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Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-01
Halt All Perishables.

Chicago, Aug. 31.--Railroads Of the
nation, in view of the threatened rail-
road strike, rushed preparations TODAY
TO enforce an embargo on perisha!,le
freight. Shipments Of live stock. ard
perishables. were refused by some
roads today; others issued warnings
that perishable. freight which cannot
reach it's destination by Septembe. :
will not be accepted.
From Chicago, the railroad center cf
the country, orders were flashed to
ticket agents to inform passengers
that unless they reach their destina-
tions by Sunday night, they would be
subjected to ''perplexing delays"
Big manufacturers and business
houses swamped telegraph companies
urging that their shipments be rushed
at once. Many of them authorized
sending their orders by express. Sew
eral large houses already have re-
moved their travelling representatives.
"ss""'ated Press dispatches from
all parts Of the country indicate that
4s hours, unless delay in the
etrike is ordered, embargo orders Will
be effective on practically every rail-
read in the country.
Harris We 'nstock, state market di-
rector of California, said that strike
Of any duration meant ruin to thou
Sc nds of fruit growers.
A Sacramento dispatch stated that
picking Of fruit In that rich district
hsd practically ceased. Commercial
end industrial organizations as we'll
as individual firms and corporations
throughout the country were reported
"hoping for the best and preparing for
the worst"
Railroad men hoped that many
members , Of the brotherhoods would
not obey the strike order. In fact,
i; was rumored that little if any
pressure would be brought to bear on
the older generation Of engineers and
conductors whose seniority has placed
them in well paid pos tions, many Of
them with pensioned leisure not far
away.
The Erie road appealed directly to
it's 1900 employees not to strike. The
Santa Fe made q similar appeal
weeks ago when the strike vote was
being taken.
! The Pennsylvania road took pcll
Of its employees and reported that 80
per cent Of them EXPRESSED will 'ng-
ness to take the places Of strikers.
| O.her roads have made similar in
(Vestigations in most cases. and It Is
Md that more than one high Official,
rNen from the ranks. IS nrensred to
enter the cab Of an engine to move
need fsery freight and MESSENGERS.
Minneapolis. st. Paul and Duluth
were reported making systematic ar
,rangements for motor-truck service.
/ Indiana. Illinois, Ohio and many
other states where the interurban
has been highly developed VII use
TIE electric facilities to the limit.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-01
SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court of Imperial
Township, County of Imperial. State
Of California, J. Houston Smith, JUS
tice.
Fred Oehlerkine. plaintiff. vs.. Her.
man Erbe, defendant.
The ne\ me If the state Of Cal'for-
ria send Erecting to Herman Erbe, de-
You arel hereby directed to appear
in an actidn brought AGAINST you by
the above 4amed plaintiff in the JUS
tice's CourA Of Imperial Township,
Imperial Coenty, State Of California.
and to answer befoje the Justice at
hts office. CITY Hall. in said Township,
the comulaint\ filed therein, within
five days (exdusiv1 of the day Of
seryiceI after She Service on you Of
1hjs simmons, VI Iserved within the
township in with the action is
brought: or. if rved out Of said
township but wit4 said county; with:
in ten dsvs. or Yitin twenty DAYS II
served elsewherf nd you are here
by notified that unl\ss You so appear
end answer saih COMPLAINT. as above
required, said plaintif3 will cause our
default to be entered \and take iudg-
ment for anv money " damages de-
mended in thE comnlaynt as arising
upon contract or will \apply to the
court for the relief demanded in the
con scmolsint' on;. together with\ths costs Of
~ S!::s $:s EN- ;s; ;s, my hand is 10th day
:" HOUSTON smith.
Justice Of TIP Peace Imnfial Town:
Ss;.s. shiU; County, Of Impsria State Of
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-01
There'll be a grand Imperial valle
EXCURSION

