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A rnai *Ue*U> and algltanl
i? l>>aiK'lwu I- UaUero, i klUug on tb
.HVpIv o f MeXtOO to rk* igttlllal the
iwuiruuiviit of General Horfirio DUu.
.? .u. BuwSe publu in New York c.lv
-?u Novotuber 2 4 by (rimik o f \lad*ro
*ho ui<l i hat it had l*in received
ihat <iay
TV- manifesto is dated Sa:t Luis
Hutini Mrtuv, October 5, 1SI". A
footuole aa^xrt", UMU the cull its for
t>ri>at?- cirvulatiuu up u> November
,ii td that thermfter it is to *>*
tireulaUal broadcast.
* In their ituiiiitiTuptnl struts'*- (w
the triumph of lit*- of liberty
and J UJikV peotvlett .trv compelled at
tertasu historical moments to make
trust sacrifWea.' the manifesto b?
siu? "Our beloved fitUttflwitl bsi.>
imlwd such a stage v despotism
ttk<k to we Ut-XK-uus to?e not bet*.
^ . ._?u>med to bear aiiHe we proc urv
o r udependettce, oi>pr?Wn> ue> to
such a degree that it has become Mi- i
tolerable"
The man*f?%<o theu rwiu? thai a
feeltag of uiiXcot ha* pervaded the
repubii- Imwiik; of U?te> system Of
-ov?i :.ui?*ut aial srowti becauae of the
rfto<t4 of UeU. 1>UU U> saddle v*U the
uat.o*i a successor of hia own chotax
Thto tt is deviated. decidtsd many
Mciu.au l? to undertake to struggle for
a. r?v. : > of ix>i>uku sovereignty. The
diiUif. Ux-tiuti nattoual party was or
ganised U.* this purpose It named
Maibco aud Im FVaaciaoo Piohjuez
tioiu<4 fur thv uftiun of iM'tiiiik'Oi
al?d i U ^iMrsilivUt.
I .aiiUeato stall * that Ceo lKa.'f
?waiiiutg the cuudttions. had Madetv
laipriaUtled before the election*
ftle election* took place, U. Is slat
?1. Uke people betug excluded frotti thv
MaJero iueotings by violence, while
pr-.?ou? We** filled with independent
iiUidia and shameful frauds
voiuuu tied
*" Ttb? uulawtul and ruthless ?M u
atiou owji uot longer subeisl ." the mat U
fe*tu continues *'I have thoroughly
? utupreheuded that, if the people
ha.*.- deaigh&Uil uir as a cataliilate
for t . ? preMidetu'.v m U aot b^-auat
Uit > have dix-vriKxi in n?e thv gifts
<jt a |?kUM ik-tcruitltvd. if l>e?e?sttry
to >ai rtfu v hiuiBt-lf prov idvU Ubert>
can Ik- achieved.
iu virtue of the above aud as an
oeho of ttk.- uatioaal wlil. 1 deekuv
uu* the pa?t vloi tions to tK UJegal
aud the repubh* to be without law
ful goieriuueut and I assume proviar
loaaUy the preKtdvney of the re-pubic j
Jlttti thv IK-Ople Wtil deol^UMe llt> rul
era .u coiJoruiUy wkh the law To
attaiu thuk end it w uwewury to rt
mo\ e froui power the audacious u?>
; urpera that, as sole title of legality,
display siaudaJou* aud immoral
trauda."
TU. tuaiiifettto debilitates Suuday,
like ;"th of November from 6 o'clock
oti. the date aud luue for the ris
ing, tw.xorU tu,; to thv foUowuig pkui
1? The eloctioua held In Juue and
JuN of the cunreut year ar*- hereby
declared uuU aud void.
2 ? Th* actual go>erun?-ut of Ueu.
L?tai w denied iwoosnltiou.
J -lu orvkr U> avoid as far as pos
sible the trvubien r**?ulUug from all
revolutionary couuuotiutiA, the law*
prutuulgated by the actual ^overu
lueut are declared u> be lu force un
til they may be reformed through
toufcUiutioual methodto
ruder any druuiiaMauceti. the obli
riaUous incurred toward foregin gov
vrtuueuts by the t*orfiro??iic admiuis
' rw'ti-ii previoute to the itlth of the
ivuu.ua month shall be duly respect
til
* ? lu AUtljUunx U> the COMCHUAioU
tuul ti*c latw* in force, tile principle
of uua-ro-oiwcUua o f the pre*i?teul suJ
. i. c- ^rvbjilutu of u to r?i>ubjK-. o f the
tfoii-ruunt of tike *Uin> aiul aiuiik-ip*i
m itevbtreil to bo *uprome
ia* lu Uta republic.
