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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-06-29
FUNSTON ASKS FOR 5000 MILITIA
Request for Strengthening Of Frontier
Patrol.

Patrol.
WashingtOn.-Naj OrGen. Frederick
Funston wired to the War Depart
ment asking that $4,000 men of the
National Guard be sent to him as soon
as they are available, to be stationed
along the Mexican frontier from
Brownsville to the Pacific Ocean"
The request is understood to have
cen based on disturbing reports
which have reached Funstons head
quarters concerning the activity Of
Mexican forces south of the border.
Important developments of the Mex
lean situation were:
The United States sent to the Mexi-
can Government war note warning
CarranZa of the grave consequences
that will follow a resort to arms by
Mexico.
The President and Cabinet reached
the firm decision to back up the note
with the armed strength of the ma.
ton, even to the extent of calling out
100000 volunteers to supplement the
regulars and militia.
Ambassador Designate Arredondo
suddenly cancelled an engagement
with Secretary Lansing Mexican
Embassy officials regarded the war
note as an affront, and possibly a
casus belli
Special Agent Rodgers informed the
State Department of antiAmerican
demonstrations in Mexico City, and
said he had arranged to take all Am
orleans on special trains to Vera Cruz,
where the United States transport
Hancock will be waiting to bring them
to the United States.
At a White House war council it
was decided to ask Congress to add
10000 sailors to the navy at once and
to increase the number to $4,000 in
case of emergency.
Reports regarding conditions in
Mexico City, recalled to the United
States via London, state them to be
appalling. There is no money. The
people are resOrting to barter. Food
supplies are limited The anti-Amer
lean feeling is intense Attacks have
been made on all American property,
including oil properties, it is added.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-06-29
SOLD MILITIA GUNS TO MExIcANs

Colonel and Captain of Texas National
Guard Convicted in U. S. Court.
Austin, Tex.-In the Federal Dis.
trict Court, Judge Russell presiding.
Col. Emmett H. Walker of the Texas
National Guard, residence, Austin, and
Captain George j. Head, residence,
Brownsville, were convicted by the
jury with improperly disposing of
property belonging to the War Depart.
ment of the United States to residents
in Mexico in rebellion against the con.
stituted authorities of that countxx,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-06-29
RUSSIANS OCCUPY
ALL OF BUKOWINA
Pressing Drive, Cars Forces
Capture Two More Villages
in the South
MANY PRISONERS SEIZED

London.-Russian troops have con
quered all of the Austrian crownland
of Bukowina, and the Austrians are
falling back into the Carpathian Noun
tain passes as the Cars forces con-
tinue their advance.
Kimpolung, in the southern part Of
Bukowina, has been occupied by the
Russians and the Austrians have re-
tired between that town and Jokobeny
and to the northwest have evacuated
the heights south of Betrometti and
Winnie.
In the drive along the River Pruth
the Russians have captured two more
villages and large war stores of the
enemy and many prisoners.
In Volhynia Petrograd records the
capture of a redoubt near Czartorysk,
the repulse of attacks southwest of
Lutsk and an advance north of Rad
zivilotf, while Berlin reports the put
ting down of Russian attacks to the
east of Vladimir-Volynski and west OF
Dubno. Heavy fighting continues
throughout this region.
The French during late attacks re
captured from the Germans trenches
west of the Thiaumont redOubt north
east of Verdun and also made some
progress in the village of Fleury. ac-
cOrding to the War Office communica-
ton. There is no infantry activity in
the Verdun region, but the lombard
ment on both sides of the Meuse CON
tinued without interruption.
On the British and Belgian front
there have been heavy artillery bonn
bardments Of the German positions,
This action is taken to indicate the
British are preparing for their new
offensive.
In the Posina region and south or
Arsiero, in the Ausuo-Italian theatre.
the Italians have attacked and driven
back the Ausurians at several points.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-06-29
BLINDED HER HUSBAND
oisfigures Him With Lye So He
Would Be Less Attractive,

Sherman, Tex.-Because she regard
ed her husband as too attractive Mrs.
L. P. Gathright told authorities here
she poured a quart of concentrated
I've on his face and body while he
slept. burning out both of his ewes
and badly burning and disfiguring his
body. Il did not want to kill him, but
l did want to put his eyes out and
spoil his handsome face so he woul,
not be attractive to other women"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-06-29
HIS REWARD FOR ENLlsTINe

American Serving With British Fined
as Unregistered Alien.
Plymouth.-George White, an Am
erican citizen and native of New York.
after serving with the Royal Marines
at Gallipoli, was charged with failing
to register as an alien.
He had been invaded with a small
pension and explained he did not reg
lister because he had been in the
British service and thought it was
unnecessary to do So. The nominal
fine of five shillings was imposed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-06-29
SAVE MOREY FROM
DEATH IN DESERT
Tenth Cavalry Officer. Wounded
at CarrizaI. Is Carried to
Pershing's Camp
SENDS REPORT OF BATTLE
Wife, at Austin, Texas, Receives
Wireless Message Stating He Had
Reached Pershing's Lines Safely
Mexcans Fired First Shots.

