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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-13
FIELD ARTILLERY
REACHES COLUMBUS

Columbus n. NJ. March IA bat
terY Of the sixth field artillery, consist
Ing of I52 men equipped with four
t1ree-ineh field guns and u caissons.
arrived here today from Nogales. Ariz.
Large stores Of foraging and other sun
plies for field service were received
including 90 horses for the Eighth cav
airy at Fort Bliss and for the Thir-
teenth cavalry 10 bring the regiments
mounts 70 their full quota.
4 second section Of the Fourth field
artillery from EnrI Bliss with 4a4 fnen
under command IF Colonel q. Borry
with six mountain guns also arrived.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-13
RnDEAI hIlAWrn III
HITLM HLLUWLU lU
THE SLINGSBY CASE

London. March lathe court Of ap-
peals has allowed an appeal In the
SiIngsby legitimacy suit. Tho case in
wolves the question Of whsther an in
fant born at San Francisco. declared 70
be the lawful son Of Charles r. siings-
BY and wife. III the rightfui successor to
their extensive estates In England. The
California court said the child was the
legitimate heir and tile court IA Eng
land upheld the decision. An appeal
waa taken.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-13
BORAH URGES THE
SENATE TO TAKE
UP PREPAREDNESS

Washington. March 1s. = Senator
Borah, Republican, today urged the
senate 10 drop all other legislation and
Immediately consider the national pre-
paredness program In view Of the con-
sequences which might arise from pur-
suing Villa. Chairman Chamberlain of
the military committee told the senate
that in his opinion the United States
did not have enough soldiers TO cope
with Mexico or enough equipment He
added he would not be surprised to see
all Mexicans rally around villa.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-13

American government TO pursue a like
course. In order to solve our future
difficulties, should they arise, noting
that Villa and his companions are a
group Of bandits whose acts the Mexi-
can government or people would not
be responsible for, and that his re-
proachable conduct Is due 70 instiga-
tions of the reaetionary element, that,
lacking patriotism and convinced of
hts defeat, is trying BY all means to
bring on armed Intervention.
"I have not yet received the answer
of the American government and from
the reports OF my chiefs along the
frontier, learn that the American forces
are mobilizlng to pursue and capture
and deliver Villa to the Mexican au-
thorities. that the expedition Is in the
nature Of a punitive campaign, and
that the sovereignty of Mexico will ha
respected.
The constitutional government has
given instructions TO its confidential
agent At Washington Immediately TO
make representations that under no
circumstances will any motive. be the
reasons or explanations of the United
States what they may. Justify the
armed invasion OF Mexican territory
without reciprocal rights being grant,
ed to the Mexfcnns, and that not for
IN instant will the invasion Of Mex
lean territory or an outrage to its dig
nifty be tolerated.
7 am sure that In this interpret
the national sentiment and that the
Mexican people will werthily comply
with their duty. be the sacrifices what
they may. to sustain their rights and
sovereignty.
If unfortunately. we are dragged
into war which the United states
never can justify. we win not be re-
sponsible for the disastrous conse-
qaences. but will serve as Instruments
for Mexican traitors within and With
out our country, who have labored
long to produce the result, and upon
their heads will fall the inexorable
justice OF the Mexican people,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-13
John Jones,
Corner Storekeeper.

John Jones kept a corner
grocery-jnst an ordinary, every
day grocery store.
He did not get ahead and only
made a bare living.
One day Jones decided to llven
business up a Bit and sought adj
vice.
4 friend showed him how to
take advantage Of products
that were being advertised in
the newspapers.
He was induced to put these
newspaper advertised products
In the window and use them
for business pnllers.
Business began to get better
and before long Jones became
IA enthusiast on the subject OF
operation with newspaper
advertising
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-13

