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ltlttmotuml ou ;Sronf=
retcb lamft bemte
mitta9 ob.
9entl@lano perlangt 9(ntlport
&uBlan0s in IL Stunocn.

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Iife &egieritngsorgan, ia9t, oaB
aaiier @ilhelm. nadbem Die allge-
nteine Mobiliiierling in &uBlanb OIL
georonet moroen mar, cin lestes Se-
lcgrantm an Den 3oren gei6ift bot,
norin er flar lmo oeiltli6 su erfen-
men gibt, 0aB ieine @erantlporhmg
fiir Die Si6erbeit oes &ei9es i'm
5pinge. 9efeniipntaBreeeln 5u err
greifen.
Ger &aiier fdbrt fort, er iei bis
sur @ren5e bes Mogli6en gegangen,
OenSrieoen oergSelt sil erbolten, unN
Die Geranttportli6feit fiir Die oro.
benoe &alamitdt fonne nid)t aitf ibn
fallen. @r babe iinner treue 6relno.
i6aft gum &niier bon Hublano IND
oas ruiiiife @olf gebalter iino Der
sSrieoe tonne INNER nod erbnlter
bleiben, ipetrn &uBlano aifbore, ons
9eliti6e gfei6 iuro Seiterreif lin
aarn 5u beoroben.
% el bourne, sluItraIier 1
glugltit. SScoe MISUNDERSTANDING
fiir SffiSiere lmo Mannihaften Del
ariegsihiffe, bie sum aiiitralii6er
8eiffpnber geboren. nuroe cinqe
Itelt unb Die &egierling trifft 9fii
Itllngen fiir bie @ertcioigunQ.
Ter @eisenmarft lit pollfoinmer
oeinoraliiiert. 9ie Serfdufer partei
ipeitere Gntipidlitnen ab.
SSn Brisbane mltrben oie Terf6itIl
bon 2ammfellen uno llnihlitt all
lmbeitinn1tc 3cit pcridoben.
9ie alrie an Ser 9oric babc1t ser
SiefItano Ser @ofe errei6t.
Sonoon, 1. slrgltit. Die britt
iheil Selearnphenbeborbcn iiber
| itrei9e Seniitr an allen Trebnodri6
ten pom Sentiment.
9riifiel, I. gluglrt. Iie Sci
tltng Gtoilc 9elge fiinoigt an, ooi
Die giegieritng oen ga15en @ei5en
pOrrnt III slittmerpen oltfgefnuft 6at
nnfbem BEN Serfditfern nitgeteil
uur6en mar, bab ibre @orrdte fon
fis5iert ipiirOen. penn iie iih oen BE
bingllngen Ser Hegierl,ng nid)t fii9
fen.
0i 0 fun. I. 9lueliIt. Ger Stoot
rat bat cine Million &ubel fiir ocl
Hotfreu5oieilit HuBlanOs uno ser be
frelmoeten Mddte beipiIligt.
9 dana Sal, China, 1. Sluaiiit
Geiiti6e 9feierpiiteit aits gnn5 Gbint
reiien eiligit na6 SIing Snit, bel
befeitigten &ofcn im oeutl6en Serri
toriin BON &ino 3idou.
gteD Yorf. 1. glugiilt. Brief
nad 96n0crn, bic in 0en 9rieg Der
pidelt Iino poer pcrlpidclt iperocl
fonnen, oiirften ibrer 9citinlmltngs
ort, tpern aud) nit groBen %eripG
tiulgen errei6en. Sic 9on6one
Marinefonfercrtj BON 1908 bis $780,
perpfli6tetc friegfiihrenbe 9tationen
Eoititiide eriter alaiie 5lt reipeftierel
imo lie nit mogTiditer @ci6leltni
giing ,u beforoern, penn iie all6 nol
foniis5ierten Sd)iffen berabgenom
men muroen. Toitpadete urtb an6cr
|oitiaden ols Oie eriter aIaiic lin
1id)t geihiitt
Slnc MIR nit smei Gent franfier
ten Toitiodlen nod Telltidlano tper
oen megeil ocs iltiperoierten &crfehr
oeiltider Shiffc suriidgeboltcn. Ia
| 3lueicentporto fiir Telitidlano gil
mir fiir @riefe. Die auf oeuti6er
0onlpfern erpe0iert pcr6en.
Cine grobe Scrleaenheit lit epen
tuea Ser 9rieg fiir Die Oper, 6a 81
nl6nnli6en Stars Sumeiit maffen
pilidltig iino lui0 pcrocn einriidel
miiiien, ip6breno Die peiblidenStar
niflt iperoen bon Telitiflano abrei
lem fonnen. Inter oenen. oic iit
ieet in europa befiiloen uno pabr
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Ibenopoit 9eier follten bic
lfr;eipen bcs 9lbcnos nusihneioen
uno iie mitbringen, ipenn lie bel
4ouileuten ginf1ufe MAIDEN.
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SOn 8nBlanO wnrOe Gill
ftellnug Der MObils
mafJnng Derlangt.