San Antonio, Texas.-General Fun.
ston has received the following report
from General Pershing, transmitting
a report written by Captain Lewis 8.
Morey, in a cave, wounded, after the
Carrizal battle:
MajorGeneral Pershing reports
from Colonia Dublan, June %. follow.
ing message written by Captain Morey
shortly after Carrizal battle, found in
the hands of three men of Troop K
returning from Carrizal and sent to
Oio FREDERICK by Lieut. Mayer:
Carrizal, Mex. June 81, 1916. els
a. m. To commanding officer Ole
FREDERICK: my troop reached Ojo
Santo Domingo at $50 p. M, June 90
met Troop c under Captain Boyd.
came under Captain Boyd's command
and marched my troop in rear OF Car
rial at AIS a. m. Reached open field
to southeast of town $50 a. m.
Captain Boyd sent in a note re-
questing permission to pass through
oomId ~ nau.', H.. '-,veu w
po,,5 nota t, 49,, nv, e''''' Az
Ahumada at this time He was talk
=, ''''''' IL ~ 0''
General GoiIe" sent "fl'ten mes
sage that Captain Boyd could bring
his force in town and have a confer
ehce' captain BoFd feared an am
puSi'' ne was uhaer me impression
lAa' llIe MeAIeaH7 "ou!u run as sooH
aS we HI7u'
we IoIIleu LOT a'laeh' ms lhten
llou peIns 10 move UP 10 the line OF
dpou' Nv 'leAlcai.s on Ihe cage Oh inc
lo"n' we formed Ifoop I on the
ieiI III IIIle OIL shl'iAlsAefs, one platoon
ol N Troop On fiSui Oh me ana an
olneF' ~ Troop platoon, on extreme
Ii5"I ana eSCAa'oAeH Hlde TO lht
rear.
men we "el' IN SUI wards the
HeAICdHS opened Ire' ana a strong
one before we Hied d shot. lheh We
opened up heE dIo not run Dul to
make long account snort amer aoou'
an Houi HIe IN "hlch Doth troops
advanced Troop | IN the position OF
lhe MEXICAN machlhe guns ana ~ CLOS
ing IN sIlgh'ly TO the lett
we were very Dusy on the rlghi
Keeping OH hahk attack. A GROUP
ol MeAlcdnS Iell town. went around
our rlshl anu our lea horses lett IN
galop'
AT ABOUT O'CLOCK one platoon o.
Troop ~ "hich was on our right fell
pack' sergeant SAID ne could not stay
there' bolh plaIoons 1eA BACK l'Ooe
yaras 10 the west ana together VILE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-06-29
RUSSIANS TAKE sUKoWINA TOWN

RUSSIANS TAKE BUKOW INA OWN
London.-The Russian army, in phr-
suit OF the fleeing Austrian forces,
has continued its drive in Bukowina,
capturing the town OF Radautz, thirty
five miles directly south OF Czerno-
WITT. This advance is at rate OF
ten miles a day. More officers, men
and guns have been captured by the
Russians.
In VOlhynia the Germans and Aus
TRANS have taken the offensive
against the Russians in an effort to
halt the westward drive, and san.
culinary conflicts are in progress
throughout that district. Petrograd
reports the enemy has been repulsed
but Berlin asserts the Russians have
been driven back. On the Stripa, in
Galicia, portions of the trenches of
the Central Powers have been cap
tured by Russians.
An ajjarently general offensive has
been opened by the Germans in the
north from the Pripet marshes to
Riga. Russian positions have been
bombarded or infantry charges hurled
against them. Petrograd asserts the
infantry attacks have failed
Heavy fighting has been resumed
before Verdun and to the east in the
Woevre sector, and at the foot of the
Meuse hills the Germans are lombard
ing the French positions. Heavy at
tacks have been made against Hill
No. 304 and lie Mort H0mme and
northeast OF the fortress around
Thiaumont, the NauX Wood, Chapitre
and Fort Laufee. Germans captured
some advanced French trenches be.
tween Fumin Wood and Chenois.
northeast Of Verdun, at night but the
French official communication reports
the positions regained in counter-at-
lacks.
French aviators have been active.
dropping bombs on Treves, Karlsruhe
and Mulheim. In the air battles four
German aeroplanes were brought
down The French lost one machine
through motor trouble.
The Petrogr@d War Office arncsr-
ced the number of prisoners captured
IN the offensive in Volhynia and Ga
Icia up to June 10 as 172,4S4 men.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-06-29
cARRANzA is BANDITS AID.
American Troops Will Not Be With.
drawn and Must Not Be Impeded.

