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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
To Strike Blow al Italy.

London, May 25.--Little or no time
mas been allowed to elapse between
the declaration of war and actual
lighting between Italy and Austria
Early Monday morning Austrian aer-
oplanes, destroyers, and torpedo boats
descended on the Italian coast of the
Adriatic and bombarded several
towns, including Venice, while in the
Tyrol and on the eastern frontier
Italian and Austrian advance guards
are already in touch and have fired
the first shots.
The pan of campaign has not yet
been disclosed but it is generally be-
leyed that attempts to inflict a quick
and decisive defeat, or at least one
that will discourage the Italians, will
be undertaken largely by the Germans
under Field Marshal Won Hindenburg.
1t is said that German troops with
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
SENA- 10
TORSF|GHT|NG
P0|NT TODAY
lATTlMORE AND GIBSON CLASH
OVER GIBSON BILL TODAY -
OTHER SENATORS PREVENT
FIGHT.

Austin, Tex, May 25.-The senate
agreed today to allow each side an
hour and half debate on the Gibson
bill and then vote. 1t also adopted
a resolution that each senator state
his connection with insurance COM
panes before this final debate.
Except to hold policies, only four
senators said they were connected
with any regular insurance compan-
les. Astin, Clark and Page each said
they owned some insurance stock.
Gibson said he has a commission as
agent for a small company, but has
solicited no business.
Senator baltimore said he owned
stock in a cooperative company not
affected by the bill. He and Glib
son clashed Gibson making for Lat
timore with an ink well in his hand.
Other senators prevented a fight
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25

Rome, May 25.- %Tar office an
nounced today that t. ian forces
have penetrated into AT occupy
ing Caporetta, the heighE, 'ween
Judno and lsonzo and the L ms OF
,Cormons, Capvignaeno and Terzo.
The captured towns are within two
or three miles of the frontier. The
line, where the Italians penetrated the
frontier, is about forty miles long.
The Italian general staff announced
last night that an Italian destroyer
yesterday entered the Austrian port
of suso, destroying the barracks and
railroad station, killing two Austrians
and capturing fifty-seven.
The Italian, ministry of marine an.
lnounces:
"A steamer arriving at Sarletta re
ports that while passing near the
pronontory of Gargane at midnight
last night, she sighted an Austrian
warship, with a hsAvy list. She was
escorted by four torpedo boats. This
probably is the warship, which was
driven off from Barletta after firina
several shots yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
GIRL STRUCK BY LIGHTNlNG;
CONDITION is CRITICAL

Muskogee, Okla, May 2l.-While
standing on the porch of her fathers
home near Keefton today, Beulah
Rector. II years old, was struck by
lightning. The bolt struck her left
shoulder, ranged across the chest and
down the right leg, literally tearing
her right shoe from her foot. The
girl was unconscious for four hours
and since that time has been IN a
serious condition.
\ number of cattle owned by l..
w Kershaw of Muskogee were killed
during the storm and a cowboy
named Brown was thrown from his
horse by the shock of lightning strik-
ing nearby tree.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
|MEX|CANS
MAKE ATTACK
ON RANGERS
TWO OF THE AMERICANS ARE
MISSING AND MAY HAVE BEEN
KILLED BY MExlcANs AMER
lCANS LOST HORSES.

Alpine, Tex, May 24-Mexicans,
six miles from the border below Val
entine, last night attacked a party Of
American river guards and Rangers,
forcing the Americans to retreat, and
capturing their horses.
Ranger Bates and River Guard Joe
Sitter are missing. Sitter is said
to have killed some Mexican outlaws
in the past
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
ELEVATOR BURNS AT
OKLAHOMA CITY

The c. Y. Semple Grain and Eleva-
tor Company's plant at Oklahoma City
was totally destroyed by fire early
this morning. This concern sells sew
eral merchants in this city, among
them Brady & Brady, who had a car
of flour recently ordered from them
to burn on the tracks, together with
many other cars likewise loaded for
shipment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
UNITED STATES ASKS FOR EXPLA
NATION OF NEW ORDER THAT
NEUTRAL VESSELS MUST TAKE
NORTHERN ROUTE
NOTHING FROM BERLIN
Wilson Says He Does Not Know Cause
Of Delay in Reply to Note to Ger.
many Unless 1t is Because of ItaIi.
an Situation.

