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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-12
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Mrs. w. G. Hoover returned home
Wednesday after spending a week
with her mother In the Welsh Hills,
near Newark.
Mrs. Grace Horn spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Melick. at Mt.
Vernon.
The Misses Anna Johnson, Ollie
Nichols were guests OF Mrs. Opal Cot
trell, last Wednesday night and Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hull and daugh-
ter Irene, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Beckley.
Mr.. Charles Hoover was the guest OF
Lee Rice at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Aria Burkholder and daughter
Alice, of Utica, are visiting the form
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frye
Miss Ida Fowls of Danville and Mrs
Lola Colgins OF Esto. attended church
here Sunday and took dinner with
Mrs. A. B Cummins.
Armor Hess of Martinsburg took
dinner Monday with 7. j. Hess and
family.
Protracted meetings closed Tuesday
evening at the Christian church Fif
teen additions.
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WAS rickLlsH
Chicago News)

A tourist in Ireland, driving along
county road. drew the jarvey's at
tention to miserable.looking latter
demalion by the roadside and remark
ed what shocking thing 1t is to
see man In such rags and misery"
"Begorra, then. yer honor" replied
the driver. with the Enthusiastically
Irish desire to put good face on ev-
erything, that's not from poverty at
all, at all. The truth is that the mans
so ticklesome that sorra tailor in
the country can attempt to take his
measure"
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FRIENDSHIP

Mrs. Prudence Cantleberry and
daughter, Miss Sarah Cantleberry.
very pleasantly entertained at dinner
Wednesday, Feb. 3. the following
ladies': Mrs. Jerome Bricker and
daughter, Miss Edna, Mrs. T. J..
Brown, Mrs. G. w. Hyatt, Mrs. B. G..
Horn, Mrs. Hugh Brown, Mrs. 8. w.
Bell, Mrs Il. r. Hyatt and Mrs. Jes-
SO Hyatt.
Mrs. French Baird Is spending sew
eral days with her daughter, Mrs
Earl George, of Centerburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Kearns and little
daughter, Edith, spent the day with
relatives at Mt. Liberty recently.
Earl Rinehart and family will move
from the Robert Ewalt farm to 8. w.
Yauger's in the near future.
Richard Arlington and family will
move from officer Hough's farm to
the Sells place in Green Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hyatt of Bangs,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Thay.
er and Mrs. Anna Hyatt the first OF
the week.
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Against Joseph Howell Dis.
missed By The Mayor

The case against Joseph Howell,
charged with larceny, was dismissed
Thursday morning by Mayor Perrine,
after careful investigation extend
ing over two weeks. There was no
evidence that Howell was implicated
at all.
The case in question was the steal
ing of a suit case, belonging to Jay
Koch, from the B. & o. station, to
answer in common pleas court to
which, Frank McGinty now lies in
Jail. 1t was alleged that Howell was
a partner to the crime, but nothing
could be found to substantiate this.
Howell was released.
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The Willis scheme of "decentrali-
ssation" of the liquor law has been re-
vealed. While It abolishes some Of
fices 1t creates more than 1t does
ssaway with, thus building up another
ivast Willis machine. The state is to
: be divided into license districts and
license commissioners appointed even
over dry counties. AS a sample,
sRichland, Knox and Morrow counties
compose the Nineteenth district. OF
Dszhe three counties named. two. Knox
and Morrow are dry, and yet expens-
I've license commissioners are to be
! foisted upon them by the Willis IRE.
form" plan Of Decentralization. "
which is only an excuse for finding
Jobs for Willis henchmen. 1t makes
the Cox machine, against which vii.
lis declaimed, lilliputian by compari.
son.
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Mr.. Nathan Pryor is quite i'll at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Green spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. David
Mossholder of Goshen.
Mr.. Harrison Elbert of Newark
spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Buck.
Mrs. Lora Wolfe, who has been on
the sick list, is much better.
Mr.. Leo Donahey spent last week
with MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Thompson of
Utica.
9, Misses Olive Nichols and Annie
johnson spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Opal Cottrell of Bladensburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Scoles of Dan
vile spent part of last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Scoles.
Mr.. Clark Schooler made business
trip to Mt. Vernon Saturday.
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TO ABOLISH
The Offices Of City Auditor
And Treasurer
Bill Passes The Ohio Senate
On Tuesday

