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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
FEEL YOUNG
It's DIR. Edwards Olive Tab
let's For You!

Beware Of the habit OF constipa-
ton II develops from Just few
constipeted days. unless you take
yourself In hand
Coax the iaaed bowel muscles
back to normal action with pr
Edwards Olive Tablets. the auhmti-
tute for eaiomsi. Don't forcs them
20 unnatural action with severe
medicines or By merely flushing out
the intestines with nasty. stckening
Dr. Edwards believe. In gentle.
ness. persistsncy and Natures as
sisfarce.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablet. open
the bowels. their action IL gentle
yet positive There t. never any
pain or gripping whom Dr. Edwards
olive Tablets are used. Just the
kind Of treatment old persons
should have.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. you win know them by
their olive color. Take one or two
occasionally and have no trouble
with your liver. bowels or stomach
loo and 75c per box. All druggists
The Olive Tablet Company. CO.
iunbus. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
POETS TO HOLD SWAY
NEXT WEEK; GET BUSY
AND WRITE VERSES

Next week viii be given over to
the poet os the Circle. Several
circleites suggested In our suS.
gestlon contest that poem con.
test be held. and 40 I, will be.
Tho dollar this time will be
given to the boy or giri who sends
Uncle Jack the best original poem
OF from four 90 ten lines. Each
CIrcleite may choose his own sub
iecf.
The contest ends next Friday
afternoon. 40 be sure 10 have your
poem IN 20 Uncle Jack before thai,
time All poems received after J
o'clock Friday afternoon will be
barred from tho contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
HOW I WOULD SPEND NY
CIRCLE DOLLAR

Should I be lucky enough 10 win
the dollar this week. or any other
week. would put I, In my home
savings bank. For the past five
years have been saving In this
manner and In that time I have
saved up nearly $500. this By my
own efforts
have always been taugh, tina,
thrift In ono Of the essentials in
both national and home life. and
that saving up for rainy day will
bring results later on.
Part OF the money am saving
will help put me thru some college,
the rest will give mo start In
business.
So. you see. Uncle Jack. II Is
always well 10 he on the mfe side,
and I am glad my mother has
taught me 20 be saving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
POOR HUMPHREY
. IS STUCK AGAIN
Can't Explain Four-Flushing
Tactics on Bremerton
Appropriation
SEN. PoINDEXTER ACTS

WASHINGTON, March it,
Humphrey 10 busy trying 20 ex-
plain again. This time he 10
trying 20 explain TO his con-
ssituenss how he proposes to
make a se.oes.ooo Improvement
with $500. 900.
A. the last session OF con-
eress. Humphrey introduced
proposal to appropriate sec. 900
for improving the Puget Sound
navy yard so that Il would be
possible 20 build dreadnauahts
At this yard.
The Puget Sound yard Is one
OF the best In the United
States. located on deep water.
and entirely available for bat
tieship building " It's facilities
were enlarged properly.
To do this. however. will re-
quIre . considerable sum OF
money.
Twenty thousand dollars would
be only drop In the bucket. and
the Humphrey bill clearly was dc
aligned as sop 10 his constitu
ents
At the presen; session Humphrey
reintroduced his proposal. this
time calling for an appropriation
Of 100000 This was referred "a
the naval affairs committee and
there slept peacefully. No hearings
we're held. And Humphrey did
nothing about II.
Getting tired OF waiting. Senator
poindexter OF Washington. who Is
really In favor OF having Uncle Sam
do his own hattleship building a,
the Puget Sound yard. went TO see
Secretary OF the Navy Josephus
Daniels. and obtained from the sec
rotary an authoritative estimate oil
the amount necessary to properly
equip the yard for this work.
Daniels estimate was s2.065. 900
Accordingly. Senator Poindextel
introduced q bill appropriating this
amount.
Il went to the naval affairs com
mitfee and was referred to the sec
rotary OF the navy for report.
Senator Poindexter followed ur
Tho matter. with the result that the
secretary OF the navy sent back an
Immediate and favorable report
strongly urging the proposed i'm
provement In the navy yard.
Al the next meeting OF the naval
affairs committee. the COMMITTEES
failed 10 get quorum. but the
Washlngton senator himself visit
I'd all the committee members. poll
I'd them. and secured favorable
report TO the senate.
The bin IL now on the calendar
and may come up for consideration
~ any time.
Now Humphrey Is busy trying "a
explain to his constituents why he
introduced q bin calling for Sc. 900
and later for $500. 900. 20 make m
Improvement which win cost So.
06S.O00. Also. why he did not 40
cure m estimate Of the real cost
and why he has done nothing n
This session except introduce M
amendment
His constituents are beginning &c
inquire whether Humphrey really
favors government battieship build
ing. or IL merely staliing around
for the benefit OF the folks back
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
OLD POLITICIAN
DEAD BY OWN HAND

