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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-18

Colonial, Wednesday The gifted
dramatic actor Lionel Barrymore. ia
+" A Yellow Streak, a Metro" Won
der play iD FIVE big acts. 2ta1S
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-18

The torpedo boat destroyer Duncan
arrived here Saturday afternoon.
Yesterday she was out on a shaking
down cruise and is expected to leave
here to continue her test trials. The
Duncan has been out Of commission
for nearly two years while repairs
were being made. Lieut.. r. Jacobs
Is In command
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-18
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-18
WILL BE GLAD
TO MEET FRIENDS.
Ex-COngressman Frank O. Smith 10 be
in Town Tonight.

EX-Congresman Frank D. Smith.
who is a candidate for denomination
IN the Fifth Congressional District.
al the Primaries 10 be held the first of
May. viii be at the Hotel Maryland.
Annapolis, tonight at & O'Clock. Mr..
Smith viii be glad 10 meet his frineds
II that time and talk with them about
tho campaign Advertisement
Pauline Frederick, in ''The Spider"
a marvellous Paramount Picture-Co-
lonial, Tuesday. adv. 2tal7
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-18

A party Of members Of the family
Of Mr. and Mrs. Simon s Martin. left
on Saturday n their seven passenger
touring car for Philadelphia. where
they spent the weekend The party
had most delightful trip, and re-
turned yesterday without mishsp Of
any kind.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-18

Pauline Frederick is incompatible
in The Spider" Cclonia, Tuesday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-18

ALU M IN u NJ!

See the Demonstration and
learn the advantage Of using
"Wear Ever" Aluminium, dur
ing the week Of April 18th. ami
get a Qt50c. Stew Pan for 2Jc.
or the Stew Pan free with a 81
purchase or over Of Wear Ever
Aluminium Ware at
ROGERS & co.
1T s07 MAIN ST
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-18

Lionei Barrymore the gifted dra
matte actor and che charming aud tai
ented actress Irene Howley, in "A
Yellow Streak Colonial, Wednes-
day. ad .t2alS
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08
NORWICH GIRLS CLUB
 WILL SEND DELEGATES
To Board Meeting of National League
 of Women Workers.

The Norwich Girls club held a very large and interesting meeting in their rooms in the Thayer building, Tues day evening. All the officers wehe in attendance and delegates were ap- pointed to attend the board meeting of the National League of Women Workers which will be held in Prov idence on Saturday. In the member ship campaign that is being conduct ed the Green team won out and will be treated to a supper in the near fu- ture. The girls are planning to hold a fair and Miss Breckenridge was ap- pointed as chairman of a committee to make the necessary arrangements. The election of officers will take place next month and the following nominat- ing committee was appointed: Miss es Pearl Robinson, Marion Duhame and Mabel Mccarthy.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08
Buy Land for Park Purposes,

At it's monthly meeting on Monday evening the New London court of common council unanimously sustain ed the recommendations of the board or park commissioners that tract of land in Cedar Grove avenue belonging to the estate of Elias F. Morgan be purchased for an athletic field and that another tract bounded by Broad, Parker, Vauxhan and Ledyard streets. owned by Postmaster Bryan F. Mahan, De secured for park purposes. The purchase price of the former is $6,000 and the latter $5,000.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08
COUNTY AGENTS LATEST REPORT

Believes That Both Producer and Consumer Interested Movement Better the Milk Industry-Plans Nearly Complete for the New London County Corn Show Next Month-Total of 157 Bulletins Have Been Distributed Since the Last Report Was Issued.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08
This-and Five Cents!

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip, enclose five cents to Foley & O., 2S35 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, H., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for bronchial coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and back, rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder aiI- ments;- and Foley CaIhartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, especially comforting to stout persona Lee & Osgood co.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08
COMMODORE DON HoUeHToN
 APPOINTS coMMiTTEEs
Five Are Named to Serve Durina En-
 suinu Year,

Commodore Don Houghton of the Chelsea Boat Club has annointed inc following committees fo~ the ensuing year: Real estate, Leroy Robbins, Arthur l.. Peale; house committee. Frank D. Sevin, Daniel Havilaud: boat committee, Dr. F. W. Holms, James T. lso1ster; Chelsea Lodge committee. Frank D. Svin, pr. F. W. Hojns- en, tertainment committee, J. H. Perkins. P. W. Chapman; finance committee Arthur l.. Peale and Walter M. Buck tngham.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08
ST. AGNES GUILD
 HELD MASQUERADE SOCIAL Miss Regina Lambert Won First Prize
 For the Best Costume.