Mt. Vernon city officials were much
interested today over the new bill
which passed the senate of the state
legislature Tuesday abolishing city
and village auditors and treasurers
and creating new job to take care of
the combined duties of both. The
new officer Is to be known as the con-
troller Of finance.
1t is the opinion of local officials
that the bill provides for both the
treasurer and auditors offices being
abolished, the new Office to do the
work OF both. The vote on the bill
was 81 to in favor of 1t.
Some Ohio cities are not affected
by the bill IL 1t goes through the
house and Is signed by Governor
Willis as they are operating under a
home rule charter. AS Mt. Vernon
has no charter, this bill, II 1t becomes
law, means that the offices now held
by City Treasurer VIM. p. Welshymer
and City Auditor Edward l.. Parker
will be done away with.
II It becomes law the measure
will not go into effect until after the
next municipal election which takes
place next fall. The people will then
vote for a controller of finance in.
stead of for treasurer and auditor.
The measure also abolishes the Of.
fee OF township treasurer and trans
| fers bis duties to the township clerk.
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GAY STREET M. E.

The w. II. M. s. of the Gay street
N. II. church met with Mrs. John
Weaver on East High street. Wednes-
day evening with good attendance,
President Hadley In the chair.
Opening song--"Blessed Jesus"
DevotiOnals--'Mrs. w. w. Young.
Mrs. Blinn, the assistant. was made
superintendent of the Queen Esthers
as Mrs. Winans. their superintendent
has moved away.
MIS-. Ashbaugh urged more prayer.
More the spirit of prayer should be
with the members In the near future
and titheing to make II possible to
reach the high standard In grace and
! self-denial.
Mrs. Charles Sapp had most
unique and interesting program on
1.-The Indian and the Government" in
1he form OF sewing circle, with the
characters representing the parts as
follow:
". 8. Senator Mrs. John Weaver
Interpreter-Mrs Mason.
War Department-Mrs Noble Weir
u. s. Commerce Mrs. Perrlne.
Indian Commissioners Mrs, Laud
erbaugh.
Secretary OF Interior Miss Crum
sey.
Secretary of War Mrs, Walter
ssapp
Experlments-M Black
lnsincere Agents Mrs, Iluntsberg
ser
Chief Sitting VOLTS Visit TO the
President Thomas Weir.
Mrs. 6app showed many picturts o
the Indians, read d prayer Of a youns
brave. a letter from student.
Mrs. II. w. Blair sang solo.
A discussion of the Indian ende,
this excellent program.
Social hour followed. Delicious re
frshments were served by the com
mlttee.
Next meeting with Mrs. Clyd
Michael, March 10. Leader. Mrs.
sEarmenter.
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TRY TO LOCATE RELATIVES

Chief of Police Parker has received
Il communication from New York City
police. asking. for cooperation in To-
eating the relatives Of four-year-0ld
Austin McCleary, who was found
sleeping OH the steps Of st. Patrick's
cathedral on Sept. 21, 1914. The lad
claimed his home was Philadelphia.
but all efforts to locate relatives In
that city have proved futile.
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The last meeting Of the Woman's
Home Missionary society OF the First
Baptist church was opened by scrip.
ture reading, followed by several SEN
fenced prayers. The president, Mrs.
Fleming. had charge of the business
session. Three letters were read (:
One from Rev. Mrs. Sweet in Hong
Kong, China; one from missionary
in Mellare, India, stating what good
our money does In helping them and
what small portion It takes to sup
port Bible women and children in
school for year. The society voted
to support ten year old girl in
school for one year. The third one
was from Mrs Herbert Smith, for.
mer secretary. Mrs. Workman gave
map talk. Mrs. +. McFadden cur.
rent events. During tho social hour
refreshments were served BY the
hostesses, Mrs. Woottoon and Mrs
4Bed8li
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-12
LOCAL MANS STORY

