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The Coconino sun., 1916-02-11
CHURCH OF THE EPI HANY

FFPINIOPAID Sunday school Q .a0 Morning Servic II :O0 Evel In service7 go Everyone cordially welcome,
 AEsTIN A CHINN Recfnr
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-11
LODGE DIRECTORY

-~~->o-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~>~~~>~~~~e~~~~~~~~ MOUNTAIN LODGE NO i5. K. OPP. Meets in Elks Hall every Wednesday nigh, visiting knights are cordially invited to attend
 ALBERT DENNIS. .. C.
 N G. LAYTON, K. of R. &S FLAGSTAFF ABR F 7sa FRATERNAI ORDER OF EAGLES. Meets at City Hall on first ard third Thurs day nights Of each month at SEQ
 II; WILTSE. Worthy President DR. c. P. PoRTZ. Secretary FLAGSTAFF LODGE NO. 4sp BFNEv0 LENT AND PROTECTIVE
 ORDER OF ELKS Meets every Tuesday night in B P O. E. hal 'orner San Francisco street and Aspen avenue listing brothers cordially invited to attend
 F.. A SLIKER ER OR. s. MILLER Secretary. FLAGSTAFF LODGE NO. ,. F,&A.M Regular meeting on first Saturday of each month, at ElkS Hall Visiting brethren in vited to attend
 (, B. VII SON. w NJ
 !. R. TREAT, Secretary GRAND CANYON CHAPTER No4o-F- Meets on the second and fourth Saturia, rights of each month at 8 o'clock, in F. S M hall Visiting members of the order ar cordially invited
 MABEL RopINScN VIM. E.. M ROBSON w.P. MINNIE \. THOMPSON. Associate Matron ROSALINE CLARK Secretary SA9AH M AWNING T-ea,u urer. FLAGSTAFF LODGE NO. ii To.oF Meetings every Monday night in Masoni, Hall Visiting members invited to attend
 F.. c MILLS. N. c.
 c. W. LEHR vicr-G.
 J. c. CLARK Secretary
 J. E JONES IT ga surer K KNIGHTs OF ooLUIMBUs; DA SILVA Regular meetings first and third Thursda, evening Of each month in B. P. o. Hali Visiting Knights cordially invited tc attend
 GERARD T. WALL. Grand Knight
 P, HEISSER. Financial Secretary
 JAS H BUCKLEY. Rec Secretary MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA Flaestan Camp No. l5OsI. Mw. A. will here after meet at the Elks' hE on the second Tues day of eaci month. Visiting neighbors cor
 GEO. W. NEGRAY. Clerk.
 NORMAN c. TOOK. Consul. F LAGSTAFF REBEKAH LODGE NO. i7 Meet every second and fourth Thursday night each mon'h in Elks Hall. Visiting members of the order cordially invited to attend. ALICE CLARK. N. G. LENA LEWIS, V. G ROSALINE CLARK. Secretary, FRANCES MORSE Treasurer DOYAL NEG BOCS. FLAGSTAFF N MALAPAI CAMP No TOSS Meet in Elks hall 2nd and 4th Tue~days Of each month. Visiting Neighbors cordially in vted. Mrs Mamie Williams Recorder
 Mrs. Minnie Bartlett, Oracle,
 Mrs Lucy Coye, Recelvr FLAGSTAFF LODGE No. 302 L. O. OM Meets every Friday night at Eagles Hall at 500 P. M. All visiting brothers are cordially invited.
 FRANK FAIRCHILp. Dictator
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-11

MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. ih K OPP Meets in Elks Hall every Wednesday nigh- Visiting knights arc cordially invited to attend
 ALBERT DENNIS. q. c.
 N G. LAYTON K ofR AS
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-11
ONLY THREE WOMEN
LAWYERS IN WEST VA.