unlikely. The fault he said, lay with
the railroad west OF Ell Paso.
Had to Use Box Cars.
we even had to transport men In
box cars declared General Funston. II
this had been merely an infantry expe-
dition we could have been in Mexico
on Villas very heels, but this is large
~ cavalry movement and that's why
it has been delayed" Light was thrown
on the exneditionary force by General
Funston who said that when this move
ment was completed there would be
only six or eight regiments left in the
United States other than those troops
stationed along the border for patrol
duty.
or course il the Carranza govern
ment IL unable to control the situation
and there should be general opposition
in Mexico to the entrance OF American
soldiers the entire regular army would
have to be employed and a part of the
militia, too. to patrol along the border.
Il was made clear this eventuality was
not expected, General Funston said.
Pershina TO Give Word.
The announcement Of the expeditions
actual start into Mexico probably viii
come from General Pershing to whom
the decision will be left as to the exact
hour of setting the movement afoot.
There viii be ne infantry or cavalry
movement from Fort Sam Houston for
the present. The first aero squadron
which Captain Fnulo lis commanding.
went forward to FL Paso this morning.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-13
AMERICAN EMPLOYEES
ARE LEAVING MEXICO

New York, March 1s.-Ail American
employees Of the American Smelling and
Refining company have been withdrawn
from Mexico, the company announced.
The men arrived at Laredo from the
smelling plants At Monterey and Mate
hula. Operations were resumed in these
plants about six weeks ago
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-13
FIRE DESTROYS
UrAD0lIADTrOQ At
HLHUVUHh ILAOAI
MONTEREY POST
Water Supply Cut Off at It's
Source Before the Fire
Troops Had Just Left for
the Border.

Monterey, Cal, March 1s,-The head
quarters building at the Monterey pre-
sidio was destroyed by fire today six
hours after the First cavalry left for the
border. F'iremen found the water sup
ply shut off at its source.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-13
TUsK OF MAMMOTH
ANIMAL UNEARTHED

> Capital News Special seryice)
. Emmett. March 1s.-The tusk
, OF some mammoth animal was
? unearthed on the west side Of
, Little butte some time ago by
> Gin Bros. The tip and butt Of
, the tusk were broken off. but
; what they have is sa feet long
) and is crescent shape. One SEQ
; tion Of the eertebrae was found.
II is 70 inches through, The tusk
, is beginning to disintegrate.
J much Ike stacking lime. An
; effort is to be made to unearth
) the remaining portions Of the
, mammoth.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-13
ONLY ARTILLERY
FIGHTING N THE
VERDUN REGION
Paris, March is. tofnciaI There
was no infantry fighting last night
north OF verdun. The artillery con-
tlnues active.
caIl Scr Bank statements

NashinEton' March 1.-THE eompt-
IaIIfr oI Ire currency has issued a caH
"a all national banks requiring state
ments 0f their condition at the close of
business Tuesday. March Z.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-13
LEADERS IN CONGRESS
ASKED TO PUSH BILL

Washington. March fs.-Presldent
Wilson today urged Speaker Clark and
Leader Kitehin to4speed up the army
and navy. tariff. Philippine and ship
ping bills and other measures On the
administration legislative program.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-13
MANIFESTO ISSUED
TO MEXICAN NATION
BY GEN. CARRANZA

