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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-17

of aggressiveness and persistency.
This is the third time in four days
the locals have gone into the ninth
inning on the short end Of the score,
only to upset the enemy.
Kelly, Zim and Archer of the Cubs
and ,O'Mara and Wheat Of the DOdg-
ers each made four hits. Ten pitch
ers performed. MuIligan was spiked
and had to quit. Zeider relieved him.
Rollie was lifted later and Jimmy
Archer finished at third base, Zim 60
ing to short.
The tie will be played off Aug. %,
when the Dodgers are here again. 1t
was an open date.
The White Sox are not likely to re-
turn home in first place. They have
two more games with the Mackmen
and then a series in Washington, fol-
lowed by a couple Of affairs in De-
trOit The Mackmen should not prove
troublesome, but the Nationals and
Tigers are playing some advanced
baseball now.
The hose are three games back Of
the Yanks and two and a half from
Boston. Closing the gap in either
case is not probable. But there is
a chance that the South Siders will
edge ahead of the Cleveland Indians
who now are only a game and a half
to the fore.
Rowland shifted his batting order
for the Mackman, the only change in
the plan announced Saturday morn
ing being the retention of John Col
Inns in the outfield against right
handed pitchers. Ed Collins knocked
three hits in the two games and led
the fleet.
Rowland has all members of his
team in perfect shape now and the
advance should begin, if it is to start
at all. Boston misses Speaker, but
CaTTigan still has a ball team and he
has just begun his drive. The Red
Sox must be stopped or they will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
CITATIONS.

The PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
York by the Grace II God. Free and lnds
pendeuf 70 Rudolph Knieriem. Dagmar
Reeh Tullo Schlsisner. daughter ~ Emma
Schleiener. dccease Elmer kneriem. the
heirs and next ~ Kin ~ Edward Knie rem.
deceased SEMI greeting:
Whereas. George p. Hoialing. who residee
a. No S02 West End Avenue. Borough ~
Manhattan in jhe city % New York. has
lately applied 70 the Surrogates' Court ~
our COUNTY ~ New York. 90 have a certain
instrument IN writing. bearing date Febru-
ary 20 1918 with q coi.cii thereto heGriag
datA June Srd. 1918. and n second codiril
thereto bearing dare September .. 1913. and
a third coGicu thereto hea ring date February
Ing date April 5'h. 1915 relating 10 both
real and personal property. duly proved as
the last viii and testament of Edward
knferlem who was az the time Of his death
resident Of the County OF New York. de-
ceased.
Therefore. you and each Of you are c!tci
10 show cause before the Surrogates' Court
u our County Of Now York. AZ tho Hail %
Records IN the County Of New York on
hundred and sixteen. az half-past ten O'Clock
I'm the forenoon Of that day. why the said
will and testament should not be admitted 20
probate "a viii Of real and personal prop
erty.
In testimony whereof. we have caused the
seal % the Surrosates Court of the said
County If New York 20 ~ hereunto affixed
Witness. HONORABLE john p COLA
Ian. a Surrogate ~ our said County AZ
New York. At said county. the 9Th day ~
September. In the year ~ our Lord. one
thousand nine hundred and sixteen
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
tSoail clerk Of the Surrogate Court
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suPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.
EDWIH GOULD. on behalf Of himself
and all other creditors Of r. AUGUSTUS
HEfNZE. deceased. Plaintiff. against Ida
NJ FLETTMANN. individually and as Adj
ministratrN Of the goods. chattels and
credits ~ Augustus Heinze. deceased
Defendants SUMMONS
To THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 an
sver tho complaint In .ais action. and to
serve copy Of your answer on tho plain
THIS attorneys within twenty DAYS after
the day ~ service. and IN case 81 your
failure to appear. or answer judgment win
be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded IN the complaint
Trial desired In the County Of New York
Dated. June 2ath. 1916.
SULLIVAN q CROMWELL.
plaintiffs Attorneys
Once and Post Once Address. 40 Wall
Streer. New York city.
To Ida NJ Fleitmaun. Individually and
as Administrative Of tn" goods chattcls
and credits Of r. Augustus Heinse. de-
ceased
Tho foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication pursuant To an order
% Hon. John &. clark Justice OF the
dated the 4th day OF August. 1915. and
filed with tho summons and complaint In
the once ~ the Clerk ~ the County %
New York at the County Court House I'm
Inc Borough Of Manhattan. city. County
and STATE 81 New York. on the tth day of
August. 1915.
SULLIVAN 4 CROMWELL.
Attorneys for Flaintin
~ wall Street.
New York, N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.
EDWIN GOULD. on behalf Of himsol,
and all other creditors Of f. ACOUSTIC
HElNZE. deceased. Plaintiff, ags!ns; Ida
VI FLEITMANN. individually and as Adj
minisiratriN Of the goods chattsls and
credits Of T. Augustus Henzs deceased
Defendant SUMMONS
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
IOT ARE HEREBY SUMMONED To- an
sver the complaint Tn this action. and TO
s"rF, a copy ~ YOUR answer on the plain
uns attorneys within twenty days after
The service Of this summons. exclusive Of
tho day 81 service. and IN case 81 your
failure 10 appear. or answer. judgment Will
20" taken against YOU by default. for the
reli"f demanded IN the complaint
Trial desired In the county OF New York
Dated. June 2qth. 1915
Sullivan a. CROMWELL
plaintiffs Attorneys.
once and Post. Once Address: 80 Wall
street. New York y. =
To Ida VI. Fleitmann. individually and
as Administrative Of the goods. chattel.
and credits Of r. Augustus Heinze. de-
ceased.
The foregoing summons is served upon
YOU bv publication pursuant % an order
~ Hon. John g. Clark. a Justice Of tho
dated tho 9Th day 81 August. 1915. and
nled with the summons and complaint hi
the Office 81 the Clerk Of the County OF
New York ct tho County Court House In
the Borough OF Manhattan city. COUNTY
and State Of New York. on the 9TH day OF
August. 1916.
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL
Attorneys for Plaintiff
90 wall Street.
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SURROGATES' NOTICE.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon John p. Cohalan. a Surrogate o.
the County ~ New York. bearing date
April 2Sth. 1916. Notice is hereby given 10
all persons having claims against Caroline
A WcsterFelt late or the County OF New
York. deceased. TO present the same with
vouchers thereof TO tho subscriber at the
once 81 Edgar q. B~ecroft. his place OF
trausactinE business. Room No ISlt M
40 Maiden Lane. Borough Of Manhattan.
IN the city 81 New York. on or before the
18Th day 81 November next.
Dated. New York. the 6th day OF MAY
1916 LIVINGSTON 4. LEEDS
Administrator. with tho Will annexed. %
Caroline \ Wsstcrveit. deceased
EDGAR =. BEECROFT.
Attorney Tor Administrator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS Of the WOrld

