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Evening journal., 1916-10-03
HIGH SCHOOL NEEDS
MORE Candidates
Students Must Come Out
for Football to Assist in
Getting Strong Eleven
NOW PREPARING FOR
CENTRAL HIGH GAME

Coach W. B. Matthews, OF the Will
mington High School football team. is
working the small squad hard this
week 10 get the eleven in good shape
Tor the hard game with Central High,
Of Philadelphia, on Saturday. This
game will be played in the Quaker
City. and II is hoped that large
number of students will accompany
the team to give the players encour-
sgement during the game.
Yesterday afternoon the players
we're put through hard signal arm
and also light scrimmage. This az
ternoon the players will use the
tackling dummy for the first time this
season, and this practice should
greatly strengthen the defensive work
Of the team. There will also be an
other scrimmage this afternoon.
There has been some disappoint-
ment owing TO the small number OF
candidates who have reported for
practice so far, and all students who
have any idea Of playing the game are
urged to report for practice to assist
In getting the strongest team possible.
The small number of candidates to
date is thought to be largely due to
school not having opened, but this is
no excuse for the boys not coming out
as the schedule is to be played, and
II is essential to get out sufficient men
to at least have good scrimmages.
When practice was first started about
twenty-five candidates reported, but
yesterday there we're only eighteen
out In the scrimmage 1t was neces-
sary to change the line every time the
ball changed from one side to the
other. Under such conditions il would
be impossible TO give a team the
proper training.
Under all the circumstances the show
ing made by The team in the opening
game against Kennett Square on Satur-
day was fairly good While there was
some disappointment over not winning
the game, yet it was shown that the
material is there and all is now re-
quired is for it to be developed. To do
This the student body must help by
bringing out more candidates.
The backheld. Tonkin AZ quarter
Wintrup and Hayes, halfbacks, and Nc
Caughan, fullhacl, who were started in
Saturdays game, looked especially good.
The team is we'll fortified in substitute
material for the backfeld with Hanly,
Stewart, Wolfe, Elliot and Cross.
Evening journal., 1916-10-03
KEITH. ROSTENHIsER.

Miss Grace A. Keith and Edwin f,
Rostenhiser we're married at the home
of the brides brother, William Keith,
No. $40 West Second street. on Satur-
day. September 30, by the Rev. High
Adams. Those present were: William
Keith. Mrs. NJ. Myrtle Keith. Mrs.
Nealy Farrell Mrs. Mahle Island,
Miss Morano McCallam. Mrs. Matte
McCallam. Miss Matte McCallam.
Charles r McCallam. William Feb
ridge. Miss Emlin McCallam, Earl
Chore. Ruth Lachaman. Mrs. Mary
Keith. Roy Keith. Miss Lillian Keith,
Nathaniel Clifton. Mrs. May Morton
John Jones. Elma Keith. Mrs. Elma
Keith. Harry Keith. Mrs. Mahle Keith,
Mrs. Laura Keith. Mrs Bredeth and
the Rev. and Mrs. High Adams and p.
Patterson.
Evening journal., 1916-10-03
EAGLES PLAN TRIP.

Members of Wilmington Aerie OF
Eagles are planning to send n
marching delegation of three hun
dred members and band TO the an
nual convention of the order i'm Buf-
falo. next August The committee
having charge Of the arrangements
Will meet every Sunday. II is com
posed OF James Thompson. chairman;
John 7. Lally. James f. Henry, Will
liam +. Hoyes. William Abberger.
William Merchant. Joseph b. Bier
man, James F. Gillen. Thomas Lynch.
James f. Burke. John ODonnell and
John J Horty.
Evening journal., 1916-10-03
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World


