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FOR SALE-Registered Jersey bull,
two years old at beef value or will
trade for good cow. Guaranteed
every way. j. E. Hampton, Hover,
Wash. 16p
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FOR Horse, Harness, hack,
buggy pole, spring tooth harrow.
Inquire Mrs. M. R. McCleverty, tele-
phone 17x3. 16p
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-16O acres,
about 100000 #. good timber, 20
acres cleared, land practically level,
some good buildings; price $4,000.
Klickitat county. Archie Hewett,
Snowden, Wash. 1912
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FOR SALE OR TRADE Three Jer-
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w. B. Paulson at old F. v. Hoyt
place. 13tf
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FOR SALE Sharples cream separa-
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FOR SALE - Two driving horses.
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e. H. Mann, phone 16x7. 81
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FOR SALE-Washing machine, dress
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MIR. McCleverty, phone 17x3. 16p
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CENT-A-WORD ADVS.

SMALL POTATOES, 75c per sack or
1c per pound. Phone 1888, j. w.
Hutchins. 16p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
TIGRIS RIVER SERVES
i TURKS AND BRITISH

The Tigris river serves rs the line Of
communications for both Turks and
British alike in Mesopotamia. The
British have II certain advantage in
this respect, for they, with access to
the sea, can increase and rpplenish their
river transport facilities indefinitely
whereas the Turks must be satisfied
with their present fleet, ...-
The carrying capacity Of the Tigris
with its present British feet is not
equal to that of u single line of railway
with an average supplyA Of rolling
stock, hut it is increasing in proportion
to tho development of the campaign
The British line of communication is
about 400 miles long. &at.'..
The feet of Transports, mostly pad
die steamers drawing about four feet OF
water, each with a lighter attached
starboarL and port, keep pace with tn,
army on the hank; and each brigade
has its parent ship from which il draw,
supplies, The parent ship is, IN turn
supplied hv mahailas'' These loca
river craft make picturesque fleet
with their high forward sloping masts
huge rudIcr, Iatccn sail aud eutawa,
PROV, pointed and barbed. They are
painted like the Chinese junks, bu,
with Arab dcsigns and characters, tn,
star aud crescent and figures like III,
signs of the zodiac, generally white OF
back groLnd of green or red and vel
low .4r
The Arab name for the long, narrow
canoe-shaprd boats Of the country, thu
gOnduln Of Basra, is the bellum. 1t |.
polrd or padded. The official .des
patches have occasionally referred Il
"war bcIIums,[ which are ordinary
bellums armored with iron plates an,
used for conveying Infantry TO the as
sault of the enemy s position.
TO supplement the self.respeetinl
paddle STEAMERS of the Tigris there ha,
been gathered the most heterogeneou
collection Of srrap,iron and remnant,
Of river traffic, taxing the resources Of
India : inland navigation FRO" BhGm
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
SAYS WERNER HORN MUST
STAND TRIAL ON CHARGES

Associated Press by Federal wireiess.)
BOSTON, April 2S.--rhe Federal cir.
cult court here yesterday denied Wer,
ner Horn, who claims to have been an
officer in the German army, u writ of
habeas corpus, asked for by Horns at.
torncy. The prisoner must stand his
trinl for illegal transportation Of dyna-
mite. He is also charged with having
attempted to blow up the international
bridge between Vanccboro, Maine, and
Nova Scotia, on February ., 1915.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
GERMANS PAVE WAY
FOR ANOTHER DRIVE
IN VERDUN SECTOR
Terrific Attacks BY Teutons
Against Other Western Fronts
| Are RepuIsed BY French
CURTAIN OF FIRE e-
DEADLY TO ENEMY
Russians Turn Back Fierce Drive
and Grand Duke Nicholas
Continues To Advance
tAssoeIAled Press by Federal wlr,lersl