r,i,s,,, y & , 10 tho Clyde $ 20. with pas
scngers and mdse Quar- ~ : ~ WHIT.
Cedric (Brl Liverpool Aug 30. 10 w NJ
Sfar Line. with ! passenger. mails ana muse
Maracaibo Msracaibo Aug 30. curacao 81 an 20
Mayssucz sept 3 10 Biiss. ballet 60 win %
rsssengers mails and indsc. Bar AZ o 30 m ~
Usma.sin .ug T. Grand BAs,,m 10. sierra Lone
Is - Rc,r1ula Sept s 20 the West India IS
60 with MAHOGANY. Far 81 NJ -. Il, l. =
Wellington 'Rr. Tit Cove. 70
Irsss ian. Blcno> Ayres Aug - and barbados
S-rf D. ~ Norton. Lilly 4 Go. with mdSe Uua'
I'oluoi,. Sauto Domingo CIV and Macoris Aug
go Ssar6cy Sept Puerto Rata p Monte Cris'i :
ana T,t~l. leland 5 20 the Cydc $ 60 WIN -
passenger. mails and mtsc. Bar az - m -
Oscso Rotterdam Aug ~ 70 ~ jnc :, r., Tts
Zcalsndis Rotterdam Aug %. 20 the Federal f"r-
"sns CO in o1: S5.,I ms' s 8, to the Munson
- Line With sugsr Bsr at m 49,, ,-...s., -.
Escsicna RI London Aug 90 70 the intcroeah
Transport Line. in ballast bH AZ H.
SAILED.
r,orte-a ,No-l. Newpo-, News. T1r7es SANTIAGO
de Cuba lsabcla SANTIAGO hshh'p t,,,b,o3 M
IorSn1 RoSse Tcrrc IN. Bordeaux. Hemp /
scott Philadelphia III Mundo GaiyeS,"l SS Sn,,s
Ec, vi. io-ersor Norfolk and Newport Ntss
iier,ar Winter. Ro~'on. city ~ Taunton, an
River. p cid Galveston. palrazan Nv ple2I.
M'- -, ,o,,- IN Have. colorado CHrl. HUI:
Iroqunis NBrl. London. So~ua 80 ,i",.w Worf
scrrst tSranl CAliI. Lcge tbesl h' ~,
Corelia. san Juan. COLORADO NJ nu" Eryeite
RI Genoa. Stephano tBrl. isMh NJ W.
lRr GusdclouTe. A Raven k'''rta4", to,foit
dale. Maanlss Cricect Ah', p,.s AAr-hansci:
Ku-sk lRussl. Archangcl, Nassdc u't'N' b,sS,t
Vaccine Transpp-t lBri HAVE. Je1ci'" -,.
psr,s pan from Perth Auho,l. savannah VA
DON Abbey ~ rugl. River llaie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
LIBRARY PLANS FILED
New Brooklyn Building VIII Cost
$1,000. 900.

Plans for the new Brooklyn CentrAI
Public Library, TO be erected at Flat
bush Avenue and Prospect PARK Plaza
at a cost of 100000. were filed yes
terday by the Bureau Of buildings by
Burouch President Pounds. The build
ing. which will be Of the French Re-
Nuisance architecture, will be foul
stories high, 475 feet long and 43O
feet wide. Foundation has already been
laid for one wing Of the structure, 20C
feet long and 80 feet high, which VIII
be built this winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
ARRTX ED

Ci,v % Nortsonery savannah 20 Ocean So CO.
VIII rassergc-s and ndSe. Quar- al ] So p N
Nsdiso0 Norfolk and Newport Sev', 10 old
a. 30 m. .
Ss,ony New orleans. 70 Standard Trsnsporta
ton 90 with mdSe. quar- al 4.iO p Ia
san Rossore Gtal. Norfolk Sept l. 10 FNi-
No. witty & Co with coal IN transit. VIII
rnish loading for Speza. Qu1r Al 1910 n.
Mohawk Jacksonville and Charleston. ~ Cyd.
= 60. With passengers and mdse. Quar- a.
DslsTsre. Philadelphia. 70 Clyde IS Co. with
ridss Quar- al II IS d m
AuFisf lNofl. Buenns Ayrts Aug II. 70 Hould.r.
Weir q Boyd win ndSe Bar az 80 a N.
Csrdi@ Hal By. Newport News. Va. Sept :.
tn norton Lilly CO. Quar- a. ? Is a m
Valera fBrl Liverpool Aug q. 10 Tho Cunsrd
= - Ia. with m1se Bar A. a n.
Cherokee George'oVn. {. sept and VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
SHIPS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ki-,~sn Sept NcV York lnlioh a. NeM G ~,
~ Ct-s,iaoia Gamma DuTal. ia tim',s i.'
Am,.e-dam, Kcnss'o, DNorl Baltnore '.r ~,
t'sris Ncrsuks Dutch NeF loN io' h0''''
lam -. v-b
IT, .'' 5c I,nei,o Sent : RIO COLORADO tB'l Ne'
,,.l 10 vs. s,. Bsrmudisn trrl. Vow York -
- Thomas SEPT s-horona IBID Ne" h'fA '''
ri5s,re6i Sen, s-Iord Cromer tBr). New York.
Ssierfo. SEPT 2-Loredano lItaD. Ne" 1o,N. ,,,-.o
Genoa. Aux 20-Ruby. New Nofk' -'n, V IN
UtsD Philadelphia. Verona iliaD. Vow iolN
via Snezia. Slst Nea Elias tGrkl. Baltimore
Barcelona Aug Sl-BuenOs Aires lspanl' Ne" io'N
rotterdam. Sep, 6-T-ipel CNcr). New York.
SAILED
Gih-alfar. Sep; s-ReSina d'Itaha GtaD IRON
Crenoal New York. -. v..L
Cadiz Aug 3o-Autonlo lopey SPAN. Nes l3 WfL
Nsnirs Aug 2o-Ssn Giovanni (ital. Ne" NoIk'
Sept J. Nspon 1;aD New York.
London. Sept Lame tBr) New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO "
LONG ISLAND.
rRrrpoRr WATTR FRONT
BOROUGH or BROOKLYN
PUBIC NOTICES.

