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La opinión., 1935-09-15
LA APPREHENSION DELI.
(Si0ne de Ia ga. pdgind)

go.
Nueve.-EI Subdelegado, Alealdes
ordinarios. Junta de Seguridad y tro-
pa, celaran con la mayor vigilancia,
y Sc auxiliaran m~utuamente para ell
eumplimiento de TODD 10 que queda
prevenido.
Diez.-Ninguna persona podra adj
mitir ~forazteros en- su casa, sin que
haya primero presentadose al Subde-
legado o Alcaldes ordinarios, q~uienes
lie expediran comprobantes de los mo-
tivos de venida, advirtiendoles ell item
Pc que pueden permanecer; y fene-
eido, deberan volverse a %presentar n
ties de retirarse.
Onoe.-La formal d~esobediencia o
resistencia, a los encargados de esta
policia, calificars las intenciones de
los contrabentores, entendiendose que
su d~esobediencia y r~esistencia, Sc di-
rigen expresamente a turbar la tram
quilidad publica, por 10 que sersn cas-
tigados con arreglo tambien a 10 pre-
venido.
Y para que llegue a ~noticia de to-
dos, mando sc publique por Bando,
pasandose un exemplar al Ayunta-
miento de esta Villa, a fin de que sc
verifique puntuaimente y sin contra
v~encion aiguna.
Dado en- chihuahua a veintiuno de
abrii de mil ochocientos once. Meme
sfo Salcedo.-Una r1brica.-Mandado
de su Senoria.-Jose Maria Ponze do
Leon.-Una rubrica.
Concuerda fielmente con su origi-
nal, que bajo eli n1mero un mil seten-
tn y cinco, Sc encuentra en- Ell legajo
yeintisiete del antique archivo do Ca
PACINA ID
La opinión., 1935-09-15

de guerra, seran pasadas por las ar
mas, sin exception, todas las repeti-
das mujeres; y Ell mismo castigo SO
~ejecutara, cuando en- los extramuros
de cualquiera lugar fiel sea sacrifi-
cado ~cuslquiera de sus vecinos.
Finalmente: 81 estos ejempiares y
castigos terribles, no fueren suficien-
ties para contener los horrores decree
tados por los rebeldes, inauditos, cier-
tamente, en- TODD pals quito, entrars
a sangre y fuego en- TODD territorio
rebelde; destruire, aniquilare cuanto
hoy es possession de los malos: Vale
de Santiago, Penjamo, Pueblo Nue.
vo, Piedragords, Santa Cruz, ETC., de-
jaran de existir.
Y para que llegue a ~noticia de to-
dos, y nadie alegue ignorancis, man
do Sc publique por Bando en- TODD Ell
distrito de esta Provincial, fijsndose
en- los ~iugares p1blicos. Dado en- la
Villa de Salamanca, "a 80 de Diciem-
bre de 1814.-Agustin de Iturbide.
La opinión., 1935-09-15

bildo; de donde Sc saco por DISPOSE
cion del ciudadano Jefe Politico Jose
Merino, en- virtud de pedimento YER
bal del ciudadano licenciado Francis
co N. Ramos; y va corregido en- estas
tres fojas del sello q~uinto; habiendo
concurrido al acto del ~cotejo, los Gu
dadanos Valente Najera, Guadalupe
Ponzs y Buenaventura Soliz. Secre-
taria del Ayuntamiento de Chihua-
hua, Febrero doee de mil ochocientos
Secretario.-Testigo, Valente Najera.
-Testigo, Guadalupe Ponze.-Testi-
GO, Buenaventura Soliz.
La opinión., 1935-09-15

das las disposiciones mas crueles.
"Hare diezmar las m~ujeres de los
cabecillas y soldados rebeldes", dice
una orden expedida por ell coronel
Agustin Iturbide, creyendo que asi
acabarfa con la insurreccion.
Sin embargo, nj la crueldad de
Iturbide y de otros jefes realistas,
fue suficiente para acabar con la
insurreccion.
Siete amos despues de aquellos dias
de creuldad, de sangre, de crimen,
Mexico podfa alcanzar su Independent
cha polftica de Espaia.
La famosa circular de Iturbide en-
la cual Sc reflejan las caracteristicas
de la guerra, dice:
Los rebeldes, que erigidos vocales
La opinión., 1935-09-15
UN FACTOR PARA LA....
(Stgue dc Ia Ga. pdg.)

