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Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
July II. 1915.

Germans took 2Is miles Of Rus
sian trenches near SuWaIki.
Austrians repuIsed Montenegrins
on Herzegovina border.
Austrians made desperate efforts
to get through the carnlc Alps into
Italy.
Allies advanced in GaIlipoIl.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
IN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT.
For Interchange Of Products Between
Paraguay and Argentina.

Buenos Aires.-Dr NJ Ruiz de Los
Llanos, Argentine Minister to Para
quay, and Manuel Gondra, Foreign
Minister to Paraguay, signed a com
mercial treaty providing for the free
interchange of products, with certain
exceptions, between the two countries.
1t is probable that Argentina will con-
clude similar treaties with Brazil,
Chile, Bolivia and Uruguay.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

Misses Miriam Alexander, Minnie
Gillespie and Gertrude Ferguson, Cecil
county school teachers, have rendered
their designations to the County
School Board.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
BRITISH BREAK
GERMANS LINE
Three Lines of German Trenches
Captured.
RUSSIANS GAIN ON sTYR
Hold frightened On Leipzig Redoubt
British Troops Enter OViIIers
and Continue Furious
Fighting.

London. - The British troops in
their new advance have gained several
important successes, among which are
the capture Of further portion Of an
immensely strong position known as
the Leipzig redoubt, according to the
official statement issued by the Lon.
don War Office.
East of Kaboisselle the British have
captured German trenches on a front
of nearly 1000 yards to a depth of 500
yards. In the direction of Ovillers the
British have forced their way into the
village after capturing 500 yards of
the German front.
North of Fricourt the British drove
the enemy from two woods and cap
tured three lines of trenches.
Prussian Guards Beaten Off.
An attempt by the Prussian Guards
to stem the advance east of Contalmai-
son was crushed by the British fire
and 700 prisoners of various regiments
were taken. Contalmaison was storm
ed, but was retaken by the Germans
in strong counter-attack
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
WAS HOT ON VILLAS TRAIL.
Major Tompkins Tells Of His Mexican
Invasion.

Neutrality-suspicious. Frank Tomp-
kins, who commanded the Thirteenth
Cavalry squadron attacked by Mexican
soldiers and citizens at Parral, when
the chase southwark of Villa was halt
ed, reached Washington and gave War
Department officials a frst-hand story
of the fight. He is en- route to Yer
mont to instruct a National Guard cav
airy contingent.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

Harry Lloyd, aged IA, was drowned
in the Young River above Casselman
when the skiff in which he was play
ing sank. He was a son of Edward
w Lloyd.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
CROPS SMALLER THAN IN 1915.
But Yield In Excess Of FiVe-Year
Average Predicted.

Washington.-Crop this year bet
ter than the average for the five years
from 1910 to 1914, but in most cases
smaller than last years harvests, were
predicted by the Department of Agri-
culture, basing it's estimates on condi-
tions July 1. Compared with condi-
tions as reported on June 1 the crops
showed moderate improvement.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
Cargo Of Dyestuffs.
TO RETURN AMERICAN CATTLE.
Mexicans Get Orders To Give Back
Stolen Live Stock.

Douglas, Ariz.-General P. Elias
Gales, military governor of Sonora,
said that his commanders in North
western Sonora had been ordered to
return to American ranch-owners, just
south of the border, in Mexico, all the
cattle driven from their land three
weeks ago.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

Thomas Johns Anderson has been
appointed acting clerk of the United
States District Court in Cumberland
in place of William G. Feaga, who is at
the front with Company G, First Mary
land Regiment, as second lieutenant.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

Among the Sc signers of the Dec
laration of Independence was one
clergyman-John iWitherspoon, of New
Jersey.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
OFFERS FARM TO GOVERNMENT.
Thomas F. Ryan Would Give Several
Hundred Acre&

Washington.-Thomas F. Ryan, the
New York fnancier, has offered sew
eral hundred acres of his big estate
near Charlottesville, Va, to the Gov
ernment to be used as a remount
depot, for aviation field or stock rails
ing for the army. If the offer is ac-
cepted a nominal sum must be paid
for it to conform to the law.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
July II, 1915.

