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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
EYNOZNT
.W%MANE
. ACR
I A02ZZZ0AH
AND NLRS I
March 29-Amelia Barr.

Il am at that absolute purity Of In
tent and style which permits me never
to write ono word which when dying
would wish to blot out" So spoke
Amelia Barr. the well-kEown writer
whose birthday is celebrated March 80
and the statement is characteristic OF
Mrs. Bars intense seriousness in all
that she undertook.
She was born in Lancaster. England
hut by adoption she became an Ameri-
can. Her education was the most
severe. In the schOolroom OF her child
hood there were long tables faced with
sand which were made smooth by the
passing of a roller. Her first writing
was done with brass pencil. tracing
the letters on lines ruled in the sand.
At the age of six she had gained such
proficiency that she was allowed to
use a goose quill. and it was not till
she was 20 that she ever used Il pen
of metal
MY soul had been at school before
II came into this life" Mrs. E4rr once
said. and from my earliest infancy
here ii was placed in favorable cir
Cumstances for advancement
When she was 10 she married Rob
ert Barr. with whom she lived with
perfect happiness and devotion. With
him she came to this country and set
tied in Galveston. where. during Il
sCOurEe o. yellow fever. her husband
and three sons died. Left with
three little daughters to support and
educate. Mrs. Esrr turned her atten-
ton to teaching. She followed this
profession for two years. when she was
SO greatly encouraged in her writing
that she turned her attention to cdi-
torial and literary endeavor. Her hest
Nf fns
and a Bow Of Orange Ribbon"
Copyright, lof3.l
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
Are You Big and industrious!

Physically Charge and willing 10
work? Very well. Madame, your hus-
band will be true and he will not
desert you. That's what holds the
men. according 10 a recent invesi
CATION carried on by the Chicago bu-
reau OF public welfare for the pur-
pose of determining the causes of
desertiou. 1t is whether a woman is
strong and healthy and ready to pitch
in and do her share OF the work And
these results are IN the nature OF
surprise to some ur us. We had
rather thought that rucrc we're other
qualities. qualities or charm and tact.
of youth and fascination. of vivacity
aud coquatry that kept man inter-
ested enough in his VIE 20 remain
faithful to her rIil death.
Ard tho frLurc.s come out in black
and = iI,e INA; IL is the big. husky
wife not t,o charming little doll with
= IaI.y FAC" Nho Keeps her husha nd
love or At Last prevents his de-
scrii"rr. Il Is ne woman who -
health, Ind therefore happy. The
V oman who r.,u work. Who can rIs"
L"lt".os -: ia" morning aud cook her
Husbai.,,'@ ;,rc'lf,~t. Who can wash
:...L iron 81 n..,: lee and who can do
- days -. y. CORY twenty -four
hour.
a. ff:s' D.: - 'dInc- Disappointing.
j: - .~ri@,"ly lot 1T all ror'a-rtr.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
Br:ton's Plea for the Dachshund.

London. March os-British prejudice
against Germany has been turned even
against the kind of dog that bears the
unfortunate name of daChshund," com
plains a writer in the Daily Mail. who
says:
May I protest against tho cruel ana
senseless manner in which some people
are treating the unfortunate turnspit
dogs because these poor dumb friends
have boon called by the German name
of daChShund. These dogs. although
very popular in Germany arc our old
English turnspits. used In byGone davs
to turn. by means of wheel, the roast
ing jack in the same way as the donkey
at Carisbrooke Castle draws water from
the we'll. On account of their name these
poor dogs are now being treated not as
enemy aliens to whom VIC arc unpatri-
otically lenient. but most unjustly."
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29

the cords and ligaments resulting from
muscular expansion. Beneath the sur
face is q network Of fine nerve threads
and the' gentle, soothing embrocation.
Mothers Friend" is designed to so
Intricate the muscular fbres as to avoid
the unnecessary and continuous nagging
upon this myriad Of nerves. Applied to
the breasts II affords the proper massage
20 prevent caking.
There is scarcely q well-stocked drug
s+c-e anywhere but what you can easily
obtain a bottle Of Mothers Friend and
IN nearly every town and village is q
grandma who herself used It In earlier
years. Expectant mothers are urged 70
t-y this splendid assistant.
Mothers Friend has been prepared
~ Bradfeld Regulator Co., $40 Lamar
Bldg. Atlanta. Ga. for nearly half q
century. Send for valuable little book to
expectant mothers.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
Vote ON Bills in 'on;;rcs> VIII n,
Disrussed