Miss Florence r. Waldman returned
home recently from a trip to Toronto.
Canada. Niagara Falls. Buffalo. Wat
kins Glen. N. Y. and Mauch Chunk.
Pa.
Miss Mary Bringhurst and Edward
Bringhurst. 9Th. returned last week
from Holeb Me. where they were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Sell
lers. of Ardmore. Pa.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank n. Mccormick
entertained at a dinner Of twelve
covers at Naamans on Sunday night.
The tea house az Naamans will CON
tinue open until the first Of Deem
Der
Miss ~ Jannett Marion spent part
Of last week at the Hotel Martha
Washington in New York City.
Mrs. Frank c. Tallman. Miss Ethel
Tallman and Frank G Talman. Jr.
returned on Wednesday from Chat
ham, Mass Mrs. Thomas W. Mil
Ter. who was with them. will remain
until October IS
.
Mrs. Lester r. Reeves is recovering
from an attack Of typhoid fever.
Q
Mrs. Frank W. Fry. of Philadel-
phia. spent the weekend with Miss
Lydia n Ludwig, of this city. Miss
Anne r. Gallagher. OF New Castle.
spent several days with Miss Ludwig
last week
%
Miss Martha c. Shaw. of No 2206
Washington street has returned from
a three months visit TO Newtown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Watson have
returned from q visit TO Lancaster,
Pa.
Mrs. James A. Draper and the
Misses Draper are at home again af-
ter being away since the first Of
June. They spent the summer in the
Canadian Rockies and in Southern
California.
Miss Lydia Springer. OF No. 721
West Second street. has returned
home from a ten days trip TO Buffalo.
! Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Capelle. Jr..
. have returned from Lake Placid. n.
Y, where they spent September.
o
Mrs. T. 2. Doremus has returned
from North Adams, Mass. where she
spent a week with her mother, Mrs.
Richmond.
Miss Mary T. Haggerty gave her
nephew. Hugh O'Connor a birthday
party at his home, No. 91s West Sixth
street last Saturday night. Those
present were the Misses Eleanor
Brown. Lillian Smith. Margaret
OConnor. Helen Veasey, Helen Smith.
Mvrfle Jordan Crafa Neasev Anna NJ
Evening journal., 1916-10-03

OConnor Horace Foles. willard
Brown. Howard Bromhall. william
Campbell. John e. o'Connor. Hugh
o'Connor Mrs. William Campbell. Jr..
Mrs. John f. O'Connor
.
Mrs Lizzie Hullnger and Patrick T..
McGee. both of this city, were married
in the Madeley NJ. p. parsonage ON sat
urday evening by the Rev. T.. II Col
Inns. The couple were accompanied by
Miss Grace Coulson, Airs Dohring and
Daniel Dohrng
Miss Anna ". Bags, Of Smyrna. and
Ernest Y. Porter. of SO. $40 East Sew
enth street. were married last night AZ
80 O'Clock az Asbury NJ T.. parsonage
by tho pastor the Rev. George White
Dawson. They were accompanied by
John j. Horty.
Miss Annie r. Greer and Ronald l..
Garner, both off tms city, were married
q the parsonage of Union ~. B. Church
ON saturday night ty thc pastor The
Rer ". T. Cwkran ifer thcir return
from q wedding trip, they viii live n
this city.
ID.
George w Vaughan. who has been
spending the past week NJ tho home of
Miss Florence L. Black Of no 1924
West Third street, has returned 10 Bal
timore.
d
Mrs r. II Han. who has bern spend
ing the summer with her mother, Mrs
Alexander Campbell. loft Yesterday for
her home. IN Seattle. Wash. Mrs. Hall
was accompanied by Miss Elizabeth II.
Peach
Evening journal., 1916-10-03

Mine was a case that was pronounc-
ed nervous indigestion and that surely
means misery 10 anyone afflicted with
it, On the least excitement or furry
my digestion would stop and then
trouble would begin. would suffer
with sourness and acidity, bloat. gas
and extreme nervous spells: would be
hot. then cold and weak. My back
would ache and I would feel tired out
and draggy. tried Herbal Lax-a-
Tone and the results have been wonder
full. am today a well women and If
women who suffer in silence that need
a tonic that will build them up and
bring the glow Of health to their
cheeks. will only take my advice and
try Lax atone they will never regret
II
Lax-a-Tone is for sale at Miller
Drug Store. 404-4O6 Market street.
Evening journal., 1916-10-03