In the current number of the Sat
urday Evening Post, there appears
n story by Mr.. John Taintor Foote of
this city, entitled "Opus as, No. g."
The story Is Of musical character
and Is very interesting and enjoyable.
Mr.. Foote has other stories which will
be published this year by the Post
and the American Magazine.
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eassolutlo,,s Of Respect, Obituaries and
Scards Of Thanks, i've cents per line.
Subscription Rate-$1.50 per year
strictly in advance.

Now that Gov. Willis failed to
need Br'er Harper's excellent ad-
vice and appoint us public print
.er.-Mt. Vernon Republican.
Nay! nay! Br'er Iams, you cant
swear 1t onto us. Pin down State Elk
ecutive Committeeman Judson Vim
cent and make him state just how
snuch he did to get the Job for you.
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sssKnox County Pomona Grange
will meet In the q. A, II. hall. Mt. Yer.
NON, o., on Saturday. Feb. Goth. at
lC a, m. standard time. The state
i master win be present
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-12
DANCING AROUND
(Judge)

(Judge)
Nowadays, when two irresistible bo.
dies meet, the usual course is for
them to Join hands and take a few
turns In the maxixe or the hesitation.
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-**The Ben Hur will meet Friday
evening at o'clock. Members are
urged to be present.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24

sion vendera pOr 81 canine de Am"
RIGA. Ia m"nOS pOblada. Ia menoS
eNplOlada. Ia mcnos proIcgida. rr
pals mas rico del mundn bIancO. La
segregation de los hlancOS y los
amarillOs Signiricar'i guerra entire
las dos razaS aEgo dIlaIaTA. Ia! vez:
perO inevitable.
FL Jap6n pretendp oslo. FL Condo
Okuma. Primer Ministro del Jap6n
pretende este. En- el Shin Nip6n,'
IN periGdico menSual iapOn6s. apa-
reci6 10 Siguientc baio SUI firma.
".iSi. aquelloS que son Suprrior--
"Ohernarin a aqucll0S qu" son in
frriOreS. 70 crrO uur IcnlrO d. dos
q Tres cenluriaS cI mun,lO trndTii
unOS cuanlOS "randcS paiSrS g01cr-
nantes Y los otroS rrndirin home
nair a los pOdrrOSOS. En- OtraS pa
IahraS. ruairO q rinrO grandrS
DaiSrS. IrnirndO rada unO una pO-
hlariGn de- medic billion. srrin los
IirrrlcrcS Y los 0truS paiSrs SrriD
agrcgad0S a "SoS grandrS puchl0S.
Por rirmplO. lHglalrrra. Russia. Ale
mania ' Francia. pu"drn SER tales
paiSa>. Purd" haber uno o dos pu,-
bios undergraduates. En- "Sr case,
ny In las ~n1riOurS mobcrual1S'
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Sesenta y cinco prisioneros Wills
tas fuerOn |Ievados a la ciu.
dad de Monterrey
A todos elIos los aprehendio Fortunate Zuazua
cerca de San Juan de Sabinas y los remitio
a la ciudad regiomontana
(Continuar:i)