TIL" Washington Woman SU~r,-o
Council. AUXILIARY to tho Concr.ssinra II
committees Of the National Arnori,,,,,
Woman Suffrage Association. Will hold 3,
meeting on Thursday evening at = o'crocL
at the Chamber OF Commerce I2o +,
street northwest.
Mrs. Antoincttc Funk cxacutiy. ,.i.o
chairman of the Congressional cornpr,
lee. who has been directing the loLhy for.
Federal sufraE" legislation during tbe
last two sessions of Congress will he the
principal speaker She will analvZe tho
vote OF Congress on the three measures
OF particular interest TO women which
came before the House of Represer-,-
tiVcs during the last session. These ar,
the Bristow- Nondell suffrage amendment
the Hobson prohibition amendment and
the Palmer-Owen child labor bill
The Congressional committee has tus,
completed and will shortly issue to the
state suffrage associations renort
giving the vote on these three measure,
OF every member of Congress. SO that
each State association may have the
complete 6ata concerning its own rem
resenta-ives. The committee has already
published an analysis of the votes on
prohibition and suffrage. with special
reference to the States rights doctrine
and comparison of the votes on the
child labor bill and suffrage. SHOWING
that the opponents of child labor legisIa-
ton are also the opponents Of suffrage
These reports Mrs. Funk will discuss at
the suffrage meeting.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
When Baking Cakes.

II cake cracks open while baking
II contains too much flour. Use half
q cup less next time.
Sift your flour before measuring.
Sift the baking powder with II to
insure thorough blenoIns.
In making fruit cake add the fruit
before putting in the flour and 1t will
not fall to the bottom or the cake.
This Is better than FIGURING the fruit,
which often leaves unbaked flour
clinging to the fruit after 1t is baked.
In Dreaming butter and sugar,
where the former is hard. never warm
the butter. Warm the bowl or the
Otherwise the flavor and texture Of
the cake will be changed.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29

II you sec Young woman Swimming
along the sidewalks Of Connecticut ave
nue. in III" carly morning hours. dressed
in 4 Walking costume and wearing SEN
sibly built shoes. Won will know that
she has adopted TIL lad of her Newport
sisters and is doing her tcn-fnlle stunt
as prescribed by society in the Rhode
Island resort.
The naval officers stationed at Newport
must tax" ten-miie walks. Many at tho
society women there have decided 10 do
likewise. and in consequence haze be
come long distance walkers
Among the lOng-dIStanc" walkers in
Newport ar" Mrs. Roland Dickson
daughter Of Mrs Frederick r. Sands Miss
Dorothy Watts. Miss Eliza beth Sands
Miss Ruth Thomas. Hrs James J. Brown.
OF Denver. and Mrs. ZochaUm. wife OF
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29

AAosS "a CAtkJtSUk1Ill
mothers. these wo-
men. experienced in
this most happy
period, advise the
use Of Mothers
Friend"
Applied externally
to the abdominal
muscles its purpose
Is to relieve the
nm lr,n tAociAn ,,DN~
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
Betrothal Cards the Latest.

"A betrothal card. my dear queried
the girls grandmother. adjusting her
glasses and taking the bit of pasteboard
from her lap. What's that"
The old-fashioned woman looked for
some moments at the cards she held in
her hand. There We're three Of them
tied together with a white ribbon bow
as are the cards proud parents send
broadcast when an heir or an heIress
arrives to brighten their homes On the
largest card was the name Of the man:
IN the card just smaller was the name
Of the young woman and on the tiny
card was the word "Betrothed"
Well. ity another indel.cacy like
powdering the nose in public-to my way
Of thinking. my dear" said the grand
mother. laying aside the card. I'm nv
day a girl did not have to bind 4 man
to an engagement in this hard and fast
and formal way. She was shy and reti-
cent about letting anyone know she had
consented to give her hand to a man.
She never blazoned 1t forth as you girls
do today. butch. well, times. of course,
are changing"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
Experienced Women
Advise Mothers Friend

