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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
WILSON ESTA CRANDFHENTE
PREOCUPADO POR Ia IhEP-
TITIjD DE- ClRRANzh
CABRERA PIDIO A Los fiIkEROS AMERICA
NOS QUE TiJVIERAN COSFIAhlA YPA-
GaRhN Los INPUfSTOS DEcRETADOS


WASHINGTON. Febrero 14.-En
todos los circulos oficiales de esta ciu-
dad. en- los que ne deja de hablarse
en- distintas formaS dc Ia question de
Mexico, Sc sabe que el Presidente VII
son Sc halla hondamente preocupado
4 causa de que su protegido don We
nustiano CarranZa es Incompetence
para consolidar un gobierno, asi como
para resolver el arduo problema eco
n6mico que cada dia pesa mas
sobre Ia naci0n mexicana.
Carranza, para resolver este pro-
blema no contaba mas que con el en-
prestito que crey0 contratar con los
rillonarios norteamericcnos Y que
como Sc sabe. francaso por complete
con motive de que el Gobierno Pre-
constitucionaista no ofrece garantlaS
de ninguna especie.
E. senior J. r. Silliman, represen-
tante del senior wilson ceTca ue I'd
rranza, informa que en- una conferen-
cia que arreglo entire los propletarlos
mineros americanos el Lie. Luis
Cabrera. diio este, en- 81 caracter de
Ministro de Hacienda del Gablnete
Carrancista, que los nueyos impueStos
sobre el ramo de mineria debian sci
pagados. por 10 menoS. por el termino
correspondence al presente ano fis-
cal. Y que tuvieron confianza en- eI
gobierro. que pronto arreglaria todos
los asuntos publicos.
No obstante estas manifestations
del citado sehor Cabrera, los propie
tarios mineros sludidos no ven clare
en- el asunto, no habiendo, por 10 tan
10, razon alguna para que en- su amino
Sc despierte esa confianza de que le:
! hablara el Sr. Ministro de Hacienda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
CONTINUA CON EXITO EN- OAXA:
CA la CAHPANA De Los
CARRhHcISTAS
ASI LO NFORHO Ell CONSUL En- GALVESTON
AGREGAHD9 QUE HUCHAS PARTIDAS Sc
HAN RENDIDO "a AL GOBiERRO
Teicgrama especial para la PRENSA.

tSp's'ai POI '<Eh 'shs'Ns7h'
GALVESTON. Febrero t4-En ell
consulado ;nexicano establecido en-
este puerto Sc reCibieron hoy infor-
mes oficiales de Ia capital de Mexico,
en- los cuales Sc aseguran que las tro-
pas constitTcionalistas siguen avan-
zando con exito en- su campana con-
ira los revolucionarios de Oaxaca,
| los cuaIes han derrotado en- los di-
versos encuentros que han sostenide
dichas fuerZas con los mencionados
rebeldes.
La mayor parte de esos encuentros
han tenido lugar con pequenos CRU
pos rebeldes, pues segin parece ell
plan de los revolucionarios para COM
batir al gobierno de facto. es el de
operar en- guerrillas contra las fuerzas
carrancistas.
En- los mismos informes Sc dice
que por falta de municiones muchas
de las partidas de rebeldes sc han
visto ob!isados rendirse las fuer
zas onstitucionalistas, pidiendo pre-
viamente amnistia.
Err los circulos carrancistas de es-
tie puerto Sc considera que muy prom
to caera en- poder de las fuerzas del
eobierno, Ia ciudad de Oaxaca, eapi-
tai del Estado del mismo nombre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
OUIERE LUIS CABRERA QUE SEA
DFCLRRADA UNA hORATO-
RIA POR DOS AMOS
Sc TRATA De FAVOREGFR A Los CAPITALS
TAS Que PRESTAROK DlRERO Y QU[
PODRIAH SUFRIR FUERTES PERDEDAS


