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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28
DIVORCE
CASE ST|RS
JUDGE CODD

Nabel 3 Gardham. Vno II seeking
divorce from Joseph W. Garaham.
Friday morning. asked Judge Codd
for IS week 20 support their six
year-old daughter. and protest by
II. II. Markham, counsel for Gard
ham, to the effect that the csse was
10 20 uncontested only on condition
that Mrs. Gardhsm didn't ask for
allmony, aroused Judge Colds in.
dignation.
That is collision" declared Judge
Codd when Markham asserted that
Mrs. Gardham was not entitled 10 q
decree. But the facts as set forth
here entitle her 10 a decree, and |
shall give II together with the s.
week allowance she asks for the
child This In matter for the
court 20 Ak. not for attorneys TO de-
eide beforehand.
II you had known facts which
would prevent her from getting d
decree. you should have said 30 I'M
mediately This court is not going
10 Do made the tool Of attorneys.
Attorney Markham said that ne
would appeal 20 the supreme court,
az no amount had been fixed In the
bill. in accordance 10 the provision
OF s'atutes.
Mrs Gsrdham said hat her hus-
/ band came nome drunk a year ago
last March and struck her She de-
clared hat he was employed by the
Maxwell Motor Ear Co, in Porto
Rico for 4 time. and had written her
that he would seud 81 a week to
support their daughter This has
been forthcoming only on tao occa-
siOns she said sAe lives at No. s72
Fourih-AYe
Judge Codd signed the decree. and
told Gardhsn's lawyer 10 get an an
dayit from Gardham and make a
motion 20 set aside the default n
he wsaa~A ~ s~ntest .the case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28

Probate Jedss Command. Friday,
signed oetnmitnents to the county
asyium II Elolss FOR ave persons
who vet supposed to have been
driven ihanne By the extreme heat.
One man Was violent and caused
tAs depdtles considerable trouble in
serving ~ court srder.
Mrs. George Dufne. OF No s54
IAvton-9 ~. ohfained a commit
ment fot 1es hushand. declaring that
~ life tas unsaie In the house with
hin. she said that since tn. recent
bot spell began he had acted
strangely and "Wednesday threaten
4 - to kill her.
Deputy Sheriff Lodge searched
Dunes home at = O'Clock. Thursday
morning, and did not end him. The
deputy waited near the house until
II o'clock in the evening for Dune
X - come home. Al II o'clock he
made another search and found DUFF.
% hiding In the house. He showed
N inclination TO fight, the deputy
4 Declared.
Friday. In the county building. be
(CsstiaosS - Psse Fewrtees.b
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28
BY LNTrLD PRESS

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Ihe strike
~ hich has tied up surface cars in
the Bronx and Westchester county
and which threatens 70 extend
Manhattan, claimed It's
FIRST life early today. When brakes
on a car at One Hundred and Sey.
and Boston-rd failed
TO work for some unknown reason
and the car and a trailer plunged
down bill and were splintered
against a subway pillar. Motormsn
b. Horn, a strikebreskei, was ia
tantly killed ard two pisinclo,hss
men and another strikebreake;
were seriously injured
The Two cars. hooked together,
followed close behind aud were
stopped only a. The fender Of the
forward car bumped into the wreck
age
The accident followed minor
clashes In which many cars were
put out OF commission and 80 or
more men received minor injuries.
Several hundred police reserves
were on duty today. while nationsl
officials Of the Analgamsted Asso.
citation OF Street Railway men
threatened 10 tie up surface lines
OF Manhattan William % Fit1ger.
aid. head organizer ~ the strikers.
announced today he had received
offers OF financial supper from 9th.
er cities.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28
SEARCH RIVER
FOR HEADLESS
BODY OF WOMAN

A dragging crew % ilarbormastcr
Killings squad scar he'd the river
far an hour Friday, shortly after
noon. or he foot o. Wood lraav
IN an effort 20 fnd the headless BODY
OF woman which dock HLor p
said be saw floating on the surface
The operations % th" draeE.as rrR
attracted large cruvf 'u 'h" river
from, A. O'Clock rhe body had
not been found
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28
Held Guilty of Crime by
Tribunal of
TeutOns
WAS NOT MASTER
OF WARSHIP
Therefore II a d n o
Right to Defend Self,
Berlin Holds

