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The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-23
A Sluggish Liver Needs Attention.

Let your liver get torpid and you are in for a spell of misery. Every body gets an attack now and then. Lax. Fine for the stomach too. Stops the dizziness, constipation. bili- ousness and indigestion. Clears the Thousands of people keep their livers active and healthy by using Po-Do- as a result general relieft follows. the phlegm, thus relieving congestion. Pine Tar also acts as an antiseptic. blood. Only soc at your Druggist.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-23
HEP AHEAD OF GER-
 MANY WAS OBJECT
Rear Admiral Badger Was Prin- cipal Witness Before Commit tee on Navy Affairs Yester- day-Gave Interesting Data.

Washington. Feb. 22.-The object of the building policy formulated in 1903 by the naval general board it was disclosed today by the house nav al committee, was to keep the United States ahead of Germany in the race for national supremacy The state ment was made by Rear Admiral Charles J. Badger, a member of the general board who explained that the policy had contemplated fleet of forty-eight first line battleships by 1919 to accomplish its purpose.
 The statement did not go into the record of the hearing and Admiral Badger did not amplify it to show why the board had thought such course necessary. The admiral was replying to suggestion that the object of the old policy was to keep the American navy in second place. While that was the effect it had he said the real object was to keep ahead of Germany.
 This year the board fixed as it's policy the creation by 1925 of a fleet equal to the most powerful afioat at that time. The committee did not go into the boards reasons for chang ing it's ideas beyond drawing out the explanation that the board believed a fleet ten per cent superior to any fighting force that may be brought against it would be necessary to in sure against the invasion of America by an enemy. Under questioning by Representative Kelley, Admiral Bad ger said the construction of three ad ditional dreadnaughts and eight bat tie cruisers would place the navy on a par with Germany today.
 To equal Great Britain's probable feet within two years Admiral Bad ger said the United States would be obliged to have a total force of for ty dreadnaughts. fifteen battle cruis- CTS. twenty-five swift scout craft, two hundred submarine and two hun dred and fifty destroyers.
 He was not favoring such pro- gram but merely answering ques- tions by Representative Butler. Such a fleet could not be built in two years though it might be constructed in four, said Admiral Badger.
 Representative Butler said experts of the navy had told the navy com mittee that the minimum number of capital ships that could be laid down at one time in the United States was twenty-five and that they could be completed in two years if the skilled labor could be found. Admiral Bad ger thought the same armor output would not permit such rapid con- struction.
 In urging such a great increase, Admiral Badger stated he did not wish to be understood as saying the present force is not a thoroughly ef- ficient one. q do not want to give the impression that our fleet is no good It is a good fleet, we'll drilled, we'll equipped and well organized. We are prepared now just as far as our power will permit us to be. More power means more ships"
 Regarding the present place of the fleet among the navies of the world Admiral Badger said he clasaed it third place in fighting power, q think we are number three," he said Japan is coming along but has a good deal to do to equal our fleet. In military power think we are a pretty good third with France not far be- hind"
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Chancery Judge:

The News is authorized to announce NJ. E. Sanderson, of Texarkana, as a candidate for Chancery Judge, of the 9th Chancery District of Arkansas, subject to the action of the Democrat ic primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-23

For Tax Assessor
 The News is authorized to announce Henry B. Allmand, of Albany town ship, as a candidate for Tax Assessor of Nevada County, subject to the ac- tion of the Democratic primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-23
FERTILIZER SUIT NOT
 LIKELY TO BE CALLED

Little Rock, Feb. 23.-The suit that was brought to test the validity of the fertilizer inspection law has not been set for hearing. So far as can be learned in the office of the Attorney General it is not likely to be set. It is being permitted to drag along, without any one apparently being interested in it.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-23

The prettiest line of Spring clothing In Prescott has just been opened at opr store. They are we'll made, new patteFns and attractive. Come in and see them.-E. L. Cox & Company.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-23
ANNOUNCEMENT FEES.

