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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-24
TeleGrama especial para La PRENsA.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 23.-El De-
partamento de Estado acaba de con-
ceder al gobierno del Primer Jefe de
los constitucionalistas, Venustiano
Carranza. el trasporte de cinco mil
soldados por territorio americana, de
Laredo, Tex, q Douglas, Ariz., para
reforzar la guarnici6n de Ia plaza de
Aqua Prieta, Sonora. FL permiso
fut concedido esta tarde y Sc debe
a gestiones emprendidas por el per
sonal de la Embajada meXicana GER
ca del gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos. Las tropas podr;in llevar armas
Y municiones, Y segun Sc dice, mana
ma domingo saldran las primeras tro-
pas de Laredo.
Esta noticia viene a confirrnar en-
teramente la que Sc public0 hace po
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HASTA DENTRO De CINCO DIAS
iLEGARA CARRhhlA
4 LAREDO
VA PRiHERO A c. P0RFlRlO DIAl. D0NDE
ESTAN PREPARAADOLE SUNlUO-
SOS EETfIOS
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LAREDO. Texas. OctuhrH 22.-
Auulur - habia djcho Iu" Ca.ran-
n ur-aria Ia ciudah V",iuJ hoy.
Y toIo> los prrparativn> haDlan
sido arragiadoS IN cSta crr"nria. a.
cahau Hr aviSar dr Sa.t!..o qur -
Primer Jrrr no ha SalIio tu:ia%!a
dr ALI y que probab!"m~n'" ~
yiaj- - rrlardara cuat.o q rlnro
diaS mas. Al-unos Green qu" ia
rranza puede Irgar mahana, p"ro
iicha cr--ucia no tirur uingun fun
dan-n!o. purS como hc iirho antr>,
de Ia capital dr CoahuiIa aviSaron
que - encontr&ha ALI, ' como an
trS ir yl>itar Ia ciudai vrctua ira
Carrauza a e.. PurfirIu piaZ. pur
e>a raZin - cree due iar!arI.
ruandu mrnOS, ciuco iia> IN !."-ar
4 IA tan,aS vrceS tirha plaza W
Gina.
Fl IDRRESpDNSN II.
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Sc HARAN NUCHOS ARRESTOS
De HEXICANOS EN- CALIfQR-
MIA Y kUEVA ORLEANS
Los hEXIGANOS CAPTURAD0S POR Los
RANGERS SERAN TRATAD0S COMO Pl-
RATAS, Dice GREGORY
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WASHINGTON. Octubre 23.-Per
Sonas que estan enteradas de la
marcha de los negociOS Oficiales,
vaticinan que proXimamente Sc lie
varin a cabo muchos arrestoS de
meXicanos en- California y Nueva
Orleans. pues Sc tienen en- el Depar-
tamcntO De Justicia, datos que COM
prurban que las personals que van
a ser arrestadas eStin complicadaS
IN Fl lrvantamiento de la frontera,
que iiene por bandera el Plan de
San Diego.
FL Procurador General Gregory
decIard hoy a la prensa, que tOdos
los meXicanos que sean capturados
pOr los rangers. Seran tratados CO.
mo piratas.
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ARREDONDO SALIO De WASHINGTON
AVER RPARA IA CAPITAL De COAHUILA
CARRANzA PROhETE Al GOBIERNO americana OAR PRO-
TECCIOH A LAS PROPIEDhDES De Los EXTRAHERB