The annual fall rally and registra-
ton of the Young Woman's Chris
ton Association will be held tonight.
and a pleasing program has been ar
ranged Brief addresses will be made
and Miss Madeline Reed soprano,
Miss Mildred Mason and Miss Fran
ces Worthington will furnish mu-
sic. The first fall meeting of the
Blue Flower Club was held last
night with Miss Maybelle Danuser in
charge
Evening journal., 1916-10-03
MKYR,Sw~oSTsIass@. Remedy
W. ST0MACHtrfsGaS!g


Gall stones. Cancer and Ulcers OF the
stomach and Intestines. Auto Intoxica-
ton. Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis and
other fatal ailments result from Stom-
ach Trouble. Thousands OF Stomach
Sufferers owe their complete recovery
TO Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Unlike
any other for Stomach Ailments. For
sale by e. NJ. Eckerd, The Miller Drug
Store. N. b. Danforth and druggists
everywhere
Evening journal., 1916-10-03

E. l.. Smith, the Lax-s-Tone man, at
Miller Drug Store. 4044o6 Market
street, said yesterday so many people
that have slight stomach trouble
should in my opinion set their diges-
ton right instead Of letting the sour
acid fermented condition run along
until IL runs the health down and all
kinds Of ills follow. A stitch in time
saves nine, says the old adage. Miss
Bamack SAYS.
Evening journal., 1916-10-03
Don't
Suffer
From Piles
eend ror free MIA Treatment

No matter how long or how bad 80 go TO
your druggist today and get ~ cent
box OF Pyramid Pile Treatment It
Evening journal., 1916-10-03
Local YOUNG LADY
Tells Plain facts
TO FRIENDS

Miss Lena Bamack, % South Jefferson
Street, This City, Wants Her Friends
to Know What Lax-a-TOne Did for
Her.
Evening journal., 1916-10-03

Got Kid OF Tobacco HaDlt
Although I Chewed for 80 years l quit
instantly and have no more desire have
gained weight and feel much better than
did when using tobacco This eertlnes
William Reed 9 well-known citizen OF Car
VOL County, Ohio
CIGARETTE HABIT CONQUERED
Il was a heavy cigarette smoker for
about so years and after getting your book
got rid Of the dreadful habit. feel bet
ter than for years past This certihes S.
"a Slagle Westchester Co, y. Y.
$500 CASH REWARD.
I will positively pay the above reward II
I cannot produce thousands Eyes, really
mean thousands) Of letters from men and
women acknowledging themselves freed from
tobacco habit. I have published q book, il
Is very interesting. This book will be sent
you free II tells how TO quickly easily
and safely get rid Of the habit Of using
cigars. cigarettes tobacco and snuh.
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The valuable book that shows how VIC
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so easily, will be mailed free, postpaid. in
plain wrapper, by Edward j. Woods, 765 2
Station Z, New York City. Write and set Il
II you are suffering from nervous, stomachic
heart OF other troubles due TO tobacco.
Evening journal., 1916-10-03

