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Evening star., 1935-07-07
FORECLOSURE DECREE
FOR RICHFIELD SIGNED
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. July Ga decree
of foreclosure and sale of the once
prosperous Richfield Oil Co. of Cali
fornia and Pan-American Petroleum
Co. was signed yesterday by Federal
Judge William P. James.
Attorneys for the companies. now
in receivership, said the decree does
not preclude a reorganization.
Only one definite bid for the prop
critics of Richfield has been received
so far. The Standard Oil Co. of
California has offered s23,50o,000 for
the company.
Harry Sinclair, oil magnate, and
Cities Service Co., however. have
shown interest in Richfield. md they
have until the day the sale is made
to make offers.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
BALTIMORE SCORES
CUSTOMS ADVANCE
Collector Reports Gain Of
$2,S91, ,072 in Fiscal Year
Over Year Ago.
ypecial Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, July 6.-Customs re-
ceipts for the port of Baltimore were
s2.891072 higher for the fiscal year
l934-5 than for the previous year,
according to computations made at
the Office of Gilbert A. Daley, COL
lector of customs.
For the year, which ended July
l. customs men took in s11,457.73
1t was said During the year 1884
local receipts were s8.566 $50.
Just a general improvement" was
the reason for the increase as given
by customs officials. The past year
vas the first full year for importa-
tions of liquor. These importstions
began in December, 1888, when re-
peal became effective. Their force in
boosting customs receipts has in
creased steadily. Importations of
sugar, another commodity which has
a great deal to do with the amount
of receipts collected here. also in
creased during the first part Of the
year.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
CURB LIST STEADY
DESPITE REALIZING
Some Utility Shares Tend
Down, but Industrial
SpeciaIties Rise.
~ the Associated Press.

ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 6-The Curb
Market held to q fairly steady routine
today Notwithstanding the appear
ance Of week end profit taking in
some Of the recent leaders.
Some of the utilities were inclined to
give ground as commentators stressed
the uncertainties still surrounding the
holding company bill now before
Congress. On the other hand, various
industrial specialties gave a good ac-
count of themselves.
Among gamers Of fractions to
around point or so were Aluminium
OF America, International Petroleum,
Niagara Hudson Power, Singer Mfg,
Technicolor and Crocker Wheeler.
Easier issues included American Gas,
Electric Bond g. Share preferred,
Humble Oil, American Superpower
and Swift International. Transfers
approximated $4,000 shares, against
$4,000 last Saturday.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Commodity Price
Trends for Week
BY II. n. McGILL.
Editor, McGill Commodity Service. Inc.
Auburndale, Mass.

EQlCor, MclflIl COMMONLY service, Inc,
Auburndale, Mass.
AUBURNDALE. Mass, July 6 (P).-
Commodity prices during the week
ending July recorded considerable
stability with the composite price level
moderately higher than the last week
in June. The increase was due almost
entirely to price strength in the agri-
cultural group and particularly to fine
textiles which more than offset the
price weakness that was recorded in
the majority of groups. Out Of four
teen individual commodity claSsifica-
tions six declined during the past week
while only four advanced, and four
groups remain unchanged.
A check-up shows that since the ad-
verse Supreme Court decision out
of Is groups have registered a down.
ward trend Moreover. 8 out of IS
are holding well under the correspond
ing period year ago.
Farm Prices Hold Gains.
Agricultural products are primarily
responsible for the groups that are
higher than for the same period of
1884. For example. the agricultural
index, live stock, hides and leather,
coarse textiles and vegetable oils are
all higher than last year, whereas the
only industrial group that is holding
above year ago is non-ferrous metals.
Industrial prices advanced moder-
ately, movement that was due en-
tirely to fine textiles. Other indus
trial groups declined.
Agricultural prices also averaged
higher. The trend of individual groups
was mixed. Higher levels were noted
for wheat. eggs. butter and potatoes,
while corn, oats, rye and flaxseed
averaged lower.
Live stock, the third important
group, also moved upward during the
week as the price upswing in hogs
more than counteracted lower levels
for cattle and lambs.
Fuel prices were slightly lower, the
principal change being a reduction in
the price list of coke.
Paper and Pulp Sag.
Paper and pulp prices declined, re-
fecting S5 per ton reduction in the
price list of newsboard.
Fine textiles represent the only
group that advanced outside of the
three major claSsifications-indu
and agricultural products and live
stock. Cotton was chiefly responsible
for the recovery. while raw silk was
slightly higher.
Vegetable oils declined sharply, the
reaction being general. including CO.
coanut, cottonseed, China wood. palm
and soya bean oils.
Most important changes in the Nc
Gill weekly price index Q926 equal
ing 1000 were as follows:
Evening star., 1935-07-07
APPLE GROWERS HOLD
YELLOW TRANSPARENTS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

