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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27

among them with IMMUNITY, while we,
under the Monroe doctrine, guarantee
their territorial integrity against
European aggression.
at is a question upon the proper
solution of which rests the future
of the peoples of the western hemi-
sphere and because | believe the adj
minstration to be wrong on this great
issue | cannot support it.
Degraded Value Of Citizenship.
81 am opposed to Mr.. Wilson's re-
election because he has degraded the
value of American citizenship to
Americans throughout the world and
earned for us the contempt of all ma
tons by giving them reasonable
ground to believe they can do any
thing they please to us or our women
or our children as long as we are not
interrupted in the making of money
or subjected to the inconvenience Of
fighting
81 have not ceased to be demo-
crat, but | place national honor above
party politics"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27

est possible censorship has been kept
on things in Mexico.
The entire Wilson campaign has
been conducted under false pretenses.
Their slogan has been Peace, prepar-
edness and prosperity
I'VE have not peace, we haven't pre-
paredness, and our prosperity is
caused solely by the European war
and is stained with the blood and tears
OF all Europe"
William w. Russell, American
minister to Santo Domingo. arrived in
New York today on leave of absence.
When he learned of the engagement
yesterday he said: Until this out
break the country had been peaceful
for some time, owing to the strong
domination of the country by the
American marines. 1t is extremely
unfortunate that American lives were
lost. The uprising will undo much Of
the work already accomplished, ! am
afraid"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27
Has Three Spouses
Living, Undivorced,
She Wants Another

Kitty Lundell, resident o. Straw
berry flats" serving sixty days for
disorderly conduct, last night de-
clared that she has three husbands
living in Omaha, each of whom she
married legally and from whom she
is not divorced. -
Il never got divorce from any Of
en-" she boosted, Il don't think they
ever divorced me, either. I've de-
serted them all, and when / get out of
Jail, I'm going to clean the slate and
get married again, if I can find the
right sort OF man." Her confession
is being investigated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27
CHICAGO NEWS IS
NOW ON HUGHES SIDE
Influential Publication Latest
Journalistic Recruit of
G. O. P. Nominee.
FLAYS WILSON AND POLICY

Chicago. Oct. 26,-(Special Tele-
gram, 1.-The Chicago Daily News,
independent in politics, one OF the
largest newspapers in the afternoon
field, today declared for Charles Z,
Hughes for president The announce
ment is the more remarkable because
the Daily News heretofore has made
it a custom never to endorse the can
didacy Of any one for any office ex-
cept day or two before election. The
News advocated both the nomination
and election of Woodrow Wilson for
president four years ago, In explain
ing its change of position in leading
editorial published today, the Daily
News says:
Certain characteristics of this re-
markable chief executive of the ma
ton, characteristics clearly revealed
by his official course has led him
into actions that appear to the Daily
News to be subversive Of popular gov
eminent and even of the foundations
of public order and safety. Therefore,
it believes that the interests OF the
republic require the retirement of
Mr.. Wilson from the presidency at
the end of his present term Of office.
In the conclusion of this remark
able editorial the paper says:
Takes Up Adamson Law.
in the opinion of the Daily News
the safety OF the nation and the in
tegrity of its institutions cannot wise
ly be entrusted to President Wilson
for another term
Relative to his method of dealing
with the strike threat of the railroad
brotherhoods the editorial says:
President Wilson most clearly dis
closed his policy Of government.
That perilous policy of following the
line of least resistance is shown here
in its perfection. Here is also shown
the destructiveness of the form OF
craftsmanship which deals with a
crisis by postponing the day OF set
Element, and at the same time, by
weakening established safeguards,
augmenting the elements of danger
contained in it. President Wilson
chose to assume that the question in
volved was that of the establishment
of the eight-hour day, though the
eight-hour day in reality had nothing
to do with it.
"The nations chief executive, reject
ing all pleas to the contrary, thrust
aside the principle OF arbitration.
Thrust aside all questions of right and
wrong, and yielded to bare-faced
holdup in derogation Of justice and
orderly government.
Crop Of Dragon Teeth.
ITO give his action shadowy ex-
cuse he demanded one thing while
calling at another thing A stampeded
congress carried out his orders in Jig
time. The president employed an
easy method of projecting a present
difficulty into the future, and Of gain
ing profitable friendships for himself
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27
Accidentally Shoots Self,
Then Takes His Own Life