Great artillery activity on west
front.
Arras and Reims shelIed by Ger
mans.
Bombs dropped on Venice by
Austrian aeropIane.
Russians occupied positions on
heights of right bank Of River Ur-
zendooka.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
The EUROPEAN WAR A
YEAR AGO THIS WEEK
JuIx Id, ZEE.

July 10, 1915.
Germans checked by French
north of Arras and by 5elsians on
the User.
Russians delivered smashing
blow against Austrlans In southern
Poland.
British, Norwegian and italian
steamers sunk by German subma-
rines.
Unsatisfactory reply to U. S.
note on Lusitania received from
Germany.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

Russia has sold to an American
syndicate $50 platinum gold mines in
the Ural mountains.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

The Calvert County School Board
decided to locate the county high
school at Solomon's Island.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

Captain Lucien NJ. Bean, Of Chesa-
peake City, has been appointed JUS
tice of the Peace for the Second Dis
trict, vice Charles Morgan, who re-
fused to accept the Office after being
appointed by Governor Harrington.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
NEWSY ITEMS.

Engineers have found that the use
of zinc in boilers prevents foam and
the deposit of scale.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
TO QUIZ MEXICAN CONSUL.

U. S. Authorities Probe Bomb-Throw-
ing Aeroplane Plot.
Los Angeles, Cal.-Department of
Justice officials indicated they would
question Enrique A. Gonzales, Mexi-
can consul here, regarding alleged vio-
lations of American neutrality in con-
nection with which Richard Schweibs
is now in custody at Nogales, Ariz.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
MARYLAND NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Latest Happenings Cleaned
From All Over the State.
LIVE NOTES AND COMMENTS

William +. Wilson, well-known
farmer of Caroline county, died at his
home near fredericksburg.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

Chile will send an Official commits
sion to the United States to make
thorough study of agricultural and in
dustrial hydraulics.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
AUTO RUNS AWAY WITH CORPSE.
Stricken While Learning To Drive,
Dies In Car.

Carlisle, Pa.-Guided alone by high
curbing a new automobile carried the
body of Frank w. Hoffer, so years old,
butcher, along the 600-foot block
from Carlisle's Federal building to
West street. Hoffer, who had bought
the car a few days ago. was stricken
by heart disease while learning to
drive.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
YAoUIs IN RAID ON AMERICANS.
Take Advantage Of Withdrawal OF
Mexicans From South Sonora.

HIONIN0IIS IVIII OONNII OOIIUIds
Mazatlan, Mexico.-Yaqui Indians,
taking advantage of the withdrawal of
Mexican troops from Southern Sonora,
are reported here to have crossed the
Yaqui river and invaded the lands of
American settlers and the Richardson
Construction Company, devastating all
property except company headquarters
at Esperanza, where a Mexican garri-
son is maintained.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

Fire of mysterious origin broke out
in the stable of James Ganley, in
Boyds, destroying building and con-
tents and some lumber nearby. No
horses were in the stable at the time.
Neighbors saved Mr. Ganley's store
and large dwelling and outbuildings.
The damage is estimated at $500.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15
WOULD BUY PART OF MEXICO.
Representative CaIdweIPs Resolution
Doomed To Die.

Washington.-A joint resolution to
empower the President to negotiate
by commission for purchase of "such
portion of Northern Mexico, including
Lower California, as may be obtained, ="
was introduced by Representative
Caldwell, of New York 1t invites
Mexico to appoint a like commission.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

Automobile Commissioner Baugh.
man, with several State officers, has
been spending several days in Cecil
county observing the violators of the
speed limit law. Eight speeders were
arrested and Magistrate Jenkins, of
Elkton, imposed fine of twenty-five
dollars and costs on each.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

On the fortieth anniversary of their
marriage, Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Nye saw
their four children married at Shenan-
dOah, Ia.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

State Treasurer John NJ. Dennis has
mailed to all banks acting as State
repositories letter stating that the
interest on money credited to the
State will be at the rate of 21z per
cent. per annum beginning August 1
and that all State repositories will be
required to accept at par and without
discount checks deposited by the
State for credit and to remit for checks
drawn on themselves for the full
amount.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

Swedish chemists have found a way
to remove from coal tar the finely di-
vided carbon which it holds in sus.
pension.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

