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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28
WALL STREET suMAIARY.

Bank 81 England rate unchanged at
fiN, Per cent.
CO.. rcsume dividend on COM
mon stock al rate OF Z per cent annually.
year cuc.d December 81. shows 1880
earned on common stock against 5.62ac
"a year ago.
Ford plant az Detroit 10 treble capacity
70 S9u.yUu cars al a cost estimated At
100000
steel merger progressing and Kuhn.
Loeb 4 CO.. expected TO head syndicate
OF underwriters.
Erie tank line orders 1000 cars from
STANDARD steel Car 60.
copper exports from United States
week ended JDuuary Do. -1.sll.5as pounds
'F i."-',t . pounds greater t.au for tl.
Week ended January q. now hlgn record.
~ industrlal~ l--.N- of 3.1srr.
20 railways 1895. OFF 1890.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28
West Virginia Traction & Electric Company and
Subsidiaries Hold Their Annual Meetings Here
DIRECTORS FOR THE ENSUING
TEAR ELECTED BY w
COMPANIES.
Directors OF the Several Companies TO
Meet In Feorua-y for Or
Ranlzatiou.

Stockholders Of the various West Viz
ginia companies under the
York. held meetings in this city yes
terday in the principal offices OF the
Vest virginia Traction g. Electric Com
pauy. Twelfth and Chapltne streets.
Annual reports were read and were
gratifying TO tho stockholders. The
management was congratulated upon the
excellent showing made the past year.
w. Va. Traction q Electric Company.
meeting OF the stockholders Of tho
west virginia Traction < Electric COM
pany was held at no o'clock with 1882
shares or stock represented out OF the
capital stock OF 1896.
The following directors were elected
Tor the cnsuins year; Joseph b Tay-
lor. W. =. Barstow. Lucicn n. Tying. +,
v Henshaw and q. Clement Swenson.
City and Suburban Gas Company.
The stockholders OF the city and SUI
burban Gas Company held a meeting
stock represented OF 500 shares out
standing
Directors we're reelected for the en-
Tyng Joseph B. Taylor. w. 5. Barstow.
T.. Y. Hcnshaw OF New York and John
J. Coniff OF Wheelinr.
City Railway Company.
The city Railway Company stock
holders meeting. which was TO have
been held yesterday morning. was ad-
Juurncd until next Tuesday. February l..
The directors OF the different COM
panies will meet in February TO or
gauize for the ensuing year.
The West Virginia companies under
the management OF Earstow and COM
pany include the city and Elm Grove
Railroad Company. the CITY Railway
Company. the city and Suburban Gas
Company or Wheeling and the Union
Utilities Company or Morgantown. w.
Va.
They furuish tho districts served with
the folloWiur utilities; street railway
systcms. natural gas. electric light.
power and water.
Many improvements are now uudsr
way in M~OrEaurown. and still more im-
proveweuts are planned and probably
viii be- carried out the coming year.
for both Morriufown and Wheeling.
The W. S. Earstow < Co. Inc. or 81
Pine street. Nsw York city. ls e. very
successful operating and engineering
firm. II manages many utilities ~
various parts Of the United States. an
does quite uu extensive line OF design
lug FOR large mills and manufacturing
companies. Tho company has been very
successful with the Wheeling and Nor
cautown holdings since assuming the
management iu 1913.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28
STOCKS INACTIVE
Local Market Was Dull Yesterday. and
Dealing on New York EXCHANGE
Also Was Weak.

Tho local stock market was urr.r.r
I quiet. yesterday. and faw quota.
lions changed The New York mars.f
..o was weak Locally tho demand
Tor stocks was not boo good as or W.H.
rceday
ia Belle preferred advanced a .a.nf
'' I.5 |'nra'rrI.rr also ...r.F =.
point. O. flIo being reported Do Isa s.
'.I oi I.' fn- United Staten. s.amrH
company stock was reported
.inr ND.i a. Foundry ....l Dol.
NAMED 90 OBJ Wheeling steel A. Iron
nor rhanr" yesterday. and ru.
.H Hf If.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28
ENEMY TRADING CHARGED.