MARTINSBURG. W. Va. July g.
Practically all apple growers In this
belt showed themselves in agreement
with the State Fruit Mems Society
meeting decision here a week ago to
hold their yellow transparent apples
until the coming week. and a check.
up here revealed only 0 few truck.
loads sent to market so far.
The intention was generally ey.
pressed Of starting their harvest the
coming week, however, on the trans
parents. The apples have sized I'D
rapidly, except where left too thick
on trees. and nice grade is expected.
The market holds about to the level
of a week ago. Local statesmen said
that 81 is probably the market level
for 2-inch, U. S. No. pack, In bushel
tubs, f. o. b. the car.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
TOBACCO INDEX GAINS.

NEW YORK, July 6 (R.-The
average price of United States type
81 air cured hurley tobacco during
the week ended July was 1876 cents
a pound, compared with l6.5 cents
in the preceding week and 9.4 cents
in the same week last year. accord
ing to H. A. Stich's tabulation,
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Pound Advances
Full Cent in Brisk
New York Trading
By ths Associated Press.

By tbs Associated Press.
A sharp rally In British pound
sterling was the principal feature OF
an otherwise dull foreign exchange
market yesterday.
In New York the British unit
gained a full cent in active trading,
closing at $4.96. Earlier In London
the dollar had ended unchanged.
In Paris the markets were closed ON
account Of the Summer schedule, but
in New York French francs advanced
.00% Of q cent to 6.63 cents at which
level the dollar was at premium Of
5-100 Of l per cent compared with
15-100 Friday and 51-100 q month
ago.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
AMERICAN FIRMS GET
RUSSIAN TOOL ORDERS

NEW YORK, July s P.-The
Americana Russian Chamber of Com
merce states that in the past 10 days
negotiations have been concluded for
the purchase of approximately
81 500 900 worth of machine tools and
allied equipment with large American
firms.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
CLEARING HOUSE ISSUES
REPORT AT new YORK
Ry the Associated Press

BY Ihs hsSocIated Press.
NEW YORK, July 6tThe weekly
statement of the New York Clearing
House shows:
Total surplus and undivided profits,
ss,l41, 800 increase; total net de-
msnd deposits (average). s33,sso 900
(decrease); time deposits (ayeraze).
s15,245,000 increase; clearinrs week
ending today (five days., $4,0s1, ,3ss.-
S8S; clearings week ending June 2e.
SO, ,403, 1894.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Cott0nseed Oil.

Bleachable cottonseed oil today
closed frm, 4 to points higher on
scattered covering and commission
house buying, Influenced by the rally
In lard and cotton. Sales were "a
contracts. Bleachable spot nominal;
July closed CTS. September, 9.92;
October, ee5; December, $50; jan
uary, e.s3,
Evening star., 1935-07-07
New York Cotton
ey the Associated Press.

By Lnc Associated fresS,
NEW YORK, July 6.-Following
weakness yesterday cotton rallied to-
day, closing barely steady at net ad-
vances of 10 to IA points.
Some scattering liquidation was
readily absorbed by trade buying
July sold above the 12-cent level
again, but slightly increased offer
ing were encountered during the last
half hour and closing quotations were
to 10 points OF from the best on
most positions.
Part Of the business was attributed
to evening up in preparation for
Mondays Government acreage re-
port. The average of eight private
acreage figures published recently is
2s,11e,000.
The amount Of cotton on slipboard
awaiting clearance at the end OF
the week was estimated at $4,000
bales against $4,000 last year.
R1,n rapoo fo11ous.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
RETAIL DRUG VOLUMES
SLIGHTLY ABOVE 1894
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Retail drug
sales in the first six months of 1885
were barely more than to per
cent ahead of the 1884 total. accord
ing to special survey made by Dun
& Bradstreet.
Wholesale volume was higher dur
ing the period by to 10 per cent.
In most divisions production sched-
ules were lowered, and In a number
of cases did not equal those of the
preceding year.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