BERLIN. Via Sayyille wirelessl.
July 27--tpelayedJ Capt Charles
Fryau, OF the British merchant
steamer Brussels. vas executed for
franc tlreur' crime against
armed German sea forces on order
OF field court OF the navy corps
according 10 ofnciaI dispatches from
Brgggs today
The death sentence was imposed
because, although Fryau did not
belong 20 the British naval forces.
on March Is. 1915. near the Mas
nrcsblp. ne cndeavorcd 10 ram the
German submarine U-33 Fryatt,
his FIRST officer and bis FIRST eng.
ne"r later received gold watches
from tho British admiralty tor
brave conduct and were mentioned
In the house Of commons.
Fryatt Vas captured later Sen
tencs OF death was confirmed and
Trya't was shot.
The Brussels. commanded BY
Cant Fryatt is i3o0-ton passen.
ger boat belonging TO the British
Great Eastern Railway Co She Is
one ~ the best known North sea
ferry steamers and plies. in peace
times. between HarHIch the Hook
OF Holland and Antwerp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28
ASS Fsr Aaminlstrs,or.

Ms Lena kn3rr widow 90 Her
man kqorr. who died june 20. leay
Ing an e-tate ~ approximately
500 200. porjtinned the probate
court. Friday morning. io have her
son. Emil appointed administrator.
There are seven heirs Mrs.. Knorr
lives At No 6i2 FouTccutlaye
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28
AUSTRIA TO HELP.
U. s. AID POLES
Must First Take Counsel With
Germans, Says
Vienna
by UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON. July IS -Austro
Hungary, in cooperation with Gen.
many. will grant President Wilson =
wishes In the matter OF Polish re-
lief work, In the opinion OF Foreign
Minister Burian, according 20 ad
vices received here today.
American Ambassador PenfeId
presented the presidents Polish re-
lief appeal TO Austrian Foreign Min.
lister Burian July 20. according 10
this information.
Penneld strongly urged that the
presidents appeal be needed and
Burisn expressed great sympathy
with the presidents views. adding
his unofficial belief that Austro Hun
gary, working with Germany, would
grant all desired. He said he would
lay the matter Immediately before
the emperor.
Burian said as Austria controlled
only one-tblrd OF captured Polish
territory. he did not have full lib.
erty OF decision In the matter. He
told PenneId also that during the
last few months, owing 10 better
crops and management, conditions In
that part OF Poland have improved
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28

Bdnquo'S Ghost at the Feast!
THAT'S What Danbury HafterS
Decision VIII Be for Hughes

in the famous Danbury Hatters'
case The fact that the opinions
which he personally delivered up
holding the California eight-hour Law
for women. the Illinois child labor
law and the federal hours OF service
act for railroad employees were very
liberal and enlightened. are apt 10
be forgotten by every labor man.
Even the fact mat In the Coppage
" Kansas case he was party 10 a
ringing dissenting opinion upholdtng
ne right OF a state 10 legisiate TO
prevent discrimination against union
tContinuea % Page F"urtees.b
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28
THE WEATHER.

DetpoIt ssd Vicinity Friday night
ssa saturday partly eisuAy and ~ea-
sie 20 moderate east 20 south wfhAs.
Lower Michigan rsiv ssd con
tinved warn Friday sfGht sua Sat-
srNsy.
UDper Ish~st Geptie 10 Nedevste
.vssls Friday sisht ssa. ssturSsy,
mostly seatkessti fsiv ssd con-
fisueA warm.
Lower Lah~st Gentle 20 moderate
esst wtndst fair Friday night snd
Saturday warmer saturday On On
tsSse.
HsGhest tsmpersture this dste sp
the past ~ yesrs. N. In fOo1i low
est, -, In 1891.
0ss yesr ago today Highest tom
pepafuve. TT lowest. e7t mean, II,
~tssAy weather with ia Inch Of rain.
The sss acts Friday NJ 7isS D. m.
end vfses st sfx1 q. m sstsvdsy
TIE @ees rises % $50 .. ~. Sat-
rwdsy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28
ORDERS INQUEST
IN POHL CASE