! es frcnte a Icamole. Con mis- fuat-
gas me uni 4 las que en- su persecu-
cion iban, Y al lleg&r 4 Empalme De
iXtle entramoS de nuevo en- c~ontac:0
con las caGallerias cnemigaS que sc
haclan fuertes para prOteger la ret.
raGa De su infanteria. Fue en- e%-
tos momentos cuando pude Observar
que e. General Ramos, con alguna
fuer=a dc caballeria. combatia dura-
Tnente al enemigo por sobre IN via.
s!eado este el centre de operacione$.
70. con un eScaSo numcro de jine-
ties. me encont"aba sobre la derecha,
en- cuyo flanco fui rcforzado por las
fuerZas del General Francisco Con
2il"z. Al miSmo tiempo todos publ
mos G2"Hos cueEta eX2cta de que rs.
ted. con SIS caballerias, cubria ci
f!anco iZQuierdo, rechaZando al enc
mi&o y pretcndicndo c~ortarle la ret
rada.
3astante e~Ntranc2a NE cause G.
Que un captain taviera e. atrevimien-
to de qucrer rectif;car un parte Off
ciai dc quien como listed es jefe. no
solo de una dc las BrigaGas que +
mo parte en- cl combate, 81 no de l.
primera Division del Bravo. y 4 ma
yor abundamiento. jefe de operacio-
mes en- el Estado de Nuevo Leon.
Pc" 10 que sc ~refiere 4 las perso-
mas 4 quienes Sc mand0 el plan d.
combate. puedo asegurar que esta
nal informado ell mencionado CAM
tan, pues Sc me mand6 a mi que nj 81
ouiera figuraba en- el mencionado
plan; Y NADIA dificil es de que Sc lc
haya mandado 4 listed tambien Guam
do es ell jefe de una de las divisiones
que tomaron parte en- Ia accion."
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Deficiencies en- terra e impotentes"......

Mantle Y no UNA NACION Co
BERNADA".
puiza no hay nadia lie Slnlcs!ro
en- Ia omission del aombrr de los Is
iados UnidoS IN Ia ralrgoria de las
naciOncS @obcrnanIes: p'ro GUAM
10 menoS IS una prueba cOnclu-
yeni" de IA rclativa impOrtancia que
el Jap6n cOncedc a los EStadOs Uni
Jos. he cuaiQulef manera' deDch
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correspondence especial para Ia PRENSs.

MONTERREY. Sept. lS.-Proce-
denies de Ia ciudad de Lampazos fue-
ron traiios. debid2mente ~custOdiadoS
por una competente fuerza al manto
lie IN mayor l!amado Gilberto Pa
lacios, sesenta Y cinco individuos Que
Sc dice fueron hechos ~prisioneros por
las fuerzas de Fortunate ZuaZua en-
San Juan de Sabinas. Coahuila.
Los prisioncros fue"oa i~nternados
en- la P]enitenciaria del EStado, mien,
tras Sc les juzga. Sa0ese que no to
dos son viilistas. pues que muchOs d"
clos fue"on ap~rchcndiGoS 20" ha5tr-
salcs hallado en- los caminos. cuando
sc trasladahan de Sabin&5 : Monclo
".
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PLAN SINTETIC0 DE GEORGE
BERNARD SHAW PARA..........
Viene de II pagina 4.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24
MISA DE REQUIEM.

Los senores Jose Trevino Y her.
manos invitan a las personals de SUI
amistad q la misa de requiem que
tendra verificativo el dia &c del CO.
~rriente, en- ell Temple de Guadalupe
de Houston, Tex, por Ia intenci0n de
su bien querido hermano, ell senior
don Hitherto Trevino, fallecido ell
dia 6 de este mes. (Adv.)
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GRAN COLLECTION DE NoyELAs.