Members of St. Agnes Guild society of Christ Episcopal church held a masquerade social in the guild rooms Tuesday night. All kinds of costumes were in evidence, including clowns, gypsies, Grecians and old fashioned costumes. For the best costume Miss Regina Lambert won the first prize and Miss Ruth McNeil second. In the prize potato race. Miss Elaine Hitchon received the prize. Refreshments of ice cream. cake and coffee were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08
ST. MARY'S PLANNING
 TO CELEBRATE ANNJvERsARy
Committee of Ten Was Appointed and Empowered to Make the Arrange. ments.

St. Mary's T. A. and B. society met tuesday evening in their rooms on Broadway and conducted a regular business meeting. President Francis Twomey was in the chair. Three ap- plications for membership were re- cefved and the president was empow- cred to select a committee of ten to make arrangements for she celebra- tion of the 56th anniversary of the society. Rev. Myles P. Calvin, chap lain of the society. gave a short ad- dress. The committee on the recent whist and dance held reported that it was a success
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08
DIED.

6MlTH-In Occum, Ernest L. Smith of Hanover, aged 57 years. Funeral from the undertaking parlors of George c. Grant, Taftville, Wed nesday, Nov. 8, at o'clock. Burial in the family lot in the Hanover cemetery. Funeral private.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08
FUNERAL.
Gladys Elizabeth Holmes.

The funeral of Gladys Elizabeth Holmes, the infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Owen Holmes of St. Regis avenue, was held on Tuesday morning at o'clock. Burial took place in St. Mary's cemetery. Undertakers Shea & Burke were in charge of the funeral arrangements.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08
Massachusetts Boys Going Home on
 Tuesday,

The Eighth Massachusetts regiment passed through New London Tuesday morning en route for Boston. The Eighth was on a special train which arrived shortly after o'clock and stopped here for several minutes.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08
sewina Circle Meetino.

The first meeting of the sewing cir cle of St. Anne's T. A. society was held Tuesday night. The evening was spent in sewing, followed by refresh ments. At the next meeting of the society the installation of the recently elected officers will take place.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08

Har$ford.-Miss Beatrice Burnes, chief stenographer in the office of the State Board of Health for four years, has presented her resignation to Dr.. John T. Black, secretary of the board.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08

Heard Election Returns at Y. M. C. A.
 Over 15o people heard the election returns at r. M. o. A. Tuesday night A victro;a loaned by the Plaut -Cadden Co. furnished an excellent musical en- tertainment.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08

Danbury.-Danbury has a population of 25,188, according to calculations Price & Lee Co, compilers and pulp fishers of the new city directory.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
.au5alodeu ais @oIfsidendj,.

8etannttid bilocn bic @dubereien
relBenber Siere no9 beute in ben
offenen Wetbe=2 dnoereien oes ameri-
tanii9en Meftens cine Ser bebentz
lihten @ddbisuasen Der gel9aftli=
den 9ornpiebz3udt. S@aTe perSent
ni9t mebr Iebr biele auf Der syrei=
lpetoe eebalten, trpb Der Wersr0bes
ru11s Der @9af5udt i'm garoen, lnb.
oann 1teben S9ofe au9 unter bel
beItanbiserer MufiiGt DON 9irten.
Mber pas RinSpieb lit Die meiite 3eit
iih felbt Iberlohen unb miro leih=
ter bic 8ente BON 8eItien, bpr aaen
BON M0lfen, 0ie aiuar ielten groBes
9ornpleb ansreifen, aber ostp bdufi-
ger lunge &alber, unb bierbur6
einen 0tebitallb i'm Werte bon pielen
bu1oerttaufeno Dollars idbrli9 aer-
ItiDren tDnnen. isaa
Muf bic Wusrottlns Der MIlfe
lelbit TT tn cbiebbarer 3ea mobl tcis
ne MusiiAt rnb nan oarf IGane
frob iein, lpelln es selinst, ba5 llebeI'
eln1germaBen unter Rontrone an
6alten. /
Mie neuerbings, mitseteilt tpirb,
IT Elm fprtfarltt.i6er !Sprnpie4zSlb
ter cut eins b06it einfades unbS Fir.
oas 8ieb barmloies Mittel perfalen,
oas Wolfsge5iiGt aismii4 pirt{am
fern5uhalten. ST lit niaimlib 10 1una
~oeilallfis oubinter ige.ommsn, rab
Meifer Ssssrim ipen1gItens sic
IN b1elen Gegenben bauIenbe Sat
tung bar9 oas @eflinaet elmer
aetpD4nliten &ubslode, Dos fir mon.
de Meni@entin0sr entSiidenb 1T.
arg erIdredt miro. Geit CT biefe In
terei ante gatoeduns semodt Fat,
lanst er alien ieinen junsen aalbsrn
l9on balo na@ Der Gebur. aubalpt.
fen an. Sn Der @ailon 1915 bat er
iiber 1000 folde peripenoet, unb CT
1T ppm @rsebnis febr befrieeigt.
Wenn iid nur nidt f9lteblib Sir
WDlfe an bteie Muiit e%etp0bnen!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
Gleftriides 2rclden.