j ? 1 gMwiiiiio tite chJUUcier of pro
v Lsiuaad pi-Miuiwal of tito l"nit?xi Stau
of Me&iuo. wKh Uk* power *ud rv
^uttkKe f*c?*k)e? of making war ou
Uto vkut valor y <ov??ruaieut of C??n.
|UtU. -V* Mill m Uw Cttptlal of Um
republic .111 J iumv than one-half of
Liit* slates of the federation shall t>o
iu the power of the forces of t-he
l>eople. the provisional president will
vail extraordinary goneral election?,
to be held one mouth later, and he
will turn over his powers to the prcs>
dem-elect ad soon as the elections
,4iail be kuown.
6 ? Before retiring, the provisional
president shall rentier accotmt to eon
4 r?3i> of the use made by him of the
towers conferred by this present
plan.
T On the 20th of November from
0 o'clock p m. on, all oHi*ens of the
republic will take up arms to thrust
from power the authorities foverning
j K now.
8 ? In case the authorities offer
eriued resistance, they shall be com
pelled by force of arms to respect the
! popular will, but the laws of war sha 1
be rigorously observed in such OWW
Attention is also called of every Mex
ican to the duty to respect the per
sons* as well as the property of fcf"
eigner*.
a? Such authorities as may resist
the carrying out of this plan ? ill be
imprisoned in orth* to be judg?^l b>
the courts of the republic after the
close of the revolution.
10 ? The appointment of a gov
ernor provisional erf every state oc
cupied by the revolutionary forces
shall be made by the provisional
president.
11 ? The new authorities shall Jis
IK?* of all moneys fouud in the pub
tic offices in order to provide for the
ordinary expenses of the administru
tiou and foi- the exist of war, keeping
careful accouut. When such fuuds
arv not sufficient for military outlays,
v oluutary or forced loans shall be re
sorted to, but the latter ouh iron:
ciluctis or trout national iu^UtiKions
The manifesto then continues.
"The most severe punishment must
bu applied to sohlkers w ho sack a set- i
tleinent or who kill defenseless citi
ioiu> In case the troops and author
ities supporting Uen. lUai should ex
ecute the prslomrs of war. the saint
shall not be done in reprisal to those
iNu may fall into our hands. Th?
author ities who shall have ordered
dtsposrd or transmitted iu any form
an order to shoot any prisoners from
oi* side shall, within twenty-four
hours, after a summary process, be
shot.
"Not the highest functionaries ,u>
to be exempt from such punsihment
except lien. Dial and his ministers,
who will, in ease they order or per- j
mit such executions, be puni&hed like-j
w>te, but only after they have been
sentenced by the courts of tht' re
publk, ojkv the revolution is accom
plished.
"In case lieu. Uaaz shall order
that the customs of war be respect
ed, his life shall be spared, but in
auy case he shall give accounts to the
courts of the manner in which he has
mana^xl the fuuds of the people, ami
how he has complied w ith the laws.'
The manifesto states that as it
would be difficult to provide the num
erous forces of the people with uni
forms, volunteers or militia will carry
ou their headdress, or on their arm,
the tri-colored ribbon.
!hi:s
\ luir
On Baby's Face, Head and Shoul
ilc -s Parents Decided He C*. M
Not be Cured -Cuticura Made
His Skin Perfectly Clear.
?"Our bo tu born ti Toronto on Oct.
13, law*. - J when three month-. u>l ?
tiait a; Ma ed on his .-heek \\ hut ap{>eiiced
lo U a a- ' bbur would form. V? hen U
mailer wuuht run
out. starting feu :.it>ters
unid l.ta c lire hue. fc<? I
and should* r< were a nut >
of sialyl a.: i youiualtl ul
see ^ ;?ar: u !e of ci t tu
Other; a. -.-of. t weto
> I tl, hut no! to - uc'i an
extern. V?o tiki Cut knon
w hj? to do for I tin v.il
lifcd .boi. : ?\er> utile
ti r.l rtu.T.i.vu.: i.t? ...U
li.au >1 soi.t, ut I ' u ui.;
added l.i h'. tic Hi# >i I
one bi p*. titular. t ..
Remedy. i!u??l pli th
Infill i us o :1'. .. a->r. -
Th.' family do lui |
?Ci i'h^I (of hlM U! d WM
ui li> h..ihe th.- bahv h
tutlcnoiik. lnw diu .101 do ?. > gci.%1. .- ?
