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Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-30
HUGHES PLEDGES
ALL PROJECTION
IF he IS ELECTED
Would Not Want to Be Presi-
dent of People Who Would
Not Give Their All for
Country They Love.
AN AMERICAN EXECUTIVE
Will Maintain Rights Of Life,
Property and Trade on
Land and Sea.
is CONFIDENT OF VICTORY

Ogdensburg, N. Y, Oct. 20
Charles f. Hughes told an audience
here tonight that if he were elected
president he would protect American
rights on land and sea. There must
b be with US as with our fathers" he
added, "a willingness to sacrifice for
the country that we love-" y
Mr.. Hughes was speaking before a
large audience here. Earlier in the day
he had asserted that he did not be
lieve you can buy the labor vote in
that way" in his discussion of the
enactment of the Adamson law. In
his speech here tonight Mr.. Hughes,
after declaring that cit is love Of
country, not love of dollars that will
make America great.
Must Have Driving Power.
1--WE want material advancement.
We want to have the greatest pros
perity we can achieve, but it is a
mistake to suppose that with nations,
as with men, great development and
success can be attained if there are
low and unworthy ideals which domi-
nate action. 1t is the lofty, patriotic
ideal that must beckon us on, and to
which we must be faithful. We must
have driving power in this country,
a power which engenders dominant
sense of unity and respect for the
privileges OF American citizenship.
"If | am elected we shall have an
American administration with no de-
Election to serve any ulterior interests,
and with no DETECTION for the purpose
of bending to the policy of any for
eign power for the purpose of meeting
any foreign Vaccinations of any sort
whatever.
Must Be Ready to Sacrifice.
"What we hope is to have an
American administration, four squares
to the world, maintaining American
rights on land and sea, with respect
to life, property and commerce. There
must be with us as with our fathers
willingness to sacrifice for the coun-
try that we love.
There is no hope for decadent
people. You may pass laws as you
please. You may have what party
in power you please, but unless you
have that love Of country which pre-
served US in that awful struggle fifty
years ago, unless you have that pa
tllo.lsl wiiisn ist WIN ina n sGt sst;t,.;ors a
some OF the laeais u oui nnsu.:oiS
OF the i'cer!i mhi.n we nav saneu e.
mere II = iGie 10 talk Su.a aoout tHe iu
ture OF tne oh'teu o.ates' ~
Preposterous suggestion.
az do not want to be president of a
people that are not ready to give their
all for their liberty, their land, their
country that they love.
Nov arises some one to say that
there nave oeen' .hose gong 'iiousn
me lanu VINO nave sa1d Vo,e ior me
is vote lot war. repuuiate lllat
sta.eiliel. staten ~ ds an u.i"If.ly , anu p ptepos- -
Gus eues an levosep "
lhe inte!ests ,ie oi peaee: | nay l;ave ID spent
an my me III eoii'eet'oii Will 'iie III
stitq,ioi1 r, OF peaee. r
me nidillies.a.ions si ~ ih,eIest sL
,wnlch nave eleeteu my quay snow
Deyonu any quesliol, as-n SENS 10
me- ,hat we are illarchils steaoliy ioI-
warq 10 decisive Victofy oh INC |eh
OF MoVeilper'
,,,,r,, duty of the everut;ye What ;e
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-30
Famous German X.
Aviator Is Killed
D.. In Air Collision

London, Oct. 29.-Captain Boetke,
the famous aviator, during an air,
fight on Saturday came into collision
with another aeroplane and was killed
according to Berlin dispatch re-
ceived by Reuters Telegram company
by way of Amsterdam. His machine
landed within the German lines.
On Friday Captain Boetke shot
down his fortieth aeroplane.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-30

Hughes surely wins. Probable ma
jority for Hughes between 145 and
us.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-30

SHOVEL WARFARE IMPORTANT
present war has svolud9n warfare All nhhns tools but these Ca
Gon The steel helmets which Canadians
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-30
A Real
Record
of Increase

"Not a flash in the par"
Week after week Bee
Want-Ads show Won
derful increases .e.
42,so6 MORE PAID
ADS first nine months
of 1916 than in same
period 1915 an in-
crease of over 1,100
more per week. IN.
. \ LAST WEEK
l,O54 MORE PAID
Want : Ads than
same week year
ago.
Better Results, Better Rates
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-30
The Weather
Temperatures at Omaha Yesterday.

temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March J.,
and compared with the last two years:
Deg.
Normal temperature .....,,.... a
Excess for the day y......,. I
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-30

Continued on Page Two, Column Two.)
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-30

Advertising pays the advertiser
who makes it pay, and the surest
way of making il pay is to put the
advertisement in THE BEE.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-30

Electoral votes essential to choice. a.
We predict that Mr.. Hughes will
carry these Btates; ;--.,..- .-.-, ----.. -
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-30

CONTINUED on Page Two. Column Three
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
Who Can Enter?