Congress .$15.00 Circuit Judge ............... 1000 County Judge ............... 1000 Representative ............... 1000 Circuit Clerk ................ 1000 County Clerk ............. 1000 Sheriff 1000 Assessor ....................1O .. 1000 Treasurer ............... ..... 1000
 Coroner 500 Township Officers 2.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07

WHISPERS THING FOR
WINTER, SAYS pESHEk

\ whlshcr brigade will very
shortly hv organized ot the city
hail, n tentative plans being
considered boy Mike Pcshck. clerk
of the special tux department,
matrrihliEr to his satisfaction
reshuk f. CanyassinE the city Of
llCials and employees 10 see how
many viii support him and stand
back Of him I'm beard growing
campaign
There's nothing to this smooth
face business I'm the winter time
declared the ruddy checked Mike
Me for whskcrs IN cold weather
Anybody with ordinary NiuUty
can produce a respectable crop in
three or four Wccks. and there's
AN end tn frozen faces and Christ
mas muifIcrt II | can get amy
support. there viii be- about ten
yard. of whtskcrs growing In IN,
rlty hpl inald, of month
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07

During Tho war the dogs have rescued
at least 5000 wounded soldiers who 9TH
crwisc would have pcrished
The Detroit times., 1916-10-30

IF yours is home where there are
children, you are cheating them out
Of something if you are bringing
them up in a rented house. The
child who goes out into the world
equipped with the memory of infu-
ences surrounding his own home,
carries with him a stability and
sense of permanency that makes
for success. Don't cheat your child
out of this steadying influence.
Don't send him out into the world
with that UNATTACHED FEEL
ING that the child from a rented
house feels. ..... -. ..,.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-30

There is no need of delaying the
matter any longer. If you wish to
build home, we will build it for
you-the money end need not delay
you. We have a special proposition
for those who wish to build right
away or in the near future. Mail
this coupon today and we will send
you our plan. Or better still, come
in and talk over with our Mr..
Zanger your resources and just
what you can do, and he will help
you figure the thing out. We will
furnish you plans, or follow your
own ideas.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-30

The home that is being paid for is the best savings
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26
Gonzalez no teue al partido
-ieGalista,7

Ii comandaIte mi.itar de CluIaG
Juarez. Francisco Gonzalez, ninSr-
IA importaacia ia a! m0vinientP
"legali=ta" que Sc dice ha estado Or
ganizandose por eicmentos 4ue Is
tuvieCon con Ell rill;sm0. 81 Jete M
i!:ar Le la veciua plaza hlzo aver
mas declaraciones preHadas de !Co-
MIA, como para demoSrrar que Mn
guua importarcia lie concede al nue.
10 partido anticarrancis;a. Tales de-
c~iaracicneS, fueTon las siguieutes:
No nay tal pactido y 81 Ell realldad
exiSse, ninguua imp0rtancia ticae.
Hace aisIn tempo, cuanto empcz6
a haDlarse de Ia organization de csc
partido, tuye q IN aGente espec!a:
;raDajando entire las ra"5onas Sc
.laladas como las org Gizadocas cel
'movimiento y poC csc a5ento IS que
- encueutCan Ell ian mala SVuac!on
que tuv!erol Ctc pa7icla I nj en-
riado d;eZ ceG,ayos Pequ"naS can
;idades como cSa tienen que pedir-
- prestadoS uaos : otnos. para SOS
tenersc De HIanec. Gla.si los jefes
dei movimieato eslaa m timi!adoS,
potr4n u5ieleS in!agiaa?se q 70 que
Sc reduce !odo, Is ian Pcoftnda M
ira hacia los laSa!!s'as. lie los cua
ins no nay Lno s'>:o ~ ;oto el Estado
de- Chihuahua. gu Hseesito habIaT
III "verSo" pars ">pCeSaT meior mis-
pe2>amieG:Os roc l. tlUto dire que
III mi.do les t"1crtcs III eu:dado les
Iponemos,"
Ell pIhIico I'd Cs.dc c0u las dccla-
racioHes dc C~2cc&,e1, rubiicadas por
los G!ar3os E@Sle3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26
Morelus zaTsgaza sEae 44s
no esta mszc'zas 81
BiBgda Hayiaa'sate
Tevaiuealsa liz
Ell JEFF IILITAR DE CIUDAD.
5UAREZ DECLARA QUE NO
IONA En- SERIG Al PAR
TDO IEGAL:STAn
LIegan a Ia greatera aaticias de que
Ia SituaciGn porg1e atravieSa
yacatss8s = scribe.