privara a los ciudadanos de las ga
rantias constitucionales.
En- 10 que Sc refiere a los servicios
de correos entire Veracruz y la ciu-
dad de Mexico y entire esta Y la from
terra de Texas, Sc han recibido noti-
cias en- el Departamerto de Estado.
oroeedentes del Ministro de Relacio-
nes Exteriores del Gobierno de fac
TO de Mexico, de que esos servicios Sc
establecerzin tan pronto como sea
possible.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 23-El ageA-
te confidential de Carranza, !levan-
Do las actas respectivas del recono-
cimiento que Sc ha otorgado q su
jefe, sali6 para Ia capital del EStado
de Coahuila con el objeto de dar una
information det2llada del reSultado
de sus gestioneS ante el Secre:ario
Lansing V los diplomaticos latino
americanoS.
Sc dice. igualmente, que uno De los
principaleS asuntos que tratara Are
dondo ser& o. que Sc relaclona con los
alzados De Ia frontera y aunQue Sc
cree que las autoridades de Ca-ranza
no tieneu participio directo en- este
asunto, Sc les pedira cue ayuden q
poner termino ! este eStado de coSaS.
Dieen que daran debida protection
los extranjeros.
El Departments de Estado ha 81
do lntorriaGo dc que e. goolerno de
CarranZa asumira la responSabIlidad
Dor Ia propiedad y vidas de los ex-
tranjeros en- toda Ia republica, aun-
que cree que es algo dificil que pue,
da cumplir tai compromise en- los dis,
tritos que no estan controladoS POI
81. Tambien Sc agrega que mientra;
dure la guerra en- el Norte. no ira
tara de convocar 4 eleccioneS gene
rales, pues primero tendran efectc
las nunicipales, q fin de que 10!
electos puedan despues revisar l.,
primeras Y adopten los decretOs !
reformas va promulgadas. En- Sc
guida Sc haran las elecciones par;
gobernadores de los Estados; per,
el periodo Unconstitutional tendr;
todavia que durar un ano mas me
nos, 10 cual, como es de comprendel
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Los RJSOS 0b7UV|ERON
Una GRAN VICTORIA
Asumieron la ofensiua en- una
extension de setecientds mil[as
VOk HINDENBURG, QUE ATACABA RIGA, FUE DERROIAD0
0BIIGADO A REPIEGARSE HASTA LA hARGEN DEL DYNA

furia RIA. fuerOn c0mpletamentc
Larotadas Y ObligadaS a replesarSe
naSta Ia marGcn del Dvina. En-
Baronavirhi. en- Ia parte sur de la
Inca dc hatalla. los auStro-a!ema-
ncs surrierOn una derrota terrible,
asrgurandOse que en cSc punto fue-
ron hrrhos materialmente pedazOS
ruatrO rcgimientoS. pueS So econ
lraron SeiS mil mueriOs sobre el
campo. En- todas las demas parties
de- la linea So obtuvieron trlunfoS,
pueS Ia ofcnsiva So asumid en- una
extension de SrtccirntaS mlIlaS.
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LAS SUfRAGISTAS ORGANEAN
UNA GRAN MANIFESTATION
VEIATlCINCO MIL HUJERES DESFILARON POR
la QUIRTA AYEHIOA De la ClUDAD
De NUEVA YURk

NUEVA YORK. Oct. 23.-Muy
atareadas han estado hoy las leaders
sufragistas movilizando miles Y MI
les de mujeres Y hombres para mar
char por las GALES de Ia Quinta Ave
nida, hacienda la mas grande ma
nifestacion que nunca Sc haya visto,
en- favor del sufragio femenino-
Para las cinco de la tarde de hoy,
no menos de veinticinco mil muje-
res eStaban listas en- Ia plaza Wash
ington para iniciar la marcha. Ade-
mas de las sufragistas que tomaron
parte en- esta manifestation mons
truo, Sc registraron para marchar
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CNCO MIL SOLDADO CARRANCSTAS iran 4 Aqua PRETA
POR TERRITOR|O De Los ESTADOS UNIDOS
Ell Gobno. americana concedio pernaiso a
Carranza para que envle de Laredo
a Douglas fuerzas armadas

cos dias referente que el Presiden-
te Wilson Sc encuentra dispuesto a
ayudar por todos los medios Carran
"a. pucs con e. rapido trasporte de
tropas Sonora, podra contrarrestar
el empuje de las tropas de Villa y
dar ALI e! illlimo gdFSe'a este.
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FL COBIERNO De COLOMBIA HA
RECONOCIDO 4 CARRAHzA

TURREON. Cuah. Octubre 23.--
Fl Primer Jcfr IL. los Constitution
uaIiStas. Venustiano Carranza. re-
cibi6 hoy en- r>ta ciudad. un men,
safe rn qu" Ia Lr-aridn de- Ia Re
p,ibira de- Colombia rn Washing
ton. H. cOmunica que Su gOblerno
ha rrron0rido al gobicrno j" fac
to que ii cncabeza.
MuchaS frlicitacioncs recibid cl
Primer Jefe pOr este acOntecimien
to. s. dice que al reconociniento
de Colombia scguira el de otras Re
publicas DE- Centre y Sur America.
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Scrvicio especial para Ia PRENSA.