cia a la tropa, la reunf al 20. Data
Hon de la Columna, y poniendome a
su frente, marche con toda ella y la
artilleria a tomar la bateria grande,
que en- efecto tomamos en- pocos ms
tantes, re~chazando a los contrarios
que huyeron en- desorden hacia su
Ultima posicion.
Para d~esalojarlos de ella y concluir
ell simulacro, salio la Corona y Caba-
Iberia de la izquierda a tomar aquel
punto, ell que sc rindio con poca re-
s~istencia, y los contrarios huyeron
precipitadamente y en- desorden y
fueron perseguidos en- POGO ratio.
Todos los cuerpos Sc reunieron en-
Ell campo que Sc suponia de Calderon
" a la manera que en- aquel glorio-
SO dial, p-rorrumpieron a n VOC
con alborozo diciendo: VIVA NUES-
TRIO REY FERNANDO, VIVA ES-'
PANA, VIVA NUESTRO GENERAL
CALLEJA, VIVA NUESTRA GENE
RALA; y despues, en- prueba de mar
cialidad y union, sc v%itorearon los
mismos cuerpos, bajo los nombres
que habian adoptado para represen-
tar al victorioso e%jercito del Centre.
Conclude ell simulacro, formo tod
La tropa en- orden de batalla, y des-
pues de haber marchado hasta la mi
tad del campo, donde su frente al
pueblo, hicieron acknowledgements las
descargas los batallones de la Coro-
ma y Celaya, mandados por sus inme
diatos jefes; en- "a. mande igual ma
niobra a los mismos cuerpos unidos,
los que a mi voz vitorearon por tres
veces a nuestro amado Rey ell Sr. d.
Fernando TO-, y 10 mismo ej%ecutaron
A@I1. 10, do Aakalln. 80
cerro la function con descarga de ar
t~illeria, despues de la cual Sc formo
La columna en- ell mismo orden con
que habia salido del pueblo, v Sc re-
trio a Ell a las oraciones de la 40
che.
Mucho me he difundido, Senior Ex-
eelentisimo, en- la relacion de las de-
mostraciones que ha celebrado esta
Division a su amado Y suspirado 2ey;
mas a pesar de TODD, no he podido
dar una idea media del gozo y salts
faccion que han manifestado en- elias
todos los individuos de que compone,
porque este, mas es para ~presenciar-
Sc, que para pintarlo en- una descrip-
ci6n; pero va que no he podido ha-
cerlo en- esta, que ell publico forme
ell concepto del amor Y fidelidad al
Soberano, con que tan digna tropa
Sc gloria de emplearse en- ell Real
seryicio, tendre siquiera la satisfac-
ci6n de protestarlo asi a V. E., como
testigo que he sido de sus tiernos
afectos en- estos tres dfas, y del ~usto
que constantemente observe en- ella
para desempenar las penosas tareas
de su profession.
He retardado a V. E. hasta hoy
esta n%oticia, porque desde ell dia in
mediate al simulacro en- que salt a
campana, he estado en- una agitada
y no interrumpida movilidad; de mo-
do que apenas he tenido ell tempo
muy precise para despachar en- las
noches, al dejar ell caballo, los asun-
tos mas interesantes Y de momento.
-Dios guarde a V. E. muchos amos.
Irapuato, 80 de Diciembre de 1814.-
E~xcelentisimo Senior Agustfn de Itur-
Observation-Disclosures Sc
nor Virrey D. Felix Maria Calleja.
--)o(--
La opinión., 1935-09-15
DON ACUSTIN DE ITURBIDE

fines de 1914, y de-
sesperados los rea-
listas por no poder
s o f o C a ell moyi-
miento insurreccio-
nal en- la Nueva Es-
pana, fueron dicta-
, 1935-01-30
TKOBtRT lee STATeN