mafJnng Derlangt.
isranfrcidD sefragt Db es lidl neutral
perbalten miro.
Snlls es siim 6riegs 5luiidcn
SeatidjlnnS nnS 9inflanO fOmmt.
Se,iti6er SDtidafter bon SmklanO
ansebli6 absereiit.
Se1ltiher SptIdafter in Iaris iull
nnf1ntttag abreiien.
sStaliem nil iidj anseblidl neutral
Derbnlten.
100000 6ftcrreid)iid)e 9ieierpiiten
ans slmerifa beintbernfen.
Gie III bef6rbern 1T aber elm ifuie-
RIGGS Srpblem.
ssrnnsDiiid)e SebOlfernms seigt rnbi-
&c GntifDlufenbeit.
9entidcr Gieidsfansler halt cine
siinbenbe 9iebe.
Ser Snternatiunnle Spsialiifenfpn-
gref in Earis.
9lrbeiter ipolIen ben ssurtsans bes
Srieges nerbunoern.
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Die einaige fd9ricfe oenf.
f@e Beitnn9 in 2ai8isan.
wero6e Die 9epef@en Der
1G. YreHe 6rttsst
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DIED

FORSBEHG--Mary Ockandcr, wfe OF
Gustave Forsbcrs, ON sunday. Febru-
ary 10. 12:l5 noon. Funeral on Tuesday,
ond ward chapel. Third North, between
Third and Fourth West streets. Friends
may view the body at family residence,
63t Tenth Avenue, on Tuesday from IL q.
IN. to 1 p. m. lntcrment in City ceme-
terry.
ALCANTORA-In this city, February Is.
1911, Sister Mary Alcantora, a native of
Virginia. aged 81 years. Funeral Tuesday
morning. February Il, at st. Mary's acad-
envy at $ o'clock when solemn high
uass win be celebrated. after which the
intcrment will take place In Mt. Cal
VaiN ccmcterv.
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PERSONAL

OIL AND SWEET SPIRITS OF EDEN.
proved 10 be the most wonderful. ef-
fectiyc and valuable compounds known
in curing pain and disease Goiters, tu-
mors. enla rgenleIt Of glands. rheumatism.
all kindred curaole nervous diseases,
constipat ton. disordered digestion. sick.
bilious headache and nervous prostration
yield to marvellous virtues OF OIL OF
EDEN (S2) and SWEET SPIRITS OF
EDEN ($3l. For proof. address Cal Co
op. Medical Co. p. o. Box Si3. S. l.. City.
Utah. Full consulting, business and sup
ply office, &c w. 4th South. Phone Wa
satch 1888 ol951
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MINERS HOTEL-ROoMS a5c, 35c AND
soc. beds Ice. zoe. 25c and soc; weekly
good service. I6S Commercial st. Was.
1856 mas
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LADIES-Si0oo REWARD. 1 POSITIVE
ly guarantee my great successful
Monthly" remedy: safely relieves some
of tie longest. most obstinate abnormal
cases in three to flve days; no harm,
sl.5o Double strength. So Book free.
DR.. B. p Southingtone Kansas City, Mo.
Of.
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| T. &. LISENBEE Co, EMPLOYMENT
| agents, Al Z. 2nd So. St.. basement.
Phone Wasatch 1868 ml103
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

C~~~~~~o--~~~~-~~~~>>~
WANTED. FOR L. $, ARMY, ABLE
bodied unmarried men between ages of
is and 35. citizens of United States, OF
GOOD character and temperate habits, who
can speak, read and write English Ian
guage For information apply to recruit
ing officer, old Walker Bank bldg. w.
End South ST., Salt Lake City, or sos 25th
street. Ogden, Utah. o774
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-SUNDAY MORNING NEAR 10TH
East and End South, young water
spaniel pup, 4 months old. Return TO NJ.
s. Duffield o45 South 18th E. and receive
liberal reward o464
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Dancing
FURNITURE REPAIRING