Wek&O
| The OXYGEN
\/TOOTH POWDER
Spare your children
pain and annoyance in
the future by having
them use Calox non.
The Oxygen in Calox
keeps the teeth sound
and beautifully sUhits.
1t cleans the teeth and
sweetens the breath.
rs and so eents
MeKsssOn &RObbins, NewYOrk
"Your 30 Teeth Are 81 Rsasons~
Buy CdIOx a
WILMINGTON, Del
N. b. Danforth Retail 1.-TWO stores).
i24 Market street. 2 East second
street
Riker- Hegeman Co. 4oi Market st.
Jos. p. Williams $50 West Ninth ST.
| Thos. II Cappcau 1924 Delaware Ave.
| II. r. Bringhurst. an Market street.
John NJ Harvey, 405 Delaware Ave.
J. s. Brokaw, sos Market street.
The Miller Drug Store. sot Market
street.
r. NJ. Sanders 1871 Adams street.
J. Milton Eckerd. (Eckerd Cut.Rate
Medicine Storeli sos Market 81.
| Francis r. Gallagher. Ninth Ward
Pharmacy, 2OO4 Market street
Harmonson Drug Co, s16-s1s Mary
land avenue
Tho smith,2ollinger Co. Fourth
and Market streets.
j. p. Grndwohl. Vandever avenue
and Church street.
VIM. II. Downing. 1900 Market 81
Hygeia Drug Co, go s. Van Buren,
street.
John o. Bosiey, i4oi King street
Dr. II. n Willis Pharmacy. 100
West Eighth street.
! Fell's Washington Heights Drug
Store. Concord Ave. and Monroe 81.
s. c. Mckeever. Washington street
and Concord avenue.
Thomas J. Baker. N. y. Cor. rhirtieth
and Market streets
Peter =. Bienkowskt S. p. Cor.
Maple and Van Buren, streets
Chas H. Thompson. ". W. Cor. Penn
sylvnnia avenue and dupont 81
II. s. K.ger's Pharmacy, N. w. Cor
Fourth and Union streets.
i. y. MacNnir. Fourth and Scott Sts.
Walter f. Morgan, Third and Frank
lin streets
Nora Y. Brendle. corner Eighth and
West streets.
r. G. Robbins. Jr, Fourth and Mad
ison streets
DR.. u. ]. McCciley's Pharmacy. s W.
Cor Fourth and Adams streets.
The DR.. W. p. Miller Co, Corner
Eighth and Poplar streets
Samuel X Chadwick, Seventh and
Pine streets
Philip H Wood. Tenth and Spruce
streets.
Hopkins a Banton. g. W Cor
Twelfth and Walnut streets
NEWARK. DEL.
George W. Rhodes. Main street.
DOVER. DEL.
Harry vane, i27 Loockerman' st.
Evening journal., 1916-10-03

Wen see that the rocker Is deliver
cd from the depot 10 your home
promptly upon Its arrival.
Evening journal., 1916-10-03

Mrs. T. r. Doremus has returned
from North Adams. Mass. where she
spent a week with her mother. Mrs.
Richmond.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-01-27
uN MExIcANo MuERTo.

A consecuencia de Ia Fuerte lnunda-
clcn del Rio de Santa Ana, Encon-
trado Entire Ia Arena.
Santa Ana, Cal, Enero % El en-
euentro de un cadaver de I'm ioven
mexicano, no identificado, enterrado
en- parte en- Ia arena que dej6 la mum
dacion del Rio de Santa Ana, en- up
punto cereano a Orange, apment6 to-
mores de que haya perecido toda Ia
familia de aquqel. que Sc componia de
seis personas. La casa, situada cerca
de Peraata en- el Canon de Santa Ana,
fue llevada por la corriente eI Martes
ultimo, y desde entonces NADIA Sc ha
tnelto a saber de dlcha familla.
FL RIO de Santa Ana esta baiandu
rapidamente esta noche.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-01-27
YUMA INUNDADo PoR coLoRA-
DO; TODD Ell VALE lNUNDADo


Yuma, Arizona, Enero q. -Yu-
ma aued6 inundada por las Gre
cientes del Rio Colorado hoy. 81
Mayor Charles c. Moore murlo de
NAL de coraton. causado por eI ex-
cItalnlento cn hacer fuerza res
taurar el orden Muchos de los
Residences aparentemente uueda-
ron en- un panIeo complete Ell
aqua iba eorfIendo por las GALES
ilevandose por los prin.
eipsIes edIfielos.
81 d:que del eoblerno que pro-
tegla el Vale de Yuma Sc quqebr6
hoy y Sc temTa que todo eI vale
quedarfa lnundado antes de "a no.
che. Sc hicleron esfuezos para
reparar "a qulebra hoy pero iasfa
ahora no han salido con exlto. Ell
dique del gobierno en- el Iado de
California del rio tambien Sc des.
plom6 y gran periuieIo Al proyec-
to de regadio ALI Sc teniia.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-01-27