Corresponds ga-s Ia PfTAsi
Ell PAs0, zas, Agasl A.-El
general rr :sUst!o MoreioS
K $50 cot3 5: H24a residieudo
en- ssta c:2Sz1 1e3Se mace Yarios
mescs, I=2;2ss:o-2 yeE a IN diar!o
iocs! g. -: 900 iae1acta Ia
information pubsiGzis por los peri6-
!.cos carcsaclst23 Qus Sc editan en-
Il Norts Il E@s.4o, Cespeeto o que
81 e~stuvieca - @QC2iYencia con e!
general Sa!sz2c : ctsos ieIes que
sc. acosieron : "a anaista esrranctS-
"a. PIAZZA oc3n;zac una conSpiraci6n
contra 81 ggb:sCGo De facto.
e general a5celos zacasoza eH'
pres6 que .a2E0co Is cierto que Is
Is ligsdc con .! Iicenciad0 Diaz LON
bac1o, 1~ue>3l Felipe Angeles y otTos
i.f.s .zyi!;Gs:aS, para orsanizar IN
:: -.orlnEiento revolucionario.
:Srz;,u y c.t2jo general Horeios Ia
saEoza. d todaS las personals que Sc
..ac,onan en- "a preflsa cacrancista
:on1 lsa1os Goa 81. para consP!raT,
500 =. amigo del inseniero Manuel
:y3z..ia, qu;en aeaDa de i!eSac do
Tuesa York. En- cuant0 a los '5euo'
- Diaz LoC>bar1o y AnScIeS-t-
sc-apenas ST los e9nezeo : aace
las de I'm aI0 qua no ccuzo IN ga
Judo con ellos.
por <ino, q general Morsl0s "a
rasoza afirm6 10 siguiente: Como
niiIitares, sirvo Solamente a Mexico
' no al primer iefs Garranaa III a
revoluci6n alsu1a 4ue tlenda a dl'
solver a lin gobierno que se ajuste
q Ia Constitution y que sea recoaoti"
do por el pueblo mexicano, cuente o
40 0 81 apoyo moral de los Es.2-
dos Ua;dos."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26
l5gsz, 18s ID ds
sedIeI5a, S;sa y4est9 sa
IIbefIsa Gzue0a3E
Eli af9Was gl.Is
UN ANO ESTUNO PRESO .ACJSi-
DO DE EA8ER. T0MADO PAR
TkIpAGWN En- FL si0.i-
sf3ENTY SEDECI0S0.
IA can:inuad0 CT grande eScala la
a&Iartac!rn DC cuerOS y Tietcs
- zucstra republica.