MEXICO, D. F., Febrero 14.-EI IL
cen>iado Luis Cabrera, Secretario dc
Hacienda Credito Publico en- e. ga
binete de don VenuStiano Carranza,
presentara al Primer Jefe para su
aprobaci6n, un proyectO que tiene
estudiado para favorecer los capita
listaS.
FL proyecto es que el gobierno de
clare una moratoria que estara en- vi
gor durante dos amos, que sera
aplicada a las deudas soDre hipoteca5,
en- toda la Republica. Fl propGsito de
tai rnoratoria eS e. de proteger los
capitalists que prestaron su dinero
cuando este tenia un alto valor, Y que
Sc verian obligados sufrir grandeS
Uerdidas al recibir. Ell vez de orc o
plata que dieron papel moneda, da-
do cue todo mundo prccuraria cubriT
sus deudas sobre hipotecas approve
chando la circunstancia de que el pa
pei cmitido por el gobierno de facto
que es de circulation forzosa, en- e!
pals ha llegado a SUI maxima depre-
ciaci6n, pues Sc cotiza a menoS de
cuatro centavos orc el peso.
La nueva moratoria tiende tambien
contrabalancear los efectos de los
decretos expedidos ultimamente por
el gooierno y por medic de los cuales
Sc prohibe los propietarios de fincas
perjUdicsr los asrendatasios que pa
guen menos de cincuenta pesos de ren
ia cada mes, porque no cumplan sa'
tisfactoriambent con el pago del Va,
lor de las rentas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
ser,icio especial para Ia PRENSA.

MADRID. Febrrro li.-los radical
les cXtrrmista>. cn una reunion po-
Utica que cclrDlarOn hoy. acogdaron
abstenerse en- 10 absolute de tomar
participi0 al Ia prdXima lucha el"r-
toral 4 que rOnvoc6 .! @oDirrno para
rlrgir los mirmbro> que han 4" f"'-
mar u nurv0 parlamcntn.
Como los cOn>rrvadOrr> 'ambiHn
:" ab>t"ndran d.. iGmar parte rn las
pr6Xima> r!rcr!our>, Ia rampala no
rrviStiri inl"r'"S Y r. triunfo Srra.
sin lucha ninguna. de parte de los IL
bcraIrS que son qui"nr> ">tan al
frrnt- del @oblrrno dr>dH Ia dimi-
sion de- s.. DatO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
7. Roosevelt apoyara a
cualquiera, menos a
Wilson, para la
presidencia
Dice cue e actual jete del gcbie'no
Ia enbotad' por complete la cor
eilaci, del pueblo americana

WASHiNGTON. Febrero l4.-El
..-r--e7."@te - Congreso de l.
yaiIn. sam Sells. declare hoy que ei
ev-9resjdente Roosevelt le habia ma
aiestaGo e. v!eraes de IA semaEa pa
&@da. en- una conversation que tUvie-
for "mbos. cue prestaria 81 apoyo a
cualga:er ciud,.Gano ae .cs EstadoS
Uaiaos. en- las pr6xialas elecciones
p-esiderciaIes. con tai de que derro-
taxa al presidente Wilson. Quien con
- po!irica de "vieilante espera no
IN hecho otra cosa cue embotar IA
coacicncia del pueblo americana.
"Hace pocos amos. dice Sells que
Jec.ar5 Roosevelt. II naci5n entera
hu6iera tornado las armas al sabcr
cue en- Naxico So habja dado muerte
= va~ios americanos: Fero ahora lee
RIOS IL noticia de que veinte ciudaGa-
nos de cs,e pais han si1o aseSina-
dos en- masa. y sin cl menor gesro de
9roteSta volvemos IA Ddgina del peri'-
dico que tai information contiene.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
REGRESAH LOS CEHERALES QUE
FUER0H lLAHADOS / Ia
CIIIDiD De QilEREIaR0
Sc fiuFSTRAN NUY DISGUSTAD4S !0R4UE
NO Sc EfpRENDER0N LIS IREBsl3S
PARA QUE fUER0H COHYGGtDGS

