davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Howard G. Rash.
Der pfres meb Ypteter. 3 @eslen

Der ofres meb Yotcter. s @eslep
M}etbooiitfirfe / Iilpaufee par Der
ltoite Senoag foranitaltet Ell Sfring,
men bet bar life SoIfS aontanter,
man oenne Sang par efter. Sper
Wfano, &pinbe oe Barn bar anmooct
ON at bringe en- Sotet al nogenlunoe
goo Stsrrelie, % en flor &,irp, DER
bar itiaet peo Snogangsosre,t, fplb.
tes burtig efter bpert iom Mlmuen
Iamleoes. Wange bapbe nemlig fpIot
a1e fine CONNER nleO ben mi iaa
fpitbare Gobfrugt. Boteterne ifol
ubgisre noeet at De Waoparer, Der
tGnfeS ltobelt til trGngenoe Samilier
paa SafiigeIiesbagen.
SmSianer tiger iia bpib SrnS. st
Srpaiip at mere emo alminoelig Sn.
teresie feireoes peb lleens 9~eepnbelie
/ Sibfpib, ioet Greefinbianeren @ils
liam See fsrte en- bpib Yige, Wiis
'Tbereia S%elpitffa, til Ilteret. Sors
binbelIen ppffer ogiaa mege1 Sp.
merfiombeo oerbeo, of oen unge &sbs
brb err en- meget rig Mano meb an-
sci / Sflobomos S%liebrenbe, gipenoe
bam Ell SnotGgt al flere Sunorebe
Collars ON 9agen. San er finn IS
9(ar gammel, pg bans Sormpnbers
IEiQabelic til @iftermaalet maatte
oerfor inobenteS. 30 8ange bauoe
ben forelifebe Hebbub og bans &iG.
rcite reiit til Menominee, MiG., for
uocn pioere Gerempnier at faa &nu.
ben iIaaet, men Iiltoriteterne Der
bopbe antaget bam for Neser. og at
Sen @runb negtet 9cuiain9 til Gif.
terntaal nleb ben bpiOe Fige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Zen fsritc Vruflam0tiun for Sat,

t~igcllcsoGgcn. Sltocrllcr Glort bar
/ Den Reformation, bporpcO Statelt2
@einIfnind min0cS ON Satli0elIcs00-
gen Sen 30tc Nop,, giort opncrt'om
poo, at oct M cr 20 Nnr iiocn Soipo9
@uucrner Tor isrltc @unN %protldnlcr-
tc Den iioiic Sorsoag / Nppcmber ION,
Sofii0clicaoa9. Scttc bar altiaa /
1876. @upcrner Chambers bapoc
TO Nar ier minoct Solicit / Soma ON,
of oct Dor ocrc9 TliQt al tnftc Tor o.
mango Tcliigncllcr, men bon iotte oa
5offcbugcu iii Ocu l2tc Sccembcr
ga @upcrner Sonc@ GIortc u%bitcotc
lin Groflauotion / tS46, ioct Sof,
li0clic3bogcn "a iottc3 til 26bc gtop.,
par man nIIot uloc / oeu meritanlfs
aria og Soma pad 5Gr'fclcn I'll at
bliuc uptogcn ipm Stut / llnlonen.
&6ct Dor mpGren0c Vilpcrllgr
GlorFc uroflamcrcr SafIigclicsOo0cn,
Qior hon opmcrfiom pan, buornlnuQc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24

Sperprepen 1siiahsa ifpiier alrio
@sauseI paa SamneIlc.-%assnlsne
Shoreieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24