Washington, May 25.-The United
states today asked England the mean
ing of the new order that neutral
vessels must obtain permission to
take the north route around the isles
for scandinavian countries.
1t is suspected that the order in
wolves a new trade embargo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
To Receive Death Sentence.

Eufaula, Okla, May 2i.-Sentence
OF death will be pronounced May -,
on Henry Bookman, a negro, convict.
ed in district court of having killed
Richard Hardin, a white man, April
., last. Bookman is the first person
in Mcintosh county to receive sem
tence of death.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
PARIS OFFICIALLY REPORTS RE
PULSE OF MANY GERMAN AT
TACKS YESTERDAY.
USS|ANWARSH|P sunk
Constantnople Officially Announces
Sinking Of Russian Warship in the
Black Sea-Presence of Turkish
Submarine There Was Concealed.

Paris. May 25.-An official report
says there was heavy fighting yester-
day and last night from Arras to the
sea. The French artillery checked
four daylight German attacks.
At other points, the French repulsed
three German attacks, one at night
1t is claimed that the German losses
were heavy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25

heavy guns, aeroplanes and Zeppelns
are already passing through the val
ley OF the river Adige in the direc-
tion Of Verona and that rapid and
fierce blows will be delivered almost
Immediately at the Italian center. This
the Germans doubtless believe would
serve to hold off an Italian advance
from the province OF Venice, where
the fiat nature of the country would
give the Italians a greater chance of
! success.
Throughout Austria and Germany
there is bitter denunciation of Italy,
which for the moment has replaced
England as the most hated enemy, In
the allied countries, on the other hand
Italian Intervention is hailed with
delight, and in the Italian quarters OF
London and Paris there have been
enthusiastic demonstrations an
cheering farewels to the Italians
| leaving for home to join The allies
Roumania, Greece and Bulgaria as
yet have made no move. The gov
ernment of Bulgaria has reiterated
that it will continue to observe an
attitude OF neutrality so long as Bull
garian interests are not directly af-
fected, and it sees no reason why
they should be, The opposition, how
ever is vOicing the opinion that Bull
garia should seize the opportunity to
Join with the allies.
Bulgaria may be drawn in through
an incident which has arisen between
her and Turkey over the seizure by
Turkey of 2 number of Bulgarian rail
way cars loaded with goods. Sofia has
lodged a protest against this action;
Roumania may be affected by change |
Of fortune in the battle of middle Ga |
licia. Russia here is delivering a |
strong counter offensive and has gain
ed some ground along the San river
north of Jaroslau.
The most important battle, however
is raging to the southeast of Prem
ysl, where the Austrians and Germans
are making repeated efforts to break
the Russian line and relieve the pres
sre on the Germans who crossed
the San.
Fighting also is in progress in
Courland, along the east Prussian
frontier, and in central Poland, where
the, Germans have attempted an Of
fensve along the Rawka river. None
of these actions apparently has been
decisive, although heavy losses have
been suffered on both sides Russia
expresses satisfaction with the sit
uation along her front.
Heavy fighting has been resumed
in the western zone from Arras to
the sea, in which both Germans and
French claim TO have had the hdvan-
tage. 1t is evident the allies do not
AAlltlu W iNldA lhtll tlpl - III IHlS
front, although a big general move
ment has not yet been undertaken.
the present operations having as their
object Improvements in their posi-
tions and forcing the Germans to
counter attacks.
The allies have landed additional
troops on the Gallipoli peninsula and.
although progress there must for some
time continue to be slow, there is
every confidence that the resistance
of the Turks will before long be
broken. The loss to the allies is
heavy. as shown by the casualties.
which is evidence that the resistance
of the Turks are suffering much
more severely, as they are under cross
fire from the ships.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25

Amsterdam, May pa CONSTANT
nople telegram says it is announced
officially that a Turkish submarine
sank a Russian warship in the Black
Sea.
The dispatch says that Turkey has
succeeded for some time in concealing
the fact that a Turkish submarine was
operating there, ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
Captures Many Russians

Berlin, May 25.-An official an
nouncement says General Mackensen
resumes the attack against the Rus.
SLAMS near Perzemysl, capturing TWEEN
ty-one thousand Russians yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
To Send Note to ENGLAND.