from Braxley to Indrade and Laguna
dam via CAlexic{ Sunday, September
Take regular klley train and trans
fer to inter Cali{trnia train at Calex-
ico, leaving at 8h.R.
Tickets from BraSley. s4.25 round
trip. Ticket al lent at<Prawley.
Tickets fromf Imperial, $3.50 round
trip. Ticket a Gent at ImpeSal.
Ticket from jEl Centre. $500 round
trip. Ticket 4 gent at Ell Centre.
Tickets froh Calexico, 1906 round
trip. Ticket Agent at Mexicali.
II. 8. HOPKINS. NJ. SWAN.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-01
Market Reports
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Liverpool, Sept. Liverpool cotton
csbles due 3h points b CHER on Oc-
tcter, higher on January and March
ard Y point higher on May. At 1870
p. m. market stood 31a points lowe
CT October, y lower on January and
higher on, March. Spot cotton in
sow demand;. prices easier; sales.
5000; receipts, 1900; middlings, 9.47
futures steady. ...
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-01
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Sept. 1.-Hogs-Receipts,
$4,000; strong, 25c above yesterdays
average. Bulk, $l0.75@11.45; light,
s1O.90@11.50; mixed, $10.45@ll.50;
heavy, $lO.25@1l so; rough, $10.25@
1O.5O; pigs, s7.6O@9.8b. .
Cattle--Receipts, 1000; strong. Ma
tive beef cattle, $7.35@ll.35; west
ern steers, S6.80@9.50; stockers and
feders, s5.70@8; cows and heifers,
81 .S5@9.65; calves, $9.25@12.75.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000; strong.
Wethers, s6.25@7.65; lambs. $500
az 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-01
Injured Men Die.

Washington. Sept. 1.-Admiral Pond
has reported that two more zen have
died of injuries since the explosion or
the cruiser Memphis. Three men from
the gunboat Castine have been drown
eu.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-01
Child Labor Bill Signed.

Washington, Sept. President Will
son today signed the child labor bill.
He said: 81 am glad to have had my
small part in it. 1t VII mean much to
tie health and vigor Of the country"
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-01

ef: That's what clinbn lines,
prominent roof hg contractor of
Santa Ana, sayt.
You get real tobacco favor in
a chew Of Pennf Thicktand you
get it pure. Pe}n's Thid has the
fresh, sweet. luscious tSste that
Nature gives thk tobacooNeaf.
-Penn's is-guafa fanteed I'd be the
most satisfaetefy tebaeeet made
Any dissatisfied customer 4 Sn re-
turn it to any dealer, who au-
thorized to refund the money.
Sold II. Yoc cuts.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-01

Meet me at the dance at the Wood.
land Country Club, Saturday svsaaus,
September 2~~AAT.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-01
Selling Whole Milk Proving Profitable
to the Oairvmen Around E| Centro

The Imperial Valley Creamery Co.. lnc. started
a nevs>deal in dairyng in the Valley when it began
last FEBRUARY to buy whole milk. 1t was an exPer1-
ment with us and nearly everyone advised that whole
milk coulN not be handled through the summer
"The pANo Of the pudding is in the eating" is
an old sayinA We have given the whole milk busi-
ness most Thorough trial dnd found that for gen.
era QUALITY anA easy handling the Imperial Valley
can furnish as goRd whole as any other sectlon
Now we are reAdy 20 ba(k up our judgment in
this matter by making prize to the farmers that
will mean more moneyfor mfk than before.
In handling whole mix cdet of hauling is an inn
r,rtant factor which muSk be considered Our pur-
chases for the present must be confined TO
an area around Ell Centro win6 6n reasonable hauling
distance N
Beginning September 1stl loA prices will be as
follows:
Whole Milk seven cents ovkr Los Angeles quota
'0lS Sweet Cream three cents dver Los Angeles quo
'''Css Sour Cream one cent oveI Los Angeles xota-
The whole question of prick is based on qualify.
From whole milk and sweet crefm, we can make Inv
hest butter turned out in CALIFORNIA. Good butter\
increases the cone,mntion Wd have found an in
crease of as much as IS per cent where we have re-
naced moor hutter with the kind of butter can
make from Imperial Valley whfe milk and sweet
cream.
Imperial Valley farmers ca1}not afford to turn
down this opportunity to make more profits. The
Imperial Valley Creamery Co., Tbc., has given you
this opportunity and we ask yol1patronage.
IMPERIAL VALLEY CREAMERY CO. INC: -
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-01