Because it is so perfectly safe to use
and has been Of such great help to a
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29

III you want n sponGy. light cake
use sour milk; II a heavier one use
sweet milk in it.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29

For a small cake or cookies have
a hot oven: for large, rich cake. 4
slow oven.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29

Egg Mufine-Reat four egg yolks
until they are creamy and then add
two cUpfuls of milk. Beat again with
a Dover egg heater. Sift into a bowl two
cupfuls OF pastry hour and half a tea
spoonful Of selt or else use two cup
ful5 of ordinary Hour with two even
teaspoon fuls of baking powder and the
salt. Pour the liquid mixture into this
-four and beat with the egg beater I'M
til II is smooth. Then fold in the
stiff whites of the esgs and turn into
muffin pans.
Peach Cakc--ISake two LAYERS OF
Eooi cake. Fat one on plate and
pile II with canned peaches. cut into
small pieces. Cover it with the other
layer and pile thick. slightly sweet
cned whipped cream on it.
Orange Tomato Soup-Just befors
serving some clear tomato coup. made
OF "Qual parts of tomato juice and
meat stock. add an orange. carefully
peeled and cut into small cubes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29

II you want very fine graine
cake beat well with a silver fol
after mixing.
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HOROSCOPE.
Mond.,. 'Irr"h -. 1913.

! n" stats in.lnH. i"it 90 10; ,uarr!. &c
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
TOMOPROW'S MENU.
AisDGys look for fhaf Nam,

"Immcnsc reduction in egEs-only
one shilling each"
CHARLES REApE.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-29
LUNCHEON OR SUPER.

DIS MEX.
rran-r Tonst., Soup
E1sH r,aH With AIiIe S4uce
faArd sweet Pistocs Spinach
ls'tUCr Salad
Apple T,Irc. Puddiry
Northern light., 1915-10-01
UNCLE SANS BUSINESS

The Great War, which We hope will sool be brought to close, will leave all Europe III pitiab!c condi- t;o1. Our own great il q peaceful nation will undoubtedly Ee fiooced with m,ny foreigners seeki: E homes lately brushed away; and seeking peace that our shores afford, but what are we to do with the in rush? The adults are Europe ans by birth and elvirnoment and love.
 Love of fatherland Is hard to dis miss. if not quite impossible; there fore with the children Uncle Sa I'll should deal ill order that "AMERI- CAN CITIZENSof of the genui,:e type may be transformed from the boys and girls of the einigra1lts. The first step it seems to 'is is that ti.ey be brought il touch with Il Pub lie Schools. and tie second step that il said Public Schools the laboratory method of teaching real citize, ship should be introduced and so present. ed to the children that a real love for Our Own Great Nation" will naturally arise. No person can le forced toloye another person; neither can child or adult be compelled to love this or any other nation, but q love may be won by the winnir z graces of another, and If an interest ing methodof teaching citizenship be introduced into every Public school of our land, in an interesting and vim ing way then cIttzr7is will be the out come of the army of children {
Northern light., 1915-10-01
J 0 I T I N 6 8

FraEk Ryan took load of mail tc. Ealtag few days ago.
 Andrewul is the champion whale killer of the village according E to our city correspondent
 Miss Carlson gave an interesting and very helpful lecture on sanita- tion to the natives few nights ago, The church was quite well filled.
 The potatoes in OUT garden this fals were remarkably large. Seldom, have Hc seen the yield equaled ii. airy place. One weighed more thar two pounds Less than POO hills pro. duCcd over 600 lbs. of large wei: formed tubers. Who can beat it? Miss Guerie Benson speit part of the summer vacation taking music under Dr. Wmkler of Warc-PelmontC Col. lege which is said to have the bese Conservatory of Music i'll the Soutk- land
 We are hopingto soo:l receive schco1 noes and reindeer items from tie various school d reindeer camps. Will gladly mai tile paper to ai> reindeer camp ill Alaska
 ~%zrr>+
 WHY? w hy does certain Insurance Com pany ask each applicant the follow
Northern light., 1915-10-01
WHY?

