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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-15
.CATARRH CAUSED
BY AGFRM
Must Sc Destroyed Before catsrrh IT.
self Can Be Cured Wonderful
Results From Breathing
Medicated Air.

Medicine that acts on the blood alone
Will never cure catarrh. And neither
Will The sprays, douches. lotions.
creams aud other temporary reliefs that
so many eatarrh victims make a habit
% using. To cure catarrh so il won't
come back YOU must first drive from
Your body the millions " germs that
arc fIeHrishing In the inner reeesses Of
your nose and throat and are causing
the disease.
There Is preparation used to do
this called Hyomei pronounced High
o-mel. Hyomei is germ killing va
porized air formed from the parest oil
Of Eucalyptus combined with other
healing and antiseptie ingredients. Yon
breathe Hyomei through the mouth and
nose BY means Of little hard rubber
inhaler witch druggists furnish with 1t.
This indicated genmieidai air pene-
trates into every fold and crevioe of
the mucous membrane of your nose
and throat. kills the catarrh germs
that lodge there. soothes, reduces and
heals The swollen inflamed membranes
stops the discharge and opens up the
clogged nose and air passages in Il
truly wonderful way. Il gives blessed
relief in i've minutes from catarrhal
distress Of every Kind and II yol make
"a practice Of breathing Hyomei for A
few minutes each day Tor just q few
weeks not only viii al The symptoms
OF catarrh vanish bui the disease ITSELF
wll be thing Of The past no ono need
trs q bug Hsomei on pure faith. Joy
Drug stores and many other leading
druggists IN Boise and vicinity sell t.
wiih the positive guarantee that II
mast cure eatarrh or that the money
paid for il will be refunded. Hyomei
AZ very Inexpensive and with this pros
teeting guarantee behind your pnrehase
there y absolutely 10 reason whs ans
sufferer from Gaiarrh should not give
q fair trial JOY Drug stores.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-15
COUNTY CHAIRMAN
IS INSTRUCTED TO
CALL A PRIMARY
Majority Of the Democratic
Ada County Central Com
mittee Repudiates State
Committees Action.

Repudiating the action of the Dem
ocratic state central committee in its
refusal to declare for a preferential
primary to elect delegates to the state
convention at PoeateIio and a national
committeeman the Ada county Demo-
cratic central committee at meeting
held last night in the city hall, at
which Is Of the - committeeman were
present in person or represented by
proxy demonstrated it was not reac-
tionary and instructed the county
chairman A. G. Hindman, to call a
preferential primary both for the selec-
tion Of delegates as well as to give the
rank and file of the party an opportu-
nifty TO declare their preference for ma
tional committeeman. This action is
taken to be the FIRST move to overthrow
the alleged machine in the Democratic
party and TO secure not only a popu-
lar preference vote but to demonstrate
the rank and file of the party are
gainst the machine and does not APP
prove Of ifs tactics.
Majority for Primary.
When the committeeman assembled
Mark Leonard was elected temporary
chairman IN the absence of Chairman
Hindman and NJ : Stott, temporary
secretary. A canvass or the representa-
ton showed a majority of the commit
tee were either present in person or
represented by proxy. The county
chairman IS not a precinct committee
man but is an elective official holding
office. at the pleasure Of majority Of
the committee. The present chairman
was active before the recent meeting
OF the Democratic state committee. in
which he held a proxy and protested
against holding a primary in this or
any other county in ue state. 1t was
because Of this attitude that he has
been severely criticised by Democrats
in Ada county. A majority Of them
are said 10 be for primary election
and against the Pence Nugent Elder
faction in the party who fought the
primary at tile state committee meet
ing. Il is understood they realized
that the dfetation Of The machine would
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-15
DYSPEPSIA
OF WOMEN
Special Treatment Required.

Many women suffer from form of
Indigestion or dyspepsia which does not
yield to ordinary treatment While the
symptoms are similar to those of ordi-
nary Indigestion, yet the medicines
usually prescribed do not restore the
patients normal condition.
There seems 10 be kind of dyspepsia
catsed by arrangement of the female
organism. While this appears to be the
same as ordinary indigestion it can be
relieved only by a medicine which, be-
sides acting as q stomach tonic, is good
for female ailments. Read what such
4 medicine did for Mrs. Williams ~
She says: Before / began taking
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Come
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-15
ussa Az e Proveks I.auah..

