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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
WATER ssIoNERs or
THE CITY OF DETROIT.

Bids will be received 1T the office ~
the BOARD Of Wafer Commit sioners
UP TO noon OF Tuesday. June -. for
four brick screen houses and one
brick COLONIZATION house 70 he erected
on the Pumping station grounds. ac-
cordinE 20 plans and Specifications on
nlc in tho office of the General super
intendCnt.
\ certified check for 10 per cent
~ the amount OF bid must accompany
each bid.
The right is reserved 10 reject any
or all bids
GEORGE LANE.
President
H. A. GILMNRTlN.
Secretary.
Detroit. Mich, June ., 1915.
A-i457
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Federal League.
STANDING.
ycstrrda,s Results.

BROOKLYN :. Newark Q.
RUfalo 2, Baltimore 3
KanRd< CIV ;. 50. Louis
Only three games scheduled.
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TosIaN'- t.Rmes.

Chicago a. Kansas city.
Ruualo az Baltimore 1.-TWO gamesl !.
Newark at Brooklyn two games
Only games scheduled
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DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. June Q, 1915.
NOTICE

To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that by order OF the
COMMON Council you are required 10
construct. reconstruct or put TO
proper line and grade. brick.
natural stone. artificial stone, cement
or concrete sidewalk, crosswalk or
driveway. according TO specifications
prepared by the Commi ssioner Of
Public Works and approved by the
Common Council
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PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1857
CONCORD AVENUE

pn To p"eESFd Motor GaT GG l Ghns
Gamble. Board OF Education. Fred
koehler. G. r., kantcr. 6. +. Gentry,
william DcBuell. Apolima Bloszak.
Frank Nowicki. c. Martens J. Ben
Diehl, II. Collette. n. Kllcy, J. w.
C t1ai.s w Hammers inner W t. EriegSon.
r. -. Moore. Ernest Orling. Edward
Lambert. r. W. Burns. Chas. Nor-
pagel Jos Wilmers. Gclbcrt Laderot.
r VI smith. n. G. Book. J. j. Wal
lace. = wuerges " y,, E93et'Shncr'
Pack =. Y Berschback, J Gruss.
Fran Franz G ReseSRc. Frank , F n xnth
Gellcr. T.. .. Garsman, r. \. Winklcr,
Joha Stihler. Peter Schlaf. Edward
Rooney. Joseph Oherliessen. Ernest
Hllcr, Hcrschbach Realty Co, w. 4.
betwiler. A. Fisher, y. Strieker. 6.
haft, Anna Dulles. w. Each. =. Ker-
mekiam. II. Klaun. c. T. Leschner. \.
Kiorpert. Geo Blose. a VI Higgins.
Geo. l. Shorkey. John Schibilski. W.
N. Hayner, J. G. Dewitt. F. H. Kern
Kim Fred Lambert. Gus II. Fricdel.
Efke, Vic sw'ckoski. Mat Gerhardt.
NJ McNamara. G. Werselhoff. Jacob
kaupp, y, Armknecht. Fred Raber.
August Mayer. G. Hackmuth. g. T.
Bader. G. Lautz. q. Harper. Louis
Tobit r. Martz. Mary Bacon. and TO
all other persons owning, occupying.
or otherwise Interested In any OF the
cord avenue, In said city OF Detroit
within the limits hereinafter men
toned
The Common Council OF the City of
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STANDINGS
American League.
sTANnI<f.
TODAY. Games.

Detroit at Boston.
81 Louis At Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
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was suspended for the season Ice
cause Of poor condition. VIII be al
lowed 90 play in 10 days. Fed Yep
pclins iu tho oftng are the reason.
II IS said
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BOOK A-EAST

Cd on the west side Of Jos. Cam
pau avenue, i'm front of or ad-
Joining such lots or parts OF
lots numbered 26, -, 2S. 30. be-
tween Mack avenue and St.
Joseph street. Sanderson's sub.
OF O. la so. 80 and SO. Joseph
Campau farm. y. G. 500.
CD ON Tn, north side Of Lafayette
street, in front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot NUM-
hered !. between Chene street
and los. Campau avenue, sub
of the Chene farm. bet. Gather
inc and Larned streets,
90 ON the east side OF Randolph
street. In front Of or adjoining
such lot or part of lot num-
hered :. between Lafayette
street and Fort street. plat OF
part Of the Brush farm as sub
divided into lots by John Null
LIT
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National League.
STANDING
Todn,,n f.nmes.