w hy does certain Assurance Com, pany ask each applicant the follow ing questions:-
 Stl. Have you now any connection. direct or indirect with tic mancfact- ure or sale of wines, spirits or i'll { liquors? oth. Have you ever had my sucl: connection. as asked f, Nc s? (Hsc give full details
 10th What isyour daily coilsrmp- tiol of wine, spirits or malt liquors?
 nth. Have you at any time used any of them to excess??o???????????????
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-08
Dos puebIos de Ia from
terra evacuados

Pledcas Negras, poblaci6n H.
mitrofe y opuesta a Eagle Pass.
Tex. y Las Vacas, opuesta ;6ual-
mente a Del Rio Tex, estan sien
10 eyacuadas por las guarnicio-
mes VilIlstas; y se presume que
ambas poblaciones queden baio
el dominic de las fuerzas Consti-
tucionalistas. seg0n Sc despren.
de de las Gltimas noticias, que
han sido recibidas en- ell Consula-
do ConstitucionaIista de esta Ciu-
dad.
Los ViIlistas, que guarnecen
dichas pobiaciones, preocurados
hondamente, con los 1ltimos des-
calabnos, registrados en- salsillo
Y Paredon,, puntos capturados
por las fuerzas leales, ternen YER
sc emboteIlados por las fuerzas
victoriosas.
Sc han recibido en- Ell propio
Consulado, de que f1emos hecho
menci6n completes detailes. de
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-08

"Toman'lo en- consideration uuc
ltS cIndaaunos generates, jcfcs
cflcialcs del extinto EiGrcito Fe-
dcral, Que no hGu tornado Darti .
e!pacl0n alguma On politica mill.
tar en- contra del gobicrno Cons
ttuclonatista dcSde In disoluci0n
del menclonado ciGrcito en- agos-
10 Gle l9l1; qu" este solo hccho
rcv"la una scrcn'iad de critcrio
un patr'otismo dcpurado, por
tcdoS motives la"dablc; Y tcnien-
90 en- cIenta qu. csos ciudada-
r"s generates, JcfcS Y OficialcS
uI1e de l.. carrera dr las armas
hablan hcrho una profession. hov
ST. 'ehcu"utran en- las miSnaS a.
i'!ctvaS clrcurStHuciaS que Ct
rcS'O dr los hah:iantcs de csEa
2ona; este Cumtrl General drl
tucrpo dc EjGtotto dc Oricntc.
con lnSrtucucciours cXprcSaS del
I. Prince Jefc dc Ejercito Cons
I tucIonalis'a y Encargaio del
Podor FL 'cutivo dc lii Naci6n,
ha aco"dado In inst stalaci6n de
In DEP 'SlTO DE GENERA
Les. JEt'E& y OFICIAIES DEF.
TX ELERClTO lFEDERERAL,
q, ,pcndlehie de este eurrpo dc
Elcrcito Dc 0ricnts, SoGrr las ha
SIS sigui,ntcs.
PRlNEftA. -. Solo scran ms.
Cript0s Ell et DEt DSlTO DE GE
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-08

hcnte d'Sroner, eomo 81 dispone
4" eli prescnte derreto que sieu,: :
= rt. 10. Sc hac, del corocimicn
'G dc tojos los propietarios dc
J meas y Eredios rtrales : urbanos
I'll el Estado que estan interve-
nIdos por la revoluci6n de pn
l+galldad. que Ell el t6Hmino, de
Sesenta d:as, contadOs desde, il
ribllcacl'n de ste decreto, Sc
presenter personaIroenic a rrei
bir sus Cncas yu sean ruralts ;
'irDanas, Ge las cue entrarcn d:&&
o" lnogO "ii' poses IN yqun con los
requisites legales les serd cntrv-
gadas. Art. 2. Sc hace igual.
mente del conoeimiento de los IN.
teresados- que por algdn coneepto
no sc presenter en- ell termino ci-
tado a tomar possession de las men
clonadas ineas, que estas segui
ran intervenidas y administra.
das por Ia oficina respectiva. re-
solvlendese oportunamente con
elias 10 que ser mas proeedente.
For tanto, mando sc irnprima
publique, eircule y Sc le dc eI de
bldo cunnpllmiento. .-Es dado en-
el Paiacto del Gobierno del Esta-
90 en- c. Victoria, a los tres dfas
del mes de septiembre de 1915, -
LUIS CABALLERO. -GON1A-
10 CASTRO, Srio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-08
"a Region Carbon1fera
en- poder de los Leales

