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renrnyn Stanlaws as president Of the
Ho'el des Artistes has bought the south
YES. corner of Central Park West and
~sx,yseventh street as a site for a NJ
.ssr story apartment house. hotel. studio
snd workshop that will cost with the
.,e N.Ooo.0oo. The property has a
'-on'age OF so feet on the Parkway and
80 feet on SiXty-seventh street. with an
4" extending 100 feet toward Sixty
,x,h street The William J. Taylor
Company will erect the building for the
~, SITS from plans by Charles \. Rich
nd I. Math.sius. Jr. Further details
iii De found in another column.
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HASN'T SOLD HER HOUSE.

Mrs. Laura Opper. owner OF the dwell
ing AT ga West End avenue. about ~
feet south OF N~inety-third street. denic.
that her property has been sold. as
recently reported. The report In uues-
ton had 1t that four. houses at the
southwest corner Of these thorouehfarcs
had been acquired by the Philton Hold
ing Company for improvement with an
apartment house.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The White star liner AdrlatIc. sailing
Tomorrow for Liverpool, will AXE mail,
closing at $3.50 a. NJ. for Europe except
Germany.. Austria. Hungary. Luxembu-g,
turkey. tho Netherlands. Bulgaria. Serbia,
Norway. sweden and Denmark. also for
Africa. West Asia and East Indies.
The scandinavian American liner oscar
-. sailing tomorrow for Chris'iansan nd and
Christiania. Will take mail. closing at 10
y. NJ" FOR Norway. sweden. Denmark.
Germany. Austria. Hungary. Luxemburg.
Bulgaria. Serbia and Turkey.
The Italian liner san Giovanni sailing
Friday for Naples. will take mall. closing
al 1880 4 NJ. for italy. Rumania Switzer.
land and Greece
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SUGAR SHIP BURNS AT PIER.
MysteriOss BIase Does NearI,
100000 Ia

PHILADELPHIA. Feb, IA ss6. 400
cargo Of destined for England
was destroyed tonight by a mysterious
fire on the steamship Josephine Dalton.
under charter 10 the British Govern
ment. The ship was to have sailed
from this port tomorrow
For five hours city flrebosts and fire
men working from the municipal pier
poured water into the blazing hold. In
addition to the ruined cargo the damage
10 the vessel will be considerable. origin
OF the fire has not been determined.
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ACTIVE BRoOKLy> TRADING.

g T. 'irccn has sold for the Veneer
suHd!n- C"npany to- a Glen, ten twn
80 hf''" buildings with stores al
y to Church avenue and one three
Mofy hrirt hullding and store on the
su'hV"s' corner of Church and
nIaHes'nd aycuucs. for II. Leeds TO "A
s.aassnl ~" two family frame house at
'Nen'leth street.
me Buckley & Horton Company has
the three story and basement
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

81: Il; sath 81, 2Ia r. a6th i. 'iW +.
4Oth st. iO+ ". and %Oth st. lO6 w
DAME W steele, Jr. aGt Martin V Cook
3oTH ST. q and = F.. two act!ons-N V
I.ife Ins 90 aEt Francis = johnson ct NJ
foreclosure 81 two mortgages, atty,
i.iST ST. ,oa E-EmiErant Industrial say
ings Bank agt Henry " Ie Roy e. al
foreclosure OF m~ortcagel, atiys. Il 4
! O'Gornsn.
10: ! Brooks Bros ag' Elizabeth Y out
erbridge ,~notice Of attachment. atty.
10TH ST. n q. IO0 n . Of Columhu. sv.
Mechanics Institute agt Ellen Tompkln.
ct vi foreclosure OF mor,gaseIi atty, A
Sd xv. 1%s71-Anna NJ Ford. es's. AK,
Esther HorowitE ct al foreclosure OF
nth ST. 433 Edwin " Royale ct al az,
Lens shapiro ct al iforecio-ure of mort
EaGe); attys. Wilder. Even h Patterson.
Bronx.
FAlLE ST. " s. 100 n Lafayette av. COX
l~oo-Secured Properties Corp az, Koyacs
Constr Co ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage; at'ys, Sternbers. jacobson a
OAKLAND PLACE, = 5. 1875 Q clinton
av. ?3.6xlOo Frank u Wood ct Al, A.
'rns, agi Mary Diamond ct al foreciosure
EI ~ %1bT'sIfsft hcE s''y; " 4 cor Ian" rraen 81,
5a.5xsi ?-carlo Dclu sgt Linda Parodi
foreclosure OF mortgssel, atty, r :
Sickle,
GRANT q, y 5. 100 " franklin st, 5SS7SV
Eliza u Roberts, AS trus. ag, William
sage; atty MoiIcson ""'
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WORM SHORE HOUSE RENTALS