January 30, 1835.-An age : old
verse, familiar K early Texans. ran,
For every evil under the sun
There Is . remedy or there Is none.
II there be IN try and find ~:
II there be none, never mind IT,"
II suited the purposes Of resigna-
ton under the well ordered c0ndi-
tons to which they had formerly
been accustomed. But ms citiz1ns Of
the Mexican Republic, where the
present order seemed determined to
reduce It's people to the status OF
an animal that had learned a few
tricks. no consolation came from
such bits Of almanac philosophy.
Many q fireside conversation in the
homes OF Texas colonists was now
made up OF comparisons between
what they had given up in their
native land and what they had
gained I'm the land OF their adop-
ton. The government OF the United
States of America, unlike any other
and a model for many, was the
pride OF It's people and the wonder
of the world II had just closed a
year which found II az peace with
all nations and determined to re-
main 50; when every item OF It's
public debt had beer discharged
and every current appropriation OF
its governing body satisfied and an
effective balance OF $4,000 was
left In its Treasury.
, 1935-01-30
Control of Potatoes
Interest on Increase

SAN BENITO, Jan. 30.-Much in
tereSt in the proposal that potatoes
be designated as a basic commodity
and control measures adopted as for
cotton. wheat and other pfoducts
was s'|0wn here this week by visiting
agriculturists.
&. r. Fitch. fruit and vegetable
specialist from Ames. Iowa. who Is
spending part Of his vacation In the
Valley, commented on the proposal
while visiting Henry Alsmeyer, Cam
eron county agent.
Also IN the office was e.. III. Metz
ger. horticulturist with the Colo
RADIO Extension Service. who IL In
the Valley studying the potato sit
uation since his state ls interested
In seed potato growing.
"A recent meeting was called by the
South Atlantic Potato program de-
velopment committee and attended
by representatives from 1e states,
mostly I'm the east. to discuss con-
troll measures Fitch pointed out that
the South Atlantic group has con-
trolled potato acreage for some
years through control of credit.
Fitch writes n weekly column. "Po-
tatoes and other Truck Crops" I'm
the Kansas City Packer.
, 1935-01-30
Blaze MAY Be
KINDLED UNDER
SLOW SENATE

WARRINGTON. Jan. 80. Up
WITH the senate showing no signs
of hurry on the Roosevelt admin
istrntions s4,sS0. 100000 work and
relief bin. there were indications
wednesday that the White House
may be asked to exert additional
pressure for speed.
Relief officials we're saying that
the $3.50, 100000 in the bill for the
more immediate relief Of the needy
through cash doles and other
means is needed badly because
available funds viii be "aIl gone" by
FEB. 10.
But the senate. where critics OF
the broad powers the bin would
confer on the president are plan
ming attempts az amendment, gave
every sign OF studying the bill be-
yond Feb. 10.
The bin Is now before the appro-
priations committee headed by SEN
ator Glass D-Va), who has ex-
pressed opposition to some of its
provisions. Rear Admiral Christian
]. Peoples, head OF the treasury's
procurement division. testified be-
fore the committee Tuesday in sup
port OF the bill and was questioned
closely.
The session was closed but Glass
disclosed that "a division Of opinion
among those on both sides OF the
table" was indicated in questions
put 70 the admiral.
, 1935-01-30
You Should
Never Cut a Corn

n you are troubled with corns or
callouses. DO not run the risk of blood
poison by pairing them. Statistics show
hat many infections nave occurred
from this seemingly innocent practice
u pairing corns
Simply 70 TO your druggist ana ret n
few cents worth of fce-Mint. rub a lit
tie ON any painful corn OF callons. Inn
mediately the pain will disappear and
Ia q short time the corn or caIlous viii
loosen and lie or easily with the fin
gers-ro0t n all-Ieaving the sur
rounding skin In q healthy normal
condition
This. together with the fact that Ice
Mint overc0mes such affections as
sore, tired. aching. puffed or burning
feet and makes them cool. easy and
comfortable. In probably responsible
for the hearty endorsement given ~
nv druggists.
TO rid one's feet OF every hard corn.
soft corn. corn between the toes or
painful c~allouses IN such n pleasant
and safe way. makes ~ seem the height
OF folly for anyone Go pare o. corn I'M
people are warned to stop it.=Adv.
, 1935-01-30
War Department Is
Asked to Rule On
Huey:s Troop ooe