Ashland, Me-, Oct. 26-The belief
that Arthur Rafferd, a youthful hunt
er, deliberately took his own life after
he had shot himself accidentally to-
day, was expressed when his body
was found. The location of the
wounds indicated that the young man
received the contents of the gun in
the abdomen while trying to remedy
some trouble with the weapon. APP
parently he then dragged himself
about ten rods toward his home, but
finding it impossible to reach there,
reloaded the gun and shot himself un-
der the left ear,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27
Describes Punitive
Expedition as "Puny"

Describing the so-called punitive
expedition into Mexico as "puny,"
Walter Robinson, negro attorney Of
Hopkinsville, KY, and member OF the
republican national speakers bureau,
last night told an audience OF 500 at
Alamo hall, Twenty-fourth and Grant
streets, how little President Wilson's
administration has accomplished dur
ing the last four years.
Other speakers were Will N. john
son, candidate for public defender, and
F. F, Singleton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27
Lowe Names Conditions On
Which He Will Meet Meeker

Rev. Titus Lowe has written to
James B, Haynes, secretary of the
Prosperity league, accepting the chal-
lenge to debate with Congressman
Meeker OF St. Louis, and naming the
date of October 81. DR.. Lowe also
specifies that committee of six, three
from each side, be selected to state
the question to be debated. Unless
the date and the committee are &C
cepted by the Meeker side, DR.. Lowe
says he will pay no further attention
to the matter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27
How AdoIph Moonelis Helps
Smokers to Save a Million

Adolph Moonelis has jumped into
the limelight as the friend of smokers
of little cigars.
Recently patent was issued to him
which covers machine and process
for rolling tobacco leaves into large
thin sheets, the ideal form for ciga-
rets and little cigars. Tobacco men
figure that the new process will save
100000 hitherto wasted in broken
cigars.
The Moohelis invention has been
placed on the market as THE Million
Dollar Wrapper"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27
Young Wife Of Aged Man
Shoots and Wounds Him

Sioux Falls, S, D., Oct 26.--In
sudden fit of insanity Mrs. w. w.
Daniels, 81 years old, wife Of 20.
year-old spiritualist, late tonight shot
and slightly wounded her husband.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27
Price Of Chop Suey
Up Dime a Throw

Chicago, Oct 26.--Even the price
of chop suey has gone up. Dishes
which sold for Is cents have been ad-
vanced to IS, owners of oriental res
taurants announced today. Smaller
pots of tea also will be served.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27
Auto Hits Pedestrian
And Driver Does Not Stop

n. T. Edwards, Benson, was
knocked to the pavement at Six
teenth and Webster streets by a
touring car. The driver failed to
stop. He sustained bruises and LAGER
atoms, which were dressed by DR.. o.
Myers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27
Ex-Governor Stubs Son
Breaks Leg Playing Foot Ball

Lawrence, Kan, Oct. 26--While
scrimmaging against the University
of Kansas varsity eleven today,
Roscoe Stubs of Lawrence, a mem
Der of the freshmen eleven, broke
his right leg. He is a son of former
Governor Stubs of Kansas.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27
One of Foremost Artists
Of Country Meets Death

New York, Oct. 26.--William M.
Chase, long regarded as one Of the
foremost artists of the country, died
at his home here tonight in his 6Sth
wear.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27
Fined for Selling
Tobacco to Minor

c. B. Sanders, 1904 North Thirty
third street, was fined $40 and costs
in police court for selling tobacco to
Horatio Melary, ESQ Templeton ave-
nue.. Horatio is 10 years of age.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27
Goodnight corns!
We Use 'Gets-lt!'"
3 Drops In 2 Seconds. That's All.
"GETS-IT" Does the Rest.
Never Fails.

Really, never could see how some few
people use the most difficult and painful way
they can find to get rid of corns. They'll
package that fills thsir shoes full Of feet
and makes corns so painful they've got to
walk sideways and wrinkle up their faces.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27
TO END CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES

II you have Catarrhal Deafness or
head noises go to your druggist and,
get ounce Of Parmint double
strength. and add to it Y pint Of
hot water and ounces of graduated
sugar. Take tablespoonful four
times day.
This will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises.
Clogged nostrils should open, breath
ing become easy and the mucus stop
dropping into the throat. 1t 10 easy
to prepare, costs little and Is pleas
ant to take. Any one who has Catar-
rhal Deafness or head noises should
give this prescription trial.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-27