DC MrQuncntcr 'igcS at bore 'rcnl
iert al Ell Teltoger / a%nppeItriocn
"9e Torcnebe Stotera 5lnnoe heller.
emo bets Nrlne buroe permanent for
eecS al ielgcnoc @ruitoe: SlpnlGtI
ipiicr minore cn6 SoIooter; Oct f.
tier mirorc at opholbe arigsIfibc en(
SoIoatcr; Sieiolf briigcr fitt Snt II.
Sucrodaa, oct cr bare ON Sslloo9eI
&c trptter / Uniform; Ell Slaabc tor
iorebp0ge ari0 peo at lprGn9I
Sranaportlfibc | Hiirtcl."
9iot pel polpium Sciring. Sopd
l"lnipcriitct icircbe iioitc Eerbo9 | Ct
Spbbolbipil mco lin melt frpgteoe Nl'
bal, Hines College, % Stibcnternc
Soipa Gitp leirebc 9tot til Senoal
bcnnc lin Scicr ioo noloiount, at Def
nntaoes, at bile foitc StdiSliniucrIi
tetci Here Sumoreoc Collars. Opcr
100 Stlocutcr ocltoa | Seicrsiel.
rinQen, pg Der paoitoaes, al DC breo
Jig mo / gnremiic % Sutifcr, brGnO'
ic Togne % auoet Ssaere poa line
@doI OF sbeIaaOc cQer bcifooigcoe
an0en Gicnoom. Tolitict maattc
trpffc line Hcuolperc Tor at gpoc BE
lpcft / &c unge Nulsbopcocr, og ocn
belle gcaipenbeo or betloget iom en-
Sfamplct poa llniperlitctet.
Huicnoc Smtolc. Sarmipolten /
ct al StatenS iterre Iogblooe for
teller, of for tpoe Nor iihen fom Ell
uug W}on0 ira NorQe og ~bcQnnote at
arbei0c Tor lorIficlliac 6ormere /
Storp Goumtp, tagenbc Sure til en-
MS Sum pr. Wooncb. &ou bau6e
lioci &icnOitnb til De Der bru8tc Sfif.
fc oQ grbcioamctboocr, % Ill at be
qpnoc meo bar ban iilloItGnDig
uticnot nlcO @uubciS Sprog. Otter
at hooc arbcibct Ionlcoc9 | Here Nor
fisbtc Sen llli0c Wionb en- 6nrm. Son
bouoc o1 ct nsie aien0ifab til boor.
oon ct Sanobrilg RET ifulbe 0riOeS, %
octtc latte ham iitan0 Ill ollcreoc oct
ferite Nor at priitc Ell 600 Iortiencltc
no al bcn. Seine unac Wiano bar
Atclion Sole al Storp Goulltp, for
ipttea Der / bilt @lno. @un Dor pan
Ell al DC bcOit oprteOc 6arme / Count
tpei, ioct bpcrcncitc 500 al bans
aporticftion er huber Iprfning oB
ircmbriuger et ellcr onoct SIagS 10
butte.
Ten fsritc EruflamOtiun for Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
1Sem Gutter hrufnet pcb Snitinss

Sem Gutter, / Nlbercm ira I Ill II
Mar. hrutneoe iorriac llge / Ell Wtpr
NOR Settings, ibct DC bar ialbt i0icn-
mem ben tpnbe SIS. Ceres Sig blcu
hlunnc otter flerc SimcrS Sgaell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24

Ger mcboeleS mcb &rau pon Huuli'
O~cligbeo, at s. s. Spiobl al @crliOii
cr ubieet iom StotcnS nGiic @rono-
moribal. Gen mtpPrenbc SnbebauerS
Scrnliu uoleber ben lite Warta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-24
Spipitalsitrrc / graincrb.

NUIVIIUIsTVrt I VrUIHtFu. IEFIUI
SoipiioIaforcning / @rainerb bar ins
Der lit Iorleocu aibolbte Aarsmebs
nnl0t Sucr Benton til Yr9iiOcut, :.
$. Wiincr til GiceprGlioent; Sr.
Sohn NJ. Gfrcn til Selrct0r og Sobn
8. Saltcc iii aaaicrer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
WELD THE PROH|S
AND DEMOCRATS

