaS de defensa y ataque,
eI Gobierno de Mexico ha reSueIto no
efectuar eu 10 fucuro riCguna com
pra de esta natu-a.eza, que a Ia pos
ire reSulca periuGlclal.
De coaforn.dad con esta resoluci6n
adoptada. el gobierro ha decidido
rneior ordeaar n construction de
rnidades navaleS sD aSt,lieros eH-
tral.zcros cen 81 onJ@,o ,lc rupo@cr
los b2rcos des:ruidos jGr2Hte n re
voluci6n.
Dichas consrucciones. seran ms
peccionadas por conpctsDle cue-po
de oficiaIes de IA marina meNicana
de guerra. que iran ea cor.&si6n eN-
presa q los astilleros que tengar Il Su
sarge IA constructor d. buques de
guerra para eI Gobierno meXicano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-23
EN- NOVBRE. EMPEZARA A
PAGARSE A COLOMBIA
Ell pugo Sc hard en- cinco
abonos de cinco millones
de dolmes cada ano.

TeleS-araa Especial para Ia PRENsA
WASHINGTON, abri e2.-Cuando
mas pronto sera el mes De noviem-
bre cuando los Esados Unidos CO.
miencen 4 pagarle 4 Colombia Ia can
tidad de veinticinco nillones de do
lares a que Sc retiere el tratado que
acaba de ser ratificado por el Senado
americana. como compensation por Ia
soberania de una cierta cantidad de
territorio adyacente a. Canal de Pa
mama.
Il ,ratado que fue ratificado espe-
cit;ca que Colombia recibira II citada
Surla de vetnticinco ni!!ones de do
larcs y que los c,nco primeros deoeraa
pagarse seis msses despues del cam
bio de ratificaciones del tratado. y los
veinte restaCtes en- cuatro abonos a
uualcs de ciuco nillones cada uno.
FL tra.ado "a ratificado por cl Sc
nado americana So envia-a L Color-
bia qor los conducIos oficiales y Sera
necesario que 10 ratitiQue su rez
e. Corgreso colomoiano en- IA forma
en- que 10 fue por c! de los Estados
UnidoS.
No Sc abriga IL neRor duda acerca
de que ST Serd Vatificado tai como
- lc enviara. por el Consreso colou-
biaro. sin tardanza : por mas que 81
primer pago. seglu Sc dice antes, no
tendra que haccrse antes del mes de
noviembre sea se:s raeses deSpues
lie la ratification del :ratado por Co.
lornbia. sera precise que el Congreso
americana apruehe las cantidades ne
cesarias para cumplir con s., cosa que
So hard de aqui novieEbre Y para
clio So le pedira que apruebe las CORES
poudientcS pa-t:das adicionales al pre-
supuesto de eGreSos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-23
Sc FORMARA Ell FONDO
PARA UN BANCO
REFACCIONARIO |
ApropechardSe en- clio Pm-
fe del impuesto por e1-
portacion del henequen

