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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-21
Talked About Him;
He Shot Somebody

PETALUMA. Cal. Oct so.-Andrew Nc
Phail an expressman, was shot dead on
the street here today. Hiram Tally,
civil war veteran, was arrested.
Everybody was talking about me-" he
said to the police. II decided to kill
some one
Tally was a member OF Troop Il. Third
Pennsylvania cavalry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-21
ODD FELLOWS GO
TO HEAR SUNDAY
Rebekahs, Grand Encampment and
Grand Lodge All Adjourn to
Go to Afternoon Meeting.
DEGREES ARE NOW CONFERRED

The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs de-
cided they wanted to hear Billy"
Sunday.
The Rebekahs, the Grand Encamp-
ment and the Grand Lodge all ad-
journed yesterday afternoon and
went In a body to the Tabernacle,
where they heard the great evange-
list.
When the matter was mentioned OF
adjourning in the evening to hear the
evangelist, II was frowned upon and
changed to the afternoon 1t was not
that they did not approve of Billy
Sunday That was not 1t at all. They
simply did not want to break up their
set program in that way, for there was
a lot of degree work ahead, and many
did not think It right to abandon this
or put It off when the convention was
called and the hundreds OF delegates
from all over the state were on the
ground.
In the afternoon, however, the program
was not quite so pressing. and an agree
ment was reached TO adjourn for the
Tabernacle meeting.
REPORT on hOrk hOmes
Tuesday night $50 Rebekahs took de-
grees in the work at Hotel Fontenelle.
This morning committees We're appoint
ed in the Rebekah assembly. and various
reports were made. Mrs. Mable E.. VIII
son, matron OF the odd Fellows Home
at York, made a report OF conditions
at the home. She stated that there are
sixty-three children in the home now and
that In a few days the home is TO re-
ceive q baby six weeks old, which will
be the youngest child in the institu-
ton.
The Rebekahs held their memorial ser
vices after the Sunday meeting. and tn,
election of officers for this auxiliary Il
to be held Thursday.
At the conclusion OF the memorial serv.
ices yesterday afternoon II. F. Swanbeck
lO1 years Of age, was introduced anC
made a short address. He has been al
Odd Fellow for seventy-two years. DR.
Little OF Omaha was ass introduced al
an Odd Fellow who is 50 years Of age
who has been a member for 8. ty-eigh
years DR.. Little made a short talk an
finished by singing song.
The report of the memorial COMMITTEES
showed the Rebekah branch OF the orde
has lost lis membeIS while the oths
branches OF the order lost zoo members
by death.
The election OF officers in the gran
lodge is also to take place Thursday
The place for holding the next meetin
Is to be selected Thursday afternoon
Omaha is in the field for the convention
again. and the delegates are expressini
themselves as well pleased with tn
treatment they have received in Omaha
1t Is the concensus OF opinion that omah
will again be chosen as the place for IN
next years meeting.
Confer Degrees Tonight.
Various degrees were conferred upoi
the delegates last evening at the Doug
las auditorium and at the Fontenelle no
tel. Rdbeieah degrees were conferre
at a special session in the evening q
Hotel Fontenelle.
When the billy Sunday matter cam
up In the grand lodge yesterday
resolution was adopted stating that IN
newspaper report to the effect that IN
lodge would not adjourn Tor the billy
Continued on Page Two. Column Two.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-21
UNCLE SAN TO KEEP HANDS
OFF SERBIA AND BULGARIA

WASHINGTON. oct. SO.-Prssident
Wilson today signed proclamation siv-
ing notice OF the neutrality Of the United
States in the war between Serbia and
Bulgaria. The proclamation was along
the same general lines as those issued.
covering the wars between other ma
tionS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-21
Gold for Wedding
Ring for Mrs. Gait

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O-President Will
son today received delegation Of women
and girls from California who gave him
a piece Of gold from a California mine
and also a bar OF gold TO make a wed
ding ring, for Mrs. Norman Gait. hia
fianeee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-21
GIRL TOILERS TELL
PATHETIC STORIES
Garment Workers Of Tenements De-
scribe Struggle to Gain Pre-
carious Livelihood.
NORMAL PAY IS FIVE A WEEK