boston AZ Pittshurg.
BROOKLYN at Cincinnati
Philliss at Chicago.
New York az St Louis,
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FIRST FLIGHr

FIRST FLIGHT.
A v. Lee beat j. waiting. by de-
fault.
Or Williamson beat + s,ockwelL
T : o'Hrien beat w. r. Lowe.
" 6 Hartman sea, Pickeu.
! ! Hood beat C =. Smith, 2
pr Funenwctder beat X. Bumpus.
4 W smith beat G. q. CorlIss. 4
. il pennen beat ~ wallace. ,
i {. Warner bea, A. Mitchell, 4
q W Renchard heat W Trump. 3
! = Long boat w C curtis. by
= p smith beat r r. vsnpuseu
9 u Rrediu heat NJ McGrcEor
" II smith beat p Macdonald.
Z. n viger beat G. l.. Raymond.
. aud g.
6 \ Miller beat II n King. by
SECOND FLIGHT.
NJ q Paterson heat r l. Merrill.
q 2 Burton eea, } Bryant. by
a. " Reckham beat r. Burtsell.
> and !
7. u. bort beat \ " Real. up.
T. .. waldo beat = u. Bigeiow. 2
and
" NJ Connor beat " Elv. ana !
W Power beat T.. J.. Roberts.
! up.
q ~ Yerkes beat II W Taylor,
I un
. Godfrey beat = r. cain. {
AMI @
g. y futile beat f. r Paterson.
3 and
lr White beat G. W HciSho. by
default.
" \ Hurst heat \. Dickinson :
and .
a. Lucking heat J $ Meredith.
I up.
W Thompson beat V. Dewey hy
defnult
- q smith beat w Lcrchcn. {
md 2
\ Groeshcck beat y vigcr, hy
default
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American Association.
STAINING.
Yesterday Results.

st Columbus
Innings as t5s7 $50 II " T.
Kan. city o o o I o I o. :
batteries. Allison and Alexander:
Davis and Coleman
innings . 3 I ) 50 r " r
Miuneaps o ? | oil = :
Cleveland o q o ? I 6--12 10 =
Batteries: Williams and sullivan;
James. Collnmorc and pevogt.
At lndianapolis-
St Paul 20 Q o ! o
batteries. nyer. Karger and Glenn.
Marshall Burk and Blackburn.
At Louisville
Milwkee q o o Is ' 8
Innings 23l5 $3.50 ~ n ~ v
Iouisv'e 3 0 o. 6 ; I
Batteries. Dougherty and Brannon;
nanforth and Crossln.
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Ordinance No. 247-A

An ORDINANCE 90 amend section SIX
OF an ordinance entitled AN ordi-
nance supplementary 10 nm ordi-
nance entitled An ordinance auth
orixing The Edison lIimminstins
Company, It's successors and as-
tors and service pipes In the
streets, avenues and alleys In the
city Of Detroit approved July ~.
1856, nnd granting permtssfon TO
said company 90 erect poles, mnsfs,
towers. mains. overhead wires,
pipes, lamps. motors and other mp
p"rntus In the streets, alleys and
public places In said city. for the
md power for public md private
use" approved November 10. isS0.
1T II HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DETROIT:
Section /. Section six, OF an ordi-
nance entitled An ordinance sup
Elementary 10 an ordinance entitled
AN ordinance authorizing the Edison
Illuminating Company. it's successors
and assigns. 70 lay pipes, mains, con
duCtOrs and service pipes In tho
streets. avenues and alleys In the
CITY Of Detroit appro.cd July IS
1856. and granting peru! sion 10 said
company 10 erect poles. masts. tow
ers. mains overhead wires, pipes,
lamps. motors and other apparatus II
the streets, alleys and pubic places
in said city. for the purpose OF sup
plying electric light ana power for
public and private use" approved
November 10. 1889 Is hereby amend
ell so as 20 read as follows
Sec G. The said corporation shall
not at any time enter into any
combination with any electric light
or power company concerning rates
70 be charged for electric lighting or
power. either 20 the city or TO private
consumers. nor shah said corporation
make any consolidation, transfer or
division Of territory, streets or ave-
nues Of the city with any other cleo
tric light or power company or cor
poratiou for the operation Of electric
lights or power therein. Any viola
tion of any OF the provisions os this
section shall work a forfeiture TO
the City Of Detroit Of all privileges
Of the said Edison Illuminating Com
pany. and an acceptance OF this ordi-
nance shah Iit tde6me,L as-eonsent ny
said corporation that the privileges
granted shall vest In the city at once
In case of such violation.
Sec . This ordinance shall take
immediate effect
Approved, June 5th 1918.
OSCAR II. MARX,
Attest: Mayor.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
A-1453 city Clerk.
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RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit June :, 1915.
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ROCK REAST