H'""T "TU NusI NUt De Impeded.
Washington-The American note,
fatty rejecting Gen. Carranza's de.
mand for the withdrawal of United
States troops from Mexico, and re.
buking the Carranza Government for
the discourteous tone and temper of
its latest communication, was handed
10 Eliseo Arredondo the Mexican
Observation-Disclosures for transmits
sion to Mexico City. Copies were fur
nished to all the foreign embassies
and legations. and a summary was
cabled to Mr. Rodgers, the United
States special agent at the Mexican
capital
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-06-29
ITALIANS BEAT FOE BACK
Lines in Trentino mistaken, Despite
Heavy Attacks by Austrians.

Rome.-Heavy attacks are being de.
hvered by the Austrians between
Magma Boschi and Boscon in the
Trentino. The War Office announced
that all the assaults had been repealed
and that the Italian line remained
mistaken. Progress was made north
east of Asiago and north of the Fran
zela Valley.
The battle continues fiercely on the
Settle Comuni plateau.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28

ria? oh. que diaS tan h0rriblrS he
paSado, He viSitadO toda Ia NOrucsa
drsdr Cri>tiania hasla WardhuS. prrN
| mis- drSroS So cOncrntraban IN Dron-
thrlm.
-Disfrutad. iovrn. d. vueStra l.
hrrtad. mirntraS p"'iiiS g0zar!a: Pc
70 Icridmc. p0r fin, Iuifn SOS: quT-
sierra. Orlrnrr, ronoceros por otr0
nom5re. porqur eI hiio de uno d"
mis- m0rtair> cncmieos 81 I!amaba
Ordrner.
-IniudabIomrnte, senior Condo,
csc mortal rncmigo d prof"sa mas
afrrto que vos !e profesAjs.
Fluids mi pregunta....... p"r0
guariad yurStro SecretO: va COMO
ccrh, duizas, algun dia. que cl fruto
que calma mi srd IS un vencnO que
III" mata.
-;Condc,-exclam6 OrdHn"r, CO.
Etrico; Y dcspuis, ~reponi"ndosc. di-
10 con acento dc queja:-;Conde!
-cp0r QUE he de fiarme de vos-
repuso Schumacker.-lue ante INF
abrazais Siempre el partidO del i'm
placabIe Guldnelew?
FL virrey-manifest6 sravemente
eI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de dar Ia or.
den de que est6is Iibre en- 10 sucesl-
70. Y sin guardias en- el interior De
toda la torre del Leon SlesvlS. Esta
noticia Ia adquiri en- BerShen y Ia
recibir6is muy en- Nreye,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28
La Correspondence del Ministro de Ia Guerra
en- Washington, estuvo yeintIdos horas SIN
abrir a consecuencia de la %renuncia
del Secretario Garrison y del Sub
secretario Breckenridge
JIEN OCUPARA Ell PUESTO VACANTE?