csentes en adiclon la preSente eos'
tnmDre en- un nuinero de plazas lSspa-
lolaa tales como Gliyamungpes ante
rscsinenAe IN pueblo doflde e m%lsmo %
hRpiap ylsto = ias rfuleres leyantaf
las pareaes enlarrarlas Y encalahlasi
Hefmoslal;pas plntllras ilustrando ~
instruction en una manefa m'iy gga-
iiea, espeelalmente lnteresantes slen-
90 aqueaas deias urinas de ADO Nfan
Quiylra y.Suarals Ia qlsinla slenao ue-
algnada como 70 mas monte qe 9ouas'
con siis trcmenaaa pareaes soilaas de
pledra de ~ Pies de alto y 81 romance
Y 81 misterlo ae 80 hlsteria
hs oraaor con muena eloeuencia ape
10 las muJereG del ala para que ayu-
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-01-27
FUERTE eoMsAHDEo

Londres, Enero 22,-Los bpques de
guerra de los Aliados bombardearon
el Martes. seedn<un tele.
efamA de SaIonica 4 Ia Agencia Rem
Ter.
Fl honbardeo cause daios conside
rabies Fue destruido IN tren in.
cendiados varios almacenes.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-01-27

ALTAR DE IA lGLESiA 70 & + TRAMP
AS, Al LNoRTE be SANTA FL. Fo.
ToGRAFIA PORJESSE NusBAlJ
N EN- EEL PALAciO.a
FL cORONEL TWfTCHELL DICE
Ell MoDo EN- QUE LAS MuJEREs
CONSTRUCTION Los TEMFLos
PRIMITlvcS DE NUEvo MExt-
co.
Para cualquier cosa buena y litiI las
muieres siempre estan a la cabeza
Ri Coronel TwitchelI ha deseubierto
Que elias siempre estan an fondo de to-
das las grandes ruinas comunales
misioneras del Sudoeste FL Coronel
Twitchell. mas adeIante, no nos pide
ane tnmemos su palabra por elIos: 81
Sc refiere a tales antoridades indhda-
bles como Bandelier v Benavidez 81
DeVargas, las cfonicas de los dias
primitivos, Ia opinion de muchos
arQuepl0gos 9 historiadores.
a instruction del Coronel Twitchell
fsobre 'Cuando las Mujeres Construye-
ron los Temples en- la junta regular
del Club Feminista tenida el Martes
antepasado en- la tarde fue una de las
instrucciones mas entretenedoras ilu-
ninadoras Y del todo interesantes que
jamas Sc han dido aqui y la misma fue
tomada con mucho aprecfo por I'm gran
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-01-27

taban los nudos- Repentinamente los
visitantes cogieron los oficiales y
llevaron las llaves a las celdas, Va.
RIGS otros automobiles aparecieron
con mas hombres, qnienes Sc iuntaron
con aquellos Que estaban en- la car
eel. Los negros fueron sacados con
prontitud, los subieron a los carros y
los lleyaron muy pronto hacia el nor
te Los oficiales no pudieron telofo-
near adelante que pararan la parti-
da linchadora a causa de que habian
cortado varies de los alambres
Antes que los cuerpos fueran baia-
dos mas tarde en- Ia mafana fuaron
yistcs por muchas personas de ,as
secciones circunvecinas. Algunos re-
portes dieen que centenares de Derso-
mas fueron atraidas a Ia escena
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-01-27

Phoenix Ari. Enero %. segdh in
formes recibidos en- esta Ia tarde hoy,
Sc ahogaron cinco personas por Ia
inundacion del Rio CHA. en- Wiikel-
man, cerca de este lugar aunque no
Sc dan detalles de los academies. otro
rumor dice que el puente de Ia lfnea
ftrrea del santa Fe en- Winslow, asi
como nil pies de terraplen, han sido
srrastradoa por las aguas.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-01-27
WILSON DE vlAJE.
Fl Presidente y So Esposa Pasafon ell
Bordo del Hote Presidential AMay-
fIower.''