Mrs Edward HoHtor, wife. of a
farmer, is in a serious condition in
Union Hospital, suffering with injuries
received in an automobile accident.
Her sister, who was at the wheel, lost
control and the auto crashed into a
telephone pole, throwing Mrs Mollitor
through the windshield. Her head
struck the pole.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

Nettles are used as food in Switzer
land and other thrifty countries. They
are said to be nearly as palatabIe "a
RpiuAch.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-15

Prof. c. E. Temple, of the Mary
land Agricultural College, and John
McGill, county agent for Allegany
county, will make the first inspection
of the Allegany and Garrett county
seed potato crop during the week. 1t
is estimated there are about so acres
of seed potatoes in each county, great
ly exceeding previous years.
Wharton Tabernacle, Cumberland,
was crowded to its doors Sunday when
Rev. Dr. Henry NJ Wharton, of Bal
timore, preached his closing sermon
of his evangelistic campaign. An Of
fering Of several hundred dollars was
given DR.. Wharton. Two meetings
were held Sunday, one in the after
noon and one in the evening. The
campaign was the greatest ever held
in Cumberland. Many converts were
made.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-17
CAUSE EXCITACIOH EN- c. JUA,
REz la NOTICIA De QUE Sc
ACERCAbAN VILLISTAS
Los CARRAHCISTAS tNYlARGK FJERzAS tX-
PLORiDORAS { RIClEROH APRiST0S Nj.
LITARFS, ,pERO NO FUfROS kECESARIOS
relcgrama Especial para Ia pRENsi.

TeIcGrama Especial para Ia PEENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, Mayo l6.-Con
mucha rapidez circulo hoy en- Ciudad
Juarcz Y en- esta ciudad. ci runlor de
que Sc aproximaban Ia frontera
mil trescier;oS villistas en- actitud
hosti!. La noticia, scgGm Sc sabe. tue
traida ia vecira plaza por un ran
che-o que reside en- un punto cercano
4 Ciudad Juarez. Aunque las autorl-
dades carrancistaS ap.rentarOn no
Greer Ia noticia, inmediatamen,e
dispusieron que salieran fuerZas i ha-
cer un reconocimiento, hicleron
preparitivos que produjeron excite
ci6n entire los vecinos. purs creYcron
que era inmincnte el atacuc Ia pla-
"a.
La tranquilidad renaci6 cuando re-
gresaron las fuerzaS e<?lcraioras, di-
ciendo que no hdbian er"ontrado n
enemigo.
Sc cree possible. SIN embargo, que
los villistas que operan eli el oestc
de Chihuahua, Sc hayan movldo H.
cia la f-ontera. con objeto de hacer
un raid
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-17
FL conuenio Obreg6n-Scott fu@ aver
presentado al Gabinete del Pdte.
Wilson para su discussion
Sc hobIo de cue ST ell Cob. carrancista obtiene Ell
exito deseado en- la campaRa contra ell bandl
daje las tropas americanas saldrdn de Mex.
En- ceso contraro la Administration tendd que dscarar
que tiene un serio prcblema en- sus mdaos