pcIi 4 Tibbits have leased for :, II. y.
peli his old Colonial house with water
front on Manhlisset Bay. al Bankers
Point. Port Washington, |. H. To Mrs.
George Wilde OF New York, and to =, n.
T.. rell for the season a house under
construction at Plum Beach Point, Sarls
Point, l.. !.
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BuN. EAST SIDE DWELLING.

Franklin b Lord OF the law firm OF
lori. Day a Lord, who has recently &C.
r4ped The five story and basement resi-
dsnce on lot lsXl022 AT 10 East seventy
s1tl street under a lease with option 70
purchase. has exercised that privilege.
". bought the house yesterday from
William ; Hoyt.
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10TH ST. isi.iss w y MTG & security
20 70 Elin Davis. 2l0I Bway. atty. T q
Co. 17s Bw~y $4,000
same 1922 500
''' 70 ~ = - -10 " Academy ST.
soxiso.-Manhat,sn Mtg Ga 10 Donandrr
Bwsy 'SS7.ooo
lawyer. Mtg Co to Joseph II scnuar,z.
r,.w l.sth 81 ..-.........ti 500
In In~.,,. n 7iH.r suaI 20
sosepn ~ schwartz, - " ii3th st;
,.Tr - 80, ~" bway -........ $4,000
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To BUILD NORRIS AVE. FLATS.

The %1nfantino Realty Company. Gil
orianni Il. Infantino president, will build
two Ave story fats, 5lxs6.6 and 5Oxs2.
at the northwest corner OF Morris avenue
and 1slst street. AZ a cost OF s95. 600.
Lucien Pieciotta IL the architect.
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WASH NGToN Feb. a.-b,.t'pye
Fluss.r at New orleans. collier Jupiter q,
Guantanamo, guHboat san Diego at san
Pedro and tug Nahn"ta at Washington.
Collier Alan has sailed from shanghai
tor Nspssaki yacht Dolphin from wash.
iug,on for New York tender Tallahassee,
destroyer Worden and submarines ~,
K-e and Ks from Tampa FOR Pensacola,
cruiser ST. Louis from san Francisco fol
Brcmerton. repair ship Vulcan from Ports
mouth. y IL. tor IIampiom Nnlds
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RENTS FAR ROCkAwA, PLACE.

The LOWS ". May Company has leased
for the oak Crest Realty Company. TN"
Lichtenstein Estate property. on the west
side Of oak street, Far Rockaway. l.. T.,
consisting Of "A large Colonial main build
ing and. numerous outbuildings, on four
acres Of land, to Reuben Sadowsky for
the summer season.
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

wt,IT End Az, As1. lin noor-w.si End
Av-s2i ~ corpn to Irwin tntermeyer. on
premises. AZ yrs from Apr l. 1915
att>s. GuEgenheim-i, 4 4 NJ, - Wal
GRAND ST. .63, str and b-Chas : Never.
son to Mayer Bloom. lN3 % sV, = 2i2
yrs from Mar I. 1919 atty, Abr Rosen
thai. 10 ........ 81. 600
ST. s-i& W. all i %r,eind,er co to
Franklin Simon \ 90. +lG 18th aN. ~ yr-
from May l. 1915 attys, strauss, & Il,
WEST ESp Az. ~. cor store.Wiidnart
Realty 90 - Julius RIM. 2;I W G6th st.
3 si2 yrs from Feb /. 1919. sttys. Il
koehler & Co, sol Isl v..........tl. 3sO
plERS at West -, 5G-5I, s'rs with bulk
hesd-City of y Y to \avigazione GEN
eraie Italians. | state ~. IL yrs from
completion OF sheds. ATTY. Corpn coun
MANHATTAN 81. n . = AZ : Q Did Broad
way, 1O0N1OO. sl-McDernott Dairy Co
TO Mutual cDermott Dairy Corpn. 2i4
T. 2:d at. 81 yrs from Feb I. 1916 atty.
Edw r Otheman. ~ Nassau a.. So. coo
10TH vt. $40 r.. tore-Benedicis Netter
to Saml l%avitt, $50 Courtlsndt az. :
yrs from Mar 7, 1919: atty. Sam'l
lesvirt. $50 courtlandt ny ........ $3.50
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