Las fuerzas Constitucionalis.
Las. Gienen bajo su control, las
minas de carbon de Coahuila,
capturadas a raiz de la toma dc
Saltillo y de Pared6n; segdn tele
gramas recibidos en- este sentido,
en- ell Consulado ConstitucionaIis-
ia de esta Ciudad, de fuentes of.
ciales. La information anterior
ha sldo dada a conocer en- eI men.
safe, que en- seguida transcript.
mos: Dice asf: "Unas cuantas
horas despnes de la captura de
Saltillo, las fuel lzas de. Gral. Ire
vino, persiguieron al enemigo
con direction q Pared6n. que fue
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-08
MUM. fs49.
Fuer0I) tusi|adOs
tres exgenera|eS

Por noticias que proceden de
los centros miiitares Villistas, 10
sabe que ell GSal. Villa, eontinda
su labor, fecunda en- asesinatos.
contra 10 mls granada. de sus ele
mentos reaeeionarios.
Los mas, recientes, oeurrieron
en- Torre6n, segin Sc nos comu~
MICA; y las. zictimas en- gesta oca~
sion fueron los ex. generates fe~
derales, Benjamin Arsumedo,
Higinio Aguilar y Rafael Eeuia
Lis.
Los maneionados Jefes, militia.
ron bajo las 6rdenas, del general
Huerta, durante To- sublevaci6n
de este militar coasra el Sr. Pre-
.,,dente Madero; y mas, tarde
cuanda ell ejercito sc disolvi6.
fueron aceptados sus servicioa
por eb Gral. Stlriano, Emiliano
Zapata,, pero disgustados con ss~
te. Sc retiraron rumbo Torre6n,
para seguir la earnpaRa, al lado
de villa, quien premi6 con ell fu-
sAarniento los servicios de estoa
tres generates.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-08

capturada igualmente Y el enemi
go hugo Torre6n. Son de tanta
importancia cstas capturas. que
quedan bajo el dominic de las
tuerzas leaies, las Was de comu
MICA ci6n, asi como la region car.
bonifera de Coahuila, cortandole
al enemig el abastecimiento de
este precioso elemento.
Fuerzas Constitucionalistas ba.
10 el mando de los Generates
Obreg6n, Trevino y Arrieta, han
dado principle a la campana So
bTe la Ciudad de Torre6n; de tres
direcciones dislintas, Zacatecas,
Durango y Saltillo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-08

los encuentros registrad05 dlti.
mamente. asegurandose que han
sldo de tai naturaleza sanguina-
nos, que no Sc tienen noticias de
hechos mas vigorosos y mas fe-
cundos en- heroismoa.
Sc dice que los Villistas, bati-
dos vigorosamente en- Saltillo v
destrozados en- Pared6n han to-
mado direction a Torre6n donde
Sc han reeoncentrado. persegui-
dos de los leaies, que avanzan so-
bre los dltimos reductos de soa
reaccionarios.
Llegadas las noticias, que rs~
sehamos concretamente en- estaa
lineas y que han infundido una
profunda decentralization en- las
iilas villistas; estos han optado
por evacuar las plazas fronteri.
zas. que al principle de este pa~
rrafo tcionamos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-08
'PaSCuaI OFozco ha
InuertO