LONDON. Jan. p. 4:55 p. m.-Three
partners of Fownes Brothers G. Co,
glove manufacturers. were today COM
mitted for trial in criminal court on
the charge Of obtaining goods from
Germany through their New York
branch and trading in such goods in
contravention Of the trading with the
enemy act"
The defendants are william Gardi.
ner Hdgden, senior partner: William
Fownes Rigden. who managed the
American business. and Stanley
Fownes Rigden. who in peace times
vas managing director Of the German
company known as La Tosca."
The defendants were admitted &c
bail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28
BIG GAIN SCORED IN
BosToE's FOREIGN TRADE

BOSTON. Jan ia gain OF almost
s'ao0O.0op was made IN the total for
'IEu trade OF tho port OF Boston in
1910 over that or the previous year,
according 90 figures compiled by the
National Shummut Bank and made pub
nc today. Imports from Europe amount
90 To Nit,uuu.uuu and exports S111.000.-
COO. The port received from Asia s32.-
100000 worth Of IMPORTS and shipped
90 that continent merchandise valued
at 10000. The balance Of trade was
largely against Boston with Australia
NFw Zealand. Africa. South and Central
America and Canada.
During the last month OF the year al
though tho greater part of the shin
mcnts were 10 tho United Kingdom.
There was a decided Increase in the
amount sent 20 other countries.
decrease of imports from Europe
Tor Tho year Of more than 10.00O.00O Il
attributed 90 war conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28
ANOTHER JUMP In
BANK CLEARINGS
TOTAL for Thursday S373.ls3.l4. and
s2.494.252.so for week
Ending Thursday.

The Wheeling banking clearings as re
ported for the week ending Thursday 10
Bradstreets. By Manager Alex Mitchell.
OF the Wheeling Clearing House Assoc
citation. footed S~2.f94.2J2SO. compared
with S1.7g5.7l366. FOR the same week
In January a year ago. an Increase OF
S63S.53s.l4. or $50 per cent.
cloarlngs FOR Thursday were S313.-
1874. compared with S26g.752.lf. an in
crease OF S~lO3,f2l.O0. or 3b.3 per cent.
Clearings for the month of January 20
ato-wi three banking DAYS remaining
curing the mOuth-Were $g.G56.O44g6.
compared with S6~.S13.h2N.1s. am increase
Of S2.S42.i7g.7S. or AZ per cent. given
in detail as follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28

IN p recent address made ~ Wlrrce-
tor. Mass. Henry rrtutIss uraaf.ert
of The Irenti-s Tool and Supply COM
nN New York. pointed out the favor
hi' ana unfay1r1hIe factors Iu tho r.-
IiN' tooi Industry. Amo0E the ,IsfI-
.l's Tor the r-1ntiru0ure ~ good dimes
'' included tho cancellation or urHI.H
urnr rho duration OF
I.. tlrnp'nu war. rDTfIIafmsrf off rr..-
'n' IhNat'i prices. the scaling down OF
fIe wage scale and tho Inability f1 fglrf
EH Irr.U conditions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28
LOGAN q BRYANs CLOSING STOCK
T

NEN YORK Jan 1.-THE market was
again forced 10 withstand much Uautda-
lnu Tor both domestic and foreign ac-
counts. as we'll a. heavy selling by the
continent bearishly Inclined. support was
not aggressive. but the list became
slightly oNcrsold ln the latter dealings.
ana after the publication Of the in
creased dividend Ou -. Paul. scattered
snort covering produced a moderate up
turn. nile from q statietical view
point, conditions generally appear bull
Ism rttll DO does not look as though liqui-
d1tlou iu the stock market has yet run
iLs course. and accordingly We believe
mat ~ VIII prove the part of wisdom
To rcauc, long lines on an upturus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28

WV YORK. Jan. 27-The metal *
change quotes lead COS. sroftcr NOT
ter f9f.
Corror firm; oioctroytic 25O5 for sec.
uud quarter delivery.
Iron steady ard unchanged Metal *.
change quotes ffne quiet. spot ff15 hid
40 London spot COPPER $50 frs. FSf-
lures $50 Or hU. EIrrfroiytic ft11. spot
f|n. tItt Ina Futures. 1f18 BE-. Anti.
nuF 1926.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28
CARTER WORKS RESUMES.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
SISTERSVILLE, W. Va, Jan. 81
After an idleness of more than two
years the Carter Iron Works located
at Paden City a short distance from
here, resumd operations yesterday
morning. with a force Of between 100
and $50 men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING COM
PAEY.