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.--Pathetic
stories OF the lives of girls who dwell
in tenements and gain a precarious
livelihood In the garment trade were
unfolded today before the sldermanic
committee investigating the garment
workers strike and its causes. Man
ufaoturers ignored invitations to be
present.
The normal earnings OF the girls,
testimony showed, we're IS week,
and only by supreme efforts, working
from daylight to dark without lunch,
would bring in IS. Sidney Hillman.
head of the garment workers union.
explained TO the committee that In
the better shops girls received $19 a
week for the work with which today 3
testimony was concerned. Today's
witnesses came from the cheaper
shops.
Use same Towel.
Anna simshy said that for three years
she has worked from $50 n. m. TO D,
m. without the usual MONDAY rest for
lunch, and made - week. Pearl
Krupnik said that In dull times she had
earned a. low as rs cents a week. Fannie
Berg testified that the girls have to buy
their own needles. Three hundred girls
she said had to use the same roller
towel. Alderman Heaiey called the atten-
ton OF the health department to this,
All OF the witnesses complained In
greater or less degree TO harsh treat
ment from foremen, mostly In the wa,
Of abusive Language.
Alderman Gelger Of tho committee wal
curious 10 learn how the girls managed
TO live on their incomes. Miss Berg en-
planned: 1T pay IS a month for MY room
and my sister charges me IS cents I
meal for what eat. am often hungry
but I can't afford 20 spend more"
Emily Javorowsky as witness proved
o surprise TO the committee which wal
appointed originally 20 INVESTIGATES charger
OF police brutality In dealing with strik
ers.
Beats Up scRbs.
what have you and the others beer
doing since you went on striker"
ont was ubkeU.
"Going around beating up scabs,
calmly replied the witness,
Did you ever beat up one yourselfH'
Yes; beat up one2'
Ibid anyone ever tell you to do that
Did you receive instructions from head
quarters to do that7
mo; no one ever told me. l knew
enough to do that without being told"
Bessie Ait. who earns 81 a week. re
cited that she keeps within her incom
by walking two miles to and from worl
and spending only rs cents a day 70
food. Miss AIT, like the others. wa
asked II any foremen made improper ad
vances to her.
Some of the girls told me that tn
foreman had asked them to go out witt
him." answered the witness. III the!
did they were better treated"
Better paid?" asked Alderman Geiger
81 think so"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-21
PRESIDENT WILL NOT
Do MORE FOR HlLLSTR0M

WASHINGTON, Oct sO-President VIII
son today advised w. A. r. Ekehgren.
Swedish minister here. that he could do
nothing. further for Joseph Hillstrom. a
Swedish citizen under sentence q death
In Utah for murder.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-21
The Weather

Forecast TIM D. m. Thursday;
For Omaha. Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Fair and warmer.
rsaRsrAture At Omaha Yesterday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-21
Says Hearers Of Great. Teacher
Needed No Dictionary to Learn
What He Meant.
INTELLECTUAL NUTS IN OMAHA
rHrRrx-rToMrx DAY.
BOY AND GIRL TEAL HrTrERs.
MEETINGS TO-DAY

