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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.

Chicago, Nov 27.-Congcstion OF
railroad facilities for exports appeared
to be chiefly responsible for the dis
appearance Of an early advance that
took place today in the price OF
wheat The market closed weak at
the same as yesterdays finish to Ae
lower, with December $l03is and
May $i.061s. Corn underwent set
back OF y to lc net and oats Of X TO
Ne. The final range in provisions ex-
tended from 2 Hc decline to rise Of
l5c.
1t was not until news came of an
embargo having been put on export
shipments Of grain from Buffalo by
way Of Baltmote that the bulls lost
control of the wheat market Bearish
sentiment was given further impetus
late in the session as a result of adj
vices that line to New York, which
was choked with loaded freight cars
rs far back as Scranton, had also in
formed agents to refuse for the pres
ent all business destined for Europe
The consequent downward swing left
the market in the end at nearly the
lowest level Of the season.
Corn was bearish even more than
wheat by the embargo at baltimore.
oats was relatively steady IN c0nse-
qucnce Of free buying Of December
options here against export sales at
the seabOard
Provisions made a strong start and
weak finish.
Closing prices:
Nynaat--DpC Al az IL NAV 81 06.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
Has q High Opinion OF Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy,

81 had a severe cold on my lungs
for weeks. coughed and coughed
and would be disturbed in my rest
coughing nights. On the recOmmen-
datlon Of a friend l began taking
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t re-.
lleved ME at once" writes Mrs George
MeCIanohan, Huntington. Ind, When
you have a cough or cold give this
remedy a trial. We are confident that
you VIII be much pleased with it. OBJ
lalnahIe everYWhere.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
FOR RENlr
Modern s and 7-room flats. close in
steam heat: houses, ( tO S rooms
modern, some furnished
w. III. McMIlLLION
I'll West Gold.


Roswell n. NJ. Noy a7.- seventy
eight thousand head OF cattle were
dipped this fan in that part of Chaves
Icounty east OF the Hagerman pasture
and south OF the railroad a district
less than half of Chayes county
These figures are official being the
actual count of the United States in
spectors supervising the dipping.
These figures tel q remarkable story
OF increase In cattle in Chaves county
under the newer methods Of handling
cattle on the range and in pastures.
I'm other words, as better methods are
followed a larger number nf cattle
may be grown than in the day 81 frne
range and no winter feed on care. Il
shows another thing Mitch of this
particular section IN the early days
was of little value for lack OF water.
Now water has been developed over
This whole area ana every foot of land
may be- utilized for fra2lng Anyway
this Increase In cattle shown by the
dipping records is surprising.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, nov. 27.--Cattle Receipts
500. Market steady, Native beef
steers, $5.70dl0.55; western steers,
.S6.20O8.30; cows. $2.70@S.00; calves,
$6.25G10.00,
Hogs Receipts 10000 Market nc
tive &c above yesterdays average.
Bulk. $GO0m6.65; heavy, 1926 ness;
pigs, $3.75@5.60.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market
weak Wethers, $60O@650; lambs,
$7l5I9.20.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28

There are good reasons why Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy Is preferred
to any other by many mothers OF
young children. Read what one Of
them says about a. Last winter my
daughter had an attack Of Group and
I gave her Chamberlains Cough Rem
edy. 1t relieved her at once My OK
perience and that Of my friends is that
this medicine will do all that is claim
cd FOR st." writes Mrs. w. H. Wood,
Lima, Ohio. Obtainable everywhere..
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
PIONEER OF C0LFAX
COUNTY PASSES AWAY
,.sse,Al o,ss.ren TO Aossiso JOURNAL

snrIurOr. \. NJ NOV. -C-NobtTI
i, irwin. "a well-known citizen Of the
~ Do5 lake district Of ColfaN county,
l,o5 leS IN Springer at 3 o'clock this
,,orning at an advanced age.
Nr irwin was pioneer Of CoifaX
,,"nty having lived here for forty
yssrs ana having contributed much to
tbc upbuHding Of northern New Mex
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
Knnsns Ciln IIycstock.