ITO give his action a shadowy ex-
cuse he demanded one thing while
calling at another thing. A stampeded
congress carried out his orders in Jig
time. The president employed an
easy method of projecting a present
difficulty into the future, and Of gain
ing profitable friendships for himself
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
En- IA C|UDAD
De MEXICO HAY
GRAN ALARhA
La Situaci6n economical cn In capi-
taI Is cada vez peor Y In con-
trarrevOluci0n t0ma i'll
crementO.
CREfSE QUE De UA H0AERFO A OIRg
QUEDEN CORTADAS Las (OHUN fAGlG-
EES CON FL PUERTO o. YERacRUz

Tclegrama Especial para Ia FRENNA'
NUEVA YORK. Noviembre 10
Telegramas privados de Ia ciudad d"
Mexico que Sc han recibido hog en-
este puerto, dicen que a pesar de las
grandes demostracioneS prepaTaGaS
en- honor de CarranZa, hay gran aiar
ma entire les carrancistas 4 caGsa de
que la situaciGn economical va sieEGo
peor cada momentO. Y la contrarre
voluci6n toma incremento en- toda5
parties del pals. Sc Dice que el pue-
bio de Ia ciudad de Mexico est;l sien-
do obligado 4 hacei. las manifestacio-
mes en- honor de CaTranZa.
Las tiltimas operacioncs en- ID clu-
dad de Mexico fueron hechas ra2Jn
de sesenta V seis bilimbiQues por IN
dollar, V el mencionado papel carran-
cista sigue con tendencias de baia.
Sc rumora que de un moment3 a
otro quedaran cortadas las cor1uni-
caciones ferrocarrileras entire el puer
to de Veracruz Y la ciudad de Ne
xico, V ESQ esta dando !ugar a que
muchas personals abandonen IA men
cionada capital a gran prisa.
Otros mensajes procedentes de IA
frontera aseguran que hoy en- Ia tar
de estaban combatiendo fuertemente
villistas y carrancistas en- Estacion
Ortiz, que Sc encuentra a la mitad
del camino entire Chihuahua y Santa
Rcsalia, pero ningunos detaIles Sc dan
del combate, nj Sc dice cuales seran
sus probabIes resultados.
Ell consul carrancista Ell csta clu-
dad recibi6 un telegrama' de Jacinto
Trevino en- que le manifesto que no
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
''CHiNOS B!AfC0S" LLAMA F.
VILLA A Los AMERICADOS

Ell PASO. Texas. NOviemDre 10.
-CuandO entr6 Villa la cIudad de
parraI, despu6s de habcr obligado a
Luis Herrera a refugiarse en- las
dirigi6. como va Sc ma dl-
chn. una arcnga al pueDlo fellci-
pOr habcr atacado las
trOpas amcricaaas al mando del ma
yOr TOmkinS. En- cSa mlSma oca-
sion Villa cxprcS6. ademas, que eran
sus intenciones las de dar muerte
tOdcs los chinOs que encontrara, asi
como a los "chinos 5lancos', que
de tales caIifn6 cI bandoiero los
amcricanOs.
Esla no!icia, aSi como la de que
Villa anunci6 en- Parral que pr6xl-
mamente atacaria y capturaria a
ciudad de Chihuahua, fue traida por
unos refugiados que llegaron aver
a la frontera procedentes de Parral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
AlFNAN|A VAA ENP2ENDER UNA NUEVA
Y TERRIBLE CANPAAA DE- SUBMARINES
Los sumergibles a!emanes vendran este Iado
del Atlantico bloquear los puertos anne
ricauos. canadienses nlexicanos

hrr loias las rcSiricci0ncS que..Ie
han sido pucStas. para hacrr efec-
tiva practica su campaIla, pues los
submarines son muchas veceS mas
rfrrlivoS uSados iiegalmentc, que
aiuslindOSc las rcglas de Ia que
IRA. En- la campaNa Illegal los sub
marines pucdrn aIacar a una nm
barcaciGn sin daric aviSo. y este les
n muchaS vcnlajas sobre el enenil-
20. mirnlras que Salicndo a IA ~s,i-
parricic para poncrsc al habla con
II barge que VA a atacar. CORE cl
pnl2rO de ser Su vcZ. alacadO, o
lc da oportuniGad al buquc cnemlso
para que So escape 81 cs que este
rr!ierr rorrrr los ricSgoS ir eSa aven
tu"a confiando en- SUI velOcidad.
FL PreSidcnte Wilson y el Secre-
iario Lansing estuvieroa cOnferen-
riandO acerca de la nueva amenaza
ne los submarines alemanes. pero
81 !gnora 10 que lIayan resuelto para
cvitarla para prepararse contra
ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
slt
La ESCASEz De
CARBON en- FL
RENO De ESPANA
Los cXpcndedorrS de csc cOmbuSti-
bIc SubicrGn cl preciO n peS:ir.
de las Ofrrtag nj WiniStrO
de FGmento.
Los DFSTsOYERS fSPsAOlFS NO HAN P0-
DIDO DFScUD2!R IA PRlSEHcta De
Submarines AltHssfS