Washington, May 25.-President
Wilson said today that he did not
know the cause of delay ;he Ger
man reply to the Lusitania note, but
presumed that Germany was absorbed
in the Italian war.
The president said that shipping
trouble with England is chronic and
that an American note would be sent
TO England probably as soon as the
Berlin reply is received,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
FRISCO WILL
USE NEW RING
LING DEPOT
WILL DISCONTINUE USE OF ROCK
ISLAND, SANTA FE, AND MOVE
OVER AS SOON AS 1T Is CON-
PLETED.

It became known for a certainty
that the Frisco Railway company
would use the new Ringing depot for
their local business as soon as it is
completed For some time it has
been rumored that the Rock Island
and Frisco would use the depot for
traffic but this was denied this morn
ing by those in positloa to know,
they stating that the Rock Island
was already interested in the pres
ent union depot and had their own
freight offices and house. The Frisco
has already made surveys for neces-
sary trackage to the new Ringing
depot, and by the time the building
Is completed the tracks will be laid
ready for business.
The plans for the new depot call for
a freight house the size OF the pres
ent Rock Island house, and the gen
eral offices of the Ringing road, as
well as the necessary Frisco offices.
will be located in the new building.
1t is reported that the Ringlings
will expend 100000 in improvements
in this city this summer Besides
the erection of the new depot, shops
and the necessary buildings for hous-
ing engines and rolling stock will be
built. The plans for the new depot
call for a structure TO cost not less
than 5000. which will make a very
attractive building
Property owners on North Wash
ington street are well pleased as
rule, with the plans of the road in
erecting a depot on that site, as they
believe that it will enhance property
values. The foundation of the new
depot is progressing nicely, and Con-
tractor Fraley states that he hopes to
have it erected in record time.
Submarine Near Surface.
Honolulu. May 24-The submarine
F-4 has been raised to within 1OS
feet Of the surface, divers reported
Monday. It is thought she will be
brought to the surface Thursday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
Here in Hospital.

George H Wyatt. who is on the
Shawnee News Herald. is in the city
undergoing treatment from DR.. ]. F.
Son. Mr.. Wyatt has been suffering
intensely from sciatica. and is still
offering a leg to swap for almost any
old thing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
CONTRACTS SALE OF PEACHES.
Grower Closes Out His Crop at 55c
Bushel.

Guthrie, Okla, May 24.-The first
contract sale of peaches for this sec
ton was made today by G. w. Nc
MILAN of Mulhall township, who sold
his crop of Elbertas, which will ap-
proximate $1,000 bushels, at SOC a
bushel on track. The crop will move
about Aug. 10 and will reach 600 cars
for the county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
HOLLAND SENDS
GERMANY NOTE
ON [US|TAN|A
PROTEST FROM DUTCH GOVERN.
MENT AGAINST SINKING OF
lUSlTANIA SIMILAR TO THAT
OF PRESIDENT WILSON,.

The Hague, May 25.-The Holland
government today sent a note to Ger
many, protesting against the sinking
of the Lusitania.
Several Dutch subjects lost their
lives on the Lusitania.
The note is similar to the Aneri-
can protest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
ITALIAN FORCES PENE ETRATE
AU5TR|A-0CCUPY CAPORETTO
ALONG A FORTY MILE 'FRONT.' THE ITALIAN
FORCES HAVE CROSSED AUSTRIAN FRON-
TIER AND CAPTURED SEVERAL TOWNS
FROM THE AUSTRIANS

Railroad
Killing Auians Wounding Fifty Seven
and Under Escort of Four
Torpedo Attacked Harea
Was Yeerday-t Believed that Germans and
Prepare Crushing
that ze Being
italian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
Redistricting Bill Killed

Austin, Texas, May 25.-The senate
committee practically killed the con-
stitutional redistricting bill today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-25
THE WEATHER.

:: New Orleans, La, May %. ::
): The weather forecast for :;
|: Oklahoma for tonight and :;
+: Wednesday is generally cloudy; :;
z cooler tonight in the western :,
. portion. 9
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Submarine Near Surface.