?< look 1 im In a hospital. Me was I ? t. 1
>< ai. out-patkrilt Ik.: a ntk n.J kv .
v >"*, if mythine ^ th.n calh-l ta1
other doctor . nd ui??ie of a weetstl e N>v wan
lo ail app**rai?ces, tur?d and the ditto: sicj
Itfe work v.a> done till the VvrY If vl dav
it broke out 4j> bail as ever
"*? decided that it could not bo rami
i ii mu t run ?< course a:id m> we j??t kept
bs arm.-. bandaged to Ul .-Hie lo p*e..i.l l:ia
i irbv he. ft. -Ji Wr left lo. . and
shortly after out artival bi LViuiv. f , Cull
cu;a KrmedV ?, were recommended. V\ a
started umii* then. i;i Ma., 1909. and ?oou
the ran mi complete. Yuu would not
think he wax the vine child for Culirurii made
bis ?ku> perfertiv clear and be b entirely fins
f-um the skin dfeewse. There has been no
return thh time. We Mill use only Cutk-ui*
Soaj- fer bebv'i bath Robert Mann. Proctor,
Minn May 3. 1910."
OiUrwa Remedy told thir>iiieh>ut the wor?L
roller !>m? A iVa l.'orp . Sole Pwpa . Bcsioo.
?#~Uai?l tAiaiateabuwA^u imaaneoi.ttae ikin
?cue 1VM.1.
HAPPENINGS
111 HAINES
Word has been received here of
the birth irf an S 1-2 poun*l girl to
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rekl, at Marsh
fiekl, Oregon. Mr. Reid is Army Sec
retary of the Y. M. C. A. and was
formerly staitwoed at FX. Seward.
Mrs. Reid, nee Siaelbrede, was form
erly a Stag way girl.
Some ore taken from a mine at
Shoup Bay assays $S3j to the ton.
The ore was taken from a group of
four nunes, about 1 1-2 miles from
tidewater and was located by Win.
Kruhm last October. The mimes are
owned by Win. Kruhm, Bert Ford,
Thompson, Fred Wilson and Sam
Blum.
Webst?r Brown came down from
the Survey Camp Wednesday om busi
ness and while waiting for telegrams ]
has hail hisknee put in a piaster ;
catjt. Mr. Brown shows the signs of !
a hard Mtaoo'S work and hamiicappe ,
as he has beem by & sprained knee. |
he Iijls covered a tot of ground.
The line from Walls to Rainy Hot- j
low \ ia the Kteheoa, passing Porcu- ,
piue is just about completed and is i
progressing down the Chiilkat rapidly, j
? ??
(here's Vigor and
Strength
in drop
C0MPHNY
StAttl*
Wash.
Pullcn Rouse
Foot of Sixth Rvtnat
>lo? elegantly furnished house
tn A Mil
Every modern convenience
Kiecirlc lights ? Hot and oold
water? Telephone*
I'ureelain batb* on every floor
Bcvird and room by the d?y, week
or month
Table supplied with cream and
butter from our own Jersey
Dairy
mrs. fi. $. P?IUn
Proprietress
Mr. Brown expects to get back to
work lu a few days and will soon have
a'l the lines complete.
I Ous Meyers, one ttf the early set
tlers in Haines, and a PoreuipUiie pio
iteer ot "98, has been visiting old
frteuds here for the past week and
returned to Juneau, where he is now
located on the Humboldt, Thursday.
I Gus left Haines in '01 and since then
1 has been with the Tretulwell Com pan
| as a foreman, and for the paet three
i years has been foreman at the Perse
verance Mine, in the Basin, back of
Juneau.
The Pack Train Is now selling a
i big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old
to hold ana sell at a profit Yours,
tf_ Human Grimm
FOR RENT ? 5 room house with
bath. Good kxation, rent reasonable.
Apply to V. L Hahn. W
QUICK DELIVERT HHONE 90.
Baggage, coal and wood delivered
?jpoa shortest notice day and night
H. FREIDENTHAL.
There is more Catarrh In this sec
tion of the country than all othw
diseases put together, and until the
ks?t law years was supposed to be
incurable. FX* a gretut many years
doctors pronounced it a local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with lo
cal treatment, pronounced it incur
able. Science has proven catarrh to
be a constituitioiial disease, therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. It is taken internally in do
ses from 10 drops to a tcaspoooful. It
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer
oae hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circular and
testimonials.
Address: F. J. Cheuey & Co., Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Hills for cou
stipation.
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