according to the list Of attorneys
Z the state fled ia the office Of the
supreme court Of appeals, there are
only thee women lawyers practicing
in West Virginia One Of these Is
Mrs. a. ]. Morrison of Wheeling. wa
admitted to practice law before the
circuit court OF OHIO county her hu8-
band being her partner In the law
business as vel Miss Rosa Quisen-
bury. of WEIGH practices with the
Grm Of Strsther Taylor & Taylor
Mrs Georgia Mctnsire. Weaver, Of
berkeley Spricgs has an office Of her
gwn Neither of three however, ever
have applied 10 be admitted to prac-
lice before the supreme court IN
the knowledge OF the present clerk
bur one woman lawyer ever appeared
In a suit before the supreme court.
hat being Mrs Leila ]. Fraser, now
deceased.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-11
MISSIONARY Workers
HEAR SPLENDID TALK
It Meeting Held Under the Au-
spices OF the w. c. T. u.

The meeting held under the au.
'pices of the Women's Christian Ten
perance Union in connection with the
Missionary societies of the various To-
al churches, Thursday night at Il
esidence Of Mrs. c. W Link South
Queen street. proved To be both en-.
ioyable and instructive Naturally
he chief feature of the evening was
he address by Miss Minnie V Tay
lor, who has charge Of the Social
Service Work In Martinsbu-g Miss
Taylor spoke ef the work at santi.
re, Ghne Mrs George S. Hill. of
ST JOINTS Lutheran Church, spoke O
The relation Of missionary work 10
the ". c. T. L. At the close of the
exercises delightful refreshments
were served The attendance was
large.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-11
LOCAL MILLIE1RS
WILL CLOSE EARLY
In Order to Devote More Time
To Their WorkrOomS.

All the millinery stores Of Mar.
insburg. after giving the matter care
III consideration, have decided to
hereafter observe the closing hours
u the other merchants. and from
low On these stores will shut their
ioors promptly at O'Clock. changing
o when the schedule is changed In
he spring.
Heretofore the milliners have been
compelled to keep open for an hour
1r two after all other places Of bust.
less had been closed. by reason of
he fact that patrons had been aceus.
omed to delay purchases until late
TOUR. and expected the milliners to
await their pleasures In this matter
The milliners. however. have deoid
ID that this patronage Is t5o small TO
Justify them in continuing TO keep
pen their stores beyond the time
liked by the other business people.
This time. however. will not be lost
BY the milliners. but Will be devoted
% their workroems. and will enable
hem 10 not only get out work more
promptly. but do a greater amount Of
It fer their patrons. All in all, the
ew rue will be good one. and will
undoubtedly work to the advantage
IF both proprietors and patrons.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-11
PRACTICE COTTAGES
IN ECONOMIC TEACHING

