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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-14
Mas noticias acerca de
Maclovio Herrera

Auoche fuimos informad0S que
ell jefe Maclovio Herrera tiene
apostadas sus fuerzas en- Ia re-
gi6n comprenGida desde Ia Mesa
de Sandia hasta Ia Laguna del
Oso, sobre el canine que une a
Parral con Guadalupe y Calvo.
La genie sc muestra animosa y
nuestro informante no observe
ningunos preparativos de mar
cha.
Hay servicios de avanzadas por
todos rumbos y los eXploradores
van y vuelven diariamente hasta
las inmediaciones de Parral, Sta.
Barbara Y Rosario, para evitar
ser sorprendidos, pues la genie
de Urbina, en- ell case de que Sc
resueIva a atacarlos, entraria por
ell rumbo de la hacienda de La
Rueda.
En- toda la sierra de Santa Bar
bara y Santo Domingo, ash como
en- los cerros de la Casita, Ia Sau-
ceda y Ia cordillera del Pichagiie,
hay tambi6n servicios de explo-
racijn, y cualesquier movimiento
que hiciera Ia genie de Villa, Sc
ria advertido Embellishments
Dor los hombres de MacloVio He
rrera.
Aunque por ell rumbo de Ia Sic
ira Madre no teme Maclovio MIN
gun ataque, pues puede asegu'
rarse que tiene ell canine expedl-
to para ell Estado de Sinaloa, ha
destacado pequenoS grupos OBJ
servadores por 10 que pudlera
acontecer.
Nuestro inf9rmante tuvo opor-
tunidad de hablar con aIgunos
iefes subalternos, pero NADIA To-
gro averiguar acerca de los pro-
p6sitos de los hermanos Herrera,
pues dichos s%ubalternos NADIA sa-
ben sobre m%ovimientos futures o
tienen instrucciones terminates
de guardian una absolute reserva.
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No ha habido combates
en- Chihuahua.

Manuel Chao, cue asiste a las
conferencias psciistas de Aguas-
calientes. ,ieclar6 ser completa-
mente inexacto que sus tropas
hubiesen atacado Ia poblaci6n de
Guanacevf, del Estado de Duran
go, como Sc ha dicho varias We
ces.
Tambien asegur6 que ningun
combate Sc ha registrado hasta
hoy entire las fuerzas de Villa y
las de Maclovio Herr era, pues que
cuando este Sc ali6 al carrancis-
mo solo Sc cambiaron algunos tiros
en- HidaIgo del Parral sin que hui
biera muertos heridos de ningu-
ma parte, y en- seguida march6
para ell llano de Las Cocinas dom
de Sc encuentra actualmente.
La via ferrea del Central entire
Mexico y Chihuahua Sc encuen-
ira lista, siendo por 10 mismo in
exacto que I'm gran tramo al sur
de Jimenez fuera destruido por
las fuerzas de Herrera para cor
tar las comunicaciones a las Vi
llistas.
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Sensible defuncion.

4 la avanzada edad de ochenta
Y cuatro amos, ha fallecido ell dfa
6 de los ~corrientes en- De Vale,
de este Estado, ell padre de nues-
tro buen amigo ell senior Julian
Alvarez. La nhumaci6n Sc efec-
tue al siguiente dia, concurrien-
do q ella numerosos miembros de
Ia coIonia mexicana residences en-
ell lugar, Quienes Sc m~ostraron
muy car!hosos con la atribulada
familia.
Ell senior Alvarez, hijo del ex.
tinto, ruega a esas personas, por
nuestro conducto, que acepten
sus a-gradecimientos.
Descanse en- paz Ell inado.
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Ultaje a I'm genrai
p%risionero.