Kansas City Nov Cattle Re
eeipts 100. Market steady. Prime fed
steers $925D 1000 dressed beef
steers, s700@9.00; western steers,
$6.25 @8.25 calves, 5000 $50.
Hogs-Receipts 2,O00. Market
strong. Bulk. $G.25WG,60; heavy.
$500 G.70i light, 1926 6.55; pigs,
$5.25W6.25.
Sheep Receipts none. Market
steady. Lambs, $S.250S,S5; yearllngs,
$G.25M 725 wethers, $5.50@6.15.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
KANSAS CITY noARD OF TRADE.

Kansas City. Nov. 7-wheat-No.
. hard. g9c a $1.04; No. 2 red, Sf.0S@
10; Dec. 96%c; May $1001a n q.
Corn--No. 9 mixed, 81 y n G2c; No.
2 white, 6id 62c; Dec, COZ n Sc;
May. 63Mc.
Oats-No white, 3S15 a soc; No.
2 mixed. 36d37c.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28

Denver, Nov. observation-disclosures
800. Market steady Beef steers,
$6.25 q $50, cows and heifers $1,000
G.25, stockers and feeders, 5000 n
725; calves, s7.00@S.50.
Sheep--Receipts 800. Market
steady No quotations
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
w. y 4s a., w. :: JOURNAL CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
FOR SALE

S1,5Q0-6-room. 2-story frame, mod
ern; corner lot. North Eighth St
SI.6OO--i-room frame. lot. 100xl42;
highlands, near shops.
S2.500-6-room. 2-story frame dwell
ing, modern. s. Arno St. close in
$3,000-S-room frame dwelling. mod
ern, fireplace. fine shade, good out
buildings, 3rd ward. close in.
81. i.s50-4-room frame. bath. electric
lights, J0-foot lot. North Eighth ST.;
terms.
$i,So0-4-room frare. modern. shade
and fruit trees, good out buildings;
fine location. 4th ward.
S2.000--5-room frame. modern. close
in: 4th ward
SO ,000--6-room stucco bungalow, mod
ern. garage; highlands, close In.
So. 5.0O0-1-room brick dwelling. sleep
ing porch. steam heat. lavatorles in
bedrooms; fine location, 4th ward.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. Nov 27.--Mercantile pa
rey-2s4 to per cent,
Bar silver--5B y
Mexican dollars--43 Ac.
Government honds--steady
Railroad bonds--StronB
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
I,rnmLncnL Gnllnn connlc Ma.

Gallup. y. NJ, Nov. 27-One OF the
weddings OF Importance among the
spanish American peepfe Of Gallup
took place at the Sacred Heart church
Thursday morning when Miss Venc-
rando Gonzales was united in mar
riaEe TO J. r. r. Herrera, formerly
Of Albuquerque, but of recent years Of
Gallup, where he is engaged Ia the
general dry goods business. Miss
Gonzales is one OF the few spanish
American high school graduates Of
this city. The wedding was celebrated
at high mass q q o'clock. After the
ceremony O wedding breakfast wns
served at the home of the brides
mother The couple left In the even-
ing for a wedding trip of about q
months duration TO points In Cali
fOrnla
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
NEW YoRK COTTON.

New York, Nov. 27--The cotton
market closed very steady today, with
prices 20 to q points net higher
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
NEM YoRK MErAL MARKET.

New York, Nov. 27--Copper--Firm
Electrolytic-20 zoe.
Iron Unchanged.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
WEEKLY BANK sTATEMENT

New York, Nov. 27.-The statement
Of the actual condition OF clearing
house banks and trust companies for
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
EIGIN BU1rER MARKET

Elgin. H., Nov, 97.--Butter-Iiigh-
ar5 100 tubs at 93c 81 tubs at 32c.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
HELP WANTED.
.~--~1~n-~-~--~~-~~~-~~~~--
Male.

