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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19
ROBDEAO WRESLES LOSES TO WENG CATCASC

LANGHoRNE Pa. Sept. 19.--Penn will
hold It's nrst scrimmage this afternoon.
Coach Folwell had the squad out early
this morning running through snappy
signal drill. passing, punting and some
light tackllng. The brisk weather kept the
boys well keyed up and IL required little
urging from the coaches 10 keep the squad
I'm action.
They injected much life Into the drilL
and while the passing was not OF the best
the boys showed that they had profited by
their weeks stay here Folwell gives the
boys little time 20 loaf and every one Of
the twenty-four men out here must do
his share every day II n few are not kept
occupied at punting and passing. Folwell
and Dickson have them running and dodg-
ing.
fIennlng, last years hard-working guard.
arrived at the camp this morning and viii
De kept out OF the scrlmmagea until the
latter part of the week Neill, Hennines
mate at guard last season, put I'm an APP
pearanoe yesterday and In the signal drill
this morning was at guard.
The scrimmage scheduled for this after
noon will not be long not over five or ten
minutes, but in this brief time Folwell hopes
to get fine line on his men. The game
against the Farm School eleven last week
helped TO show Folwel Just what he had
before him, but In the scriumage the boys
VIII be more evenly matched and some
lively mx-ups are expected, despite the
shortness OF the engagement.
Coach Folwcll will use virtually the same
line-up for the regulars as the one that
worked together yesterday. In this morn
ing's drill Crquhart and Miller were the
ends; Neill and Thomas, guards myself
and Little, tackles. with Lud wray play
ing center. In the bacSfeld were Bell,
Ross, Williams and Bible.
Eble, the Atlantic City boy who was out
for the line last season, has been showing
up well behind the line, and since Loucks
has ben forced out of the game on ac-
count of injury has been performing well
He Is yet just a little awkard In his new
position. but with few days of lively
work should be right at home.
Loucks was out on the field but not
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Lest Night

OLYMPIA A. A.--Jee Weliing defeated
Joe Tuber. Johnny MoiQney beat Tommy AZ.
Wagner ouffought Johnny Camel.
NEW. YQRK.-Gynboat Smith, fractured
forced 20 iSS ,Fnsnks .iiHss gsai
:ssEsss slc 'f y tA4rs 4suu. IrHs zas
Kid defeatsJ Buddy Fnuikes. Joe friplitz
:. LANCAsrEn--Juie Richie drew with
Ray Brewer.
NEW ORLEANs--wIl Johnson Knocked
Bouts Billed Tonight
RYAN A. G.
Preiiminaries
Howard Charleston vs.. Dogsie Achtenberg.
doodle Walsh vs.. Frankie Ray.
Baby White vs.. Battling Murray.
semiwind-up
X. o. SAMSON ys. see-saw Kelly.
WiDd-up
Jack Toland vs.. Morris Wolf.
MODEL a, G.
Prellminariss
Matty Burns vs, Eddie Batss.
freddy Goodman vs.. Frankie Mccarthy.
Dick Corbett vs.. Ike Kstcheii.
Senliwlnd-up
Jack Rsdman W, Freddy Welsh.
Wind-up
Pal Moore vs.. Charley Thomas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19
LAJOIE WANTED TO LEAD
SALT LAKE, UTAH, TEAM

SALT LAKE Utah, Sept. is.--If the Salt
Lake team, of the Pacific Coast can induce
Connie Mack of the Athletics, to part with
Larry Lajoie and the big Frenchman will
accept the berth. the local club will have a
manager next year who will set this town
wild over baseball.
Several days ago when Cliff Blankenship
was bounced the board OF directors who are
many and powerful, decided to get a big
league star for next years club. and when
somebody suggested Lajoie II spread like
wlldhre around the town. IL was then and
there decided TO make a play for the great
veteran. Salt Lake Is willing to buy or
trade for the one-tlme peerless inhelder.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19