MADRID. NOvirmhrn iG-No obs
Iantr las Sr-uriiadrS dadas ror los;
rxprnardorr> 4" carbon al M!niSlro
De Fcmrnt". de que snria rrtucido
~ H"nria dc csc rGmbuStihle. hoy
yclv!G lrncr una .a!za rl valor de-
cSl mrrranria. raus1nd" como era
natural Ia roHsigIirntn prot"sta dc
lo: conSumid0rcS. Los citados cSpen
drdGrrS a,ngan que la Importation
l.. tai artiruio no So puedr hacer Ia
..ilmrnEc V nor % tanto ~ ayuda en-
naGa a mriorar Ia situaci6n creada
pnr IA rs.a>rz he "sc combnSllhle.
10. f,clrS !aDln dc los vapores. CO.
mo Ga los frrrocarrilrs son muy
allies Y los dcrrchoS Oiro tanto. 10
cua: harc impossible rrducir los pre-
rioS como 10 .sabian afr"cido al Mi
nStrO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
rcIcgrama Especial para IA PRENsA'

IrltIfaflla I.>UtVid' Vdia i'' "'>''''
WASHINGTON. Novicmbr' 10
FL Dcpartamcnto de EsladO II" abrl-
"a VA la mrnor duda accrca de Que
ri .ObirrnO alcman tlenc cI pr"ycc-
to de abrir una campaila de SUnil!'-
rinoS mis- terrible que nuArA. Las III
Cnrmarioaes que ha csiad0 rrrIDlrh
do ic sus agcnteS. han r0ntlrillaao
10 Que lIare pores dia> 50 rrpu'aha
rumn I'm rUmor.
In nurva Y esplnioSa calhpaha
Jc los submarines alcmancS cStara
on vigor drntro Gc tres semana>.
Los altos funciOnariOs del goDlerH"
americana ticncn datoS para aSr.u-
rar uur los SumergibleS ieuloneS
vrndran Il opcrar a est" iai" DEL
A,ljntico. con obictO ir bloquear Il
los purrtOs amcriranOS. canadIenSeS
V mcyicanos. de iondc los alIadoS
rstan lIrvando una gran mayorIa a"
Sis r'cmentoS de guerra.
FL Departamcnto de Estado reco-
noce que Alcmania qulere Saitar So
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
F. GONZALEZ PuSO En- LIDER.
TAD 4 Los Ak|RICANOS
PRESOS En- {. lUAREz
T.: ciiiin irfe carr;tnc!Sta Sc negaba
Il Iiaccr tai c0Sa. prro recibi0
t.ylrnrS de- TrcyinO ell
csc S"nt!do.
tISHOS AMtPICAROS EATABAA FRtsOS En-
Ia CaRCtL DE [. JUARfZ Per CON-
SIDiRsflOS fsPIhS Fili!SIiS
Tr!cgrama Especial para IA PRENSA.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
Muri6 en- Suiza Ell autor
de "Quo Vadis?"
RI celcbre nOvcliSta cOntaba ~ amos
de cdad y mucre prcciSamentc
cuando Su patria ha reco-
bradO II libcrtad.
Trlegrama Especial para LA rRENSA.
NIIFEA YORK. NoYiembre l6.