Mabel Normand has upset an old
theory and given the signing type OF
lover a real jolt She is proving IA the
movies that It's just AZ easy to laugh at
"a pretty woman as 1t Is to sigh for her.
Mabel Is pretty; there ID no doubt
about that And instead Of using her
beauty to bring tears she injects It In
to her MIN work 10 bring real laughs,
Miss Normand is also proving that
comedians on the screen are very, very
serious people when they're not pos
ing for q scream maker. She eonfesses
that when she Is not posing FOR ludi-
cro0s antics OF Keystone Mabel she Is
watching pictures and rubbing elbows
with the ordinary movie fans This
business 81 being funny, she thinks. is
after all a serious affair. And, think
the producers Who pay her IT'S also an
expensive one.
On both running boards OF Theda
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-15
No Gold Spoon in Her Mouth.

The house in which Mary Piekford
was born has been traced down and
photographed for publication. This is
an honor which comes ordinarily only
to the most famous, and then usually
II is only after they are dead. The
house in which Mary was born twenty
two wears ago Is on University aven-
ne, Toronto.
Another house in which she lived
with her mother and her sister for q
while when a little girl is more inter-
esting. It's single story frame house
with door, two windows and a brok ].
en- picket fence IN front, II looks about
large enough to contain two rooms.
with maybe q woodahed Ia back where
II doesn't show in the picture, This
house is located at 81 Walton street.
Toronto.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-15
NORTH CAROLINIAN
PRAISES BORAH
Hopes to See Senior Sena-
tor From Idaho the Re
publican Nominee.

United states senator william p.
Borah looms big as presidential pos
sibility in North Carolina. This IL
clearly Indicated by letter that
passed between A. Fl. Price, one OF the
rhost prominent attorneys in that state
and Judge w. P Bynum. who has been
elected delegate to the Chicago con-
vention. No greater tribute could be
paid to Idaho's senior senator than the
one of MIR. Price in his letter to the
eminent North Carolina jurist He
thinks that IL Senator Borah Is not
nominated for president, because OF his
far west location, he shoLid be the Re
| publican pHrty's candidate for vice
president, but he believes Idaho's
senior senator should be the party's
presidential candidate. The letter, a
testimonial in itself. is as follows;
March 6. 1915.
Hon. W. P. Bynum,
Greensboro, N. O.
Dear Judge;
1T was with great delight I learned
of your election as delegate to the
Chicago convention and ! feel that our
delegation will be largely governed in
their action, there by your great wis
dom and mature Judgment. This is a
critical period in the life Of the RE-
publican party and It is vital that the
party should be unified.
q am writing to call your particular
attention ITO the important matter or
having our contentious presented to
the country By the ablest man in our
party, and in my humble Judgment the
best qualified man for this part OF the
duty Of presidential candidate is
United St-tes Senator william E.
Borah. He is. in my Judgment, the
ablest debater in the senate, and a man
OF grea. learning andi broad views If
it were not on the account of his being
from Idaho. / believe the party would
unhcsitatingly nominate him as it's
candidate for president. do sincerely
4hope tft IL 1t is impossible to nomin-
ate him for the first place that he can
be prevailed upon to accept the nomin-
alton for vice presidency. Ii is Of vital
importance to have our contentious
ably pr ented and by man who will
attract national attention. know you
win do what You think best and know
that you read the congressional record
and that you appreciate the greatness
of this man Borah, With best wishes,
| am
Very sincerely yours,
! "A. II. PRICE"
- -s-~-~-------
! nv A A.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-15

Fest by test HIAWATHA COAL.
uhone s2s. Lump $3.50, stove 81. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-15

pound ] was trou-
bled with dyspepsia
and bearing down
pains in my back
and sides. and after
my meals my stom-
ach would bioat up
till I could scarcely
get my breath. At
times Twas so weak
] could hardly stand
On my feet and I
lankaff hnilnwy- ssvafa
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-15

and my skin was yellow. Now ! have
good color, have gained II every
way and can do my work without any
pains, ] think it Is the best medicine
oH earth for stomach troubles Of wo-
men. ~ Mrs. NELLIE WILLIAMS, 81
West Sd Street. New Albany, lad.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-15