Con este tftulo, nuestre colega
"El Correo Mexicano," de Dou.
glas. Ariz, da la noticia del que
rrille'o chihuahuense Pascual
Orozco, acaecida en- circvnstan-
'cias tales, que son va del domi.
nio pdblico.
Su comentario. que ,es hermo-
so refIeja la sinceridad periods
tica de los redactores del diario
de referencia. Termina asf:
Nosotros nos descubrimos ante
,el cadaver de este hombre.
DO 10 odiabamos: 10 compade.
ciamos desde nuestro punto de
vista. La considerabamos como
un descarriado y Sc nos antojaba
ell hijo pr6digo de la Revolution,
Teniamosle 81 npatia. Conserva.
'bamos a1n encendida la lampara
de la esperanza en- 81 ara de los
recuerdos de Ia primltiva grande.
"a del extinto. La revoluci6n po-
pular le debe sus primeros triun
fos, asf como sus primeras heri-
das. Aquellos los reconocem6s;
-estas las performances. Que la his
toria recoja Ell misterio de esta
vida y 10 desentrahe y 10 juzgue.
Nosotros deseamos paz sus
restos.
Como Sc v6, ante las despra-
cias de la patria y de los hijos
descarriados. existen sertimien-
tos que enaltecen La Patria vi
We, p0r que q sus hjjos los Yivifi-
ca Ia llama del patriotismo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-08
DefunCi6O

I'll Iones 30 del mes anterjor.
faijeci6 en- Ia Ciudad de Mexi,o
E!ctirna de doloroaa enfermedad
On miombro distirguido del ei6r,
c'to Constj1ucionalista: eI Coro.
mel Carlos s. Fierros.
La mGerte del Sr. F'lerros, ha
SIdo sentida profundamente. nor
cuantoa Ie ~Sonoeieror.
Oesde Ia iriciaci6n de Ia reyo.
iuct6n que acaudilla 81 GraD. Ca.
rranza. Fiorros, fue uuo de los
mas pnros Iuchadores, y en- oca.
stones presto servicios DE- aleyna
lmPortancia en- Las Oficinas dol
Ferrocarrii; pues desempeaf 81
cargo de Gerense.
Descanse en- paz el noble In.
chador de la rsvoluci6n Constitu.
cirnalista y reciban sus deudoa
Ia expression de nueatra eondolen.
cia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-08

y ERALE:S, JEFES Y OFICIA.
LES Del FIX EJERCITO FE
DERAL, tcs ml'itares de csti
tatcgoria Que ea ninguna formt
kayan cotnbatido politica nj mi
Iltarmcntr al Gobiero Cosntitu
conalista cncaGczado por cl G
Primer .Icie VenGstiano Carran
"a. Il pa tI del - de agosto de
1915.
seq \DA. ~-- Sc selala i 'os
c:udadanos Generates. Jefcs '
tflcialcs que qucdcn rcgistrados
On cl m"ncionado Dcp6sito, IN
Snhsidio cuuivalrrtc L La mitad
dc su stlcllo Que les corrcspon-
C"ria conformc IL Su catcgoria.
fernando como base el Presupucs
10 GHc rig para cI Ei6rcito Cons
t tuciOnalista
TERCEhA. --- La inscripci6n
On cl De- tSito dc Generates. Je-
LIS y oFwmlcs del Tx -Einrcifo
FederaI, 81 maHcra alguna i'm
EIlca un C"mprom SO para los ms
niptos Il" Scrvir en- las fiRas
Constitute onalista&.
CUAR'A. -~~ i,ueda desde rue
go cstab!""ida la oficina y a
Elcrta Ia lnscripc;In Ell cl De-
hartamcn!o cspe :Ial de ia Sccrc-
t"lIa &c Guerra y Marina, Y pue-
"cn por tdnto, los interesados pa
sAr & ha"2r su Inscription, pre-.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-08
COmbatetl en- Allen.
de

En- confirmation a la noticia,
que en- otro lugar damos, sobre
la evacuation de dos plazas from
'terizas, tenemos information re.
ciente de que 1000 soldados Cons
'titucionalistas y 500 villistas,
estan combatiendo en- AlIende,
So miIlas al Sur de Piedras Me-
,gras.
Las fuerzas americanas que
guarnecen Eagle Pass, han pedi-
do instrucciones q su gobierno
respective, consultando el caso,
81 los heridos que resultaren en-
el combate. pueden ctuzar la
frontera para su atenci6n medi.
ca.