CITY OF NEW YORK BOARD or y.
MATE AND APPORTIoNNINl L.
notice is hereby given nat ~ n.'.s-.,.
tho Board 81 Estimate and AppoIu.. ..,sy,
held July 27. 1916. the io.lo"ihs
was received. ..,,.
To the BOARD ~ Estimate snd Arp''p"
ment of 'he City ~ NeT lofs. IA
Union Railway Company q Ms
City New York corporation. oNi"s 7.
operating street surface ralro1s s,,.t
Boroeghs u Manhattan ans lps q.
civ ~ New York hereby pe'ifions >. -,
franchise 70 construct. rnaicialn ~. i,-f
ate a double track -tensInp ~ .s
railroad in The Borough o; I-1ha.e,s
upon. along AMI over the fo4esI2 ''
route "a, -
Beginning a. and connecting vs. .,.r
existing tracks ~ the Company 10 - yy.
Street a. or near i's intersection W. ,
miyea Avenue thence soltnNSe
upon and along N..aiiyeL Avenue -,
intersection with pyck0,An Ssfse, s-s
westerly IN. upon and sIoas Dye>n~A
20 tbs Hubs 70. .t.t-r. a, .-s
r. Is proposed 10 operate IN. ,s.
sion hy an overhead current o. 'cosc.a
similar 20 that employed tt ths w.
on its existing lines Of railroad az
Dated. New York. June i6th lfll,s ~
UNION RAILWAY COMPANf VI
ry EDWARD g. 4. T gA,s.5a,..
INF'A 49,
Attest: SHELTON f. MARTIN,
Corporate SealD 49,. YAH .
state Of Sew York. County ~ NeN lo,,.s-
EDWARD \. MAHER. being iss Or,
dcposcs and SAYS thar ne IS me =, "
dent 81 Union Railway COMPANY "a,
York City. the petitioner herein ..ssf
has read the foregoing petition az.
the contents thereof and thar tns 20 -
true q his own knowledge eAcell -
matters therein stated 20 Do s"eko. -,
formation and belief and as 20 in'''
etrs he believes II % be true ,,uEE
svo,n 20 before me his 18Th day Of -
CHARLES wIrzEL. Notary puslle' "a
County New York teriinc.e Ne,xf
y y. Co Bronx 60 Ne =. IS
Reg No 70i y. y 90. No. rlgl7s
Reg. No. 705S Commission
March 30. 1917. ...,. ts,s
and the following resolutions "'''
upon adopted mia, frcr /"
Union RAILWAY Company ~ NeN y. "a ~
dated June Is. 1916 was preseh,,,ss,,,r 3
Board ~ Estimate and Appof''''
a meeting held July q. 1915, 81, t,s -
Resolved. that m pursuance %, II -
Roard sets Friday the fifteenth IA, =. ,er
,ember. 1916. AZ 1850 o.cioch W usI. -
noon and Room Is. In the t,f "a 90
ough OF Manhattan. as me ll'n ~ ~ -
when and where such petition 80 n, ~
considered. and public hesrns :. ,nifdt
thereon. az which citizens shai. n fgrr
10 appear and be heard. and. p" 5,feSt
Resolved that the Secretary s.,ig,ys
70 cause such petition and these 80 I's.s ..
DAYS IN Two daiiy newspaper IN x,,s.
OF New York. 90 be desgnated o, me q
and Tor at least ten tlol dtNS IN daa
Rs S ,n %msda Tss Expense p OF such ~
rarion TO be borne by the peiiticn'.s, - rsssr..
JAMES u. McGANN. AssisiSn, ~
Room 1907. Municipal baiiu'"s -
phone No $3.50 .Worth.
New York. July ~. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09

TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Cl0se ~ View YofE.
Jsrsn. Cores ard China Via SeAitle)-
TaIfhFrlls SeSs -
usesW Fid Islands New Zealand and Aus
f-alia via Vancouver and Victoria. CT 90
NssIra =. :. efps =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
INSTRUCTION..
NEW JERSEY-Newark.
NEWARK TECHNICAL SCHOOL,
80 I'LL. Strasf NAVAL n l.

361 HIGH >treet' NeWdrk' ";
Course in Municipal and Highway Engineering
bss,,s Thur.d,y September 81 1915. Instruction
given I'm surveying Management and improvement
or Country Roads. Highway Engtneerins water
Supply Sewerage. COntracs. Engineering Dra"'ns
E,,ctrlcity English French and German. Tuition
Zee 800 90 per snnum. For Book OF Information.
amply To Charles A. Cotton. T.. n. Director.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
NEW JERSEY.
LAKE HOPATCONG.

Artistic ru5hls stone house flly furnished nc-s
RIOT larse lake frontage. near Rev Reach re'i
dsnco. boahouse - q moor boat cano" ard
rovho,i taken IN trade. vii sell ~ bargain
Room 1925 WooWorth Building y Y Phone
pa-rlav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATTR.

Omitted states Coast and Ccoletic Survcy)
St- rt.e. ....... p 20 Moon rises -. M. -
sun scfs............ 6i7 Moon sets "a. IN D.. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENT FOR SALE on coin controlled
apparatus for cigars or peanuts. 500.
John ThSohlos. 20 North William street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LET YOUR RENT PAY Foh NOrR HOME
Best financial plan explained uy Country Home
LesgIe. No 40 Wes: sd 81. Dept 4 'Phon'
$3.50 Mad So.
FOR SALE ii 900 ACRES or LENLL CT r.
over hard.ood lands IN Northeast Miss. -
Count; seat and two Railroads No ove-foF Fire
agricultural lands high class igvcstre1f ~
TENS " l FARMER Coserlsls, Ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
1ron Steamboat Go.

Daily 9 A. N. Pier g. R. ONLY. Fare 81 90
COMFY ISLAND
LEAVE WEST i=9TH STREET.
$40. 1890. 1870 \ "; $50. -, m.
As 80 415. 5I5. s. 90. 80. $40 2. NJ.
LEAVE PIER /. NORTH RIVER.
1920. 1i.15 \. NJ. l2.l5. l1o. zoo. -.
$50. as. 70. 6. go. 1l5. Si5. $50 = ".
I'VE. STEEPLECHAsE, COMFY ISLAND.
1926. J. %. 42.25. $40. 3.jt. as. 5.25. $40.
.7lO $50. SIS. o.o6. 1910 r. "
Trips marked do not 20 to l?oth St.
Trip marked does not stop at Pier l. Nh.
ROChAWAY BEACH
Ives Yonters. : 80 4 N W. l29th St. 80
An = .l5 = M Pl.r {. ~ r.. 10 % 4
2.i- VI Roekaway Bosch. d. 20. $50 T. "
Transfers 10 str. "Grand Republic
Round Trps ADULTS SOC: tHILDkEN SOC
SEASON CLOSES SUNDAY, SEPT. ION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

rn,s mails. tc,rri,, German malls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-09
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Institute Of Musical An Of The City Of New York
Address, Secretary, Box as. 40 Claremont Az N. Y.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING CARNIVAL Grand Central Palace. Lex
Az use i6th Ent Dancing daily sundays. all
modern dances taught. No liquor sold.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-22
EL PhPEL NONFDA ACTUAL VA
A SER RETIRADO PORQUE
NADIE 10 ACEPTA
COMO OUIERE Ell GOBIERNO De FbCTO
fiEJORAR LAS CONDICIONES ECGkO-
H!ClS De kUESIRO Pals