ANY deserving young man or lady who is employed as a STENOG-
RAPHER, CASHIER. CLERK, TELEPHONE OPERATOR, SCHOOL
TEACHER, o any other worker in a similar capacity.
The first thing to do IS TO clip out the nomination blank on this page.
fiji in with name, address, occupation and by whom employed. Mail or
send this blank Immediately to the Contest Manager Of The Oklahoma
City Times. This blank will entrle YOU to 1900 votes.
The most attractive feature of this contest is the GUARANTEE. This
means that If YOU are anxious to take a trip to the Rocky Mountains.
YOU are not required to obtain more han 81 subscriptions for The Times
at $500 each, or 80 subscriptions for The Oklahoma Farmer Stockman
at ST. 90 each. Unless you are anxious to win me of the trips to New York
City. rs soon Is YOU have obtained these ~ subscriptions on Times or
% upon "StOckman.' or have turned into The Times office S95 in
cash for either old or new subscriptions for The Times or The Oklahoma
Farmer-Stockman. your trip will be won. You will have no more work
to do. This trip, which will be awarded for obtaining AZ subscriptions for
The Times or % upon The "Stockman" includes your round trip railroad
fare TO Denver, Colorado, via Colorado Springs, and return. your Pullman
fare and $25 in cash for expenses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
What Is the Answer

to your vacation problem this year? Where will you spend those pre-
cious weeks this summer which are known as vacation time? Are your
arrangements all made for that muc hnceded outing, in such a way that
YOU will get the maximum Of benefit and pleasure at the minimum ex-
pense? If you ire not prepared TO pay your own expenses for a vaca-
ton this summer The Oklahoma City Times will solve this solution for
you. Hitch yourself to The Times and go with us to New York or
Denver. A good number of energetic ladies and gentlemen have already
"hhched up while many others are thinking about it.
The requirements are so easy, the work of winning so fascinating,
that it is hard to Sc how anyone can stay out Of the game When you
stop to think what a wonderful trip YOU will have by going TO New
York and viewing the many wonderful sights in the greatest metropolis
of the wond-whcn you consider the great educational value Of such a
trip, the unlimited amount Of pleasure which YOU will have, and the
hundreds of things which you will learn. how can YOU honestly afford to
pass up this splendid offer which The Times is making to you?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
Plan of the Contest

The plan of the contest as outlined by The Times is to send 80
ladies or gentlemen on these vacation trips.
The Grand Prize will be what is known as the Honeymoon Trip,
which consists Of a round trip ticket, with Pullman fare, for two people.
via Galveston, Texas, with accommodations for three days al the famous
Galvez Hotel, and an ocean voyage from Galveston TO New York, and
500 for expense money. This will be awarded TO the individual re-
ceiving the largest number of votes in the twenty-five counties which
are included in this contest.
Next there will be five free trips to New York City, with all rail
road expenses paid, including Pullman fare, via Washington. d. C., and
$50 to each for incidental expenses.
Next there will be twenty-five free trips to Denver, Colorado. via
Colorado Springs. through the Rocky Mountain district, with all rail
road and Pullman fare paid, and S25 expense money to each.
Then there will be twenty-five more trips to Sulphur or Medicine
Park, Oklahoma, with all travelling expenses paid and $40 for expenses
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
WINS!

Now sHe tnet prepare yourself for asumner @catontm trip Youcan do this WITHOUT any "dn
ylb by taking advantage thew wonderful free vacation tpo offer being promoted by TheO Oklahoma City
Times Anhet eeftm Ie desired from tavd,a II the joys of s@ng strange sights meeting new
people, learning newt things mybe yours in Nah if yuW will accept thee opportunity offered yu today.
kh mott et that you would really like to otoNew York Cit, or to visit of the Rocky Mountains
ssmmer? tnott et that you WOULD eM win such WpN tB without any expense you what
SeVe, land knowing tatU the myt thing hat is required Of OuB little time and ehot?
dNul vMont tours with all expenses pMd ever offered by any newspaper in this locality
Read what The Times mas to offer you and then make pyUm mind that you WILDE one ofNe party
go on once he free vacation trips
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
In Which District D YouLive?

