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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-23
1.-THE WOMAN GIVES"

THE Woman Gives" is the thorough
last published novel in which he Gre
ates a very unusual heroine, Inga Son
derson, whose past and future remain
mystery. She steps into the light when
a successful artist, Dan Garford, on
the edge of a mental and moral break
down, caused by the shock of too
sudden discovery of his Wifes infidelity,
comes under an assumed name to live
In Teagan's Arcade, which shelters a
whole world of Bohemian life. The
scene and the people who fill 1t, the gay,
improvident, pleasure-loving, amusing
people of this stratum of society are
well sketched in before Garford STUN
bled in during Christmas festivity and
falls in dead faint. From that mo-
ment Inga deVotes herself to his regeu-
GRAFTON. During the long hours when
his mind hovers over the edge of in
sanity. during Illness and drunken stu
pors, Inga uses her power to soothe and
influence him till his almost vanished
self-respect and confidence begin to
show. She even marries him, much rs
she distrusts and hates the institution,
and at last when her work is complete
and Garford has completely found him
self. she withdraws from his life and
goes to man who needs her more, an
other artist. Inga IS more symbolic
than real. essentially "a creature of the
masculine imagination. The reader IS
inclined to believe, with the rest of the
world, that women like Inga Sender
son do not exist Goddesslike, she
melts into the mist from which she
emerged with all her secrets unguessed.
Mr.. Johnson has presented to his read
ers another entertaining novel.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-23

The wisdom of the plain people is all
right. The only thing l fear Is that
some of them are getting so that they
know too much"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-23
Uncle Walt Has for You
This Evening
GONE BEFORE.

When some old picked critters, who've
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-23

y ALL, the roll
Richard Harding Davis" No response.
n "Jack Londonr' No response
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-02-03

Mrs. j d. Nil1en is visiting rela-
| tives and friends al Winola, Mimi.
Tor a few weeks.
Arthur Cavanaugb has returned
home from trip to Helena and AL
hambra hot springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j F. l<ilduff leave
today for Los Angeles, Cal, where
they will spend several weeks.
st. Mary's Guild will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Cassidy and Mrs. Par
knr at the home Of the latter March
list.
The supper given by the ladies
of the Congregational church at the
Orpheum hall Saturday afternoon
and evening was we'll attended and
Melted the church neat sum.
Claude w. Moore and Henry Kuhr
were up from Strater Wednesday
visiting their many friends 1t has
been some time since these gentle
men were able to get to the CITY on
account of the extreme cold weather
but they decided they had better
show up on ground hog day.
Nels Anderson, residing south of
town. has announced his candidacy
for county commissioner for the six
year term on the republican ticket.
Mr.. Anderson is one OF the progress
i've farmers Of the south country and
is a man we'll qualified to fill the po-
sition should he be elected His
numerous friends are we'll pleased
to see him in the race.
The United Brethren Sunday
School will hold leap year box sup
per in the basement of the new
church on Friday evening. Feb. II.
The men are all supposed to bring
we'll filled boxes No bids will be
allowed to go higher than SO cents
and the proceeds will go for the ben
eft of the Sunday school. A pleas
ant evening is assured all who at
tend.
The political situation is some
what changed this week in reference
to sheriff. Thomas Johnson, who
was the talkedof democratic candi-
date for sheriff, refuses to even con-
slider the question and positively re-
fuses to be a candidate. Mr.. John
son says his other interests take all
his time and that he never was
strong on politics. Tom has num-
erous friends who are anxious to
have him make the race. and there
is no doubt but that he would make
a good official. but he does not feel
like sacrificing his own interests to
look after those of the county
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-02-03
We have a large supply of
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS
for every make of machine.
Every ribbon fully guaranteed
THE ENTERPRISE