Washington, Enero "a. .-El Presi-
denteWilson quien cruza con su es-
posa el Potomoc y Ia bahia de .Chesa-
peake a bordo del yate "NayfIower'',
pcrmaneci6 recogido hoy todo el dia.
No Sc comounic6 con la Casa Blanca
Y aunque el departamento de Marina
Sc mantuvo en- communication inaIam,
trica con el 'MayfIower", no pudo sa-
terse mas que todo va bien bordo
del yate.
No Sc dio la posicion exacta dea va.
te pero Sc cree quqe esta en- Ia habfa.
I'll presidente debe regresar 81 3Llines
en Ia nadrugada,
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-01-27
No Entra en- Il Estakuto dc l.lmItaclo
nes, la ordcn De IA corte pciafa
a Ia corte suprema,


I'll pleito az $4s .ooq ID pHiuleios por
lV q Musgrayc encontla de y M
McManus, Observation-Disclosures de Ia pe
nitenciafia de Nuevo Mexico. se lloNa
"a "A corte suprenla
Este se dccidi0 a Yienes Ell Ii tar
de por los abogados del actor NciSia
Edwards " Merle capandc 81 IIuez
de- laCofte deDistrito Edmund o, All
hott sostuvo on parte, Ia demanda a.
pleito, ~ demanda hahiendo sido pro.
toc3lada por u Escal Ceneral Frank
". CLANCY NJ Iuez Abbott sostuvo
ii mandate halo ia lazon qie aa eapaa
estaha Inefa por q estafuto dc Iisni+
taciones peseel0 la contoucion del
fiscal general que COMO rleifo hnbia
sido reAdido encontta del Sr NE
Manus camo supefintendsnte De "a
penltenciarIa de NueFc Mexico de
I1stado. y nor "a tantQ estlba sin MIN
auna fllerza legal Al desecnar esta
cnntencinu el Jle2 Abbott aostliyo que
'as palahras como superintendente de-
lo petnitenciarlaria de iieyo N zoeo
Hapareciendo en III peticion del actor
fueron neramenta descsieytngas yno
sgiuifican Que McaIanus estaba sietndo
lamandado como agentet del eBtado
EI argnmento fne bastante iltere
fante y fue heeho por q Fiscal Gene.
ral Frank w CLANCY y q asiytente fis-
cal general Harry s. Clancy por Il es-
tado nor Az NJ Edwards por el acs
tor III abogadp John. Ii. McFie Jr
y Reed IIcIloman 10 halIaban laIAblen
prescntes
III puftp levantado por q fiscal ee-
neral sac0 4 liz la interesante inior
nacion aue en- Naero Mexico IN con-
vitco pueda ser demandado sl Sri
Clancy dijo que como en- Np9go Mexl-
90 tiene un estatuto 81 cual Hernitq
que un conyicto que sea deinandado
lnientras Sc halIa en- IA prision no ea'
mas que natlsal que tai eonvirto no
sea pripado de su delecho de- poner
pleito pero ea a prcsentc caso, elN
puninnliz6, Musgrave no tenia Yenta
10 ae su derecho para poller un pleit9
dentro de tres aana al tiempo de IA
infiircEon de shs alegadae Iastiaadil-
ras.
Sc pudo yer muy bien durahte los
ergunieptos del Sri Edwards Y del 81
Clancy apa Ia question nlas gfande en-!
Yuelta Kite el aianilicado de las dos
palahras deshabllida legaR apaFier
10 mel estatuto de Naeyo Mexico,
En- TligJllia pa4ta de IBIS astailitds de
Nueyo Nteico ca Il slguifieaap de es
tar dos pnlabfnB definido, per9 sn
ctros estados laa paIabras son definL
lal Sr CLANCY clt0 IN case en- Wis
consin oilyo estatlo tione IN estatuto
semejante al estatuto dc Naevo Mexi-
60 permitiendo que in convicto sem
demandado
La Mocion sostenids,
Inl IuJez de nistrito Abbott sa SOS.
tenido Ia nocion de rteirar la inter-
Nencion de o. S Evans On rn bleito
de Ia Southwestern Auto Company
Us. Frank staplin, incuocapdo cerea
he $500. Evans reclalna qne huh9 nnI
fraeaso de consideration entire e y lai
fompafia de AUTOMOBILES Fl Aboga-
do a. NJ Edawrds represento al sr
staplin y r. o. Iayan. de catron Ca
tron. a ga conpaaia de AUTOMOBILES.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-01-27

