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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
A Chance of Tune.

Mamma. I'm tired of going to school"
 What's the matter. Willie?"
 'The teacher"-
 Now, don't you say word against your teacher, Willie. I've no doubt you annoy her dreadfully. and she seems like very nice sort of person. Well, she said this mornin' that she didn't think had much of a bringin' up at home, an" "-
 Wait! Did she say that? Well, of all the course impudence! You shan't go back there another day!'
 Exit Willie. grinning. - Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
Within the Law.

A real negro nanny of the old type came up the walk through the old fash toned garden to the side porch. She had basket of fresh aigs" on her arm and was offering them for sale.
 Are you sure they are perfectly fresh, auntie?" asked the lady who came out of the house.
 "Yes'um. they sho is all right. Miss Bess. Ain't nary disorderly ag amongst 'em." ."-New York Post
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
Congregational Church.

The evening service will be held at 7:3o and the subject will be, He Is Risen, Even As He Said" Some time will be devoted to singing many of the good old familiar hymns suitable for the occasion. You are most cor dialy invited to attend
 Sunday school meets from F to o'clock. The Bible class will be in teres1ing to you
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
SPEED OF GAME BIRDS.
The Hazel Hen Said to Be Wonder In
 a Short Spurt.

Short Squirt.
 What is the fastest game bird that flies! Of course, in seeking an answer to the question, as writer in the Scotsman points out one must assume equal conditions of atmosphere and cause for flight. for all creatures, hu- man or other. seek their highest rate of speed under the influence of fear. A recent writer declares that in race of, say, 200 yards he would back bird which, though not found in Brit ain. is indigenous to most of the rest of Europe and is especially familiar in Scandinavia-the hazel hen or geli- notte.
 Yet, curiously enough, this is one of the forest haunting birds which, like the American fool hen." usually fly up into a tree when flushed and, re iecting further attempts at escape. elect to be shot sitting. But" says the writer referred to above, Ion the rare occasions tand that they are rare readily admit when one catches sell- notte in the open l have never seen any bird fly so fast nor move its wings with such extraordinary rapidity." | Next to it at any rate one must sure ly place the teal, which has marvel ous knack of getting under way quick ly. Some experienced observers would give the third place to q bluerock pig eon-the wild, not the Birmingham va riety.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
Exclusiveness,

The pinhead puts barbed wire fence around himself because he in stinctively knows he's a fourfusher and is afraid you'll find it out if you get too close.-Indianapolis Star.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
The Main Point,

Crummer-l see that woman was killed in the crush at a bargain counter yesterday. Mrs. Crummer-Dear me; what bargains were for sale?-Puck.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
Mean Thinu!

A New England physician says that if every family would keep a box of mustard in the house oneh half of the doctors would starve to death. A mean man suggests that everybody should keep two boxes.-New Orleans Pica- une.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
Panama's Cathedral.

The towers of the Panama cathedra are roofsd with, pearl shells. which re dect the sunlight so that they can be seen far out at sea.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
Somebody
 With MOneu

always has been found to back" a good plan, a good idea, a good busi- ness venture or a good mining prospcct-other- wise a good many of to- days successful business enterprises would still be mere dreams.
 Advertising has brought about a majority of the introductions of the man with the idea, the man with a prospect or busi- ness to the man with the dollar.
 ADVERTISE IN THE PRoSPEoTCR FOR RE- SUITS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03

Adversity borrows its sharpest sting from our impatience.-Horns.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
lnferastad fha Eeline.

"Serenaded my girl last night" "Any member of the family come out?" "Only the ."-Chicago Record Her aid.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03

If you want all the news all the time, read the Prospector.
, 1915-11-24

Indian troops at Bulvnr killing $50 Of their
number, md that the British telegraph Off
cee at I~pohrn, Sbiraz and kn2e'un have
been seed, The outbreak is said to have
followed the Occupation 10y the Bussions Of
the Persian town of Kamat.
A despatch from Tebelan says that a Gov
ernment proclamation confirms the unofficial
announcement that the Shah will not leave
the capital as the relations betwetn Russia
and Persia are being adjusted. Persian peo-
pie are asked to confirm the new situation.
St. Kits, 22nd-Lighthouse tender Car
naryon" arrived this morning.
, 1915-11-24