The body OF Fred r. Kelly. with
half q glass OF carhollc acid beside
II. was found on the bed IN his
room. aS06 ycslcr way. Friday
afternoon. Detectives believe he
committed suicide Thursday lie
leaves a widow and three children
In California.
Kelly was In tho saloon business
In Georgetown az one time. and was
known politically In the old days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
QUAKER ON DEFENSE

The Schumann quintet. which
gives lyceum concert ut the Y
NJ. c. A. Saturday night. and the
Rev. Robert y. Prctiow. pastor OF
the Friends church. will be heard
At the Y. NJ. G. A. Sunday club
mass meeting az o'clock Sunday
afternoon. The Rev. pretlow will
talk on Preparedness. giving the
position OF the Quaker on the sub.
iect OF war and peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
TURKS WILL Give
UP TREBIz0ND

pETRooRAD. March IL
Trebirond will be surrendered
by the Turks with little or no
resistance, Tflls dispatches
declare, Blo guns In the har-
Dor district have been dlsman-
tied. and all valuables have
been removed.
Tho Russian vanguard 10
within q days march OF the
city.
The siav fleet 10 harassina
resreatlna Turks. shelllng
roads which skirt the shore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
BLICHFELDT SUED

John Blichfeldt. owner and pro.
prietor OF the Standard Sash a.
Door Co. is being sued for divorce
Saturday by Margaret Blichfeldt.
who says In her complaint that he
struck her on December ~ last.
She alleges she has been forced
to take her son out OF school to
earn their livelihood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
Nd T0MCHT-AST CHANCE TO STRENGTH OF WEAK


Mrs. c. G. Parks. the woman who
sat at a telephone. exchange while
Mesicans rnided Columbus. n. NJ.
and dictated IN. story 10 tho press
associations. while bullets Flew past
her. lived In Kirkland four years
ago. Her name was Susie Gregg.
Her father was rancher there.
She IL the wife Of the editor OF the
Columbus Courier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11

f.dence as Z, has already done for
the boys. thinks Miss Agnes Baden
Powell.
She Ia the originator OF tho "Girl
Guides movement In England.
which has spread 10 many other
countries. There are already H..
600 OF these handy little people at
work and at play In Great Britain.
They learn cooking. camplngout
methods. nursing. making band
ages and splints. saving life from
fire. drowning or gas poisoning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
THANK the STAR

Editor The Star: The Seattle
Jewish Relief committee has asked
us to express TO Pho Star It's deer
appreciation OF the interest dis
played. and the good work done. by
The Star In furthering the work OF
the Seattle Committee for Relief
OF Jewish War Sufferers, I'm theii
campaign for funds recently
brought to close.
Il. ROSENBERG.
Chairman. Seattle Jewish Relic
Committee.
J. G. LANG,
Chairman. Finance Committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
Use Zemo for Eczema

Never mind how often YOU have
tried and failed. YOU can stop burn
ing, itching eczema quickly by APP
piving little zcmo furnished NV
any druggist for Csc. Extra large
hottie. 800. Healing begins tho
moment zemo In applied. In n short
time usually every trace OF pimplea.
black heads. rash, eczema, letter
and similar skin diseases will be re-
moved.
For clearing the skin and meltInr
Il vigorously healthy, zemo ~ nm
exceptional remedy. II II not greasy,
sticky or watery. and does mi
stain. when others fail Il In the
one dependable treatment for ali
skin troubles.
Zemo, Cleveland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
SPRING RUSH IS on

Alaska-bound steamers carried
fss cannery workers out Of Seattle
Saturday morning. II marked the
first spring rush 10 the Northern
banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11

There are just few OF the com
peting Circieites whose essays
Uncle Jack think worthy OF honor.
able mention. Here they are:
Catherine Randall, Ferudale
Wash. Nellie Morgan. 40 n. ssth
st. Harold Hendrickson. 3T0s w
18th St: Catherine Morrison. SIN.
water. Wash. Selma Johnson.
Monroe. Wash: Hester Eastman.
1909 Minor ave: Albert Johnson.
Monroe. wash; Leona Chase. eTf0
27th ave. n. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
VIII Put His Coin in
the Bank; Uncle Jack
Thinks It's Fine Idea