The Great Northern road sent out
snow pillow with engine 1853 Tues
day to aid in clearing the main line
OF some of the hugo snow drifts
Trains We're operated little better
after the pillow had got through.
II you have photographs to be
enlarged bring them to the photo
studio. I have the best line of en-
fragments in all prices and all
guaranteed to be the best for the
money. Don't pay travelling agents
big price for inferior work. Come
in and get "a little information on
this subject.
There have been no new develop
ments in the Cow creek murder
case. Bernie O'Riley is still being
held in Blaine county Jail at Chi
nook, where he was taken last week
by Sheriff AL. Shaw of this county.
County Attorney Sias of Blaine
county, is sill in doubt as to the
exact location Of the spot where the
trouble took place and says nothing
will convince him except the report
Oh the county surveyors of Blaine
and Phillips counties who will be re-
Quired to run the lines in the Miss
ouri river country as soon as the
weather moderates a little. 1t is
understood some of the Blaine coun-
ty officials will come here on Febru-
airy 9th to conduct a coroner's in
quest when the Witnesses will be
here from the mountains.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-02-03

Attend our special safe on canned
fruit FILTRATION Dorr Co.
Little children's fieece-lined nlitts
at cents per pair at Ugland's, The
Malta Cash Store.
For Sale.--Two good mich COWS.
One with calf by her side. Address
David Link, Malta. 2*
+. Chas. Hayden leaves Friday night
for {, business trip to Grand Forks,
N. ID. lie expects to be gone about
two week.
Mrs. Allen Raymond is again in
the hospital at Glasgow having been
compelled to undergo another OPP
Grafton.
Miss Coughlin, one of the teach
err in our public schools, is enjoying
visit from her brother-in-law, c..
F. Mcdonald of Minneapolis.
A special freight train passed
through here early Tuesday morn
ing cnroute to Plentywood and
points on that line with coal for the
needy towns. This train was being
rushed with rights over all trains
on account of the shortage of fuel
in the Sheridan county towns.
After a short time we will be pre-
pared to make direct enlargements
from your favorite Kodak negatives
or any negative made in my studio
Some small enlargments of the baby
will look nice and we will make
them at very reasonable figure
Diset's Studio
The body of Bud Secrest, the VIC
tim OF the shooting affair out on
Cow creek in Blaine county, was
buried in the Malta cemetery We'd
nesday morning. There were no
funeral services of any kind held,
none OF the relatives of the deceased
were present. Four men under the
direction of Coroner Tucker, took
the body to the cemetery where it
was inferred without further cere-
mOny.
Clarence Brockws~ was in the
city Tuesday after load of supplies
Clarence made all kinds of fun of
those who are talking about this be-
ing a hard winter and the fuel sup
ply low, as he said he remembered
winter when he was holding down
the homestead near Dodson when
he burned up sixty seasoned ced,
posts They would burn one post a
Gay and then hike over to Dodson to
see if any coal had arrived. The
day the last post WIS burned car of
coal arrived.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-02-03
! Sweaters at cost at Uglands. The
| Ma Ita Cash store

Malta Cash store.
Arthur Mayberry is spending !
few days in the city
+. r. Sheppleman of the recla.
nation service, was attending Jc
business matters at Saco and Doc
son this week
Have a limited amount of piece
goods on hand in calicoes, ginghan.
dress prints, and lawns that T am
closing out at cents a ward. -
usland The Malta Cash Store.
w. W. Schlect returned the FIRST
OF the week from Bozeman, where
he had attended the irrigation con
Sfess. He reports q very good meet
ing and an exceptionally large at
tendance.
According to a dispatch from
washington Secretary Lane has an
pointed Frank q. Weymouth as CHIEF
OF construction of the United States
reclamation service with headuuar-
tiers at Denver. Mr.. Weymouth sue
ceedS S. B. Williamson.
The Malta Woman's club held a
short business meeting at the home
OF Mrs. VIM. Chase Tuesday after
noon. Business matters of import
ance were transacted. The next
meeting will be held at the Congre-
gatlonal church on Feb. 18th.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-02-03
attend ats the big canned goods sale