above the arena, failed dismally in their
anxious efforts to score n bulls eye. The
showing was extremely sad when one con-
piders the wave Of militarism which Is
sweeping these United States,
Something New Is Pulled
This terrible disclosure never would
have been made had the management stuck
closely to the program. The last act OF
the show was billed as a boxing match feat
uring a Mr.. yelling, of Chicago, and Mr..
Robideau who resides in our midst. The
lclubmen sat back in their seats expecting to
SEQ the stuff as advertised and got very
much peeved when the actors forgot their
lines and gave a perfect imitation of how
Frank Gotch won the championship of the
world
Messrs. yelling and Robideau found it
dlnicult to do their best, as they wore heavy
gloves which interfercd with the wrestling
match. In catch-as-catch-cnn the hands
are supposed to be bare. Perhaps the ref
cree insisted on the gloves, fearing the boys
would scratch themselves. Anyway, they
were handicapped and would have done
much better had they worn regulation
wrestling costume
The match was at catchweights, and one
fall would win, providing both shoulders
were on the mat and the man remained
in that position for ten seconds. And to
make sure that the count was right, Mr..
20 the wrestlers. Despite his good inten-
sions, however, no counting was necessary.
as the actors remained on their feet
throughout the match. Every time they got
tired, one minute intermission was called.
Six Sessions
The bout was divided into six sessions,
the second coming after the first, the third
after the second and so on However, you
could mix them up. putting on the sixth ses-
sion first. the fourth second and get
: away with It. The clubmen would not have
known the difference,
Mr.. Robideau tried all of his holds. but
the half Nelson was the most effective. He
would throw his arm around Mr.. yelling s
neck, push the head back and hold II there
while the clubmen cheered. Then he would
try the scissors hold, but Mr.. yelling was
wary and skipped out of danger. This
brought more cheers, and many compliment
tary remarks were passed up to the per-
formers.
Suddenly Mr. yelling forgot himself and
tried to strike Mr.. Robideau with his closed
fst which was concealed in his glove. This
angered the clubmen, as it was understood
after the first session that there would be
no rough work Then Mr.. Robideau at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19

broadside at two
slowly moving
targets, without
once hitting the
mark. our cit
liens are In very
po or condition
and sh oul d
march In n cou-
pie of prepared
ness parades be-
fore they again
appear before the
public.
II was a sight
that u s e d
strong men to
shed bitter tears
of regret when
the sturdy arms
of the prominent
clubmen seated
near, around and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
American Soccer Team Home

NEW YORK. Sept. 19;--The American soccer
navian countries. arrived home today the
steamship Oscar II. Ths return OF these play
In the United States. The first games will be
played next Sunday In the National Football
League. The New York State Football League
season will open October j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19

E!ghtssn, thousand dollars is all Champion
gith. JShnay Dundee st Esw, ogissnsi i. sHS on as
iniek ToTtorlch will not concede 70 the hriton,s
demands. the match Is OF as far as the Lousi-
ana city IL concerned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19
NEAR-RIOT AT THE OLYMPIA
AS JOE WELLlNG AND ROBIDEAU
PUT ON A MISERABLE ROITT
Spectators Hurl Wads of Paper and Other Things
at Boxers, But Their Aim Is Bad-As
Wrestlers They Look Good
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL

(yoMETHING must be done at once to i'm.
- prove the marksmanship Of the good cit.
izens who vote In our city They made
miserable showing at the Olympia A. A. last
,,isht when they fred broadside after
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19
Runs Scored in a Week
by Major League Clubs

D. UNS scored by all teams in
IN American and National League
from Tuesday, September IL, to
Monday, September 18, inclusive.
Only runs that figure in official aver
ages are included. Scores of incom-
plete games are not counted, but the
scores of games Of five innings or
more are included in the table.
AMERICAN VEACIE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19
woodland Defeats Luzerne

woodland defeated Luzarns In y. u. T,
League same played at Foriy-nipth street and
Chester avenue this morning by 10 TO g.
Score! -
ENVi.s5TIHs ENVia.ss5TIHssna .::::.:...5S5JSbGiGls Il 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Watts and ST. Clair;
Meyer and Ferguson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19

whsn Jim coffey, the big Irishman, responds
te tbs. bell at the Natiopal sa.prdsy night,
match Of the season and after lsy-on Of some
time coney has been conditioning himself At
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

PhllIlcs, 81. Chicago, l.,
brooklyn, Ai Cincinnati, I.
Iineinpsti. g prookiyn, tsecond game).
New York. 81 Pittsburgh, o.
New York., L. Pittsburgh, 1 (second game.
elrht-inning tie, RAIN.
boston, 81 st. Louis. o.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics, 2. Detroit, o,
Washington, IL 81. Louis, o.
Boston, u Chicago, 3.
New YOrk-Cleveland not scheduled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TO-DAY
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Phlladelphlp--clenr.
Pittsburgh nt New York, two gnmes-Clenr.
CIncinanu at BrOokiyn--cear.
st. Louis at B0stOn--clear.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphla at Chicago-clear.
New York at st, Lopls-cleaF.
Boston at Detroit-ciepr,
Washington at Cleveland-clear.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19