Rara's new limousine there are little
single seats with foot braces built like
atirrnps The seats are used 10 held
two little Moorish boy footmen. who
are tnrbanned and Furnished until they
shine like new Lincoln pennies. TIE
stirrnps are for them to dig their toes
IN when william Fsoxs vampire woman
feels like letting the car out for burst
Of speed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-15
Pauline Frederick.

she will appear soon in thu pieturi-
kation Of Mary Johnston's famous no.
vel, Audrey Before taking up
moving pictures, Miss Frederick Was
one Of tho most popular Actresses on
the American stage.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-15
NEMSN0TB9 N7NpQTELAND
S 6UnAISY DEAN Uy
K@EW
w. 'i|lzlll1I-
OF DAISY DEAN

G1AUIIND FREDERICK recently
O completed work on Mary John
ston's famous play Audrey
= which will be released the last
of this month. Audrey" is a
far more pastoral character than any
thing Miss Frederick had ever done
previously on the screen. and required
especially beautiful settings in order
to give it the. greatest effectiveness.
As Miss Frederick is becoming bet
ter known to the hosts OF moving pic
ture fans. her popularity increases ac-
cordingly. She is one Of the best draw
ing cards on the Paramount program
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-15

Experienced piano movers. Comp.
ton Transfer CO. Phone is.-Ady. Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
OIlFN ES FL tUiVO FNbA|''
DOR AUSTR|AfO EN- IF. III.
kYFR s. NOTIFiCA fFICIA NINIf FL NOV
Rp HTNTO HEl CGAGE TIRHGVSKl

TclcGrama Especial para Ia rRENsA.
Washington. Novlembre lo.--La
Secre.aria de Estado dcclar6 hoy
que cl gobierno austriaco habia ne
cho investigaciones desde hace a
gin tempo acerca de la aceptac!on
ouc el gobierno americana daria al
nuevo embajador COnde Tarnow
Tarnovski. pero que la notification
formal del nombranlientO de dicho
rppresentante no Sc habia recibido
sino hasta hoy.
FL nuevo Embajador rs una per-
soma de cincuenta amos de edad. que
hace ounce amos desempel6 el car
90 de Secreta3io de la Embajada aus
triaca en- esta capital. Ell Conde Tar
novski ha representado su pals en-
casi todas las grandes capitales eu-
ropeas Y antes de que fnera deslg'
pado para ell puesto de Embalador en-
! los EStados Unidos, tenia el cargo de
Ministro en- Bulgaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11

miSionaGoS americanos Y meXlcanos,
session que fue bastante larga. Entire
los autenticos informes recibidos por
los comisicnados del gobierHo amerl-
cano. Sc eacuentran algunos referen-
tes "a actividad revolucionaria en- e.
Sur de Ia RepUb!ica Mexicana. Tales
informes dicen que las fuerzas del
general Felix Diaz caDturaron Rinc0n
Antonio. important2 estac;5n del Fe-
rrocairil de Tehuantepec.
Las fuerzaa que capturaron Ia refe
rida estaci6n est:n al mando de Jo-
Sc Isabel Robles Y Canuto Reyes, je-
fes ar1bos que desconocieron n go
bierno de facto tan luego como lie
garor ! 0aXaca.
Del general Felix Diaz. los infor-
mes dicen que Sc halla en- el Estado
de Chiapas donde tiene su cuartel
general
Sobre Ia situacion en- el Norte, Sc
tiene noticit de que una batalla es
inminente en- Escalon, entire villistaS
Y carranciStas. El general Francisco
Murguia esti hacienda esfuerzos pa
ra resistir en- ese punto el ataque de
las fuerzas villiStas, que avanzan ha-
cia la comarca lagunera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
ST PR! H|bF ii ETiOUFTA IN
VAR|OS TfATp0S De PtRIS
UN pFtRFIO DEi G09FnSA FRANCES
fSTsRt IN HEC)R NEslatS
DURf Ia rijfeRa
servIrIo exclusive para ~ PIENSi