AIlenu me Dig canned goods 5alt
at Trafton-Dorr Co.
Byron Hurley was down from
Wagner yesterday attendinq to bus
mess matters.
Mrs. Tom Jones is spend a few
Gays IN ,ho civ /, cues. e Nd
McGrcQry home.
ems heavy iieece-lined under
wear at SO cents per gar emit al
tgland's, The Malta Cash Store.
Mrs. James M. Johnson enter
tanned number of her friends at
her home this afternoon.
Reports from Mrs. F., " st. Hill
who is in the hospital at Glasgow
are that she is greatly improved III
health.
| Wanted.-To hear from owner OF
farm or unimproved land Tor sale.
H. L. Downing. 100 Palace Bldg,
Minneapolis. Min. Az
Ray Geeting, VIM. suter. Henry
Cole and Ed. Suter were among
city after coal this week.
Overcoats, heavy suits, macki-
| naws, heavy all-wool socks, caps
and in fact everything in the winter
line at cost and less, at Ugland's,
The Malta Cash store.
Parties who were in the city to-
day from the large Phillips and We
seth ranches south of Malta, state
that no sheep have been lost in that
section of the country as yet.
Anton Muhs and NJ r. Jacobs
were from te north country after
coal yesterday. Both gentlemen
were fortunate in securing enough
to tide them over for short spell.
Today's trains are still away be-
hind schedule, and no hope is given
out at the depot of any improvement
for several days to come on account
of the continued cold.
Judge Davidson, chairman of the
Republican central committee for
Phillips county, was looking after
business matters in Malta last Sat-
urday and talking a little politics on
the side.
U. II. McAFedut, WHO HAS DctI
taking a special electrical engineer
ing course at a school n Minneapolis
is expected to start for home today
and will soon be back in the harness
again at the Motor Inn garage.
B. H. Koke returned home the
last of the week from a two weeks
trip to Portland and other Pacific
coast points. Mr.. Koke attended
the harness and saddle manufacture
ers' convention at Portland and also
visited with his brother at Eugene,
Oregon.
Tom Johnson and wife returned
yesterday from their trip to Texas
The arrival of the genial Tom at this
time knocks all the rumors in the
head about him being killed by Mex
lean bandits. 1t would take more
than a bunch of greasers to kill off
a fellow like Tom Johnson. for you
know you never can keep good man
down.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-02-03
1.-THE Rexall Store"

New York shelled from sea and
sky! Panic! Terror! The ExodueL
Armageddon. See "The Battle Cry
Of Peace" at the Orpheum.
Be sure and see one of the new
Two Minute Churns Many I'M
provements this year. For sweet or
sour CT cam. Frank Gage, agent
Malta, lock box $50. 4w37#
For sale.-I have a large amount
Of oats, some COWS. household goods
and numerous other articles that +
will sell before leaving for Canada.
If you want anything call at my
place south of town.--GordOn Bark
er. If
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-02-03

at the Imperial elevator. We will
sell you any quantity you want. II
Several of the water mains in the
houses about the city were frozen
quite badly during the recent cold
spell and also few Of the city by
drants.
Just unpacking the largest stock
ever received at one time OF and
10 cent articles for the counter at
Tgland's, The Malta Cash Store.
Come and look it over for bargains.
Mrs. Raymond Robbins was at
Glasgow last evening having been
called there to play the piano at the
Orpheum theatre for the great pic
ture, The Battle Cry Of Peace
which is shown at the Orpheum in
this city tonight. Mrs. Robbins re-
turned on the morning train.
Father Petit was called here
Tuesday to preach the funeral ser
mon over he remains of Mrs. Ange-
line Jerome. who died in Malta the
first of the week. The services were
held at the Catholic church and the
remains inferred in the Malta ceme-
terry.
Mr.. Bert A. Johnson one of the
popular clerks at the Kilduff store in
this city, and Miss Harriet Tibbitts
We're quietly married at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Tibbitts at
Fairview on January 26th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson reached Malta Sunday
night and have gone to housekeep-
ing in the Misfeldt cottage in south
Malta. Bert has been employed at
the Kilduff store for some time past
and is one of the best liked clerks in
the city. The Enterprise joins with
the many friends of the happy
couple in extending hearty congrat-
ulations.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-02-03
LOCAL. NEWS.