Washington. Dec. "a literal
welding OF the democratic and pro-
hibition parties, is William J. Bryan's
biggest hope. he declared TO the
United Press today, He believes he
can accomplish this result In the next
four years.
81. will begin by meeting various
groups OF democrats and prohibi-
tionists at different times" said Bry-
an. The practical work of organ
ization necessarily has to be carried
out for the present. In the states In
some OF which preliminary plans
have been started.
"On December 2S. will meet
dry democrats In Lexington. KY,
when 20 there to address 900 col
lege students. In January | will con-
fer with groups In Ohio and Indiana.
My chief object at these early meet
ings will be perfection Of special
committees to take charge OF the
Welding OF the parties"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
MANY ROUMAN|AN
PRISONERS TAKEN

Berlin. via Sayville. Dec. 9.--The
Roumanians are In complete retreat
before the advancing Danube and
right German army wings In Rou-
mania, today's ofilcial statement as
serted Since December 1. the Rou-
manians lost over 10000 men taken
prisoner by these armies alone. with
lS4 cannon and 1870 machine guns.
Several thousands of these includ-
cd a force of Roumanians which en-
deavored to make their way from the
passes northeast OF Sinaya toward
the southeast. Many cannon were al
so captured from them.
Discussing the number Of prison.
ers and cannons taken. the official
statement declares:
"The size OF these figures admits
OF clear conclusion as to the i'm
portance of the success obtained by
our troops and shows to what degree
the Roumanlan army is In confusion,
1.-THE losses In dead and wounded
correspond to the number Of prison
ers, Tho amount OF booty and war
material Is incalculable."
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
GRAND JURY PROBE
HIGH FOOO PRICES

WashingtOn, Dec. Especial 0 grand
Jury Investigations into high cost Of
living viii be begun In Detroit, CHI
oago and New York the middle OF
next week. Special Assistant Attorney
General Anderson. In charge OF the
probe announced today.
Attorney General Gregory gave Of
ficial approval OF this plan. II IL
highly probable that grand jurics al-
80 win be called In the immediate
future at Cleveland. Kansas City and
Minneapolis
Following the "go ahead" orders
OF Gregory. kilograms were
despatched Immediately to those
points where grand jurics will be
summoned ordering the work TO be
started at once.
Anderson said today the grand Jury
work In New York probably viii be
directed by Assistant Attorney Cen
teral Frank NJ. Swacker. principally
against alleged coal price conspl-
racies.
Anderson will confer this afternoon
with Secretary OF Agriculture Hous-
ton regarding crop and food product
outputs for the year.
President Wilson Is scheduled per-
sonally TO pass upon the plan Mon
day. II was anticipated he will o. X.
II.
The food crisis is bringing forth a
large number OF threatening letters
from cranks In different parts OF the
country. II was disclosed today. Sew
eral senator's and representatives
have received through the mail
threats OF bodily harm II they fail to
support an embargo measure or any
other legislation designed 10 curb
soaring prices.
The most rabid letters have come
from the south.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
CHICAGO PRODUCE
IS HIGHER AGAIN

Chicago. Dee. 9.--Protucc prices
started up again today dcslite the
Increased activities OF government Of
acials In pushing the fool probe here,
Refrigerator eggs were y, to cent?
higher Wholesale than yesterday.
The decline In butter was checked
and a rise was expected by market
experts.
Lower prices expected from tha
railroad embargoes have so far failed
to appear and produce dealers said
markets would be little affected here.
Pcrishable goods are exempt by AZ
embargo orders.
Federal ofYiclals today continued
their Investigations. and were to Is
sue subpoenas for from 10 to 20
Wholesale grocers and jobbers to ap-
pear before the grand jury next week.
Among the recommendations expect
ed Ia one urging Assistant District
Attorney Michael Igoe to present an
antitrust bill TO the state legisla-
ture. OF which he is member, more
rigid than the Sherman act. The bill
probably will follow provisions OF
similar laws in Pennsylvania and
New York.
Federal District Attorney Clyne
sent an agent to the meeting OF the
Eigln board Of trade. at Elgin. H..
today. Butter was quoted at 81
cents. three cents lower than last
week. when the board met. SO far the
Chicago market has not been affect
ed, Clyne today announced that he
was going behind the scenes to get
bankers who. he believes. enable
spectators to carry on their work
by advancing large sums Of money.
"The banks lend to the warehouse
men who. In turn lend 70 spcculat-
ors," said Clyne. by this system
they Just skirt around the edge
OF trouble, Hut We are closing In on
caught"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