PARIS. Noviembrc l0.-HOy Sc
eypidi6 un decrcto Official pOr cl
cual Sc dispone que mientras la que
IRA este en- vigor no Sc pcrmitira Ia
entrada a los teatros de Ia Opera.
Opera C6mica. COmedia FranceSa
@! Ode6n. ninglIn caballero que Sc
presente en- traie de etiqueta nj a
ninguna dana que aSiSta con traje
dc noche las representations. En-
tod0s .esos teatrOs, que como Sc sabc
son patronizados pOr el sObierno. so
lamenle Sc permitira la entrada. di-
ce el dccretO, a persOnas que vistan
cl traie ordinario del dia.
La disposition del gobierno tic
ne por objeto impedir que las fami-
lias @asten fuertes sumaS de dlnero
en- la adquisici6n de trajes. como en-
las toocas normales Sc hacia. en- vis-
IA de las condiciones econ6micas en-
rue Sc halla el pals, por considerar
tales gastos como superf!uos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
los REPUBLIC mos I NPRENDE-
RAN UNI GRIN HBlTALLhLtGil
Los vOtOS deberan ser recontaGo$
no impGrta quien triunfc,
dijO Wilcox.

NUEVA YORK. Noviembre 10
Los republicanos esLdn alineando Sus
fuerzaS para emprendcr una batalla
legal para r2ctificar el trlunfo en- las
elecciones presidencia.es. George
w. Wickersham. que fu6 procura-
dor general de los EstadOs UnidoS
Ell la Administrator del Presidentc
Taft. tendra su cargo la direction
de esa canrpana. a la fecha Sc en-
cuentran hacienda acopio de cviden-
cias para alegar el recuentO de vo-
tos en- los Estados. donde ha Obtenl
do el Presidente Wilson una pcquc-
ia mayoria.
Igualmente los dem6crataS Sc pre-
paran para defenderse de los carEoS
que les hagan los republicanoS.
John B. Stanchfiel tendra a su cargo
dicha defensa.
e. ex-Procurador General Vic
kersham ha enviadO telegramas i
tCdos los leaders repubIlcan0S Y 4
sus antiques companerOs de la5Orrs
en- ell Depagtamento de Justicia, dan
dolcs m.frucciOneS Sobre IA man@ra
como deben obrar EN- aquellos Esta
dos que dieron pcqucla mayOria 4
uuO Y otro candidate. Sc entiendf
que los directories de la canEpana
de Hughes daran los pas0s neccSa.
rios para que Sc hasa un recuentt
de votoS en- California, North Da
kota, New Hampshire Y New MtXi.
co.
Al concluir las cOnferenciaS eE
,que Sc arreglaran los detalles de |;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
LOS DIRECTORIES DEL C0MITE
REPUBLiCAN0 NO ADMITEN
Ell TRIJ'NFO DE WILSON.

Tr!rTrama Especial para L!s PRENSA.
NUENA YORK. NorIemDre TO-,
Los directories del ComitG de la cam
pana electoral republican, no con-
ccden que Wilson ilaya salido reeiec
to solamente el recuentO Official
de la vOlaci6n en- los ESiados dudo-
sos. los podra convenccr a satlsfac-
ci6n de la derrota de su candidate.
Los mencionados directories tu-
vieron hoy una junta y dcspues dc
largas diScusiones anunciaron Que
So pediria el recuento en- varios Es-
tadOs.
Toda la prensa al comentar el
triunfo de Mr. Wilson, admIic que
la reelection del presidentc ha sido
una verdadera victoria personaI.
que significa el reiuvenecimiento
del Partid0 DcmOcratco Y mas ann
v meior para ell citadO funcionarie,
de Que en- 10 successive no tendra dcnf
das politiaas con nadie, sino que
estara complctamente en- l!bertad
para seguir su pOlitica piOpia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
VILLA CON UNC De sUS LEALES
DE OUIEN ES COMPADRE
Tclcgrama Especial para IL rEENsA,

Tclclrama Especial para IL tTLHHA.
NUEVA YORK. NQNiembrc To-
TelcgramaS trasmitidoS hoy d' Ia
ciudad de e. PaSo Y que Sc conSI#"-
ran bien informadoS, refiercn cue
el iefe Francisco Villa Sc cncueat"a
en- las cercanias de Ia ciudad dc 10
rre6n. Coahuila. con una c0!umna
de tres mil cuatrOcientOs homDreS ;
que amenaza con atacar la referida
plaza.
La noticia de Ia prcsencia de Vi
la cerca dc Torre6n So admlie como
cierta. porque, segin las informa-
clones trasmitidaS de Atlantic City
los comiSi0nadoS meyicanoS Y ameri-
canos convinieron en- que tenia fun
dlmento q information de que Muir
guia. el puevo comandantc mliltaI
del Norte, estaba hacienda esfuer
zoS para detener 4 los villiStaS eT
EScal6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
Sc CREE QUE VILLA NO PRESEN
TARA COMBiTE E:T ESCAL0N