a>I9rtar.rn DC cuerOS y TietcS
- -ucstra rcpublica.
sos.c.qsac!a TSpccisi para La FTENSt.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Ae0sto 81.
Aver Sali5 N libcrtad baj0 fianZa,
are",o Lopez, que llevaba va IN
afo ID estsr en- la c8rcel del Con-
ts,5. aaj0 "a acusaci6a dc habcr
:aals1o participation ea 81 moYl-
n!@;o acdicioso dirigitO por Pizs6a
y lie IL Rosa.
La tGusa dc Lopez Serd vista en-
IS ?"6ximaS SeSiOaeS de Ia COrLc
De, Distr!t0 J 81 defens0r del acu-
sdo abriSa Ia esperanto De obteacr
Is i.3oCtad absolute dc Lopez, ell Wis
"a De que s. nan deSraneGid0 POGO I
0ocO las SospeChas dc que huDlera
sidO uED0 dc los aGitadOres que tanto
g2abajO dieron i las fueTZas resula-
Is y del EStadC q ailo pasadn.
Dice IN diario local que intrCi-
Die parece que t0davia maya en- Me-
leo "a irancnSa cantldad de CANA
- que damueStca ia oyportaci6n j
,.rles que 81 Ia c~Gntinuado haci",-
D a este pals. Los daLO5 o~ftcIatra
racosid0s poT 81 ~peri0dioO q que ALL
%, acusan que Ell las GltiGnaS seIna-
las han pasado S0lamcGie poc csta
.duana. yariOs miles de cuGrOS a.
- Y cabHa. que valcn cient0S dc mi
; de- pesos.
Los corrcSDOnsaleS ancTicaucs
,ue vinieron q csta ciudad ~pr0ceden-
: de Chicago. Nueva York y otrOs
EStados, para infornlar q los nerid-
dicoS que representa- sobrc los sell
saciouales, acoutecimieutos que r:C-
yeron Que han 4 registrars mo.lyr
des la mOyiIizarj6n de las S~uArdfas
nacionaies V eli LemoT de una sut-
ira con M-Xico. nan comonzaJo 81
@reSar q sU$ rcSpec! lvos lusaro".
N vista De que no la side ~p-1N-.''-
a para JOS d.ari0s g,;a IL. an
Ill viaje 4 Ia fronter2, pysr T. alH.
.auy pOcas no,icias Ian tno=" lido
porQUc no Sc han re-. stIe,o a.."sN>
e gran importan3ia.
-Todo Brownsville - t- n "e
que Ia presence ~ .-i us "a
ioAaI"S "H est "'@.o' 40 81
'Aam"n;" pro'eea5H2 '' wa,
: especlaimenie para ssA ciUa''
ne - II centre P~TiAclI' oe io7 Nc
aeA"S DE tooo 81 VALE
Con motive DE- Z aciJn pro
'dcida pc: Fl ~nlCNl-.ento Sediain-
20, habia QuedaiO - I'm ma'as con
clones r,.a yc-.i". .ue no Sc ha-
elan va ncEouioS -tnrInos pucs era"
AeT:e dc las tieTa1s tueron abardo-
tadas por lbs 3=rIeultnrcs para pc
1arse 4 Sa!yo r. .oS ataQueS DE- i2'
sedlriosoS. La H"-ada He los no''
iii S0!daG3- WillclanoS pEo''i''!
ici No. mo a daT YiSa 4 es'a
region, GU aac-a Sc eneuen,ra r'
.aa':2irrsa i~AneJorapIes pueS 1000
.iuHdo h ,'a3aJo POT 10 mlSni"'
.os les nan tomato IN aS2s:
; n" ha-aSador.
- I9.amoroS. los rarganclSias
.~l,- $500 aArraSc. ~ ic- !pfpr-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26
La sitraci5l en- ZacatecaS IS
teSeSperada.

Los srs-3-Drps dc los diarioS &c
asta ciuiai han rerogito, de boca De
los v:3ie~5S iieSados de! interior de
Mexico. :aiormes dc Ia situati6D
pocGuA 2traviesan los Esiado5 del
centre de Ia r~eptiblica. Ell Zacate-
los riaieros-reiua 81
haGsle mas terrible que imasirac-
Sc pueda y haSta los rsrrancistas
son vlctimas de ia deSesperada 81
.uat!6n porquc arravieza aqueIIa
eutidad. Como una prueha de clio,
aicen los yiajeros que en- 81 Canine
merpu robadoS vaglas wees, : e2
dos = tres ccasiones, los autoTes de
los asagtos eran los mismoS so!dados
del g0biern0, Iuiaues al grito dc VI
va Carranza deSpojaDau u los Dasa-
jeros de 81 sequiraies yce ST dine
70.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26
81, EitSE GLE TN JEFE VI
a..ISGa C:siET0 LAS 0RE5AS 4
,E;.NEE C.tRHANCiSTAS.
III arEan0 te Gales piie la remoei0n
t"! e8Hsj! americana en- Noga-
les, Sonora.