-~O-~~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~---~->N
W. WILLIAMS & SON. 166 " STREET.
Wasa tell 15i5-W. Upholstering, chairs
recaned. o342
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WALLPAPER CLEAN

HOME PAPER CLEANING -
cial prices fall end winter wof
satch 1854.
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CUT FLOWERS

HUDDART FLORAL CO.. 62 SO. MAIN
street Phone LOG. Cut MOWERS and
funeral designs. nl6a3
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CLEANING AND DYEING

S13]1 - HtTS Ih1F1I - I1IFN
SALT LAKE CLEANING CO, BEST
work. prompt delivery 2s5 South state
Was 5235, Hyland 1899. s2335
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PIANO TUNING

~--~><-@~~-~|~-~~>>---~~-
C.. s, EARDLEY. WITH PIANO *
Player Rebuilding Co. Was. 4o9i 139
T.. ist So oI3sb
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LOST--ONE DIAMOND PLATIN UNI
ring; one dark-bl stone. Return
TO is j st. Liberal reward ol539
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FIFTY UNCALLED-FOR SUITS AND
overcoats; SO to $40. 26o State street
Eo336
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LOST--DARK BRINDLD BOSTON
bitch, screw tall small white spot on
breast Reward. Phone Was. e022,
o1965
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For observation-disclosures

~~~~-~~-~~-~~-~~--~-~-~-~
FOR RENT. o. o. F. NO. 91 BUILD
ingS In Copperfcid, formerly Upper
Bingham. Ono storeroom. 29X15 IT., suit
able for market; one storcroom. 2Sx39 IT, :;
one storeroom 27X39 feet VIII give
lease to suit tenant Apply TO !. O. O. T.
No. 81 Of Bingham,
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THE BROWN SCHOOL or DRESs
making and Millinery offers a srano
opportunity for ambitious women 10
learn a trade. Pupils are prepared lor
positions in 2 months Those taking
the course IN dressmaking earn their tut
ton while learning. Enroll now ana oe
ready for spring business. Ayland "a: "a:
i75 East Broadway. ooVo
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CATERERS


BY EXPERIENCED CATERER, BAN
quets, cola tions. parties. etc Rates
reasonable. Inquire Mckenzie. chef Elks
club. nn3l30
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church We
get YOU a position free Of charge. Tel
ephone Was. 5S22. 1865
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKER AND
emba!n;v,. 16i So. West Temple Phone
sos. d3
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

EMP. OFFICE, 1I6 W
End So: estab. 1900, competent help
furnished hotels. rest. T. =, mines and
o602
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DRESSMAKING


DRESSMAkING AT HOME BY TIE
day: satisfaction guaranteed. Hyiand
2214-M. m1S4
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Wanted-Situation (Male)

AS SUPT. OF CONSTRUCTION; CAN
furnish considerable equipment; refer
ences as to ability: will go anywhere. Ad-
dress R-o6, Tribune, o13S3
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Furnished Apartment
S~--~~>--- 100000 49,
BEANSFORD ApAKTMEN;r
tNcar Eagle Gate.1 -'1
i-oca tioh best III city, furnIsnsd A
iurnished suites. furnished suItsr
WITHOUT board. American plan
connection; open TO the public
THE COVEY.
NSW, eieBantly y furnished houurI
building; Prices rea sonable. is. e.
ILernplc; finest location in cifv
Wasatch 5gli.
THE COLONIAL.
HlegantIy furnished, two ana
room apartments, with REDUCE
itolh go and up. sInele rooms
without bath. $40 and up. Phc'
SHUBRICK HOTEL APra
Cor. 9TH SNo. and West TernrI