;rl, rr,uH g>pccial para IL "EENSA.
ATLANTIC CITY, Noviembre 10.
los comisionados mexicanos mega
ron esta noche que tuviera funda-
mento el informe de que los oficiales
Y representatives de CarranZa hubie-
ran trasladado 4 terri:orio america
no milloncs de d6lares en- diAero de
los Estados Unidos, para ponerlo =
sal:c en- vista del incremcato dc Ia
reyoluci6n.
Sc dice que Esc&i6n, domde las
tropas de Carranza al mando de
Murguia intentan combatir 4 Villa,
no es lugar escogido por el jefc re-
belde para N5rar una bata!ia con los
caryaac:stas = cue de;a-i = AG.E.::2
para ut"car ana nohl"ci6n ir!9Ur;2a-
,e oue Sc cree sea n &c Toyre6n.
Los irformes coHsularcs Que han
;ido 1rasmit.doe a los comisionai0s
a!nclican0s. hablan de l2s condicio-
nes en- que Sc encuentra Mexico, per
las Intermediates epidtmicIs, Ia es.
casez carestia de comestibles V
las malas condolences economicas,
crradas por Ia depreciation del papel
moueda del gobierno que Sc cotiza
va raz6n de Siete octavoS de centa-
vo orc el peso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
FL FIN DELAS C0NFERENCIAS De
ATLANTIC CITY Sc We CERCANO
UNA POLITTCA DE "ACCION PREsERVATIVA" SUSTlTUlRA
RIEN PRONTO A IA De "WATCHFUL WAITING"

De chihuahua Sc dice que no hay
un Immediate pelig"o, como sc ha We
nido asegurando, pero que e! general
Jacinto Trevino esta escaso de muni-
clones.
Sc asegura que en- vista de Ia situa
ci0n Seria que prevalece en- el Estado
de Chihuahua, ningunas probabilida-
des hay de que los comisionados lie
guen un convenio en- 10 que res
pecta al retro de las fuerzas del ge-
neral Pershing Y que Sc procedera
a dar por terminadas las conferen-
cias, iiegando solamente L un conve'
Mo en- tcrminos generates sobre las
dificultadcs eXistenIas en- Ia trontera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
1 {. JljAREz LEGO
I'm TRE:N NIIITAR
SFJFCIfRTGS S9iOADOS SAllE2OR
De CHIHUAHUA PARA La fROk1tRA
ESto st tom0 camo indication dc
cue Trevilo eSta evacuand0
chihuahua.

FL pASO Texas. Novicnbrr a..
l., ~, tron nsnnrial arribarnn hoy
r;rd,d I,jrol nroredanfcs do In
.irdod 40 Chihuohna ronitoI del Fs-
,aIa 'n,is 40 sois,iantos sofdados co-
rranrisIas de los que tcnia dc guar.
r;.iip ON amoI,a nlaza 81 general
Jocinto Trevino.
~ ,arriho Hn taI n,imrro de lro-
pas procedentes De IA ciudad dc Chi
hual1ua. did Origcn que en- los CEN
rroS :7olitir0s Y miltares d. csta
riuiaI So creyrra que cl general ia
rinto Trcv1o habia iniciado hoy la
evacuation Dc Ia capital del ESIadn
donic ha tendo Su cuartcI general.
Esla crrcncia Sc cXtcndid por toda
la ciudad Y lleg6 "a vccina. por 10
que el comandante militar, Francis
co Gonzalez, hizO la declaration dc
que las tr0paS que haDIan arrIbaHo
hoy a "a plaza que eSta bajo Su ~
rula. prOccdian realmentr de CAl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11