Notice is hereby given that the
county superintendent of Josephine
county. Oregon will hold the regular
examination Of applicants for state
certificates at Grants Pass. as fol-
lows:
Commencing Wednesday, Decem-
Der 20. 1916, at 300 o'clock a. m.,
and continuing until Saturday. De-
cember 23. 1916, at 400 o'clock
Ip. m.
Wednesday Forenoon
U. s, History. Writing, Penman-
ship. Music, Drawing.
Wednesday Afternoon
Physiology, Reading. Manual
Training, Composition. Domestic
Science. Methods In Reading. Course
Of Study for Drawing. Methods in
Arithmetic.
Thursday Forenoon
Arithmetic, History OF Education.
Psychology, Methods in Geography.
Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art,
Course Of Study for Domestic Art.
Thursday Afternoon
Grammar, Geography, Stenog-
raphy, American Literature. Physics,
Typewriting, Methods in Language,
Thesis for Primary Certificate.
Friday Forenoon
Theory and Practice. 0rthog-
raphy, Physical Geography, English
Literature, Chemistry, Physical Cult
ure.
Friday Afternoon
School Law. Geology, Algebra,
Civil Government.
Saturday Forenoon
Geometry, Botany,
Saturday Afternoon
General History. Bookkeeping,
LINCOLN SAVAGE,
9S3 Co. supt,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

The popular notion that flying Ash
beat their "wlngs' Ia a mistake, II ap.
pears TINT the wings arc not true or
gans OF flight, but rather play the part
OF a parachute or an aeroplane, The
whole motive power ~ supplied by the
tail, which acts as n propeller, aud the
vibration or quivering OF the wings In
the uir currents aud their occasional
shift Of inclination nre not phenomena
connected with the propulsion OF the
fish IN liz aerial flight
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
SETTLING A RATTLER.
Prairie Dogs Did the Job Well by Bury.
ino Him Alive.

TI n. - n ~ @'''' ~. n
IL woulu NOT seem a very easy thing
to bury a snake alive, but that Is what
an Oklahoma man saw some prairie
dogs do. esA
He was resting under tree when
he noticed. a eommotion among some
prairie dors near him. They wonld run
up to Il ccrlain SPOT, peep ut something
aud then scamrer hack. Looking more
closely, he saw fifteen to twenty dogs
about nttlesnasc, which presently
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
PORTLAND MARKETS

Portland. Dec. 9.---Today's market
quotations were:
Wheat--club. las; bluestem. l52,
Oats---No. white feed. $50.
Barley--Feed, $500.
Hogs Best live. 9.75 q 9.S5.
Prime steers. 1926; fancy cows, 6;
best calves. 100.
Spring lambs. $50.
Butter--city creamery. 40; coun
try. 80.
Eggs Selected local extras, 3s. q
40.
Hens, i4h; broilers, Is q 49,
geese, IL.
Copper. 80.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
Shrub Perfume.

The perfume OF commcrce known az
cassie" manufactured for the most
pnrt IN France, IL found IN abundance
In the philippine islands In the Acacia
fnrncslana, u shrub which grows on
hundreds OF acres of land near Manila
and throughout the dry pnrts Of the en-.
tire islands, This shrub has small
spiny leaves and produces short
black pod. The flower from which the
essence IL obtained IN golden yellow,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
HENRY FORD ENJOINED
FROM BUILDING FURNACE

Detroit. Dec, e,~--A temporary In
junction restraining Henry Ford and
the Ford Motor company from the
erection OF u $4,000. 900 blast iurn-
ace plan, In River Rouge was granted
ON behalf OF John y. and Horace ".
E0dge, by tho Wayne county circuit
court In tho decision rendered this
morning In the suit OF Dodge Bros,
versus Henry Ford. The extensions
to the Ford plant. now In process OF
construction In Highland Park are
not affectcd by the decision.
-.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
Dirty Windows.