Mexico City, March 13.-GeneraI Car
rama last night issued a manifesto
to the nation declaring that under no
circumstances would the Mexican gov
ernment grant to the United States
a right to violate her neutrality by
sending an armed force IN pursuit OF
Villa without the consent and recip-
rocal privilege being first obtained and
admitted. Word was sent to the con-
fidential agent of the Mexican gov
ernment in Washington to make imme-
diate representations 10 this effect.
General carranza said In his mani
festo:
I am sure that ! interpret IN this
matter the national sentiment and that
the Mexican people viii comply In
dignffled manner with their duty. be
the sacrifices what they may. to sus-
tain their rights and sovereignty. If.
unfortunately. this drags into a war
war which the United States can
never Justify. We will not be respon-
sible for the disastrous consequences.
Upon the heads of the traitorous Mexi-
cans, who. within and without this
country, have labored 10 produce this
result. will fall the inexorable justice
Of the people,
Text Of Manifesto.
The full text of General carranza's
manifesto follows;
The cause Of the assault which
Francisco villa and the bandits who
him made on the town
OF Columbus in American territory.
burning houses and killing some Of
the inhabitants, soldiers as well as
civilians. the international situation IN
these moments is delicate. as the
North American press have melted
their people against Mexico and the
OF that country has dis
cussed the situation IN the American
members of which have ad-
vised Intervention.
"The constitutional government, 4
which / have the honor to represent, 7
is also occupied diligently in an ef- (
fort TO solve this DELICATE situation. /
trying at all costs to maintain the dig
nifty and sovereignty OF Mexico and /
we yet hope that this lamentahie in |
,ident may. be decorously arranged and I
that there win be no reason for an
conflict.
Cites a Precedent
Il have addressed the government
n the United States. through the for
sign office stating that the invasion |
Df Villa has historical preredents. as
IN the years 1880 and 1885. two parties /
u Indians coming from the United {
States, invaded Sonora and Chihuahua, I
crimes and depredations on l
me lives and properties Of Mexieans, \
1T was agreed then between the
governments Of the two countries to
permit the respective passage Df armed n
'oreess resulting in the determination
of the Indians. have asked the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-13
LOST 5000
IN RECENT BATTLE
CLAIM THE TURKS

Berlin. March 1s. (wire1ess.D--A
Turkish official statement says: Brit
ish losses in Mesopotamia in the re-
cent battle near F'alahia are estimated
at 5000.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-13
No Opposition Is Expected From the
Defacto Government Of Mexico
Generals Pershing and Gavira Hold a
Conference at FL PasO
+ 4. + + + - + + r. + - !
War Department Without News.

Washington, March 13.-The department
is still without advces as to whether American
troops have crossed into Mexico. Secretary
Baker said he would make the news public as soon
as it has reached him.
Evening star., 1916-10-08
Annapolis, Md.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, October Mrs
Eberle. wife of Capt Edward W.
Eberle. superintendent of the Naval
Academy, announces that she will hold
her weekly public receptions at her
quarters on the government reserva-
tion Wednesday afternoons from to s
o'clock The initial function will be
given October 25. Next in order will
be the weekly receptions of Mrs. Null
ton. wife of Capt. Louis NJ. Mutton,
commandant of midshipmen. Mrs. Null
ton will receive Saturday afternoons
from to o'clock at her quarters at
the academy throughout the fall and
winter season.
Mrs. Emerson c. Harrington. wife of
the governor. has not as yet an
nounced the inaugural date of her
weekly receptions and it is understood
she will not start until early in No
vember. 1t is expected she Will OBJ
serve Thursdays, as is customary for
such events at Government house
Mrs. Wainwright, wife of Lieut.. John
w. Wainwright of the navy. has Joined
her husband, who is assigned to duty
at the Naval Academy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shryock of Philadelphia are visiting
their on-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Fallon. Philadelphia, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Roland Childs. Glouces-
ter street. Mr. and Mrs. l.. Dorsey
GassaWay have sent cards for "A recep-
ton from to IL pm. October IA, at
their residence, Church circle.
Evening star., 1916-10-08
Leesburg, Va.