Ell general Jesus Cara Con
zaIez, que fue Gobernador de-
Estado de Michoacan, ha side
vfctima de ultrajes sangrientos
de parte de los Constituencies
tas," quienes tratan, segdn pa,
rece, de cobrar en- 6l venganzas
nluy crueles.
Gonzalez Cara fu6 aprehen'
dido acusandolo de haber fusila.
do en- Morelia a varias personals,
Y a efecto de instruirle el prOceso
correspondence Sc orden6 que
fueran exhumados los cadaveres
de las victimas, en- presencia del
general y de muchas personas
del pueblo. Mientras Sc practl-
CO Ia diIigencia ell populacho es-
tuvo insuItando al militar y aun
parece que fue lapidado y que
algunos individuos osaron escu-
pir ell rostro.
Ell "Juez' no hizo NADIA para
~contener estos desmanes que po-
nen por ell suelo la cUltura de los
encargados de ''administrar JUS
ticia," y ante tai actitud, Coma
lez Cara Sc dirigi6 a el incre-
pandolo duramente para condo
mar el atropello salvaje de cue
era victima.
La sentencia Sc dictara a prin,
cipios de Ia semana pr6xima,
siendo indudable que Sc applique
Ia de muerte al General y a sus
coacusados, eli Lie. Simon Rome,
70, ell captain Zermeho y don Ma
nuel Barrios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-14
Sc PROPONE IA VENTA DE
UN FERROCARRIL.

j. ?. Morgan, unO de los 81
chimillonariOS americanoS mas
conocidos en- ell mundo, ACADIA
de ofrecer al Gobierno ameri-
cano la venta del Ferrocarril
Copper River Co. & Northwes
tern, para que 10 emplee en-
conexi6n con ell ferrocarril que
'el mismo GobiernO esta pro-
yectando construir en- Alaska:
La oferta fue hecha al Sc
cretario del Departamento del
interior, Mr.. Lane personal
mente por Morgan, que como
cabeza de la casa Bancaria
Morgany Compania de Nueva
York, tiene Ell control de csc
ferrocarril perteneciente al
Syndicate de Alaska, del que
son principales accionistas
Morgan y Guggenheim.
Ell ferrocarril tiene 1876 mi
las y media de largo y consti-
tuye Ia salida para las costas
en- donde Sc encuentran las ia
mos4s minas de cobre, pasan-
do ademas por mas de 80 mi
las de terrenos carbOniferOs.
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Mas noticias de Naco.

Ell Coronel C. A. P. Hatfild CO.
mandante de las fuerzas ameri-
canas en- la frontera de Arizona
ha enviado noticias al Departa-
mento de Guerra, manifestando
que hasta aver Is la situaci6n
continuaba igual en- Naco.
Eel fuego ha continuado con
!nterrupciones durante la noche
dice ell comandante en- su men
saje--y es impossible impedir que
las balas caigan en- ell lado ameri-
cano 81 ell fuego continGa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-14
TREUNFO COMPLETE DEL
BOSTON

La cuarta victoria obtenida
aver por ell Boston sobre sus
contrarios. les da definitiva-
mente ell trunfo en- la serie de
iuegos en- que Sc dispute ell
campeonato mundial de Base
ball. FL score alcanzado por
los jugadores fue de tres con-
ira una, no habiendo habido
en- este jaego un solo error.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-14
Generates y mas
Generates.