s;2o n. ui.-CentraI High school girls
prayer meeting, First Methodist church.
IL a. m. to p. m.-H1siness womsns
luncheon, 1909 Farnam street, Miss
iaus D. m.-sunday ct the Brandsis
2 D. ,n.-sunday at the rabsrnacle.
D. m.-Tabernaole bible class.
3.i5 D. m.-South Side High school
girls. FIRST Presbyterian church, South
3 D. m.-Maids' meeting. Z. W. Q. A.,
Mrs. Sunday and Mrs. Asher.
3;45 p. m--BoyI ana girls meeting.
$3.50 D. m.-Boys' and girls meeting,
Danish lutheran church, Miss oanllin.
1880 p. m.--sunday at the Tabernacle.
.sptl.t m caasss coa aSe sIasfs, MS:
8 p. m,-Bisls class. onvst Baptist
church, Miss SAKE.
Two thousand delegates to the odd
Fellows, convention which is meet
ing here were at the tabernacle
yesterday afternoon. C. A. Baum
gardner, on behalf of the Odd Eel
lows. brought two big bouquets up
on the platform and presented them
to BILLY" and Ma"
"Billy's" theme was the wonderful
things about Christ. which. he said,
were in themselves proof Of His di-
yinity.
There wasn't much slang, but
BILLY" gave the audience thrill OF
two as, for instance, when he sud
denly exclaimed:
you've got a fe wintellectual NUTS
In Omaha that are shocked at m ypreach-
ing. Go to the devil! II 1 lived here I'd
keep my hen roosts locked"
Speaking OF christ's preaching for the
common people. he said;
'"rhey didn't need TO lug around a die
tionary to find out what He meant. He
put the jam and cookies on the lower
shelf where every body could get them
Eight Trail Hitters.
The audience was large, nearly all
seats being taken. Eight persons hit the
trail.
Thou=h repeated announcement has
been made that collections are 10 b.
taken for Billy Sunday only at thS
services ON the last Sunday Of the cam
paign, a collection was taken for thai
purpose yesterday afternoon Envelopes
were distributed through the audienc'
and the people wer einvited 20 place In
them cash. checks or pledges, They wsr'
then collected.
It Is explained. however, that the sunni
collected through this wee xviii all b.
counted In the collections OF next Sun
day and that this procedure IL taken be
cause many will attend the weekly meet
ings who win be unable TO be here o.
to obtain entrance to the tabernacle
next Sunday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-21

The of coming
signs visible to the observer
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CONTINUED on PaGe Two, Column one.)
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No a . of EN- are in il at
fun-making with the Kat
zcnjammers, Happy HooE-
gan and little Snookums.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-01
BAUTIZO.

Hoy recibira las aguas bau-
tismales en- la Cathedral de San
Fernando, ell nino Alberto Ri
cardo, que naci6 en- esta ciu-
dad Ell Is de Septiembre de
1914, siendo sus padres ell ST.
Alexandra MunOz Y su espo-
sa, la Sra. Dona Cruz Cara
de Munoz.
Actuaran como padrinoS de
pila, ell Sr. Emeterio Coma
lez y su esposa la Sra Dona
Herminia Cara de Gonzalez
y ell oficiante de la ceremonial
religiosa 0 padrino de Oleo5
del pequenito Alberto, sera
ell Rdo. Padre, Don lldefonso
Pujol, C. NJ. F.
Todo genera de felicidades
deseamos al nuevO cristlanl-
to.
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: INFORMATION GENERAL POR TELEGRAPH Y C0RREO ,
Salio de Monterrey ell
resto de las fuerzas
que ~guarnecen
la plaza
TODAS LAS NOCHES HAY
~FRECUENTES ESCANDA
LOS CAUSADOS POR
LOS ~LECISLADORES

Monterrey, Die 29s-La
ciudad ha quedado cast des-
guarnecida. Las 1ltimas fuer-
zas que quedaban en- la clu-
dad y que hacfan Ell serVlcio
de policia, salieron aver tar
de v~iolentamente para ell Sur,
campliendo 6rdenes del jete
de las Armas, Dr.. Rafael
Cepeda.
Esas fuerzo> son las que
forman ell novcnO regimen
to, que es a las 6rdenes del
experfecto del Colegio Civil
y ahora general, JESUS Car
"a.
La alarma que Sc produJo
en- la ciudad con la salida de
las ultimas fuerzas que que
taban guarneciendola, fue IN
mensa, y muchas familias de
las que viven cerca de la es-
taci6n sc cambiaron en- Ia
noche para ell centric, temero-
sas de que la ciudad fuera alta
cada por los vilIistas.
POGO antes de que saliera
ell noveno r~egimiento, ell pri-
mer regimiento de ametralla-
d0ras, al manGo del tenien-
tie coronel Jose E. Fernandez
sali6 para ell Sur, pues ell ge
neral Jose E. Santos, que Sc
encuentra en- Ramos Arizpe.
pidi6 violentamente auXilio,
manifestando que Sc enconba
bastante cOmprometido.
Los escandalos que Sc re-
gistran todas las noches tie
nen va alarmada a la ciudad.
Y 10 curioso es que esos es-
candalos los causan los ICONS
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MATRIMONIC

Hoy a las cinco de la tarde
tendra lugar, en- la casa de
la familia Lopez, 1905, Gale
de Burleson, ell matrimonio
civil de la senorita Crisanta
Lopez con ell senior Cecilio
Briseno, apadrinando dicho
acto, los senores Toman Ca
zares e Hip6lito Contreras,
acompanados de sus respecti-
vas esposas las senOras An
tonia NJ. de Cazares y TOma-
sa S. de Contreras.
Que sean muy felices los
nuevOS espOsos.
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Faliecimiento en-
Kennedy
Ell CORRESPONSAL.

