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Cameron Records
103rd District Court

Orders: H. @. Gay VS.. @. Chaffee.
ct al. judgment plaintiff take 10
thing and defendants discharged,
notice of appeal. Mrs. Liza HALEY
Thomas vs.. Farmers State Bank OF
San Benito. judgment for plaintiff
removing cloud from title. Felipe l..
de Villareal VS.. First National Bank
OF La Feria, judgment for plaintiff
awarding title, possession and re-
moving cloud. notice OF appeal. A.
Drive, ex. estate A~tenogenes Drive,
vs.. Antonio Chapa CisneroS, judg-
ment for plaintiff and foreclosure
Of deed Of trust lien. defendant gives
notice Of appeal. L. Bernice Wood
VS.. B. +. Dittmar Co., ct al, set for
Feb. Is with plaintiff excepting.
Mrs. Jesse o. Wheeler VS.. VIM. Fl.
Ford, judgment for plaintiff by de-
fault. Elk parte: Jack Funk, disabili-
ties as a minor removed.
Filed: The National Loan a. In
vestment Co., rs. j. B. Atcheson, ct
al, foreclosure. The National Loan
81 Investment Co., VS.. G. G. Bledsoe.
ct al. foreclosure. The National
Loan e. Investment Co., VS.. ". w.
Mills, ct al. injunction. Cameron
County Lumber Co., VS.. w. T. STAN
ley. ct ux, suit on note. j. w. Rich
ards VS.. L. d. Crockett, ct ux. suit
on note and foreclosure Of mechan-
les lien. The First National Bank OF
Rio Grande ct al, VS.. L. S. Bourne,
suit on notes and foreclosure. L. @.
Smith, ct ux, VS.. Red Arrow Freight
Lines, Inc, suit for damages.
County COurt-at-Law
Filed: State Of Texas VS.. Ernesto
Valdez. abusive language, appealed
from j. P. Pct. 2. L. Burchfield VS..
E. d. Rohman, ct al, suit for dam
ages.
Marriage Licenses
Primitive Rodriguez and Isabel
Rocha.
Genaro SalaLar and Evarista Ro-
driguez.
Divorce suits
Jesus Gonzalez VS.. Elena T. Con-
zalez, decree Of divorce granted de-
PENDANT.
Luis Garcia VS.. Manuela Mata DE
Garcia. decree Of divorce granted
defendant.
Simon Flores VS.. Ofelia Flores,
divorce and custody Of child, Simon
Flores III, awarded defendant.
Justice A. Barreda, Jr.
Orders: State Of Texas VS.. Miguel
Lopez, disturbing the peace, not
guilty. State Of Texas VS.. JesuSa
Garcia and Josefa Martinez, affray,
jointly fined 81 and costs. M. Edel-
stein VS.. T. Mendez. judgment by
default. VIM. Goodlaw VS.. Nellie
ChildreSs, ct vir, title and possession
granted plaintiff.
Filed: Hausman Packing Co., VS..
Jose Anzaldua, suit on promissory
note. Galveston Dry Goods Co., VS..
G. w. Davenport, forcible detainer.
A. Z. Harper VS.. Louise Smith, ct
al. suit u note. A. E. Harper VS.. o.
w. Mckee ct al. suit on note. A. E.
Harper VS.. Grace Chaplin, ct al,
suit on note.
Deaths recorded: Feb. 3-Fidela
M. de Galvan, %. at Palo Alto OF
heart attack. Feb. 3-ESpiridion
Vallez. ~. at Carmen Ranch.
Birth recorded: Feb. l-Son &c
Francisco and Juana Hernandez at
La Rosita ranch.
, 1935-02-05

Taxicabs were named after a goat.
Cab is an abbreviation Of cabriolet,
the diminutive Of the French ca
brile. meaning "a leap" Gabrielle
came from the Italian capriola,
meaning "a somersault," from Latin
caper, "a he-goat."
, 1935-02-05