Tn peri6dico carrancista nos
da la siguiente lista de genera
les' del nuevo Ejercito que tam
bi6n estan cuidando de que Sc res
pete Y cumpla Ia Constitution de
1857.
Hela aqui:
De los 81 Generates, cuyOs nom
bres van en- seguida, POGO mas
de 20 pertenecen a Ia Division
Norte, que cuenta con cerca de
10000 hombres de las tres
armas.
Los tres Divisioarios, son:
Francisco Villa, Alvaro Obre-
g6n Pablo Gonzalez.
Los Generates &c Brigade y
Brigadieres son, por orden alfabe
ticO:
Aguirre Benayides, Eugenio,
AviIa Fidel, Angeles Felipe, Al
mama Mateo, Amaya Manuel,
Aguilar Candida, Alarc6n La
dislao, Amaro Joaquin, Arroyo
Isaac, Arrieta Domingo, Arrieta
Luis, Avina N.
BIanco Lucio, C. Barrios Ma,
riano, Buelna Rafael.
Contreras Calixto, Ceniceros
S~everino, Castro Agustin, Ca
! rranza Venustiano, Carranza Je.
sds, Coss Francisco, Cosio Ro-
beIo Francisco, Cabral Juan, Ca
rrera Torres Alberto, Carrrera
Torres Francisco, Cordero Ricar
90 L., Cerecero Estrada Daniel,
Castro Cesareo, Colin Luis, Ca
macho Gilberto, Cervantes N.
Chao Manuel.
4, Dussarte Felipe, Davila San
chez JESUS, Di6guez Manel NJ ,
Dominique n.
Elizondo Teodoro, Espinosa
Martin.
Figueroa R6muIo, Flores Nj
coIag.
Garcia CaIixto, Gomez Tomas,
.Galeana Andres E., Garcia &C.
clio, Guzman Pedro, Gavira Ca,
briel, Garcia Abraham, CARA
Pablo A. de Ia.
Hernandez Rosalio, Herrera
Macloy;o, Herra N. Hay Eduar.
do, Hill Benjamin, lara mo
cencio.
Madero Rail, Mora Isidro c.,
Mostache Aleio, Medina Anto-
Mo, Murguia Francisco g., Mar
Quez Esteban.
/, Natera Felipe, Neri Canuto,
Ney Austencio G., Ornelas To-
} mas.
Pereyra Oreste, Pesqueira Ig,
} nacio L., Pantoja Tomas, Por-
ta5 N.
Rodriguez Jose, Rodriguez E
/, pifaneo, Ramos Miguel NJ, Ro.
bles N.
Servin Martiniano, Sanchez
} Gertrudis, Santos Coy Ernesto,
Saucedo Andres, SaIgado Jesus
H., Santos Toribio de los, Santi-
banez N.
Triana Domingo, Trevino ia
; cinto,
Urbina Tomas.
) VillarreaI Antonio, j., Vale
. Herculano, V6lez Pauline, Vigu-
ri Fidencio B.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-14

Como &c triunfa en- la vida.
Obra educativa de utilidad prac-
tea, que contiene 20 leccionesd de
Ia vida diaria. Ensene logue de-
be hacerse para slcanzar exito
en- los nsgocios, en- Ell estudio, en-
10 que 81 hombre Sc proponga.
e ana obrS muy &Gl-------n
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La Revolution de Mexico y ell

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Imperialismo yankee. -Obra Po-
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energies perdidss; leedlo 2 en- 81
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-06
NO LIQUOR ORDER
O|STURDS THE NAVY
Daniels Decree ArOuses Pro
test Of Officers and Few
Congressman.

WASHINGTON. April e@rhe order
OF Secretary OF the Navy Daniels bar
ring al alcoholic from vessels OF the
United States navy has caused great
or sensation than any order Of naval
discipline within the last twenty years.
1t was learned today that the sscre-
tary's order was issued after many
naval officers had attempted TO dis
suade him from his purpose.
One Of the striking results of the on.
der will be the barring OF the tradf-
tional punch bowl from yachts May.
flower, Slyph and Dolphin during re
ceptions held on board by President
Wilson and naval officers Members
OF congress who believe IN prohibition.
endorsed the order today. but Repre-.
sentative Barthoh of Missouri sharp
" criticised.
This is an unnecessary measure"
he said. Confederation should be had
for the requireemnts Of the men OF
the navy, who are all American ciu-
Gems. All other countries IN the world
permit the use Of wine and beer In
their naviea"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-06
lc0MG LISTEN Talk"
Indiana Franchise League In
vites Women.