LONDON, April 2S- Drspatrhrs from
Paris and the front received last night
declare that the Germans under the
Crown Prince evidently are preparing
for another infantry assault against
the French positions northwest Of Yer,
dun and along the line from lie Mort
Homme TO tumier"s.
Artillery, preparation in this sector
has been going on for some time, in
pursuance Of the recent German policy
of, a long period devoted to blasting
away all possible resistance before
sending in the infantry columns, This
artillery bOnbardment Of the lines is
said TO have heen heavier than usual.
All Advances Checked
Northeast Of Randcmont woods the
Teiiton troops essaynd a number Of des-
perate attacks, following a severe artiI-
lery preparation Of the ,ground, but a
French "eurtain Of Ere 2 aud the ma
chine guns, stopped all advances. At
Thianmont, also, the Germans tried des-
perately to break through TO the French
trenches and there, too, the French
"seventy.Gyes,' and their rain of
shells proved more than the Teuton in.
fantry could stand against.
Elsewhere along thg western lines
the situation has not. materially alter
ed, bnt there are growing sigps OF the
long rredicte,l spring eampai gu of
tha Allies, and from. the l,bAahof Va
.tbe sEwiss border the Bthting limos arr
Tbeecining more and mOre active as the
weather improves and the roads gets
harder and in better condition, This Is
notably the state of the case in the
Vosges, where the artillery actions OF
late have been supplemented with In.
fantry attacks in many places.
Slav Repulse Germans 49,
On the eastern front, according to
Petrograd dispatches, the Germans
launched another drive against the Rus.
siau positions at BaFanoyiehi, but were
compelled to fall back under the fre
of the SInv artillery, which had their
range and inflicted tremendous losses
= Russia also reported successes In other
pnrts of the line. The town of ChrO
miakOua was captured from the Teu
tons, and in the Caucasus the Slavs
under the Grand Duke Nicholas have
driven the Turks from their fortified
positions in the mountains south OF
| BitIis and are advancing steadily ia
Other directions.
The British press bureau yesterday
| issued n statement Announcing the loss
| of the British submarine Fog, sunk by
German vessel. Berlin claimed also
TO have tmprdOed cruiser Of the Are
| thus!a class.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
OBREG0N DECLARES
DCARRbNZ|STAS CAN
MASTER V|LL|STAS
Confident He Can Convince GEN
eral Scott Of His Govern
ment's Power .455
DENIES FRICTION EXISTS
WITH GENERAL CARBANZA
Conference Expected To Begin
In Juarez Custom House
Tomorrow Morning
GAssociatsd Press by Federal wireless,


WASHINGTON, April 2s.--deneral
Obregon is confident that he can con
vince the American representatives at
the Forthcoming conference, that Car,
ranga has ample force to deal with the
scattered bands of Villistas, still roam
ing the country. In statement TO the
Associated Press at chihuahua City
yesterday, General Obregon said:
Controls Situation Fa
81 am going TO convince the Ameri.
can representatives that our army is
amply able to control this situation
now. We are more than a match for
the small bands of Villistas scattered
about the northern Mexican states
When ! have done that / hope to ar.
range for the prompt retirement of the
American troops In Mexico" 'g
The general who was on his way
from Chihuahua City to Juarez when
he made the above statement, added
that the reports of friction between
himself and CaTranza are. utterly with,
out foundation. ~ e.. N.&. ~
Confer At Juarez s-.&'-. =. ,f.A5
General Scott and General obregon
will probably confer at, Juarez, begin,
ming tomorrow morning. The confer
enee most likely win last over Sunday
with frequent stops to enable the con
ferees TO communicate with their re-
spectiye goyernnients, The Mexican
custom house at Juafez probably VIII
be selected for the conference. ".
Dispatches from the City Of Mexico
last night reported that the de faetC
government has received information
of the victory of constitutionalist
army over a force Of 5000 rebels in
northern 0axaea. According to the
message to the war department of Car
ranza's government, five hundred OF
the rebels were killed, and many
wounded and taken prisoners.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
CONGRESS MAY ALTER
IMMIGRATION BILL
Protest of Japan Is Needed BY
State Department
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless.