Male.
WANTED-Mexiosni laborers i.75 per
day Employment Agency, iiO South
Third street. Phone 35t
UNCLE SAM has thousands of jobs open
this year. / win help you get one. write
FOR my hlg Free I490k DXla6s. Earl Hop
lyns. Washington, u. G..
WANTED--At once fuunB men fer AUTO
mobile business hig pay. We make you
expert in ten weeks BY mail Pay us after
we secure you position Century Automo-
bile Institute Los ADgeles 0ulf
ABLE.DODIED MEN. good eyesght, FOR
firemen and brakemen on railroads ~
Albuquerque Vicinity, 800 SEQ monthly
Experience unnecessary, Answer in Eng-
tsh. Railway Association, care Journal
DO YOU WANT ION where you may
learn useful trade? In the Navy Your
pay continues whether sick or well No
hard times, never laid of if you behave
yourself. Navy lie is healthy and inter
esung can and inyestgatc an Navy Re-
cruiting station, 20it. El Paso street El
Paso. Tex
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
CALL ron BIDS.

New Mexico state PenitontIary Santa
Zee N NJ.
For supplies to be furnished to tho
New Mexico state peuitentiary nc
SANTA Fc, ~ NJ. tor six months end
Ing May 3O 1916
Supplies consist Of groceries, meats,
drygoods. leather and grain.
Specifications and BLANK proposals
can be- had ON application To the sue
pcrintcndept
Bids will be opened az a. m. Mon
day, December 6, 1915.
JOHN B McMANUS,
Superintendent
Santa Re, n NJ. November 81, 1915.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
MONEY TO loan
LEGAL NolTCEs

~-s~Ns~~@~~-~~Ne~~~e ~~~eee-~f~~-N~--4~-~~~~4@
$500 40 TO LOAN on rcal estate at 10 per
cont T. v y. care journal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28

Sealed bids VIII be received by tho olork
of school district No, Thlrlcen U3), Tor
rance county New Mexico, up 20 ten o'clock
in the forenoon uf Wednesday the first day
~ December 1915 for tho erection OF ~
school house IN Mountainalr New Mexico.
plans oud specifications can be seen at the
store OF w. r. Orme after November 10.
1915. Tho successful bidder win be requir-
ed TO give bond satisfactory 90 the board
OF school directors conditioned for the talth-
ful performance of the contract The board
reserves the right TO reject any OF all
bids
II. L. HANLON,
clark NJ Board
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
{, {, R0YER, M, D,
PERSONAL


CUT THIS OUT Cor luck Send birthday
ana 10 cents Tor horoscope of ypur entire
lie Prof liaphael 400 Lexington avenue.
NcW YORK
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
MANTEn.--snIosmcn.

WANTED-kales manager. Something new
business necessity rotallH s., tiO SIS;
enormous profits no competition. pXclu-
sye territory. free SAMPLES sayers Cos
ii6 wainwright 81 Louis
SALESMAN general mercantile trade
in New Mexico, 10 sell new proposition
Of merit, vacancy now; attractive commits
son contract for balance of year ana l9l6,
S3j weekly for expenses Niles r. llXler
Co.. Wholesale Jewelcrs 194-is CarIin
building Cleveland o.
LIVE WIRE SPECIALITY sALEsMhN--To
handle our complete line of high grade
art calendars illustrated signs leather
goods. pencils. fans and other practical adj
yoftisnR novelties. a long established nnd
reliable line. libefal contract. exclusive ter
utory season opens January LIST Real
salcsmen' earn f75 to $50 per week Write
today for open territory Meekgr AdNcrtM'
Ing CO.. Inc Joplin Mo.
Statesmen Zig money bis line all ne
cesslties--Grocercs paints, oils STOCK
food. sell al wholesale. goods and house
nationally known immense crops insure
vast trade Quit road-stay IN home terfl'
tory build homes and bank accounts az
hundreds do. Regular trade qhickly cas-
Ny covered. no cupltal-otiectlve selling
helps $3.50 10 $500 monthly easy. write TO-
day. John Sexton & Co.. Whpefale Gfocefs
g3G West Lake street chicago H.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28
sALESMEN! BY POPULAR PRICED
NEW YORK SKIRT HOUSE