EDINBURG. FEB. 5.-Hidalgo
county poll tax payments are ex-
pected to drop 1000 to 5000 over lass
years payments. according to totals
being compiled In Tax Assesor-Coi-
lector ]. j. divers office. Abous
5000 poll taxes have been counted 10
date and the total is expected to Do
about 5000 to 1000.
, 1935-02-05

partment Of justice. took the stand.
The agent identified his report
on Investigation OF the ransom pay
ment in st. Raymond's cemetery.
"Dr. Condor the intermediary
told us he went back several days
later to look for the box in which
the ransom was delivered" Seykora
testified.
The agent said Colonel Lindbergh
was rot present when DR.. Condor
made his search Of the cemetery.
@. Was II then he found q foot
print on a fresh grave near a re-
aiming WALTZ
A. I can't recall.
G.. Did Or. Condor tell you how
well he knew that cemetery7
A Not me.
G.. Did you know he had several
relatives buried In st. Raymonds?
A. No.
q. Did YOU have alienists examine
Or. Condon7
A. I don't know.
@. Have you ever seen q report Of
any examination
A. No, sir.
Q. Have you any information Of
hat fact7
wilentz objected 1T Is not q fact"
Justice Trenchard admoniShed
Reilly that his questions were becom-
ing leading.
Reilly questioned the agent at
length about the extent Of the in
vestigation Of Jafsie by federal
agents.
Didn't you investigate thoroughly
a man who popped up, took $4,000,
and passed 1t over a wall or a bush
to a mysterious man when nobody
saw him7" he shouted.
Wilentz objected but the agent
was allowed to answer.
I'VE investigated TO the fullest OF
our ability"
Reilly turned the witness over TO
the state for cross examination.
@. Do you know OF any examina-
ton Of DR.. Condor by alienists9
"A. No sir.
@. You know that DR.. Condor
didn't 20 TO the cemetery the next
day because he was UP in the skies
with Colonel Lindbergh looking for
the baby7
A. Yes.
DR.. Condor. wilentz brought out,
was widely konwn as an educator.
Reilly INTERCEPTED.
Keep Minds Open
@. Did your investigation disclose
that DR.. Condor was an eccentric
and was known to have masquer-
AIDED about the Bronx In woman's
clothing?
A. NO, II did not.
O. Did Ii disclose that he was
transferred for q reason at q school
DOWNTOWN
A. No.
@. Didn't DR.. Condor tell hun
dreds Of people. thousands Of peo-
pie different stories about the kid
naping7
A. He told me something himself
but I didn't question thousands OF
people.
@. What kind Of an investigation
OF DR.. Condor did you make. Wasn't
everybody connected with the cas-
investigated?
A. mo answer.
Reilly, stalked over to the witness.
@. Now isn't 1t q fact that in a
case Of this kind every body L. In
der suspicion?
A. We try to keep our minds open.
@. Did any n In Washington
from the president down ever stay
your hand in the investigation Of
DR.. Condor?
A. Not In the slightest.
In a very brief re-croSs Wilentz
asked II the federal investigation Of
Jafsie had not developed he was
a patriotic citizen, keenly interested
in civic and welfare matters In the
Bronx.
Reilly angrily called the question
"a eulogy OF this witness Condor"
but the witness vas allowed to re-
ply.
The inquiry he said had developed
that information on Condon's char
acter.
He was then excused and the
luncheon recess taken at 1929 p. m.
, 1935-02-05
Justice Raul Dominguez

Order: State Of Texas VS.. Alejan-
dro ArevaloS. disturbing the peace,
fined 81 and costs.
, 1935-02-05
Justice Man Sworn

Mrs. Hoff stepped down and John
Z Seykora, an inspector Of the de-
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HAUPTMANN