Coroner Rothacher has ordered an
inquest into the death OF Elmer
Pohl. son OF Walter g. Pohl. OF No
lI7s Jenerson-ave Young Pohl was
killed by a machine driven by Al
phonso Noreeuw. Of No. 735 Nc.
Clellan-sve.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28
Green MOtOrman Dies;
Three Injured In
Smash
TROUBLE is
SPREADING
Several Hundred PO-
lice Reserves Called
Out
BY rNITED PRLSS-

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Police
Commissioner Woods today mott
fed both strikers and employees
In the Bronx strike zone that
they must Immediately dispense
with the services OF osnssters.
The police fear that hiring Of
sunre Of ali sorts and belong
ing TO scores OF different gangs"
will lead 20 reign Of terror
which the ssngsters viii seize
as an opportunity TO even UP
their own personal and gang
scores.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28
conser,ption Not Favored

Mayor Arthur w Jackson was
bitterly opposed, Thursday evening
when he spoke favorahly before the
Essex county council OF a mild form
OF CONSUMPTION which may be con.
sidered at the convention ~ the
Emergency corps which all be held
Wednesday In London. Ont The
scarcity OF farm labor tx one Of the
cardinal arguments against con.
scription In Canada, Il Ia said. Ne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28

The Young Mems Republican clue
will hold a smoker nert Tuesday
night. a. No. lO2 RAndolphtt. 10
seph A. MCMILLAN will act az chair.
man OF the meeting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28
VILLA TRAPPED
ONCE AGAIN
Csrranza Army Said to Have
Bandit Sur
rounded

MEXICO CITY. July % Pancho
VIVA y being driven into a trap
m thousand Carransista troops are
Ig1y1n6 him and his capture Ia i'm
U1nOt according to officisls here.
n announcement was made in re-
~ - runors from the United States
touAGe that the bandit chief 10 NOV
- toward Torreon.
sOoeA . story 10 ridiculous" II
Ms otated today by q high oficiaI
~vl11a coanot move south
nsply 70 First Chief Carranrs's
aoee susgestins Joint commission
- settlement OF the border difYicul
- y expected hsurly from the
Uno1o1 States. settlement OF GER
- nsttsrs." according to the view
~ ollciais. u probably delaying II
r ~ meanwhile. MEXICO City ex
80 the American cxpeditionar,
- Vim b withdrawn. thus avoid
H0 llsouesion on this point wher
~ ccufsrsncsa between the Next
~ -, Ausricsn commissioner
#V S.s..la..e kts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28

Whenever labor reads the record
or Charles E Hughes decisions as a
supreme court Judge. the thing II
Slll remember hrst - that ne con
cured in the decision OF the court
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28

Premier Asquith and John + Red
mond. The Irish Nationalist leader
have about reached the end % their
understanding which has continued
the AsquiJh government IN power
for many years The failure OF A.
quith TO keep his agreemut about
home rule has augersa me Nation
alist leader and MS party They
threaten 20 break OF relations, and
II is possible there viii Dc A general
election with ne Irish question as
the Issue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28

pysssrss-tHe pisfs seat hSrA-thss
q rfsht-TTmes Deb Dcpt,--Msss eva
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28
6V BASIL N. MANLY.

tNoted economic and political expert
for The rimesD
tTnis is the second in MAnlys ser
les OF articles breaking the silence
% silent Hughes In These articles
Manly. by quoting verbatim from
speeches and supreme court dscts-
ions Of Hughes lays bare the actu-
ating principles BY which the mind
~ Charles T. Hughes operates Ed
tar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28

vsse for IN. RoRERT r. VIII
LiAMs sev csrerer--As,.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-28

~ nay Leach. Has the Pole
~ Pvu0 peopt-
>eves IN svmpssfsioa sec. He-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-03
rclcgrama especial para L, rRENsA.