Housekeeping cottages, in which
tho students obtain actual practice In
household work. are prominent
feature OF current progress n home
economies according to a report Is
sued By the Department OF the In
terror through the Bureau of Educa-
ton.
"T'be practice house Is as distinct
~ legitimate part Of the equipment
Cor teaching home economics as the
sowing machine. ironing board. or in
d.yilual desk with It's cooking uten-
sis" declares the report
Home economics departments In
schools and colleges are not at all
50 fortunate as to have residences in
mich TO instruct in home manage
mcnt and in house-wifery There has
been some hesitancy among school Of
fcers because OF the initial expense
Gf practice house But as it is rec
3E1ized that these houses are quite
as necessary as are good Laboratories
ard that the maintenance costs arr
not exc ssiye, more departments ar
icing thus supplied. These houses
offer opportuait.esi for experimental
studies In household administration
make practice in home furnishing
possible and afford excellent places
sor studies in nutrition.
The report shows that home econ
ON cs Is now a recognized course Of
atudy in all agricultural colleges t
which women are admitted. Thirty
ore state universities offer regular
courses IN home economies. and mos
Of the private and denomlaational co
.egs ard universities now offer sim
lar instruction. 50 important has
tAa subject become IN state publ
school systems during the past tyr
or three years that nov praet cali
every state norma school mas .
course in home economies for pros
pectIys school teacher
Summer schools are coming u
play an especially important part ir
home economies teaching. The Bu
requ O. Ed3catlon received announce
meats from 1872 schools that were
offering courses during the summer
% 1914; In 1915 the number report
Ing had Increased to -230 and a stiH
further Increase "a already assured
o. 1916.
Twe7ty.three states report an out.
ti1e o. lessons n home economies 70
state-1de use A state manuel o.
study cor the public elementar
schools Of Alabama contains an ont
..as for lesso~s IN cooking and sgg
gest.oas 70 the teaching o. sewing
il the grades with lists Of equip
meat and referer ces for domestic sci.
ence teaching Ia the grades =
California each coeaty or cry board
os e4acat.on prescrl5eg It's own
course Or study in home economics
Az outline Tor a course o. lessons il
home economies has been prepared
for th. common school OF Ili7ois
This made use o. particularly IN
ne rural schools The domestic sci
ence section Of the high school con-
ference Of Illinois has recently com
Dleted q comprehensive outline FOR
lessons II the fifth. s.yth, seventh
and eighth grades. thus taking an i'm
portant step in help'ng TO unity the
courses offered in home economics
below the high school
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-11
BABY WEEK AND
(;H|LDREN'S BUREAU
Chief Julia C. Lathrop Answers
A Few Queries.

Is Eaby Week the business CT
Gave#meH; Hgreau2e The observing
taxpayer is perhaps asking this ques.
ton,
Ever since last october when the
General Federation Of Women's Clubs
announced its plan. an increasing pro-
portion OF the Bureaus office force
has been detailed TO the correspon-
deGce required by the growing inter
est in the nationwide Observance Of
Baby N'aek.
The soeiologist and the staJistician
wiz remind rs that the Bureau was
created TO make investigations per
aiming TO the welfare of ehndre7 anf
hat Baby Week IS not an inyestiea-
tons pertaining 10 the welfare Of chi
drea ard that Baby Week is not an
investigation and is not statistics.
7 aH these groups We are account
able. VIVA is our repiy2
For the three years the Bureau has
hezn in existence it has put a con
siderable share Of its energy into a
statistical study OF the social and
economic causes Of infant mortality.
planned with the greatest care ana
conducted by trained field agents with
ian possible precision. TIE results q
MS inquiry are being published a
'he law REQUIRES in series Of Re.
! ports which consist Of statistical tab.
0lattous accompanied by descriptis
text.
There ara many million fathers ard
mothers In the United States, includ-
ing many OF the best educated faith
ers and mothers, who have never read
q statistical table and never w.u. Yet
hidden within the figures Of the BIZ
-esus reports en- infant mortality.
the reading Of which they will sue
! cazsfully evade lie stern facts abcut
- Dangers watch bezet Amer.caa
babies.
! These figures give a ci4e 70 the
: reasons Why. on tEa great average
one baby in eight dies before the end
IF the first year Of life They shon
that This average obscures a wide ga
rut with comparative immunity from
iuta-t loss at one end ard with fear
s-11 frf1r- waste ~ rha r+rz-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-11

lie NOE. that fo 0vs it:
T--.o9bte6lv every State Board Of
Health should 81 ire what ONLY six
states have at D. -t-a speclal d.
.ision Of child aaene. No CITY O.,
town should ss provide iDs,rte
TIE nursing SCR and to pav cen.
SIAM bse1 To a 5-oblemq 0, H.
Re-. sss ca Of proper mons
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
Los IND|OS NAVAJOS AhENA-
IAN LA REGION n. T.
De arizona
Sc fNCOIERIzARGN DORQUE UNQ De
ELLOS FUE HUERTO A BALh-
zDS POR I'm DOLlClA
Tclcgrama especial para la PRENSA.