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Says Is Lie

Says Is Lie
Wilentz sought to elicit from the
witness the information that she
might have left the Hauptmann
house earlier on the birthday night.
@. Do you remember telling the
Bronx police that nobody drove you
home that night?
A Oh, that's a lie.
The witness said Hauptmann had
taken her home alone.
Reilly took the timid little witness
for redirect.
Mrs. Mueller said that she had
talked to various police officers In
the Bronx after the arrest.
q. Did you suggest the name for
the Hauptmann baby7
"A. Yes. because my cousins baby
on the other side was named Mann
fried.
Joseph j. Tartell. n New Yorker
who identified himself as a patron
of Loew,s theatre in Sheridan
Square, was the next witness called.
Associate defense counsel Fred
"a VA IA EORG Q4G0tAQAACA AAAAAAs ~
became Immediately apparent the
defense planned 10 use him TO at
tack the testimony Of Mrs. Cecile
Barr, the theatre ticket taker who
said Hauptmann passed a ransom
bill at her window.
Tartell said he was a frequent
visitor at the Sheridan Square
theatre, sometimes twice a week"
Question Ruled Out
He said he knew Mrs. Cecile Barr,
the theatre ticket seller.
@. What personal experience have
you had with Mrs. Barr with ref
erence 10 making change during
the past two years?
Wilentz objected TO the question
nS lmmaterial.
Pope pressed the question. stat
inR AZ was the defenSe's purpose 70
bring out that an occasion similar
to that on which she identified
Hauptmann, Miss Barr vas unable
t0 identity the witness when he
presented a S. bill.
"Y0ur questions have been TX
cluded," the justice ruled.
Pope took nm exception, remark
inR. that Is all then. we will with
draw the witness"
Mrs. Louise Wollenberg. q middle
aged woman took the stand.
Mrs. Kollenberg. responding 10
ReiIly's questions testified she lived
An the Bronx and made the &C
uuaintance OF the Hauptmanns
three weeks after their marriage.
The Hauptmann relatives and
friends, Isador FSch, Hans Klop-
penburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller,
Schoeffier Mrs. Haupt-
mann's brother) and others were
known 10 her. she testified.
Reilly brought I'D the bon voyage
party for FSch, Dec z. 1888. She
said she was present and F1Sch
was the last of the guests 10 arrive.
She did not see him arrive.
The witness told OF the arrival
NJ the guests.
The last one to come In was
Flsch, she said.
q. How late did you Stay7
al we stayed all night. my hus-
and and +. We slept there.
IA. When did F1sch sail for Eu-
don't know the date. It was
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der TO eliminate only Mrs. Mueller's
statement that Hauptmann was "re-
spectacle"
Reilly ended his examination and
Wilentz taxed the witness on her
memory Of the time the party broke
up.
She insisted that the visitors left
between $50 and 10 p. m. and not
earlier.
, 1935-02-05
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TElEGRAMA DE BRlTO
TOUGHER

La Sociedad de Alumnos de la
Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias So
ciales entreg0 a los ~peri6dicos ell
siguiente teXto de un mensaje en-
viado desde Villahermosa, Tabas-
co, por el licenciaGo Rodulfo Brito
Foueher:
"Suplicamosles hacer pdblicas
las siguientes declaraciones:
En- nombre de todos mis- COM
paheros Y en- ell milo propio me apre
suro a eXpresar nuestra gratitud
hacia Ell senior Presidente de la Re-
pGblica. Ojald y la vida nos de Ia
o~portunidad de pagarle Ia deuda
que homos contraido con 81 como
tabasquehOs y como hombres. Ia
basco Gebe su libertad a los COM
paheros Jovito Perez, Pedro Prize
so, Juarez Merino, Cesar Pedrero
y Manuel Brito Foucher, que derra-
maron su sangre por s~alvarlo. Es-
pecialmente queremos eXpresar
nuestra gratitud a los j6yenes pa
santes de Derecho Alfonso Pedrero
Y Ricardo Castro, que aun estan
convalecientes de las heridas que
recibieron en- g~loriosa tornado del
dia 10 de julio.
"Queremos hacer menci6n espe-
cial de Bernardo Calzada, aun con
valeciente de las herldas en- la mis-
ma tornado, y quien no solamente
desIfio con valor las balas enemi-
gas. sine que aSonizante y a las
puertas de la muerte, la contem-
La opinión., 1935-08-03

pI6 o serenidad estoica diciendo-
nos Ia siguiente Erase inolvidable:
NO me importa morir con tai de
que ustedes triunfen. Diganle a mi
madre Tue muero ~pensanGo en- ella.
Tambien queremos eXpresar I'm vo-
TO de admiration a los s%upervivien-
ties de dicha tornado, sehores licen-
ciados Juan Morales Torres, licen-
ciado Adelor Sala, Francisco Achi-
RIGA. oscar ZLrita, Blas Narvdez,
Ernesto Nalenzuela, Rafael Herman
DEE Cordoba y FiIemon Leon, que
con su actitud heroica salvaron a
los heridos de ser rematados.
"Igualmente queremos eXpresar
nuestra gratitud hacia Ia Univer-
sidad Aut6noma de Mexico, los es-
tudiantes de TODD Ell pals, las orga-
nizaciones hacia todas las fuer2as
sociales. que eXigieron Ia liberia
ci6n &c Tabasco. Igualmente quere
mos eXpresar nuestra gratitud ha-
ella todos los soldados del Decline
Battalion y hacia ell grupo de oficia
les Y jefes in~feriores. que nos inn
partieron protection durante las
horas dificiles. Vaya por lltimo. en-
nombre nuestro y de TODD Ell pue-
bio de Tabasco, un mensaje de agra
decimiento Y consuelo para las ma
ores y esposas de los compaheros
sacrificados. ~Saludolos a%fectuosa-
nlente.- Rodulfo Brito Foucher".
La opinión., 1935-08-03