Honolulu. May 2i.-The submarine
F-4 has been raised to within 1OS
feet of the surface, divers reported
Monday. It is thought she will be
brought to the surface Thursday.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
No Sc trato de la question pol1tica
en- la junta convocada por
el Diputado Slayden
Los Sres. Lies Tamariz, Botelo Gomez Robelo
hacen algunas aclaraciones

En- pl nUm2ro del DiariO san
Antonio Express. correspondence
al dia dc aver. apareci6 una nota
en Ia que So ia cuenla dc una jun
la a la que concurrieron el ST. Di-
putadO Slaydcn. un alto repreSen-
tante de Ia Cruz ROia Y variOS me-
xicanoS. ESta iunta fu6 convocada
por los primeroS Y tuvo por ohjeto
recabar informeS reSpecto de las
condirioneS eXiStente> en- Ia Repu-
blica MeNicana. por la eScasez de
articulOs de alimentaci6n. el ave
riguar cualeS Serian los mediOS mas
eficaceS para hacer una buena dis
tribuci6n de los articulos que eStan
Siendo enviados desde este pals.
Seguramente que Ia persona que
inform6 al citado peri6dicO reco-
.gi6 datos err6neoS Sobre dicha jun
ia. pueS que en- la information Sc
Pssa q Ia pagiua s, columna 5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
Ell CERENTE De La CRUz'RO-
IA, GENERAL DEVOL, RECI-
BIO AVER DIEz NIL
DOLLARES
ESA CANTIDAD De DINERO LA EhPLEARA
EN- C0MPRAR C0HESTlBLES PARA EN-
VIARLOS A MEXICO

FL Brigadier C.. A. DevOi. Geren-
tr general de la Cruz ROia America
na que tiene eStablecidas suS Otlc!-
mas en- TSta ciudad, ha lnformado
uuc en- vista de los pOcoS fOnd0s
dt Gua Gisp0nia para la C5lnpra d.
inrrcancIaS, telegrafi6 & Ia DIfe"-
ci6n de la Sociedad EN- Washington.
soEicitando 81 enviO de dinerO Y que
aver recibi6 aviso de uno de los
BancoS de aqui. que estaba a Su
disposition la cantifad de $4,000 q
le remitia aquela Casa Matriz.
f. Gerente manifesto que es cler-
to que csa cantidad no es una gran
cosa. Sohre tod0 cuandO Sc estan
comprando mercanciaS al preciO de
mil pesos el CAIRO de maiz Y dos
mil el de frijOl: perO que tamp0CO
puede decirSe como 10 infOrm6 la
prensa hace dias, de que los fondOS
de la sociedad Sc habian agOtado.
''Yo no Sc. agreg6 el Brigadier
Gerente. con que cantidad de dinero
haya c0ntribuido el pueblo ameri-
cano para Ia ayuda de Mexico; perO
Sc que Sc eStan recaband0 vari0s
cientos de miles para completar Ia
obre q nos emos hechado cueslas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
Es desesperante la situacion que
prevalece en- los Estados de
Sonora y Sinaloa
Los hombres huyen, abandonando las mujeres
v a los nifos
Telrgrama especial para la PRENsA.

Telegrama especial para Ia PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK. JUNO 25.-La Cruz
ROia americana ha recihidO infor-
mes de NogaIes. Arizona. de que
centenareS de hOmbreS han deserta-
do de las poblaciOneS del EStadO de
Sonora, deiando a las muiereS Y a
los ninOS. quieneS Sc encuentran en-
.precaria situaci6n.
Los animales que servian para los
trabajOs en el campo han sidO con-
fiscados: las cOsechas de trigo Seran
este ahO un ireinta p0r cientO me-
nor que las anteriOres: las provislo-
hes de maiz en- Cumpas Y Moctezu-
ma Sc han agotad0 por complete,
hacienda mas dificiE la situaci6n de
los habitanteS de dichos lugares
Los comerciantes tienen miedo Sc
suir Importance mercanClaS, por-
que muchas de las tiendas han sidC
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
Carrancistas y zapatistas estan empenados en-
un dueIo de artileria en- la Ciudad de Mexico
Los zapata est haa el 1lmo momento e alta
que de las topas de Pablo Gonzalez