duanus. correos Y otroS cargos fcde-
raIes cue debe proveer e. Presidcn-
ce. Ademas. los d~efensores del ejer-
c.co continental. segun declare E. Sc
c~yerario dimitente. veian en- este una
rescrva Il u que pudiera apel&rse CT
"a vcz que sc neccsit"raa tuerza5,
para a~.v:arlas q defender el terrific
ito &c S!guna repubiica sudamericaaa.
.mcaaZada nor Il invasion eXt:anjc-
-. mieaJras que G! plan de las mill
cias sera inutil q este respecto. toda
vez que no sera possible haccrias Sd
il del te~rritorio americana sin que
este hech% Ia declaration de guerra.
F. resultado neto de IA saliGa de
l.r. Garrison. NJ sido que II posicion
ac Mr.. Wilson quedase refo-zad% 81
t. {. Coag-eso ' que este g diSpon-
- = coopegar con e.. porque sc n.
ylsto en- cl fondo de ella una prue-
b. del resDeto que insp!ra 4. Pres
Genye G. podec legislative. ~haDieadosc
notuGo va en- los legislatures de to.
dos los Dartidos. u reacci0n fayora-
Die = vorar. en- eI Senado, e. aumeEsc
lei eivrcito regular h&sta G~oScieEtoS
mil hombres. : en- IA C&maga. Ii Il
.eUtacicn del plan para reorganiZar
as railicias de los EscaGoS y Pone"-
las 5ajo las 6rdenes del go"iermo
federal.
NieuJras tanto, ei DeparramcHto O.
n Guerra, privado repentinamente de
>ecrc;ario ' S~u5Secretario. Ia est&do
- hovs,s acetaio y IA correspoaden-
ria ii-igida 4 sus dos jetes, sin abrir.
a.:rnento hasca 81 punto lie i@9Gdar t.
aeSpacho vacio del Primero. pue. au"-
cue por una orden ejecUtiva. e. gene
ial Scott, jefe del Estado Mayer. Sc
r.a el iete INFERNO cuando fa.tase3
.uuellos. 81 auditor general de! ejer,
c:,o. Mr. Crowder. declare que ii.
caa Disposition solo sc referia = lo'
.asos de a~useacia temporal 0 enfer-
medad. POI 10 que Il precise otrl
ac!ara.oriu. terminate, IL cUal no
Tue ~expedida hasta las tres de Ia tai
ae de hoy.
L. mas notable de esta crisis par
CAL. ha sido II energia demostrada ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28

. drianlolos solos rrrrh Ia pu"rja. SIN
nodrr cir Ia yoz a9ria del vi"jo. lu"
drria:-Si no - al captain. no quiz
70 Yer 4 Made.
A OR ">aS palahrls qurd6 e rN-
tranirro d. pie junto 4 Ia pu"rta. y
%. prrSo. rrryjnduSr Soio-porIur NJ
Siguirra hahia vu"Ito IA cah"za,r
voIvi6 a r~nlrrgarSr 4 Ill conr"ntra-
ia meditation.
H.pcntjnamrntc erltd:-;E! rAri-
tan mo abanloaa Y me har" traicidn!
IAN, los hombrcs son como e pc
iazo he hielo que TN drahr r%onIun-
did con un iiamantr. como uaa io-
VA. guard6lo rr 81 zurr6n y cuando
fuG a buSrarIr. aada haIl6.... I'm
POGO de- aqua.
No soy yo de esos hombres-con-
tc>t6 ei cXtranjrro.
Schumacher - Irvantd brUsca-
m"nlo.
-sQuiiN csta aqui? eluitn me-
oyr? cE,s aIgin m~crcrnario del MI
scraDlc Gulirniew?....
No habl@iS NAL del Nirray. s.
nor Condo.
No NE designeiS aqui por adU-
larme: - inutil. pcgd6is vuestro ira
baic. porduc va no soy poderOso.
Fl que os habla. jama> o. como
ci6 poderoso. Y. sin embargo. es anil
60 vueStro.
-Esncrara a'eo lie mi: las a,nnrlo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28
Maria delCarmen Martinez juz-
gada por ur1 mexIcano

"
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.o,i,. !, ,u, ,.,., ohi.Io .~.ari1oso Y
rin,m.nt. me- invite Il 81 picza de
art;Sta. iiritnd0m": "grandr salts
Iacrlon II" Sent!h0 al cohNcilc'Flhr
''' ANN H|l ,.;ta
no oiNidar" a Chihuahua y Sieihpre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28

DISTINCTION cs csa que no m atre-
via 4 eSperar Y DE- Ia que no he ha-
blaio 4 nadic mas que 4 voS. Dis
niAuyrn 81 peso de- mis- caT!rnaS 4
| mr,ita 1uc mis- amos Sc aumcntan.
' ruandn mis- dOlrncias me hayan
ronrluiio las fuerzas, Me dirin, sin
duia:-Sois !ibrc.
9onrIendo el alclaho amaFSamen-
T.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28

Sc soIicitan Agentes para Ia
venta de LA PRENSA en- las
poblaciones de Santa Pau;G,
Cal, Duncan, Ariz., y denss
lueares donde no los haya- Las
personals que Sc Unforeseen Puc-
den dirigirse solicitando p-ecio
Y condolences a LA PRENSA.
Departanento de Agentes, 6O7
Dclo-csa ST., San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28
aragoneses sigue1 oporiez1dose al acuerdo
dictado por el gobno. en- favor de Barcelona
Ell Ateneo Barcelones Sc drigio a la Academia de Ia Lengua protest
81 acuerdo que prohibe el uso del idioma catalan en- los documento