pHOENlN. Arizona. F'rbrcro s.
CincO mil RESIDENCES dr Ia porcldn
y. f.. de- Arizona. rStan alarIndi"S
con la notiria de que Ia irihu H"pI
de los lndioS NavajoS c>Ia amcnazan-
do con invaiir en- son de- guerra a
Iuurlla cOmarra. AproXimadamcnte
25OOO indios vivrn rn Ia Reservation
de Navajo. prrn no - Sahe que nU-
nero de cStoS cSlar;in envucILOS en-
81 plan del nvaSidn due prct"nden.
Los indioS Hopi 80 han rncoleriza-
do. seglin 81 dice. pOrqur uno de Hos
SuvOS fui mu"rIO iiace dlaS ba-
lazos por los ofiriales de IN pODlaci6n.
Los indiOS abricron FL fuego Snbre
los OfiriaIrS cuando inteniaron arres-
lar al que maaron despUGS Seglln
information rrribida de Tomas Jlyn,
.IucZ de DiStrto de los EStadoS Uni
dos.
FL hecho ncurri6 ccrra dr Lees
Ferry. un rruzamienlo que hay >obrc
un poblado de rabaiiaS rr Arizona.
rerca de 30 milaS al sur de Arizona
Utah. Sobrc la linea dlvlSorla. La
primera noticia qae LEGO aqui Ia
iraio un indiO rOrredOr.
Las instruciOneS de las autorida-
dps dc Washington han Sido que Sc
espere Yer 81 los oficiales de aqui
mantienen o rOniuran la situaci6n.
antas dc Iomar nincuna accion. Tn
nimero de diputadOS y mariscales
de los Estad0S Unidos Sc estan pre-
parando para hacer una jornada a la
Reservation g investisar 10 que hay
de cierto acerca de tales noticias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
Hay bil!etes americanos
falsificados en- nues-
ira Repablica
i-I,erarns especial para la PRENsA.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Febrero 5.
Sc aseggra aqui que lbs autoyida-
des de- vscino puerto dc Matamoros
rccijieron noJicias de- centre del pals
g. c. Se3tido de que esta circulando
en- Mexico mucha moneda de los Es-
;ados U7idos falsific2da, IL cual es-
t; sicndo fabricada en- las ccrcaniaS
le IA ciudad de Mexico.
P2rece que las autoridades me%ica-
mas estan torando aigunaS medida-
para descubrir q los fa!sificadores =
Geatro de pocos di&s haran circular
p~ofusamente entire cl pGblico avisos
para poner en- autos 1 todo el E3ua-
do e impedir que circulen los billie
res ;mericanos faIsifIcados.
FL. CORRESpONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09

PARIS. Frbrcr0 S.-Hoy - racI-
bio IN esta capital un mrnSajr pro-
rcdrntr Ir Bucarrst. IN el rua. - la
rucnta de gun una f'otilia rompuesta
de varioS destroyrrS m">coNita> alta
caron y ccharon a-piluc a ruarenta
harcoS otomaao> ccrca de la costa
de AnatoIia. rn Il Mar Negro. que
>cgtin 50 Sahe ronducian provi>jOnes
Y armas para las fuerzaS turcas que
operan en- FL tcatro caucasico.
En- eI niSmo meusaie So dice que
.o> dastroyerS ruSos bombardearon
tambian las obras de defenSa naval
que los otonlanos han levantado a 10
largo de la costa de referancia. ha-
oirndo causado en- elias considera-
bleS deSperfectOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
LOS SOCIALISTS ESPANOLES
HAN ORGANRADO HITINES
EN- FAVOR De la PAz
Los PERIODISTAS QUE FUERON DETfkIDOS,
ACUSADOS De H!BER INSULTADO AL
KAISER, SALIEROH EN- LIBERTAD
Servicio Especial para Ia PRENSA.