3sTH ST, rs E-Dsvii lsseks ART VIM q
Osborn ct al, Feb >, 1916 ,.-.....S 500
BrOnN
LYMAN PLACE. 1916 and l35o-samuc
Gabbe sSt willard u Taylor ct Al. Dee
JACKSON Az. " $, 100 5 issth ST. 7t.sS
Salvatore Casolaro az Wick Rity 20,
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SELLS NEW ORANGE HOME.

Edward p. Hamilton & Co have sold
FOR Frederick Pring his new Colonial
residence and grounds on Berkeley ave-
nue.. corner OF Berwick street. Orange.
y. j.
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NEW REALTY BROk u

Herbert Hecht. J. Herbert Morgan
STERN and Henry Shapiro have opened an
office NJ cS6-3SS Firth avenue for the
transaction Of u general real estate bust
ness under the Arm name OF Herbert
Hecht q Co.
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NASHINGTbN. Feb lj.-Ths army
orI"r was issued To-day;
FRS Lieut.. =. T.. SeNbt, 'oast Artillery.
resignation accepted.
No navy orders were issued to-dat
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

THE FEMlNA RESTAURANT 'nliFuEN
Tl"N, restaurant and caf" a. ila w"s'
Forty eighth street. hss msd" an assign
ment "a Archibald Palmer. \ petition
IN bankruptcy was also n'ed against It
II was Incorporated on December - las
Win capital stock siO.oO0 AVID Dstti
8 900 aud asset. probably r,5co
Acksry. surviving partner Of Talrose 4
Ackary, wholesale dealer IN drv goods
a. 70 wsshinSton stree, Tho business
died IN or'ober. lsi3. nohert p Lows
sstd IN. Liabilities are ssSnoo and sood
ssSr,. hIi"oI has in 81, %' oSn !" co, ana Main; M
accounts. OF which s.. 0O0 IL believed 10
he collec'ihle Judge Hand appointed
Iohn : sheppard, Jr. receiver, bond
CHARLES A wErGLER-A petition In
cankrupt,y has been nlcd against char,o,
Fchrusr, 8 to samuel 'ioiIhers'
ARTHUR MILLER zoo Eat Nineteenth
"tS Building Bureau. has filed = p'tttinu
~ b~snkrup'cy, with Liabilities '73.ti&
and nominal assets 81 $50 du" him from
A>Uu> GulpscHMIpr, rormerl, ~
,'"las G NJ &, I,SIiHnaS' msouf".
street, hs, nloi q, petition in barkrartcv
with liabilities S9ta.S aud no assets
'HhRIES. GIANNATTASlo ,msson A.
80 '"St .'H 'l'' mas UI'A a llfIl-
ton IN bankruptcy with liabilities $50 .
1901 and ne as."'e
Compositions Conn me-
ALIEN fErERElSEN luig" Hand nt-
confirmed . composition ~ Alc\ roI
'r"isen. dealer in mems furnishing good
~ ~ tolrtisudt avenue AMI 80 First
sNeuue, win creditors At 30 Gems on the
dollar zach
MORRIS / FEINSrLBEH -Judgr Hand
has confirmed u composition of Mo-. - /
f"inSilber, lObher IN suullon. At p. vi
drldc" street, with creditors a ., .ru..
90 the dollar,
Discharges lrsnted.
FRED \ RRoHMER Iudgr Hrd ht.
granted a discharge from bsukrup,rN to
Fred \. Brulmer. d"alor In stou". IuH.
ON street, whose liabilities Ner" IlH2.,
ISAAC kOEHNER -ludRr H,ud has
granted a discharge 10 lsltc Ko"rucr Of
Friedman 4 ko"ruer as tn rHr'- Fancy
Feather company of 5l2 RrOadN,y. liza
hiii'i"- ila.aa3.
bankruptcy schedules.
81 nE.il tENT AUTOMOBILE 81 FplN
COMPANY ~ lIN puau" street hes h'rI
.yhcdul"s showing ltahiliti"s So rG aur
assets sh,3oH
assignment.
SAFE NAlipH NOS N>D SrEEl. COM
bA\N cngagrl lu mining and melting
ores ana consulting cusiu',r 81 = Sew
street. has 1ual" an as.lguu'ul 20 r
prouuoi sinnn" H. Tn" ,"rr,n, Vas
incorporated in %lauutr". 'tl'. With ,hp-
itnl stock s3ii 600. had Interests IN iron
m,urs NJ Ssf' Har NOT. NsTti, ana Cones
t"sa. ~" and Harry Q Stsllknccht 10
president
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MORTGAGES.
win name and address NJ lender ana
lenders Attorney
bow ntOwn.