Egb.rt Wilson. r. =. n. Seattle,
gets tho prize this week for the
best short essay telling how he
would spend his money. Follow
Ing In his essay:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
THE STAR CIRCLE
THOUSANDS OF GIRLS
LEARN "FlRST AID"
BY SCOUT MOVEMENT
BY Uncle Jack

The Scout movement will do as
much for tho girls OF tho country
In the way OF implanting high
Ideals OF honor. courage and con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
SEN. DAVIS IS DEAD

WASHINGTON. March 1f.--IIen.
ry Gastaway Davis. 80. former
West Virginia senator and candl.
date on the democratic ticket for
vice president in 1904. is dead here
today. after brief Illness. lie left
a fortune OF $4,000, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
WANT new TRUCKS

An ordinance will b introduced
AZ Mondays council meeting. Civ.
ing tho board OF public works au-
thority to spend $500 for four
one-ton auto trucks for tho water
department.
Throw orr CeIas ssa rr~v~us Crtp.
When you feel a cold coming on.
take LAXATIVE HROMO orINTSE
II removes cause OF Colds and alrtp.
only ono ~BROMO QufNfSE T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
SERVICES OF

New seven-passenger. 6-cyiinder
car for all or part payment for
room and board for man and wife.
Congenial AMI Eenteel surroundings
chief requisite. J. NJ. 80. Care Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
Regal Dental Offices

DIR. T.. n. Clark, Manager
1905 Third Ave.. n. w. Cor. Third
aud Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
relieved by

Beecham's Pills. This we'll
known home remedy has
proven itself dependable, safe
and speedy during sixty years
use. The fame of having a
larger sale than any other med.
icine in the world proves the
dependable, remedial value OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11

Lunch at tho Hollywood. 2i7
Pike ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
FlJE DETfNIDO EN- DOUGLAS UN
CARGpHEhTO De HYhGlONES
CONSiCNADO 4 {. GALES
Sc PEDIRA Al. C0BIERHO PERHIS0 PARA
QUE SEA EKTREGADO DICHO CAR
GAHtHTO Al COhSICAATARlO

Tr!rgrama Especial para Ia rREASA
WASHINGTON, Mario l5.-El
agcntc consular. mexicano en Ia po-
blaci6n de Douglas, Arizona, tele--
CRATIC hoy al iicenciado E!iseo Are
dondo. representante del gobie-no de
facto cerca de Ia Casa Blanca, CO.
muuicandoie que un cargamenio de
trescientos mil cartuchos para lnau-
SSer consignado al gobernador dc So
nor*. Plutarco Elias Gales. fue de-
tenido Ell la citada pob!acion dc Dou
gl;,s por el agente del express, quien
re2ihi6 instrucciones de las autori-
dades milltares americanas para
obrar en- eSe Sentido.
FL Senor I. G. Lelevier, quien es
el agente de! gobierno de facto ell
Douglas, da cuenta al licenciado
Arrndnndo dc 4 81 el carsamcnto il"
municiones detenido 10 necesita ell
gobernador de Sonora para Ia cam
pana contra Villa. Gales ha recibido
instrucciones del general Obreg6n.
miniStro de la Guerra, para que COO
perc con las tropas americans en- la
persecution de los bandoleros y para
cumplir con esas instrucciones nece-
sta del ''parque" que ha sido COM
prado por el gobielno de facto.
Pide. Lelevicr al licenciado Are
dondo que haga gestiones cerca del
Presidente Wilson. fin de ohtener
el perriso necesario para que el car
gamentc detenido en- Douglas sea en-
tregado Gales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16

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=; pAco r.,... lr,,.zo II
.o,, sar.;r,;.,,o IL Co,.,,o,,..., nqra o.;c
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f,; ....;t,;..o ..,.o- IN ore ,Iic;,os ..,..,.
49,. -. - c., ao.,,.,.i.,,
de los em?lcados cavrancis,as las ;ro-
pas ic, primer jefe reci5ieron a-de-
ros ....ai.un.cs lie no dcncstra. ono
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
FL JEFE De Ia GtjARAICION De
OJINlGA FUE ASESNADO
P0R S(jS SOLDAD0S
Los SUbLfYADOS PRtT[H0IAN CRUlAR la
LISfA DIYiS0RIi 7 ATtCAR LA
POBliGl0N DE PRESIDE