MADRID. Fchrcrr S.-LoS socia-
IiSas tie c>la capital rSIan organi-
zanIo una Srri" dr miiinrS rn los
cualrS 80 Elar;i propaganda para a
promotion dr I'm moVimI"nIO Ell fa-
vor de Ia paz. Todavia no So sabe
II iugar rn Que dirha$ rcuni0nes va
yan a crlrbrarSr. prro - nota mu-
ch0 rntu>ia>mo nnirc rl pIibicO por
cScIriar a los OradOrrS. pueS entire
clloS figuraran prr>nnajrS muy CO..
nOriiOS como VcrsiaIrrOS tribunOs.
Los prriodi>ta> que hace diaS fue-
ron arrrsIados pOr las autoridades
acuSaioS de haber insultado aI Kai-
ser GuiEIcrmo de Alemania. han SidO
pur>toS IN l!brrtad pOr falIa de me-
riloS para prOceder els Su contra,
habirndo sido con tai mOivo. entu-
siaSlamrntc fcIiictados por suS amis
tadcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09

la ULTIMA kOTA DE- ALEisHIA SlRRE EL
Case lUSIlbhIA SAIISf8Gt Las d.
tlGNDbS DEL COB. B.ALEiCAHO
rele0raula especial pasa ~ r!EHsA.

!
WASHINGTON. D. e. Feh.ero s.
f! Emoajaaor aIcm%u &c.2&it@uc
u csJa capital. s.. Conde von Bern
e.ortf. presen:o hoy 4. &ecre."..'
Lansing una nota formal e. IL cla
s,!Ici,a del gobierno americana qus
Derm.,a IA permancucia nor ;iempo i"
aefinidc del yapor ''Appam' On "a
b..h:;. del puerto de Newport New
del Es,ado dc Virginia, en- a cua! Sc
h2lla actJalmente internado.
Fl "Appam" como sc sabe, fue cap
turado mace tempo pol un harco ale
man frente . las Isi&s Cauari@S. '
hschose cargo de e. una tripu!acio1
a.emana. =. mando ucl tenlehtc Berg.
cliea Iogr0 conducir.o 4 Ia 5aa!>: dc
Hampton Roads e. h costa dc Viz
einia. bu.lando Ia vigiianclS de los
cruceros aiiudos que cuiduM q A,lau-
tico.
Resnecto q Ia controversial del ca
so Lu<itania, que es por ahora el to-
ma o1.igado de las discus!on@S en- es-
= capital. el Secretario Lansing a
nunci0 hoy en- Ia ncche que ID ultI-
ma nota del gobierno alem@n prcscn-
tada al go5ierno americana. en- "a
cuaI Sc contiene Ia proposition para
Ia soluci0n de Ia controversial men
cionada. satisface 4 ia. demandas e%:-
eidas por los Estados UnidoS soDre el
particular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
FRANCISCO VILLA ENVIA A LA
FRONTERA POR ARMAS
Y NUNICIONES
Telcgrama especial para la PRENSA.

Ell PASO. Texas. Fcbrcro s.-Fran
cisco Villa. scGtIn uoticias iraidas
por TN americana que vino de la
riudad de Chihuahua hasta Oiinaga
Ell autom6vil, ha enviado un ataio
de- muiaS apareiadaS un punto de
la frontera. Immediate a Oiinaga pa
ra que recoian un carsamentO de ar
mas Y municiOnes.
Los villiSIas que llevaban Ia rccua
lie que ha dado noticia eI americana,
han sido viSloS deSde muchos puntoS
10 largo de Ia carretera por donde
corran los autos de Chihuahua Oil
naga. HombreS montadoS y armadoS
en- ndmero no menor de 10 20, fue-
ron vist0s pOr eL informante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
Ell poder de Carranza
amengua y el de A.
Obregon crece
No hay ninguna seguridad en- las
Iineas ferrocarrileras de Mexico
Telegrama especial para IL PRENsA.