Dance at Woodland Country Club,
Saturday evening, Sept. 2.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-01

Meet me at the dance at the Wood
land Country Club, Saturday evening
September 2.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-01

Brick storage with insurance. Ec
Royce.--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-01
CLINTON INES FINDS
PEnN's THICK IS BEST
Well Known Santa Ana Roof.
ing Contractor Praises
Famous tobacco
"PENNSNTHICK is the best
chewing tobac& have ever used.

Every plug
/ buy is the
same - no
S ( c m S or
foreign sub
stances, al
ways clean.
! am glad
to recon-
m. e n d
p f N NJ S
T H / 6 K
to any to-
bacco chew
~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02
SALE VALUES IN OUR MI

so dozen Mems Summer Ribbed
Underwear shirts and Drawers
In brown, cream, black ana blue
always sold az ST. the suit An
sizes. special for this sale
3712c the Garment
MEMS AND BOYS GOLF SHIRTS
odds and ends-Nalucs TO Sl.25.
Special for this sale
Csc Each
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02
EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION SALE
OF FINEST AND NEWEST
Wash Goods

TOO pieces best Wash I0079 VaIUNS T0 sc y1N NcV0CE
Sale price Der ward Observation-Disclosures. SOC
2Sin White Embroidered }atiste, 15c value
27-n White Stripe and Figured Madras soc value
36n Brown Linen Suiting 45c value
36.n White Linen Suitng 45c value
36n Silk and Cotton Ccpes in all the good shades SOC value
3on Coored Crepe Tub Silks any color desired value 70 Use
-6s6 Sf0r -S-pc- --rns II tT6irneSt m black navy,
old rose green and Copenhagen stripes values 10 Csc
36-n Figured and FloWred silk and Cotton Nocs Grena-
dimes and Marquisettes, value, to S5c
36-n Coocd Stripe and Fovercd Cotton Nocs soc values
36-in Flowcred Shadow Silk SOC value
}6.n White Cotton Voics Plain Stripes silk Stripe Check
Plaid Shadow Stripe and Check. Maquscc Wolfe and
Rice Voles, values to Csc
36-n Cotton Suitines in CSorduroys Basket Weave, Wave
Stripe etc 45c value.
36.n Tan Diagonal Cotton Sutngan elegant skirt material
SOC value
36-in very fine White Embroidered Cotton Null ooc value
39c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02

Ladies Wash Waists in Wolfe and
Gingham, values to 65c. Spc-
cial Observation-Disclosures Sc
Ladies Embroidered Wolfe and Or
CANDY Waists, valucs to $l00.
Special ....................SS $50
Ladies Iaponika silk, Embroidered
Wolfe and Organdy Waists, val
ues to Sl.50 Special .,.. CSC
Ladie, Striped Tub Silk Waists in
all colors, values to $500 Spe-
cial ... ...... $3.50
Ladies silk All-oyer Lace and
Chiffon Waists, values to $3.50
Special .............. S2.95
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02

MEMS MUNSING UNION SUIT
SPEClNIt-All sizes, long ana
short sleeves ankle and knee
length sold always at SIPS the
suit, Special for this sale
89c the Suit
BOYS PALM BEACH SUITS
Worth 20 $3.50 the suit--for this
sale, special
$l.OO the Suit
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
MAS FUERzAS H|LIC|ANAS tS.
TAN SIERDO ENVI4DAS 4
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS
EN- Use DlSTRITO Sc RECONCEETRARhH
CERCA De 500 HOHBRES De IHFsK-
TERRA, CABAllERIA Y ARTILLER!A