10 hHndTe Y " ~ UUUIUtIa HHTTOIHT
from line of about 25e Best values
that have ever been produced Tor
this coming season. Liberal commits
sion paid only those who have an
established trade Wl be considered.
Full details n FIRST letter Excelsior
SKIRT CO., i5a-i5t West Thirty-fourth
street, New York
% % % o. To % o. % " % % o % % o o %
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-28


WANTED-dnl Tor general work illo
North second 5tIegt
WANTED--0irl for general homework.
Phone re s07 East GRAND 'ayenue. ..---
WANTED-Goo cook aud housekeeper Ia
ANAL family. good wages l2l south Alnp
WANTED liousekeoper must care for
children. Apply il5 Mountain Road
Phone i9i3W
wANTED-Glri for dining room. American
preferred. Phone 1888 Mrs. w. II, Reed,
Locthart ranch
WANTED Good gir ror general house
work family ot Two. Apply mornings,
l0G Eorth Twelfth
WANTED-Glrl FOR geuerai homework no
washing Apply Mrs Sol Weiller liVl
Wea Tiieras avenue.
WANTED-Apprentic girls We do aecor-
dion, box side plating Crane drcssmak-
ing parors, 2l5 North Seventh street Phone
lA1
WRITE motion picture phys so each;
experience unnecessary, details free 60
beginners. Producers League, $50 VAIN
wright ST. Louis
90 on THE STAGE Earn tel tl00
weekly. 2-ceut stamp for particulars
Theatrical lnstruciing Goa Palace Thputer
building Toledo. 0nle
WANTED bright capable ladies TO
trayel. demouatfato ana sell dealers, 32a
to $50 per week railroad fare paid nood-
rich Drug COMPANY, Dept llO, Omaha
Npbr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-13
Los revOIucionarios del Vale del Rio Grande obran
de aeuerdo con eli ''PIan de San Diego
Es IN moviniento que tiende a independizar una gran parte de Texas

brero: pero el arresto de uno de los
principales complicados por ell Conf
sario de los EstadoS Unidos. Mars
hall. hizo f~racasar el plan. La or
~ganizaci6n no fue deSbandada, sin
embargo; al contrario, Sc procedi6
a reclutar mayor numero de adeptoS,
mientras el arresto de su leader fue
hecho aparecer a la luz publica CO.
no IN martirio.
CreeSe, ahora, que. de conformi-
lad con ell plan ~acordado, Sc ha he
enc o esta hacienda ell segundo in
tento para tomar los condados del
Sur de Texas Y que exitados los re-
beldes por las medidaS tomadas con-
ira e!loS, nan comenzado SuS Dri-
iEeras depredacioneS. e. Condado de
Cameron ha sido objcto de los pri-
meroS ataques. Este COndadO tiene
ina area de GIL millas cuadradas
con una poblacion, segun e. censo
lie 1910, de PISS habitantcs ' IN
IS por ciento de Mexicanos.
Los determination de los Iimites
exactos entire Mexico Y Texas, ha
motivado cuestiones deSde los dias
er que este uitimo Estado sc II
ituyo en- R~epublica bajo Ia Prcsi-
iencia de Lorenzo Zavala y al Oeste
lie Texas, cl curse del Rio Bravo
70 siempre acceptable como la verda-
lera Inca divisOria. Esto ha dado
origen q multitud de litigios entire
.os propierarios dc t~ierraS, pueS no
eStaudo los limites entire los dos
biru irtrrmluado>. tcuia Que
ser esta ID c~onsecuencia n~ecesaria.
Y esta fuG Ia causa de que los me-
xicanoS reciamaado el t~erritorio 81
Juado entire las Nueces ' cI Rio
Grai.de, tuvieron que librar la bata-
la de Paio Alto e S de Mayo de
1876 Y de Ia resaca de la Palma "ci
9 del mismo mes Y aHo.-
Los mexicanos disputaban contra
Ell derecho que cl General Zacarias
creia tener para avanzar d!
Sur de las NueceS. Muchos han in
en- que Texas no debia habcr
adquirido ningun territorio al Sur
del Rio de las NueceS y que Ia ba-
caIla de San Jaciuto no pudo dar d
Texas ningun t~eyritorio fuera de sus
en- e. Estado de CoahuiIa.
Han inSistido en- que, en- realidad. to
das las tierraS al Sur de las Nucccs
son nar.e de 10 Que en- otro tempo
sc conocio como "Proyiucia dc Nue.
Santandcr."
A.=uaa> hi>'oria> r~tin dr a.u"r-
do con que eI ascrto dc los mcxica-
.os de que csc tcrrjtorio es partc
de Ia ''Provincia dc Nucvo Santan-
der" cs ~corrccta, idea que es accp-
,aIa t1mbltu por .oIa> alurl!a- PER
sonas que conocen los archives Y los
PaSa a la ia. Col. 5a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-13
Sc hace muy dificil la vida enla capital de
Sonora por la c~arestia de los comestibles
La manteca vale ochenta pesos ell kilo; la carne,
ocho pesos; TN huevo, diez reales y asi
los demas ~articulos