PETROGRADO, Octubre 23.-Con
gran entusiaSmo So frSteian cn "s-
la capital. las notiriaS Que - aca-
ban de- recibir del campo de opc-
rarioueS. anunciandO una gran vie
toria Sobre las furrZaS auStro-al"-
manas Ell IodO cl frrnlr dr Ia IL
nca de batala.
La mas imporIantr de las Nlct0-
rias alcanzadas es Ia que Sc obtuvo
sobrc las fucrzas del MariScal Won
Hindenburg. ESaS fucrzas que es-
tuvirron alacando aver con gran
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SPryiciO especial para IL PRENsA.
PARIS. Oclubre 23.-En su in
formc Official de- cSia nOche cl Nj
niSteriO de- la Guerra aSegura que
las tropas francrSas que van en-
auXiIio da los SerbiOS. han cruza-
DO la frontera grie=a y tornado con-
tactO con las aVanZadaS IL" las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-24
Los prsionerosae names Sc haan en- buenas condolences

Has de Ia Champagne. y rncnniro
uur cSii cn magnificaS condlcIoncS
perfrctamente alimcntados. So
lamcntc los oficialcS no So mucStran
SatiSfechoS iel tratami"nto que So
les da.
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Sc Dice QUE Una PARTIDA De
ALzADOS ATACO UNAESCUELA
Ell GRAL. FUNSTON NO DA GREDITO A La
ROTIClA. QUE NO ESTA OFFICIAL
HEhTE COKFIRhADA
Telegrama especial para la PRENsA.

BROWNSVILLE. Octubre 23.-
Esta nochc Sc recibi6 aqui la no.
ticia de que una partida de alza-
dos Sc present6 hoy en- Punta
Isabel, Texas, lugar que queda al
occidente de esta ciudad, habiendo
atacado la escuela Official de nj
nos que Sc halla establecida ALI,
y dado muerte al maestro, un ame-
ricano Y diez Y ocho nihoS.
El general Funston, ante quien
Sc ha ocurrido en- demanda de infor
(Pasa la 5a. Col 1a.)
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Scr,icio especial para Ia PRENSA.

ScrIiciO especial para II FKENsA.
PARIS. OcIubrc 23.-El CORES
p0nSal del View York Tribune vi
sil6 hoy los campOs militares don
10 So encucntran prisioncroS los
alemanes capturados rn las bata-
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EN- Ell PASO RECIBEN LA
NOTiCIA.
Telegrama especial para LA PRESsA.

Ell PASO. Tex. Oct. 23.-Las au-
toridades militares acaban de recibir
mensajes de Washington en- que Sc
les notifica haber concedido permi-
so a Carranza para que trasporte Gin
co mil soidados de Laredo Aqua
Prieta. Sonora.
Ell CORRESPONSAL..
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Los auceses dicen haber tornado conaco los serboS

lrOpaS del Rey Pedro qle So en-
ruenlran rerca de Ia menciOnada
rronIcra. Tambidn anuncia el do
cumrnI0 Official que han deSembar-
cado mas trOpaS Ell Sal6nlca y
que inmeiiatamcnte Sc internaran
eN Il pals.
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ScrIici0 cSpeclai para LA fhENSA'
SOFIA. Octubre 23.--El iefe del
partiiO de los agraristaS. Slambu-
livo<ky. que - rnruentra pri>Ion"-
rO pnr harer propaganda anti-mi-
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AL PUBLICO

Hacemos conster que ell senior
J. Guadalupe Delgado no esta
autorizade va por este perodico
para colocar y eobrar subscrip-
clones, y, por 10 tanto, descono-
ceremos en- 10 absolute, todo a.
rreglo que haga a partir de esta
fecha.. Ell unieo agente viaJero
autorizado por esta casa es el
senor don Agustin Arriaga.
San Antonio, Tex, 22 de Octu-
bre de 1915.
LA PRENSA.
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Fue sentenciado muerte un antimilitarista

lilarisia. y por haber amcnazado al
Rry 81 ayudaba a Aleman!a. fu" sen
lrnciado hoy a priSi6n prrpetlia.
Iu iuzgi una r0rte mlIitar rSpc-
.io1
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LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre I'd sus libros ell espafiol lgna-
clio f. Lozano, Coz Dolorosa st. SaT' An.a-
Mo. Texas Su casa es la mas barata.
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TO Advertisers

We guarantee La PRENSA has larger
circulation than any other mexican newspaper
in the United States.
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PaSa a la ia Col. Ia
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(Pasa a la 5a. Col 1a.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-21
Don't be Ashamed to Show Your Face
Ssuarts Calcium Waters viii Drive
Away All Pimples and Skin.
Eruptions.
Eruptions.