tratamiento de esta condici6n
del estonago es facilitar a este
oreano los jugos disestiVos CUE
lie hacen falta; a la Vez que pro-
porcionarle alimentos y medicI-
mas que cicatricen, por decirlo
asi, las paroles estomaealss.
Sc hace n~ecesario un reeono-
ciniento a fin de poder cIasifi-
car 81 Ell malestar es solo tempo
raj o ST envuelVe complicaciones
mas serias.
Ell est6mago es un organo del
eual Sc abusa con mucha fire.
c~uencia. Tcdos comemos dema-
siado y muchas personals ape
mas han digerido su Ultima CO.
mida, cuando va Sc preparan
para tomar otra; por 10 tanto, 10
primero que debemos hacer a fin
de evitar Intermediates del es.
tonnage, es abstenernos de CO.
mer en- exceso. Los alimentos
deben tomarse despaeio y mssti-
carse perfectamente.
81 observasemos unas cuantas
regIas sobre aIimentacion, eier-
cicio y eescanso, disturbances
de nejor saiud, estando en- me-
jores condolences para eonba-
tir las Intermediates cuando es-
tas Sc presenter.
Las preeuntas r~eIaeionadas
con ~asuntos de salud seran con-
testadas gustosamente ST Sc ad-
junta un sobre estampiIlado. Di-
rijase a las ofieinas de este pc
ri6dico.
La opinión., 1935-08-03
ATAQUE della
PERMANENTEA
LA UNIVERSIDAD
Que Sc mezcla en- politica,
con motive del case de
Tabasco

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio IS.
-(Por Correo).- Momentos 9es-
pues de haber terminado aver tar
de la session extraordinaria que ce-
lebr0 Ia Comisi6n Permanente y en-
cumplimiento del acuerdo que esta
aprob6 los sehores licenciado y Sc
nador Noises Huerta, diputado Ar
turo Campillo Seyde y diputado 10
sc Torres N~avarrete, presidents y
secretaries, respectivamente de la
Comision, hicieron con relacion a
la desaparici6n de PoGeres en- Ell
Estado de Tabasco, declaraciones
del tenor siguiente:
La II. Comisi6n Permanente del
Congreso de la Union. al d~eclarar,
en- su session de hoy, desaparecidos
todos los PoGeres en- ell Estado de
Tabasco, estima %pertinente hacer
las siguientes declaraciones, con el
fin de orientar la opinion publica
y ell criterio reyolucionario de la
Nacion:
"PRIMERA. - La H. Comision
Permanente, compenetrada de las
consideraciones de orden legal, mo
raj, social y politico que contiene
oil documento enviado a Ia propia
Comisi6n por ell c. Presidente de la
Republica, ell ola de aver, tomo Ell
acuerdo por unanimidad de votos.
de declarar desaparecidos los Po-
deres en- aquella Entidad Federati-
va en- yirtud &c que esta MEDIA
tiende a restablecer Ell orden cons
titucional, ell imperio de la legali-
dad y Ell consiguiente respeto a las
garantias individuales.
"SEGUNDA- La misma Conf
ma Categorical que la actitud men
cionada no significa en- manera al
guna un paso atras IN la ejecucion
de las conquistas reyolucionarias
eXpuestas en- Ell plan de Gobierno
del c~iu6adano general Lazaro Car
denas, Presidente de la RepCbli-
ca, sine por ell contrario. ell nuevo
regimen de Tabasco reSpetara en-
absolute las organizaciones sociales
e~Xistentes, obreras y campesinas, y
las encauzara por ell sendero de la
verdad revolucionaria, sin miXtifi-
c~aciones de ninguna especie.
"TERCERA.- Es de lamentarse
que Ia Universidad Nacional &c Me
Xico, cuya mission fundamental con
siste en- la Investigation y divul-
gacion de la verdad cientifica, ha-
va equiyocado en- esta vez su labor
netamente educational, para llevar
sus actividades al campo de la po
Utica con detrimento &c la noble
y elevada function que le sehalan
las mismas leyes que Ia rigen. sos
teniendo peresrinamente que la cru
zada politica de los jovenes tabas-
quehos que sucumbieron en- Villa
hermosa. haya tenido como fina-
lidad Ia conquista de I'm ideal uni
versitario.- Mexico, d. T., 20 de
julio de 1886 FL Vice p~residente
Ge la Comision Permanente del
Congreso de la Union, Lie. y Sc
dor Noises Huerta; S~ecretario,
Dip. y general Arturo campillo Sey
dea Secretario, Dip. Ing. Jose To-
rres Navarrete".
La opinión., 1935-08-03
J EAZIHza