Mount kisco In the Adirondack Mountains. Billy
in good shaps
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19

WaHy Nelson is booked for two matches in
Aye days, lie mests TeEry, ketehsll rhursday J
Monday Frankie Clarke will be his antagonist
al the Olympia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19

With the reopenns Of the Model A. G. to-
pisht, fight fans here have the pick of two
sS,inE s,i, shows Adam Ryan has & wsltssC%s,shs sGU,
the Ryan A.. c.'s feature number. Charley
Thomas and Pal Moore appear In the star bout
a. Barney Fords emporium.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19

Atlantic Motor Oils will offset that condition
like magic. They will diminish carbon to an
absolute minimum-and the knock will take to
the tall timber in the bargain.
Atlantic Motor Oils are not prescribed as a
panacea for car-troubles, but they are recon-
mended by the oldest and largest manufac-
turers of lubricating oils in the world as the
correct lubricants for all makes of motors.
Polarine, the famous year-round lubricant, Ia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
By LOUIS H. JAFFE

Reports sent out last week on the result Of
the Kid williams Dick l.oadman match were
untrue, according to a Buffalo exchange this
morning which states that the champion was
an easy victor. Loadman fought a rushing bat
tls, but he proved himself only a glutton for
punishment and Williams gave him q terrific
laoing REPORTS sent out on the night Of the
match said that Loadman almost knocked out
Williams. and that the latter held on IN seVerai
rounds to save himself from *. D.
Johnny Mealy will be unable to box probably
for month: The south Phladelphian wrsn1tS,h,,e,d
his right shoulder in his match with Wine
Jones last week In the second round his man
sger. Bobby Gunnis, says.
Terry MeGoyern. the Rising Sun Italian llsht-
weight Is getting into good shape for his set to
with Johnny Miller az Reading next Tuesday
night McGovern IL a corkng good boy and
he may upset CALCULATIONS OF quite few local
lightweight aspirsnts.
The knockout defeat suffered by Jim Hssly
Ia New York last night was his FIRST IN ten
matches. The big Irshman previously had sent
all Of his opponents 10 dreamland.
With the reopenlns of the Model A. c. to-
pisht. fight fans hare have the pick of two
haua Aa haa vyaIf IfaFx aialaf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-19

tempted to rstalists, but he missed by q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-12

CILDAD DE NkAlCO, pctuhr" 4.
Los Banco5 Do emission Que cNi>-
ION en- Ia R~epUbilca vau q So" l,1L!-
dados, vealizandoSc aSi q dee"o ma
mfc>tado por Ia >ecreLaria j" Ia
ciauda. en- ncmbr" de- Ia Primerd i"
iatuca.
III suDsecretario Ralacj N'rto :,
ina encar-ado de- dar a conot"c a
nupfico u!r .nS l'anco> IL cmi-5"H'
van a SCI iiluidadc~. IN vista o.
me lo> Representatives. d. e>a> i}>-
tI-uricnes trafan los mejOre1 d">ro-
dn Srrundar las mlras ftnaucl'ras
, Dan.arias del uobicrn0, 10 'dai -
inexactO. pucs 81 los panco> de- ch'-
,i5t han decidiio hquldar >u> "1"-
ra.Ionn~. =, drDido 4 lu" por airora
~ pueleu openers" Il IaS dccl>!on"'
de! gohirrno dc fscjO. Qur USa d" IA
Iuerza armada para rea!lhaT -G>
acue1dos.
Nieto orden5 aver Ia ~publjra':"n
d. "a si-uientc information IN 10
Jos Ios perioIico> que aqui = 'di-
Tan:
Hacc POGO d.aS l"> ~rcprs>cn-
taate, o. ounce DE- io> prlnc'pa''S
Baucos dc Emission d" los E.>tad"7
Unidc>. - diri-icron por c>trlto q
eia secr.taTia. m~anitc,Jando '!Ic
no rstapaa en- ccndicloucs de- isua-
lar el monte de- >uS cX~l5tencla> ne
iaIicaS al monte Dc >u> cmi>Innc>.
= ,uc tenicndO loS mrjVrrs dr>ro>
para secundar las IulraS flnancIecaS
y bancarias del G~oDicrao. a la ,iFr
no deseaOan Pcner 0]Dstaruio alGu-
no, soliciJaDan yamDiar ideas cen .os
mlcmbroS de IL C0mi>ija N~c2uiaio-
IA 9 InSpcciora de Ln>titucionc> de
L.rGdijo, svDre ia iorma mas cuulta-
iva de Iiquidar Su passive y llc=ar
a una resolution deflnltlvl Ell "a
question Dancaria. para cuyo eject"
soIicitaDan una audiencia para ~
poner sus ideas.
Esta maaana a las died suxo eEef-
10 la Juiffa entye los 'mIeafbfos Il:
"a Cemfsi6n ReGuladora y los Re
! nerSentanteS de los Banco> locaic-.
Sc discuti6 ampliameRte. con IN
/ franco csldritu dc eordialid1d, "N-
: prss5ndese Dor amhas parties Ia M
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-12
La verdad de los scoBteci,
misntes Isgishad0s en-
eI mineral de csnanes,
Estado de Soa1rs
NO ES EXACTO QUE FUERA Flu
SILADO Ell CANDIDATE DEL
PUEBLO A LA PRES!DEN-
CIA MUNICIPAL. .
En- Gamble, 81 es cierto que inotea
sivos ciudadanos han sido ejscu-
tados sin formation de
cAl1SH