WASHINGTON, April PA tenta
tive draft Of an amendment to the Bur.
nett immigration bill, now before the
senate, is being considered by Secre,
tary of State Lansing aud other al
mnistration leaders, as result of the
protests Japan has made through Am
bassadOr ChindH over the Asiatic OK
clusion features.
The draft after being completed by
Democratic congressional leaders will
probably be submitted to Secretary
Lansing to take into conference with
Chinha.
"There is no trouble about it, and a
satisfactory amendment will be sub
mitted at the proper time" said Sen
atOr Lodge today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
ANOTHER DEMAND MADE
IN CASE OF LINER CHINA
lAssOeiated Press by Federal wireIess.l J

(Associated Press by Federal Wireless,)
' WASHINGTON, April 27.--Seeretary
o. State Lansing today sent to the
rritioh government another demand
that Britain release the thirty seven
Germans aud Austrians and one Turk
seized by "A British auxiliary cruiser
from the American steamer China of
Shanghai two months ago. He declared
that the note sent by britain in reply
to. the first demand is not satisfactory
ana that the seizure of these men on a
steamer flying the American flag was
unjustiRed. .s.,t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
WOULD HALT SUPPLIES
For AL LES SAYS S0L0N
(Aasooiatsd Press By Federal wirslss.,)

WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator
Paul o. Husting of Wisconsin charged
in the senate today that the American
embargo conference, recently held in
Chicago, is behind the propaganda to
induce him to support the plan of gov
'rnment action TO block further ship
ments Of munitions to Europe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
WANT TURKEYS APPROVAL

tAssociated Press BY FEDERAL WireIessD
WASHINGTON, April 2S.--State do
partment officials last night announced
that Turkey has been asked if Abraham
Elkns, proposed us the successor to Am,
bassadOr Morgenthau in ConstaItinople,
would prove persona .grata 10 the Turk,
ish government. While no answer has
been received as yet, no objection from
the Sublime Porte is expected
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
GERMAN JAILED N =
NEW YORK AS A SPY
ReServiSt Arrested On Arrival
From Canal Zone

'ASsoSAHtou EioSb ny touoiai "hoiuSs'I
NEW YORK, April Conrad Auf
mnssr r, a German visit, was place,I
III custody by secret ice men upon
his arrival today from Cristobal, upon
suspicion that he has been spying upon
canal Notifications. William Flynn,
chief Of the Y. s. secret service, said
tIOi the suspiciOns were unfounded
but Aufmasser was taken to the Ellis
island immigration station and his
photographs and documents were con
Gsratrd, after which he was releasc,i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
CUNARD LINE is SUED. Ii
FOR LUSiTANlA DEATH
lAssociated Press BY Federal wirslea..l

NEW YORK, April 2S.---Mrs. May
Davies Hopkins of Louisville, Ken,
tucky, widow of the late president Of
the Newport News Shil'building Com
pany, yesterday filed suit against the
Cunard line for $4,000 damages for
the loss of her husband, one of the vic.
Tins of the sinking of the Lusitania by
German submarine. She alleged that
the company was guilty of eontribu.
tory negligence, in operating the steam.
Ell at low speed through sea known
TO be infested with the enemy 3 subma-
nueS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
WOULD SEND UNMARRIED
ENGLlSHMEN TO C0L0RS

(Associatod Press by Federal Wireless)
LONDON, April 2S,-WaIter Hrm'
Long, president of the local govern
ment board, aud a member of the cab.
met, yesterday proposed that tn" house
of commons provide. for the immediate
extension Of the military service act
to. include every unmarried man be-
tween is and II years of age. The pro,
posal met with opposition and was
withdrawn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
M'CULLOCH IN PORT;
.. REPORTS IHET|S SAFE
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wirslesu.)

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2s. - The
coast guard cutter McCulloch, with two
sick men on board, reached here yes
terlay, having dropped the Thetls
which she had been towing from Ho
noluh, about two, hundred miles from
port. The McCulloch reports that the
Thetis, which had had good deal of
engine trouble, was proceeding to San
Francisco under her own steam, having
been able to get her engines into shape
during the run from Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
SAYS BRITISH SHIP
SUNK DUTCH CRAFT
Overseas News Agency Authority
For Yarn
(Associated Press by Federal wireless.