Nos comunica nuestro CORES
ponsal en- Kennedy, que ell ola %
del mes que termin6 aver, falle-
clio en- aquel Iugar la Srita. Santos
Vela, que gozaba de generates
simpatias entire Ia mayor parte de
los habitantes de Kennedy.
La fnada era hija del senior
Amado Yela y de su esposa, Ia
sonora Genoveva F. de Yela,
quienes lloran la perdida que
han sufrido.
Los funerales de Ia senorita
Vela Sc verifcaron Ell miSmo dia
a las cuatro de Ia tarde, vi6ndose
sumamente ocurrldOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-01
Reducen los sueldos a
los empleados de la
Administration
Municipal
Ell Y DE IA CIUDAD
HA CONSEGUIDO UNA
REDUCTION DE 1920
PESOS AL ANO.
Correspondence especial.

Correspondence especial.
Brownsville, Tex, Die 29.-
Ell Mayor de la ciudad presen
to I'm proyecto de reduction
de sueldos a varios de los en-
pleados de la administration
municipal, con ell objeto de
aliviar a los contingencies
de una carga que es verdade-
ramente pesada en- estOs item
pos de crisis pOrque atrave-
zamos.
Ell Mayor de la ciudad ha
logrado economizar la canti-
uad de cuatro mil seiscien-
tOs veinte pesos al anO.
Como la Cha. contratista
encargada de hacer las repa-
raciones de las Gales no ha
hecho I'm trabajo eficaz, Ell
ayuntamiento acord6 que los
trabajos de reparaci6n Sc con
tinuen hacienda pOr cuenta
de la ciudad, cargando su
costo a la referida Cha.
-Por fin Sc ha levantadO
ell nal tempo que por mas
de veinte dias tuvimoS en- esta
ciudad. Las GALES han esta-
do siendo limpiadas pOr va
rias cuadrilas de trabajado-
res, y las familiar han sail
do con gusto, pues va tenlan
muchos dias de no hacer su
acostumbrado paseO a causa
de que era puntO menos que
impossible ell transitO.
va no lluve y ell frio ha de
saparecido cast. Con 10 que
dicho queda, que la algeria
ha vuelto a apoderarse espe
cialmente de los pobres, que
sufrieron dias terribles por
falta de abrigos.
Ell CorrespOnsal.
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No Sc ha reanudado eI
trafico entire Mon
terrey y Tampico
Pablo Gonzalez Sc prOpOne casti-
tigar sacramento a les ex-
tranjerOs que ayuden
a Villa
Correspondence especial.

Correspondence especial.
Laredo. diciembre IA pesar
de que un peri6dico de Ia locali-
dad ha anunciado que ell trafco
entire Monterrey y Tampico ha
sido ,'reanUdado, NADIA de cierto
hay sobre Ell ssunto, pues los
contrarrevolucionarios siguen O.
cupando Ia via cerca de Ciudad
Victoria.
Caballero Sc ha vistO obligadO
a replegarse con sus fuerzas en-
Tampico, en- donde Sc encuentra
con Ell general Pablo Gonzalez.
Ell peri6dicO 6rgano del ca
rrancismo en- esta ciuda5, publi-
ca un mensaje procedente del
puerto de Tampico, dando a CO.
nocer IN decreto' del general
Pablo Gonzalez, quien Sc propone
obrar eu6rgicamente en- contra
de todos los extranjeros que Sc
mezclen de una manera directa
en- los asuntos politicos del pals.
A dichos extranjeros, les sera g.
plicada la ley del yeinticinco de
enerO.
Por supuesto que esa ley sera
aplicada q los extranjeros que Sc
mszclen en- la politica anticarran-
cista, que aquellos que ayuden q
Ia causa del primer jefe, no solo
no Sc les aplicara Ia famosa ley
sacada a relucir por el jefe del
levantamiento armada, sino que
Sc les ayudara para cue sigan
hacienda esa labor "patri6tica''.
--Dicen de Tampico, al prOpio
peri6dico carrancista, que en- FL
Ebano fueron nuevamente derro-
tados los revolucionarios que lu-
chan en- contra de los carrancis-
tas. La derr0ta Ia infligieron las
fuerzas que tiene bajo 81 mando
ell gobernador del Estad0 de Ia
maulipas, Luis Caballero.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Ccnferencia con ell Presiden-
te Gutierrez Ell Gober-
nador de Hidalgo.