south Of Fourteenth st)
GOLD ST. 9 =, sal : b.ekmao st 3sN...
Roy press cory 10 Union TT Co OF y
u, % q 1| at,y, ' Sii.n' x 7 20 aro:s;
wHAssiuINGToN SQUARE North, n . -
,u..ss, Estate 20 to lniic Grant 4 ano,
rus % 4 7ad 81 ,Fch .. due as per bond.
supplemental migs, atty. Joline. !. 4 Z:
ruitnIi!s ST. n ;, 1s5 " wayeriey pi. G5x
aS-Rosiua de Nun2io To Sam Lipman.
lOl T. 1914 81. Feb 10. pr mtg SIS. 1000,
: yrs, 6 y 9; attys' is"hmsn 49, 80
East side.
East Of Ftnh sv. between Fourteenth
''' aud iioth stsD
s;Tu ST n :, % " fark Az. 3onSo'bns
as per bond; atty, r 90, 1850 broad
way .Si,oOO
Uptown.
,Nanhattan Island. north ~ iI0th stl
NTH ST, 5 :. 2St.o " - Nicholas av. Tx
iooll-Rosa kohlsnzgr ana ano to rec
ssi " b7th II, Feb u, = yrs; attys,
Harrison, u a u, 80 wall 49,. $1,000
il,TH sr; iss II, n 5 G.s 6 rsrk ay. isy
savings Bank. % Cooper square u. Feb
~. 3 yrs, : y 9; attys, $ " Hntchins,
,%eissr w 81, Il 4. -. .,,s' . PARK av, 'iS'sS
100 MARY r. Duchardt to Title q 4 r
60, lis Hway, Feb 10. due &c, AS pcr
,ssrrHI sr. : =. les . y, Nicholas sv. iSoS
oiIO-Mnse Goodman 'orpn to Franklin
Savings Bank, Gi6 Slh av, Fob 10. 3 yrs,
9.pn m'ses :,"h $4,000; atty, Wilson
NJ PoM.il, WAL 'ts$,0o0
HrORN.
thorough OF The BRONX
SoUTHERN BOULEVARD 1859. " Q. %ox
100; also Southern Boulevard. iSss.e. . ..
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IDEAL HOME

OF ! rooms and bath; al minutes from
city. large plot Of ground: $500 each
needed at once; balance ~ rent HOME
box l6e eua.
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RESULTS AT T
Public O6ertngs Yesterday In Nam
haitian and Rroax SalesrOOms.
Mt II ESEY ETREE.
BY Joseph r. DAY.


BY Joseph r. Day.
SIN Az. los. $ " cor 18TH st. 80 loSso. ,
sly bldg 4 strs--Bank for savings az
Hudson Realty Co ct al; due. sl.s.
1915. taxes. &c, ss.Iss 30; adjourned
30 Feb 80.
18TH ST. b, ". n :. $50 W 5th az. - ~
$50. - sly sir 4 lof' hlde-U = Trust
90 SKt " \ !. Realty 20 ct ~. due.
ssls,7sSos, taxes, B., ss,seoo7, with
drawn.
18th ST. 10. W. =. 3i W Columhus q,
lsSiO0. = sty dwE-,ity Real Estate 80
aEt $ T. Wood 81 al; due. $I7lt30
tsNes. SC. SECS %. to the plsintin 81; o"'
BY Henry Brady.
BROADWAY. 3aei-s5. : " cor 1894 -
t1lNl.SN irrcg, 6 sty BeIlmr apt
sumner Gerard. sub tr, agt George Daily
81 al: due. elS2,t9l6 81 taxes. &c. s32.
TO- the plaintiff .....:.:....... $4,000
l6X100.S, I sty dwe-S We'll n ar
trs, agt l. G Hamilton ct al. due. So.
$3.50; taxes. &c. ss5:T5: to the plsir
1lH I tnf
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lat 8e0s THIRD AVENUE. /
by GeOrGe Price