HERMOSILLO. Son. -AgostO i
Las condolences de vida I'll eSta
ciudad. son cada dia mas diticiles.
\ Ia escasez de articuIOs tie prl-
mera necesidad, hay que agrcg0r
q alto pTeciO que eStan aIcanzando
dichos articulOS. De tai modO cs-
tan altos, que dificiImentc la gen.
tc que no eS c~apiJalista. pucde pro-
veerSe de cllos.
Para dar una idea de 10 Que el
pueblo sufre. BASTARD decir Que
la carne So consigue a razdn de- ocllo
pesos kilo. cuando hac" tres diaa
:" vruIia aim a tres y cuatrc pesos.
La m]autcra, iparrcc incrrjDlr,. al
canZa uH prcrio fabulosu: uchrnta
pesos VI k~iIogramo; una pieAa d.
pan. ocheuta r~cutayoS; los hucyos.
I'm peso yciticino centaNos cada
uno, y a>i por ci rstiIo.
Los emp!eado>. que coutinuan
ganandD los miSmos suicides que
antaHo. no haliau Ia manera de-
con el productro dc 81 ira
baio. -Aprnas i les basta para
frcutr Il la nrr"Sidadr~ ii"
una -rlnana con 81 >u"ido 4" uu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-13

ser d~istribuidas en- forma tai que
, puedan guardian todos los pueblos,
villas ' aIdeas del territorio de
Brownsville. Que los Rangers de Te-
xas ' los voluntarios sean encarga-
dos de patrullas la region del Mez-
quite ' de esa ane los merodea-
dores seran arrojados fuera de Ia
cOmarca.
Frank c. Pierce, native de Ia from
terra de Texas. que ha pasado toda
su vida en- el vale del Rio Grande Y
cue conoce Ia historic de TeXas-Me-
x.co. mejor que todos los que viven
en- aquella circunscripcion, declare
euiaricamente anteayer que los par
t;darios del plan de San Diego
son los responsables de TODD 10 que
esta pasando. Declare tambien que
81 el Sheriff del Condado de Came
ron. W. T. Eann hubiera recibido Ia
ayuda de alguno de los mandatarios
que figuran prominentemente en- Ia
politica, Ia Situacion nc habia lie
gado a ser tan seria.
Mr.. Pierce es e. autor del mani
fiesto que dice que ningun soldado
coustitucionalista 0 viliiSta figura en-
los actuales diSturbios ' que Sc estan
hacienda esfuerZos por muy couoci-
dos polit;cos que trabajan de consul
para atraer a esta guerra las
facciones combatientes de Mexico,
Dorque este traeria una complication
International. Algunos leaders poll
ticos estan en- Ia firme creencia de
que 81 pueden atraer a este moyi-
miento a los soldados de Carranza
Q Ic Villa. IA intervention armada
en- los asunros de Mexico, seria Ia
c~onsecueHcia Immediate.
= porci6n de Texas que los TO-
Jos p~artidarios del Plan de San
Die&o quieren restaurar a Mexico,
abrazu 2l.5l4 millas cuadradas '
conforme &. censo de 1910. ticne
una po5.acion de 1858 h~a0itantes.
De este numero. cerca del 20 por
cicnvo son mexicanos. los mas de Ia
c.asc mas pobrc. Una gran parte de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-13