-cgtr">pradcnc:a Especial para Ii PRENSA.
FL PASO, TcXaS, -AgUst0 2i.-Sr
M 2suEirmadO que BaudcliO Tribe,
Il iefa yiliista que atacGsy tOmG il
n5n:Z rccientemcntc, tom6 prisio-
..rros a 20 So!dados del gobicrno lie
flcjo. Y les areng6 para que Sc L.
rHicran. !
AlSunos de los SOidadOS accedie-
on. nero OtroS no ~conteStaron a Ia
nsinuaci6n de Tribe, luien pers0-
nalmcnte toyt6 ias Orcjas q los. Ia
rrancistaS. Como a!gunoS no aguau
lron el d0IOr de aGuella trcmenda
operation "~QuiruCsjca," Tribe los
mat6.
-COmunicau De Arizona que uD
peTi0diC0 que 81 publica eD la ciU-
lad de HermGsiIiu y ii cual eSta
considerable como 0rsanO se!nioficial
i5I general PlutaTcU Elias Gales. pi
lie cn vi0Icnto editorial Ia romOci6n
tel consul americana en- Nos2les,
mora, %Dasandosc cl que dichO ST.
j0r rinir iuformes faisoS . ST. 60
1ierno SobrH IL situation del Estado.
Los lalSJs informes del ci;ado con
sui So c0ncretau a decir que reina
~ hamhI., In miSaria. ~ DISORDER,
) E! bandidaie en- TODD Sonora. y.qua
nadic cst2 conforme con eli regimen
lc Gales y de Ia Huerta. .
Ell cadaver del scliad0 Thomas
Fox. de las milicias dc Aassachu-
It's, : 4uien muri6 en- el hospital
Il F'ucrte Bliss de appendicitis. scra
tnyiai5 i A~ttlebOro, Mass, en- ioatt
"asiCp sill fami!ia,
Ell C0ERESFONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26
Una caravaEa Dc njseEj9
procedeate del interior
IIego a los csf1D8s
glinsros de CQaEf,
GENTES HAMRRgENTiS \ DIS
MIDAS yIENEN 4 Ia FN6Nl&e
RA EN- RUSCA DE- UNA So
TI:,CT0N MESGs MALA.
Almque el ano Sc prcscnta muy buc'
no en- la Laguna- M R!cjofata ="
condirion dc los pe"acS.

CorrcspCadcncia Especial Paea u F"I->'a'
EAGLE PASS. Texas. A@2z.o -.
Persona que lego hcy 4 csI@' PFC
ceiente del mineral de l. Hes'ta.
hace al cronista ura narration an
gustiosa De ~rccientes esccnas que
ali ~presenciG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26
Va Dc vicc-conSul americana 2
j Guatemala.

Para Washington saii6 hoy a Sc
nor E.. D. Gonnor. qaien aeata DE-
ser aoaahradoN sescGlSu daaSE-
sados UnidoS en- ia Capital dc Guate-
nlala. Ii seller Cofluor estapa trapa-
jando en- IN diario dc esta ciudad.
Ell ealidad de Tedactor y,eomo fuera
dssignado por Ia Secretaria de Esta-
-r-o-~ ~ E-gFsr~.-. -.,rn-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26
lie uermanencia de las Milieia> en
Eagle Pass.

En- vista De las nCticias sooCc q
esrcaco retro de las nG;licia5 lie a.
rlnas ciudades f~ronter!ZaS. !2qu!Hi
mos Ago acerca "a las Cue Guarn:-
tn: sta plaza. De nuestcas aver
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26
Fae nombrsdo nuese MI
nistrp dc haxiee en- Ia
RepdhIiea de Qua
temala
La Casa de Cuna' ia u ser esable-
cIda en- una prOpiedad del
general Huerta.
corrsseoudenrla Especial para IA FsESSh

coyrs<roudenrla Especial para Ia fFSSSh.
MEXICO, D. F., Asost a -Candi-
DO Aguilar, poc disssosici6n dc We
nustiaye Gscranea, ha designado al
r:ren,.eu, jose Bermudez de Castro,
Enyiado eXtraordinario y Mlnistro
Pienipotencisrio de Mexico en- I'd
aepublica de Guatemala.
Carranza, que tan eaemiso SC ha-
bia mostcad0 del Lie. Cabrera, tra!a
hoy de teneT con 81 las nlejo!es re-
Clones.
Salvador Maritime .Alomia, fu3 de
.gnado por & GobiernO Constitucio-
~s.iista, Enriado ENtraordinario 8
iiin!stro Plenipotenciario de haI;~
% en- los PASSES teatro-amorican2s,
Il mission especial, cual es Ia da res
tableser nueStras repres3gi2ci2"ss
iiplomaticas en- los citados pa%sCs.
Martinez Alomia ha !!esato n I
Guatemala. IN dOnde Il pueblo l.
!ispenS5 cordial reception. Fua -
;!bido por el senior Secretari0 Dc "r-
'aciones y pronto presentara SIS
,redenciaies al Pres!dente Il aqce-
"a R~epublica. Despu6s dc e5A CO.
renroaia, Sc comuaicaEa l. dcS!EHa-
zion Becmldcz dc Castro. daJc 6aiir
prcnto de Mexico, . fir% - omar
possession tal puAsto Qua It Ia sito.
eatomeEdado, nIie2,co5 Martinez
hloGIia pasa a .c&nT.Ir s. sion en-
los 6e1nas paisss cealco-as1fritauos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26