thut the Greak trnon4 intend ia orcnnv
NIanas,r 49, n,,va into l4Ihan;a
Kanto,,s daenotcb from Athene cove tbot
+Lo anxia,v owe, the announcement Of tba
,mio., In,ontion 10 h,ino nre.snre to baar nm
on Greaca IN order to 9ssrre fine nnmo}astrd
,oosooa If tbair t,oons +bronob Creek terri
tory hos been na,cei+iblv aIoved nv Lord
Kitcbara,,s VIZ
Amessooa from tha Austrian Heado1arters
in western Serbin saws "rbe German trooDs
are a scant DAYS march rom Now Bazaar, the
Ansl,on' ohi1c,ve GantrI Won GnlIy,iz is
,,,,oooLH,SS p,.htno which is fkawisa
Threatened by the BulaaIians from the north
wAst ord sontb-east F"
Vienn3. Official report snys: General Won
Kovess has occupied Nova Vuros ana crossed
the Si4nicn-D uoa Polilna-R askn line. cnptur-
mo southeast Of Ra~kn 1000 Sen bans.
General Won GaDlwitz IS fighting south Of the
IreuoIi ,idoe and General BoyQdilrf is in
the sector of the Gollva Pmnina. On Fri
div bv force Of arms the three Allied armies
Of the enemy were driven from the last posi-
tion Of the old Serbian terItory.'
German Official communjou6 states:
s.Noya Varos. Sienica and Rnske have been
occnnied Tn the Dyar valley. Drin and east
Of the Konaonik reoiou PrepoIac have been
renched 3 500 SerbIans and four cannon
were coptured"
An undated BULGARIAN official statement
saws. "Yhe Bu]oaliuns nre udyuucinp on all
fronts capturng many prisoners and large
onortities Of war material. It announces
fine canture Of prlDep and saws the position Of
the Babuua Pass has opened the way to Mon
astjr The BuIoariaus in the Tetoyo region
bava nd yanc4d s~ontbward and those operat-
inc in the direction of Prishtina have occu-
pjed Cbil.uu. breaking the line of the retreat
mo Serbians"
The corresnondent Of the Exchange TeIe-
manb % ot Athens says that ON FRIDAY the
Serbian tropus in Nonustir advanced seven
kilometres. and adds that the intentions of
tha BuIga,ians towards Nouustjr ale un-
known
4 Nonteneorin oficipl bulletin saws: sThe
enemy BON barded our positions on our fronts
from The l7th to the 18Th without results.
Bad weather interfered with our infantry
0peratioos'.
The "World'." German correspondent with
the Austrian army at Goritz teleeraphng via
Vienna. saws: "Goritz is threatened with the
fate Of Arras and Ypres. The fourth battle
between Goritz and the surrounding heights
continues undated and with a herceness of
fighting unsurpassed on the other fronts.
Personal observations within Goritz show
a ~ T41:- :I o,o,,l Il, 4ur,
, 1915-11-24
Censored at ~Jamaica.)

oflclaI announcement sl"'eS' "OuI 'Io"PS
with The SeIblhnS sustained neaVy assaults
on the river LIN on fLld"y' IN tne 0""J"N
OF Now Bazaar we nave oeeh oongeo 10 Fel'e"t
on our PfincIP"l los,'l"hS OF uel7nSe' ~"
our other 1fohts "fllItlE ehSa&ehlehIs are
beng continued ana several lni'htIy attacks
nave been fePuIStu.
An Austrian ollcI" Statement SAYS; 'De-
spite the resistance OF the strongly ln'fench-
ed MontenegrIns, the Anst'o HunSar"hs
have forced a passage across 'heuPPei Drlh"'
north of ChaJmIz". Inc 1ermHhS nave oc-
cupled Now Bazaar and east thereof the Aus
tIo-Huh9aians repuISea the enemy ia me
lhar valley. Inc prisoners capture" Oh
Saturday exceed 1000
The Serbian Legation at hone reports an
important Serbian victory 81 LeSI"Va'z' IN
the Nlsh district, after a Dat'Ie IaS'lnR SeVe-
Tl days, and mat the LuI6aIl"h IoSatS We're
enormous.
A despatch from Buchafest states mat
British troops have arrived at Monastf ana
are beng reinforced.
A French otlclaI eommthlq0e re@ar"Ih8
the operations IN 0eflla s"NS. "ln're mas
been quiet on orr front since me buiSafl'h
counter-attaeE ON our position N tue dl'ec-
''"n o. ho'tu'lno' "aqn ~ '"7 "'.o'Ns "''o
, 1915-11-24