hlcSantIy furnished and unf@|
housekeeping suites-finest In el9I
,oppy-J ia nilor and maid servica n
Was. 4iS2.
NICELY FURNISHED APT. q q
f@'' i14 South 5th East. o.
HOTEL PLANDoME-NEWEsT'
est most homel.ke. best ioc:I
The city; ith South and Stats
We serve breakfasts.
whitley APTS. WAS. 6372,
ern. steam heated.
S-ROOM FURNISHED, MoDEEN
quiet. 33I 1st ave.
l-RoOM MODERN FLAT. EINc3 &
furnished, $4,000. Hyland 2577-E E
5-RM, MOD. APT, FURNIs8n'
200 w. 4th South. =
4-RoOM MODERN, NICELY
nlshed apartment; steam neaf'
sinSton apis. Was. 322l~M.
S-ROoM FURN. APT. oXFoRr
ll9 w. North Temple.
" iNh'S-' al - QUO SO. IND
3-roon, modern, b. X. apt.
567-R.
S35 FOR ELEGANTLY FURNIsI|
room apartment. Call, Hyland
THE WOOD, G52 II. BROADV
Cozy 3-room apartment, large
porch.
NICELY FURNISHED APT;
reasonable. % ". 6th South.
l9@l-R.
Unfurnished Apartmer
~~~-~~~>~~-o~-~-~o~-~--
4-RooM APT. REAR 141 2ND'
$40.
TWO i-room apts., new. modern
Mills ave. rear T26 So. LIST h
BETTlLYON HOMD BUhDEH|
$40 Main St va
LOWER APT. BROOM, u|
and bath. at the Plaza, 267 e.
$50 per month; steam heat, mode
Was. 2S2&-W.
4-ROOM UNFURNISHED APT. 4
wood apis. 23i Z. 1st South.
FIVE ROOMS, MODERN; SEE
front and rear porches, $4,000.
East. Phone Hyiand 2G98-R.
ONE FINE SUITE IN PRr
apartments. Apply 124 9Th East.
2 LARGE ROOMS. WITH sLz
porch and disappearing bed.
apartments. 255 East 5th Soul
kellar Real Estate & inv. Co.
NELSON ANNEX-4-ROoM MC
ISL Ord East Was. 6549. y
dren.
LA FRANCE ROOM MOD.
Was. 67l0.
MODERN THREE AND FOUH
apis; gas and coal ranges, did
Ing bed and buffet porches. 261
South.
8 ROOMS: MODERN. GAS d
rent $15. 5TIb North 2nd West
4 ROOMS AND BATH; STEAM
fireplace. gas range; no childrc
Second East. Phone Was. 1723.
MEREDITH APARTMENTS. 4 3
10 1st avenue.
VACANT MARCH l, BEST
best location; low rent, Hvland
BEA UTIFUL GROOM APT.
front porch, strictly modern, be
ton. 5000 Wasatch 37l3-J.
5-ROOM MOD. FLAT, CLOSE u
light rooms: with or without
Fenton apis. 90 No. 2nd West. n
1861.
4-ROONI APT, IN OAKS: $50 N
Little S5 Little, No. ] w. End
FOUR BRIGHT AND CHH
rooms ar The Roseway, 9Th
State. 5000 per month. A.
% Main.
4-ROOM MOD. APT. GAS RANG
hot water heater without heat
East Call Hyland 3lb1-W.
For Rent-StOres and 0|
OFFICE ROOMS, TRIBUNE BuL
INQUIRE L. ], Westcott, 1908
building.
FOR RENT-ROOM SUITABLI
restaurant. Location is splend
the building is nearly new, Telepn1
change II.
BASEMENT UNDER NATL b
Republic. See Little & Lltsie.
FINE. LARGE, HANDSOME
good location. modern. 500 mon
pIY p. O. Perkins. 163 South Ss2u
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STUDY MECHANICAL DRAWING; AND
plan reading evenings this winter, EX-
perienced instructor Usah Business Col
lege. Boston bldg. kl02T
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
mept First Congregational church. we
get you a position free Of charge Iele Iele3
phone bS22, l-i''
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OSTEOPATHY

DR. G. A. GAMBLE. 6o7-S MINTYRE
bldg: hours, 10 D. Wasatch 52Sl.
Diseases OF women specisifv Consul
tatiou free, S306
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CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENERS S STUDIO
II East Third South. China suta BILE
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
lessons. c969
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LoST-GRAY NECKPIECE. PLEATED
velvet center, with fur on each side.
Return 10 No. ! Church st. Reward.
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HOME BAKING