FL PASO. Texas. Febrrro 2l.-Jn
irfr carranciSta que lego a e.;ta ciu-
dad proccdentc de- Guadalaiarr. di6
a ronorrr Ia prensa local Il plan
gur - tiene formulate para m"iorar
las rondirione> erondmica> DE- MtXi
60. Esa plan - 81 mismo Que dl6 4
conocer LA PRENSA en- un teiegra-
ma procedente de- Nueva York. Y
ronSjStc 81 IN amitir 81 -obicrno ca
rranriSta una nueva emission dn pa
pei mOneda por valor de dosciensos
cincuenta millones de pesos. para
retirar 81 pape. que circuta actual
mente: Y eStab!ecer un BancO Cen
tral. con las eXiStenclas de todls las
instituciones bancarias de la RepG-
biica, las qua aportaran las dos tar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-22
Ell GENERAL IECHUGA FUE DERROTADO
POR ALHAlAH ENTIRE 0RIZABA Y
CGRDObl.l VtRhCRUZ

LAREDO. Texas, Fcbrero 2l.-Las
noricias l.cgadas de! Sur refieren que
las tropaS carranc!stas, Ell su avance
sob:e ci Estado de Morelos, van SEM
branGo q terror. pues en- todaS las po-
bl&ciorcs que ocupan. cometcn verda-
dcros atcntados, ap:cacndiendo Y fusi-
lando q todos los ind!viduos sOspe-
chosos dc ser par.idarios del Zapa-
tismo.
Los carrancistas llcvan ordenes
terminates Ae Pablo Gonzalez. pa
IA aca5ar con todos los enemlgos v
este Sc debe el que cuanto indi-
viduo cae en- sus manos Y aparece
sospechoso de haber ayudado a zapa-
tisno. cs fusiado su formation de
causa.
Las autoridades integradaS por
gente del sur estan siendo arrcsta-
das por los carrancistas, por cOnsi-
derar QGe obran de acuerdo con los
zapatistaS Y que apoyan a estos en-
su campaHa contra el gobierno de
facto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-22
ENTIRE IA lliT0Hi04D CIVIL Y
LA4HITaR nf L. laredo
h5Y D!ffHooNTbDFS
AHS4S 4HIIf22TIa GOBG5R Los IHPUESTOS
Que DfBtH SER Ps4Cg9QStH hGHE-
Da De los fSTt2gS ykIEGS

LAREDO. Texas. i'ebre-o Iii
~. ---.:., nle~@s disicultade5 en-
r-. lsz .u-ogis.a6c= ,ivi!es ' nliiitares
a.. N.,a,., Laredo. La causa de las
5f-:.....~drs de hov. osra ea Que las
,,.-,-;...&ss r,r,ir;ralss de In vecina
,,-....,g,, o3i,-,r r..s roDtrjppc:ones
:-,......... -.,. ...,sos fa irara = otraS
...,..,..o,.s. r..ara..: a1a ....fr?amente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-22
ES ANPIIADO Ell DECRETO QUE
PROHIbE LAMAR A Los AR
RERDATARIOS De GAShS
Ell consul CaRRAHCISTA EN- Ell PAS0 EY-
PLICi LAS CAUSlS DE- la AhPllA-
CION De ESE DECRETO
kilograms especial para La PRENSA.

Ell PASO. Texas, Febrero 2l.--
FL consul carrancista en- esta ciudad.
Sr. andres Garcia, recibio un men
safe en- que Sc lie dice que el decreto
transitorio prohibiendo el lanzam;en-
to de arrendatarios de casas por fall
ia de pago de renta de veinticinco
pesos menos Y ahora. ampliaGo
hasta comprender Il los arrendatarios
que pagan Glen pesos o menos, fue
eXpedido en- raz0n de que las condi-
Clones economicas han mejorado
grandemente en- la Ciudad de Mexico.
En- todas parties ha sido motivos
de concentrates ir6nicos el mensaje
anterior, pues es verdaderamente Gu
ricso que al mejorar las condiciones
pecuniarias de los habtantes de la
Capital de la Repubica Sc dicten dis
posiciones que acusan precisamente
10 contrario: que la situacion de los
capitalinos es tan precaria que no
pueden pagar Ia renta de sus casas Y
tienen que apoyarse en- un decreto
carrancista para salvar Ia terrible ST.
fuarifr en- que - cncuentran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-22
Ell CRAL. LECHUGA FUE DERRO-
TADO POR ALMAZAN CERCA
DE ORIZABA
Serricio Especial para IA PREISa.