Trlegrama Especial para ~ rRENSA.
NUEVA YORK, Noviembre 10
liz despacho recibido hoy en- esta ciu-
dad, procedente de Suiza, da cuenta
de que el celebre escritor polaco En-
rique SienkiewicL, ha muerto en- Ia
ciudad de Vcvey, Suiza. en- donde Sc
hallaba desde kacia algun tempo de-
dicado trabajos de socorro Ell IL
vor de las victimas polacas de IA
guerra.
Sienkiewicz era muy conocido en- ell
mundo de las lertaS. habiendo escGito
numeros:is obras !iterarias, siendo Ia
mas notable de ella Y Ia que mayor
fama lie diera, su celebre nove!a
"iQuo Vadis?", traducida a cast to-
das las lenguas del mundo. Otras de
las obras mas famosaS del celebre es,
critor, son las siguientes: A Sangre
y Fuego. La Familia Polaniecki, Or
so. Los Cabaileros de Ia Cruz, e Di'
luvio V La Viuda de Elscn.
Sienkiewiecz naci6 en- Polonia en-
1876, asi es que contaba para ahofa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
FNTORpECEEN Los TRAbAJOS De Los
COuIS|ONADOS Los TRIUNFOS De
LOS AUTICARRANCIS1AS
Sc asegura que existe va una minuta dei arre-
olo en- que Sc conviene ia salida de las
tropas de PersFing de Mexico
al MIsMo TEMPO Sc RuMo2A QUE LUIS CABRERA
Sc hEGsRa A FIRfAaR ESG C0NVEnlO

Sc convene. ademas, en- cue los
Es.adcs Cnidas concentren suS fucr-
;as O.: ESQ !ado de la Inca divisoria.
: en- Que cooper%r;.n las tropas de
uno : ot~c Pajs ea Ia Suppression de
:evucltas.
En- q caso Dc 2rgente ncccsiG@d
ias uopas de uno y otro gobierno
coonerar;:n dcntro d territcrio dc
cualquier2 de los dos paises 81 II
ccasiGn 10 rcQuiere.
Cabrera no ha aProbado todavia
e arreglo : 50 rumora con mIcha
irsiStencia cue Sc resistir;! : firmar
10 que sus compaheros han convent
do. Los comislonados americanos ira
taron de saber 81 existian disencio-
nes entire los Delegates meXicanos.
pero cuando Sc les prcgunt6 el resul-
tado de sus inveStigacioaeS Sc mega
ron a h2cer concentrates.
Les delsgados mexicanos distri,
buyeron copias de un measaje de
C:ndido Aguilar en- que este MEGA
que Ojinaga haya sido evacuada Y
asegura que Salina CRUZ permanece
en- las manos de los soldados del 60
bicrac de facto. Tanbi.n negaron los
Gclsgados de Carranza que las fuer-
zas dc Felix Diaz esten en- possession
del Ferrocarril Dc Tehuantepec, as
COMO Il prcsencia de fuerIaS villiS,as
en- 81 E.satdo de Zacatecas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
RI]NAN|A PIIEDE SER En- Ii ACTUAL.
CONT|ENDA I'm FACTOR DECISIVE
Los ejercitos aliados operando desde ese pals
Dodrian cerrar el cerco de fue2o con
ira los Imperios centraies

: -. ~ ,rI.:-,, .. H., .;TIo,IDS -
.,i..
-, ,,. .,-;.;,.,.s ,yopz,fas de
&c.. ,,;,f,, .p -. D,n,,bio rn ~ TO-
,..;t,.,.-, ,.,I,par, aI rr,.lr ar Sal6-
u:ra y Ia Macedonia. hay solamrntr
cirnto ocirf"Ia miIlds d" dlS;anrla
Y p0r utr2 p&Ttr. los '5'F'i'"9 '">"-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17

rrlrgrama Especial para l.! P@ENsa
ATLANTIC CITY. Noviem6re l6-
las nc.iciss dc tria&fos o5temi-
dc- por las faccioaos antic2r~ancis-
-. SCORE los so,dados del gODlernc
&c .ac.o. en- varias parties de MeXico,
hjc.eran uuy los comisionaGoS aHsrl-
caros pusieraa memo c:apciio hoy en-
n discussion de las bases para IN
aEreglo.
Los comisionadoS del gouier"o
americana rec;5ieron iaformcs He una
aerro.a de las fuerzas de Carrs"1a
nor los rebeldes que operan score II
lfsea del Ferrocarril Nacional NE
nos De cien nillas De l. frontera lie
los Estados Uniios. los 0el2gados
mexicanos mGaifrs.2ron no c"ner
aoticias de esa acc;"H.
De comun acserj1 tieren Va are
glaGa los comisi1la jns d. uno ' 9,ro
pals. n miaula l. ua avre%'o. In cHa
aGemas de eSipu:usc n salida dc las
tropas americanas de Ne:;ico. Sc cor
viene en- que el gobierno de fac5o
ira enviando igual numero lie tro-
pas las americanas cue vayan eva
cuando. a los punJos ocupados por
estas. asi como que e. mencionaGc
gobierno enyiar;j IN nGmero convc-
niente de fuerzas para patrullar Il
frontera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-17
Sc prorroga de nueuo ell
plazo q los mineros
FL Gob. carrancista eXpidc OtrO de-
crrto ampliando hasta el IA de
sFcbrer0 e! plazO para reanu-
dar los trabajoS minerOS.