ORDERS TAKEN FOR FIRST CLASS
home made doushnuts, parties, etc 10
So md East. ol149
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WOMEN, GET GOVERNMENT JOBS:
Biz pay. Write for list OF positions
now available Franklin Institute, Dep
1o3-J, Rochester N. noo'
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TO Do YOUR UPHOISTERINGi AND
mattress reinakIng. Utah Bedding &
MFG, Co Phone 3S3. b202
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CRoCHETED BLUE
and white scarf. Phone Hy. 9s5-M.
o16Si
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MONUMENTS, ToMBSTONES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards. Az s, State.
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CUSHIONS, UPHOLsTERING


MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE-
paired. Salt Lake Mattress 6 Mfg
CO. Phone S299. pl555
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FLORISTS


ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS, FRESH
from greenhouse. Porter Walton Co,
oT4 STATE m27SI
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON, 20 RICHARDS ST,
brass, chlppcd glass and painted Phone
Wase tch 1903. x2S
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LIVERY STABLE

M'COY STABLES. CARRIAGES AMI
light livery horses bought and sold
Phone 81 ol4l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-16

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. W. KING,
214 East End South. Phone "a. Ri
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COAL AND KINDLING WOOD

DEAL COAL 6 WOOD CO.. BLOCK,
kinding and grate wood. 16J East 4lh
South. Phone Wasatcn 1895. m1GO0
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WANTED
Wanted-FeMale Help

GIRLS IN ALI, DEPARTMENTS. Ap-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT 8 a. M
AND p. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY
22l SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel. restaurant and household help
Headquarters for laoorers.
50 West Second South. Phone 484.
k115a
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DIR, ARTHUR BURROWS, OCULIST
and aurist; speciacles accurately fitted :
difficult cases solicited, 300 Continental
Bank bldg. g350l
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ELECTRIC REPAIRS

WILLIAMS ELECTRIC REPAIR CO.
4lI Constitution Bldg. Repairing Iea-
souaole. Was 6151.-W. m3I9T
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23
Sc eHCuentra cerGa DC
Jarita una partida
armada
La guarnicion carrancis-
Ia Sc reConcentr0 en-
Nuevo Laredo

TaIer-7,,s Fe3ac;al 1.r, IA
P2ENSA
LAREDO Texas Dicicmbro
22-r,a Ciudad dc Nrnro L.
redo So encuentra s,,manon+a
aIarnads an astos ,,,o,oop+os .
causa dc habarsa rooibido ro+i-
cias dc o,7a aarco da I, as+o
ci6r DO Tar;+, n,,r+o sit,,odo
, c;noo ioo,as 10 - ,,o,o;ono
do nobIaci6n r,orodoo ,,,, ,o,.
tide de oan+o arr,odo c,o 60
nr,son+o an oot;+,d f,.orcar,or
70 bos.;I No., L.. oIo,,. a,,4l,
,,,,,.,,a,d,, ,.: .:'11 -:
!,o,.o.;., : 49, ''''' >'''>,
II, n,,l,-. .,
>-,,a,.oIoIS.It. t.LJ
!, >.,,o,.,,:a;: -.', ,'' - '''' liI w. 49,
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NUMERO 63
Son ejecutados dos
meXicanos
Una corte marciai los
juzgo sumariamente

A su debido tempo dimos
cuenta de un crimen ocurrido
en- Nacozari Son., donGe per-
dierOn la vida dos subditos in
gleses llamados Thomas r.
Francis y R. E. Dunn, a manos
de una cuadrilla de bandole-
ros encabezada por Jose Es-
calante y Esteban Cruz.
Las autoridades carrancistas
pusieron gran empeno en- cap
turar a los autores de eSos
asesinatos, y 'suS gestiOnes tu-
vieron eXito, pues Sc logr6 la
captura de los jefes de la cua-
drilla, despues de una energi-
ca batida del deStacamentO que
Sc envi6 por los lugareS d0nde
merOdeaDa la cu2drllla.
Una corte marcial juZg6 a
los bandoleros, Y de acuerdo
con un informe del consul in
giles en- Nacozari, fueron fusi-
lados sumariamente ell dia 81
del corriente.
Escalante y Cruz confesaron
de plano su delito, manifestan-
do que habian asesinado a los
ingleses para robarlos.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23
Fl empuje de los franceses
es irresistible
Los alemanes retrcce-
den hasta territorio
de Belgica
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Nueva York, Diciembre %.
-Siguen retrocediendo los ale
names ante el empuje formida-
BILE de los aliados que han en-
prendido una ofensiva general
en- toda la eXtencion de Ia linea
de combate.
De Paris comunican que los
ejercitos combinados de fran
ceses ingleses y Oelgas han he
cho retroceder al enemigo has
ia territorio de Belgica y 81
guen combatiendo furiosamen-
te.
En- Berlin admiten que ell
ejercito aleman sc ha retirado
de sus posicioneS y que el ge-
neral Mantienre eSta a la de-
fensiva en- las tierras Occiden-
tales de Flandes.
Reina immense entusiasmo
en- Paris, por las noticias que
Sc reciben del triunfo de los
ej6rcitos aliados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23
UNA LLUVJA TORRENCIAL InGPIDIO IA
CCNFERENCIA
Scott Bliss no pvdieron ratar los efes mexcanos