At the annual stockholders meeting or
the West Virginia Printing Company
h''- yesterday morning at lu o'clock In
ITS offices. 1873 Market street. the old
members OF the board OF directors Were
reelected. who Immediately organized
and reelected ths odd officers Tor the
ensuing year. iucludlu- Col j. \. Miller.
president and ". D.. BrI,e. secretary and
genera manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28
WARWICK cHII5A COMPANY.

The absence of "a quorum. caused the
p-oStpouemsut OF the stockholders' meet
ms of the Warwick China Company,
which was called for yesterday after
noon. for th, annual election OF direc-
tors. Another testing Will b. called
within the ncNI Few DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28
SELL
BUT WHEAT Is UP
In the Chicago RIartet@Corn Also Par.
ticipared IN the slight Ad-
vances 5COred.

CHICAGO Jan -I@-0rIUu- bangor
Of extensive winter lAu1-. lifted the
wheat market today DO tle face. OF Zoe
ports that foreigners Wen, IHee.lirE.
The oufc1m. WAS 10 steady clos.
Co -c Iaf higher. with Nay az 1886
ulaI and July at 100 Corn gained
q Co q .c. oats finished unchanged
and provisions at 3d. rise of 5c 90 -Tiac.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28
QUARTER SAVINGS BANK ORGAN
les.

Directors OF the Quarter Savings Bank.
az a meeting yesterday afternoon. organ
.H-d FOR the ensuing year. by rc-clectiug
last years officers. as tolloNs.
fr'si4ent-Georgc J. Mathisot.
Vice fr,sldeut-Se.tOn Alexander.
Second NiCe Iy,sideut-John W. Cole
man.
Cashier. T.. Eb,Iiuu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28
@ MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 27-Rau sugar
steady Centrifugal, az; molasses. 400:
refine dsfsHdy.
sugar o. .urcs were very quiet today
ana 90 noon were "a point or two lower
under scattered liquidation.
Tbc closing WAS easy and I76 pointy
lower sales. goo tons. March, 26Ti
May. 1N1. July. 500. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Jon. y. 'I6.
Corrected BY A + Masten & Co. mem
Lcrs Boston stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-28

~ YORK CuRR MAPKEr

WHEELING. vs. va. JON 60. .f.
Reported Nt s. D. Nusf.u H 90. %
brand manager. member Ntw Aurk
stock Exchange
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-14