for days expected the state militia
70 move against them. q former
district judge wired Secretary or
War Dern TO learn his attitude to-
ward the possibility OF n civilian
clash with Longs troopers.
10 was announced by "A. ID. &C.
Amant, a member OF the Liberty
League, an organization affiliated
with the Square Deal Association OF
Louisiana, a citizens body arrayed
against Long, that former Judge
Charles II. Kilbourne OF East Eel
iciana parish had put the question
up 70 the secretary or war.
At the same time. over in West
F~eliciana, State Representative
George w. Lester, an anti-Long
law-maker, said he doubted that
Louisiana citizens were going to
stand for any more tightening of
the thumbScrews without revolt
He also expressed belief that Long
intended to take over the political
ly antagonistic governments Of East
and West Feliciana parishes In the
same way he has acted to assume
control OF the hostile parish or East
Baton Rouge bv having the legisla-
ture approve the appointment OF
enough police jurors TO offset the
elected jurors.
Lester asserted that Long was
attempting to get hold OF every
thing he can while the getting Is
good"
Judge Kilbourne. IL was announc-
ed. sent Secretary OF War Dern the
following wire:
Citizens OF Louisiana driven 70
revolt By intolerable tyranny OF
Longs assuming the powers OF die
tator.. May cone 70 conflict with his
directive state militia win this I'm
volve conflict with federal govern
ment?"
, 1935-01-30
March of Time
Feature To Be
Shown in City

One OF the most sensational mo-
ton picture innovation since sound
pictures superseded silent pictures,
The March OF Time" monthly
feature feature film series, n First
Division release, has been booked
for the Capitol Theatre. according
to Jno. G. Planning, manager. It
viii be shown Friday and Saturday
along with Border Town and the
"Dionne Quintuplets."
The Capitol Theatre manage
ment takes great pride In present.
ing March OF Time" to Browns
vile audiences" Nh. Farming said.
The title undoubtedly Is familiar
10 everyone who owns a radio, as
this Friday night presentation of
news dramatizations was voted by
radio editors the most interesting
and best dramatic program on the
air. The motion picture feature
March OF Time is q further develop
ment Of this type or program, with
all the extra thrills which action
pictures give 70 the telling OF .
story.
"The publishers Of Time. the
weekly newsmagazine, producers OF
March OF Time on the air. have
formed a new company to produce
exclusively the March of Time
feature film" All the resources of
the magazine. its editors, its wealth
OF research information, its news
gathering forces. and In addition q
worldwide staff Of photographers
viii be available 70 the film fea-
ture. This Is q 20 minute picture
dramatically presenting the true
story OF seven or eight interesting,
important world events.
Its hard to explain exactly what
this new feature is. In fact ore
can't. as there never has been
anything like Ii The March OF
Time" isn't a drama, a comedy, an
animated cartoon, q newSreel. or a
musical, and yet it's all these things.
There are thrills. laughs, pathos.
stunts and lots Of pomp and glory
II this film, vet all or II Is true.
Everything shown In this remark
able motion picture actually hap
pened as presented and although all
OF us know that truth Is stranger
than fiction, n takes a feature like
The March OF Time to bring home
To us. in actual sight and sound.
how g~ortesque, dramatic and anus
ing this world we live In really Is.
/ assure you. Brownsville motion
picture audiences have a new thrill
In store for them in tie March OF
Time feature film series"
, 1935-01-30
Better Tone To
Citrus Market
Reports Made