II P.ASJ. TEXAS. Mario l6.--Tc-
.cyramaS rcyiDiaos tic Alpine = Mar
f.. TEXAS, rcfiyren CUE anoche. las
rop"s i" @"Hraicion Ell 0jinaga. Sc
:utiev;.rou y di2-on mlerte = 81 je-
fc. t. cororo! cnrr:ncist;: Rojas. nor
uu" este - ncg6 = cruzar II f~on-
-,r9 ) "tucar = los soldados ameri-
,anos que Sc cncacntran EN- Preside,
Texas.
Los carrancistas. que estan en
Oii."ya. =! .cncr n0.ici" de que las
t~oruy amegicanaS loan cru1ar N
rront"ra para perseguir . Villa, sc
presentation on Ia oficina de kojaS Y
L. aid;orou guc. en- vcngan2a. cru
@;;ra J." 'rontera : aiacara las tro-
Pc. que estin "n Preside. Como Ro-
"a - aegura &" clio, : ;rat"ra de ha-
CO ~e~pc;ay 81 decision, los carran-
c:s.as ID dicron muerre.
FL vista de cstos successes, las tro-
pas a1e~ic:aas 4ue es;ahan en- Mar
n. han rocihiGo ordcn de marchar
" Prasidio para rcforzar IA guarni-
cio. de esa plaza fronteriza cor Oil
na@a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
Las trop0S americans enrdrOn en- terrtori0 mexCano
Dor Columbus al mdnd0 del General John perShing
CELfDRARON CON fNTUS|ASHO
EN- MEXICO Ell "ARRECLO
DEL CONFLICTO"
LAS AUTORIDhDfS ARRESTAROH A Gin
CUENTA C0HERCIAHTES POR PRO-
PAlAR NOTICliSIA IALARRANTES
Especial para IA rItEN>t

frlrGraina E>NrCihl para ~ FRt.NNh.
CIUDAD De MENIC0. Mario 10.
Las autoridadcs carranciStas de
eSta capital ce!cbraron hoy con en-
tusiaSmo los que elloS Green al'regloS
sati>factol'ios De la complication in
terracional que suryio con MOTTO del
asalto de Villa 4 Columbus.
Los peri6dcos paTadoS por . ca
rranciSmc dicen en- articulos con
grandes caracteres que Carranza ha
demostrado ser un gran hombre. V
que todo el pals 10 admira por SUI sa-
biduria Y su tacto dip!omatico.
CiHcuenta negociantcs fucron apre-
hendidos por orden de las autoiida-
des milita2cs, quienes acusan 4 aquc-
Hos de propalar noticias alarnantes
de complicacioncs con los EStados
UnidoS.
Sc cree que entire los aprehendidos
hay nruchos inocenteS. pero como
i! moneda carrancista tuvo una baja
de gran consideration, las autori.
daGes les achacan los negociantes
en- cI cambio de moneda Ia deprecia-
cion del papel moneda. Y han apre-
hcndido caSi todos los que hacen
esos negocios, en- ia creencia de que
han necho circular noticiaS falsas
para obtener buenas utilidades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
Carranza autorizo el paso de las
tropaS americans

da de las tro2as amcricanas. La, tro-
p;., mnNicaaas on Pa,omas. no SU-
picron de = cntraUa de H.. ;ropaS,
O rac>.aroa my ppc& aI>mci9n Ct! ne
cho
Dicese gue las iropas americanas
no pasaiiu por Palomas. siro que
h. sijo c.-gida ora Va.
En- cst& ciudad 10 - o5sc"v:. in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
|. CARRANzA IkCULPA A Los
"REACCIONARIOS" DEL
ATfKTADG De VILLA
Tclegrama Especial para LA rRENsA.

QUERETARO, Mario 15.-El pri-
mer jefc de los preconstituciona!lstas
Eenustiano Carranza, declare hoy en-
una entre'ista, que el ataque de los
villistas sobre Columbus no fue obra
exc!usiva de Francisco Villa, sino
que los 'reaccionarios tomaron
tan1bien parte en- 81. Agrego ell pri-
mer jefe que haria todo 10 possible
por capturar Villa.
Carranza no especific6 cual haya
sido Ia ayuda facihtada por los 'reac-
cionarios" a Francisco Villa, por Gu
ya circunstancia 81 declaration Sc
interpreta como uro de- tautos des-
ahogos del jefe de Ia revoluci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
TR0pAS De CABAILERIA EsTAA
PAIRuLLhNDO LAS GALES
De LAREDO, TEXAS
EN- La CIUDAD De MONTERREY 0CHRREQ
UNA TRfHfRnA EXPLOSION En- Ell
CUhRTEl De kRIILiERiA
ser,iciu r>chI>i,o para IL rRENSA.