LAMOGORDO. n NJ, April a.
n The defence rests" said H. b.
~ Holt. Of counsel for the defence.
at 1915 last night. i'm the trial of
the case Of William H. McNew. Of Ala
mogordo and Orogrande, charged with
the murder Of Robert II. Raley. at Oro-
Erande, on Sept 23 1915. The trial then
had been in progress through two days
and three night sessions. Much to the
surprise and disappointment OF the au-
dience which crowded the courtroom,
the defendant was not put on the wit
ness stand. Judge Colin Neblett. of Sill
yer City, is presiding for judge r. L.
Medler. The case for the defence is be-
ing conducted by H. b. Holt. of Las
Cruces: Tom Lea, of FL PasO, and Edwin
Mechem, Of AlamogOrdo.
The defence opened its case yester-
day by recalling John w. Johnson, for
further cross examination. Following
Johnson's additional testimony, the de-
fence moved to take the case from the
Jury. on the ground that the state had
failed to make its case. This motion
was overruled by the cour-
RnIey Was Afraid.
Felipe Lucero, Of Las Cruces, sheriff
of Dona Ana county, testified that early
ina the year, 1915. Robert L. Raley had
come to him and asked for a deputy
ship. He said Raley had explained his
request by saying thar he felt himself
70 be in danger from the McNeWs; that
he needed protection and wanted the
right TO go armed. Bill referring to
the defendant. McNew) matched a fight
one day. but he was a coward and would
not stand. 7 win get him yet, though,
witness said McNew told him. He did
not give the deputyship TO Raley The
states motion to strike the testimony
OF sheriff Lucero was overrUled.
Calls RnIey n Bad Mnn.
". H. H. Llewellyn, of Las Cruces
former district attorney Of this district,
declared that some time late in 1914
and early i'm 1915. Raley had talked to
him a number Of times. in his office IN
Las Cruces and at his place at Fort
seldom saying that he intended to Kill
McNew the first opportunity he found
Witness said that i'm 1910. while he was
q 0trfct attorney. he had been COM
PEELED I'm his official capacity. to prose-
cute Raley for shooting and attempting
90 kin NTcNew The shooting for which
Tho prosecution followed. occurred in a
saloon i'm OroEraude Witness said he
URGED Ralev strongly not to try 10
carry out his threat 10 kill McNew, and
that iu April. 1915, he warned McNeW,
telling him of the threats that he had
heard Ralcv make. Asked if he knew
Ealey's general reputation I'm the com
i'm which he lived. he said that
he did. and that it was bad
Heard RnIey Make Threats.
Frank Lloyd testified that he had
run q livery stable I'm Alamogordo for
some years. that Raley was n customer
OF the place. He said that time and
again. when Raley was drinking, ne
had heard Ralcy make threats to Kill
AIcNew. and that he had heard Raley
make the threat TO kill McNew a few
times when he was sober. He said that
Ealev sober was peaceable and well be-
hayed. but that Raley drunk always
was Quarrelsome.
NJ J. spiners, a farmer living in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-14
PIMA AND SANTA CRUZ STOCK
RAISERS TO MEET In NOGALES

Nogales. Ariz.. April 1.-THE stock
men Of Pima and Santa Cruz counties
will meet here tomorrow for the pur-
pose Of organizing the cattlemen Of the
southern part Of the state into an as
ISOLATION. Addresses will be made dur
ing the day and evening by Charles
e. Hardy, collector of customs: ]. c.
kinney. president of the Pima Cattle
Growers association; Prof. r. IT. VIII
liarns. OF the University of Arizona:
W t. Barnum. of the state sanitary
board, and W. a. Moeur, of the state
land commission.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-14
JUSTICE COURTS.
7 L Nurphy. Presiding

State VS.. LawtOn Groom, speeding; de-
PENDANT pleaded guilty and was fined
state VS.. H. NJ. SCHNEIDER. speeding;
defendant pleaded guilty and was fined
state VS.. E. A. Reynolds, drunk; de-
PENDANT pleaded not guilty and bond
was fixed at $500
State VS.. p. 1. Searle, murder: held TO
grand jury under $1,000 bond
State VS.. H. B. Gage, speeding; de-
PENDANT pleaded guilty and was fined s.
state VS.. B. T. Darbyshire, speeding;
defendant pleaded not guilty and de-
manded jury trial.
state VS.. s Cervantes. unlawfully
operating an automobile; defendant
pleaded not guilty and was fined So
and costs.
state VS.. F G. Billings. speeding; de-
PENDANT pleaded guilty and was fined
So and costs.
}. NJ. Beaver. Presiding.
State vs.. Manuel Jose Gonzales. alias
Manuel Ramos and Bernabe Juarez,
bringing stolen property into the state;
held to grand jury under $500 bond
each.
State VS.. Lille Moore, bigamy; held to
grand Jury under $4,000 bond
state VS.. Lille Moore, perjury; re-
leased on her own recOgnizanCe.
state VS.. Jack COtter, drunk and dis
turbing the peace; filed.
state VS.. Estonistado Sofas and Simon
Andasado, burglary; filed.
state vs.. J. Rivera, burglary; filed.
State VS.. Joaquin Munoz, burglary;
filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-14
ERNEST TRUEX
IN NEW COMEDY