..!5t =! ..
Una lluvia torrencial que es-
tuvo cayendo anteayer sobre
las poblaciones de Naco, i'm
pidi6 que Sc celebrara Ia con-
ferenci2 que iba tener lugar
ese dia entire los generates ame
ricanos Scoot Y Bliss, Y los je-
feS revolucionarios meXicanOs,
Hill Y Maytorena.
Scoot y Bliss salierOn en- un
autom6vil de Naco Arizona,
con direction al punto marca-
do de antemano en- terrenO neu
tral, para las conferencias, pc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23
Seconfirmala derrota
de Apizaco
Nueve carros de heridos
ilegaron a Veracruz

En- el Departamento de Esta
do de Washington, acaba de
rGcibirse noticia de una tremen
da derCota que sufrierOn las
fuerzaS constituciOnaliStas en-
un punto situado entire las ciu-
dades de Apizaco Y Puebla.
Por los detalles que de eS-
Ia batalla Sc dan, pareCe que
Ia derrota de los partidariOS
del primer jefe asumi6 las pro-
pOrcioneS de una cataStrofe.
Dice la nOticia 4 que nos We
nimos refiriendo. que al puer-
to de Veracruz llegaron el 20
del actual nueve carrOS de fe-
rrocarril llen0S de heridOS, en-
tre los cualeS Sc encontraban
cuatrO jefeS de alta gradua-
ci6n, V que Sc esperaban toda-
via mas.
Esta information parece que
Sc relaciona con Ia que dimOs
oportunamente relativa a que
Zapata habia SalidO con diez
mil hombres de Puebla a per-
Seguir a los carranciStas que
habian evacuado la menciona-
da capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23

siendo las mas insistentes, y
que Sc atribuyen a un plan
acordado pOr los generates
americanos, las de que pediran
a Maytorena que abandone ell
sitiO, para 10 cual arreglaran
previamente con Hill que no
10 persiga cuando emprenda
Ia retirada.
Sc sabe que Maytorena no
Sc encuentra NAL dispuesto
para aceptar esta proposition,
por que la considera honorable,
(Pasa a la Pag ga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23

70 ell NAL tempo los Oblig6 a
regresar sin haber entrevista-
do q ninguno de los jefes me-
Xicanos, habiendo visto sola-
mcnte el autom6vil de Maytore
ma cue no pudO llegar al lu-
gar de las conferencjas, por
que Sc atasc6 en- un bache del
camino.
Muchas son las verSiCnes que
corren respecto a las bases
que probablemente Sc estipu-
laran para dar termino a la
complicada Situaci6n de Naco.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-23
Sc C0NFIRAA LA DERR0TA DE- Los
CARRANClSTkS
Ell Consul Llorente publico ell informe de Zapata
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pital tOmarOn parte mas de
10000 zapatistas bajo ell man
do directo de Zapata, contra
una fuerte columna carrancista
que defendia la plaza Y que
fue derrotada despues de un
violento combatc.
Gel resto de las fuerZas ene-
migas dice ell parte Official, sc
retro desorgan;zadamente ha-
cia Orizaba, aprovechando ell
avance de la noche y ell cansan-
clio de mis- homDres; pesar
de 10 cual una coiumna de mil
soldados salio a perseguirlos
tenazmente."
Como Sc We ambas informa-
clones la que nos envia nues-
tro corresponsal en- Nueva
York, cuyo servicio empeza-
mos a publican desde ahora, y
la que recibimos de la capital
americana, estan perfectamen-
tc de acuerdo.
Igual pasa con otra noticia
que publicamos en- este mismo
(Pasa a la 5a.)