INDIANAPOLIS, April s.-'Come!
Listen! Talk" is the invitation con.
tanned In the call of the Woman's
Franchise League Of Indiana, for the
third annual convention to be held In
the banquet hall of the Claypool no
tel, Indianapolis. beginning May and
continuing for three days.
The Indiana League, which Is affll
lated with the National American Wo-
man Suffrage association, is one OF the
fastest growing organizations striving
for the ballot for women
The general committee, OF which
Mrs. w. T. Barnes is chairman, Is
planning to make the convention most
helpful, interesting and inspir1ng and
with twelve subcommittee co-operat-
Ing there is little doubt Of the gather
ing being tremendous success.
Banquet Arranged.
Although the program has not been
completed certain alluring features
have been decided upon, among them
dinner lat 81 per plate) for the
delegates and their friends.
Branches OF the league throughout
the state, In order to have official rec.
ognition at the convention, are requir.
ed to have not fewer than five paid-up
members, including duly elected Off.
GERS. Branch leagues containing from
five to twenty-five members are en-
titled to two delegates and for each
additional fifty members an additional
delegate may present credentials.
Registration will take place May 8,
afternoon and forenoon. An import
ant conference will be held for board
Of directors, district and county chair
men and presidents of branch leagues
at 2 p. m. Tuesday, May 5.
A special invitation is extended to
visitors, both men and women" to
be welcomed at all regular sessions
and these are expected to swell the
attendance appreciably.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-06
COBB'S PROGRAM

County Agent Cobb has full pro-
gram before him this week He will
deliver eight or nine speeches, make
farm visits every morning and give
several orchard demonstrations. Today
was spent in farm visits and office
work
His program for the week follows:
Tuesday, 9 o'clock. horticultural
meeting northeast of Chester on the
Everett Hunt farm. Afternoon at 2
o'clock. lecture in Centerville schools.
Wednesday, inspection of horses on
Frank Clevenger farm in Center town
ship and school lecture at Cambridge
City in the afternoon.
Thursday morning, 9 o'clock, milk
testing demonstration. East End school
OF Jefferson township. Afternoon,
o'clock, school lecture at Economy
Thursday night, s o'clock. lecture at
Columbian Farmers association.
Friday afternoon. lecture at Green's
fork schools
Saturday, office calls, speech at
meeting Of the Wayne County Horti-
cultural society in afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-06
ABUSED FLY MOVES
HANDLEY TO WRITE
Post Office Employe Recalls
Days When Father Weld
ed Fly Brush While Eating.
The housefiy is abusedl

This is the first time any one has
had the daring to put forth such a
statement, with commercial organize
lions. civic improvement societies and
women's clubs fraternizing for COM
mond protection against the awful
housefly, but Lawrence Handley, SUI
perintendent of mails in the Richmond
postoffice, has taken the step, and is
likely to plunge into terrible doom or
perdition for making light of the fly
question, II is said.
III flies would multiply at the rate
they tell US, we would all be carried
out or eaten up before july" said Mr..
Handley. Forty years ago we didn't
have screen doors. Many of us can
remember well how our fathers sat
at the head of the table, swinging a
fly-brush across the board with one
hand and eating with the other. We're
all here yet, and we all hate flies, but
the poor little things
In lieu of further explanation of
his feeling for the housefly. he has
written the following poem:
THE FLY.
You poor little innocent fly,
Decree has gone forth that you die;
The sin you commit,
Insignificant bit,
Is the fact that you multiply.
Oh. monstrous, Ubiquitous bug,
Your grave you have certainly dug;
The freedom you've had
Has made you SO bad,
They're after your terrible mug.
Oh, poor little bothersome fly,
You've twisted the world all awry;
The sins at your door
About which. they roar.
Are awful to think of, OH my!
Your liberties now we curtail,
Where once you were privileged to sail
The swatter so keen,
Fly paper and screen
And death and distress now prevail
You monster of terrible sin,
The ogres and giants were thin,
Compared to the thing
Your ravages bring,
To sWatterS and all of their kin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-06
FORMER GOVERNORS
WIFE DIES TODAY

CHARLOTTESVILLE Ind, April g.
Mrs. Johanna Elston Lane, 81, died
suddenly of heart disease at her home
here today. Her husband, Col. Henry
F. Lane, who died in 1891 was once
governor of Indiana and later U. S.
senator from this state Mrs. Lane
sister was the wife of Gen Lew Wal
lace, author Of Ben Hur." Her father,
Major Isaac c. Elston, was a pioneer
banker of Charlottesville. Mrs. Lane
had attended every Republican con
vention including the last one in 1912
since the one over which her husband
presided in 1856. Arrangements for
the funeral will not be made until ar
rival of her brother, l. C. Elston, of
New York City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-06
MEMORIAL SERVICE