We have n message of hope for
every sufferer from these annoying
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see the beginning OF the end OF this
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A FAMILY QUARREL
RESULTS IN DEATH

Grove Tex, March 20.-Jaci Bal
dridge, a farmer, shot and killed his
nephew, John Howard, at the latter's
farm near this place yesterday, Bal
bridge went to the field where How
ard was working and shot him five
times with a 3S-calibre automatic
pistol, killing him instantly Bal
bridge then fired a number of shots
at Howard's brother Green, VINO was
passing the scene on horseback.
Baldridge and his wife had quar-
relied and Mrs Baldridge had gone TO
the Howard home with her children.
Baldridge demanded the children, but
Howard refused to give them up,
whereupon Baldridge came to town
and asked the authorities to assist
him in the matter. Upon their re
fusal he purchased a weapon. went
home, and the killing followed. A
number of officers, headed by Deputy
UniJed States Marshal Sheldon, are
in pursuit of Baldridge, but as yet
no arrest has been made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-21
HOW FRENCH PEOPLE
CURE STOMACH TROUBLE

A household remedy of the French
peasantry. consisting of pure vegetable
oil, and said to possess wonderful mer-
it in the treatment of stomach, liver
and intestinal troubles, has been in
troduced in this country by George H.
Mayr, who for twenty years has been
one of the leading downtown druggists
of Chicago and who himself was cured
by its use. SO quick and effective is
its action that a single dose is usually
enough to bring pronounced relief in
the most stubborn cases, and many
people who have tried it declare they
never heard of anything to produce
such remarkable results in so short
a time. 1t is known as Mayr's Wonder
ful Remedy and can now be had at all
leading drug stores. 1t is sold with
the positive understanding that your
money will be refunded without ques-
tion or quibble if ONE bottle fails to
give you absolute satisfaction.
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by means of resuscitating machine
such az is used by the government in
mine rescue work says the April
Popular Mechanics Magazine, in an
Illustrated article. THE test was
performed for the purpose of dem
onstrating the efficiency of mechani-
cal respiration and was conducted
under the direction of former sur
Eeon of the United States bureau of
mines. The breathing mask, which
has a double rubber tube extending
to a hand-ops rated lung apparatus,
was strapped over the girls nose
and mouth, and she was then placed
in large glass-front tank. Through
out the period she was submerged
She did no breathing of her own ac-
cord.
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PROMINENT BELGlANS PLAN
MONUMENT TO AMERICA

Brussels, Belgium, March 20
Prominent Belgians connected with
the national commission formed for
the purpose of looking after Belgian
interests during the war have ini-
tiated a movement TO erect a monu-
ment TO America, in token of graft
tude for the assistance given by the
United States in feeding the war suf-
ferers of this country.
An organization has been formed
and "A site has been chosen for the
monument. It will be erected at the
corner of Avenue Louise and Boule
yarde Waterloo, the most conspicu-
Gus in Brussels. The design of the
monument will be decided later.
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PHILIPPINES WILL SHIP
GOODS IN TRANSPORTS

Washington, March 20.-Because OF
the lack uf shipping facilities getween
the Philippine Islands and the United
States, army transports will be util-
ized for carrying goods from the
Islands which could not be transport
ed in any other way.
Secretary Garrison today called
President Wilson's attention to re-
ports from Governor General Harri-
son on the unfortunate condition
in the Philippines because of lack
of ships for exports to the United
States.
The quawermaster general of the
army has found that about 5000 tons
space will be available on each trans
port Secretary Garrison will instruct
Governor General Harrison to invite
proposals from shipping companies
to carry all exports offered to the
government transports so that moth
ing will be carried by the government
which could be handled by private
shipping
President Wilson has approved
Secretary Garrison's plan, and it will
be put in effect shortly.
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court of appeals that they are being
detained illegally in the state re-
fcrmatory at Granite.
According to the application of Civ
ems he was convicted July Is in the
district court OF this county on a
charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses and sentenced to
serve eighteen months i'll the state
penitentiary. He was taken to the
penitentiary and later removed to the
reformatory at Granite.
Sept 80, 1914, according to the
application to the criminal court of
appeals, he was given an absolute
pardon by Lieutenant Governor j. j.
McAlester, acting governor. Secre-
tary of State Harrison refused to- at
tach the state seal Through his
attorney. he accepted the parton on
October l but Warden A. V. Skelton
of the reformatory, refuses to re-
lease him.
Burgers application for a writ OF
habeas corpus directing Shelton to
show why he should not be released
from the reformatory is practically
the same as that of Givens. Both
men were convicted upon the charge
in connection with the trade of ar
automobile
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-21
WEATHER PROPHET is
a REAL WAR ASSET