taken place, at some points the Russians en-
ploying gus bombs, otherwise there has been
nothing important
German and Russian official bulletins state
that the situation is unchanged.
An official communique issued at Rome
says: In the CordeyoIe valley after an m
tense artillery preparation the enemy launch
ed large forces III an attack on the ~uium.t
OF Monte %Colombine, but was Tepulsed amt
IN q counter.attac was put to fl light with
great losses, leaving tbe field arms, munitions
and hand bombs. IN the Goriz.a zone the
intense bomhardmeut by cur artillery con
tnues, and we have begun successfully un
attack on the heights northeast of Osayia.
On the Carso plateau, after Il brilliant
assault, our infantry got a solid footing on II
part OF the top of Moyte San Michele, and
between the third and fourth SUBMITS vIo-
lent Ouuter-attack We're rcpulsed by tho
brayery Of our troops, although proceeded
and accompanied by an intense concentrated
fire. We took seyenty-tiye prisoners One
aviator was brought down hy our auti-lrcrall
guns in the Mileyna zone plateau, norlh-
west of Arsiero, and the pilot ana observer
were found dead. Cur sir squadron flew
over the enemy aviation camp NJ AsseNIlll.
throwing over 100 bombs and causjng I'M
portaut damage, Our nviutors returned
safely
An Austrian official statement saws orbe
Italians brought forces from the Ivroleau
front into tie Go1,zia district ana vilb thn.c
reinforccments tho enemy attacked tEe Gorl-
za bridgehead. Before Monte Sabo,in9
several attacks collapsed by reason Of orr
o%untre. In The O,Ipvia sector tha anen,,
penetrated oar line bnt we cantnred tbo
position in 81 eounter-attack except one sum
nit. for the possession of which we are st5l
fighting Three attacks at Peota mjscarird
the enemy sustained severe losses. and e~pe
cially violent attacks at Podgora 10y the
Italians were rcpulsed. While both sides of
Monte San Michele were under q STRONG gun.
fire considerable enemy forces advanced. ON
the northern slope, but then attack latcd
by reason Of our cIo~stiicund several attlcGs
IN the san Mar.iuo $ ctoI aud month oi lhe
Gorizia LrIdgebead met the same fate On
the summit Of the Col Iii Llama cQr defend
ers repealed two Italiun attacks against the
road barricades near Hagora.
An oficiuI despatch from fine Niaerieu
Government reports that tbe 3nola- French
troops occur led Tiba!i in The Kanornas ON
November third exne]lino rho Gen.u4
B0uyo was previously taken oud r,s,i,,
south Of the summit az tLo Roryo MAINTAIN
was tsken Inter the casualtics hai,o fir,
killed md injured The cns,oItia. - tEa .,o
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Ell CORRESPONSAL
Jose j. PRiET0.
Viene de la ia.). f.

81 avence sobre Tampico.-Los ge-
lerales Urbina y Chao han informado
ii Quartet General establecido aqui,
!ue el combate que hace tres dias Sc
.enia verificando cerca de "El Abra",
:erca de Tampico, Sc resolvio con la
lerrota de los carrancistas, los que
l~bandonaron varias ametralladoras,
muchos fusiles Y gran cantidad de
municiones.
Urbina y Chao han avanzado o
us fuerzas sobre ell Puerto de Tampi-
C, plaza que atacaran en- breve.
2esocijo por una noticia.-Las mott
cias recibidas aqui de los triunfos OBJ
.enidos en- Coahuila por las fuerzas
lie Rosalio Hernandez, han causado re
yocijo entire los villistas, los cuales
nan hecho demostraciones de conten-
20 para que el pueblo sc de cuenta
de las victOrias obtenidas en- ell Nor
&c.
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FL conflicto p~ersonal......