The Bachelor Girls club will meet
with Miss Rolive Crabb next week.
The Sunshine club meets with
Mrs. McWillia1ns Thursday.
Mrs James Brayton entertained
the Sunshine club last Thursday.
Seth Dibbe was in from White
water the first of the week.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-02-03
DUY Mems Clothing at {
u Mems Store.
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

We have car load Of good corn
at the Imperial elevator. we VIII
sell you any quantity you want. u
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
TIMBRES RECOGIDOS A LOS VI
LLISTAS EN- CHIHUAHUA

En- Ia Cficina de Correos SC anUn-
clio aver que Sc habian recibido, pro.
cedentes de Ciudad Juarez, un mi
lion seiscientos sesenta y ocho mil
.J~rescicntos cuarenta Y Ocho pesos en-
timbres p~ostales. .reinta y siete ma
quinas De escribir y aIgunos muebieS,
TODD 10 cual fuc ~enrregado por los ex-
yillistas que Sc rindieron en- Ia citada
Dobiacion al gobierno carrancista.
Dicese que TODD 10 menclonado lo
habian cogido los villistas de Ia Di-
recci6n de Correos, cuando estuvie-
ron en- esta capital, y llevado a Csi-
huahua cuando comenz6 Ia retirada
" las trop2s de Francisco Villa. y
Ell Ia misma oficina de Correo< sc
tienen mformes de que el gobierno
americana ha recogido 4 los viIIisras,
setcnta Y ocho mil pesos en- timbres
p~cstales; doce maquinas de escribir
V v. ;.Vtomovil de los pertenecienteS
a Co-reo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24

cionalismo, va porquc este amenaza-
da de TRACTION. Va porque semejantes
elementos hayan dc producer una fc-
ncsta contamination de inmoralidld
en- ia organization revolucionaria. La
experiencia mas amarga comprueba
L nccesidad de ser escrupuiosos en-
extreme, a fin dc librarnos de las ace
chanzas que nuevamente quisicrar
cmplear nuestros c]ontrarios.
4 Ia yez que datos escritos. descc
obterer fotografias que compare, 81
elias representa- reuniones de cual-
quier genera a~propiadas 4 demostrar
II participation de ~personajeS en- la
obra antirrevolucionaria que sigui6
a triurfo del pueblo, en- mayo de
1911.
Los informes que sean ~proporcio,
nados dcberin dirigirse bajo Ia fir.
ma de quien los de, advirtiendo que
ell mayor sigilo amparar:i " . :nfor-
nantes. Sepan cstos de n~-snano.
que cl solo hecho de ~procu:!r dichos
informes bastard a considerarlos adic-
los 4 la causa, y, en- consequential,
~forzosamente acreedores d Ia mas alb
soluta discrecion.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
Sc HA NOMBRADO NUEVO GO,
BERNADOR EN- LA BAJA
CALIFORNIA

Comunican del puerto de Guaymas,
que por carta que recibio Uu alto en-
pleado de aquel puerto. St sabe cue
e. coroneI Carlos P,,ana, QUien has
IA uItimas fechas veaia aesempenan-
10 el pucsto de ComanGanre Militar
: Gobernador del Territogio de QQin-
tana Roo. IN sido Gesignado por q
Gobierno Constitucionalista para Go
bernador de Ia Baja California.
Al mismo tempo Sc sabe que Ia
Baja California teadra en- 10 sucesi-
70 por capital q Eusenada, en- dondc
rcsidiran los Poderes; 10 que hasta 4
bora h. sido Partido Sur de aquc-
la peninsula, sera IN 10 successive una
Su6prefactura dependiente directa-
menGe del Gobierno que tendr& su =
;eGto Ell Ensenada del Partido Nor
re de ID misma peninsula.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
correspondence especial para Ia pRENS,,


LAREDO, Tex. enero 22.-Un
viajero que lego aver dc Ia ciudad de
Monterrey, me p~roporcion0 ~interesan-
ties Gatos sobrc Tn graviSimo acciden-
te fcrrocarrilero que Sc regiStr6 ha-
ce varios dias en- Ia via que comuni-
ca a Ia capital neolonesa con Ia ciu-
dad de Torrcon.
Z! v%iajero Il que aludo estuvo Ell
la ciud&d !agunera Y Pudo darse cuen-
ia de In magnitud del desastre. al yer
arribar 4 la citada plaza ell ndmero
de las victimas habidas en- el desas-
ire.
FL descarrilamienlo Sc registro en-
ell k!!6mctro 1913. el dia - del actual.
II tren de pasajeros que habia salido
de Torre6n con destino Il Monterrey.
d~escarril6 nj llegar al kilometrO cita-
90. precipitandose ell convoy sobre
una hondonada que hay en- aquel 81
ito.
f. trcn estaba ocupado por un
graz n1mero de pasajeros, que ha-
5ian salido de Tcrrecn para dirigirsc
4 Monterrey. a fin dc ponerse en- !u-
Gar SECURE. pues temian el anunciado
atuqre lie los argumed!staS a Ia p!a-
20, DahiE, = csta circunStancia. ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
CAMPANA CONTRA HUERTISTAS
Y FELICiSTAS EN- LA CAPITAL