EERLIN, April 27.--The Overseas
News Agency says that the Dutch
paper De Tribune has published a story
that the British sank n Dutch warship,
and that thereafter, the crew was sent
to Indin to conceal the news from the
public. The story is that Great Britain
has promised to pay the Dutch govern,
ment and that the pledge of reparation
and an apology has been accepted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
SUBMARINES SHELLS SEND .
MORSE BARK TO BOTTOM
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslsas,l

IASsOcIAted PTebs by Federal WireIessD
LONDON, April 2s.-Three ships
were reported to have been destroyed
yesterday. One, the Norwegian bark
Carmanian, is said to have been sunk
by the gunfro of German submarine,
which chased the vessel and riddled her
with shells. The others are the Nor
Wcginm steamer, Stromsneas, carrying
hcrrin from Norway, and was blown up
by a mine Off the Danish coast, and
the Dutch steamer Maishaven, bound
from London to Rotterdam, also blown
up bv a mine. There were no casualties
reported in the ease Of either Of the
last two mentioned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
DEMOCRATS IN CAUCUS
VOTE FOR 1SCUTTLE' BILL
(AsS0oiatsd Prem By Federal wireless, ;,

WASHINGTON, April 2s,---Democra
tie representatives IN a party caucus
held last night voted approval Of the
Philippine bill, l40 to 45. It was agreed
that the house shall amend the prohibi-
tioh section, which provided that no H.
quoTs other than the native drinks shall
be sold in the Islands. Following the
caucus it was announced that the mem
h"rs are not bound by the decision of
the caucus. .. NJ" -...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
BRITAIN DETAlNS MORSE
SHIP, SAYS COPENHAGEN
Associated Press BY Federal wiIelsss.)

COPENHAGEN, April 2s.--Reports
have been made public here that the
British government is OBTAINING at
Kirkwall, Norwegian steamer, loade
with 10000 barrels of American rye,
consigned to the Danish government.
The British claim, il is reported, that
the grounds for their action are that
the steamer was bought from Holland
and her Dutch owners were paid with
German money.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
Rebellion HatChed In Dublin
Sweeps Westward and South
ward But Premier Asquith An
nounces Governments Control
CENSORSHIP CLOSES ALL !"
AVENUES OF INFORMATION
Unionist and Nationalist Leaders
In Commons Denounce Disaf-
lection, While Troops Are Be-
ing Rushed To Meet Situation

tAssociated Press BY Federal wirelssa.)
WASHINGTON, April 2s.--sec-
retary Of State Lansing announ-
eed yesterday that information sup
piled to the British governments by
the United States, was instrument
al In the capture Of Sir Roger Case
ment and the blocking Of his plan
to land arms In Ireland
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-28
tA.sOciatsd Press BY Federal wEsissl.I

n ONDON, April %. The
H Irish revolt is spreading
west and south, according to in
formation received here last
night, although other dispatches
from Drogheda, ireland. sent yes
terday, declare that the disturb-
ances in Dublin are being dhclled,
and, now only IN isolated Places "a.
there any disorder.
That the situation across the
St. George Channel is serious was
>nown by the fact that Premier
."*quith felt called upon to make
public announcement to the ef-
t> that he is confident the forces
row in Dublin and en- route TO
| ,land are ample to handle the,
trouble. @.-g ,sls = WI,
Censorship Is Rigorous .s
All general communication be-
t''ccn this country and Duhlir.
has ceased. No dispatches from
th' city have been made public
in ,he last twelve hours, and pas
scnger traffic has been suspended.
No Irish newspapers haye been
received in this city. .-
The censor has shut down hard
upon the Irish situation, but for
all that it is known that the gov
crnment is taking drastic steps
to put down the rebellion started
by the Sip Fein and other dis
affected organizations. Martial
law has been proclaimed through
ont the country. l.. F..
More Street Fighting ...
Street fighting is reported to
have taken place in Dublin since
Wednesday afternoon, but no de-
tails have been allowed to leak
through the censorship. A heavy
body Of troops has been thrown
into the heart of the city, and
other troops have been at work
patroling the outlying sections Of
the town. All evidences OF an
outbreak are being crushed with
a strong hand. y
In his statement yesterday
Premier Asquith declared that
the rebels have been holding some
OF the more important buildings
in Dublin and he admitted that
the situation still presents serious
features, and that, the indications
are that the revolt is spreading
despite the efforts of the local
authorities to put out the fame.
General Maxwell In Command
Gen. Sir John Maxwell, who
formerly was in command of the
British troops in Egypt, left yes
terday to assume control OF the
( Continued on Page -
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Sera reeibido en- Laredo
81 nuevo Ministro de
Cuba en- Mexico Sr.
de Mencos