8 Las NovelaS anotadaS q continuation es-
tan selecriOnadaS entire las meiOreS, SiendO
81 precIo-
4 Ia ruSLCS ~
EmpaS.aGaS en- Jel1
HE aOlI LA LlSTA:-
Ia HerenCla de BeiiecrOIX
LOS HiIOS del Alre
FL Bale ts las NiCiimaS
a 81 Secreip lie la SolEerona
: e HOLbTe SIn Cara
Uarda
Se ma Comeiido IN Crimen
Ii >ill6u Tr4gicO
La Reln8 NiSler!O
Sin NOuItre
e Rey De Ia prader3
FL SecraIlrlO Millionaire
En- las FrOntrra> del Ear West
La Montana de Luz
El Captain del DyUIup1
II NiSierio del CuTlz0n Verde
Los BandlGOS del sahara
In Tiale a. Polo
e PuIal lie orc
La Costa de- MarfIl
Fl Donrel De D. Enrique el pOllente
La Mia Robada
la Ciudad del Rey leproSo
Fl heroe Y q Cesar
III TeStamento lie IN COnSpirator
Amara o los NaScOS en- ei SiSl0 VII
AyenruraS de Mr.. Plckwick
COwa a MlSterlOSa
~ l. ILL., ~ f-
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No hmko entusiasmo por ia kcrnessc

.A!gunas personals dc IN locaiidaL
hGbian organi2ado Il kermesse pa
n c! dia Is del actual, con motive
del aniversario de 10 proclamation
Ge "a independence. Dicha kermesse.
segun los avisos que sc hicieron :!
publico. era con el objeto de recaba-
iondos a beneficio de los hospitalcs
Observation-Disclosures de Ia ciudad.
La fiesta no pudo llevarse q caho,
porquc muy pocaS personals respoH-
dicron 4 Ia iniciativa, tai veZ debido
a la crisis actual, o Z que los organi
zadores no supieron inspirar Ia debi-
da confianza a la sociedad regiOmon-
tana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-24
MATRIMoNIo EN- LAREDO, TEX.

Los senores Crescencio Mendez Y
Julia D. de MenGez y Jesus G. Con
CORA y Panfila G. de Gongora, Sc sir
yer participants, por medic de una
elegante esquela, que el dia 26 del
presente, a las cuatro de la tarde, Sc
verificara ell enlace de sus hijos So
fla Y Santiago. La ceremonial tendra
verificativo en- Ia casa numero 203
de la Gale de Iturbide, en- Laredo,
Texas.
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Viene de Ia pagina 3.

| rj6n oInnna. no dcSea OhIrncr q
! lonias nj IN campo lie c~NpanSl6n;
! no rSraSran en- SUI terrltOriO III
camDOs nr0dnrtOrnS de granoS. nj
iep6SitOS minrralcS: no buScan MN
| gIin nlcar ADDITIONAL baiO del sol.
Nj siCuipra eslan animadOs de aprO-
vechar las ventaiaS comerciales que
les aseguraria una marina mercalI-
te. Estan fuera de lugar para una
! guerra Ofensiva. Pero deben inSiS-
tir en- retaner aqucllaS cOlOniaS que
ahOra pOSern Y mantrncr en- elias
SUI Sobrrania Y Su inie@ridad nario-
nal. Por 10 tanlO una guerra de-
fcnSiva parecc inevitable.
pirnsin que mieniraS continue
a guerra civil cnirr Ia "A blan-
ca. So VA vcririranio Ia ama!gama-
ci6n de- Ia raZa amarillo. ruya T.
Gala aSrirndr pauIatinamrntr. .Anl"S
de murho tempo Ia dcbilitada ci-
~viiizaciGn cauriSira pu",!c dar' III
car a una era triunfaI ii" Ia suprr-
macia tie Ia raza amarillo. Por 10
tantO. una guerra irfen>iva parrcc
inevitable.
Hay una irrcr0n--fjable diSpari-
dad cn 10 que :" r'firrr 4 los ha-
E;,opF.- hiar.,. u rill,. r..S-
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DIECISEIS CARROS CON ARMAS
Y PAROUE PARA TREVINO. -.
Viene de la cuarta-

Mr.. Hanna, que tuvo Ia humorada de
hacer elogios de Ricaut, Pablo A. de
la Cara, Pablo Gonzalez, Oregon
' hasta de un subteniente carrancis-
ia, fue muy agasajado en- Nuevo La
redo por los principsles jefes :arran-
cistas, ~quienes, en- medic de su EMU
siasmo, 10 compararon con Hidalgo.
Hanna, satisfecho por Ell piropo, tu-
vo, sin embargo, la d%eferencia de de-
cir: "esa es una grandiosa e innere-
cida comparaci6n."
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Velada artistica en- honor de los
pobres.