WESLACO. Jan. 30.-A better tone
to the grapefruit market. following
continued proration OF the Valleys
shipments. was reported Wednesday
by = r. Miller. general and sales
manager OF the Lower Rio Grande
Valley Citrus Exchange.
Thanks To the action or the con-
troll committee IN limiting ship
ments 10 $50 cars last and $50 ears
this week, we have been able 70
gradually raise the price for the
Valley. getting q nickel more here
and a dime nor there In private
sales" Miller reported. "At the same
time auction prices are holding fair
~ firm and lt u reasonable 70 be-
lieve that the entire market will
steady az an increased price " pro-
ration ~ continued"
Combined shipments OF grape
fruit from ell producing sections
have Just about saturated the mar
ket 10 the limit OF present con-
sumption, Miller said. and any fur
Their increase I'm shipments w0ulr
surely bring q lower price all around.
Growers who are nervous for fear
O high wind win cause much OF their
crop To drop, are given a warning
by the exchange head. who points
out that II proraticn is not c0ntin-
ued and shipments are thrown wide
open the price will undoubtedly fall
10 a figure that viii not pay enough
over picking and packing charges TO
return any profit nc all TO the grow
err.
Extension OF the shipping season
to April Is gives the Valley an op-
portunity TO market the remainder
of N crop In An orderly manner,
Miller declared. and any flooding
OF the market right now would de-
feat the very purpose OF the extern
sion granted by the department OF
agriculture.
, 1935-01-30
New Bottling Plant
Machinery Installed

HARLINGEN. Jan. 30.-E. Il. Al
colt. new owner Of the Nehi Bot
Ting Works. Is installing the ma
chinery at 205 N. Commerce ST.. and
expects 10 have the plant In opera
ton by February ID. The machin-
cry viii need overhauling because
of the fire which destroyed the
building formerly occupied on the
San Benito highway. Mr.. Alcott,
originally from Dallas. has had VAL
ley root beer interests for several
years.
, 1935-01-30

NOonLlnued from Page Tw0)
with an easy muscular motion and
remounted the witness stand.
q. When did you last see the
plane spoken Of?
A. I can't remember when I saw
Il last.
q. These wooden planes, they are
not very expensive, are they?
A. I guess they are the cheapest
you can buy.
@. How much did you pay for It?
"A. I don't remember. Two dollar.
@. Are any Of your chlsels miss
ing9
A. I have to look at the tool box.
Tools Missing
ReS1lly was apparently getting
ready to attack the states evidence
that the chisel found I'm the kidnap
scene was exactly the same size as
N missing from a set in the tool
box.
A moment later Hauptmann step
ped down again to reopen the chest
and search for the chisel set. Reilly
asked whether any were missing.
He took most Of the tools out Of
the kit. laying them on the floor.
There are three standard Chi
sells missing" Hauptmann announc-
ed. Them chisels r no good. They
lay about the garage"
He indicated the three the state
produced as part OF his set.
He added that he had q good
STANLEY" set quarter inch, half
inch and three quarter inch"
Hauptmann said the Stanley CHI
sells were missing from the tool box.
@. When did you see them last In
that box?
A. / see them a couple OF days be-
fore I get arrested.
Reilly next brought the note book
with the ladder drawing to the
stand. Hauptmann said 1t was not
his drawing.
Wilentz pointed out that the de-
PENDANT had already marked the
sketch with an *" to indicate 1t
was not his.
Wilentz ~interjected some ques-
tons about Hauptmann's purchase
OF vegetables at 89th street with a
ransom bill, while Reilly was getting
q payroll sheet.
q. DO you remember the $40 ransom
bills you passed &C the store on seth
ntrept7
, 1935-01-30
Fishing Still Good

Lured to the beach by reports OF
remarkable results OF founder gig
ging parties Monday night. at least
100 persons worked up and down the
shore OF Brazos Island from Boca
Chica 10 the ietty Tuesday night.
Laundering.
Most OF them brought home fish.
although there was no giRging CON-
pared to that Monday night. when
two men brought In rs founders.
Catches Tuesday night ranged from n
half dozen to a dozen.
The sport Is proving immensely
, 1935-01-30

HARLINGEN, Jan. 30.@Several
changes in the faculty took place
with opening Of the second semester
IN the local schools this week, ac-
cording to Superintendent T. @.
Deering.
Charles M. Dutch F1ory arrived
from Hondo 70 become q teacher IN
high school and athletic coach, sue
ceeding j. A. Dutch) Rektorik who
went 70 Corpus Christi this week.
Miss Gladys Sitz has been trans
ferred from the intermediate school
70 the high school. replacing Mrs.
Joe Corns, formerly Miss Matte
Belle McIntire. Joe Wilson win take
Miss Stizs place.
John Gordon Nix OF Denison was
named TO the place of Miss Lois
Thompson In the intermediate
school.
, 1935-01-30
Pioneer La Feria
Grower Recovering
fsuecial to- me Heraidl