NihEa OkLhANS' -AoFl! III
iorm@S "ecl0idos en- eSta ciuc"' PoE
los representatives. dc- general ':.N
p."z' ia" cdeAt& dc cue las iue' @aS
que comP0hen e. @JeEc!to ue Heo'S"-
"i@aci"H. cue ehc"oez" et genera!
n'eN.taNo de Fe'sEe''c'"' 'Ie"e" "'-
tu%:meHte e domino Ne IA mayor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-03
I'm TREN De PhSAJEROS DES-
GARLIC ENTIRE MADEIRA
Y CHIHUAHUA
EN- Ell ACCIDfRTE kUR!ERON 'OCH0 PER
SOHbS Y VfIHTf ~RESULIARON
GRiFEHEhTE MRlDsS

Ell PASO, Texas. Abril 2.-Entre
Ia estaciones de MADEIRA y Chihuahua,
Sc registr6 hoy un descarrllamlento
Que fuG de fatales consecuencla5,
pues hubo ocheEta muertoS y velnte
gravemente heridos.
El tren descarrilado era uno de
pasajeros que Sc dirigia a Ia capital
del Estado de Chihuahua. En- el via
iaban mas de Glen personas que ha-
bian salido de Ia region donde Fran
cisco Villa esta operando con los
hombres armadcs que tiene bajo sus
ordenes.
La noticia del desastre ferrovia-
rio lego esta noche El Paso, pro-
cedente de ia ciudad de Chihuahua,
pero como en- ella no Sc dan deta-
les ampios del desgraciado sure-
so, Sc ignoran los nombres de las
victimas del descarrilamiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-03
Ia CAIPITIj2A De VILLA ESTA HUY
lEjOS DE SER Uni REALIDAD
CREESE QUE Ia lER2OTA QUE SUF2O IN GUERRERO No FUE
EA5 GU; UNA ISTRATAGEiiA DEL IEFf REBtLDE PARA
HSSPIRl2 CIIAAFIASZA / LOS AhLRIGAROS

"icgrota" de Villa : >.~ nombres en-
Guerrero. no irG mas Gue una c,.ra-
tageEa Je. L5...o jefe -coc.Gc para
.,&c=r uLe 5os aIrcr:-"..;s -omaraH al
@u2a confianza, : Sc lntetaa~on, per-
siyultDiolo. en- e. co"azoA GS IA q
brUpi;, serran!a. Ell dOnde podria dvs-
pIt> bat:clas con gran eXito, PueS hay
c@ esas moHtaaaS. lugareS tan es,ra-
tJEicos que basta una So!a &metraiIa-
dora pr; aca5ar con in regimlento
eatero- antes de q1e pu5da !ocali-
zarse e! sitto dc donde sc hace tuego.
Ia caZa dc Villa ?or los america
nos cn e dislrito de Guerrero. esta
&es0r-oll.Hdoae con g:aE actiyidad :
ce UHa mancra cs:i;'teG:c". Las CO.
la:n-as en- cue Z cabaI!egia del CO.
rome. Dodd Sc han dividido. forman
uIa especie dc varillaS de abanico
que aranzan con gran cautela hacia
el sur, inspeccionando todos los lu-
g2res dc esa region. Esas tropaS Sc
han dividiGo Ell varias columnas de
modo que 4 cada una solo lie CORES
pOnde inSpcccionar una area relativa-
mente pequena. siendo de eSta name
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-03