itaD ST, ss.-ss L. = =. 100 @ College az
6oxloo, I ETY. nat. action l-Maym,
Deihcl agt sarah Morris ct al; due
Sl.sss3i: taxes. Sc. t,SS>.ls: prior
mt.s.- &S9s1S: to the plaintiff .s,0.3i,
i<3p ST. 29S-300 r.. = =. $50 . College ~,
aoxi0o. I stv rat: action Same sG'
same, due, s..tltoo; taxes, g., I.SSs l.
prior mtgs, s3',sI5, to she r'.iu.
ti6 a.. . =
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Discharges GRANTED.


81 FER CENT AUTOMOBILE 81 rplN
COMPANY nf IA puau" street hts A.rI
schedule. showing Liabilities So .rG aur
assets $40, S0H
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-21

! hecAo tampOco una propia dlstF!Du-
ri6n de sus fuerzas para evltar "a
Invasion del territorio americana, CO.
mo puedc iemoStrarse pOr ~posterio-
reS htthos que deSpues Sc han desa-
rro lado. SientO VERNE Obllgad0 a He
car q la conclusion, que podia
haDerSe evitaiO en- eStas circunStan-
ciaS. que Il Gobierno dc facto, a des-
pecio IL los crimenes cometldos Y 4
los snie<tros designlOS de Villa y suS
partidarios, no dem0stro nj demueS-
ira bora. intenci6n Q dcSeo dc
due esos bandidos sean c~apturadoS.
dessruidos u disperSadOS por as tr0-
pas americanaS. Q por Suplica de este
Gobierno. por as tropas meXlcanas.
M!entras s. cstuyieron verlflcan-
ln las c~CslferenriaS de- f. Pas0 Y des-
puas que a los confcrencistaS amerl-
ranos - les 'habia aSegurado q , de
Mayo. duc las fuerzas meXicanas de
Ia parle Norte IL ia Rcpublica esta-
ban >lendO aumcnIadaS para ponertas
en- condolences lie prevanlr cualquIe-
n c.uSe de desGrdeneS que puilerah
Douer ell peIigro =. territorlo amer!-
cano. una banda de m~cNicanOs. a no
che del ; de- Mayo. atacaba Glenn
10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-21

deraci6n Ell plan pr0puesto por e.
iGobiarno Mexicano para Ia protec.
ci6n de ia frontera pOr Ia reciprocal
distribution dc tropas 4 70 largo de
Sus limltes.
Esta proposition fu: hecha pol
., General Obregttl cierlO ndmero Of
wees. pero cada veZ con la condicl6n
del Immediate retro de las tropas
americanas. Y los confercnciantes ms
xicanos fueron lnvarIaDsemente in
formados de- que Su Immediate Tetl-
70 no podia verificarse, ) que, poI
10 tanto era impossible discutir el pro
veto bajo esa base.
He nOtaIo 81 hecho de que vuestra
communication no - limita 4 II MS
custom DE- las d~eplorableS condlcl0-
Das riyStenteS a 10 largo de Ia from
terra Y Ia Importance Que reviStc
para las paciricaS relaciGleS de nueS
tros goblernoS, Slno que ell ella :
hace IN ~aSfuerzo para %cOnectarla con
otraS circumstances para apo!aF 8
6 possible una equiNocada lhterpFe-
taci6n de Ia actltud del Goblerno dc
los EStadoS Jnid0S hacla Mexico.
listed asegura. el ctect0, Que e!
Gobierno Americana ma puesto toda
cIaSe dec b~s,acuIoS en- e canine
para optener la p~acilicaci6n de Ne
xico. Y que csl0 qucda dcmoStrad0
nor Ia rautIiai de REPRESENTATIVES,
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>ES8G -