cicntcs incursiones en- ci Distrito de
Big-Bend.
FL Jefe de! E<t&do Mayor del eier-
otto de los Est&dos Unidos. anuncid
hoy cue las rclac!ones entire e! go
bicrno d. 2iexico y los E5tadoS Uni
dos. son mcjorcs de 20 que han sIdo
pof nucho tempo" Una compieta in-
tcli%encia eNiste-dcclarG q general
Scott-en;rc los gobiernoS de Mexico
Y .os EstaJos Unidos, con reSpecto q
los prop0Sitos del gobierno amer!cano
On Mexico Y las condolences sobre las
cuales las tropas saldran de Mexico.
Hay Ia Seguridad Y Ia confianza do
oue las tropas del gobierno de facto
10 nol"star:in en- 10 mas minimo 4 las
tropas expedicionarias americanas. ,-
!Aunque. naturalmente. Carranza
no ha dcmostrado una completa satis-
facci6n con los arresloS, 81 compren-
de que eS Ia tnica solucion de las di.
ficultades en- IA actualidad. y cue des
be dar su conSentimiento tactic para.
cue las !ropas mexicanas han recibi-
can en- Mexico por algin tempe.
Esto Sc desprende del hecho do
que IA stropas nlexicanas han recibi-
DO 6rdenes de impeGir que Sc regis.
trca ho4ueS cor las tropas ameri.
canas. No hay. ciertamente. un ARE
glo para una 'cooperaci6n militar'
entire los eos gobiernos. exception he.
cha de la region fronteriZa, donde
fucrzas mexicanas V americanas sc
cncargar;in De hacer un servicio de
vigiiancia para impedir ia repetici6n
uc los asa.tcs CUE Sc han registrada
ult.mamente. 74.- .,agz-.-s.s.s
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----r.1-.r II nillmONIU.. nN-"lHE0-N
l.. .,.,i,. 10. ...,ta,jannS. ra~i sin rx-
......:.,, nm, ..,,...i,. IL. fi.-br, 4" Ne
.,.f., in.,.n.o y d..>rnrr"naia. To-
.. -. .co,s~,i..~.,n - ,.nn1..-riant.s.
..,,r,,.-ior,.>. .vnortador-s. chaianrS..
ranfb.,tas y hanIur"oS. p"S'i'' Pa
no Gnnz4.'z hasa =: n:iimo "a
craDnl.in. y t"sdH o. QT'frSi'nIS'a''
ba,,a ,oS ,.>rrlh!rn;.-s y port"ruS 60
santos apraxaron una nuava cuanio
.urrativa profession: IA de Coyotes.
Las caSas de- ca'nb!o lLesaF"n con-
tarar poC c"ntenaTes. I'll "a ave-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-17

WASHINGTON. Mayo l6.-E:!
arreglo Scott-Obreg0n. pueSto 4 GI@-
cuai0n hoy ante el Gabinete del PFC
sidente wilson. sc cOnsidcra practices
meutc arrobado nor ci gobiefn2 dc
facto. Anuncia.e que 81 ODregon tie
he cl txiro que Sc espera en- !as oDc-
raciones mIiitares que AG comemZa"o
q dcsarrolar N contra dc! baaG:d"yc.
las fuerZas amcrican&s Saldr;!n de Me
Xico pr6Ximam"Hyc. 81 no tienc Oh?c .
go. cxito. Il Administration amcri-
cana admitira que ticn2 en- suS MA
nos un serio problema.
Fl general Scott presento Ia Sitoa-
ci6n ante el 4Iinistro carrancIala de
csta manera: que el goblerDo ah'cr!-
cano deseaba que. sin lugar Grda
ninguna, CavraNza derlOstrara 81 ca
pacidad para mantener cl orden ca
IA ir0ntera, sin necesidad de lEuda
exterior. Obgeg0n prometi6 al general
Scott que t! gobierno de facto sd
Dria cumplir los ofrccimientos que
HI hecho. de que dominar;l IA situa
ci0n de una mancra cfectiYa. expire
sando qae contaba con suficIentcs
tropas para perscguir L los bardidos.
Antes dc que e! genera! Scott 81
liera de Ia ciudad de e Paso para
esta capital. Obreg6n envio lnstruc-
clones Jacinto TreviFo para que
movilizara diez mil hombres sobrc
Chihuahua. para perSeguir a las par
tidas villistas. El general Scott reel
bio seguridades de que las fuerzas del!
gobierno carrancista batiran tambitn
4 las bandas que han hecho las re-
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MRS. JESSE Denver VA 4
MEXICO 4 RESCATAR A
W ESP0S0
ESTE {S UNO De Los AHERICAKOS QUE
Sc lIEFhRoH Los VlllISTAS ASAL-
TAHTfS De GLEN SPRINGS