Los periodicos semi-ofic!ales han
cStado publicando un aviso, en- ei
que bajo el tiutlo de 'HuertiStas,
Felixistas," sc dice 10 sIgUiente:
"SoiiciJo cargos c~oncretos y bien
eviGcnciados contra personals que ha-
van servido al l!amado gobierno de
Hucrtl, o cue hubieren ayudado a
este, . Felix Diaz, = Reyes 0 @us
completes, en- cualquiera forma.
NADIA importa que dichos cargos
vayan dirigiios contra personals que
en- Ia actuaI;dad desempehen puestos
pubiicos. FL objeto de conocer esos
mismos cargos, no es otro que cl de
cooperar q una general depuraci6n re-
v~oIucionaria y cvitar que Ia intro
mission de clemcntos s~ospechosos 0
demOstradamente enemigos, pueda
hacer peligrar Il causa del Constitu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
OCSCIENTOS MUERTOS IGSE.
PULTOS EN- UN GAMING

Han tra.Go alguno> yiajeros a nc
..cia DC Que en- el canine de Ch.aipas
% a ciudad de Alamcs. y EN- un pun
90 l.am&do San Bernardo, eXisten il
se2u.sos como uosciantoa caGaveccs
C soldados viiliscas que perecieron
CT a.gunos &c los combates !ior2dos
con las tropas de Banderas y 8a-
chomo. jefes auibos cue tuvieron en-
cucntros con las rroD&s carrancistas.
Los haDitantes de los puebIos cor
canos =. Iugar dopde estan los cada-
veres iEsepulros - han dirjgido n
gobieruo para que ordene su incine-
r~aci5u. pucS temen que sc desarro-
lie algma epidemic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
-orresoondcac.a especial pars Ia rHsN>'

H1FtE> hN'N
CIUDAD De MENICO. enero 2l.
La campa6a de los zapatistas Ell
q E,talo de Mexico adQuiere cada
dia mayor peiigro para Ell gobierno
carvaacista. :AIcjo Gonzalez, jeGe
ni,;,ar del Estado ~mencionado. que
a ha!!aba en- el Norte de la Repu-
nljca. fuc manIado lamar violenta-
u.errc Dor Pablo Gonzalez. para que
Sc hicicra cargo de Ia s.tuacion y pro-
rrdjaga = c0mbatir ! los grUpoS de
.apatistas que cstan a~menazando Te-
mango del Vale y Santiago Tianqui5-
tcnro. donde Sc han librado fucrtcs
combates Y dondc han tenido las tro-
pas carrancistas grandes p~erdidas.
Alcio Gonzalez vino a esta capital
cgnregcnciar con Pablo Gonzd-
lez sobre Ia mcjor manera &c hacor
ia campaEa contra los ZapatiStaS en-
81 Es:ado de Mexico. Sc convino en-
tire ambos jefcs en- cue Sc e~nviar&a
mas rropas dc aQui para ~reforzar las
que Sc e~ncucucran en- e. Estado de
Mexico, q fin de que Ia batida que
Sc haga a los zapatistas sea mas efet-
tiya : de los resuItados q2e hasta
IA fecha no ha dado.
A.leio Gonzalez salio "a para Tolu-
ca. I dirigir la campana contra ell "a
patismo. dc acuerdo 0 las inStruuc-
clones de Pablo Gonzalez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
correspondence especial para la rEEN>a.