A German professor hns asccrtained
that In industrial cities windows which
have not been washed for ten days OK.
cludc from ~ to ~ per cent OF the
light lf not washed for four weeks
thcy may exclude IN much as so per
cent OF the light.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
No H.lp N..d.d.

Johnny IA small brother Mother.
quick. Send for the doctor! Mother
..anxiously) = Why why what's the
matteri Who IL M? Johnny-Mr.
AlgerIon Is going to die--he said he
would " sister would not marry him,
md sister says she won't. London Tel.
sgraph.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
Quick Change.

Here. you. What do you mean by
telling that red noscd old bachelor
friend OF yours that marriage Is all 4
lottery?"
Il was just aboGt to assure him.
m'dear. that | won prize. Louis.
villc Courier.Journai.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

In the early parts Of the afteenth
century carvers aud gldcrs IN Venice
were permitted to attach their names
to the frames of pictures by famous
artists,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
TIME CARD
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company

Effective December 5. 1915
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
Train 1 ". Grants Pass. 1000 a. m.
Train w. Waters Creek 100 p, m.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

Job printing OF every description at
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

Set not thysclf to attain much rest,
but much patience, Thomas a KEN
pis.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

All trains leave Grants Pass from
the corner Of G and Eighth streets,
opposite the Southern Pacific depot.
For all information regarding
freight and passenger service call at
the ONCE Of the company, Public Ser
vice building, or phone 1S1 for
same. 8e3 NEfW
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

Envelopes a, the Courier.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

FOR RENT Six-room home. 3e5 G
street. opposite Central school; $40
per month. Inquire on premises. II
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-24
Knit Underwear

Women velastic Lined Union Suits heavy and QEn
medium weights All sizes. Worth $1.00 special WV
Women Medium Weight Cotton Fleece Lined Union Suits in
high neck sleeves; Dutch neck elbow sleeves A7A
All
Boys Heavy Fleece Lined Lambsdown and Random eSn
Mills Suits to 16 Worth to SOC, WV
Chdrens Vests Pants slightly feeced Cream and white.
Small sizes. Regularly worth to 19c, - d
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-09
r.reorama Especial nara iA prENSs.

WASHINGTON. < -iv .Iuiio.--"( =
la. muer,o vivo" serj o;ra vcZ a
condic,6n Que impon"a el Preside"re
Wilson para G! retro de i. cXprGic.al
Gel general Pcrshin@. Altos i&nr.,.
n%rios dc Il Administrator Mantle
ta.on hoy que ,iemen la conviction
de que Francisco Villa es el ic.2 ="
uY nuevo levantanicnto armada cu
el Estado De chihuahua. Y cstan d..
todo opuestos que &! Presidents.
Wilson l!cgue i hacer un fin". ar3.e.
Clio con Carranza para el retro ~
las fuerzas. 81 Villa no ha sido elimi-
nado anteS.
Tn funcionario DE- alta repTesca-
taci6n declare hoy haber habIado PEE
Sonalmente con un ciudadano am"l';.
cano qucNvi6 Villa salo Y sa!yo ha-
ce sels semanas. F. Mayor Fr"al;
Tompkins. jcfe de las iuerZas amer
canas que tuvieron e. choque con
los civies de IA c.udad Ge Parai,
inform6 hoy al Departamcnto ie
Guerra. que Francisco Villa Sc on
contraba. cerca de Parral en- e. ITEM
pc en- que ,ocurri6 e! choQue. Y que Ia
caballeria americana hajo 81 manlo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-09
Sc registro un 'raid''