rlPFpD Tax-o. Febra~o Ito
dos los generates Observation-Disclosures
cue fue.on .lamadcs por q Primer Je-
fc a QUere,aro para co@terenc.ar CON
c!.os ~obre los futu-oS g.@"es que te5@
dcs.,rro!."r e. @oJierno. han re@reS"ao
as gsazas aonee est;'a d~s,.";,>."7'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
NO DEGLiRARtN IA HUELGh
Los EHP.FAD0S De Ii ca,
SA RED9HDA En- c. jtARL /
Los A(ENTES GA2RsHCISTAS DES5RE0IlA-
RON GRAN ACTlYIDAD PsR5IWTtR CUE
ESTaLLARl FSE HGEEHIERT0

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
SERAN LLAMADOS Al SERVIC!O
MILiTAR LOS SCLTEROS

LONDRES. Fe5rero l4.-Hoy eX-
pidi0 eli gobierno una proclama Ia
mando nj servicio q todcS los hom-
bres solreros del RENO Undo que Sc
ercuenryen comprendiios en- el plan
Derby.
Con esya nueva convocacoria. iran
a las filas todos .oS hombres soite-
ros que tengan IA edad mi!itar. '
que hasta ahora han e!udido presen-
tarse votUntariamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
Los radicales espanoles Sc abstendrdn
de uotar en- las pr6xinas elec-
clones parlamentarias
En- ua mitin ceebrado en- Perpignon Franca ell leader
radical, Emilio Iglesias ofrecid al Alca!de de esa
poblacion una simb6Lca rama de cliua
La C. de Comercio de Zaragoza protesta pcr la
creacion de Barcelona como Puerto Iibre

Sc demoSt:aron las simpatias de Cata-
iuna por Ia causa francesa.
Z! entusiasmo de los aSistentes al
mitin crecio de punto cuando el leader
de los radicales catalanes, Emilio Igle-
sias, oirecio I. AlcalGe de Perpignan
una simboliCa rama de Olivia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
EMILIO IGLESIAS VII ESTRA ST
ENTI SIASM0 P0R LA CAUSi
FR.i\CESA.
Serricio especial para l.. PRENsA.

MADRID. Febrero Liza prenSa
local publica extenSos mensajes proce-
dentes de Perpignan, Francia, EN- los
que Sc dan detal!es de un ruidoso mi
tin franco catalan que Sc celebro
aver Ell la ciudad mencionada y al
cual concurrio el leader de los radica-
les catalanes. Pablo Iglesias.
Enthusiasts discursos Sc pronuncia-
ron en- los que Sc elogio q, Francia Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre I'd. sus ibros en- espahol lgna-
nio, Texas. Su casa es la mas barata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-15
TO ADVEk ] TZSEAS

We guarantee IA PSRSSA hss larger
circulation than any other mexican newspaper
| in the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-22
Exceptions overruled.