on the east side Of T.eMny
street. in front Of or adjoining
such lots or parts of lots num-
bcrcd 80, 10, II. ~, 40. between
Goethe street and city llnc.
Bottoms sub. Of part OF lots "
& G.. Lemny estate. y. =. ~.
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BOOK CWEST

Cd on the west side of cligpest
avenue. In front OF or. adjOtn-
Ing such lot or part Of lot nun.
and df' Aadrain Street. Louls
Damms sub OF part Of
7l9 lying My OF the M. c. r. r.
right-of-way.
CD on the east side of Clippert
ing such lots or parts Of lots
numbered 1876. 141. f42. lt3, be-
tween Dennis street and Au.
drain street. Clcotte, Gilbert
and Barkume's sub. OF lots IL
IS and IL. and lots /. . and :
Of lot Is OF r. G, ace,
CD on the west side OF Ferdinand
avenue. I'm front OF or adjoin-
ing such lots or part. Of lots
Il, 10. between fort street aad
Lafayette avenue sub. Of out
lots 20 and 81, sub. of p. G. 30.
ca On the north side of Falcon
avenue. in front OF or adjoin-
bered 375. between Elsmers
avenue and Woodmere avenues
the John p. Clark estate sub.
OF lot s. Shipyard tract.
w worth avenue, in front Of or
adjoining such lot or part OF
lot numbered 915, between Els
mere avenue and Woodmeee
avenue. the Jonn r, CluTR 61r
tate sub. OF lot :. Shipyard tract
90 on the west side Of Leonagd.
avenue. In front OF or adjotn-
ing such lot or part OF lot NUM-
bered eos. between Cadet ave.
nue. and Desmond avenue, plat
OF Clarks sub. OF lots Is, IA. IL.
1e. 10. 20. %. "a. 81. %. 20 and
30 Of Crawford's sub. of Fort
tract. being part Of p. c. 20
and 26S.
7) ON the west side OF Lawndale
avenue. In front OF or adjoin-
ing such lots or parts OF lots
numbered IL. Is. between Cedar
street and Fort street. plat OF
James r. Joys sub. of part OF
+. c. $40, $. OF Fort street.
As are owned by you, on or before
the 2sth day OF June. 1915. or In de-
fault thereof the same will be con-
structed. reconstructed or put to
proper line and grade by the Depart-
ment OF Public Works, and the ex-
pense thereof. together with the cost
Of this publication. will be assessed
a gainst said lots.
GEO. n. FENK ELL
Commissioner OF Public Works.
A 1856.
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June 7. 1915.
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RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June 7. 1915.
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
city OF Detroit. Mich. June 10. 1915
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RoARO OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June :. 1915.
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90 and o. p. c. $50. .. g. a.
81 On the east aide OF scottea ~
nue.. In front OF or ed)ooo1
such lot or part OF lot ~
bered ~. between Wapreo ~ y
nue. and McGraw evquU
Cranes sub. OF lot % Of y.
sea. H,f&
- ON the east side OF seQe1rr
avenue, In front OF or a1j4lIA
ing such lots or parts Of l40
numbered 9. 7, So 70. bstyee9
McGraw avenue and Cobb pln<o
scovers sub. OF the W. ~
frac. sec. No. 2. r. : T., r. II -
50 on the east side Of Scotfo0
avenue. In front OF or adt41o>
ing such lots or parts q lol9
scovei place and Moore plaza
Scovel's sub OF the w, y ~
frac. sec. No. 2. r. 2 g.. r. II -
81 on the east side OF Scotte0
avenue. In front OF or AdjQ(9-
ing such lots or parts Of lQl9
numbered 10. 1s. %, ~, 90. a.
%. 2s. 20. 30, 81, 50. between
Scovel place and fireman ave-
nue., Scovefs sub. OF the ~. y
OF frac. sec. No. 2, T, , g.. -
IL T.. t~Ia
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RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June :. 1918.
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RoARD OF ASSESSORS oFFIcr
Detroit, June Z, 1915.
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June 7. 1918.
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FIRST SUMMER
TOURNEY MATCH
ROUND is OVER