("ta de los procedimientOS de u.s.
ted. cue reveian un deSeO preme-
"ditadO de poneP ObStaculOS para e
"arreglO SatiSfact0ri0 de tGdaS las
"dificultadeS Y llegnr a in paZ cue
"tantO deseamOS, he UrdenauO que
"suspendan su viaje y Sc d%entengar
zen TOrre6n. En- cOnSeCuencia lt
"partiCipo que este Division no con-
"currira a la Convention a que ha
"cOnvOcado. y. desde luego lie ma
"nifiestO su deScOnOcimientO como
Primer Jefe, quedandO en- libertad
para ]procedcr como le cOnvenga.
Eel General en- Jefe.-FranciScO Vi
lila.
Con toda claridad. sin que medien
disimulOS de ninguna suerte, Sc
deducen. de las palabraS trascri-
tas. dos hechos que interesa deter
minar: a fuG el senior Oral Vi
LA quien primero pidi6 explica-
clones al Ciudadano CarranZa, y
no este a aquGl; y que la Interrupt
ci6n ferroviaria fuG Ordenada por
la Primera Jefatura anteS de su
desconOcimientO pOr parte de Ia
Division del NOrte, que vino a deS-
cOnOcerla en- meritO, preciSamente
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COntinuara.
s.. LA PAZ EN- AMERICA. -.

I precio, es la conservation del po-
der por cl apoyO del eXtranjerO
La victima Is cI pueblo, oprimido
y saQueado por Ia horda del pOicr:
micntraS cI cX~tranjerO. pOr su par
t.. hacc 81 gran botin. La paz de
! Nicaragua IS aSi, la paz de Ia trai-
ci6n y del dcSpojO: y el imperia-
Iismo cs aSi, un mOnStruOSO factor
de- i~nmoralidad y de perversidad Ell
aquella vitalisima region de Anne
RIGA.
FL control eXtranjerO de las adua
mas y de la administration de la
dcuda exterior, no han dadO 10
paz al pueblo dominicano, perO Ia
introducido un elcmentO de corrop-
ci6n Y de perturbation en- la poll
tea de aqueI pals insular. Las III
timas rcvclacioneS demuestran que
SantO Domingo cS considerable como
IN pals de invasion. en- que el Mi
nistro de la uacidu ]prOtectOra pre-
side cl Saqueo.
Mexico Is FL mayor y mas lamen-
table cicmplo del fracaso del des-
potiSmo. en- 10 que parecia SUI mas
triunfaI justification: SUI capacIdad
para ~conservar la paz y d~eSarrollar
la riQueza. La paz del deSpotiSmO
"ngendra la guerra. y no Is sine
una mascara del caOS y Ia barba-
RE.
La paz del deSpotiSmo prepare la
paZ del imperialism. Is u pre-
curSOra. La prepare en- Cuba y en-
Nicaragua. La esta preparandO en-
Santo Domingo. So vera IN dia que
la prepare tambicn eli Mexico, y
que la eSld p]reparsndO haze quin-
ce amos en- Venezuela, mace Yeintc
amos Ell Guatemala.
FL gran problema de America es
la paz. FL incluyc TODD el profile
ma del 'Statu quo en- ell continent
te. IS decir, la eXistencia de las
nacionalidades actuales, necesa-
rias al equi,ibrio del mundo.
cC6mO resolver er prOblema de
la paz en- America? tC6mO lograr
que haya libertad. y dignidad. y
justicia. y democracia Ell eSoS pal
ses que dcben su cAistcucia a una
heroica aspiration, la Iibertad?
como evitar que los GObiernOs
sean un azote. que los GObiernOs
sean la guerra?
\ los hombres de EstadO, a los
hombreS de cstudiO, u los hOmbrcs
de ciencia, a los pubIicistas, Il los
ap6stOleS, a los representatives de
la civilization cn America, yO di-
90: este es Ell prob:ema!
Jacinto LOPEZ.
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Vlene de la pagina 3.

Villa 10 retuyO preso un cOrtO item
"po. y. con Ell objeto de ocuItar 10
"acaccido Ofreci6 un bale al Gene
raj Obreg6n.
"CuandO estos acOntecimicntOS
"tenian Iugar, ell General Hill CO.
"munic6 a la S~ecretaria de Guerra
la condensation que enyi6 a I'm men
SAME de Obregdn EN- ell que este
Jefe lc ordenaba murchara STEM
pre- a CaSas Grandes Y en- la cuaI
Sc negaba a obedecer aquella or
den cumpliendo con Ia ordenan-
"a. pueS saba la PRISON del &c
neral Obreg6n. Naturalmente, 20
'aprOb6 la cOnducta del General
Hill Y le manifesto que en- 10 SUI
"ccSivo no debia obedecer mas Or
'dcneS que las de eSta primera Je-
"fatura. Al cOnocer 20 este men,
sale. OTdenG que Sc SuSpediera Ell
"trdficO al NOrte de Aguascalien-
ties Y entire TOrreGn y Monterrey:
y que 81 avanZaban las fueTzas de
"VilIa Sc d]estruyera una y Otra via.
"EntOnrc Villa St dirigid a mi. mani
"frStandOme que no saba a que
"atribuir tai determination: 20 lie
"dlir, como era de mi deber, que
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Dos fabricaS destruidaS Ell
Monterrey.