Ell PASO, Texas, Mayo To-
Procedente Ge Los Angeles, Califor-
llia. donde tiene fijada su residen.
cia. ileE6 hoy a esta ciudad Mrs. Jes-
Sc Denmer. acompanada de su .hijs
Dixon. de paso para Boquillas, a dom
de van Il rcscaJar a Jesse Demnier,
cspcso V padre. respectivamentc, de
las personals antes nencionadaS. Dem.
rler es uro de los prisioneros que so
llcvaron los villistaS de Glen Springs
en- el ataque efectuado sobre dicho
poblado americana el dia ) del co.
rriente.
Mrs. Demmer, segdn declare ella
miSma en- eSta ciudad. tiene el pro-
p6sito dc arrcg!ar una expedition con
nativoS dc il region q donde va In.
ternarse Y encaheZada por ella, con
ohieto de persecuir Il los que traen
preso su marido Y hacer cuanto sea
possible Dor reScatarlo tomar ven
Eanza de los danos que lie hayan he
cho. La mcncionada sonora tiene Ia
(paSa a In Pa1 ia. Col. ia.) r.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-17
aEcI8ERsN AEROPLAA0S De
ATAQUE EN- COLUMBUS,
NyEVO MEXICO
DOS NIL CARa4HGISTAS Sc DSiGlH IA
GA Ii REGION DGNGf' OPERA
Z C9HGHfi SILLY

FL PASO, Tex. Mayo !0.-LH y hle5
.aje IL Columbus. rerib:do hoy 81 -
"A ciuuaG, trae Ia ea-icia Dis a:e e
reeibieror ALI varine :eg"P.anoS pro
v;s;os de smetvaiiador.,s : ou'os de<-
.inados 4. .anzam!cn;o de bombas.
De Maralhc:. comunica.on es'& 'n|.
mana que e saba ali que dos mi!
ca-rarcistaS de caha2:cria, Sc dirigiaa
por tres distin,os 2v@fos hacia n 'e-
g!on Sur de II irontera, donde I&s
tuerza.; del corome! Sibley pe"siglcn
: .os yil,istas que ti"men prlsioneros
Jesse Dcmmel. y Monroe Payne.
Ell coRRESPONSAL.
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FL goS;erno envia los prisioueros :
srzbajar ! iucaSs.n.

f, gobieruo carrancista ma re<uc!-
to poner eu practice <! enviar : to-
dos los prjSioneros mi.itaTes. = = Ne
ninsula Le Eucat;ln. para qGe Pre@-
ten sus seryicioS en- las p!antacione>.
Tai cosa sc hace para fru>trar los
enpenos de los huelguislaS. de S"~-
Dender los trahaioS Ell a s!ca region
donde 8 exp.o.a @! henecu"n.
Tn largo convoy s2Go hoy pa.a |e-
racruz, Icyaudo = .odo~ los 2".+'o',c-
ros que - hu!.aban en csra t;s''.,--.-
En- Ve!acryz. los P@esos Ns-..n vr1o-r-
cados para 81 puerto de Progr"so. c"-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-17
Cerca del Condado de
Hidalgo Sc han visto
partidas de hom-
bres armados

BROWNSVILLE. Tx, Mayo To-
En- - Furrfr Brown 80 acaba Do re-
cibir una lar2a information en "a
que So asienta que 65 mil.aS al Oes-
IA d. a1ui - sncuenrra una fuerte
Dartida de mexicanos perfectamonte
arnados, que Sc cree po-eaezcan a
ia gante de los leaders de! plan de
san Diego, Luis de "a RoSa y :Aaice7o
Pizaao. pUqQue de5de haca dias Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-17
Basado en- los informes de A. Obreg6n,
Venustiano Carranza resolUerd
eI problema International
Andnciase que eE Primer Jefe e1pedird un de-
crefo eE d1a pri5nero de Junio, conO0cando
elecciones n1unicipaIes en- toda IaRep1btca
Les pr;sGaeros itaras esdR s;eRdc eaUadoS lucadn
Dara qae troba;sn en- las plantacionss

,.ar.cntv cUstodiados. y cl goberna-
dor militia. Salvador Aware. - cm-
ya.c:.~::. * h;cer Il diS,riDucion. con-
to.nle q = aec"sidadcs de l"s re2lo-
ncs dor@c h;.cea fs:.ta hrac2tos.
/" mayor p""te dc 20. p,tsioneros
que furro" rcmitido~ = lUc"!;'l,
gru..G..: del Estado lie lIorrios. dom
Ic Pablo Gcnzalcz NJ hccho m.;, eror-
ne vcquis;cion de ind!;seGaS. ;;cu>;:G-
do.o< ,:r s. simp*ti2aiorcs Jr. zapa-
.isr,".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-17
FL COBIERNO FRANCES Sc QUEJA De
CUE EN- ESPANA Sc REFUC|AN
Los DESERT0RES
SANCHEZ TOCA PIDE QUE ESPAAi HlCA UNA ALIANzA con
la REPUBLICA De PORTUGAL