MADRID, Fcbrero 27.-Los conf
Sionados aragoneses continlan sin
d~escanso su ardiente campana contra
la concession del puerto franco y de-
p0sito commercial en- Barcelona, Gre
yendo que Sc hace necesario Ia con-
ccsi0n &c otraS m%ejoras de trascen-
dencia. pidiendo, pOr tanto, Sc esta-
bIeZcan otras mcdidas mas prove
chosas Y que va han estado en- vigor
aHtcriormente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28
OTRAS NOTTCLAS DE ESPANA

bjerro senores Maura. Dato V Garcia
prieto 81 Ministro de Ia Guerra. &C
neral Luuuc. el de Marina. almirante
Miranda, los exministros de Ia guerra
generates Weyler y Primo de Rivera
y {! uue fuG de Marina. contraalmi-
rarte Viuiepra.
nesnu1s de n reunion. todoy los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28

MADRID. Febrero 27.-En unO re
los sa.oncs del PaIacio Real, Sc HI
efectuado un gran concerto. al que
asistieron los monarcas, IA reina ma
DIRE Y un crecido numero de aristd-
cratas.
C~antarOn Titta Ruffo, el tenor ca
italian Pallet y la Genovavix Y parti-
c~iparon tambicn los concertistas Cos.
Ia Te"!n ' Guerros, siendo todos
muy a]plaudidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28

VENDEMOS IN peQueflo negocIo en- abarro-
ties. situadO en- bucn lugar V en- cofnpIeIa
sctiyidad cofnerrial, tiene regiStrc y no
hay rezagos. Tambien TN taller de pe!L-
guerra. compHesto de . sllloneS. . "spri0S.
repfSas. reloJ crandc y tOda Su hcrraInien-
Ia nueva. Ambos negocioS Sc pueden atcn-
der racilmente pOr eStar en- IN miSfn0 lu-
gar. poca renta. InrOrman: 7. PucnIe 4
Son. 40i S. Laredo ST.. san Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28

BARCELONA, Febrcro 2T.-Los
p~residentes de las ~cntidades ecoa0mi-
cas- han communicate al g~obernador
que sostienen "a legitima aspiration
dc, pueblo catalan de que Sc reconoz-
can = Il lengua catalina los m!Smos
dercchos que al castellano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28
DIR. ALBERT !. CALDWELL.

Cura las intermediates de los Ojos.
Oidos. Nariz y Gursanta. 513 Gibbs
Bldg., Tel, Oficina, Or. 1929; Resi-
@!crcia, pida Gunter Hotel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28

Cuendo Sc dirija a algunas de las
Casas anuaciadas menciones este
p~eriodico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28

NEOStLrAHSAN (GaGl-Cn IimiiadO hume
re- dc iub0S So venGeran 81 lunes IS y mar
les % dr TcbrcrO IN 30E Frost Rulldlne.
r2-s9l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28

rE N~EETA-u0S SolartS con ccrca y arua,
rn may bucn lIgar. de vllnr $3.50. pOr Si15.
Lu%lc IL 1iurfunI,iad. cSia graiihtnSa oG"r-
n dura ha-la 81 $ Lc Marco. Para I"f"rfn",
dlrijan<e. Guadalupe Rodriguez. 1910 south
Laredo -. II-Sl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-28