Los revolucionarios meXIcanos que
desde hace aigunos dias han eSrable-
edo ell reinado del terror en- toda "a
region mas baja del valle del Rio
Grande. parece que asumcn una &C
titud definida. hacienda cOmprender
cuales son sus ~verdaderos fines. Di-
cese tratan de restaurar a Me-
xico Ia POI ci5n de territorlo Sltuada
al Sur de los Condados de Nave
rick Y Zavala : rodas las SinuSlda-
des del Rio de las Nueces.
Sc ha descubierto que eXiSte una
organization, Ia cual Ia proc!ama-
do el plan de San Diego y esta
hacienda una propaganda r~evolucio-
maria que pide Ia muerte de todoS
los americanoS de 10 amos arrloa
u Sc encuenlran al Norte del Rio
Grande. en- los Estados de Texas,
Nuavo Mexico, Colorado, Arizona :
California, acto que sera segu.ao
de la toma de esos Estados : {. es-
tablecimiento de una nueva RepU-
blica.
La ,oma del val,c de Rio Gran
de perrsuecieure a IA comarc me-
xicana, sc ha considerable tUmo e.
primer paso del movimicnto de que
SC ,rats.
Desde mace dos amos, d~isgustados
los Mexico-TexaHo y aigunos re-
fugiados que nan cruzado "a from
terra. - nan veaido de~sarro.laado
los principles de este plan. Sc ma"
establecIdo logias en- algunaS CONT
nicades de m~exicanos donde "a CO.
Ionia es mas que numerosa. E ira
baio de organization Is similar a
pIan seguilo por Ia industrial
Workers of the World In aiguuos
circu.os oticjales * cree que cscas
agrupaciones Soa MagonistaS. Ias-.-
tuci6u Secreta que eXc.ta . - m'em
bros q Ia muer,e ; a Ia v~jolac.on.
A.m-eave. en- Ia maaana iuecon
ehviados al General Funston, Co.
mandance del DeparJ&meuto del SIT,
detaIes completes .acecca &c III com
blot en- este vas.o pals y se cree
tambieu que una similar iutorma-
cion Sc ha recioido Ell "a oficLna oe
-. l.-... -.r-- I'D.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-13
Trevino dice que es lcal a su ito
Don Venustiano

FL general Jacinto B. Trcvino, jefe
de Ia Division del Nordeste, recibi6
IN mensaje del licenciado Eliseo Are
donGo en- el cual Sc lie pedia declara-
IA 81 prestaba todo su apoyo al c. We
nuStiano Carranza.
Trcvino. que es sobrino del c. Ca
rranza, contest6 eI mensaje de Are
dondo en- los s~iguientcs terminus:
"Contesto Su telegrama relative. Per-
mitomc manifestarIe que mi lealt
hacia la causa constitucionalista )
mi adhesion hacia al CiudadanO Ca
rranza. Primer Jefe del Ejercito
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-13