Telcqrama Especial para IL rIiENSA.
ATLANTIC CITY. NovieTrbre 10.
Ina poliJica de ''.cci0a conservati-
"a" reemplazar;i muy pronto : lG po-
tica de "WatchfuI Waiting"
On funcionario americana que Sc
encuentra aqui como Attache de Ia
conision International, GijO esta no.
che que ve!a may proxima IA termi-
naci6n de las conferencias. : que por
los informcs que tenia, el Presidente
Wilson tomaria una ''acci6n preser-
vativa" antes de mucho tempo,
Sc admiti6 clarameute esca noche
que In situaci6n tai ' como Sc pre-.
sentaba en- IA actuahdad, era mucho
mas seria que 10 cue habia sido des-
de el incidente de Columbus.
Sc tuvo noticia hoy aqui de que
los oficiales de Carranza estan sd
liendo de Chihuahua y cruzando Ia
fronte-a. trayeado consigo tOdO 10
que De valor poseen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
La Cd,nara eIegird Presidente ST los caf'didatos
quedan sin nnayorfa de uotos electoroles
u d COY no poGdntp nor Ia actual Cdma dmodha
"A CONSTITUTION PREVIiNE QUE EN- CASOS COMO ESTE, LA
ELfCCI0N Sc HhGA POR fSTAD0S, CADA 0k0 DE-
Los CUALES REPRE SENTh IN V0IO

Dublicanos, tres dem6crataS y clnco
Independence, que probablcmentc
Sc pondran en- case de votaci0n al
lado de los liltimOs. PerO dun supo-
niendo que los tres EStadoS cltados
votaran pOr Wilson, son tan solo 3
vOtos, pues como 81 dice, la vota-
ci6n cs por EstadoS y por pcrsonas,
V nj alin asi tendrian mayoria los
dem6cratas, puesto que los repubi!-
canOs tienen seguros % EstadoS.
Subre este casO eXisten alsun0s
antecedentes. pueS la Camara ha de-
signadO presidente en- varias ocasio-,
hes en- que los candidates presiden-
ciales no han pOdido obtener la ma
yoria de votos electOrales requerlda
por Ia ley, al reunirse el coieg!o
electoral
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
EHPFzARDh las M STIGAClO.
Mes En- MINNESOTA
Los republicanOS SoStienen que en-
las elecciOneS de eSe EStadO
hubO fraudeS.

Tc!rgrama Especial para IA rRENSA.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Noviembre 10.
los investigadores federaleS co
mcnzaron aver I practicar las dill
gencias nccesarias, con motive de
haberse alsgado por los repub!icanos
cue en- Ia votaci6n IN Minnesota ha
hahido fraude Accompanied por un
numero-o grupo de agentes especla-
les. Hinton C.. Cla5augh, de Chicago,
jefe de Ia division del Oeste de Ia
Oficina de investigation en- cl Depar-
tamcnto de Justicia, lego esta
ciudad aver en- n nanana. DespueS
de conferenciar con los oficiales ca
las oficinas del Juzgado de Distrito
de los Estados Unidos Mr.. ClabaTgh
fue a Minneapolis, para ver que po-
dia descubrir por ALA segin SO dijo.
La llegada de los agcntes fcderales
esta c;udad, sigui5 a. hecho
de haberSe recibido numerosas
uuejas alegando cue n votaci6n eva
fraudulenta va porquc Sc habI2n III
troducido nuevos votos en las cajaS
de boletaje, va por irreguIaIldadeS
en- el recuento, etc.
i De un pequeno campo que hay GER
ca de Duluth, donde hay unas GUAM
tas BARRACKS, Sc dice que fucron en-
! viados 5000 votos.
Les cargos deben ser ruy serios
porque dc otro modo, los investigated
res no habrian verido aGui ~ "i:'
RI, ,'-dijO Alfred Jaques. ju":. Ie -.
trito, quien confererci5 cor LII
Clabaugh aver en- Ia manana. "Cret
que este distribuira sus agentes eE
tre St. Paul. Minneapolis Duluth
con el objeto de dominar enter@me2
te IA situaci6n sobre eStos lUgar9S
mantenienGolos una comp!eta OBJ
servacion.
! Mr.. Clabaugh esta registrado e'
el Hotel St. Paul. pero nj siquier;
perdi6 tempo en- procurar un cuarto
antes de consular con los otros oil
ciales del gobierno. Asi, el no pud
ser localizado aver en- Ia manana-
Obedeciendo a instrucciones recibl
das de las oficinas de New York
Fred B. Lynch. miembro del CONT
! iPaSa Ia IA plaza, col. .a)