LAREDO. Texas. Mario IG.--Las
GALES de esta ciudad estan siendo pa
trulladas desde anoche, por fuerzas
de caballeria. por orden de las au-
toriGades mi!itares. Una e&tricta VI
gi!ancia esta siendo Observable para
prevcnir que Sc registren des6rde-
nes.
La autoridad municipal ha hecho
saber 4 los ciudadanos que, en- case
de una emcrgcncia. deben permane-
Ger eli Su5 casas para evitar desgra-
cias.
+! clemento meXicano que reside
en- esta ciudad continua obServando
una actitud prudente, Y las auto-ida-
des 10 han tenido ninguna lueia,
por 10 que Sc hallan S&tisfechas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
CHIHUAHUA QU[DO GUARNECIDA
POR I'm CORTO HJHERO De
TROpAS CARRANCiSTAS
LIS AUTORIDkDES HAN TRATADO De CAL
MAR LA EXcITACION QUE Sc PRODUJO
ENTIRE Ell PUEBLO

Tclrgrau!n Especial para Ia rHENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, Mario 1G.-Los
ciudadanos americanos que llegaron
anoche de Ia ciudad de Chihuahua, a
bordo de un tren especial que fue
puesto para ell efecto. por las auto
ridades carranciStas, trajeron IL mott
cia de que Ia capita! del vecino ES-
tado sc halla defendida por una pc
queia guarnic;on, q causa de que el
jefe Luis Gutierrez, comandante mi
litar de chihuahua, salio con IA ma
yor parte de las tropas con rumbo al
Norte.
Los mismos viajeros declaran que
las autoridades de Ia ciudad dc Chi.
huahua han tratado de calmar la ex'
citaci5n producida por los successes
hni, % co
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
Sc INpEDIRA QUE EUTREH EN-
sonora Los VILL|STAS
saryicic especial para Ia PRENsA.

DOUGLAS. Marzo 16.-El coronel
carrancista Campbell, jefe Ge las az
mas de Ia vecina poblacion de Aqua
Prieta. sali6 hoy al frente de quinien-
tos hombres para Paso de 0jitos, dom
de quedara de guarnicion para inlpe-
dir cue los vil!istas, al ser combatidos
en- Chihuahua, Sc internen en- el Es-
tado de Sonora por ese punto de Ia
sierra.
El gobernador Gales fue qIuien
orden6 a Campbell que saiera con
sus tropas para el Paso de Ojitos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
FL CONSUL AMERICANA EN- LA
CD. De TORREON ViEhE A
Los ESTADOS UNIDOS
JUAT0 CON Ell RfGRtSAH A este Pals
TOD0S Los AHERICAH0S RESIDENCES
En- La REGION lACUHERA
TcIrsranla Especial para IL PRENS,.

TcIraranIa Especial para IL FRENSi.
Ell PASO. Texas. Mario l5.-Un
nlensaje telegrafico recibido de Ia
ciudad de Torre6n, comunica que ell
Consul de los Estados Unidos en- la
mercionada ciudad. Mr.. A L. Wi
Hams, ha encargado los negocios del
consulado al vice-c6nsul ingies, para
abandonar Ia ciudad juntamente con
todos los ciudadanos americanos que
Sc halIan en- la Laguna.
Francisco Gonzalez jsfe de las ar
mas de Torre6n, declare Los ameri-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
10 que dice el Secretari
Ia entrada de las tropas s

Trr9rama Especial para Ia PRt\>h
WASHINGTON. Mario i5.-Un
mensaje cifrado de Funston. traio 4!
Uerartamento Ge Guerra Ia noticia
de que las tronas americanas entra-
ron territorio de Mexico. E. Secre-
tario Baker recibi6 el mensaje = las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
LORD KITCHENER URGE \ LOS
CfSADOS QUE NGRESEN
Al EJFRCIT0.
servicIo especial para la pRENsA.