CuanGo ncc.s:te Iibrcs Ell espano!
dirijase listed q ignccio z. Lozano.-
COZ Dolorosa St.-S. Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26
a Casa de CuuG IN una casa del
Gener8l EueCI3.

Por atutrdo Dc y Secertaria de
icbrrnac:t.L TF6@inamente sera
ransladad- dei loeal CUE actualnlen-
ecIpa II e5:a capital, a Ia Ycc!na
o:sc:5a ~ 299o5ia, Ia Casa de Gu
~. 81,
= -st2 -,.lalo iuGar sc estan ha-
iendo ga las adaptacioneS neceSa-
ass III uaa casa que fut dc ia pro
al III axrresidente Huerta, in
r.sa.Gl actua!mente, : la cual
12.4 en- condolences ~Sa;lsfacto-
.a5 po2a el fin a que ser5 desti'a~
4.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26

CuMldo necesite iibroS en- eSpanoi
!~iriiase listed q lgIacio L. LazaD0.-
~ hnlorcsa SIS. intanic. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26

Tan a p"cho han tomato lbs
rarrancis.a7 d. IA yecina plaza q
~soalo il, las a.ccIonns, G'Ia AYR
nstaDa ppr uombrarse Una jun;a que
Ia i~nt.-c.r.aa !Iez p~ersonas. eaca"-
-adas H. as.ltiar quitn d" los can'
!idatns FRA 81 mas aderuado p2ra
prrsiGau.a Municipal, toia vez .IUr
Al SeIor Tihurcio Ruiz 81 lr mace
."$p7a-ab.e d. IL A~esapari2iir d"
los t0H:os que p~roduicrou as ticstaa
nr-auizaias para slovenian "a Dcu-
IL Interior, IN tanic que al Juez y
:n,ro Car5aras. a quicn nan dado az
"aua: "lircnc.ad0" 81 !. ha""H ar
-os Semrjantes. en su$ rGEuej"S I'll
% - Gue pun.o de IA RGp6h'ica. FL
apDca no lajana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26
EI bsaaueFs Mir. aIeesy
faa gassio en- Iibsrtad
hsIu fisaza Har los
+ eauanelsiaS
LAFAHnIA DEL EMBAJADOk ca
RRASCiSTA EN- WASHINGTON
HLIO IN EIAdE A LA VI
LA DE MAYA, COAH
Dic:Sc que los miiieianos p~erutaus-
iran Ell Eagle Pass todaria
farios nieSeS
Cor s4olaeuria Especial para Ia rRENsi.