To increase the prospect of winning, the candidate must live in one
Of the twenty-five counties given in the list below, which has been divided
into five equal districts.
After the Grand Honeymoon Trip is awarded to the contestant se-
curing the largest number OF votes. there will then he five grand trips
awarded to New York City via Washington. u. c.
Then to the one receiving the largest number of votes in each Of
their respective counties, The Times will award one free trip to Denver
and the Rocky Mountain district.
After these trips have been aw arded. the one who has received the
next largest number of votes will be given their choice Of a trip TO Med.
icne Park or Sulphur. Oklahoma.
A division of the districts is as follows:
DISTRICT NO. l.
Includes all candidates residing in Custer, WaShita, Kiowa, Cana
dian, Caddo and Grady counties.
DISTRICT NO. a
Includes all candidates residing in Blaine. kngfshcr, Garfield,
Noble, Grant and Kay counties.
DISTRICT NO 3
Includes all candidates residing in Oklahoma City and Oklahoma
county.
DISTRICT NO. A.
Includes all candidates residing in Payne, Pawncc. Logan. Lincoln,
Greek and Pottawatomie counties.
DISTRICT NO. s.
Includes all candidates residing in Cleveland, McClain, Garin.
Pontotoc, Murray and Carter counties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
Sc deseubren dos gsritos

FL g~endarme nGmero 1880, Hi9oh-
to Lag1na, tenia eStablecido IN ga
rito en- toda forrpa, en un eStanquil!o
denominado mi Susrte".
La pequena negotiation. en- apa-
riencia pobre. recibia jugadores que
pasaban largaS ho-a- en- Mi Suer-
ter, sito en- IA 2a, .alLe del Dr.. La
vista, sin que sospecharan que "a
policia estaba sobre IA piSta.
Fue asi como los Capitanes Ma
nuel Rios Trivol, Ermilio R. Z@rita y
Pedro Moreno. Jefe de Agentes dc
"a Oficina de Investigation de a Co.
mandarcia Militar, capturarOn a.
genGarme infractor ' Z los jagado-
res P~anraIc6n Albania, Crescenciano
:Altamirano, Angel Gonzalez, Romulo
Portugal. Jose Rodriguez. Cipriano
Garcia. Tomas Hernandez, Juan dc
Ia Luz. Juan Gonzalez. Agustin Val
des. lose Godinez, Nazario 0lvera,
Jose Martinez y Eufemio Flores.
Los citados individuos fueron con-
signados a senior Gobernador de-!
Dis-rito Federal. por ell senior Co
manGante Militar de IA Plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
Entran eli actiNidad los micmbr"S
de- la .iSociaci0n Cri>tiana.

En- IN gran ~pcr.Giico Il" actlvldad
han .ntrado los miainbroS 1t. "A ASo-
ciaci6n Cristiana il" Jdv"nrs M"Xlra-
nos d, eSta ciudad. Con ohi"to Il"
eStimular>e amos a otroS. - nan d.
yiiido 10, r-frridos mirmbro> N
dos bandos. habinndo r>ro=.lo como
diStintiyQS l"> cni"rr.>: -. verde y
u azul. Los iniivtduos dr los handos
80 "sfor2aran por L"va" nuavo- So
clos ' haccr todo aIurto que sirra
para 81 en-raniar!mjrnto Il" In a>o-
ciaci1n.
La iuy.ntud mrXicaua Iu" r"Ssi"
I'll Fl pa>o Ia >abido responder I
lo> drS"oS De los funiadorr- i' Ia
A~>ociariGn. Y .ha hrcho que "S'a
cr"zra ' - dn>arrolir.
Los capitan"~ do ~ Nu"No~ ban
dos. son: del Alu' -. ~,.i,nr Oscar
Cabalicrc ' Del verde q, >.nnr Ma
nutl AroSIa.
Muri1o - e~prra para 10 tuturo j"
la na,lrnt" association que ~ r>,n-
nnmrnro> ru-ha por 81 ru-rani.,l-
minuro.
II CORRFSpONSN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
E~scandsloso agresor