LEESBURG, Va, October Mrs
Henry Harrison entertained at lunch
con Friday. when her guests were Mrs
George C. Carter. Mrs. Floyd Harris,
Mrs William c. Eustis, Mrs. E. B.
White and Mrs. D. c. Sands, jr.: Miss
Charlotte Noland. Miss Alice Davis.
Miss Elizabet Davis, the Misses jan
ney and Miss Margaret Merrick of
Washington.
Among those from this town who
were in attendance at the wedding OF
Lieut. Richard II. Tebbs, U. S. M. C.,
and Miss Eleanor Duval, which took
pluce Wednesday, in Wayne. Pa. were
Judge r. H. Tebbs, father of the groom; !;
william L. Tebbs. John A. Tebbs, Mr.
and Mrs Walter w. Chamblin. Waiter
W. Chamblin, jr, and DR.. John A.
Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Saunders,
Mrs. W. Dade Hampstone and Miss
Katherine Clagett have been the guests
of William Burr Harrison of Washing
ton on a yachting trip on Chesapeake
bay. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Harrison
left this week for Washington. where
they will make their future home. mrs
Harry P. Gibson and small daughter
home in Salisbury, Md. Mrs. Walter
II. Taylor and children, who spent the
summer as the guests OF Mrs H. henry
Lynn, have returned to their nome IN
Norfolk, accompanied by Mrs. Powell
Harrison.
The Misses Janney have had as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williams of
Philadelphia and Miss Ada Janney OF
Baltimore Mrs. William l.. Dunlop OF
Washington is visiting her mother,
Mrs. William Leven Powell, at her
home near this town. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
W. Sells and Mrs. Beauvard have re-
turned to New York after visit to
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Fl. Carter, at South
Castle farm.
Evening star., 1916-10-08
Upper Marlboro, Md.

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd, Octo-
Der Miss Elizabeth Johns of Pitts
burgh is visiting Miss John Wood at
'Brookwood," near here. Miss Mary
Hooe has returned to her home In
Washington after stay with her
brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Rice Hooe, at West End, this county
Mrs. Leslie Watson and daughter Anne
have returned to their home in Wash
ington after spending the summer as
the guests of Miss Nellie Moran, near
Mellwood. this county.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. George
Myers. U. S. N, have returned to An
napolis after a visit of about two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Sasscer, Upper Marlboro. Rev. and
Mrs. Wallace Baker of Virginia were
guests for a few days during the week
of Rev. and Mrs. F. E. McManus at the
rectory here. Miss Elizabeth c. Clagett
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clagett and chill
dren and Miss May Clagett have moved
to Washington for the winter.
Evening star., 1916-10-08
Woodstock, Va.

WOODSTOCK, Va. October Miss
Virginia Dorsey, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs d. D. Carter, has re-
turned to her home in Washington. Mrs
Eugene Hollis has returned to Wash
ington. after visiting her mother, Mrs
Newton Brumbaugh, at the latters
home here. Mrs. E. E. Stickley has re-
turned from a visit to friends in Wash
ington and also at Leesburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Supinger. who
have been visiting relatives in Wash
ington, have returned to their home
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Stultz, who
have been visiting friends in this coun-
ty, have returned to their home in
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Saum
have returned from visit of two weeks
to friends in Washington and Atlantic
City. Mrs. A. P. Sibert has gone to
Washington. where she will spend sew
eral weeks visiting her daughter. Mrs
w. L. Coffman. Miss Deborah Donald
son, who has been visiting friends in
Washington for several days, has gone
to King George county, Va.
Evening star., 1916-10-08
Romney, W. Va.

ROMNEY, W. Va. October 7.-Rey
John A. Shockey, pastor of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, has gone to
Washington to enter a hospital there.
Rev. B. H. Kesecker. Hedgesville, W.
Va, is supplying his pulpit. Miss Lola
Price, Washington, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin McNeill. Harrisonburg, Va, at
tended the wedding at Mooref1eld of
Floyd H. Fisher, Winston Salem, N c.,
and Miss Emma CrabiIl McNeill. Miss
Pearl Sheetz, Keyser. was crowned
queen of love and beauty by Richard
Stimmel at the tournament held at
Parker's grove. Mr.. and Mrs John
Make and little daughter. Richmond,
were guests of Mrs. K. j. Gilhooley,
Ronceverte. Rheul Saville and Fred
Nesmith, Wilmington, Del. are visiting
at Moorefield. Mrs. Daniel Seldom.
Moorefield. is visiting at Buena Vista
and Clifton Forge Va
Evening star., 1916-10-08
Laurel, Md.