The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com
pany w D. Archibald Mcleod.
Rescript. Cornish. J.
In an action Of assumpsit upon q
written guaranty dated May 25. 1912,
wherein the defendant bound himself
as guarantor and surety to the extent
Of $1,000. in behalf Of his brother. NAL
colin F. Mcleod, on any debt for coal
which Malcolm might owe the plain
tiff "at the expiration Of sixty days
from the date Of any invoice. during
the year from this 25th day Of May,
1912. until May 25th, 1913" it appear
ed that various shipments were made
in 1912 and were paid for by Malcolm.
The coal covered by the account in
suit was ordered in April. 1913, and was
shipped on cars at Northern Maine
Junction as follows: On May % coal
amounting to s565.7o; on May 20,
s533.9s: on May 20, s156.as. and on May
81. $685. The inovices bore the same
respective dates.
The total charges were $241S.30, on which
a credit of $1,000 was given under date of
July /. 19l3 leaving a balance of $l41S.3o.
Deducting various amounts received in a
trustee action, leaves balance of 1896. As
for which this suit was brought.
Held
!. That the true construction of the
agreement is that the defendant guaran-
, teed payment to the extent Of 5000 of all
coal invoiced to Malcolm F. Mcleod dur
ing the year beginning May Is, 1912, and
ending May 2. 1913, in case it was not paid
at the expiration Of 60 days from the date
of the respective invoices.
All invoices prior to May Is, 1913, were
within its terms, all subsequent thereto
were without.
2. The invoice of May %, 1913, amount
ing to s565.79. was therefore covered by
this guaranty, and the succeeding ones
were not.
8. But this first charge was extinguish-
ed by the payment of $1,000 OH account on
July 1, 1913. There was no specific appro-
priation Of this payment to any particu-
lar items either by the debtor or creditor
and therefore the law applied the credit
to the extinguishment Of the earliest
items in the account
4. It is too late for either party to
claim the right to make an appropriation
after a controversy has arisen.
Judgment for defendant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-22

with new rubber tired wheels One
thousand feet of new hose has been
purchased. The stable at the Cush-
noe hose house has been extensively
repaired and put in safe condition.
cost the city approximately $1,523.67.
Police.
One additional officer has been add
ed to the force this year. making the
total number nine including the mar
shall and deputy marshal. This is an
exceptionally small number Of men for
"a city of the population Of Augusta.
There is now a member of the force
on duty at the desk at all times. To
the police has come the additional duty
of enforcing the new traffic ordinance
and this has been done in a manner
which has been much appreciated by
the public.
Parking Space for Automobiles.
Arrangements were made with the
Maine Central Railroad whereby the
city has secured the use Of land ad-
Joining Commercial street for parking
purposes. This will greatly relieve
congestion on the street and in Market
square which can now be free for
marketing purposes.
Highways.
In the city of Augusta there are
about lis miles Of streets and roads.
Much Of this highway is Of hilly
character. The total appropriations
for 1915 were $4,000 for the general
work of the departments and $1,000 for
special work. The sum of $199S was
also appropriated for State road con-
struction, to which sum the State add
ed $14eS.5O. In the country sections
about $4,000 was expended. In the
western district the expense was about
$4,000 and in the eastern district about
$500.
The summer of 1915 was a rainy season
for Maine: and Augusta. as we'll as every
other municipality in Maine and New
England, was under constant expense for
the labor and materials which the unpre-
cedented weather conditions made neces-
sary for the highways. Not since inn
proved highways in Central Maine have
been enough to count has a long contin-
ued season Of rain been so persistent in
it, destruction Of highway and 50 deter
mined in its duration AZ was the famous
water and mud season Of the last sum-
mer. Great damage was done by each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-22
Knox County


Clara e. Mcclellan. Appellant from de-
cree Of Judge Of Probate.
Rescript. King. J.
1. Section 10, Chap. IS. r. S. pro-
vides as follows: when a relative Of
the testator, having a devise Of real
or personal estate. dies before the tes-
tator, leaving lineal descendants. they
take such estate as would have been
taken by such deceased relative If he
had survived"
Held: That by force of the statute
the lineal descendants Of such q de-
ceased devisee take the devise from
the testator under the will, and not
through the state Of the deceased rel
alive. His estate has no interest in
it.
2. The testatrix in her will bequeath-
ed to her nephew $500, and subsequent
ly by codicil to her will changed that
bequest to $500: the nephew died before
the testatrix. leaving three ehildran. ana
a widow, who was appointed admins
tratrix Of his estate in Massachusetts,.
AS such administrative she took an ap-
peal from the decree Of the judge Of
probate, Knox county. Maine, whereby
said codicil was approved. allowed and
admitted to- probate as q part Of the
last will and testament Of the tesla
trix.
Held: That the appellant has no in
terest in the decree appealed from, eth
err as Administrative Of the estate Of
the deceased legatee. or as his widow.
which enabled her to maintain her ap-
peal.
Executions overrilAd =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-22