PHlLADELPH1A. July 8 LE9.-Liv. poul-
try; Wnite LeEhorns. broilers as to siz.
o Dressed poultry, chickens. Western. 10
Esss closed steady. 4.7s4 cases; u. o.
Eh,,;.r rnl.et 1,res ana browns 29-Sola.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

Daily Price Index.
NEW YORK. July 6.-The Associated
Press wholesale price index OF 90 basic
commodities today UNCHANGED at 6a.46.
The previous day it was SO. As. week
ago go ~.
Range Of recent years:
1895. 1894. 1893.
High T54S 7255 $40
Low 6a.14 56.61 3S.37
lThe 1Q06 ayeraae enuals 10nl
Evening star., 1935-07-07

Stocks and dividends.

FOR WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1885.
By the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
q. s. TREASURY NOTES.

NEW YORK. July 6 4'.-Prices quoted
In dollars and thirty seconds:
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Range Of recent years:

(The 1926 average equals 1OO.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

1895 ~
Hish. Low.
81 5h
Is 81
139 .,12I
1876 122h
74H 50h
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Stocks and dividends.

Grand Rap Var (50c)..
Gray Tel Pay Sta (a50c)
CT At&Pac Tea n-v(t6).
Grt A&P T 1st pf (7)...
Gulf Oil Of Pa. .........
Evening star., 1935-07-07

36h 21s. McWilliams Drdge tG
Bah 25A. Mapes Cons Mfg (3....
8Ia 8 Marconi Intl NJ a17 4-5c.
37s IL Marion Steam Shovel. {.
Pa IL. Maryland Casualty.....
u " Mavis Bottling (A) Id.
3 1n Memphis Nat G ta10c),,
13li lOL Mercantile Stores %.
pa. ,. Merritt Chap & Scott.
3a 2 Michigan Gas & Oil.
is u Michigan Sugar. .......
8 3 Michigan Sugar pf.
Is 5 Midi Steel Prod. .......
40h 35 Midvale Steel Co OBJ.
l,s II Mining Corp of Can.
II IL MINI Min & Mfg (f60c),
u n Miss River Fuel bd rts. Z.
TN 30h Mohawk Hud 1st pf 90.
81 8 Moh Hud Pwr I'd pf. ...
12l tn Molybdenum Corp.
144h 127 Montgom Ward G) A.
3lM 26h Montreal L & P (1h)...
29s. % Moody's Inv pit pf (3).
1877 125 Moore Cp Ltd pr Cd A.
81 20 Moore Drop r A (bl.50).
5ia A.. Mountain Prod (60c)...
III l05L Mount Sta 7 & T o..
La opinión., 1935-10-03
MOrOnes DeSOnentQdOr

sacrificio, V en- yez de compartir con sus huestes las pc
nalidades y los descorazonamientos, monte en- I'm auto
movil lujoso, vivid la vida licenciosa de la opulencia, y
Sc troco en- ell gran burocrata que vimos arrellanado en-
los mueles divanes de la Secretarfa de Industrial.
Y hubo mas. Ell poder que las masas trabajadoras
habfan puesto en- sus manos para que las defendiera y
encauzara, fue aprovechado por ell orope!esco lfder como
efectiva arma politica, que blandio en- beneficio propio,
no en- bien de las masas de donde habfa surgido. Enton-
ces de Noises que gufa, Sc troco en- Iscariote que traicio-
ma, y como a tai 10 han tenido desde entonces los CRU
pos mayoritarios del obrerismo mexicano. Morones, que
perdiera ell prestigio entire los trabaiadores, y que por 10
tanto Sc quedo en- ell aire a la manera de esos monigotes
que dejan suspensos los ilusionistas al retirarles la escoba
des, en- las redes de la polftica que habfa urdido para en-
pujar su propio medro. Ell torbellino poltico 10 echo por
terra, y abandonado por quienes Sc sentfan traicionados,
fue a encontrar refugio en- las enrarecidas minorias de
una GROIN despedazada.
Ahora vuelve ell lfder con nuevos brios. LIE ha rena-
edo la elocuencia de sus dfas de triunfo, y pronuncia
discursos vibrantes que a nadie convencen. Morones es
I'm profeta que predica en- ell desierto. Vease 81 no la COM
probacion de este aserto en- las manifestations de des-
contento producidas con sus palabras entire Ell obrerismo
de la Ciudad de Mexico, donde los grupos organizados ext
gen para el la pena del ostrasismo. N~aturalmente que
este es Illegal, aunque resulta applicable la peticion de
los trabajadOres, por cuanto a que en- Luis Morones y
en- sus actividades, siguen viendo una amenaza constan-
tie para la organization de las masas obreras.
A la luz de su historical, y a la luz de los resultados
de Discrimination producidos por su anterior iderlsmo,
resulta risible ell desplante de Morones, reclamando ell
papel de guia que antes tuviera y que fue la causa mas
poderosa para ell advenimiento de la negra era de con-
vulsiones por la que han venido atravesando las masas
obreras organizadas de la Republica.
La opinión., 1935-10-03