LAUREL. Md. October William
Feige of Canada is visiting relatives in
Laurel John Barry. who has been WIS.,
iting relatives here, has returned to his
home in Philadelphia. Miss Mildred
Baldwin of Philadelphia is visiting her
grandfather, Maj. Little.
Miss Savilla Phelps was the guest OF
friends in Baltimore last week. Miss
Marjorie Slater of Washington visited
friends here Thursday evening. Mrs.
John Phair visited Washington
Wednesday evening. Miss Miriam
Flester was visitor to Washington
this week.
The Woman's Club held its first meet
ing of the winter season at the Laurel
Public Library Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Barnes visited her father in
Washington Sunday. Oscar Millard of
Virginia visited his father this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fairall visited the
latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
o. Clough, Sunday.
Evening star., 1916-10-08
Frostburg, Md.

FROSTBURG, Md. October Charles
Wade. assistant postmaster. has been
visiting in Washington. Philip Cline has
removed to Roanoke. Va. Miss Eleanor
Lynn. Washington. was guest at the
dance given by the T. D. s. Club. Mrs. H.
T. Avast Miami, Fla, Is visiting Mrs.
Samuel Jeffries. Miss Helen Muncaster
Gassaway. Rockville. Nd. Is the guest
of Mrs A r. Walker, Mrs. Moses Porter
and son and daughter John and Margaret
Porter. and Mrs. Patrick Brophy are visit
ing in Chattanooga. Tenn.
Raymond McAllister is visiting In Wash
ington. II. A. V. Parker is a visitor from
Portsmouth. Va Mgr. Michael Foley, Bal
timore was the guest Of Rev. John w.
Dowling Mount Savage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nebel returned to Washington after visit
ing Mrs Laura Miller. William Lewis is
visiting in Macon, Ga.
Evening star., 1916-10-08
At 10th Street Home.

Mrs. Luther w. Mott. wife of Repre-
sentative Mott of New York, with their
children, has returned to 1927 18th
street for the winter. Mrs. Mott spent
the summer at Oswego, n. Y. Rep
resentative Mott will not be in
Washington until the first of Decem-
Der. Mrs. Mott took an active part in
the New York suffrage campaign dur
ing the summer and is a member of
the national committee of the Woman's
Hughes Alliance.
Evening star., 1916-10-08
Fort Myer Notes.

Mrs Buchanan. wife of Capt. Bu-
chanan, ID L. s Cavalry. has returned
after a visit to Philadelphia. Mrs.
Crawford is the guest OF Capt. and Mrs
Buchanan.
Mrs William Murray Connell is here
for q short visit after spending the
summer in Connecticut. She expects
10 Leave within few days to join
Capt. Conneli in Arizona.
Capt. u. Hunter Scott. 5th L. s. Cav
siry. leaves this week 10 join his regi-
D. en- in Mexico.
Caf,. Mcmillan. l. $. Medical Corps.
sprut few days at the post last week,
en- route from Texas to- New York,
whore ne has been detailed for a short
duty
Mrs Richard Burleson and her mother,
Mrs Walker. leave Tuesday for Texas.
Mrs Burlcson TO join Capt. Burleson
and Mrs. Walker to return to her home
In Galveston.
Evening star., 1916-10-08
An Interesting Engagement.

The engagement is announced of
Miss Alice Hoadley Smith. daughter of
Mr.. William Palmer Smith of Plain
field, N J., to Lieut.. David S. Barry
jr., L. S. NJ. c.
Lieut. Barry. who has been on duty
in Haiti and Santo Domingo since Au>
gust. 1915, arrived in New York yes
terday on the Iroquois, on leave of
absence.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David
S Barry, and brother of Lieut.. James
Richard Barry, L. S. N. now in China.
Mrs Sevelloh l.. Brown and Miss Cora
Barry.
Evening star., 1916-10-08
Reception This Afternoon.

The members of the Alpha Nu Chap
ter of the Alpha Fraternity will enter
tain at a reception this afternoon, from
to {, at their chapter house, on Column
bia road, in honor of Rear Admiral
Stockton. president of George Washing
ton University, and Mrs. Stockton.
Evening star., 1916-10-08
Silver Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Prescott cele-
sbrated their twenty-hfth wedding an
niversary on Friday, October 8, with
an evening reception at their resi-
dence, 1910 Newton street northwest.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-04-06
LARRAzeLo.