Las noticiaS que han llegadO aquf
de prOcedencia carrancista, infor-
man que las fuerZaS de Pablo Con-
ZaleZ SOStuvierOn un fuerte CanO-
neo con las de Angeles, que Sc II
cOntraban parapetadaS en- la Ger
veceria Circumference y la Fund.-
ci0n de FierrO y AcerO. Como con-
]secuencia del caHOneO de los ca
r~rancistas, los ediflciOS de las dos
.m]pOrtantes negOciaciOneS fabrics
regiOmOntanaS han SufridO gran
les deSperfectOs y Sc dice que una
gran parte de la m%aquinaria ha que
iadO iHutiliZada.
AQui no Sc cree Ell las nOticias
Dropaladas por los agenteS carran-
.istas, acerca de que las fuerzas de
GONZALEZ lOgrarOn apOderarse de la
],erveceria, Fundici6n, CerrO del
)bispado y San LuiSito, pues 81 tai
lutheran hecho, va ~estarian en- Su
)oder de la capital regiOmontana.
10 que memo Sc cree eS que los
.'evOluciOnarlOS Sc ]internarOn ell
San Luisit0, pueS ALI lutheran ST.
10 barridos pOr la artilleria de grue
90 calibre inslalada en- el cerro del
)bispadO por ell general Angeles.
Solo no conOciendo la tOpOgrafia
lei terreno, Sc puede afirmar que
Os ~atacantcs lutheran cntrado al
jarriU de San LuiSito.
81 tai hicierOn los carrancistaS,
,braron imprdudentemente. Tn "a
aque a la ciudad de Monterrey puc
Ie hacerse por los iadOs NOrte, y
N~oroestc. \ atacar pOr OtrOs lados,
; IT. u un fracaso SECURE.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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PROPALAN LA N0TICIA..
Viene de la Pag 4a.)

de que Villa, en- vez de yenir a la
frontera, seguira de Torre6n con
rumbO a la ciudad de Monterrey,
dOnde CONFERENCE.-THE con Felipe An
geles.
Viene a rObustecer mas esta idea,
las nOticias que Sc tienen de que
los carrancistas siguen atacando la
del Estado de NuevO Leon,
y de que Villa avanzara con sus
fuerzaS SObre la citada capital pa
"a cOOperar con las de Angeles Ell
la batalla que este Sostiene con-
ira las fuerzas del general Pablo
Gonzalez.
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De NADIA tIrne mas ncceSidaG la
America que de- paz, prro no hay
NADIA mas odloso gu" Ia paz en-
America, en- la parte del continent
I' p"DIada pof llacIoheS, cuyG deS-
jIno 'Sja todaNla Ell duda.
Dos classes d" paz hay en- esas
rcsIou"s: Ia paz del dcpotlSmo y la
paZ d"I ImprrIdlIsmo. La una Is
SIeInpr" la paz del crlmen. La otra
rs Ia paZ dc la iucrLa. en- p0tcncIa,
IN am"naza. COMO en- Cuba: Y a We
&c, tamhirn la paA del crimen, CO.
mo en- Nicaragua.
Hay paz "n Cuba. Va :" sabe por
que. Pcro - IndudabIr que cn cSta
paZ hay un gran cIrm"nto de pa
trjollSmo cuDano. al tl"rO, cl in
domabI" patrlotismO cubano. que
dSomhr0 al mundO por Su tcnaci-
dad y su heroismo. En- Cuba FL i'm
prrIallSmO purdr recIamar hasta
este punto de- gloria De un agente
ir civilization; pero el Observation
intrlIgrntr no pucdc deiar de- Yer
cn la paz de- Cuba la autGntica re-
NrIaci6n de la eNIStrncia de I'm SEN
tlmirujo Il" uacionalidad y de un
ideal ir patria en- el corazdn del
pueblo cuban3. - Cuba conserva
Ia paz por mirdo a la intervention.
"S" mirdo Is la mas alta expression
del patri0tismo. FL sIgnifIca quc Gu
ba no quier" ser ~gobernada por eI
eNtranjcro. Ali cStan TODD eI ms
tlnto y toda la passion de la patrIa,
esa tuerza suprelna y mISterloSa
lu" - ella sofa eI alma de una ma
clon. y SIN la cuaI Ia nacIon Is I'M
possible. MIentras csc mIedo eXISta
no hay pelIgro de- que Cuba SUI
cumha. II tempo y la evoIuclon del
pueblo cuDano hacIa un eStado de
cINIllZacIoH poIltlca 1undado en- la
practIca pura de Ia JusJIcla, del
dcrerho y de la democracia, pre-
pararan eI advenimento de la paz
natural y deiInltlva. la paz dc la
narIon soDerana. La Enmlenda
PIatt pasara cntonces a la historic.
La a~brogacIon de eSta EnmIenda
debe ser la aspiration naclonaI de
Cuba, pcro en- la conviction de que
ella no vendra sino como conse-
cuencla e~sponlanea, ~necesarla' To-
-'c'' VI una p'N 'oi'0''0ui'''l Id
ua,. ~, an yi.,roo,,o T., no., J,I
crfmrn def rriman mas osado Y
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-13
NovELAs A 30 CTS. CADA UNA.