conner uuo . dos dias solamentc.
Fl pueblo. naturaImente. - sin
I'D pronto aguijoneado por el ham
bre Y proteSt0 ante la a~utorldadcs.
Y estas Sc vieron en- Ia necesldad
De pedir a los agricultOres y CO.
uncertainties una parte de sus cXls-
tcncias. para cStableccr provccdu-
rias en- las cuales Sc reparten gra-
tuitamente cOmestibIes a los Due
no puedcn cUmprar nj un pedazo de-
pan.
En- 81 concrete Sc DOta Ia faIta
absolute del paprl moncda de Pc
Guchos va.orcS Y cSIo hacr que FL
ptbliro 81 pcrjudiquc ann mas de-
10 Que esjd pcrjudicado con 81 al
10 prccio qur aicanlan las mrrcaH-
Cias. pues muchas yecrS no puedrn
proverrSc De 10 ,lue ncrrsitan prr
lalta de caInbio.
JamaS habia pa>ado HrrmosiIlo
Dor una crisis tan trrmrnia. No
rrruerdan los yrcino> haDer Sulri-
do de- un moio tan atroz. nj ru jo-
tiempos tn uur Ia RcpGbIica tuvo
dlr lurhar contra los iuya>Jrr~.
ruand" 81 -pDicrno ]juarisia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-13
Correspondence especial para LA PRENsA.

MONTERREY. Agosto 9.-La huel
ga de los operarIos de Ia Cerveceria
Circumference, que estall6 q causa de
que los referidos o~perarios pusieron
varias e~xigencias a la compania, ter
mino Ell sabado, de una manera sa-
tisfactoria para ambas parties, pues
los huelguistas ~obtuvieron 10 que So
l~icitaban, es decir. aumento de suel-
dos Y jornales, fijando como mini
ma Ia cantidad de dos pesos diarios.
Y ia compania hizo que r~etiraran los
huelguistas la clausula relativa al
nombramiento de una comislon de
Ajustes que fuera reconocida por Ia
Gerencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-13
Sigue ell ~rcc!utamiento

Jesus CARA. general constructions
lista. comision6 al Mayor Torres pa
ra que Sc dirigicra al pueblo Hannah
dole a Tue ingrese a las filas carran-
cistas. Cara q~uiere reorganizar Ell
Noveno regimiento, que tuvc 4 sus
6rdencs Y que Sc disolci6 cuando di-
cho jefe carrancista cruzo Ia fronte-
IA y fut q San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-13
La huelga de los operarios de la Cervece-
ria Cuauhtemoc termino satisfactoriamente
IJacinto Trevino dice que es leal a su tic, ell prl-
mer iefe de los constitucionalistas. -Sigue
el reclutamiento en- Monterrey

Constitucionalista, son puntoS estos
que nadie ha puesto nj pondra en- d.
da puesto que mis- actos han Justl1t-
cado siempre tales hechos.' lnuti
me parece ratificar una vez mas esa
lealtad Y esa adhesion"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-13
Dos encuentcos de corta duracion.

Dos encuentros de corta duracion.
Los iniormcs que sc recibicron hoy
aqui, hablau de dos c]ncucntros regis
trados entire las tropaS americanas y
los alEados. Uno de dichoS c]ncUcutroS
tuyo lugar entire las pobIacioncs dc
Mercedes y Donna, pcrtcnccirutcs i
este Condado. FL encucnJro Sc regis
tro cl marteS en- IL nochc Y fuc de
corta duracion por habcrSe retirado
los sediciosos, en- vista de que Sus enc
migos eran en- numero considerable.
Estos recogieron el cadaSer de uno
de los sediciosos Y una mula cargada
con bastante parque.
FL otro encuentro tuyo lugar ante
aver en- cl Condado de Hidalgo, entire
los revoltOsos Y la genie mandada por.
q Sheriff Baker. Los e~mpleadoS dc
Licho Sheriff apreheudierou i dos
americanUs de apellido Brady Y los
fusilaron, por haberes comprobado
~" di"h"S indi~idmos hahian fomad"