Correspondence especial para la fNEN>A.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex. enero %.
-AIgunos de los de~fenSores de los
acusados de sedici5n, estan ~gestionaH-
do que las cauSas instruidas contra
todos los detenidos Sc e q en- juradO
en- otro Condado que no sea el de
Cameron. creyendo que en- este eXiS-
ten muchos p~rejuicios contra los aeu-
sados y que este intIuye grandemen-
tie en- IA unprecedented de las senten-
cias-
10 que ha hecho Greer a los defen-
sores de los acuSados que eNisten en-
eli Condado muchos prejuicios contra
los prisioneros, es G! hecho de que
en- la Corte de Apelaciones de! Es-
tado Sc han concedido u~ltimamenre
Ia ibertaG -cauciona! q los eos 4 quie-
mes Sc les hizo por las autOriiadeS
de aqui una vigorosa campaHa para
no perniitirleS que Salieran de IA car
eel bajo ninguna cauSa.
Sin embargo. Ia opinion manifesto
da no prevalece en- el amino de TO-
dos los GefenSores de los acuSadOs de
sedicion. Y IA mayor parte de el!o5
estan SECURES de II rectitud de IA
pr0xima Co-te ' de Ia unprecedented
de los Jurados. por 10 que eSperan que
Sc haga plena j~usticia Z los acusa-
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
Sc trata de IIevar a otro con1ad0
las eausas instrui1as contra
los sedici0sos
Algunos de los defensores de los acusados tienen
fe, sin embargo, en- 81 prox;no Jurado que
Sc reuna en- Brownsville, Texas

acusado Ramon Pizaha, I quien Sc
concede Ia libertad bajo fianza de
cinco mil pesos. manifesto aver Sus
i~nteRcioneS en- favor de 81 ciiente, pa
re yer 81 es possible conseguir una
reduction de Ia fianza.
EI Sr. Canales espera so!amente
ponerSe en- communication con eli abo-
gado Guines. su Representative en- Aus
Tin Y personalmente hara las gestio-
mes subSecuentes en- favor dc Pizana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
Sc ENVIARON A MATAMOROS
UNOS APARATOS DE FLU
MIGACiON

Por condUcto del Consul ~carrancis-
u en eSta ciudad, senior Jose Z. Gar
n. sc antregaron aver 4 las autorI-
Gades s~anitariaS del puerto De Aata-
moros unos aParatos para IA oficina
De fumigacioneS que sc ha estable-
edo en- el vecino puerto.
F. Consul hizo el page de los re-
feridos aparatos. a n casa que los
ccnstruyo, que es una de Ia locali-
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
In yecinO de Ures fHe asaI
tadg J mHert0 poT una
paTtila de indies
Ell ASALTO Sc REGISTRO GUAM.
Do Sc DIRIGIA A UNA HA-
CIENDA ACOMPANADO DE
SU ESPOSA = UNA GU
NADIA
Correspondence especial para La PRESsA.

NSA
NOGALES. Ariz.. enero pa
| principles de semana, segQn los in
formes traidos por viajeros que lle-
gan del interior del Estado de Sono-
"a. los indios yaquis cometieron un
nuevo asesinato en- Ia persona de IN
vecino de Ures.
La nueva victima de los indios Sc
llam0 Vicente OlivaS y sc dirigia en-
IN "solky," acompanada de SUI espo-
50 ' de una hermana de 6sta, de L.
Estaci6n Campo Verde, en- la VIA de!
~ferrocarril de Torres Y Piedras, ha-
cha IN punto denomirado FL Socorro,
en- donde tenia estabIecido Olivas un
corte de lena.
Cuando Sc halIaba Z quinientos me-
tros pr6ximamente &c Ia mencio!s"-
da estacion, OIivaS fue asastado por
una partida de ounce yaQuis, quienes
d.spararon sus armas contra 81 y con-
ira las senoras que 10 acompana5an.
La bestia que tirab& del "solky,"
Sc espant6 con los disparos y echo
. huir. solo 0 las dos sehoraS, pues
Olivas, que habia sido herido, habia
a5andonado eI vehiculo.
En- csos momentoS llegaron al iug&r
gaI 1sa'+n dos yaUucr0S one Theron
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MARIO

f, iig 5 de Mario. bajr la Pr@si-
Genc.a de, Juez Y. B. Hopkins. aori-
ID 81 periodic lie P-Imayera IA Corte
lie este Disuri.o. que rcconoce por
~caoecera II ciud&d Ge Brownsville.
Il Secretario Luis LowalSki cree
cue en- el periodic proXimo ha5ra ND
che trabajo P4ra K Ccr,e. Dues ten
dram que verse todaS las causas eli
minales que no * juzgarou en- q Pc
redo anterior per las dificuItadcs re