Luis N. Morones, que fuera en- amos pasados ell jefe
maxine del obrerismo en- Mexico, pronuncio en- das pa
sados. con motive de un mitin de la GROIN, I'm discurso
que las agencias informativas calfican de "yibrante", y
durante ell cual quemo ell incienso de su admiration ante
la figura del General Plutarco Elias Gales, pasando lue-
go, con una inconsistencia propia de este falso lfder, a
ofrecer sus servicios al General Cardenas para servir de
guia a las masas trabajadoras.
Que Morones elogie a Gales NADIA tiene de particu-
lar, puesto que fe a la sombra del caudillo de Aqua Prize
ia que pudo amasar su cuantiosa fortuna, dejandosee
manos lbres en- la exploitation de los trabajadores. Cual-
quiera dificultad que mas tarde haya tenido con ell Ge-
neral Gales, bien puede silencarla ell lfder del fulguroso
diamante, en- gracia a la magnffica cosecha recogida por
Ell durante ell Gobierno callista. Hoy que numerosos po-
liticos de extraction calista, y hasta organizaciones que
Sc c%onsideran serias, piden al General Cardenas que de-
crete ell ostracismo para ell ex-Presidente, revelandose
ayunos de la mas elemental ~hidalgufa, ell callismo de Mo-
rones esta muy en- su lugar y nj quien olga palabra en-
SUI contra.
Lo que 81 es merecedor de comentario es SUI peregri-
no ofrecimiento para que Sc lie asigne ell papel de guia
en- ell ovimient obrerista, papel que va desempeno en-
anterior OCCASION, con los ~resultados desastrosos que to-
do mundo conoce. Ell liderismo de Morones ha sido sin
duda alguna ell factor mas importante de los que han
jugado para frustrar la debida organization de los obre-
ros y trabajadores mexicanos en- general. Y este cabe
asegurarlo porque Morones no fue un lider sincere, no
ajusto nunca sus acciones a las doctrinas que %predicaba,
Y va es de sobra conocido que un ideario sin ejemplariza-
cion jamas conduce a la meta sohada. Los obreros, EN-
otras epocas, tuvieron fe en- Morones, considerandolo CO.
mo ell Noises bfblico que habrfa de conducirlos a la tie
ira prometida de la abundancia y la prosperidad.
Pero no hubo tai. Ell lfder, en- vez de ponerse al
frente de la caravana para subir la empinada cuesta del
La opinión., 1935-10-03
LA Resurrection
de la LIZA
Pr ALBERTO REMBAo
Collaboration de Latin American Syndicate, Especial para
LA OPINION