Nogales, Son. Julio 81 de 1885.
Sr. d. Ignacio L. Lozano,
Director de LA OPINION,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Estimate Senior Director:
Confiando en- la unprecedented de
su acreditado peri6dico, que en-
tiendo debe publican ell pro y Ell con-
ira de TODD asunto, MAXINE 81 Sc
trata de interes general. me permit
to suplicarle la publication de las
presentes lineas:
Frecuentemente vienen apare-
ciendo publieaGas en- LA OPINION.
dolosas y falsas informaciones en-
contra del Sr. %Ingeniero don Ra-
mon Ramos, Gobernador Electo de
Sonora. con solo ell proposito de
desorientar Y hacer desconfiar a
la Opinion Publica sonorense. Assem-
tando que ell Sr. Ing. Ramos no lie
CARA al poder; porque Sc lie acusa
de "callista" y porque dizque no es
native de Sonora.
En- cuanto al primer cargo, Gquien
no fue "callista' mientras ell Oral.
Gales preponGero en- ell poder? La
Republica entera veia en- 81 al hon.
bre del dia; TODD Sc lie consultaba;
NADIA Sc movia sin su voluntad: en-
una palabra, todos fueron 'callis-
tas'; unos por amistad o simpa-
tia; otros por c~onveniencia, y otros
por miedo.
En- cuanto al segundo cargo, de
que ell Sir. Ing. Ramos no es native
de Sonora, parece infantil que aho-
IA SO saque a relucir esta arma
Que no eXploto cuando Sonora lie
do su representation en- ell Sena-
do &c la Republica, y que a igual
que para Gobernador Sc requieren
los mismos requisites.
Que ell senior Ing. Ramos juGo So
10 en- las elecciones de Abril ulti-
mo? De ESQ no es el ell RESPONSE
Bile; 10 que pasa es que, a u pre-
suntos CONTINGENCIES y a sus parti-
darios les falto hombria para en-
frentarse a la arrolladora y bien
sentada personalidad del Sr. Ing. Ra
mos.
Por ESQ ahora, esos elementos
que nunca han estado conformes
con su suerte. d~eclarandose abier-
tamente enemigos ~gratuitos del Sr.
Ing. Ramos. 10 han estado atacan-
Go desde las sombras y han estado
abrisando una possible nulidad de
elecciones; pues nj en- aquella te-
cha tuvieron valor suficiente para
%protestar por alguna irregularidad
EN- la celebration de los comicios
nj ahora tienen tampoco valor pa
ia calzar con sus firmas los repor-
tazgos que enyian para 81 publ
cacion.
Ell Sr. Ing. Ramos esta p~erfecta-
mente t%ranquilo. porque sabe que
Iriunfo en- buena lid y que 10 res
SIgue en- la Ga Paa.)
La opinión., 1935-08-03
ESTAS
DeSde MEXICO