With 81. Paui's Lutheran church
decorated In black crepe and palms,
the Rev. Conrad Huber, William n.
Bartel and George Knollenberg spoke
in memory Of the late Dr.. John J.
Young, of the st. Johns church OF
New York city, last night The ser.
vice In honor Of the former pastor was
largely attended
Dr.. Young was pastor Of the st.
Paurs church from 1882 until 1898,
coming to Richmond from circuit
OF churches in Maryland. He left
Richmond some twenty-one years ago
to assume charge Of the St. John 8
Lutheran church in Gotham
Many of the older church members
have fond recollections Of the work of
the eastern pastor. William H. Bar
tel, in his paper, told of many occa-
sions to point out the extreme consid-
Grafton and love Of sacrifice of the
late minister.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-06
PREPARE FOR GUEST
HOUSE CAMPAIGN

A meeting of the Guest House aux
iliary board probably will be held
soon, to decide date for the second
campaign for funds The time Of the
meeting has not been fixed, but the
members of the auxiliary will gather
at the call of the president, Miss Mar
garet Starr.
The association will have the sup
port of committee of business men.
This was decided at recent meeting
held with the officers of the Com
mercial club. The business men will
act as advisors in conducting the cam
paign. If possible. the campaign will
be held in the spring.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-06
MORTON PARK OPEN


Tho Wild Rover opened the season
at Morton park yesterday, doing q
land-offfce business with land1ubbers
anxious TO ride on the only steamship
in Wayne county. Hundreds of per-
sons rode ON the craft
The lake was visited by several
thousand persons, and the park Off
cials said the season vas formally
opened whom The Wild Rover cast off
for the first trip.
Lumber for cottages Is on the scene.
1t is expected that the construction of
cabins and summer homes win be-
SIN next week with a rush.
Absence Of weeds and prottuding
stumps makes trips ON the lake en-
toyab1e.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-06
CITY STATISTICS
Deaths and Funerals.

HUDDLESTON-T. P. Butler, OF
South Eleventh street, received word
today of the death of his brother-in
law, J. H. Huddleston, at Pasadena
Cal. Mr.. Huddlestown was a former
resident Of New Castle, and was a
well-known photographer Of that place
He is survived by his wife, Ella Hud
dleston. He had many friends in this
city.
HUNTER-Samuel w. Hunter, As
years Of age, died at his home at S27
South street Saturday morning. He
is survived by his wife, Myrtle Hunter
and daughter, Moyell Hunter. The
funeral will be held Tuesday, at 2 p
IN. from the Bethel A. M. e. church
The Rev. Sampson will officiate
Friends may call at any time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-06
YOUNG WIFE
G B. Lswis, Is, Married to
Mis- Ez,yaxt, Is.

PENSACOLA. n. AOsA g. Major
Csssss B. LeviA q m1liooaire Of
Jad1souvlna. m. and Ms llabel In
yart of 0oGhen. md, WHO had been
visiting friends hero for several weeks
hAvs bssa married. ThS bridegroom
b ~ ysaSs Old whtle no bride Is tust
roandfng 10. Prior 10 meeting Miss
nhyart Major Lewis. who was . wild
0wor with . winter home IN Pensa-
cola announced nat he would endow
any young woman who would marry
HIM with 500. 900 In her own right
and that she would come into posses
SION Of all hi property upon his death.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-06
WANTS CONTEST HERE
Principal Pickell Trys to Ar
range Elimination.

Every effort is being made by Prin-
copal Pickell Of the high school to
have the sixth district elimination
contest of the high school state ora
torical contest May Is, held in Rich
mond. There seems little doubt at
present that the conference will not
be given to this city, as it is the
largest in the district.
The state contest will be held May
%. A representative Of each Of the
thirteen districts will be entered.
Robert Lyons, son of the Rev. S. R.
Lyons, is Wayne county's representa-
tive, having been given the decision
over six others at the high school last
week. He spoke on the Importance
of the taxation question. in framing
the new constitution for the state All
speeches will be on some vital fea-
ture of the proposed new state con-
stitution.