"Artie, the Millionaire KID" is a five
reel Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature
which gives splendid opportunities for
Ernest Truck to indulge his talents for
comedy. Truck was especially en-
gagged for the production, and the
young Broadway star is said to have
done some OF his best work therein.
The story deals with the adventures
of a youth who is turned out by his
father when he is sent home from col
lege in disgrace. Dot Kelly will play
the leading feminine role in the film
with a capable supporting cast. The
picture will be released April II.
The report recently was spread that
Cleo Madison umpired a baseball game
for the Yale alumni at the golden gate.
but il is just being known that she
Officiated in bGthing suit. Miss Cleo
was on the beach-but not yet near
the water-when asked TO umpire. The
game was played near the tapping
waves.
My Partner produced by Mutual
and starring Burr Mcintosh. was one of
the spectacular melOdramas of 80 years
ago, first played at Union Square.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-14
G5TH DISTRICT COURT.
ballard COIdHreI. Presiding-

Compania Minera Ignacio Rodriguez
Ramos VS.. Bartlesville Zinc company
ct al, suit for S155,0O0 damages for
conversion Of property; filed.
John Crane VS.. Santa Fe Ry.. suit
for $4,000 damages for personal in
juries; on trial
George Evans VS.. Southern Pacific
suit for $4,000 damages for personal
injuries; verdict for plaintiff for
$500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-14
News Notes
from
MOvieland
By DAISY DEAN.

IT UBAYDAH zOURNA. a young
II woman whose career as a globe
trotter has included appearances
in music halls and theaters in practi-
cally every paIt of the world. viii be
seen as the chief dancing girl VIII
liam Fox's Annette Kellermann specta-
Gle. now nearing completion in Jamaica.
Miss ZOurna canes naturally by her
skill in depicting the wild. dangerous
dances Of the desert, having been born
AT Beja, Tunis. Her father was of q
tribe Of wandering sheiks. and her
early associates were people Of the
desert.
She was educated in Paris, became an
artists model there, and subsequently
a stage and screen actress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-14
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
VIM. b. sheppard. Presiding.

United States vs. Marcus EscobedO,
having in her possession counterfeit
coins and molds; sentenced to so days
beginning March p.
United States VS.. OctavianO Reyes,
receiving and having in possession
Struggled sheep; dismissed.
United States VS.. Maria Rodriguez,
attempt to return to the United States
after deportation; ordered deported to
Mexico.
Guadalupe Gonzales de- Rodriguez,
attempt to reenter United States after
deportation sentenced to 10 months
in the federal penitentiary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-14
41ST DISTRICT COURT.
p. r. Price. Presiding.

John VI. Barnes VS.. FL PasO & South
western ct al, suit for $4,000 damages
for personal injuries; verdict for de-
PENDANTS.
National Hide company vs. G. E. In
gersall. suit on account; case settled
and jury discharged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-14

state vs. Mable Dunn, vagrancy; filed.
State VS.. Cecil Duran, vagrancy: filed.
state vs. E. a Reynolds, carrying a
pistol: filed.
c. Vizcarra VS.. Carlos Dominguez at
tachment; filed.
State VS.. Jack Moore. nOnsupport: de-
PENDANT ordered to pay Sc per week for
support of wife.
state VS. Arturo Loya, theft. filed.
state vs. Martias Cordova, carrying
pistol and knife; filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-14
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF

Get 25-cent bottle Of Danderine at
any drug store, pour a little into your
hand and rub well into the scalp with
the finger tips. BY morning most, If
not All, OF this awful scurf will have
disappeared. Two or three annIica-
uons VIII destroy every bit OF dan
druft; stop scalp itching and falling
hair.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-14

When director general BrenOn was
eanvassinE the Fox forces in Jamaien
for some one who could interpret the
mystic dances of the east, he dIscOV-
cred Miss Journals ability, and entrust-
ed to her the task of drilling and re-
henrSing the other dancers. ms well as
leading them In performances before
the camera.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-14
RALEY OFTEN THREATENED To KILL
M'NEW, WITNESSES SAY At TRIAL

Defence Completes Testimony at Aamogordo in Murder
Trial and Prosecution Begins Rebuttal Testimony;
Defence Offers Evidence to Show Raley Was Con
sidered Bad Man, Espe cially When Drinking.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-14
Bath DISTRICT COURT.
Dan VI. JneksO, Presiding
COUNTY COURT.
Adrian Pool, PRESIDING.