Following are the results or the
first round OF match play in the an
nual summer tournament OF the De
trOit Golf club:
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N0TlCE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1859
FARNSWORTH AVENUE

To Peter Mueller. Julius Burnett
81. Anthouy's Church. and To all other
persons owning, occupying. or other
wise Interested In any OF the lots and
premises fronting on Farnsworth
avenue. In said City OF Detroit with
In the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit. having ordered so much of
Farnsworth avenue. from tho east
curb line Of Field avenue to the west
curb line OF sheridan avenue. to be
graded and paved. notice Is hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots, and premises
fronting on said Farnsworth avenue,
and liable To be assessed for said I'm
provement under the provisions OF
the CITY Charter. and that roll OF
said assessment Is now completed.
and viii remain Mt the Assessors
office. In the city Of DetroH fror,
the date hereof until June 90. 1918.
for the inspection OF all persons con-
cerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY DANIEL L. DlLwORTH
ALAG. President.
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 164l
LOTHROP AVENUE

To Thomas Brassor. Chas. q.
Hampton Jr.. Alice Stevens, j. +.
Stewart. ID. G.. Spaulding. whitney
Realty Co, Albert Longo. Il. r. Cor
man. John \. Irwin Frank Davey.
Arthur simpson. Fredk s. DE Gaian,
Antoine Corbielle r. Jones and to All
other pctso owning, occupying. or
otherwise Interested In any OF the
lots and premises fronting on 10th
rop avenue. in said City OF Detroit
within the limits hereinafter mem
toned
The Common Council OF the City Of
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Lothrop avenue, from the west curb
line OF twelfth street to the east
curb line OF Dunedin avenue. to be
graded and paved, notice Is hereby
given that IN assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Lothrop avenue. ana
liable TO be assessed for said Inn
provcmcnt under the provisions OF
tho CITY Charter, and that n roll OF
sa i'll assessment is now completed.
and viii remain NJ the Assessors
office. I'm the City OF Detroit. from
the date hereof until June 30. 1915.
for tho inspection of all persons con-
ccrncd therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY DANIEL. L. DILWORTH,
A1iss President
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June Z. 1915.
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South Michigan League.
IANnIAL
Tosls,. Games.


south Bend NJ BAY city.
TprLsua ~ SAGINAW
Flint ~ Battle Creek.
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RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June :. 1915.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-11

CT neccSitado de auxiIios al ser alta
cada la plaza dc MazatIan por las
tropaS DC Iturbc.
Scgun 10 ~rcfiere una correspondent
cia particular que Sc recibio aqul
aver, un e movimicHto, cncabc-
zado por Regime Sanchez. parientc dc
Felipe Rivcros, gobcrnador dc Sina-
ioa, ha cstallado en- cl Distrito dc
Sinaloa, dando por rcsultado que d.
che distrito haya sido controladO p0r
las fuerzas del citado Sanchez, qulcn
esta ]operando dc acuerdo con Rive
roS. Este pcrmanece aun en- Chi
huahua, a dondc fuc con el objetO de
pedir a Villa elcmentos dc guerra
para activar la campana en- S~lnaloa,
y una vez que lc scan cntrcgadoS di-
chos clcmcntos, Sc intcruara ell el Es-
tado que trata dc comtroldr. AFRO
iaHdo de Ell Il las tropaS carranclStaS
quc han estado por mucho tempo
como duenas dc ia %situaci0n.
FL CQRRESEnNSAL
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d~iversas facciones Y de 10 que elias
representa-. Solo en- III punto no
estoy confcrme con la appreciation
que hace Ell gobierno americana acer-
ca de nuestra situaci6n politica. Ese
punto es Ell que Sc refiere a que la
revoluci6n termin6 con Ia caida del
General Victoriano Huerta.
Nuestro objeto fundamental era
hacer efectiva la demOcracia.-Es
cierto que Ia revoluci6n luchaba por
otros ideales y el castigo del gran
crimen cometido. pero 10 esencial era
que no podiamos consentir en- que Sc
entronizara una dictadura. y la
caida del general Huerta, d~csgracia-
damente, no fue eli final de Ia Dicta-
dura, porque el senior CarTanza no
ha querido ser otra cosa y esa ha
sido la diferencia capital que de el
nos ha separado y Ia raz6n de nues-
ira lucha contra e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-11