NEVrp 3araIO o cambio pOr vacai l"cI"raS,
dos mulaS Y una yegua. /. Rodriguez. CO.
dorado Y Kerr POI. tJ-:I'
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MADRID. Febrero 27.-Una nu--
merasa comisi6r aragonesa compues-
I" POi 'os 'sS'''s
|e9 "S AE''' po'
''> c''.-'Ta N1. Ci"
p''''''' Han '' N'''''' IL
NoL."'''o'''
$50 "e 10 P''"o." = S''e w
/" "~'p"H'c'oI' "e A"t"soN"' 4"e p'C''
!" E"sP'"S''" "e :" 'O,'e'', 's'
'epoS''o i'"I''0 l'-,' 's'0'."' i''Io'
'''''' 10 Se "e'''S'' ""'''' Gil ''7
Sot.e, P'VA'- $3.50.
Il oo"ue "e n~o"'"''o"eS' e>po""'o
que IL Ie!!oer'cioh en- las coEIeS &c
Pi!!t"'l" t! Pr'PoS'lo dc. &"h'eFNo r.
'"EG@hoo COMO 6 consequence e 10
S.' &c los 'e'e'ie'o' que "e j" Gomez
>''n h"bL@" ue "1I!'"f'e'
TIA c'cE' G. Oo""s que I'e'"F Sehle-
jahleN cue-lioieN 4 KS c"'teS' ""!'t
.u&&r {! P.""teaHie"to dc 1Uch& en-
ire .aS re%loaeS. 10 que convene VI
tar CT bicn de !" cote2tlTla"d.
,-,1,c, - - =, Il, .o
:.5 ~ C:a,a.- - .;,,3n4
L. ora..-,do me-, oslo, -oi.,oro
que han pces'did" las "utorIdaaeS :
los ?resldeHtes dc as secretaries :
cornoEaclo"eS, 60" e! pFopoSi-o ne e.
cuchar una contere"cla del! inge"'eEo
senior Or"et&. e%E1cando los plane
que uene par" /" eEP.otacIc3 del
p]!a;ino que c" gran canu"ad hay en-
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PESQUISAS-

EESEO saber cl paradcro de Ia SefOra
Carmen DOmingueZ De Estrada CualQIic-
"a persona que Scpa de ella. sc lc SUI
FLEA dIrigifse I este pcri0iiCO.
So
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iECCIONES CCRTAS DE lNGLE!
Ejercicio.

FL masrimonio moderno. En- euatro
parties con una misma terminacion:-
Natri
Har MONY
Acri
Ali
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Cuando Sc dirija a alguna de las
casas anunciadas, mencione este
%peri6dico.
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VALENCIA. Febrcro 27.-Se ha
e~fectuado IN mi;in republican, en- cl
cue hiZo uso de Ia palabra ci dipu-
tado senior Rodrigo Soriano. QuIcn
atac6 duramente i los reform!sras.
q los que caIific6 de a~postatas y re
volucionarios ' pros!guio habiando
lei regimen monarQuico: dijo que
NADIA habia hecho para regenerar n
natria en- los cuarenta Y cinco amos
JItimos. Gurante los cuales Ia acadia
10 cen EspaHa, porque Sc han perd.!o
las colonies : e. crcdiro mundlaI. = Ia
aurccla de gran nacion que ten!a en-
cl orhc cnterO.
=! orator fut muy a~piaUdido.
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Parcria que lulas la p~aSi"ncS HI
han lgilad,s 81 curaLGn y que l"dGS
L. Elhia!, ~abanGunadn. solo le QU"-
faha I. wIrada ,li~lr ! grurUUia
del lOInbr,. Experimentation IN Il
rrurlrur.a de luS h0Iubr"s en-" =.
h,. l"rr rn 81 interior de cliu-.
tS~CiIILLIER).
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GUADALAJARA, Fcbre:o 27.-E!
n~"esidcrtc de Ia sociedad hiSpaao-
su!2a. de ingenicros : diputaGos, Sc
nor Braca<. ha llegado a csta ciudad
: IN comprado 500 mil metros de
cantc-ia para Il construction dc ua@
gran fabrica de motores de acropl%-
nos, = material de guerra. p~reparan-
dose 4 invertir en- esa fabrication IN
capita, de cuatro millones de pesetas.
e. vecindario. que habra de reci5;"
grandes beneficioS con n implan.a-
cion de IN nmeva fabrica. Sc proponc
hacer una demonstration de agradeci-
miento.
VALENCIA. Febrero 27.-Un
gran incendio que rapidamcnte tonic
crandes preparedness ha destruido e:
taller de sierra mecanica y almacen
De maderas propiedad del CONCEAL del
Avuntamiento. de filiaci0n car!ista,
senior CabaneS, ca~lcu!an0ose que las
ptrdidas a~scienden a Glen mil pese-
tas, pues TODD ia quedado destruido,
esSando asegurado el edific!o.
e origen del fuego Sc debio 4 ur
contacto del tendiGo de II e]lecurici-
dad.
MADRID. Febrero 27.-En uno
de los ~salones del edificio del minis
terio de Ia Guerra, Sc ha veriticado
Ia primera reunion de Ia junta dc
defensa nacional.
Preside Ia reunion SUI majestad c!
rey Y estuvieron prescntes el Con-
de de Romanones. los jefes de &C