r.I.v--s-,. Eso,.cial r7-a LA PRENSA"
CITDAD DE MENICO, abrl! =
Con ell lin de mejorar en- 10 possible Ia
si;uaci6n porque atrav!esa el merclGo
del henequen. deJldo ID depreciation
que esta sufrlendo esta t.hra en- "a ac-
tuaudad. Ia ComIsiOD Monetarla ha
comenZado 4 hace- operacioneS de
compra de este articu!o, paGandoie un
centavo mas caro- de 10 que han venl-
do paga1Golo los expeculadoreS.
Por oc-a parte, = efecto de me-
jorar tambiea las condlciones econo-
micas de Yucata2. hase diSpueSto que
de los seis ceDtavos que Sc cobran en-
IA actuandad como impuesto de eX-
portacion por cada kllo de neneQuen'
Sc dsstine uno : medic ceat2vos para
Ia formation del Banco Refacclona-
rio yucateco. del que ser40 accionis-
taS todos los hacendados del ESta-
do que causen q impuesto y contrl-
buyan Ia formation del fCndo de dl-
cha instruction 6ancarla-
releSran,a Especial P2ra -I. TRENSA
NUEVA YORK, abrl clos ca
bleSramaS recibiGos de Mexico ind!-
can que las negocl2clones que sc mi
ciaron hacs tempo entire el goblerno
mexicano Y los inLe-eSes Ilnancieros
americanos = canadlenses tendencies
a Ia eStabilizaci6n del me-cado del 81
sal mexicano Sc te-rn,naron "a ha-
biendo impuestc el gobierno mexicano
un derecho de eSportacion de SelS cen
tavos por kilo de fibra, que Sc consi-
dera como el primero mas neceSa-
rio paso para coloca- el arIlculo Sobre
una base coStea5le.
Por mas que no Sc ha podido obte-
ner a0n confirmation, Sc cree que Sc
han hecho arregloS para que e. 60
bierro Sc haga cargo del control de
cuatrocientaS mil pacaS de Sis1l que
hasta aho-a hablan s!do financ!adas
por "a Eric Corporation
Los precios nlnimos Ija6os son de
siere centavos : medic en- los puertos
del gelfo Y de siete csntayos en Nueva
York
Sc ilforma que estos preCios ezlS-
te Va un gran nUmero de compradores,
pues el aunento hab!do Soore los pre-
clos de hace cerca dc IN mes IA sldo
meaor de 10 que Sc esperaba Sc dice
que apenas seri suiiciente para cuori-
el costo de Importation los preclos
corrienteS en- los me-cados primaries,
mas los derechos de eXportaci01, en-
consecuercia. Sc conSldera probable
que tenGa luEar un nueyo aumcDto en-
un future ce-cano para hacer que ei
mercado de venta este mas de acuerdo
con las miras que persiguen los que
ahora ejerccn G. principal control So
bre q.
Por otra pa-te. Sc aIe=a que nadie
podra vender slsal, provschoSamente.
a precios memories que los que acaban
de ser ti5ados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-23
MURCUIA TRATA
DE ERETIRARSEDE
LA REVOLUTION
La Presidencia de la Re-
publica 10 informa
Benjamin Cara esta herido
y pidio amnistia al jefe
Joaquin Amaro

Tclegrana Especial para LA PRENSA'
CICDAD DE MENICO, abril 22.-
Segun declaraciones hechas hoy en-
Ia Presidencia de Ia Republica, el se-
neral Murgula. que Sc ha!!a levanla-
do en- armas contra e goblerno, ca
rece de toda clase de elementos y
esta preteudiendo ya desistir de su
ayeuturs. Y rctirarse a Ia vida pTiVa-
da. I'm Ia miSma PresidencIa de Ia
Republica Sc informa que uitimas
fcchas ha estaGo recibiendo cartas
d. amigos dc Murguia en- las que So
!icitan su amnistfa gar~ntlas para
que pueda dedicarse IL vida prl-
vada.
IN cambo de eStas declaraciones,
81 1iccnciado Jose Maria Castaneda,
con cl caractcr de enviado del go
bcrnador de CoahuilaT ha eXpresado
uue el movimicnto rcbelde cncabeza-
DO por Murguia esta toman5o !ncre-
mcnco, dcbiendose este principalmen
I. a que Sc ha desCuidado Ia Vlgilan-
cid de Ia linea divisoria la maia
conducta de los jefes militares en- Ia
region que estan provocando DISCUS
1os de conSecuencias entire obrcroS J
campes:nos.
Ha5lando del reciente asalto de que
rue victima un tren de pasajeros en-
tire c. Juarez y Chihuahua, el Presi-
tiente Obregan ha dcc!arado que tai
asalto no tue llcvado a cabo por MN
gun grupo de rebe.deS. S!no por una
partida de bandoleroS que enterando-
so de que en- el tren asaltado sc con-
ducian valores de consideration }
v!aiaba en- cl miSmo un hijo del acau-
dalado Tcrrazas Sc propusicron OBJ
tener un rico botin.
Informes de la Secreta-ia dc Cue
rra dan cuenta de que el genera! Ben
jamIn Cara que scguido de uncS
clIantos deSconientos Sc !eTanto hace
pocos dlas en- armaS contra q 60
bicrno en- Ia ciudad de Monclova-
Coanuiia, ha solicitado souleterce
al general Amaro. Ell vista de
que Ia mayor parte de los homDres
que 10 siguicron en- Su aventura Sc lie
han desertado. Segun los menciona-
dos informes el general Anaro ha
rccibido va 6rdenes de Ia supericri-
dad de accptar Ia rend!ci6n dc Garza,
uue debera ser unconditional J sin
que Sc le reconozca al rendido grado
militar alguno.
Ademas Sc dice que Benjamin Gar
Ia Sc halla herido que es esto 10
que mas ha influido en- su amino pa
u rcsolverse a abandonar Ia rebellion.