Correspondence especial para LIZ PlENSh
NOGALES, Arizona, Agosto O.
Parecc uuc Ia campana en- cl Esta-
do dc Sinaloa continual Slcndo favo-
rablc para los convcnclonistas. To-
do cuanto ha Sido favorable para los
ca]rraucistas la campana cn cl tstado
dc Sonora, 10 la sido para sus eneml-
ros Ell cl Estado dc Sinaloa, d jug
gar por 10 que dicen las ultimas no
ticias que sc han rectbido. hs IN
dudablc que 10 que mas contribuyo
para las condolences de las
tropas de Iturbe, fue IA detection dc
Carrasco, quien Sc paSo Il las fiias
convencionistas o viIlistas, con algo
mas de mil hombres, habiendosc apo
dorado, como primera p~rovidencia. de
la plaza mcjor del BStado: ell puerto
dc Mazatlan. Esto constitute cl eol-
pc mas terrible que Sufrlo lturbe,
quien la perdidU cl puerto por donde
exportaba grandeS cantldades de pro
L-ctos Le! EstaLn cHM ds@.imo :
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Los trabajadores de Ray, Arizona:
c%Ontinuan con la maIa vO-
Iuntad de la COmpaiIa

tara cl salon, con el preteXto dc que
podrian rcgiStrarsc ~escandaloS, pero
Ia Union no hizo case a las deman-
das dc Kcty y facilit6 81 salon para
que fucra relado el cadavcr de! COM
pauero que habia muerto en- cumpIi-
micnto dc 81 obligation.
FL cntierro de Valcnzuela sc vc-
rific6 antes dc aver, habicndO con-
currido IA cl mas dc q~uinicntas per,
sonas. Justo cS decir que el cXtinto
no p]crtcnccia d la Union nj Il ia So
cicdad de LcncroS, Y que no obStan-
tc dc ESQ, dc ambas ~sociedades reci-
bicron sus hermanoS toda clase de
ayuda.
Todos los mcXicanos cstamos dis
guStados con la labor que hace TN
pcri0dico titulado "El eco de Sono-
ra," pues dicho pcriodico, a pcsaT
dc ser propicdad de un companero
DC IaZa, dtdca poT CuauloS mculos &c
cS possible a los que hicieroa la huel-
ga. Y TODD, porque dicho periodico
parecc ser organo de Ia compania mi
ncra.
Hasta de los peri0dicos americana.
han rccibido los eX-huelguistas elo,
uioc mn. cI y las
autoridadcs del EStado cstan salts.
fcchas dc la actitud asumida POI
nucstros hcrmanos dc raza. Solo i
un pcriodico Que sc dice mcXicano
cstaba ~rcScrvado cl TRAFALGAR activa,
mcntc en- contra dc los intcrcScs dc
los mCXicanUs.
Ell GORltESPONSAL
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Todo 10 favorable que ha sido pa
ra los Carraneistas Ia canpaia
en- Sonora, 10 ha sidO de-
sastrosa en- Sinal0a
Ell mencionado Estado esta siendo contro'
lado por las fuerzas convencionistas

California, dondc los rcalizaba Il pre-
clos magniricoS en- moneda orc, que
dcstinaba u la compra dc pcrtrcchos
dc guerra para continuar Ia CAM
pana.
Por otra partc, Ell ayancc dc Ia CO
lumna dc Macario GaXiola. que paSd
dc Sonora d Sinaloa, esta ponieu-
do en- criticas condolences d las tropas
iturbistaS. Aim cuando no esta
confirmada la noticia de Ia captura
de la ciudad de Culiacan, capital del
Estado, por la referida co!umEa, Sc
acepta sin muchas ~reticencias, pOr-
que Sc saba de antemano que ID men
cionada plaza estaba practicamente
abandonada por las fucrZas de ltur-
be, quicn las envi0 i combatiT d
Carrasco, con el ~prop0Sito dc recap
turar cl puerto dc Mazatlan. AIDE
mas, Buelna, que operaba ell Terri
Lurio dc Topic, Sc ha internado ya
Ell el Estado de Sinaloa Y prestara
2vuda = CaIrasco eW caso lie que ss
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de una Il otra coSa, Seguramente que
Correspondence especial para LA FRENsh.
Ell PASO, Texas. Agosto Sci
general Angeles, que esta desempe-
nando IN papel im~portante en- las
conferencias que Sc han venido cele-
brando en- esta ciudad Y en- otras
p~oblacioneS, con el ~prop0sito de "ha-
Ger la paz en- Mexico estableciendo
IN gobierno PROVISIONAL" ha comen-
tado e. programa que presento el
gobierno americana a Ia considera-
cion de los representatives del A. B.
C., asi como Ia roticia de que el
primer jefe de los Observation-Disclosures,
Venustiano Carranza, estaba dispues-
to a entrar en- negociaciones con sus
enemigos, para tratar "r~estableci-
miento de Ia paz."
Son, en- verdad, interesanteS las
declaraciones de Angeles. Puede de-
cirse que son las Inicas que ha he
cho sobre la question International,
desde que Sc encuentra en- los Esta-
dos Unidos, trabajando en- les ne
gocios secrctoS que trac entire ma
nos.
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MISTERIOSO
AMIENTO
DE LOS OJOS
PRODUCE MILAGROS EN- LAS
CURAS.
Miles hacen punto omiso de
sus cristales.