Fl. ptSD. Texas. Abrii II! EN-
vio Ir p"ovi. ones 4 .as turrzaS lie.
general Prr,hin- gu" - "nrurAtra
a tuatrocirnta, mit!a> lie Ia fron'"Hl,
- dlilculta cran,Irurnt" y - sH"r
aIui QUE - matrriajmenlr lmpoSi-
b." harcr.1S !le=ar hasta dondc s.
la.la =! roronal Dodd.
los inr"rmHS Iu" - rectDI"ron
noy son al rfrrto ir Iur las tropaS
amrriranas QUE "SLIn IN -. lntr-
rIor d. Ch!manaa al manio d.. CO.
~uUr DGdi s.. han r>taiu apruTl-
Sluaandu d. ruanto n"cc>ltan. -! Ia
rr-p6a ionir oprran. y por "Sta ra-
z6n n" :" han yistn rn situation
d"-"Sp"rada porqu" = gob:"rno amr
ricano no ha podld0 "nViari"S los Vi
yrrrs drs,Ir la rront"ra.
Las tropa5 del roronr. Dodd han
r>taio romprando y SarrificandV
-anado cada vrz 4 han trnido nrceSi
lad. y icDiio rstd no han $ufTido
por faita lie ajimrntnS. 81 ;.:,: 9rdidO
las I-opds 4 81 les rnvir ti,.ijc. pucs
rStr articulo no 10 han cnrontr 10
IN ia region ,iondr han vrnid0 vp"-
raHio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-03
VILLA NO fSTAbA EN- GIjERRf-
RO CUAHDO FL RIAQUE
4 ESA PLAZA
Ell JfFE REDELDE ESTA CURAhD0SE De UNA
iiERlDA QUE RECIBIO In Una PIER
Ma DURbRTE IN CGhDAIE
cnrrcsnnndcncia cspcciaI para LA rRENsA:

t>pccial para la iiN-'''''A-
Ell FASO. Texas, Abril 2.-Procc-
dentes de Casas GrandeS. chihuahua.
llegaron hoy q esta ciudad siete anne
ricancs. entire los que sc haila el obs
DO mormon. Bently. Los viajeros
traieron ia noticia de que Francisco
Villa ne Sc encontraba Ell Guerrero
nj en- las cercaniaS de dicha plaza,
cuando las tropas americanas manda-
das por el coronel Dodd atacaron a
los Nillistas los derrotaron, obli-
gandolos huir de Ia plaza que ha-
bian ocupajo tras de infligir una de-
rrota a las tropas carrancistas.
Seg4n los americanos que dan es-
IA information, Francisco Villa no
ia tornado parte en- los ultimos en-
cuenrros. porque Sc halla herido de
una pierna Y esta curandose. La he
rida Ia recibi6 Villa en- un encuentro
registrado cerca de Ciudad Guerrero
antes de que Sc trabara Ia lucha en-
ire vi.listas y las tropas de Dodd.
Uuo de los siete americaros cue
llegaron hoy a esta ciudad, es An
drew Peterson, leader de los NOR
mones que estaban establecidos en- e
Estado de Chihuahua"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-03

WASHIEGT0N, Ab"il 2.-Tarios
Ge los prominentes refugiados mcxi-
canos que Sc cncucncran reSidicHdo
TN csta capita, han reelbido irformes
p:,:yados en- los cuaies - confirma
In no;icia dc que el genera! Felix
Diaz con una fucrtc expedition mi
lita" iescmbarco hace tempo en- IA
costa del Golfo de Mexico. en- IN pun
TO situaLo cerca de Ia Inca diyisoria
entire los Estados de Tabasco y Cam
peche.
En- los c;rcuIos mexicanos de eSta
capita! Sc diio hoy, que cl moyi-
micnto cncabezado por el general
Diaz, es mucho mas formidable de 10
que hasta ahorG Sc ka pensado pOr
los carranciStas V los funcionarios dc
IL administration americana; pUeS
que Sus soStenedores Y partidarios Sc
encuentran entire los principales hom-
bres de waller. tanto financiero. como
inte ectua, de la Republica MeXicana.
Dicese que el representante de cSe
movimierto en- Europa. es NADIA me-
nos que el licenciado don Jose Yves
L!mantour. que como Sc sabe, fuc
Secretario de Hacienda por muchos
amos en- los diversos gabinetes que
tuvo eI general don Porfirio Diaz Y
4 las dotes financieras del cual, Sc
dcbio ID prosperidad economical del
pals.
Sc insiste tambien en- que ei licen-
ciado don Francisco Leon de Ia Ba-
IRA, eX-Embajador de Mexico en- los
Estados U"idos V .eX-Presidente pro-
visional de ia Republica, que sc en-
cuentra actualmente en- Nueva York,
es ci repreSentante foliCiSta en- los
Estados Unidos.
Dicese que ambos conocidos per-
sonajes, han sido las principales in
fluencias que Sc han movido para Ia
consecuci6n de fondos para el movi-
miento reorganizador, y que el eXito
financiero alcanzado ha sido 10 su-
ficicnte para da" el triunfo Ia eau
! sa.
/ Habiase tambitn de que el licencia-
/ do dc Ia Barra. en- union del senor
iimantour. han conseguido la ayuda
de todos los honbres de waller en-
Mexico, Y que el proyecto de ambos
es q &c inducir al gobierno de Wash,
ington, tan rronto como este Sc con,
venza de los exitos alcanzado5 20,
! las fuerzas felicistas, que reconozca
al general Oiaz, no como IN gobiernc
de facto, sino como un gobierno dc
derecho, con 10 cual Ia pacificaci6r
del pals Sc lograra en- POGO tempo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-03
Ell gobierno espanol pide a Alemania
que hage una Investigation sobre
ell hundimiento del Sussex
En- case de que este barco haya sdo torpedeudo por
submarine alemdn, Sc pedird tambi<n que
ell comandane sea castigodo
Tuuieron una conferencia los manufacturers
espanoles de Mlados de algod6n