Sc encuentra en- esta capt.
tai ell general Daniel Carece-
do Estrada, Gobernador Pro-
visional Y Comandante Mill
tar del Estado de Hidalgo.
Ell general CarecedO Estra-
da Sc encarg6 del %gobierno,
restableciendo los serviciOs
publicos en- Pachuca, tres
dias despues de haber sido
ocupada esa plaza, Y vino a
esta ciudad a informar al Pre-
sidente Provisional de la Re-
publica, de la situaci6n actual
porque atraviesa ell Estado de
Hidalgo.
Despues de tratar con ell
Presidente Provisional los a
suntos que 10 trajeron a la
metr6poli volvera a Pachu-
ca, a encargarse de nuevo de
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aio Gutierrez esta d~ispuestO a ~escuchar las
prOpOsiciOnes de los jefes que esten
incIinados a SOn1eterse


por ell licenciado Luis Cabre-
"a, Official Mayor de Hacien-
da de la administration del
senior Carranza, en- ell puerto,
para que a la mayor breve-
dad fueran puestos en- poder
del senior EIiseo Arredondo,
agente del senior Carranza en-
Estados Unidos, treinta mil
d6lares, destinados a los gas
tos de tai representation.
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Nos ha llegado de Ia capital
de la Repdblica I'm peri6dico
de fecha % de DiciemDre.
De csc peri6dico recojimos u
Ia ampIia information para
darla q conOcer q los ~lectOres
de La Prensa," pOrque con-
sideramOs que es desconOcida
de la mayor parte de los que
yiven en- Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-01

titucionalistas'' que diariamen
tie Sc embriagan y disparan
sus pistolas y carabinas como
81 estuvieran Ell ell cerro y es-.
tuvieran matando animales.
Antenoche unos oficlales
Sacaron sus pistolas y dispa-
raron contra los grandes es-
pejos que habia en- una casa
de sitas, causando un escan-
dalo fenomenal.
Ell comandante militar
del Estado ha devuelto al
Juzgado lie Instruction MI
litar, los processes de los 81
guientes reos politicos para
que formule conclusiones:
Alexandra Gonzalez, Pc
dro Cara Hernandez, Jose
Rodriguez, Manuel Alaniz,
Cesario Cameo, Geronimo AL
varado, Ildefonso Lucio, K.
Cristo. Jose S. Reys, Marga-
rito Herrera, Jose Riestra,
Francisco Lozano, Juan Va
lie, Alberto Gonzalez, Igna-
clio H. Valdes, Lie Miguel
Trevin0, Pedro B Sanchez,
Jose Castro, Jose Ardines
Lie Jose Luna Vale
10, Francisco Cantu Lara, Lie
Mariana Berlanga, Inocente
Francisco Waldo, Ar
mando Cara Linares, Laurea
no Flores, Pablo Cara, Jo-
Sc Frontana, Francisco Silva,
Luis Salazar, M. Romero,
Gregorio Martinez, Aniceto
Plata, Valentin Rivero Mar
Jose Maria Gonzalez,
Ricardo Padilla, ~Iocencio Mai
mes, Faustino Balboa. Anto-
Mo O.. de Leon, DR.. Nicandro
l. Tamez, DR.. Jose Luna Aya
la, Manuel R. Quintanilla,
Victoriano Paiomo, Manuel
A. Munoz, Rafael del Casti-
10, Ricardo Gonzalez, Mar
tiniano Ramos, Ignacio Mia
"es, Abraham Cavazos, Angel
Reyes, Elias Macedo, Silvestre
G. Gutierrez, Jose Castillo,
Escobedo, Nestor P. Sc
govia y Refugio Estrada.
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Cerca de San Luis Sc registro
TN combate.