quier conflieto.
En- ell italo-etfope, hemos yisto a
| Inglaterra asumir de repente una
actitud que ha salvado a la Liga de
Ia muerte ignominiosa a que va pa
| recfa c%ondenada por causa de su
impotencia ante los fuertes. Pri-
| nero, ell Japon Sc anexo Manchu-
ria. pasando sobre los derechos de
China, sin que las protestas de Gil
nebra sirvieran para otra cosa que
! darle mayor fmpetu a la furia MI
/ pona. A continuation. Alemania
| Sc arm6 hasta los dientes, anuneian
do impunemente su intenci6n de
! crear nuevo ejercito, contra las
prescripciones de Versailles. Y aho
ra, Ell senior Mussolini, hacienda
gala de impudencia. declara que lie
| CARA a u metas en- Ethiopia ICON
la Liga, sin la Liga. o contra la
Liga." Pues senior %leetor. tenemos
que a la postre ell fascista maxine
topa ell hecho |inconcebible apenas
aver de que los obstaculos a VEN
GER no son solo las huestes descal'
zas del ''leon de leOnes", sino tam
bien la escuadra inglesa y TODD 10
que ella representa-.
Claro que a la luz de la historic
nadie va a presentar a Inglaterra
como paradigma de altruismo in
ternacional: TODD 10 contrario. De
Albion Sc puede decir todavfa:
SeBtper eddenl. Y Sc puede YER, des
de luego, I'm por que formidable
de la actitud inglesa: que la en-
presa imperialista de Benito Mus
solini significa algo mucEo mas
serio que Ia "civilizacion" de los
nietos putatiYos del reg Solomon:
que significa I'm "entrometimiento"
en- Ell mundo colonial ingles: Ia he
gemonfa del Mar Rojo, y Gel Me-
diterr$neo, Y de la ruta arterial
que une las Islas Britanicas con
sus dominios de ultramar. Hasta
aqui, ell Mediterraneo ha sido mar
! BRITANNICA, Y Ell nueYo cesarismo
italiano 10 quiere c%onyertir en- mar
romano: cosa que Albion no va a
permitir asi nomas.
Queda. pues, sentado y a todas
luces ell interes egoista de la Gran
Bretaha en- la presente contienda.
Pero es que ''egoista" quiere decir
mas de una cosa. Sc puede ser
egofsta activamente: cuando una
nacion trata de sacar ganancia en-
rio revuelto; cuando Sc aproyecha
de cualquier conflicto para conso.
lidar sus intereses, o para aumen-
tarlos. Y en- este arte la Gran Bre-
tana ostenta tftulo de past master,
Pero hay tambi6n I'm egoismo que
Sc puede lamar passive: ell que i'm
pele a una nacion a defenderse, sin
otra mira que mantener incolumes
, sus fronteras o sus campos de he.
gemonfa. Este parece Ser ell case
presente. Lo signifieativo de la &C
tual gesti0n inglesa en- Ginebra Sc
tiene en- un hecho que la prensa
no ha subrayado 10 bastante a
nuestro yer. Veamos. Durante los
ultimos ounce amos ha sido secre-
to descubierto que la Liga de Ma
clones no es otra cosa que instru
mento de Inglaterra Y de Fran
] CSigue en- Ia Ga. Pag)
La opinión., 1935-10-03

Els una de las cosas p~unzantes y
absurdas que acontecen en- nuestra
patria, la aversion y aun la sana
con que suele hablarse acerca de
Iturbide. al amparo de- una lasti-
mosa ignorancia o Justification de
nuestra historic.
Y merece notarse que esta abe
rracion, desarrollada y adulta aho
ra entire algunos que Sc estiman re
yolucionarios, cobro vida Ell ITEM
pos de Ia "odiosa dictadura", 81
bien sofia entonces manifestarse
con templanza o refugiarse en- la
penumbra del divide.
Pero antes, nj don Vicente Cue
rrero, nj don Valentin Gomez ia
rias, nj don Lorenzo de Zayala, con
t%emporaneos de Iturbide y tenidos
por precursores y prohombres del
liberalismo; nj hasta los tiempos de
.Juarez. don Jose Maria Lafragua,
don Ignacio Comonfort, don Vi
cente Riva Palacio o don Juan de
Dios Arias, dejaron de reconocer
V proclamar- aun EN- medio dc
prevenciones y pugnas,- los eyre
gios seryicios y la gloria del Liber
tabor de Mexico.
mo ssra possible Que volvamos
al uso de la razon y desterremos la
vergiienza de desconocer o ultra
jar al que nos do patria y bande-
IA?
Hay aeaso quienes miriam de REQ
10 a Iturbide por catolico y "cle-
rical." Pero olvidan que igualmen-
te catolicos y 'clericales" eran Hi
dalgo, Morelos. Matamoros, los con
gresistas de Apatzingan y Chilpan
cingo y ABSOLUTAMENTE TO-
DOS LOS HEROES DE NUESTRA
INDEPENDENCE, que, acatando
la realidad social y ell sentir ma
cional, ponian expresamente la uni
dad religiosa por clave y cimiento
de la patria.
Ell "clericalismo" es nota comun
que no tiene por que empahar la
ju~stipreciacion que Sc haga de ca
Ga uno de aquellos prohombres.
Seamos ecuanimes y comprensi-
vos al v%alorarlos. Tengamos pro-
bidad y perspectiva historical.
Iturbide, miembro del ejercito
realistic, de acuerdo con su deber
militar combatio a los insurgentes
euando estallo ell movimiento. ERA
que no simpatizaba con la indepen-
dencia?
AL c~ontrario. Como cast todos les
criollos, guerra la emancipation
de SUI pats: pero la forma anarqui-
ca y vandalica que desgraciadamen
te asumio desde luego la revolu-
cion, le hizo mirarla como un NAL,
juzgando que ella manchaba la eau
sa independents y retardaba su
~triunfo.
GEL cura Hidalgo- escribe don
Lorenzo de Zavala- hizo un acto
de heroismo al levantar la cabeza
sobre sus conciudadanos; pero es
evidente que 81 hubiese presenta-
do las bases de un sistema social;
81 en- vez de AMMAN A La MA
La opinión., 1935-10-03
Iturbidle y La I'm
depemdemcia
JUICIOS DE ZAVALA
Por ALFONSO JUNCo