guerra civil que. con Ia ausencla dc
todo goblerno hdbil y adeeuadn paia
proteger "a vida IA pfopiedad ha
degenefad0 hasta lIogar a una condl.
cnon de rapIila, do asesInato y de pit
ilaje Que cansa 10 perdida De vidas
arnerlcanas asI como ellropeas. y la
destruction de las propledades de esoa
ciudadanos
Considerando que muchOs de es0s
crlmenes han sido cometidos por las
fuerzaa armadas de alguno mas de-
los lldmados iefea revolucIonarios, cu..
70 metodo DC guerra y partidarisno
es in metodo de bandolerismo. perpe.
trado por foffagidos y,
Conaiderando que desde 81 reco-
nocimiento de Carranza. uno de los
llamados jefes revolucionarios, las
condiciones no denotan meiorla. nj ma
nlfiesta su gobierno ninguna tendRh-
cia restaurar q 6rden, III tiene IA
fnerza suficiente para hacerlolo para
mantener I'm gobierno civil adecuadoI
a Ia protection de Ia vida y dc Ia pro
piedad, y
~Considerando que este gobiern0 ha
promulgadot y alun So adhere ID Doc
trina Monroe; segnn Sc sabe hasta
ahora que dicha doctrlna previene
para la vida y seguridad de los ciuda'
danos Americanos otros extranieros
en- Mexico, propongo Que Sc resuelva
HQue Is opinion de este Senado !
de Ia Camara adjnnta. que 81 gobierno
deniande de CarIanza, qulen ha sido
recientemente feconocidp como jefe
de un gobiernp eetablecido on Mexi-
co, que proteja v mantenga intactas
las yidas y propiedades De los ameri-
canos v ademas extranjeroe en- aquel
pals, y,
Que Sc invite los otros gobernos
del Hemisferio Occidental, Que Ultima
mente secundaron tai reconocimiento
unirse a Ia demanda, Y en case de-
uue Carranza fracase en- Ia empresa
de dar tai protection Sc solicite del
presidente, como Sc haee por este me-
dio. que invite nuevamente a todos
gobiernos para que Sc unan noso-
tros en- IA tarea de intervenir para
restaurar 81 0rden y Ia paz, y Ia pro
teccion q Ia vida y propiedad, no solo
de los ciudadanos afnericanos, sino de.
los demas extranieros y ciudadanos
pacfficos, y que no SO retiren los Esta-
dos Unidos de aquel pals hasta dejar
Instalado un gobierno ordenado, Y
'Se declara solemnemente que el
prop0sito de este gobierno al entrar
a Mexico, es linicamente Ell anterior
mente indicado-p
la Protesta De carranza IS Envlo .
Queretaro.
Amnque paE6 sin discussion "a propo-
sicion del sanador Sherman. los dis
cursos principiaron cuando el senador
GalIinger Sc levant6 de su asiento u
declare qpe habia pashdo "a epoca de
la cvigilahte espefa" y Que 81 gobier-
no debe tomar una determination raj
pida para proteger los americanos
en- Mexico.
81 senador Stone, del comite de re-
laciones, declare que slmphtlzaDa con
ia idea del senador Gallinger, y pro
nunci6 un largo discurso, establecien-
do una discussion que Sc prolongo bas-
tante.
Sc anunci6 en- 81 Departamento que
la protesta de Lansing habia sido en-
viada hoy mismo por TELEGRAPH a Que
retaro, por conducto del consud Sill
man. Califica los asesinatos de
"crfmen bastArdo."
El despacho asegura quelos muertos
viajabanI con salvoconducto expedido
por la sautoridades militares carran-
cistas v que fueron muertos aparente-
-nente por 81 solo hecho de serameri-
canos.