MEXICO, 0ctubre I9.-Hablendo-
Sc recibiio aviso. Official de que ha sa-
lido con rumbo & esta capital el nue.
70 ministro plenip0tcnclarlo dc Cuoa
en- Mexico. han salido. por acaerdo
de n S~ecreatria de Relac!ones Exc
riores. para Laredo. los sahorcs Leo
mel O.. Clark. primer aEudantc del
P~rotocolo y Javier Nillada Savihon,
teycer ayudante dc Ia proDia oii"i4"
de Ia Secretaria de Relac!oneS Exc
riores-
Los senores Clark y Nillad' s.
! whom fueron Geslgnados por e Mi
nistro de Rclac;ones E~Hteriores. Can
dido A.guilar, para dark 5ienveni:&
al f~uncionario ~Guatema!tc,o ii pis"r
terra mexicaNa y acomp"nario dsS-
dc la Inca divisoria hasta esra .c&fl-
tai.
Aver salieron. rambien, para Larc-
do. veinticinco ;niembros del cuerpo
"Gendamcs del E.iercifo." los que 6
coItarag ell el CAIRO especial en- que
viene. al Excclcniisimo senior &c
Mencos.
y arriho del senior de Mencos Sc
cspera pare mediaGoS de Ia semana.
TIE. ruevos ho-pisales m:!itares han
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LlyS CABRERA HiCE DECLARE
CLONES
Nienc de la Pag. la.)

dlntamrr'r. No puede dccirse que
Mclir. .pt enteramente Daio la Ley
Narr:al. Solam-nic aqucllOS crime
ucs que pucdan e c0nsidcrados CO.
MO rrilncncs contra q. EStado seran
raSti-ad0s sin proce:O Y sin apela-
ci6n."
La. d,ir-ados amcricanos, sin
,uI"r-n. han r=cibido noticias de
~ .iu-uir> amerjtanos y de anne
rirano, Que nan reSidido en- M6Xico.
dr l,t~ 81 darreto de Carranza =sti
srnrjo APPLICABLE para todas las ofen-
a. Gur q. toniclen contra el Carran-
r.-m". Ppr e>a ral6n. dic2n los in
rnrnan:r-, "a administration dc Ca
rr.ula iia ycnido a ser NADIA menos
age IN rr-imru lie terror.
Tambiru fucron informado5 To-
r,~nli.inurio> dc que IA abOlici6n de
la ~-arangia- individuals en- este
;irrnnu dr r.ccriOnc> puede dar p0T
rrsu,Iado lue los c~arrancistas ate
ar0rirrn los punios dOndc dOminan
pa..l OFT uer Il triqnfo IN los CO.
miriUS.
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SUICIDE.