,a'''e'''' nv r>'"''o l'"f 81 'Se'i'e Oh
Io rror,o, T., coo,5Io, ho, tod
omna1adas an nm duaro da artilIarf,
con las iropas aapatistaS v que 6stas
han Iogrado detener Ell avance de
los que pFetei''leii apouerarSe ne Id
'"p.'''. p. ,.
ho,ama nuo. Ia. ;,rar,,o. rooihiao,
adui hablan SOLO de que carrancis-
taS y zapalistaS estan combaiiendo,
los pr'llieroS para cap'uFar Id ciu-
""' 'os '"',T' ~, r"'"
IT, oo,onoi.ocio,os antra Naxico
,nnoo ;,,onn,,u,
-, ,o,., ,.o.o,.,,
OFT, a.;,,,o, =, ,isn,o
a,o,o . nor os,o copso M 80 mo
.h,,,,, ,;,o,no, do,o,,os do 10
lN-Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26

saqueadas pOr los revOlucionariOs.
POr otra parte, las mercaderias re-
sultan muy caras a causa de 10 alto
del cambio y la depreciation del pa
pei mOneda revOluciOnariO.
Del Estado de Sinaloa han llega-
do informes nOticiando que el Gin
co pOr ciento de las haciendas han
sido saqueadas Y que las industrias
Sc encuentran cOmpletamente para
lizadas. pueS los hombres Sc niegan
a TRAFALGAR pOr el POGO dinerO que
reciben Y que no les baSta a salts
facer sus necesidades. Aunque Sc
les ha ofrecido mejorar de salario,
no 10 aceptan, porque no deSean
recibir papel revolucionario que
ningtln valor tiene.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
FL CRAL. ACOSTA Y VARIOS
De SUS OFICIALES ENTRA-
RON A LA PLAZA De
NACO, SONORA
APREHFNDIERON A I'm AMERICANA POR
CONSIDERABLE QUE ERA ESP!A De
Los CARRANCISTAS
rrlrgrama especial para IA PRENSi.

NACO. Ariz.. .Iunio 2J.-Iioy 81 SUI
po cn rSta riudad Que cI general
AcoSlG. iuniamrnte con 0IroS iefes
Y uEirial.S de las rucrZaS maytore-
nrSidS que operan cn 81 nOrtc de
Sonora. rniraron Il la plaza de NarO,
OpueSla esia ciudad Y aprehen-
dirron TN americana llamado Vi
Hard Haym0rr. p0r considerable
rSpia carrancista.
La plaza de Naco. p0r c0nveni0 de
los hrligeranlcS eSt;i considerable
como terrcno neutral Y ningunaS
rurrzaS 81 encuenlran de guarni-
ci6n cn ella Los .cfcS Y OficialeS
Pas a la 5a. col. Ga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
lei GRAL. HUERTA VA EN- CAN|NO De
la EXPOSITION DE SAN FRANCISCO
AVER PASO POR la CUDAD De CHICAGO Y SU PERNANENCIA
ALI NO FUE ADVERTDA

Y de Su SrcrriariO. y que Su paSO
p0r In cilldad de- Chicago no fllt
nO,adG pGr nadie.
Solo Sc Supo que habia rSiado en-
Chicago cl rN-PrrSidrntc de Mexico,
c,iando 81 lrrm rn Que viaja habia
parlido con r,lmbo cSta ciudad.
VA me diSpOngO Il cntrcviStar nj
general Hurrta en- nOmbre de La
PRENSA y cre0 pOdcr Oblrner de-
cIaraciOnrS de impOrtancia. para
darIaS IL cOmGccr pOr medic de este
prri0diro. TA
EI. CORRESpONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
WILSON DEC|D|RA Una ACCION
IMMEDIATE En- Fl CASO MEXICO
Al RECRESAR De LAS VACAC|ONES
NTENTRAS IA CRUZ ROA Sc AFANA POR ALV|AR la SI1OA
CION De MEXICO, CARRANZA IA EXPORTADO PARA CUBA
MAS DE- CUARENTA NIL PESOS EN- AZINENTO