t. DE MENICD. Novirmhrp 10
Como - hahia anunriado. Ia Prime
IA Jrfatura in rXprdido un drcrcl"
disponirndo Que So ample hasta 81
rateirr q frbrrro pr6XImo. eI pla-
"a SrHalado por e! gobicruo para qu"
las emprGSlS minrraS rcanudrn Su>
trabajoS Ell tOda IA Rcptiblica.
DeSi" cSta fccha. todas aquclia>
pr0piCdadcS mincras que no hayall
r"Stabircidr >us laborcs. Seran To-
maJas 0or 81 go5i"rno. de acuerdo
cen 10 diSpueslo cn cl drcreto eX-
Pc lido po" Ia primcra J"iataiA. e!
catorcc dc Scpticmbrc paSado.
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ST REG!STR0 IN ASALT0 \ IN
TRANIIi URBANO.

GUADALAJARA. Jat., NovlrmDre
i2.-Vcrladcra sensaci6n la causa-
do Ell csta ciudad el asalto que Su-
fricron aver los pasajeros del tran
via que hacr cl viajc para la Co.
lonia Moderna, aSalto que lievo ca
bO un SOLO individuo. ell que con Gu
chillo eli mano pretendi6 deSpojar a
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No SO han deScuhiertO submarines
alrmancS en- las aguaS 0rien-
tales dc ESpaHa.

Fl Ministerio lr Marina hlZo hoy
INA declaration manife>tando que
los dnaIroyrrS y torpndrros de Ia
Armada cSpaIola Due haccn la "
.iIsn.ia De Ia costa oriental del pals.
no han podido !eSsubrir la DraSen-
ria dr submarines alcmancs Ell eaaS
ac,IaS, conc 10 han infOrmado los
vannrcs cue han cstado arribando 4
los pucrloS do csa costa.
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I'm IgEN De PAsAefaoS DES.
GARLIC cfRCA De kLAPA

WASHINGTON ID. {. Nov. 10
In Serretaria de EStadO recIblo un
mrnSaja de Vcracruz. particlpahdo-
l.. EN- 81 que un lren Ell el que 81
.i;rj.ian al puerto muchos eXtran-
jcraS. dcscarril6 en las ccrcanIaS De
Jalapa. resultando yarioS mueFtoS
Y craa ndmero de heridoS.
FL informe rccibido por la Sc
crelaria de Estado habla de que uno
lie los amcricanoS que viajaban Ell
81 convoy reSulj6 mcerto y dos sra-
yrmcnte heridOS. Sc dice tambler
1rc otros muchos extranjeros re-
sutaron victimaS de la catastrofe
rarrocarrilera, pero que no pudo a
ycrjruarse Ia nacionalidad a que
Dlrienecian.
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es cxacto que esten huyendo los cX-
tranieros de la capital del Estado
de chihuahua.
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las. lograndO derrotar a estos des-
NJ : de hacerleS cincuenta muertos.
De parte de las tr0pas carranclstas
no h..,Jo un solo muerto. Unlcamen
20 resultaron once sOldados lisera
mente heridos.
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setenta amos de edad, precisamente
cuando su patria iba / entrar de nue.
vo en Ia vida de los pueblos libres.
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los viajerOs, los que no sutrIerOA ia
ia. debido a que cl Tcnicntc Coro-
mel GaldinO Gonzalez Lcal dcsarmo
al asa.tantc. llevandolo PERSONAL
mcntn al Cuartcl Colorado.
Grarias a las cntrg!cas medl-
das tomadas por cl COnsejo dc Sa-
lubr;dad, ha dccrecido dc un modo
notable la epidemia dc tifo, que Sc
vcnia fiesarrolIando de un mode alar
nante en- los harrios insanos e III
safubles. donde ell desaseo de las ca
sas de vecindad era palpable.