storm, waShoutS occurred almost daily
during a period Of several weeks, and the
wear on the rain-soaked roads was ire
mendous. 1t is hardly necessary to re-
call these unusual and damaging condi.
tons which put the city to heavy ex-
pense. for onyone who used the highways
last summer must understand and those
who did not use them must have heard
the conditions discussed as they were
quite the topic OF the time.
The highway department has completed
large amount of work in both the
eastern and western districts In the past
J year. Arsenal street, on the east side,
has long been in bad condition and dur
ing the year this important thoroughfare
has been resurfaced for distance of 225l
feet with macadam. The cost Of this
work was approximately $40. The i'm
provement is highly appreciated by the
public.
A section of Middle street has been re-
surfaced with macadam at cost of
about $500. 1t was necessary to expend
about $500 for repairs for the stone
crusher and steam roller.
A notable Improvement was made on
the South Belfast road near Spring
Brook. whore the grade was lowered,
culvert repaired and a very bad section
resurfaced with gravel. This improve
ment reduced the grade about six feet.
On Brooks street at the point where a
number Of new dwelling houses have been
erected the street has been graded to
conform to the location OF the buildings
an improvement which will greatly bene-
At this section.
A section on North Belfast road near
Garland brook was filed with rock and
surfaced with gravel.
In the western district many sections OF
streets have been resurfaced in whole or
part with crushed rock, among them the
following: State street, CWestern avenue
to Capitol street), Western avenue (State
to Sewall. Sewall street (south Of West
ern avenue. Green street (Sewall to
Grove). Chapel street Green to Win
throp), and Bridge street. The expense of
this work was about 5000.
Gravel has been used in Restricting on
Hiilcrest street. Hiilcrest court, South
Chestnut street, Wyman street. Weston
street. Rivsrtcn street. wayban street,
Lower State street, Royal Park Grading
and srayeiling). Morton place. Swan
street. Northern avenue. WashinRton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-22
In Board Of Municipal Officers

Following the dlssolvins Of the con-
yention several matters were consider
ed by the municipal officers The pc
tition of the New England Tel. & Tel.
co. for locations on Valley street for
it's entire length and Child street, was
granted.
Tie petition Of H. H. Harvey and
others, asking that the name of Petten-
gi]rs Corner be changed to Glenview
and giving their reasons therefor. was
discussed and after the city solicitor
had given his opinion in the matter II
was decided that the city government
could not officially change the name
of a locality; there would be no OBJ
lection in the erection OF sign post
as asked for in the petition, nor would
there be any to Mr.. Harvey having
painted on the sign post the word
"Glenview.
An order was passed providing that
the polling place in Ward at the COM
ing municipal election be at the Will
lett barber shop at the corner OF State
and Winthrop streets, and that In
Ward 6 at Best's garage, Arsenal
street.
At was also orde red that the polls at
the coming election be opened at 6 A.
NJ. and closed at P. NJ.
Concurrent Matters
Concurrent business was transact
ed as follows:
An order for a 250-candle power
light on Green street, corner Of Cush-
man street, was referred to the prop
er committee, as was an order for a
light at the north end Of Granite
street: also an order for a ESQ candle
power light on Lincoln street about
$50 feet west Of South Chestnut street.
An order providing that the electric
light at the corner Of Cony and Morse
streets be discontinued and in place
thereof a 250-candle power light be in
stalled on Morse street about 20 feet
northly from the northeast corner Of a
storehouse owned by Frank Smith,
was referred to the proper committee.
An order for a hydrant near the
junction Of Hospital street and Ken
nedy road was referred to the proper
committee. ..-
An order was passed appropriating
the sum of $50 for the salaries of the
committee on pensions and also pro-
viding that from that sum the city
treasurer was instructed to pay each
member the sum Of $25.
Roll of bills No. 2, amounting to
$4SsS.o4 was approved and ordered paid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-22
Knocks Out Grip"
In Forty-Eight Hours
Or Money Back Say Bowditoh e.
Webster Drug Store. Ono "Grip"
Remedy Sold on a Guaranteed Basis.