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. t. dc Jl-
I!o.-El distriIO mi.iar dc Rr0Wn>y,-
lie. tendri =. ciicitO mas grandr
de los que hayan sido reconcentra-
dos en toda la linea divisoria p0r
al Gobierno. americana, con motive
de las diriculIadeS que han snr2ldo
pcr los successes registradcS cn di-
verSoS lu=areS De Ia liuea divi>0-
ria.
En- pl Fuertn Brown que rSta a
cargo de- genera! James Parker. So
anunri6 aver que una division mas
de trOpas milicianaS. ina sido cnviaias
4 esa region y que con los nuevos
elrmentoS que vienen ru camino.
procedenteS del NOrte. Brownsville
tenira un ciirciio lie cerca de cin-
cuenta mil hombreS. dividdo en tres
divisiones.
Las nuevas tropas que vendran
a este dstrito, ser4n las sisujentss:
siete resinientos dc infanter!a. IN
?esimiento De artilleria de campaha,
dos ,scuadrones de caballeria y TIC
pas auxiliareS procedenteS de Iowa
Dakota, Louisiana ' Oklahoma. E.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
.HA QUEDAbO ORCANNbDA EN-
kUEVA YORK, Ia llCA Me-
XICO AMERICANA
DICHA ASOClAcION Sc ESFORlARk P0R ER-
CORTRAR S0EUCI0N A Los PRlkClPA-
Les PRGBLEMAS HfXICAROS

NUEVA YORK. Julio l5.-COn-
rencidos Ge que el principal prohl>ma
para e. resUablecimiento del orden Ell
Mexico, es mas hien ecou6mico ' no
misitar, v@rioS americanoS meXica-
nos han organizado una asociaclon
G:neminada "Llga NtXico-Americ:'-
na" "a cual Sc esforzara por reme-
Giar Ia situacion de Mexico sugiriendp
medidas para ia seduction de los pro-
biemas 2riDcipaleS, dandole preferen-
tc atenciGn . al iqu- sc re!aciona con
IA educacion'del pueblo.
Los tuncionarios de dicha asocia-
ci6n son: +. 3. HotchkiSS, William
+. Kisselburgh, James Egan. J. r.
McCarrier. john D. Gluck ' Hugh
MCKINNEY en- representation del
Lie. Emeterio de In Cara. Jr.
Este iitimo no poIri atendcr los
trabalos de In Liga haSta despuas
lei d;a primero de Agosto. pues en-
Ia actuaiiIad est;I ocupado en- una
serie De conferencias que desarrollard
en- varIas ciudades de este pals.
La Liga contara con varios depar-
tamentos V uno de suS fines Sera e.
de educar a iGvenes meXicanoS en-
Colegios de los EstadoS Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
En- las conferencas de la Coms6n nenacionno dscurd
Ia solida de las erzos expedicionarias del Cra Prshing
Las cuestiones que Sc dejaran la decision de esa
junta, seran las relativas la protection de la
frontera la persecution de los asaltantes
Msjjans Sc reuniran eI SecretariO Polk AEEedonfO
para el arregIo del nonbramIeOto de Delegates