e. becerro de orc.
E. MILO maldito.
La lucha por ell amor.
FL manuscrlto de mi madre.
MARI, por Jorge Isaacs.
e. cura de aldes.
Dora.
AZucaQa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-13
RELIGION.

La imitaci6n de CristO 5000. $3.50
Catecismo de Ripalda. "G.lo
Lavalle A~eyicanO. ........ $50
Ancora de salvation. O.OO
La Azucena. DeyOcionario para las
Hijas de Maria. ........ $3.50
Comulgadcr General. 800. "0.75
Pequeno Lavalle de Ia juventuG, 0
devocionario del cristianO... 5000
Curse de fiIosofia elemental. por
Balnes. ContieHe Iogica, metafisica,
Davoci0rario guadalupanO. 0.25
Catecismo de Perseverance, loo
Los Nartires. o eI triunfo de Ia Reli-
gi5n Cristiana. LibrO cuya lectura
hace asistir q Ia lucha de dos
generacioues ~conJrarias: Ia una arma
da con los arreos de Ia ferocidad, :
Ia otra con simbOIo redentor. =. S 2. 90
E. Genio del Cristianismo. Esta
obra, como Ia anterior, es de las me-
jores para los hogares. Ambas estan
editadas a TODD lujo........ 81 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-13
LLEGAN 4 NUEN0 LAREDO LOS
COMISIONADOS GUTIERRISTAS..
Niene de la pigina I.

mOvimienO revoluciOnario antes
diclIO.
Gutierrez. segun las infOrmaCiO-
mes que circular, ssta en- Santa
Ines, esperanto a Alberto Carrera
Torres Y d los hermanOs Cedillo que
oreraron en- el EstadO de San Luis
Pot0si durante Ell tempe de la re-
vOIuciGn carranciSta, para que Sc
les unan y emprender tOdOs juntos
la revolution contra tOdas y cada
una de las f]acciOnes que luchan Ell
cl pals.
Al ladO de Gutierrez Sc cncuen-
tran Jose Isabel Robes, su Secreta-
rio de Guerra y EugcniO Aguirre
Benavides. de GObcrnaci6n.
Me acerquG al senior CiSneros, Sc
cretario de Benavides con Obieto
de que Sc sirviera naccrme algunas
dccIaracioncs references a los ten
doHcias y prOyectos de la revolu-
ci6n gutierrista y me manifesto que
pOr el mOmeGto no estaba auto
rizadO para cXternar OpiniOnes en-
Ell scntido solicitadO, pero cuandO
10 estuviera con gusto haria muy
impOrtantes d~eclaraciones a La
Prensa."
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
n. de la R. Como complemento a
la nota anterior diremOS que ell Lii
cenciadO NaScOnceloS pas0 antea-
yer por esta ciudaG con rumbo a
Nueva Orleans, primer punto que
tOcara en- la gira que hara para
cumpIir su comisi6n.
VasconceIos, Sc neg6 a hacer de-
c~laraciOnes a algunos p~eriodistas
que Sc lie acercaron con csc objeto.