Telegrama especial para Ia PRENSa.
NCEVA YORK, Febrero S-A bor-
do del vapor "Esperanza" lle@aron
hoy . esta Capital varios ingenieros
americanos que trabajaban en- algu-
nos distritos mineros de n RepubIi-
ca Mexicana. quieneS han declarado
que ell canine entire n ciudad de Me-
xico Y el puerto de Veracruz esta in
feStado de partidas de revoluciOna-
rios que hacen impossible el buen SER
vicio dc trenes. Refieren los inge-
nieroS que ellos tuvieron que hacer el
viaje nj puerto de Neracruz en- III
trer blindado donde habia cuatro ca
nones. Y que peSar de ESQ. fue IL
roteado el convoy.
F. Dr.. John r. Davis. que trabaja-
ba en- 81 profession en- IA ciudad de
Mexico. tambien venia como paSajero
del "Esperanza. Y dice que la epi-
demia del tito Sigue hacienda rlilla-
res de victimas en- Ia capital de Ne
xico. Por ultimo. manifestation los
iagenieros que Carranza Va perdien,
do fIerza todoS los dias y cue Obre-
g6n sigue ganando terreno en- Ia OPT
MON.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
relsgr.ms especial para LA PRENsA.

NUEVA YORK. Febrero S.-Ei
Sun" de hoy publica I'M editorial
comcntando la noticia que aparecio
en- los pcri0dicos de aver acerca de
que los banqueroS americanos Sc me-
garon faciitar dinero al gobierno
de Carranza. El articulis:a dice
que Carranza puede perder la espe
rama de conseguir dinero en- este
pals, pucs en- las condolences en- que
Sc ha colocado no puede inspirar con-
fianza nadic. Agrega que la uni
ca espectativa que tiene para conse-
guir emprestito de los Estados Uni
dos. es que Wilson pIopusiera en- el
Congreso que Sc le fac!litara al Pri-
mer Jefe el dinero que le hace fal-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
Y. Carranza convoca a
eIecciones de diputados
Quiere hacer uaa Constitution nue.
way poperla En- vigor en- 1911
Telegram. espscial per. La pRENss

GALVESTON. TEX. Febrero s.
En- e consulate ccnstituc!onalista de
esta ciudad rccibieron hoy rocicias
de Cue e. Primer Jefe C&rranza aca-
ba de expedir IN decreto en- Quereta-
70 convocando e.ecciones para di-
pu-aGoS. f! nliSmo decreto amuncia
que cl Congrcso debera reunirse eA
Qucr4t2ro el proximo lG de Septiem-
brc : rraoajari cXcluSjvamente en- II
creaci6n de una nueva Constitution
de la Repuhlica. Ia cua. Sc pondra en-
vigor el ; de Febrero de 1917.
Otras noticias recibidas de Quer4-
taro dicen que va estan llegando 4
esa capital del Estado los empieados
de gooierno que estaban en- "A Capt.
tai de In RepUhlica, : que tras!adaroH
~us oficinas "A primera ciuaad men
cionada por orden de Carranza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
SOLO QUE WILSON Ii presto D|NERO
4 CARRANzA PODRA ESTE ObTENER
FONDOS EN- LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS
Sc DUDA De QUE Ell CONGRESO PUDERA AUT0RZAR Il PRES
TAHO QUE SOLICITARA WILSON PARA CARRAEZA

ia y que la Camara de Representan-
tes del pueblo acorC.ra de conformi-
dad con 10 solicitado por el FreSi-
dente. Sin embargo-dice ell Sun"
-es muy dificil que este plan pudie-
ra tener 6xito por la oposicion que
encontraria en- el ConsTeso para que
salieran fondos del gobierno de los
Estados Unidos para faciIitar!os o.
tro pals.
Algunos de los demas principales
perhdicos de este puerto comentan
la question de que Sc ha hablado, Y
todos estan conformes en- que el fra
case mas grande de la revolution es
el de no poder obtener dinero en- el
eXtranjero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
CARRlNzA AVISA | SlJ EIlADA|ADOR {.
ARDEDOND() QUE DECLARE CAPITAL
De IA REPiJDLICA 4 QUERETARO
ES NyY VOLERTA Ia SITUACION del NENCNNADO ENBAJA-
DOR En- la CAPITAL AMERICANA
NENCIONADO ENBAJA.
AMERICANA