preside el Conde de Romanones con-
test6 al gobierno frances que su obh.
eaci6n' era sinlplemente Ia dc tomar
las necesarias precauciones en- la eI-
pedici6n de pasaportes inspeccionas
todos los inmigrsntes, pero dieess
que el gobierno Ge Fralcia 10 quo
deyes es que Sc Igile con fuerEhs
armadas Ia frontera.
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Servieio Especial para Lt rRENsA.

MADRID, Mayo l6.- En- fuente
autorizada dijose hoy que ei go
bierno de Francia ha fecho nuevas
representations q! gobielno de este
Reino, queiahdose do que los deserto-
res del ejercito tornan refueio ell Es-
pada = de que los agentes alemanes
cruzar corstantemente la frontera
espahois,
Sc anuncia que el gobiefno gus
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OBREC0H hRRIBO / Ii GIUDAD
De MEXICO AVER
Icrran.a Especial Para Ia PRENsA.

IClrTfan'a ENptSldL l'arh IA faENSA'
FL PASO. Texas. Mayo I6.-Un
despacho procedente de Ia capital dc
Ia Republica Mexicana, recibido es-
"a noche, anuncia que Alvaro Obre-
g6n, ministro de Guerra del gobierno
carrancista, arribo hoy aQuella
ciudad "a las diez dc ia mahana.
El nisuo mensaje dice que Obre-
g6n Sc dirigi6 directamerte a. Palacio
Nacional, siendo recibido por el pri-
mer jefe, con quien celebr6 una lar.
ga enr7evista.
Ell CORREsPoNsAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-17

PARIS. Mayo I6.-E. M:nts'e'io
lie IN Guerra do cueata hoy o2e ..
general Juan Bauti,ia Nalchauc. u"2
de las figu.as mas co"spicaaS ce-
eitrciro frances. -esu.to nsaerto 60
mo de los comDates que - es-a" -
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IL VAR0 0DBBECCN ECHO / PABLO GONZALEZ DE- Ia CAPITAL
IF ii RFPlUDLICA POR "CENTIFICO" ! COYOIt"
Cabrera e buo de Ia tbu carrancista epsza redondea
ma ortta Copo una casa en- Ia cae de Donate Guerra
fiona an trat,s con e Cob Ia de don Sebastian Caacho
C6mo ta Ia Capital de nuestra Repubca IN
~ iiegado San Antonio

mi -v,.r'1I0 .1'..-a I0w'o-'a : NTrN-
p.IaI,. "AA. no, ) ao d.-n so. 70
nr,9 - a.ro. Juirro drri- ,Nln II"
nrr.cjo. .cidad j.. rnrUata; no -
.t,rr7, l.t.'. y a,i Dor r, --ti.o son
los failures" Il, los habi;antrs du
Pal, d. IDS Ca.toars." como - in
ti.u!a Ia zarLu".a H. PaA,!to P?jda,
autur r6nliro dnI carganrrSTno. iii"
cuartja Acknowledgement" =. "rIui.i-
hrip familiar" c0ntraprsand0 Su
senior nadrr, don Ramon. 1ue. - "acr
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liinisiru de Hacienda del gooierno
de .acto. refcrente 4 que no Sc perm!
ticra cl pa~o de bi!letss 'infalsifica-
blcs" 4 los EStados Un;dos. los ca
lrancistaS dc Ia plaza vecina han els
nuesto que sean registrados todos los
pasajeros quo vienen en- treneS eItc-
tricos de Ciudad Ju;irez Il cSta. Con
mucha frccuencia Sc les emcuentrar
los pasajeroS bi:-etcs de los antes
dichos, y ESQ da lugar que e. porta-
dor de tai 'moned&" sea llevado 4
presencia de las autoridades para re-
cibr Ell castigo por IN deSobediencia
de Ia ley.
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esos casos los carrancistas decomisan
los "iN:a!siticabes.
Aver SC l!evaron a Gabino Vizearra
para Mexico.
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he vcnido infolmando que fue redu-
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