In la Plaza de Juan Jose Baz, ea-
canda,!zaba Gregorio Torres, GUAM
20 fue reconvenido por el gendarme
nImcro 81. Torres contesto n
guardian del orden publico en- t@rml-
nos soeces. por 10 que este. en- t!
cumplimiento de su deber, opt" por
nevarse al e$candoloso . Ia Comisa-
ria. pero aquel individuo Saco a relu-
cir un rremendo cuchillo, con el que
infiri6 al gendarme ina herida pun
zo-cortaute en- Ia region ~pector~l IL
~quierda.
Asegurado Ell valicnte con ayuda
de o;yos gendarmes fue deSarmado :
coaduc:do a Ia "a. Comisaria, donde
Sc levant5 eI acta correspondence,
hacitndose Ia consignaci6n de Torres
4 "a Penitenciaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
ZInfanticidio

En- IN hoyanco de Ia IA. Gale An
dyes &c Ia Sierra fue recogido por
ell personal de Ia Comisaria de "a IA.
Demarcacion. eli cadaver de L nina,
sc encontrabs e~nvueito en- TN
costaI. ig~norandose quien 10 depcs;to
en- csc !ugar, aS como la cauSa que
origin6 Ia muerte de e$a cesdichada
CTiatura.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
JUNTA DE INSPECTORS

Presidida por cl Professor Abel
A.yala. Official Mayor de ia Direction
General de instruction Publica. tuvo
verificativo aver una Junta d. ms
p~ectores de iona. en- Ia que. entire
orros asuntos. Sc trato el relative 4
la designation que Sc ma de d"r al
personal de maeStros en- las escue!as
n~acionaleS ~reSpectivas para que, 4.
inaugurarse eStas, funcionen con to-
dos los ~empleadoS necesarioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
Practices dc trio

Las fuerzas dc la euarnicion que
gua~necen Ia plaza, han cmpezado
4 haccr Ia practica de trio Al hlan-
co. dc acuerdo con las instrucc!oncs
orc e! {. General Jefe de Ia mis-
ma ha dado al Subinspector de Trio.
Jefe del Departamento, Teniente Co
roncl Othon Leon.
Las prlcticas han estado ete,,Uan-
dose con toda regu!aridad y ma@nl-
fico Gxito en- los diverSos campamen-
tos De trio establecidos en- Los Me
danos" V en- Ia Fortaleza de San
Juan de Ulua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
Levantan protestas los I'll"
troies hechos a uIl sa-
ceTdote en- chihuahua
La Association Cristiana
de Jovenes Mexicanos
de Ell Paso, Texas,
progresa
Correspondence especial para Ia PRENsA,

Correspondence cSpeclai PHru la hh
Ell pASO. Texas, Mario l3.-Na-
rios refugiadOs m~eXicanoS que SO
encuertran en- csta cludad deSte ha-
&c alrlin tempo dlrl=icrrn Il car
Il a,un nari6dico DE- ia .oHalIlad pro-
tastand7 p0r 81 atropeliO cometido
Dor 81 g0beruadCr carranicsta lie
Chihuahua. Ienacio Enriqucz, en- Ia
persona Do I'M S~aceriOtc de ape!!l-
do .Arriu!a. FL Sacerdotc mcncloaa-
do fut reducidn a priS!dn por EnTI-
quez por 81 hecho de que colectaoa
limoSnaS, y -era juzgado por IN con-
sejo de guerra.
LIE recucrdan los refugiados a En-
riluez gu" su padre fut Jefe PoIlil-
60 de- Chihuahua, Y -. cOnseFje de
dicha jrfatura I'll tlcmpoS d. Ia odib-
ga dict2dura, que en- aIutlloS trnI-
DOS no Sc mostraha tan !ntran>lcrn-
t. con Il clrr0, sino que Srgula Ia
rorrirnte de- los Eobiernos H. Ia tpo-
ca a cuyo amparo Vivid tranquiia-
mrnta Iha~ta que vino ia r"Toiuci"n
10 hizo coDernador. Por uit!nn.
los rrfu-iadoS acouscjan a E~agjIurz
que use de- 81 yaicnjia con o. Vi
lliStas y no modest" a p"r>onas mo
fenSivaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
e. osro garlic fue sorPrendido