correspondence Especial para IN fRLNsN
EOGALES, Arizona, Octubrc ..
Como rcsultado dc las incstigacionc.
que nc necho para poncr Oh CONGO
sliento De los lectoreS de Ia PREM,
SA Ia v"rdad de 10 que pasa en- Cana
nea. puedo aSeGurar que ap"Sar de
IA scriedaL del case 10 Is de Ia pro-
porci0n que han querido darle, re-
suItando false que e. candidate que
rriunf0 Ell las ~elecciones haya sido
pasado Dor las armas deSpucS de Qu:
SC dijo que con cicnto c~incuenta HON
h.res 20 sublch0 Z inferno Il las mont.
mas. Fl Sr. Rios esta san ) SalvO TO-
da yez que por medic de la fuer22
Sc ha soiocado ell G]escontcnto que
cxistia ell aqucl mineral; POI ic tan
20. 10 del lcnvantamiento ) ejecucioa
dc Rios son noticias falsas que pro
porcionan personals que dan credito
4 cuanto rumor hagen circular to1os
los dcscontentoS con el gobicrn0 dc
fact0.
Lo que riguroSamcnte cierto fuc. IA
ciccuci6u dc inOfenSivos ciudadarot
entire los que sc cncucnt:a un 81. Be-
~jarano, sin QUO 4 Ia fccha SC pueia
rrcrisar cl nimcro dc victimaS pc.
cstarse Ilcvandc cs:as ciccucioncs sin
+ formation De cauSa. FL terror rein"
"ntrc los obrcroS y "a Situscion ca
csa RIGA region ha variado dc POGO
Pasa a la Pag. SD. Col. la.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-12
Asegurase que Vicente Segura Sc
rebeIo contra v. Carranza
Tambien Sc dice que Ell Gobernador de Hidalgo
&c ha declarado independents del Cob. de facto
correspondence l>prrisI para Ia rRtnst


correspondence tsprr'a' para Ia FRtNs>
ClUDAp nj MENlCo, Octubr. {.
-Ticnen aqui por TN h"cho CONSUME
,o ID rebellion d" Nccnt" oc-ura'
4ui"n IN 81 ~ej"rclto c~afraAt,'ta teh'a
Il =rado DE- general. Tn ioda Ia t'"-
lad han clrculado. d'sd' mace les
dlaS. Il rumor dc que 9eIu'd' II'
"staDa op"rando IN q LataGo ~ ~
Dia con II lueF@a "'aSo' w '
mil IomDrca dc cabal''''"' uc>'o'o-
clio al goDicrno dc lactr e Ia ""'-
10 a las trOpaa lciiclataS. ri Futh''
dice mas: gu" Sc=ura ts.ia I'll ja!1r
= Ia ciudad de pacLGca y que g 20
bernador del E>tado dc hIdaiEo, VII
general CarTanc!sta IIamado .Ni'"-
la> Flores. atcndlcnd" a las prom
sicioneS de Scgura, haDla re>u''o
JescOnOccr a 81 vCz Il LdriaI/a '
seguir .~obcruando cl r:fcITdo -
tado. perO indepeAdisniemcnt" Hi
.oDierno de factO, al que c0mbatlria
On el case dc Que este q~uisiera ha-
ccrlo volver a. 'orden prtcon>ti.n~
cjoDal."
IIo, .;do IL. ,al .oesc los r1mo-
,o Snhra n rebellion Il. Serura :
.oLr,I 10 .c,;Ind d. ind.na7dencia con
r., " ,ohicrno carrancistl asumida
ror. - onh.rnador d., Nidalyo, que
IN. rrri6diros Uur ,oslienc Ia ST.
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Ell lilo electoral dc Piedraa Nesras.