larri;orin dc MfXiro. DnSpu':S. los
ict~> igI eiHrriIo. : =, mlSmo gene
~. P.4shin@ rrc0man!ar0n IA >a-
I:la Oh Ia."NpcdirlGn p"r raz"n"S -
lra'..-ica> primcro. l"rlarand0 one
rl- ga" 4" guerra con Mexico. Ia
rOlinna .lr Prr<hin- ia >n!am"nlr
Scria inIIii. IN Su present. poSici6n.
Sium lu2 rS!aria cXpu"S!a n'un "ra-
", p-il-ra harla m2jifirnr t0dnS
!GS planes .irl ESiadn Mayor. : Dies
pus'~ manlfr<iar"n que era may di-
riri. rn>lnSa Ia manIrnri6u de- las
romuni.a.i"ur>. par,iruiarm"ntr iu-
rant. - prrioin dn a. iIuviaS. Y
adrua;;~. nrrmanrricnhn Ia rNprli-
rIGn rn M'iNit0 no podiam rNiiar>n
!nS rli"IIrS con l0S rarrdnciSia>. To-
,!aS rSaS r;!L0n"S p">ar0H mlrtIo an
g. amino he los rInri"nari"> de Ia
,N.iminiS!rarim
Las ,u"Sij"nrS lu.' :" ,I"jar;n 4 II
.ic,'i>i"n i" II c"miSi"n In 10, dos
=obirrnoS Srr;in IL. >crundaria i'm
p"rtaac5a y p"'irian habcr Sido tra-
iadaS dirrr;am"ni". EsaS cucStio-
Res srr;tn, rl plan para protegcr Ia
lr"niri-;t IL raids, y laS negociac!n-
nr> para un arr"-:o rnrlminain a
ii l'~rSecuci6n 3D. los aSa!tantr>. En-
Inha> cts">ti"n"S los dos gobicrn"S
"S!an Su>.antiaImrnte de- acurrd".
."m" 10 han dnm"Strado rn las no
ias que :. han ramhiado haze POGO
tempo.
FL SuhS"rrHt1rio polk ! Fl Emba-
iad0r rarran.i>ia -Arrr,I"nio 50 reu-
nirin 81 lunr> para iefinir los desi@-
MOS d" Ia eomi>idn Y arroaIa" RI
ii"mhramirni" Il" a..ID~;edn>.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
Los CARRANCISTAS HAN SA-
QUEADO TANbEH VbRIAS
PROPlEDADES AMERICANS
UNA De ESTAS ES FL RANCHO De CARCs-
RIA, PERTtAfCIfkIf A Los HERHAROS
WARREN, En- FL EDO. De DURANGO
relegrsma Especial para IA PRENSA.

TORREON, Mex. Is de Julio
El rancho de Cascasia, compuesto de
10000 acres y propiedad de los ame-
ricanos Warren Brothers, SituaGo 4
30 millas de II ciudad de Durango,
ha sido saqueado por las tropas ca-
rrancistas, las que Sc robaron 5000
cabezas de ganado Hereford de-
comisadas como .eIlos diceH. E. CO.
mandante de dichas tropas dijo que
estaba autoritatiramente infornraoo
de cue los Estados Unidos habian in
tervenido en- Mexico, mostrando, q
Ia vez, 6rdenes firmadaS por el ge-
neral Francisco Murguia, comandan-
tie militar de Durango, para recoger
todas las propiedades de ciudadanos
americanos. Dichas ordenes fueron
cumplimentadas por un destacamento
de cerca de 100 soldados ! las or
denes del Coronel Carranza.
Los propietarios del rancho fueron
avisados como 2 las / de Ia manana
de que sus propiedadeS estaban 70.
deadas de so!dados y e. Coronel CT
tado que mandabs Ia fuerza les in
fo-mo que, en- virtud de que los Es
tados Unidos habisn ordenado is in
tervenci6n. era necesaria Ia confisca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
FUEROH SEDTENCIADOS AHUER.
TE CUATRO hEXICAhOS EN-
LAREDO, TEXAS
FL JURaDO QUE COHOCIO De SU CAUSA.
Los DECLARE cUlPABIES De la HUfR-
Is DEL CADa WILLIAM OB[RllES

LAREDO. Tex, Julio i5.-Los cua-
tro mexieanos que fueron aprehendi-
dos hace algun tempo, por conslde-
rarseleS reSponsahles de "a muerte
del Cabo William Ober!ieS, de Ia
CompaHia " del Catorce Regimiento
de Cabaileria de los Estados tnldoS.
ocurrida durante I'm raid travtS
de Ia Inca divisoria. .fueron decla-
radios cupables hoy nor el Turado
que conoci6 de IA causa Y s"ntancia
a IA pena de muerte.
Los mencionados individuos son
Jose Antonio Arce, Jes1s Maria Ger
da, Pauline Sanchez y Vicente Lira.
que segdn declaraciones dc clos mis-
mos eran miembEos lie las fuerza>
caTranGiStaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
.ASECURASE QUE Los VILLISTAS NTENTAN
HACER I'm RAID" GENERAL EN- FL
DISTR|TO DEL BIC BEND
rancheros am4rcanos han recbdo avso de los bando
leros de que deben envares provisiones atraves de
la Inca veDen elIos saquear los pohlados
ali, Sc han reconcentrado numerosss 'ropas anne
r;canas en- BoquiEIas, Glen Spring Preside
srreurama E~periaI para "A PRENsa.