N0tiAI.ES. AriI. Julio S.-Se han
recihiio hlui noticiaS De que IN
erupo dc haniidoS meXiranoS veriti-
caron I'm raid on I'm rancho 4 5 mi
las nj Este de NogaleS. con o. obje-
Ia de robar cabaIloS. y con este mo-
1.-Two Euerou anviaiaS rn parSecuSi6n
dr los malechorcS. fucrzas meXicanaS
Y americans.
Los bandiioS Se llnvaron doce ca
ba.loS del rancho tr Frank Axe,
los cualeS eStabaD IN un corral 81
luadO como I cien yardaS Il, sur De
la Inca diviSoria. ina fuerza de
cuatro iiputaioS cheriffs Y de ran
gers de Arizona Sali6 luc2o con
81 prop6sito de traer loS caballos
rohados. e. coronel W. 4. Sage Sc
comunic6 con las autoridadeS mill
t9ras mayIcanas, QuieneS les avi-
50 que hahian Sldc enviados soldados
en- AUTOMOBILES. a fin de Cortar IA
retirada da los bandoleros hacia el
sur.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-09
<|Villa nuerto uiuo" serd la condicidn que Mr..
Wilson impongo para el retro de Pershing
Aseg1rase en- Washington que dd al Lcdo Aedondo
ahora no pueden los Esados Unidos considerar
ningdn termino ell retro de las tropas
nega ada expedition Dendd acer ocosea ahora los
han hecho para a entendimien Carranza

de laS dificuItades 81 no eS SOhre Il
base de In completa evacuation del
territorio mexicano por las tropas
americanaS que 10 ocupan.
FL gohi.Ino de los Estados UnidoS
har.In contrapropo-iciones que. 81 no
son acepvables para CarranZa. sirvan
nor fo m"n"~ para nrnI"n=ar las n"go
ciaciones haSta que la question de a
elimination de Villa sea arreglada.
No e. probable que :" lien 6rdenes
nl general PershiHe Ge pcrsesuir
aucvamentc 4 Francisco Villa. Sin
embargo. csaS GrdeneS pueGcn ser
iihradaS en- cl caso de que el jefe re-
hclde vcnga hacia el Norte : efectie
nuevoS "raids" cn IA frontera. la
a.egada actividad de Villa sera usa-
ia mas bicn como un pretcXto que
como una raZon para IN permanenCia
de las fuerzas del general PerShine
en- McH.cO.
Los funcion;rios m:litareS dijeroH
hoy que 81 Villa est;! vivo y ha vucl-
to = cntrar en- actividad 10 mejor Sc
ria que el genera! PerShing prOteoie-
IA dcbidamcrte IL fronrcra. rc@re-
sando tcrfitorio de los Estados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-09
LAS NEGOcIAcIONFS Sc
INIcIARAN A PRINCIPLE De
Ia ENTRlNTE SEhANH
Sc CRFE En- WASHINGTON QUE CAHRAHzA
TIERf "a en- SIJS HANGS Ia H0IA
DEL G0BIERK0 AMERICANA

LflfHfsiuli I>NFFltI NARA IL lhE-NSN.
WASHINGTON. de Julio.-Aun
cuando no sc ha recibido una noticia
Official de que II nota del Sec"ctHio
d. i,Stado. Nj. Lansing. dirIgida II
Secretario de RelacioNeS EXteriore>
del gobierro. df facto, eSta va 'en
las manos de CarranZa. crceSc on
esta capita. que cl primer jefe II
recibido VI IA referiG;s n"ta y cue
principles de IA entrante semana
contestara al gobierno, proponiendo
Ia forma de solucionar las dIficulta-
des creadaS por Ia permancncia de
las tropas americanaS en- Mexico.
La nota fut entregada aver. antes
del medic dia. al licenciado Are
dondo por el Secretario de Estado,
cl representante de. gobierno de
facto di6 inmediatamnete despues
los pasos necesarios para transc"i-
biria al Secretario de ReIaciones.
C&ndido Aguilar.
Tan pronto como Carranza conteS-
te Ia Ultima nota que !e fue dirigi-
da por el gobierno americana. Sc ini-
ciarin las negociacioneS por conduc-
to del Secretario INFERNO de ES-
tado. Mr.. Polk. V el embajador de,
! gobierno de facto. EiiSeo Arredondo.
Tienes= por SECURE que las negocra-
clones daran principle en- los prime
roS diaS de Ia entrante semana. pueS
! CarranZa no deiara pasar tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-09
'SE TGNAN M[D!DAS PARA
EVITbR QUE Eco. VILLA
EFECTIIE I'm NUEV0 RAID
Los fUNC|0NAR!OS DEL C0DIERNO AnERl-
CANO RfClBEN N0T!CaAS DE- La E-
TIVlDAD DE- FRANCISCO VILLA
rcIegrama Esnccia, para La PRENsA.