Contra Ell sentir Y Ia opinion gene
raj, ha reSultado Presidente Munich
pal dc Piedras Negras el Sr. Felipe
Garcia, 4 ruicn ayudaror grandemen
te Ell Ia election sus conpaheros dc
oficic. r
Como "cariosidad democratica,f
e~nvio-!a ~siguientc defensa del candi-
dato dcrrotado, que ha Sido reparti-
ia al pubiico en- hojas v~olanteS:
Persona que NE merccc entcro
crtdito y que ma logrado Yer acct
dcntalmInte los cxpedientes lie las
rlecioaes pasadaS. las que fueron nu-
lificadas y que fucron, reniitldos l
SSltil,o. Coahuila., por haber sncoa-
! uado la Comisi6n, .TregularidadeS /
american su rcpetici6n, sc Slrv!o ma
nifestarne que adjuntoS 4 clos, frc-
ron algunoS docum"ntos siGnadoS Toc
cl P~resiLcnte Y S~ecrctario del CIup
",Nartires del Trabajo" eli los que :"
nc haccr acusacioucs tan solo po'
quo fui clecto P~rcSidcntc por mayo
ria dc votoS Ell La cIcccioacs vcritj-
c4aas cl d;a ; tie Sophomore. por los
Leli;os dc lezioUcs y robo.
Para probar a las a"teLicha' pr
. sc.@s que han obrado con cntcra IL
gcrcza y con todas las a~grararte5
de IL caiumaia, voy 4 insert;- Z con
tiruacion dos inpovtaHt2s document
toS Que hsbian CT aiGavor : los ca
les >crviran de- base para "Iijirleo an
te los tribunal=., las reSponsabilida-
DIES que sc merezcan.
NJ margen I'm scllo que dice, Re
publica Ncxicana, Tribunal Superior
dc JuSticia. Estado dc Coahuila de
Zaragoza:
>alvocondurtY DE- Cayctano Are
dvudu.
CONSIDERABLE Que Cayetano Are
dondo. condenado Z Tres amos ) cua-
tro mescs dc prision por el dclito Dc
lesiones. ha eXtinsuido va la mitad
de SUI condena, y llcnanio toIos lcS
requisites que cXiir cl articulo % del
C6digo Penal. Sc lc otorca la libertad
prcparatoria por TODD Ct tempo que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-12
III temple de- san de DiOS dcsLinadu
Il la Imprcmta del Diario
Official.

La prcu>a '"ia Ina dado con 10
di>imuladc rc:0riio 10 noticia -ic
qte por acurrdo rXpr">u dr rarran-
n. IN S"cr"taria lie G~ol"ruari"H In
di>pucSlo uIr 81 ronorido TEMPO
DE- San Juan Il" dos, fua c>jaba DE-
Gicado al scrvirio del quito rat6"-
90. sea "XprUriado por rau>a de- U,i
iiJad pibiica. quedando . di$po>i-
cion d. Ia rrr"riJa ~>errrjaria de- T.
tado. para soy dc>jiuado a ia imprru
IA d" IA >crr"taria DC Gobcrnaciin
y del "riario Official"
IA - Ia dado couocimirujo del
a>unto a Ia SccrcJaria de- Hacienda
: pr"Xjmamcut. - cmpcLaran = la
Ger Ia r:formas y a~dapiarionr, qJr
>on i ccsarias PARA 81 oDjctV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-12
Ell Consul Garcia paso por
Eagle Pass.