,TANZA DE LOS ESPANOLES Y
A LOS SAQUEOS, hubiese hecho
retirarse a los indios y organizado
sus tropas, OFRECID0 GARAN'
lTIAS y hablado. como debia hacer
10. por manifiestos y proclamas, ell
triunfo de la u hubiera sido
SECURE en- SUI principle. Pero Ell
HORROR QUE CAUSARON LOS
ASESINATOS cometidos en- Qua
najuato, Celaya y otros puntos;
Ell TENOR DE PERDER SUS
PROPIEDADES los que habfan OIL
do ell desorden que reinaba, y ia
incertidumbre del termino que ten
drfa aquel movimiento tumultua-
rio, HIZ0 AL GOBIERNO ESPA-
MOL MAS PARTIDARI0S QUE
TODAS SUS PRECAUCIONES."
(Ensayo historico de las reyolucio-
mes de Mexico, Cap. A.
ASH fue. Muchos Sc retrajeron de
particular en- movimiento que des-
conceptuaba ell noble ideal de indie
pendencia con crfmenes innecesa-
rios Y a~ntisociales. Sabidos son los
inutiles e~sfuerzos de Allende y sus
cheques con Hidalgo para conte-
ner ESQ., desmanes. Sabido es ell in
f~ructuoso teson de Morelos en-
igual sentido, y ell hervidero de
disidencias personalistas entire in
surgentes. No es, por tanto. de ex-
tranar que Iturbide tuviera por
Ia-fti,,o IoobIo oomhofir %ooualla
revolucion asoladora, y que en- clio
pusiese la ~intrepidez y la yehemen
cia propias de su caracter y de su
mocedad.
Y no hay por que insistir en- la
crueldad de Iturbide como realistic
-crueldad que nadie defiende nj
encomia,- cuando es notorio que
las sangrientas represalias Sc con-
yirtieron en- costumbre y ley por
ambos lados.
Pero no Sc apartaba del espfritu
de Iturbide ell amor a la indepen'
dencia y ell anhelo de ~realizarla
| constructiyamente, sobre bases de
concordia y unificaci0n. ASH 10
dijo a Filisola durante ell sitio de
| Coporo, pidiendole su cooperation
para cuando llegase ell momento.
Asi reiteradamente 10 expreso a SUI
buen amigo don Manuel Bermudez
Zozaya. No fue, en- suma, yeleidad
nj oportunismo de Ultima bora, ST.
no fidelidad a I'm arraigado propo-
sito, ell alzar a SUI tempo la bande
ra de la emancipation.
1QuG hubiera sido de nuestra in
dependencia sin la fuerte persona
lidad de Iturbide? Oigamoslo de su
ardiente enemigo Zavala:
"Derrotado ell general Nina, di-
suelta la junta de Jaujilla, capitu-
lado Terrain en- Tehuacan, entire
gado Monte Blanco Y Coporo. pre-
sos en- la carcel de Mexico los ge-
nerales Rayon y Bravo, reducido
Victoria a la imposibilidad de
obrar y Guerrero retirado en- las
montahas del Sur, la Nueva Espa-
ma estaba va en- un estado de tran
| quilidad aparente.. Este era ell
} (Sinue en- la "a Paol