no de facto trataba de importar de
este pals. 80
No obstante Ia politica del gooler-
no de facto, rehusando cooperar' y
m~ostrandose incapaz para oDrar IN
acknowledgements en- Ia p~ersecucion
de los bandidos villistaS, asi como pa
"a evitar los merodeos de estos en- los
pueblos vecinos a la f~rontera, Y evltar
ell peligro de que los materlales de
cuerra al pasar para ell Sur cayeran
en- manos de los enemigos de Ia ley y
del orden, es en- la opinion de este 60
bierno. in suficiente motive, 81 no
hubiera otro. para rehusar que tales
materiales de guerra c.uzaran la iron
terra dentro de una region ~infestada
de bandidos. Haber permitldo estos
envios sin un cuidadoso secreto solo
podria haberse hecho en- e. case de
que Sc hubiese creido en- II compile
t. seguridad, Ia cual serla completa-
mente justificada.
La franqueza me compete a anadlr
que la injustificada hostilidad de los
subordinadoS militares, commentaries
de fuerzas del gobierno de facto, ha-
cia las tropas americans, empenadaS
en- Ia persecution de las bandas Vi
llistas Y los esfuerzos del mismo 60
bierno para exigir la Salida de aque-
Has tropas del territorio mexicano por
medic de amenazaS, y 81 aparato de
movimientos militares. en- lugar de
ayudar Ell Ia captura de los handole-
ros. constituye IL amenaza a Ia Sc
puridad de las tropas americans y
a Ia paz de Ia frontera.
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Conoiciones de anaTquia.

Entire tanto, las condolences anar-
ouicas en- todos los EStados de MeXi-
co han lido siendo peores. Las III
curs;cnes ell territrri americana han
yido proyectadas ' perpetradas: ell
raid de Glenn Springs fue 1ejeGutad2
oor$ -oao eatc; mazda sc hiz9 POI
partel dc. general fCarranz2 para me
iorar aquellas condolences y proteJcr
las propiedades* americans, constan,
temente amenazadas de invasion.
En- vista de esta amenaza crecleE-
fe a--r-- dc = -a-E~idad ds Us
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No mas municioues

Tanto Cuanto cSta amenaZa ' maya
ALI Ia cviGcncia dc una ]intenclon
hostil de parte del gobierno de fac
to o de sus commentaries para USar
de Ia fuerza contra las tropas anne
ricanas. en iagar de cooperar con
elias, e. gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos no permitira que ninguna eantl-
dad de mumciones de guerra O armas
maquinas de ninguna ciase. sean
expo7tadas de este pals 4 Mexico
En- cuauto a los contrabandos de
aprovisionamiento para los rebeldes Y
couspiradorcs en- territorio america
no. 20 puedo asegurar que Sc estan
hacienda vigoroSos esfuerZoS nor los
agcntes de los Estados Unidos para
aprehender y consignar L las au'orr-
dades a todos aquellas personals que
SC encuentrcn conspIrando : v~io,ando
ror 10 tan.o, las lcyes de los Esta-
dos Unidos para ~organiZar moTimien-
tos armadoS contra el gobicrno de
facto.
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ROBERT LANSING.
Los CAPELLANES DE LAS CANA
RiS HAGEN PRECES POR Ia
PA In MEXICO.
(FirmadO

WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNO 20
Los capeAancs de ambaS cdGnafas
del C~ongEeso, ~elevaron aver sus pre-
ces al TOdopOderoso por que Sc He
.ue a uh arreglO p~2c'f,co zen Las d.
fieultadeS suSciLa4- z On ~,
xico. . :!
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Dudcso uso d nlr,iros..