rcIegrama Espccia! para La PRENSA.
WASHINGTON. de Juiio.-La
actividad que he comenZado a dcs-
| blegar contra las frerzas del gobicr-
10 de facto el jefe Francisco Villa,
la noticia. recibida por los funcIo-
nalioS de- gobicrno. de que el rebel
de avanZa hacia e NolJe con intcn-
clones de efectuar otro raid. h.
| hecho Que el departamento de que
IRA libre Grdenes los icfeS militia
! res que SC fal!an en- Ia frontera,
para que tomen las necesarias pre-
caucioncS a efceto de evitar cue
Villa realize sus proyectoS.
FL Departamento de Estado ha ST.
do informado de que Villa personal
| mente dirige a los rcbeld:S que-de-
IrCtsron las fuerZas carrancistas
en- Corralitos. Tn ciudadano ameri-
cano informo al referido Departa-
merto Que habia hablado con villa
en- Corraliros. cincc diaS aEtes de que
sc cfcctuara e! conbate ALI entire ca
rrarcistas villIstaS.
En- el Departamento de Guerrapse
han recibido informes de que Eiia.
comp!etamcnte restab!ecido de las
helidas que. segun Sc Dice ahora, !e
fueron ocasiCnadas por un toro que
10 cogi6 de am0as piernas. sc haila-
ba en- un punto llamado Canutillo,
al oeste de la ciudad de Parral.
Fl licenciado Eliseo Arredondo, re-
rresentante del gobierno de facto en-
esta ciudad, manifesto hoy habe: re-
cibido una COMMUNICATION del primer
jefe, Venustano Carranza. partici-
pandole de la lucha registrada en- CO.
rralitos; pero como dicho informe no
era suficientemerte detallado, espe-
raba durante el dia de hoy Are
dondo reciblr nuevas informaciones.
asi como rcspecto las actividaGes
de Villa.
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HAN SIDG REfDGIDOS PDR FL
"NEBRiSEA". TODOS LOS
.iMERHANOS DE
PR0GRES0.

WASHINGTON. D. c., JulioS.-
Todos los amcricanos de Progreso Y
d. los dema- puntoS mexicanos al
Sur de Veracruz han side recogidos
por ell vapor Nebraska, incluso aque-
Hos que Sc hallaban Ell las pianiacio-
nes de Sisa! de Yucatan. Asi 10 av.
SO aver el Captain Burraee del ci-
taio Yapor.
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Sl,uacidn aS muy Seria Y 81 gobierno
eStd d!spueSto 4 otrar con t0da aner-
@la para evItar que successes graves
yeu=an a empeorar IA de.icaoa 81
;uarl9u actual.
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FL gobierno 50 prepara para EN- cast
de one eStalie Ia huelHa.

FL soblerno esra preparlnio>e pa
"a hacer tGante a Ia situacI6u. en
.aSo de que Ia anuntlada huelga g.
neral - fr""oro"~lierns Cst2lla Ii
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-09

Comprs nsred eus hbros en- espanoi
Isnscio f. Lo2ano, COZ Dolorosa st. Sac
Antonio, Texas. Su casa es Is mas hArata.