Maria Alcolea de Prieto VS.. Carlos
Prieto, divorce; filed.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28
agsas PoET!Cls DE pE1A-
sEI !GIeN.

astoria ssgrsda Recopilscion soperbis del
antique ' Nuevo Testamento. Lihrc cue
c9ntiene Is conplic8da historic del Pue-
5go de Israel Y que pinta las f!gGras de
pgtTIarcsS Y pT0fetas, Viendose ciarEMen1
,enida del Mesias. EdiCion de lulo. IN
.Omo gralde WV
.uvens del Santo NIho de htochs--..... zoe
"a ImiTSciGn de Cristo ............... QUO
;stecisno DE- RipRicA ~--.--.-........- I've
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28
= Il'TsiiJbuna PuibliCa

! edif:cio de Ia Patria. conmovidO has
Ia en- suS cimientos por los horrc-
res de IN lucha. Desgraciadamcnto
este no ha sido asi; muchos. immune
rabies m~eXicanos permanecemos des-
terr&dos, nuestrOs intereses son toma-
dos p%Or@los mlsmos que representa- a
Ia a~utoridad. En- Ciudad JuareZ Sc
har sacrificadO en- catos ultimos ITEM
pos mas de mil rcses de mi propic-
dad, Y I Ia Ciudad de Chihuahua Sc
estdn llevando partidas de! mismo
ganado que, segUn tengo !nformes,
Sc sacrifican Y vcnden IN Q! Quartet
General de LIS fuerZas del gohierno
de facto, Y e. senior consul de Mexico
en- esta ciudad da i entender que bicn
podria e. gobierno que q representa-,
apOdcrarse de los bieneS de las ia
milias MaGero Y T~errazas. ash como
de los de todaS las personals hostilcS
d su partido politico, y llama botia
de guerra a los bieneS de ~particula-
res. aun extranjeros, que han sido
tomados por las fuerZas c2rrancistas
al enemigo.
Hasta ahora 20 habia ~entendido, ;
ne dicen personals competentes en
Ia materia, que solamente Sc corside-
n botin de guerra Il los bienes per
t~enecientes al Estado beligcrante que
son tomados por las fue"Zas del Is
tado en- guerra con G: ' t~rataadoSe
de guerras c~iviles. que SOLO Sc cQtien-
De objeto de botin, los bicnes nacio-
males o propios de IA facci0n cnerli-
ga considerable como una persona
moral. este es: el armamento ' MUM
2 clones, cl dinero destlEaIo 4 Ia paga
de lbs tr0paS. etc, pcrO que no son
botin de guerra nj aUn los oDjctoS
de propieGad personal de los lndlT.-
duos del ejercito euemIgO y menCS D0-
drian serlo los que ~pe!teneceH = cIu-
dadanos pacificos que 10 toman ri
/ IN, romado narricinaci6r en- n lgcYa
r,,.r;.;so -; rrcl, ra,o. n. a.. ~
tranjeros. 81 todoS los nienes de Cue
80 h,L;, ,no5.r,5o 81 ua,o,,l VIII,
y ahora le han s;do quitadoS por las
Trerzas dol senior Carranza. rrciy..
declarados botin de guerra, tendr'"
Of .o5o,. consul r,,., soy. rorsacYc,,a
J..r ,.o Ja.r,,,.. c,,o .,s;
toda Ia Kendblica r,;. bo;iu de guc-
,r, de, qobierno de facto. y e9tiaaao
one nYnra IN sjdo csa Ia ~inte~ci6r
d.I so5o,. consul RI mucbo memo: L,
da, gobie,no one representa-.
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araa IL sa,or., .s,. i. ,., .,,haio
im,,raLn =. bnnrado r,ar.. q y,un-.
oIg,ir c%,n;+,r ore he nordjao c7 mi
,.aioz. ESQ canital ba seryido en- hue
na parte para e. triunfo de Ia revo-
! r~rcion. vjvo arciano Y cast arruinaGo
on 81 destjcrro: pero me qucIa e o.
g,1Io dc no haber sido manca IN re-
beIde = los distintos gobiyruos avc
drranre mi vida 50 han suceCilo en-
~; notrio = eetoy secure de cue el
se5o, consul Garcia nj ~pirrvrg otrl
nersona rienen motives fvudados par.
of,.u,, ,,a yo sca ~, re-