No deberia sorprender que Lesr 15z
dc SemejanteS manifestaciones Dc hos
tilidad hacia los EYtados UL.l5s. e.
tie dudara de los p~rop6sitcs ara les
cuaies IDA q ser usada una tan qran
ca4lldad le ~,umi-L-- - i G
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fuerzas de Carranza, de la falta de
cooperation en- Ia apprehension de las
bandas de Villa Y de Ia conocida AMI
maci0n Y ayuda dada a los leaders
bandidos. eS fractional esperar one
los Estados Unldos Saquen suS fuer-
zas del teritorio mexicano V e~vltar!es
Que entren otra vez, cuandO Su pre-
sencia es Ia unica que puede evltaT
los ~ultrajes de los bandidos V la So
Ia cficientc manera de proteier las
vidas Y p%ropledades de los america
nos, salvaguardia que ell general Ca
rranza mediante las ieyes internaclo-
males estaba obligada a Gar Y que ha
sido incapaZ 0 le IN faltado vClun-
tad para dar.
En- vista del actual estado de los
~asuntos. como los he delineadO ante:,
estoy ahora en- posicion DC considerar
las conclusiones a que listed llega en-
81 nota V que Gentlemen las erroneas
deciaraciones que listed ha hecho.
FL gobierno dc listed inicia, 81 eS
que no !e mace abiertamente un car
go. que Ia actitud de los Estados Uni
dos es sospechosa hacia el gobierno
dc iaCto de Mexico Y que SUI intcn-
li"n es cnriar tropas dentro dc Ne
yI,u para extenGer SUI SoberaNia So
nre I'll territorio meXicano Y no mera-
memje con ell proposito de p~erseguir
mcrudeadorcs Y prevenlr futures
rafds que queen Ia frontera. Los car
O del gobierno de facto implican Y
admiten desde luegO I'M interpreted
cion Y esta eS que este gobierno tieHe
por objeto mayor agrandamiento te-
rritoriai alcanzado como indemniza-
ci6n de gastos dc una guerra 0 agre-
sion contra un yecIno dcbilitado por
mucnos amos de guerra civil.
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~ -NSD 80 SS+-
para llevar Ia intervention = ueXl-
co, 81 ia! hubiesen sido sus PROPOSE
tos de que ahora nos habla ell gobicr,
no de facto?
iQue motive pudo haber tenido cs-
tie gobierno en- no aprovechar tai
oportunidad siro la franco amistad
que 10 liga con Ia Republica Mexica-
ma?
Acerca &C la protection de la from
terra
Atcntamenle he considerable e. al
gumento en- enc csc gobierno dice que
Ia responsahilidad dc la actual situa-
ci6n que prevaIecc en- Ia frontera,
pesa. principalmcnte. Sobre ell gobier-
no americana. In primer lugar. listed
~asienta eI hccno de que las fuerzas
americanaa que han sido estaciona-
6as a 10 largo dc "a frontera, SUI aten-
ci6n Sc hal!a dividida en- oJroS asun-
tos de indolc miIitar, "encontranGose
Dor clio ~fisicamente incapacitadds pa
ra defender dcbidamente Ia propia
frontera americana" Resulta dema-
siado olivia Ia consideration dc que
para protegcr la frontera contra esas
bandas de bando.cros que hacen sus
incursiones repentinamente Y escuda-
COS por las sombras de la nochc, a
territorio de los Estados Unidos, seria
precise cstablecer un Gordon de tro-
pas tan largo como la misma frOnte-
ira. No hay gob.erno que pudiera sos
tcner una fucrza lie tai naturaleza
para cuidar sus fronteras con nm pals
que Sc dice estar en- paz : solo para
/ ponerse a salvo de los dcsmanes dc
unas cuantas partidas de foragidcs,
/ eSpecialmentc cuando eI Estado yeci-
no no mace ningun esfucrzo para pre-
vcnir tales ataqucS.
FL metoGo mas elective &c prove
Rir tales incursloncS, segun ia e%2e-
~ri4acia adquirida en- tiempos pasados.
e. Ia de destruir Y castlgar a los asai-
tantes en- donde Sc les e~ncuentrc. \
este es, prccisamente. e! plan que los
E>tados UnidoS han querIdo lleT"r a
c&oo en- Ia frOntera. sin Ia lHteEcIon
ac !nfringir los GerechoS de SoDorania
/ que lc competcn 4 "a nac!on Vectha'
y este. aunQue reSuItaha aItamertc
v~cgtajoSo para cl gobierno dc iaclo'
&c na rehuSado L perm't.r-o. FL re
sJ:nen. e. por a vida e nteresfs &c
los ciudadanos ameri"anos p"r 10 cue
81, 9reocUpa este goDierno y no %or
i"7 me2''S 0 PEo'e"'"'i-:'o' P''e HI
gui.Io.
81 {! "ooicrno de Mexico no ulie-
re o no puedc dar til protection. i'm
p:o.cndo que SUI tcrritorio sea ell Iugar
&c reunion y Z. refugio de los aseSi-
uo- ' a~saltantcs dc los pueblos amc-
r~i,.mos; este gobicrno no r~etrocedera
a...c NADIA, a fin de protegcr Il los c;u-
/ iaGanos ~americanoS en- 81 prorio sue