Ell PAS0. Texas. Julio :5.-Noti-
cias recibiGas IN esta ciUdaG. proce-
dcntcs dc Boquiilas. Texas. dicen que
hoy di6 principle. con n legada q
eSa poblaci6n De una compania Gel
Terccr Battalion de n Guardia Ma
cional dc Pennsylvania. Ia orgahiza-
ci6n de trnpas para n protection de
IL frontera en- el disrrito de Big
Eend. Il fin de evitar que vayan 4
cfccruarse nuevas incurSiones en- te-
rIi;orio americano por partidas arlna-
Gar.
Ia comDahia De mjlic;anos de re-
ferencia. lego 4 Boquiilas proceden-
tc de Marathon. Texas. \ Glen
Springs Sc envi6 tambien una compa-
MIA Gel Sexto de Caballeiia, para
reforzar Il @uarnici6n de aquella
plaza. E. reSto del battalion de
Pennsylvania que ha quedado en-
Marathon. ird Sicndo trasportado
diversos puntos de IA frontera. tan
pronlo como sea possible. De Alpi-
ne Maria Sc estan enviando tam
bien con urgencia Il val'ios puntos de
la Inca divisolia deStacamcntos de
tropas. Bues sc han recibido aviscs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
releqrama Especial para Ia PRENsa.

W'NSIILYGrON Ju.io liza sail
!, J.. - evna,ii.i5n Il, pershin. i.
,,n,.:.,.;, r,axi.,po M ,rodr;i 1ur
,.,..'.,, ~. .onr..r.r..ia. ,,,,,. ..rlrbrc
J., ..,,u;s;,, ,,niI, l.. Ia. dos gnbirr-
nos D;rp, ,.amiSi6n >n!amrntr ira
,.r.i ja los dennis aSr.ntoS p-ndirn-
,es .r,re u.:xi.o = ,nS ESta.icS Uni
Jns nara na,fl - rrrrr;r:i In "a
Iii, H.. ,, .vne,ji,iin puni!iya.
Fl pr.-idrn,e Nil>5n hu od"p.at"
aSa d.l.r,ninariGn por do> razonr>:
Ia rrimrra - lur e! retro Il" las
tr,noS Jab.. SCI riccuiain como I'M
...tn yr.un,ar,a y iuS!.r!cadn por Ii
diSn.r>iGn IL. A. pariidas DE- handi-
t..S 1ur fu,. = prr>c.uir. Ia ~r=un-
4, - I'm. In Ie.aliIad dr dirha rN-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
seryieIo Especial para Ia PRENsA.

BERLIN. Julio l5.-COndenado
por una Corte Marcial a Ia pena de
muerte por e. delito de traicion. fue
ejecutado el doctor Cesare Batisto,
que fue miemhro' del parlamento aus
triaco DOT Ia Provincial de Trento.
Batisto fue el jefe de un movimien-
to que Sc inici0 hace algan tempo
en- las provincias irredentas en- favor
de la union de dichaS provincias con
Italia, V cuando comenzo Ia guerra
entire Austria Italia e! doctor huy6
hacia este ultimo pals y tOmo las ar
mas en- Su favor, pero hace pocaS Sc
manas cay6 prisionero en- uno de los
combates ibraGoS en- {. TrenIino e
inmediatamente le insIruyeron el pro-
ceso que termino con 81 ejecucion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
MURIO Ell FAMOSO BACTERIO-
LOGO METCHNIKoFF
seryic.o Especial para Ia pRENsA

PARIS, Julio IA Ia avanzada
edad de 67 amos fanecio hoy en- es-
IA Capital el famoso bacteri6logo,
doctor Eli Metchnikoff, que habia
hecho notables estudios. Una enfer-
medad del corazon fus II cauSa de
Su muerte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
CELEBRARON UNA JUNTA LOS
MINISTRIES DE HACIENDA
serriclo Especial para Ia PRENsA.