Core soGdeuria Especial para Ia PRENst.
FAGLE. pass, Texas, Agosto e.
pcr fin. deSpuGs de nucho y muy
e.nDebosas ageucias, ante Las &ass
r;4sI,s : ---srI 70 Sate-
DEL pr!t4ser Jefe, 81 Pre-
ste Del Friss National Bank, de
Eagle Pass, NJ. ]. Il. Bleesy He pues
~ en- iibelrad'ea Pfedras Sesfas,
despu6s de mis- DE uEa seanana de
ur;si6n en- las carcete5 de Sabtnas )
Dc piearas Nesfaa.
30 1uisca eeto daotc CUE e coa
:i;cto pnks 81 5an4uero Bieesy :
hos cacfahe:stss haya eonei1ido. Ar,
g. 81 ha GssorsaE1par ~consesu!r
81. lfbertaJ, una cuantiesa fianza, y
en- ei Juzssdo de piedras Nesras SC
segrBra tramitando SD tausa, rasta
llegar q Ia sentencia, en- IA eual dc
sesuso Sc eontenari al bauGuero al
ragp de ina fuer.e militia.
nesaf 5ds DUE Ia liDertad NO ses
definitiyS; N' Biessy Pas6 anoehe
mstns ests ado = Q! preSeate So
e~neii.atca eI 81 toGnIeil!o Dc Eagle
paS
aiipqs sts rnaaana obtener
euz FIRST National Bank algunos
aetsass ss5ts este asuEto peco's
nosnegaroa, sn tauto 10 este del TO-
10 eeRslaidoS
Eiaie dc la familia de EliSo
Arred0udo
/ Persona pc nos merece egtcFo
tsaa;N. aos Ia dicho QUE nrinr
tisios &c ia segapa nassta, Fusse-
rsn 90 assa pc1laej@Esi pro5e3spfef
de Ia ciudad de Westminster los "a
niiiaraS dcl Liz. Arreda:do, sn5a
;atior designado del go5iccno de fac
TO de Mexico. ante FL G0bter2o DE- JOS
EstadGS UnidGS.
Durante muy poCas horas Verma-
neei5 On Eagle Pass Il famiiia ie!
fmhaiador .Arr"donio, ia cuaI, ss-
r!ivando ser vista d. las personals
III, Ia coroCen Ell asta, - encamlu6
a P!edras NsgCaS. de d0ado Al punto
si-u;6 su viaje runbo u Is pe4Ueaa
villa coaluiIeuSe ia Tara.
En- Ia referiGa poblaci6a fronteT!-
q, radical. hacs muchos amos, los
padres del Lie. Arredoujo. ; aunque
Una vista a elios pudiera habe4 mo-
tisaio ell viaie 80 81 famii!a, no Ia
dejando d. causar eItraaega ia 7eser
va y preciritaci6n con que 50 lie
sc : c5h-.
lie uermanencia de las MilieiaS en-
Eagle Pass.
En- vista De las uCticias so6Cc q
eercaro reii7o de las nGIicias de a.
g1nas ciudades f~ronter!zaS. !2qulri
mos Ago acercs ID las Cue cuarGc-
cen sta plaza. De auestcas aver
Gpasa a Ia Pag. Sa Col 3a-)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26
Gales, jefe dc Ia campaha contra
los yaTuis.

Por acuerdo del Primer Jere, Ia
;ecretaria dc Guerra : Marina la
irado las oTdenes r~cspectiYa5 a fiji
Ie que plutarco Elias Gales asunla
.ueramente 81 maldo general de las
uerzas que llevan a cabo Ia campa-
"a en- Ia Cesi6n del Iaqui, en- eI Es-
ado de- Sonora, maadn que durante
gun tempo estuyo 4 cargo del g.
lerai Enrique Estrada.
La pTopEa Secretaria de Gu"rca,
.ispuSo que Estrada, con las iuc'
as gu. ;jeua q SuS 6rdenes ) a."
son las iormada3 por Ia segunda IL
vision del Noroeste, Ia primeTa D.
vision de Caballeria de! Noro=stc 2
Ia prinera Brigade de Ia seytG ~
vision del NcroeSte, Sc trGslads al
Estado de Jalisco dande he au:?ru-
ado el anticarrancSnio armada. a
,nenazaado al g0bierno ds fatDo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-26
= bangDctcc carI'ancista lie
tfPuind

In la Residential de- DAME! Ciyd"-
las. Proveedor General de- la BcHe'
.,cencia Pibliea, Sc efectu6 aver a
medic dia Ell banquete ofTecido al
coCcnel Sebastian Carrauza, hernia
10 del p1imcG Jcfe.
Duran,e Ia couviv!a!idad dice g
iia:io semi-of;ciai, RENO cordial ami
maci6n, hab:cndo tornado a.iento 4
"a mesa, adcmas de Jos citados seh0-
.es, IL Sonora de Cardcnas y los Sc
ores Professor Aureliano ESquirei,
Eele de- Ia Sccci6u primera de GOher
nac:6n; professor Fidel Ramirez,
'ficial Mayor de Ia Direction &c;
era! de Educaci6n; c0rOne! Ado!fo
.onsalez, director de Ia pcnitentia-
ia y alSunas otras persouaS.