Aver en- = casa numcro 81 dc IL
tercera Gale de Allende, Gondc Sc
hac;ar graudes apuestas de direro,
la policla de Servicios E~Speclales
de Ia Inspection General. su2o de II
existencia del mencionado garlic. y
nombr6 para l. apprehension de los
iuCadores al SubteRiente Francisco
Medina. quien, acompanado de- agen-
re 5. !. Garcia : de otyos mas, Sc
uans!adaror al sit;o ;ndicado, iograE-
Go s~orprerder infraganti 4 Zenobio
E~sp;nosa. S0Stenes Carmona, Canuto
Romero, Primo Mier. Macario Villa
f-arca, Francisco Saldana, Carlos
Shell, Francisco Vizcarra ) Roma"
Paroles.
Hecha IL apprehension de estoS in
dividuos, - ~procedio a recoger todos
los obietoS de que hacian uso, tall
couo b~araias, fichas, etc. : $2-9ll-l0,
uue teriaa sobre el tapete.
La activjdad Que Ia poiiciG M sc.
nido desplegando, para dar con IL.
casas c~lanieStinas De iuego, IS Dig
M de mencionarse. pues hace tres
dias otro garlic, estabIecido en- Il
Gale Real De Santiago, fue sorpren-
dido por IA miSma poiicia de ServT-
clos Especia,eS de Il Inspection De
neral. cuyrs m,embroS. 4! manic DEL
Official Mayor De Ia I~nsrc--.v" y &c!
Captain seguudo Joaquin EScudero'
aprehendieron II jugadore% reco-
rierdolrs barajas y dinero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
DlECUEZ TIENE A SU CARGO La
CAMPANA EN- Ell YAOUI

Correspondence especial para Ia PRENSA
HERMOSILLC. Son, Mario 10
Ofiriaimente sc hi aseguraGo que eli
general carranciSta Manuel ". Die
guez, quien cstuvo acomparando =!
Primer Icfc en- sus banquctca lig-
rios poH algjn tienpo. volvuvi i
hacerSe cargo de Ia campana contra
los indios yaquiS. Durante Ia auScn-
Gin dc Didruez cstUvo n frentc d.
Ia rcferida campana Francisco Sierra
no., otro general carrancista, quicn
ocupara e! cargo de Jefe de Estado
Mayor del Cucrpo be Ej&rcito lei :.
o. ahora.
Un nuevo teetro en- Hcrmos:ilo
Dentro de POGO tempo contara cs-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
Ell CORRESp0NSII-


Por orden del Primer Jefc Las
fuerzas que componian e. Battalion
"Conservaci6n de Lineas", Sc ha in
corporate I Ia Division "Suprcmos
Poderes," cue manda e. {. General,
Francisco L. Urquizo.
La incorporation de las citadas
fuerzas, que ascienden l POGO mas dc
seiscientas plazsS, C ha efectuado va
en- Pueblito lugar del Estado de
Qucreta:U, aendo Designate para
que asuma Ell mando de In nucIa
corporation. que llevera el nomDro
de Decimo Battalion ~"Supremos Po-
deres". e. Teniente Coronel Jose Ma
ria RuiSeco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
De inscripcioues en- la Is
cuela Nacional dc altos estudios

Con arreg!o q IA nueva ley, cue
~egi-a provisionaimeute a n EScue-a
Na.ional de Altos EstudioS, sc 2n1-
rim e. brcvc en- dicha esyuela las ms
,~r;pciores para las cuaies conStItul~
ran neuueaas carreras PROFESSIONALS
para Ia specialization docente Ell
asig-acura> aisladas 0 combinacaS-
In ej rnevo plan general &c Ia
Escuc.a. auedan fijados los progra-
mas a que 81 suietaran los curSoS, aSi
como las d-vcrsas tormas adoptada>
nara obrene- los iifcrcnteS grades
univerSiJarjOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
Robo de nonedas de orc y plata