10 que va hacer la question Repu.
blicaffa de la l'aza para este estado Sc
ensenara inuy claro en- oil hecho que
o. Al Larrazolo de Mexico es candida.
tc para la corte suprema.
Los papeles RepublIcanos que Green
en- la question de raza estan demandu
que L~arrazolo sea nominado.
Nosetros no tenemos que decirle 4
la genie de Nuevo Mexico 10 que Sc.
ria tener un hombre como L~arrazolo
Ell la corte suprema de este estado.
S-iIiceramente deseamos que ell Juez
Roberts sea otra vez candidate. Los
Republicanos de la mejor clase, espe.
eialmente entire los ciudadanos natl,
vos de Nuevo Mexico, deberian yer
ia lmportancia de no nominar yn HON.
bre como Larrazolo. I'm hombre con
ideas tan peligrosas. cualquira que sea
su raza, amcnazarfa los intereses del
pueblo native dc este estado.
Las p~retensiones de Larrazoio dc.
ben dc ser una leccion para los jefes
Republicanos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-04-06

P0cA ESPERANzA HAY DE e.
CAPE.


San Antonio, Tex. Abrll s.-Hay po-
. esreranzas de que Sc escape Villa,
{ pnes Sc han dispuesto d~estacainentos
do cuatro regimieptos dc caballefia de
tai manera, que Ell distrito on donde Sc
dice Que esta, Sc ~encuentra cast rodea.
do. cl
ri inf0rme del General Pershiug es.
"a fechado n 81 de Mario y eli / de
ADril, 10 cual ha hecho Greer d los off.
ciales del ejercito aulf, que fue eseri.
70 aver neFo SO 10 gistr6 hoy. Ef Gene
raj %Pershing no da nueyos detalIes So
bro 81 cUmbate en- Guerrero, pero aver
ditn Due una tDrmeht0 DID hleye quo
csy6 en- Ia region de San ~der6nino,
rancho coloeado a gran altura, Ia he
ohio las %operaciohes mas dffieiles y de-
riasiado ihcdnloaas para Hos s0ldados
que Be motillzan con equopos ligefos.
81 General Funston recibI0 una Co,
municacion del administrator de Adua.
mas Cobb de ri Paso, dlciend0le que
un americana que ilego de Mexico lie
refifi0 qde los hombrcs de villa mata.
ron a un aieman l1amado Blankenship
Y dos aineficanos cuyos nombres no
conOGe. es ~ de Mario. cerca de Cue
fretd.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-04-06
MuJEREs NATivAs HALLApAs en-
EsTADo De EscLAvlTu1 PoRl
Ell ALGUAclL DE CLOVIS.

Clovis, n. M, Mario 2S-uh native
de Mexico viejo vino a donde ostabo
81 alguacil Moye con la information
qle dos mujeres Mexicana3 % hablap
tiradp II meta del seggndo piso del.
vieio Hotel Royal Gu euya nota ollas
decian que .estsban slondo detenidak
on caitiyerio " deseaban Due las auto.
ridades las %pusleran en- lIbertad v las
quitaran do SUI p~eFseciitor Rl aigua-
Gil Moye y Of jefe de policia Irvine sd
fueron Embellishments al lugar, don
de, hallar0p a Jas mujeres enrerradas
EN- q plso de arriba dol ediflcio por
medic dc candados. be las muieros
81 alguacil Moye obtJvo Ia inforna
cloii que habian sido obIigadas q es'
tar en- cautiverio por nm Mexlcano la
mado Juan Lima quien habia tenido
g una de las mujeres on cautIyerio
dcsde Julio pasado; e~ncerrandoia en-
Ia casa cuando 81 Sc iba al ttabpjo VI
plnca Ia permitfa yalir d Ia calle. al
la otra muier hacia POGO Que la habia
metido en- c%autiyerio. LANA compare.
clio y e. alguacil Moye vel Policia II.
vine pronto la a%rrestaron