Por fin puede publicarse n buena
ncticia, uue"sera recibida con entu-
siasmo Dor un sinnumero de personals
| Sc ha hecho IN descubrimiento clen-
tifico, realmente maravllloso, que
perm;tira a muchos que sufren de los
oios en- todas parties, hacer case m
so de sus lcntes Y e~speJueloS. To-
dos los que sufren de ojos mtlamados,
parpados sanguineos, oJos esforzados
Dor excessive ~trabaJo, deblies, Iacrl-
moses: ojos cansados, adolorldos; de-
cadencia en- la vista causada por ne
glipencia. alegrementc daran la bien-
venida a este sensational anunclo.
Esta formula Sc ha ~probado en- MI
les de casos, con cast mllagrosoS re-
sultaGos. va muchos han ~descartado
sus lentes y espejuelos y mi!lones de
personals en- TODD el mundo Sc benefl-
ciaran aSombrosamente con este ma
ravilloso restaurador de Ia vista. Co
mo muchos remedies, es sorprenden-
temente simple : puede uSarSe en- Ia
casa. Para beneficio de la hurnanl-
dad tenemos eli gusto de publican la
prescription. Hela aqui: D granos oe
DIPLOMA, = onzas de aqua. DeJela
que sc disuelva completamentc Y des-
pues bane los ojos cor el liquido tres
0 cuatro wees diarias. Note GUAM
| pronto sus ojos Sc Sentiran allvlados.
Muchos dicen que n aplicaclon tue
Suficiente para c~onvencerse de que
un tratamiento en- toda forma haria
| desaparecer sus molestias en- los ojos-
Puede aplicarse i todos los oJos. Vie
los V i0venes. ST I'd. Sc cuida sus
oios en- debida forma, nunca uecesl:
tara cristales. Este liquido ~refrescan-
te, s~uaviZante y curative, los vigorl-
"a V los entona. Ojos que trabaJan
| con exceso deben ser culdados, pues
| de lo.contrario acabaran por no yer.
SaIve sus ojos antes de que sea der
masiado tarde. Miles eStan ciegoS
Supplements por haber descuidado U
oios. Muchos de clos tenian meJo-
res ojos que loss que tiene I'D, ,ahora.
Cuando su vista empez6 a decaer, la
abandonaron haSta que fue demasla-
| do tarde. ESta eS Su oportunldad pa
II Salvar Y protejer sus OjoS. Hace
| listed case d este conSeJo 0 eSperara
listed hasta que Ia luz Sc apague para
sicmprc y vague listed en- la mas COM
pleta oscuridad? No es una profccia
agradable, pero cs justamente 10 que
ha sucedido d miles Y sucedera u u.s.
ted 81 no cuiua &c sua ojoa a tiem-
pc. La formula citada ha product
do sorprcndentcs maravillas en- otro5
casos y es l0gico que haga 10 mismo
en- el case de I'd. Vale Ia pcna que
la prucbc y los resultados seguramen-
te lc sorprenderan. No debc listed
v~acilar, es del TODD in~ofensivo y no lc
hara ardcr los ojos. Los oculistas en-
todas parties con f]rccucncia recetan ell
ingredients principal de que consta
esta formula. Cualquier Groguista
puedc prepararscla a peticion suya.
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