Al senior Antonio Pog, domicilia-
do en Ia casa marcada con el nUmcro
81 de Ia tercera Gale de Ia Santa
Veracruz, Ie fueron suStraidoS de 81
dom!ci!io. billetes de Banco y mo-
nedas de orc = plata, por valor de
$4,000 sin cue teAga sospechas de
quien 0 quienes puedaa ser los au-
torres del robo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
Encontraron IN deposito de psrque

e Comisario de a cuarta Denaar-
.aci5n de PoIicla reci6jo ariso de
me en- una casa ubjrada en- e. peri
metro de Ia misma, 81 hallaba III.
dep6sito de eartucaos,
Trans!adada ia po!ic.a al lugar in
dieado. despues de IN minucio>o ca,
teo Sc halo. en- efecro. IN depjSico.
nero de cartuchos vacios. Ill" fuc-
Fsn aesogaDs y Questos desde luego
!. : H~snosjcion de Ia autoridad COM
petente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
No habra internado en- Ia Eseuels
Normal para Maestros

Por acuerdo del Primer Jefe, que
dara suprimidc e. internado en- "a
Escuela Normal para MaestroS, q par
tir del primero lie Abril proxiGao.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
koticias de Ia ciudad de Mexico

por Ia primera Gale del Reloj, con
direction a "El Cisne'', cuanio. al
abrir la puerta, notaron que IN in
diviGuo. que les Nevada Ia delantera,
al traspasar los dinteles, sin decir
palabra, cGa Il pistola, hizo varios
disparos sobre los parroquianos, que
rancuilamente Sc encontraban en- e.
interior del estableciniento.
Lo ins6lito de Ia acometida sem
bro e. panico entire los de adentro;
pero uno &c clos, con mas Sangre
fra Sc levart6 de 81 asiento y sujet6
al agresor. abrazandolo, para proce-
der despues. a quitarle eI arma no.
micida.
En- este momento preSentaronse
las autoridades, que capturaron al
que habia disparado, que resuit6 Ia
marse Porfirio Toro Ramirez, indivi-
duo dc muy malos aHtecedentes, vie
10 conocido de Ia policia ; que, sin
motive de ninguna especie y solanen-
re por encontrarse en- estadG de
ebriedad provoc6 el escandalo.
De los disparos hechos por Toro
Ramirez, resultaron heridos e. Ca
pitan segundo Demetrio Mejia : un
frances de nombre Eugenio Mend!-
natty. e. primero presenta una gra-
We lesion en- Ell estjmago, : el Sc
ri7do resulto con 81 brazo derecho
p~erforado por una bala, misma que,
deSpues de atraveSar e. SAGE de aueS-
tro informante, eI Captain Nuhez
h~aciendole pedazos IN ibrillo de
apuntes, vino 4 incrustarse en- Ia Dol
"a derecha de IA camisola de! Capt.
tan Paloma-, sin que, por fortuna, el
proyectil, por "a escasa fuerza que
nevaba, hubiera interesado los mus
culos.
La Cruz Roja, con Ia actividad ne
~cesaria. envi6 al lugar del suceso IN
autcm6vil : e. personal n~ecesario pa
"a rccoger I los heridos, los que fue-
ron transladados al Hospital de Guar
dia. q donde el p~racticante de guar
dia les hizo ia pr;mera cura.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15
Arnbos

-Desputs de haber acompahado
al Primer Jefe en- 81 jna por los
EstadoS de Jalisco y coiin'a, @gre-
- & esta ciudad 81 lngeniero Pas
tor Rouaix. Subsccretario Encargado
del Despacho de Fomcnto, Colonial
ci0n c Industrial.
AcpwNaHandu nj SuhsccTctario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15

Correspondence especial para Ia PRESSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mario y.
Al atravesar una de las Gales de
Ia Indepedencia. e. automovll del
Rastro de Ciudad, gUiado por e. Sc
nor Salvador Castillo, fue aicanzado
por el tren electFico numero 1916 de
"a Inca de "Piedad," resultando e,
auto con algunos d~esperfectos; no
Sc logr6 Ia apprehension del motto
rista. porque hugo dejando aoando-
naGo Ell motor.
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Revista de Administration

Las fuerzas de gua"nici0n eu este
puerto. compuestas cn cast su tota!i-
dad con ciemcntos de Ia Division
"Supremos Poderes," en- cumpli-
mieato de 10 que previene Ia Ordenan-
"a General del Ejcrcito, han pa~ado
81 Revista de Administration CORES
pondienre al mes De Febrero proXimo
paSaGo.
Las fuerzas de Ia Armada Nacio-
nal en- cunplimiento tambien del
mismo ~precepto, Ia pasayon el dia de