There seems to be a regular epidemic
of Grippe, Cough. Colds, Influenza and
Pneumonia this winter and some remark
ably successful results in their treatment
ly used for years in New England, where
disease of throat and lungs are so prev
alent.
DR.. Eugene Howard's Oxdaze remedy
for Grip, Coughs Colds and prevention
Webster Drug Store here in Augusta on a
positive guarantee that it must break up
an attack of grip" in forty-eight hours
Or money i Daee; I ms proves me con
fussing with other unguaranteed lnedi-
cines unnecessary. The time to hight
grip is as soon as the first symptoms
appears and the best way to fight ii is
with a guaranteed treatment that SAYS
money back if fail" A single pack
age, taken now may save many doctors
bills in future.--Adv.
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Ambition Pills
For Nervous People.

Ambition Pills are a dependable ally In
the fight against Nervous Prostitution.
Sleeplessness and various affections Of
the Nervous system. Lack Of confidence.
trembling, kidney or liver complaints
mean inefficiency and eventually failure.
II you wish to recover your former vigor
and energy try Wendelrs Ambition Pills.
If you are dissatisfied Bowditch- Webster
Co. are authorized by the maker to re-
fund the purchase price on the first box
purchased.
1t Is worth while to feel ambitious to
have the energy that makes you 60 70
work eagerly. and to feel the glow Of
health and strength.
Ambition Pills will assist you In over
coming General Debility. Mental Depres-
sion. and Unstrung Nerves, caused BY
over-indulgence in Alcohol. Tobacco, OF
overwork Of any kind. Fifty cents ae
Bowditch- Webster Co. and dealers svGgy-
where. Mail orders filled. charges pre-
paid, by the Wendell Pharmacal Com
pany, Inc. Syracuse. N. Y.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-22

Nen. interest on $4,000 for rs years.
me present administration has lived
.'''h It's means. II has not expend-
a' much money as it has received
'u q substantial balance will be car
yea.
Quarry.
'or Years the city has been taking
V.S from the quarry owned by J..
-. "u' savage and located on the east
ae o. the river The previous adj
Illustration voted to purchase the
.Sas'! BY paying the sum of 5000 and
eas's batn taxes Cue. This ad-
al A's"a,oA has paid the 5000 and
s"ed hach taxes amounting to
'-.''o and the city now owns the
UpeF'y which has been surveyed and
roper bounds established. This is an
.ehse that should not properly fall
""eF upon one administra ton as
mas been obtained there for many
-, City Building.
'He city building is maintained for
-, use OF the various departments.
hishNay departments and the Of
.,'r ot the city engineer have been in
IN the city building within the
year at saving Of expense to the
~. ana with a gain Of convenience to
~ pubic The mayors Office has
|, ,,,,. Kept open during the year. The
~ Iuihg was found to be badly in need
- ,epaifs and it has been necessary
LAY a new gravel roof as the old
t"e was leaking badly. The cutters
ave also been repaired and the CHM
,S quilt over. The entire building
seaea painting inside, only a part OF
r'' ''h could he completed this year.
" extraordinary repairs have cost
-. Fire Department.
|, ne equipment of this department.
,ras received much attention during
! year. The Atlantic Capital
,a; fine Tree houses have been
~" 1t vas necessary to move
..s. volunteer hose house to a new To-
s.s, One horse vas purchased to
.nsoe one that died at the Atlantic
W. aeuae. The hose wagon at the
s's hose house has been supplied