20 de alguno de sus agentes consul
lares cerca de Carranza.
La situacion del Embaiador mexi-
cano en- esta capital es muy anormal,
puea dcsde que recibio el nombra-
mionto de tai, tiene menos contactos
con Ia Secretaria de RelacioneS anne
ricana en- virtud de que desea que Sc
le reconoZca su cargo. cOsa que no
Sc ha decidido todavia el gobierno de
los EStadoS Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
Ell. GENERAL DELM0TTE. MI
RIO IN PARIS.

PARIS, Febrero S.-Ayer muri5
en- esta ciudad el general Nicolas
Victor Delmotte, a consecuencia de
una enfermedad que contrajo durante
su permanencia en- el frente de la il
nea de baJalla.
Il general Delmotte, fue uno de los
heroes de la retirada de Charleroi,
durante la cual tuvo e. mardo de Ia
retaguardia, compuesta por el Septi-
mo Cuerpo de EiarcitO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
Silllman accmpala q
GarranZa en- Su Vlale
a CuadaIaj Jal.
re,esrsma r<DrciaI para IL PRENsa.

Ielegrsma rSpe"iaI para Ia PRENsA
WASHINGTON. D. c. T>brero :.
FL consul americana Si..iman. aeon
panara Tenusliano Carranza en- 81
viaje por e Sur. Z trar5s de los E.
tadoS de 3Echoacar y Jaiisco. u
deben haber saIi&o de Queretaro
actual capital ac q RcpJbjca. de d
cuerdo cor las notic!&s rec!hidaS aver
en- el Departmental de EScaIo. Mott
cias cxtrao.iciales de n misma Off
Gina dicen que pro5ab!emeute 06re-
@6n acompanard Carran2a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09

LONDRES. Febrrr0 S.-IDtrrrSan-
te> aIicIoneS a Ia correspondence de
yun pap.n e>tan rouIrnliaS IN IN
perl6dico parameitario pub.icado
antenoche. FL periddiro jraa IA ira
ducci6n de todo> los iotumrnto> re-
coSido> al Captain Franz V0n Papen-
ex-atache mi.Itar Dc Aiemanla en
Washington. las cuentaS Dc >u> iuer-
tes entradaS en Su banco. con los
fac>imileS De cheques Y otrnS toru-
mentos. La ljnica revelation hiSl6-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09

WASHINGTON. Febrero S.-La
Erbajada de MEXICO en- este pals sea
ba de recibir una communication Off
ciaI del JeJfe de gobierno de facto,
dandole cuenta oficialmente de que
Ia ciudad de Queretaro ha sido dec!a-
rada capital provisional de la Repu-
blica.
No Sc sabe 81 Lansing llevara Ia no
ticia al Departamento de Estado o
81 este Ia habra recibido ror conduc-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
Ell Gral. carrancista Pc.
rez fue fusilado por
los de su partido

Preside, Tex, Febrero S.-El
General Perez del gobierro de facto,
acusado de haber desertado de la
guarnicion de Ojinaga y de haber
tratado de unirse las fuerzas de Vi
LA, fue ejecutado aver en- el Mez-
quite. por los carrancistas, segun no.
ticias que aqui Sc recibieron. Perez
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09

Pasa q Ia Paa 5a. Col "a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09

Compre I'd. sus ibros en- espaiol lgna-
MO, Texas. Su casa es Ia mas bsrats.
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