LAREDO, Texas, Febrero 2l.-
Per telegramas particulares recibi-
dos aqui hoy. sa5ese que el general
carrancista Lechuga, quien yenia opc-
ranGc contra los Zapatistas entire Ne
X.co VeracruZ. fuc derrotado por
ana paYtida contrarrevolucionaria
entire las poblacioneS de Orizaba y
C6rdoba. cr el Estado de Neracruz.
L. partida que derroto a Lechuga
cStaha DaJo e. mando del general
Juan Andrew AlmaZan. quien desde
hace va!.ios mescs vieac operando
contra los carranciStas en- e. EStado
jarocho. Lechuga perdi6 gran MI
nero de hombres Y armas, municio-
Ecs Y where's.
F. citado general carrancis,a habia
eatado operando con buen cxito en-
los ttstados de Pueola Y TlaXcala Y
en- vista del excelente resultado de su
campa5a contra los zapatiStas. Sc lie
cnvi0 Il Eeracruz para cue comhatie-
II AlmaZan. pcro en- e! primer
encuentro soStcnido con este, rcsul-
to derrotado.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-22
EL CAR QUIERE QUE Sc A.
FRUEBEN SIN DISCUSSION
SUS DECRETOS


BERLIN. Fehrero 2l.-La AgeH-
ria de- Noticias "Overseas' publico
hoy IN mensaje dc Petrograd asc-
gurando Gue ej Primer Ministro Ru-
so manifesto Ia Duma que e GA"
dcseahu qlc todos sus decrelos fue-
r:n aproa4dos peoutamente y que no
pcrmitiria las di<cuS:ores inutlle>.
T. Primcr Ninistro agveg" que
en- los actuales momentoS. en- cue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-22
P!DE .i25 M!LLOMES DE LiDRAS
EL PRIMER MlNISTRO iNGLES


LONDEES. Fenrero ii f. Pri-
mer NjnjStro Lord ASquith prcscnt6
ley SoIicilando que ~c apruebe un
nuevo crtGito de guerra de cuatro-
cieatos veiaticinco milIones de ljbraS
esterIinas. Dijo el Primer Ministro
qac cl mon,o total de 10 que Inglate-
ma gas,c en- IA guerra sera de mil
sctecicnros millonca dc lihras. inclr-
yendo IL can,itad que ACADIA de soil
citar.
De acuerdo con los. datos oficiales
publicados por los paiSeS beIigcran-
tcs. cstos nan &astado desde que prin-
cipi6 il guerra. algo mas dc cuarcn-
Ia nil mi..oues dc d6lares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-22
LA CIUDAD De MEXICO ESTA
AHENAzhDA De QUEDAR SIN
lUZ Y FUERzA HOTRIZ
Los EHPLEADOS ' OBREROs De La COM
PANIA DE LUZ FLECTR!CA Sc De.
ClARAROh AVER En- HUELGA

MEXICO, D. r. Febrero 21.-Los
empleados Y obreros de la Compania
MeXicana de Luz Y Fuerza Motriz.
de esta capital, Sc declararon hoy en-
huelga porque IL empresa Sc nego
por complete acceder a Sus deman-
das, que consisten en- que SO les
abone doble sueldo del que vienen
percibiendo, Y Ia destitucion del ST.
perintendente. Mr. Dunn.
Las autoridades militares, tan
luego como tuyieron conocimiento de
que la huelga habia sido declarada, en-
viaron tropas proteger las planLas
de Ia luz, para evitar que sufran
perjuicios.
Sc teme que la ciudad y en- gene
raj todas las poblaciones del Distri-