En- ell Salon Variedades sc efectu6
anoche una velada artistica en- honor
de los pobres que sostiene la Confe-
rencia de San Vicente de Paul. To.
maron parte en- la velada, que result0
muy lucida, las senoritas Maria Do
mis-, Dolores Villarreal, Carolina Pan
"a. Rosa MARTINEZ Guzman, Alicia
Elizondo, Guadalupe Y Olga Castl-
lion, Maria de J. Guerra, Carmen Y
Amparo Castill0n. Tulsa Junco, Tulsa
G~uimBarda, Refugio Perez Y Jovita
Reyes.
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Los lios del general Jose E. Santos

Los lios del general Jose E. Santos.
El iefe mencionado ha andado en-
verdaderos hos. como 10 ha dicho LA
PRENSA. Parece que varios son los
iefes que Sc Gicen los autores de!
triunfo obtenido sobre los villistas
en- Icamole y quienes no han dejado
NADIA de gloria . Santos.
Este jefe interpel6 al general Da-
via sobre 10 que han ~asegurado otros
jefes Y dicho general contesto q San
tos Ia siguiente carta que pinta clara
mente como anda Ia discipline mill
tar entire los carrancistas:
"Muy estimado companero y ami
go:
Con gusto contesto su carta fe-
chada aver, y paso a hacer narration
de 10 que personalmente VI ell dia 4
de este mes Y durante las diferen
ties Eases del combate que Sc verifi-
CO csc dia en- Cerritos, Icamole y
Paredon.
! Por haberse considerable mis- tro-
pas como reserva, no tuve oportuni-
did de entrar en- contacto con ei
enemigo hasta despues que este ha-
| Tia sido desalojado de u posicio'
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NAFARRATE TRASkADO A TAM
PICO....
IFiene de La Pag aa-)

el general Lucio Blanco. Ha estado
encargado de Ia iefatura de armas
del puerto de Tampico, desde que cl
general Pablo Gonzalez march0 4 We
racruz Y despueS 4 Mexico, por 6rde-
mes expresses del Primer ,Iefe, Venus
tiano Carranza.
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8 Las SovelaS anOtaGaS 2 continuation es'
tan seleccionadaS entire las mejoreS, siendt
81 nrpclC-
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I'm tren de la Cruz Roja cap,urado
por los carrancistas.

Noticias ~recibidas en- el puerto, pro-
cedenteS de Monterrey, hablan de
que, segun ell parte rendido por el
general Zuazua al general Jacinto
Trevino. las fuerzas de dicho jefe
capturaron en- Ia region carbonifera
Glen carros de carbon que eran de los
villistas. d~oscientos Furgones vacios
y un tren de Ia Cruz Roja America
ma.
-Ha llegado al puerto vecino Jo-
Sc Villanueva Cara, jefe ~carrancis-
Ia que ACADIA de ser ascendido 4 CO.
ronel. Villanueva Cara Sc encoa-
traba en- lcamole con las fuerzas que
ALI eStan de destacamento Y pidio IL
cencia para venir a Matamoros a yer
4 81 familia, que reside aqui.
La policia del puerto. "libertado-
ra," eSta q la altura que jamas estu-
vo la policia de Ia dictadura. a tai
grade llegan los abuses &c la policia
portena que IN ~periodico carrancista
ha protestado por Ia conducta de los
guardiaS del orden publico, califican-
dola de infame.
Los pobres ebrios son llevados a Ia
carcel atados V tiradoS a cabeza de
silla por los gendarmes de caballeria,
tai Y como 81 fueran verdaderos ami
males.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.