LONDRES. Julio 15.-Los Minis
tros de Hacienda de Inglaterra. Fran
cia, Italia Y Russia han tenido una Sc
RE de conferencias en las que tanl-
bien tomaron parte los Ministries de
Municiones de Francia Y Gran Bre-
tana ' el Jefe del Estado Mayor del
Eiercito Ruso. En- dichas conferen-
cias Sc discutie-on las medidas neco-
sarias para coordinar las exigencias
iinaneieras de los paises aliadoS. e.
mas complete exito tuvieron los con-
:erancistas pues llegaron IN acuer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
FL DR.. CESARE BA1ISTO FUf FUSLADO
POR tL DEl1O DE TRACTION
Era miembro del Parlamento austriaco por la
Provincial de Trento y cuando estall6 la que
IRA hugo a Italia y peleo en- su favor
CeIebran conferencias economicas los Ministries
de Hacienda de los aliados

DO en- la manera de combinar los in
tereses de las cuatro potencias para
e. aprovisionamiento general de mu-
nicioneS Y dinero para todoS ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

tos uuero5 elemrntoS formar3n Ia
tcrcera division. la cual sera miyta,
Is dacir, DE- Soldados del ejhrcito ra-
%uiar y miitianOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
LOS TTiLIiNOS CipTI 'RAR0N
LAS POSICIONES AUSTRIA
CAS- t:N COSiNi
Srr,icio E>ciI>iyo para IA PRENsa.

ScrticiO ENcIn>iI0 para II PNENsA.
ROMA. Julio I5.-El NIniSIcri0 ~
Ia Guerra "n 81 informe official Iun
ii6 hoy a Ia pubiriiad "n cSta ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
JAC|NTO TREYINO NO ENTREGARA FL
GOb|FRNO NIuTAR De CHIHUAHUA
Un periodico de N. York dice que A. Obreg6n
nombro Luis Herrera para que Sc hi
ciera cargo de ese gobiernO

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Teieoranla Especial para la "PRENSA.'
yFVA YORK. i5-"The Journal" pTincipaes
diarioS de pbca eiicGn de hoy nocia
"a uc acinto freviho e Comandane Mtar en- e Eado
DO Chihuahua de>aiad0 Carran rehuSandose
tracar obierno niar dc Chihuahua Luis Herrera fue
por Obreg6n hciera de sobr
-
cho pertcdico Trevuo de retirarse del
bsrro haa contra Herrera, de
pUss dice TrevIo, huy6
:: Parral cuando Villa aproxmaba poblaci6n +
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

(pasa IA sa- Col 7a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

Comprs usted Gus libros en- espshot .
lxnscio E. Lozano, COZ Dolorosa st. Sai
Antonio, Texas Su cass IS liz mas tsrats
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We guarantee LA PRENsA has larger
circulation than any other mexicsn news.
paper in the United Ststes-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-27
REPUBS AFRAID TO
RISK CONGRESSMAN

Washington. u C.. Nov 2--The in
tarest shown 6y O. p. BleakIev. re-
publican e0ugressm an-eiect from
Pennsylvania. In the art OF aeroplan-
ing IS causing concern and apprehen-
sion among his colleagues Among
themselves they are murmuring I'M
easily that this is no time for amy re-
publican to be taking unnecessary
chances.
Having made the flight from Phua-
deIphla 80 Washington in safety. and
I'D the age of some SO years having es-
tabHshea q precedent. Ar BleakIev.
they think. should be willing to let
wen enough alone.
DizcraetIv. some az his friends are
presenting to the gentleman from
Pennsylvania the great truth that un-
til the question 81 the control Of the
next house is determined extreme
value attaches to the life of every re-
publican elected TO that body. and that
his daily flights constitute a cruel dis
regard Of the public interest