Todss las respuestas a
los informes que sean soil
eitados a la Oficina de los
Periodicos Loxano, seran
dadas q conocer en- esta
seceion los sabados de a
da semans. Los informes
deben ser solicitados a la
Oficina dc los ~Periodieos
loxano, Morelia Sc, Mexi-
CO, D. F.
S. M. Ruiz, Needles, Calf
lie rosamos que a la mayor bre-
vedad possible escriba a esta Off
Gina para darIe una busna noti-
cis, reIacionsda con su presun-
ia del aho pasado.
-Sabas Moreno, FL Monte, Ca
Iifornia.-Hemos encontrado q la
persona por Ia que listed Sc in
teresa.-Puede listed escribirle a
Gale Morelos IT, Uruapam, Mi
choaean.
Jose Lopez, San Diego, Tex.
La direction de la persona por
Ia que listed Sc interesa cs, Pri-
vada del AvslIano 4, Mexico, D.
r.
o
Ramon PadiIIa Romero, Vic
toria. Tex.-Ests p%rohibido dar ell
domicilio privado.-Puede listed
e%seribirle al Ministsrio.
800
i. de Cstala, San Francisco,
Calf. -Hemos encontrado a la
persona Dor la que listed Sc in
teresa.-Puede eseribirle a Ca
lle Doctor Lavista 20, Mexico,
D. Fla sehorita c., esta
sads.
-Enriqueta Torres de Mino,
Stockton, Calif.-lss personals
La opinión., 1935-08-03

ximo centric de cultura de Mexico.
"Consecuente con Ia tests ante
rior. ell PoGer Pdblico rechaza con
toda energia. cuarquiera otra acti-
tud que Sc aparte del plano de ele
vacion moral, de probidad intelec-
tual en- que ell senior Presidente
quiere Yer colocada a la UNIVERSE
dad Nacional, para consolidar ell
prestigio de la misma institution.
ConsiGera ell Gobierno que Sc des-
virtua la finalidad esencial de los
eStudiantes, cuando Sc ~conyierten
EN- Instruments de facciones dedica
das a mantener al pals en- CONT
nua turbulencia politica, para eX-
elusive provecho personal de los
agitadores. Como en- multitud de
ocasiones a algunos politicos de-
sacreditados les convene disimu-
lar sus torcidas intenciones con un
gesto de g%allardfa %juvenil, que oh
tienen a base de engaho y de ma
la Re, seria plausible que la juven
tud estudiosa no Sc prestara a far
sas demagogicas, sino que decoro-
samente m%antuviera sus ideales
muy altos, como corresponds a la
savia mas nueva de la humanidad.
EN- esa inteligencia atento ell Sc
hor P~residente a evitar mistifica-
clones, reprueba vigorosamente esa
tactica. viciosa, porque de tolerar-
la autorizaria a los universitarios a
m~ezclarse constantemente en- los
mdltiples casos electorales que sc
presentan en- la Rep1blica, 10 cual
es nocivo a los intereses estudian
tiles.
III anhelo del Gobierno es que
cada grupo social cumpla con Ia
function que lie es propia, sin que in
vada otras esferas nj Sc approve
che de una duplicidad de caracte-
res que seria indebida e iniusta.
Dentro &c csc orden de ideas, So
10 puede estimarse la actitud de la
Universidad, en- ell case especial de
Tabasco, que nj con mucho consti
tuyo un problema nacional, como
ell deseo de que los intereses que re
presenta la cultura no sufrieran
quebranto alguno.
"Y 81 ESQ en- verdad ha sido ell
nroposito de los componentes de
esa Institution, creo que ell senior
~Presidente, al igual que las Gemas
recibira sus fellcitaciones como un
estfmulo para la obra que Sc ha
impuesto d~esarrollar."
La opinión., 1935-08-03
SEEVITO QUE
LOS VECINOS
Sc AMOTINARAN
Ell cura parrOco lie hablo a
la multitud, calmando
los animos

pUEBLA, Agosto = Por ms
~trucciones de la S~ecretaria de Co
bernaci6n Sc clausuro en- la vecina
poblaci6n de Amozoc, situada So
bre la ~carretera de Tehuacan. Ell
anexo Gel temple de Ia Asuncion.
el que segdn denuncia enviada por
los mismos yecinos del lugar sc de
dicaba a las classes de un grupo de
alumnos que p~retendia seguir Ia
carrera religiosa.
Al hacerse la clausura fue nota-
da la ~presencia de los agentes de
la Secretaria de Gobernacion, reu-
niendose gran cantidaG de gente
que trataron de impedir por Ia
fuerza Sc consumaran las ordenes
de clausura; por fortuna ell cura
parroco del lugar Mucio Cortes. Sc
dirigi6 4 la multitud ALI reunida
y logr6 hacerla desistir de su idea
que posiblemente hubiera o~casiona
do Gerramamiento de sangre. Pa
cificamente Sc disolvi6 la multitud
dejando a los agentes de Goberna-
Gin cumplir con las instrucciones
recibidas para llevar a cabo ell Gle
+ de csc centric docente.