MADRID. Abri! 2.-EI .Jrf" DE- Ga
binetc. Conir de- RomanOn"S. mani
feSt6 hoy a Ia prcnSa que IN Ia nota-
que 81 sobiern0 cnvid Al"mania,
So pedia que Sc. !Iiicera una urscn-
te investigation acrrca del hundi-
micnto. del barc0 SUSSEX y qua s.
de Ia investigation que Sc iliciera.
rssultaba que el raferido barco ha-
bfa sido hundido per .un torpedo, Sc
castigara al comandante del subma-
rino causante del i11Fndimianto del
vapor de pasajeros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-03
VJElVF / SER cRITICA IA
SITUACI0H INTERNATIONAL
CON ALEHANIA
CONSIDERASf INEYITABLi UNA kUpTURA De
RElAGIOEES A NEH0S QUE FSIs ADsH-
DONE SU CiApAHs De SUBRhRlR0S


WASHINGTON. ADrii Hoy Sc
Supo rn cSta capital que In >ituacidn
III las reiacionc> intrrnacI"naIes con
.Aicmania. la vuc.to ser tan SrGia
que I'll los rircu.os oficiairs 50 coil
SiQera como inevitable una ruptura
con esq pOtcncia- ruropea.
Snlamcntc Que A!rmanla abandone
su campala submarine contra los
barGOS mcrcanlcS. pOdTia cvItarse
nse rompimlcntO: purs segln So sa-
be 81 G0b:crno amcrlcanO esta dis
punsto rsta vcZ a >o.ucionar Ia cues
tiGn definitiyamentr.
DiccSn Que :! G0bIcrno americana
tienr prepaTaia una formidable aou
SaciGn contra AicmauIa por Su poll
tica naval. QUE ScFa dada la pu-
blicidad rn caSo dc una ruptura do
cclarionrS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-03
UNA NIjiIE2I)SA PARTIDA VILLISTA ESTA
APROXIiIANDOSE 4 CHIHUAHUA

forman. Sc cree que Sc diSpone alta
car "a plaza
Los mensajes recibidos de Chi
huahua dicen que TO Sc Sabe 81 Vi
liza marcha con el grupo cue Sc diri-
ge Ia mencIonada ciudad, o Sc que
do escondido en algun sitio donde no
pueda ser halledo. Sc cree, sin, en-
bargo.-y asi 10 dicen los mensajes
telegraficos recibidos de chihuahua
que Villa es conducido en- una ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-03
REDICIRiN La PRODUCTION LOS
MtNUFACTURER0S DE AR
TICUL0S DE AIG0DON.

Scr,irio Especial para IL PRENSa.
MADRID. Ahril 2-LOS manufac-
tureros de artiru;os de aieOd6n, ee-
lebraron una junta aver, para tratar
sobre la escasez de la materia pri-
ma. Los referidos manufacturers
intentan reducir la production, Ell
vista de que 10 hay olngJnos indi--
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Ell REY JORGE PUSO A DISPO.
SIGI0N DEL GObIERNO Glen
MIL IIbRAS ESTfRLINAS

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