ranir Situaci6n dr los meyiranOS.
81 Primer .Irfr dr los constitutional
liS!aS la rXporlado para Ia rrplhli-
"a Il" Cuba mas de- ruarrnta mil pc
sos dr proviSi"n"S d" boca.
Fl -. Carranza ha trIr@raiiado
rxprrSando que 81 "nvio de r>as
provi>IonrS ha Sido hrrho Il Gura-
tan no Cuba. prru Ia vrrdad IS
uur rn Yuralan no rst;in Nrrr>lIa-
dos los habiianlr>. como Ell oiraS
rr"iunrS del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
lima pkpTInA DE CALL|STAS ATACO Y DESTRUy0
LA EsTACl0N De IkAURIS, SONORA
C1 de Piera yaqus deon muerte varlos habtane
~ ~ saouearon tiendas particulares

/ que rstI Siiuada q pora> mIlIas al
Sur dr EmpaInc. Sonora. iuG alta
rada anorhr p0r una partlda de IN
dioS yadui>. dr los lur andan Su-
blrvadoS rontra la> auIoridadr>. Los
hahitautr> del prmrho pohlado -
aprr<laroH la dcfcnSa. IN vista
de- que en alurl lugar no hahia
guarnici6n. y rn 81 rombate que
irabaron rr>uitarou murrIos al@u-
nos dr rlIoS. y muchos he
paSa Il la ia. Col 6a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
rclcgrama especial para IA PRENSA.

rrlrgrama especial para IA PREN>A.
san FRANCISCO. Cal. (TrrrrnOS
de la EXpoSici6m IlrniO 25.-El gr-
neral don VictOrianG Iiurria. cN-
PrcSidrntc de la RrpiibIica MeNica-
na. virnr en- camiHO de- rSta cildad,
Drncrdrnte de NiIcva York. c0n I'll
Gbjrto de- viSitar In Exposition Pa
mama Pacific0 de San Francisco Ca
Iiforna.
Hoy pas6 cl eN-Presidrntc por la
ciudad dc Chicago. ASi 10 dice I'm
tcIcgrama de la PrrnSa ASOciada.
uuIr So ACADIA de recibir aqui. III re-
frrido mrnSajr dice que cl general
Hurrla yiaja acompaIlad0 dc Su hjo
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reIrorama r>prriul para IA rRE>>N.


BOSTON. Mass. Juulo - r. 20
neral Angeles. qur aIn - rnru"ntra
ami nj Iado dr 81 famiiia. drr.ar"
nur iria a IA rIuiad dr Wa>hm-i"n
nara trnrr una rntrryi>ta ron %.
presi.lrote Wilson. a luicn plrnSa
.xnlirar de una mantra ampha y
j.Iauada In yrrIadrra Sltuact"n dr
NIsxiro. a fin dr pur 81 prrSt'l"ni''
nuc,ia ie<arrnllar bain una ba>'' fir
M 81 futura poIilira.
ROSTON. JUNO 24.-El General
Feline Angeles ha llegado 1 esta Gnu
dad Y IN expresado a los rcpreSen-
tantes de Ia prensa que 10 han entire
vistado que el cree eStar en- Ia posi-
bilidad de conocer los nredloS cue
deberan ponerse en- practica para II
parifirariGn he Ia Rrpdhlica m"Nlta
ma. asi como para su rehabilitation
\ los uIo> H. lndn, lnS palsr> rlNl.I-
Zados del mundo. DiScurrio en- eSta
entrevista sobre varios pUntoS de Ia
situaci6n mexicana ' manifesto que
todo>lo haria conOcer al Presidente
Wilson es decir. los medioS que e
encontraba pertinenteS 4 Ia pacifi.
eaci6n. pero solamente al jefe de
Gobjerno americana. Slempre que Sc
le ofreciera una oportunidad para
clio. ''Pintare al Presidente Wilson
un verdadero cuadro de los negocio:
dr mi pals, 81 tengo cl honor ie r"r
seguir de el una audiencia privada'
-Giio el General mexicano-''nO cor
el caracter de representante de un:
facci6n, sino como uno de los OUT
mejor han podido conoeer Ia sjtua
cion de un pals V que ardientement,
deSea el mejoramiento de ella.