Los "nfcrmos aiojados em el Hos
Ital Frances. aver On Ia mahana des-
,agta:or sob:cS9ltad5s,. per Ia Seto-
qciGn proIuciJa por una arma de
ruc"o.
Fl dispayo habia sa!ido del cuarto
micro mo de dirho hospital, Y a
sc lu@ar Sc dirigieron los cmp!ea-
* Y los cn5eGmos, con ohjeto de in
mir 70 que ALI habia ocurlido.
Sohro ma ca'na yacia el cuerpo
4 senior Dcm"t.lo NelaSc0. quien
,abaha dc snirilarsc. dindosa I'm
% L ic dcst:oz1 ci franco. Fue
visada Ia pol"ia dc Ia SeXta De-
~'arcaci6r. Ia cue recogio el cada-
=" ' mas tardl 10 enTio al Hospital
\ rlrez para 81 autopsia. :.
Sc icnoran cualps havan sido los
'ovi'es que impulsaron al senior We
: 4 a"tentar contra su vida. Nj
~ c"rLa. nj III indicio que pudiera
Ger sospcchar n causa de ST. muer1
fue encontrado.
e m;stcrio mas proiundo envuet-
> este suicide.
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OHIO Ia LLAVE DE IA LUCIA
ELECTORAL

Dcm3cratas Y rcpuplcanoS e>t"!'
concentrando sus esfuerzos en- Ii
conouisya de los votos del EStado DC
Ohio. que liz - electorcS. ' que, p3r
anora. - consiaera que scra &! que
Gecida = resultajo de IA v2raclon To-
ral- Los dam6craIas $ maaltieSt&n
m,v ortimislls Tespecro de Ohio. :
los rcpuuI:capos, tai ycz preocura"oS
nor Ia si.aaci5r que ahi cNistc, 81 pre-
paran para lamar Iaejor,5 r.e-
meu,n< lie combarr. Tamt" ei rre>'de2
70 Wilson como Hughcs. FrrAunclaran
vario< G~i-cur5os en- algUNaS ciudades
dc Ohio. = Ge,r.ts dc clos, il" ANA L.
ci,r lie oradores. quiemcs - cnc"r-
caa.n de- ia campaHa haste g! d." &c
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En- Chic 81 toto alem%n cs Dode,o-
,,.mo. II 81 nor cieu,o de ia pob'a-
ci5n G., a,ema"a y i huh;aramos d"
d;ri-lrnos ror la oHini@n dc. Pre>l-
d,.,c d, =" .\liaHza Ge~mano-Amc-
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ouc csc oo,.ero:o element" dara ct
tr:ur:o q Hughes. 'Primclo moriaa
due vctnr ror e. Prc-jdcnte Wilson,
die TIC =" como otroS ciudadaa"S
do c,;reu ;.f.man Uvricn apovar Ia
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lbs .:e..eeistas reouperzron 0axaea y tras de.....

vecina repubIea del Norta a esia elu-
dad"
Muy bien. Con que zen honor DE Ia
verdad. las rotativas que ha-
bian enpleadc los ~peri6dicos caIr"r-
cistas. eran, mas c~ompradas : otIas
cobadas. NO es asi? NOSotros cree
mos que todas pertenecian a esta III
TINA Classification; y 81 no, dlganoS c.
senior Martinez: "a quien lc page {!
Ia rotativa de LA Naci6n." que Sc
hallaba instalada en- II calle de Ma
drid. Y que So ''incaut6" para "El De
m6crata?:"
De todas maneras la confes'e" g
preciosa. ) debe ~recogerSc para G"e
forme parte de una historic de |" re-
roluci6n. En- honor de ii vedad emo
cs asi senior Rin-Rip?), los perioGico.
carrancistas * confectionery con Gle
mentoS robados......
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22
N0TICIAS DE LA CIUDAD DE
MIINICO
Nicuc de- la Pag. la


Or de Embaiadores', debera salir
stu unchc con rumbo Il los Estados
IniGo<. en- ionde peYmanecera una
t~emporada.
Fl v;uje dc .Ama.'a no ;icne ca
'lclcr Official. V >ceuu informes adj
1uirides. es purameEtc de recreo.
II permanancia lie Amaya en- los
Tstados EniGos sera aproXimadamen-
e de un mes. pucs por csc tempo lie
.'uG c~onccdido e! permiSo que solicit
ito prcr;ameNtc de Candida Aguiiar,
'ministrc" c~arrancista de Relaciones.
Mientras dura ia ausencIG del "Pri
ncr Introduccor re Embajadores",
g substituird en- sus funciones di-
1lomaticas. Ricardo Gutierrez Bri-
dat.