Chicago. March 20.-Professor
Henry j. Cox, the local weather fore
caster, in addressing a meeting of the
Chicago Association of Commerce
Friday, pointed out that in the mill
tary operations in Europe, there is
no more important factor than the
scientific weather prophet.
THE army with the most accurate
forecast has a tremendous advantage"
said Professor Cox. "Paraphernalia
of the meteorologist are as important
as the aeroplane, the periscope and
the automobile in modern warfare"
Professor Cox said that the warning
nations consider the concealing of
weather conditions so vital that the
exchange of data among the weather
bureaus of the world has been cur
tailed. Absence of information from
Serbia. for instance, he said, had
forced the United States to abandon
the weekly Long range" forecast.
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buckled in the center aid collapsed.
killing two men who We're working
at a distance of about 12i feet above
the ground. The old mas three in
number, were erected about nile
years ago and were 212 feet high,
while the plant had a range of 1000
miles. The new towers are each 200
feet high, and are connected with ar
paratus for local ari long distance
transmission. With the long distance
apparatus in operat,on these towers
will have range OF over 3,020
miles,-From the April number Of
Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Baby's Happiness.
Depends on Health

Cross, fretful babies usually need
laxative to make them comfort
able. and comfort begets happiness.
Constipation is the cause of much
discomfort Mothers should watch
closely the condition of their chill
dren's bowels and see that they
are regular.
a mild. pleasant tasting laxative
such as DIR. Caldwells Syrup Pep
sin is ideal for children because of
its natural composition and gentle
action and because it contains no
opiate, narcotic or other harmful
habit-forming drug. DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin is sold by druggists
everywhere. A teaspoonful at bed
time will bring easy, certain relief.
4 free trial bottle can be obtain
ed by writing to DR.. w. b. Cald-
well, 452 Washington St, Monti-
cello. Ills.
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WRECK OF WIRELESS
MAST AT COLON

During storm that occurred ir
March, 1914, one of the wooden wire
less masts at Colon, Canal Zone,
was struck by lightning and consid-
erably damaged. Temporary repairs
were made and the mast was kept
in service for several months until
arrangements could be made for
building two steel towers, Cne of
which was to occupy the site of the
damaged wooden tower While the
old mast was being tal;eL down, it
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a six O'Clock dinner in honor OF their
father. c. II. Heald celebrating his
72nd birthday. The affair was kept
q secret from Mr.. Heald until he
returned from the postofiice at $50
p. m, and was told that the family
would dine at "Ben's" that evening.
At least this was all intended to be
"A secret, but one of the grandsons,
disrespectfully, but eloquenuy eX-
pressed it thus: Grand dad is a
wise old head, he is," so perhaps 1t
wasn't such q secret after all.
When they entered the dining room
they found two bountifully spread
tables. In the center of the largest
table was an immense birthday cake,
blazing with 72 tiny white candles,
and also bearing touches of green.
A daughter, Mrs. w. r. Ingram
of Oklahoma City, who could not be
present sent a quantity of beautiful
flowers, which were used in the dec
oratiOns.
Those seated with the host and
hostess were: Mr. and Mrs c. II.
Head and their daughters. Misses
Lucy, May and Hazel, a SON. law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Davis of Ardmore, Grandma" Mich
olas, Mr.. and Mrs. Mobley of Dallas.
and three of Mr.. fIeald's grandsons,
Peck and Dan Collins, and Ben
Head, Jr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-21
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-21
PARDONED coNv.cTs
WANT OUT OF PRISON

Oklahoma City, March 20.-Two
more men now serving sentences in
state penal institutions Friday added
lheir names to the long list. of con-
victs pardoned by Lieutenant Cover
nor J. J. McAlester last September
and who have sought to be released
on writs of habeas corpus. Arthur
Givens and w. c. Burger. both con
victed in the district court of Okla
homa county of a charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses, as
sert in their petitions to the criminal