FHDHrIhI tD IhR HNrhFnT
LA FERIA. Jan. 30--A- ~. Roach.
pioneer La Feria resident. who un-
derwent q major operation nc the
Baptist hospital In HrlIngen
Sunday night, was making salts
factory progress Tuesday night.
Mr.. Roach has been a resident OF
La Feria for the past II years
and Is q prominent member or the
citrus industry. For q number or
years he was connected with devel-
opment companies OF the Valley, hts
grove having been one or the show
places around Ia Feria.
, 1935-01-30
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, 1935-01-30


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, 1935-01-30

BATON ROUGE, L., Jan So
Rt-LOuisiana citizens who have
Shouldered arms against Senator
Huey p. Longs dictatorship We'd
nesday awaited word from WASH
ington whether their uprising in
volved conflict with the federal
government.
From one of the Fellciana par
ishes, where anti-L0ng citizens have
, 1935-01-30

popular with Valley people and
visitors who are also enjoying ths
jetty fishing on tine Brnz0g Island
Ietty. "A number or GOOD catches uf
reds and trout we're reported Tues
day. although fishing wus nUt nn
good as over the weekend.
La opinión., 1935-09-15

par y Sc fueron rumbo al Norte, pasando
por Aguascalientes y Zacatecas. En-
una junta que tuvieron, Hidalgo sc VIC
obligado a dejar ell mando militar a
Allende. Este era mucho mas capaz pa
ra organizar y conducir un ~ejercito que
ell venerable cura de Dolores.
Continuaron su Marcia hacia Saltillo,
Y ALI recibieron n proposition para
abandonar SUI causa a cambio del per-
don. Hidalgo contesto a quien lie hacia
tales ofrecimientos, que era ell general
Cruz, rehusando terminantemente, pues
ell "indulto es para los criminales Y no
para los defensors de la patria". Hasta
en- la desgracia fueron heroicos los na-
dres de nuestra libertad.
Los jefes Sc proponian ir a Estados
Unidos, que va entonces sc habia hber-
tado del poder de Inglaterra. Pensaban
encontrar recursos para volver a col u
nuar la guerra con meJor exlto y esta
esperanto los movia. Pero al llegar a
un punto llamado AGATHA de Bajan fue-
ron sorprendidos por los realistas, guia-
dos Dor un traidor-Ignacio Elizondo-
a quien Allende no habia querido dar
ell grade de %coronel, y hechos prisione-
ros ell 81 de MARIO de 1911.
Fueron llevados los prisioneros a Mon
clova y despues a Chihuahua. En- esta
ciudad fueron sometidos a un cons>so
uG RuSlta 4uC I'll AhNShSS
en- condenarlos a muerte. Y en- efecto,
ESQ sucedi6. Nuestros primeros hero
tenian que ser nuestros primeros mar
tires, y que santificar con su sangre la
causa que ~defendian.
Allende, ALBANIA y Jimenez,-este, je-
fe muy ameritado, que habia obtenido
senalados triunfos sobre los espanoles,-
fueron fusilados ell dia 26 de JUNO de
1911. I'm mes despues, ell dia 80 de ju-
lilo, fue fusilado ell senior Hidalgo, quien
previamente habfa sido degradado del
caracter de sacerdote. Otros muchos
insurgentes fueron fusilados en- dist.n-
tos dias.
POGO mas de diez meses dur6 la glo-
ROSA campana de estos heroes. Murie-
ron sin haber alcanzado ell logro de sus
ideales. Con su muerte parecia que to-
do iba a terminar, Y que "Nueva Esra-
ma" sc resignaria a continuar siendo
la ~colonia sumisa, obediente y e~xrlota-
da. va veremos 81 ocurri6 tai cosa.
Despues de muertos, los cuatro eau
dillos fueron decapitados; y Es cabe-