LONDRES. Mario -l5.-En IN dis
curse que pronunci6 hoy IN Ia Ca
mara de los ComuneS. Lord kitch-
nar. hizo un liamamiento a tndoS
los hombres easadoS del reino para
que tomen las arnlas.
E. Ministerio de Ia Guerra publ
CO hoy Ia noLicia dc que las fuarzas
de ia Gran BretaIs al mando de-
Pasa a Is pagina 3a.. coiumna "a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
LOS COASUlFS D|cEA QUE NO
HI HABiDO DEHOSTRACIO-
MES HOSTHES en- mexico
AGREGAH QUE TsRP0GO Z kDYiERTE GP0.
SlCI0h 4 Ia EXPEDIGIGN EhYIADa
c0RTRi FRANCISCO VILLA

WASHINGTON, Mario I5.-El
Depar;amento De EStado ha -ecibi-
DO ,noticias lie SITS agenteS conSul4-
res en- IL RapUbIica MeX!cana. di-
cienGo que 10 han ocurrido demos
t-acioneS hoStileS en las ciudadeS de
ella. COMO han &segulado alsunos
periGdicos americanoS. Agregan que
tampoco 50 adIerte oposicion para
Ia e>pedici6n contra Villa, : 4ue 81
hen es c:e-to cue hay atg;ln cescn-
timiento. este no o&ra lugar a COM
plicacioHes. Los c6nSuies de Ia from
terra dan cuenta de q&e todoS los je-
fes za;!itarcs que estan en- las eiu-
6&des u,e,ic2aas de q I&lea diviSoria
son 2Gictos Cerrcnza Y cue pcr ral
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
Homemade dc admiration Mariana
dc CaI-ia.

In r0mii" j" prominenteS ciuda-
danes dn ZaracOza hiuo viaje esre-
rial csta Capital traycndo Tin Men
safe de admiration al emin"ntn IL
tcrato Mariana lie Cavia. quien in
=ra,6 hace POGO tempo q Ia Aca-.
icmia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16

ocho dc IA noche, : 10 llevo en- 81 ac-
TO 4 In Casa Blanca. Dcsputs de una
corta c0nfercncia con eli presidente
Wilson. e. Secretario de Guerra publi-
co las siguientes declaracioncs:
rasa Il lu pigina "a, cOlumnd Ga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
Ell EMBARGO DE APMAS NO PER
JUDICARA A CARRANZA

FL Administrator de la Aduana de
esta ciudad. recibio aviso hoy de de-
tener todos los cargamentos de ar
mas Y municiones que Sc dirijan a
Mexico. Fl nlismo Administrator fue,
sin embargo, autorizado para que
pern,ita e? paso de los cargamentos
de pertrechos que esten destinados
eXclusivamente al gobierno carran-
cista.
FL CORRESPONSAL.
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Sc DICE QUE FUE DEST|TluDO POR FL
KAISER FL ALMRANTE VON TIRPITz
Los AVADORES De los ALIADOS B0HBlRDDEEARON LAS Gu
DADES ALLhANAS De MUNICH, GLADBACK Y ESSfHN

Munich. G.adback y Essen. No -
tiene noticia de los crectos iel bonn
bardro..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
Los AElAD0RES DE Los ALA
Dos B0MBARDEAN CIT
DADES :iLEMANAS.
,rr,icio especial para LA PRENSA.

AMSTERDAM, Mario i5.-Sa dice
qua los aviadores de los a!iados bonn
hardearon Las ciuiades alsmanaS ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-16
OCURRlO UNA EXPLOSION EN- Ell
CUARTEL DE ARTiLLERiA DE
MONTERREY

Por tclegramas prIvadoS que Sc
recibieron aqui hoy, sabese que en-
el cuartel de artilleria de Ia ciuiad
dc Monterrey Sc registr6 una exclo-
sion, ocasionando II muerte de varios
soldados y II destruction de varios
canones, y de una gran cantidad de
mun!cioneS para Ia misma ar'ma. Ell
cuarte! y otros edificios adyacentes
s,lfrieron graves danos causa de la
explosion.
Manuel Garcia Vigil, genera! ca
rrancista, es el comandante de toda Ia
artilleria de IA Division del Noreste.
y estaba en- Monterrey preparandose
para salir junto con Jacinto Trevilo
con rumbo al Estado de chihuahua.
En- los mensajes que dan cuenta de
este suceso, Sc dice que no Sc sabe
que fue 10 que motive ia explosion.