En- la SecTetaria de Comu-
nicaciones Y Obras Pdblicas,
Sc han recibido mensajes pro-
cedcntes de la capital del Els
tado de San Luis POtOsi, en-
los ell coronel J. Carreno da
cuenta de haber dadO alcan-
ce a IN grupo de carrancistas,
con quienes sostuvO encuentrO
causandoles Ia muerte de dos
tenientes corOneles Y diez in
dividuos de tropa.
Los cOntrarios iban manda-
dos por ell coronel Manuel Ra-
mirez, Y uno de los oficiales
de este, ell captain primero
Francisco Martinez, result6
herido en- Ell encuentrO.
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ia, siendo objeto de una entu-
SHASTA ovaci6n pOr parte del
pueblo.
Inmediatamente despues de
Su llegada cOmenz6 a gestiO-
mar IN pr6stamO al gobiernO
DOr la cantidad de IN million
de pesos, logrando que fuera
suscrito en- ell t6TminO de una
bora.
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En- Guerrero Sc han acunado
doscientos mil pesos.

Aver hicieron su arribO a
esta capital, procedentes del
Estado de Guerrero, ell Gene
ralEliodoro Castillo, licencia-
do Florencio Obrajan, Uriel
Roman, AnastaSio Miranda,
Epigmenio Salinas Y Manuel
Ramirez, pertenecientes a las
fuerzas del General JESUS H.
SaIgado Y que han sido desig-
nados como Delegates a Ia
Gran Convention Revolucio-
maria.
Les r,feudos senOres dele
gados estuvieron aver en- la
manaaq en- IL S~ecretaria de
Hacienda q conferenciar con
ell senior Ministro del ramO,
ingeniero Felicitos Villarreal.
En- Ia referida conferencia
Sc trat6 de que los jefes re-
volucionarios del Estado de
Guerrero desean que los billie
ties emitidos pOr Ell Banco Re-
volucionario de aquella emit
dad tengan general circula-
ci6n, pues consideran que es-
tan bien garantizados.
La garantia cue tienen di-
chos bilIetes es Ia de diez mi
Homes de pesos, en- barras de
plata, que Sc e]ncuentran en- pc
der de las fuerzas convencio-
nistas en- las minas de Campo
Morado.
La acunaci6n de los pesos
fuertes continuan en- la actua-
lidad, y esta Sc lleVa a cabo
en- Ia Hacienda de AtilXtac-
ApipiluIco, Distrito de Hidal-
go, del EStado de Guerrero.
4 la fecha Sc han acunadO
dichas monedas, que tienen
cada una de elias un valor de
dos pesos, mas de dOscientas
mil.
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la Primera Magistratura de
Hidalgo.
Asistira ell GobernadOr &C.
recedo Estrada a la junta de
jefes militares que Sc ha di-
cho Sc reunira en- la ciudad
de Pachuca dentro de POGO
tempo para la election de
nuevo encargado del Poder
Executive de esa entidad.
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a la ciudad de Mexico.

FL general Francisco Villa,
acompahado por ell Ministro
de la Guerra, general Jose
Isabel Robes, del general
Juan G. Cabral y de los MEM
bros de su Estado Mayor lie
90 a esta ciudad a las once
V media de anoche, a bOrdo
de su tren especial, de retOrno
de su viaje al norte.
FL general Villa cuandO a
bandon6 esta capital Sc diri-
gi6 a Chihuahua con objeto
de atender varios impOrtantes
asuntos en- esa region. Soda
mente dos dias permaneci6 en-
Chihuahua Ell general Villa,
regresando a Torre6n e Ira
puato, siguiendo de este Glti-
mo punto para Ia ciudad de
Guadalajara, que va habia
sido ocupada por Ell general
Julian C. Medina, Goberna,
dor del Estado de Jalisco.
Ell general Villa hizo su en-,
trada en- la ciudad de Guada,
lajara a caballo, rodeado de
cuarenta hombres de su escol,
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