Ent:e :Gs consoles carraEciGtaS e.
los pQebios ~trontcrizcs de EstaGo.
JnidoS. SC ha distinguido por Su Co.
rrancismo agudo-con sus agrarante-
lie apasionam;ento y de atroz tolpez;
dip~loratica = social-un buen sclci
dc Moacloya que Sc llama Andres Gar
cia ' que no hubiera sido NADIA nj Ma,
die 81 no eS por Ia avalanche revo-
iucionaria.
PueS bien: este scnoc Garcia. C5n-
~; dc Carranza en- e. Paso. Texas,
acaha dc llegar Z cSta ciudad, dc pa,
SO pare IA capital dc Ia Republica
N~exicaua.. Aver mismo, el consu!
Garcia sigulo su viaje al Sur.
Este senior y 81 viaje. coniirmsn ID
uotjcia Dc que Ia ruca dc chihuahua.
de Juarez = TOrr20G, no eStI "a
baio el control c~arranciSta a pesar &c
las bravatas de Jacinto Trevino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-12
Sc HAN LIBRADO c0MBATES EN-
B0oUILLAs DEL CARMEN, c0AH.
Francisco Murguia salio de Piedras Negras para
prestar auxiio a su hermano que fus
desrotado por los rebeldss


Cprre>pondrucia Especial para Ia ritENSA
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Octubre 10.
-Sigucnr circulando insistentemenVe,
Fumorcs de- que 81 lila de aver Sc han
librado serios conbates en- 81 lugar
conoc;Go cor Ell nonbrc de BoquiilaS
del Carmen, entire Sierra Mojada =
Cuatro Cienegas.
Pcco q POGO van llcgando detalles
del suceso, que hi sido sensational
para Ia rcsi3R.
Sc dice cue Ia g~uarnicion de dicho
pun,o Ia fornlaban $50 honbrcs y
Que estos cstabau al mando del coTo-
mel JOS: Nurguia. nermano del gene
raj Francisco Murguia, Jefc dc Ia Di-
vision que tiene en- Sabinas su Guar
te! general.
Asegi-a2c que esta tropa fut e.
teramcnte destrozlda Y que a clio
obcdecio IL salida rcpcr:iaa del &c
neral Murguia-
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Ell consul DC Argentina Ell Gincbrl
S,li1 dc la ciudad lie Mexico.

\ UUrdu d. III carru especial ayr
-ado al trcn otdinario, partI1 ayrl.
cn Ia manana, con direction a Vera
cruz. cl SciIor ID. Pedro p. Grytia.
cX-C0nsuI General &c la Argentina
I'll Mexico Y quicn ACADIA d. ser
nombrad0 por 81 Gobicrno con e!
mjsmo ~caractc? en- Ia ciudad dc Gi-
ncbra, R~cpUblica dc Suiza.
Fl senior de Gcytia ic>cmpcn6 II
car-o en- csta capital por cSpacio
lie mas de cuaTo amos, pUr - que era
va bier conotido en- nucStpa AHA, 50:
| ciedad.
Al llegar a Neracruz tomari in
/ entertainments Il Vapor que 10 con
, iucira a Nucva York. para em5ar-
carse con direction . Ginebra. lugar
pasa 2 l. S.. Sd! 5a.)
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Combate en- Boauillss del Carmen.

Noticias lleeadas de Cuatro C!tnc-
gas aseglran quo en- el sitio conoci-
DO con CT nomtre de Boqpillas dc!
Carmen. uno dc los mas cStrateGl-
cos en- ia region, acaban de comha-
tir carranciStas y villistaS, sufriend?
una d"rrota compieta dc los prime
ros.
No g ,iencu detallcs del sucs..o.
pcro sc >abc que "a ~-uarnicion de Z4Q
honbrca que ahi estabs fu1 comp}e-
ta1Icrtc ariquilada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-12
De Sierra Mojada.

Sisuen liesando, aunquc sin con-
filmacion, notjcias de que IL villa
coahuilense &c Sierra Mojuda. h. cai
10 CT podcr dc una partida rcvoiu-
cionaris.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-12
Bale en- Piedras Negras.

Aver &c vcriticG. ell II vccina ciu-
dad mcXicana. un bail" IN honor de
Fernando Peraldi. jcfe dc has arnIaa.
Fl bale no estuvo muy animado.
Ell CORRESPONS.iL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-12
correspondence Especial para Ls PRENs.

EAGLE PASS. r"yas. 0ctuhrc =.
-Grandisima s~ensaciia cas-" aycr
en- Ia vec;na ciuIa:! Nc :'i'.:.a. Ne
gras. Ia a2ticia DC que ;aA hoirb.cs.
al mando de Cruz MaltoS. e. jefe re-