+. Man@e foeen .i6or iebt borous,
haB III naber 3Itunft audi Sic
GampfzO y ef9mafdiMe. bic bon tie
len als bas nlebte @ort" auf bie5em
@ebiete betradtet tpprosn mar,
fGninben poer bltrd eleftride Ma.
lAinerie ber0rdngt iperoe.
@ig jeBt 1T 0as e1ettrf9e Dre-
ld)el, ~alerbings er1t iii {eineu Mnfdn=
gen unb iebr Derein5elt olfsetreten.
Wabrideinlt@ bas erite 8eiIpiel Der
Mnipenbuttg elmer eleftriT1en 9reids
ma19tle in Der @el9idte oes @tuas
teS Hanias lit I'M perfloNenen Som.
mer i'm gprntD 9idin1on porsetp,mz
men. Sine @ruppe Sarmer an elmer
2epfalitdt par ni9t imftonbe, e:ne
Daanpf= 9 ei9maihime INN bic 53eit
al e~nsaaieren, ba tie oieielbe beourft
hatten. 9iele Rotlage sab ibnen ben
MnitpB ba5u, elettri1@e Dre1dma=
|dinerie aH5uf4affen; % iie aber
ein3elh fi4 iolGes nidt lei1ten tonn=
ten, 10 griinoeten tie gu oielem 9ez
butt elmer RooperatipzNerbanb fell
tel, Nttien i'm @efamtbetraae, con.
$1,000 ens ulb taliften einen Mo.or
Inb etnen Su9eh0risen r@eparotor".
Den elettrilden Strpm erla1aten lie
aug Den llebermittlunss=2inie elmer
aeipDbnliten gletirii@lidt Geiea=
i4ait, uno nit oieIer Musfattuna
oroi6en ite ibren Wei5en febr err
folsrei6 als. lleberOies bradfen lie
Die Soften bes Musbrefdsns I'm
9plle SO prp5ent berab, nd;nl=
lib BON 8 aalf 4 Gents PRO 9ufbel.
Dieie Griparnis 5ablte iaou aleinI
fur bic Musifottltng, unb ser Mppa=
rat TIT bag aemeinIome Gigentum ser
6armer, pelde ppn alien tiinftigen
Serle9enleiten beaiigli9 Musore=
l6un9s= Ja3tlitaten befreit iinb unb
Iid Sic 3eit ielber ipdblem t0nnen.
@s peritcbt li9 pon lelbft, oob
bieie Tarmer li6 in 3utunft ars-
i1liebli6 On bic elettri1de Ginrib.
ting bdltel n,roen; unb eaeIia ole1e
g poraigliN tepabrt fat, 10 1T an
lbser GinfiibruM an Dielen anberen
Drten pobl nidt au ameifeln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
beibe, ben Iein yaone ipdr % oo=

belize, ben lein Nome ipdr % oos
rum.
Mell, ih ben benn mein 5piet19
get.art; ib ben selost, ipas bic Sf=
flee Don &ountie aommiiGener 10 e
importen!e ipal I'm oaB Die 3itttiens
aassude miiBte, Dos ie Ell Mann
eledte oebte ipo ebbes Deritebn buff
I'M no bieieibs bos au9 tein &rud Is.
Soipeit pie i9 lebn Tam, fam tein
Daut Drilpiper lein, tper 10 Ell Mann
is, ND ge bratl biepenbe tonne I'M for
zen &ielen loa ieber for ben bette
Mann itimme, iii oas is Der Miiter
9 oorum! 60, be ben i) ben gatI9
sema9t 9e6abt! Mas iebt tomme
Is, oas is aria ldneI TONNE: Sd
i'm enausgeiGmiiIe tporbe, ben ebaut
{ 9ubeno &ids frisgt I'M ben nit
mein Sreuno G3riit ii. bic Dunfel=
belt 3sltanne, fpo mer nod ben
freunoli9e 3uruf seb0rt 6en,, bab lie
ali Die 9unot in ben Wideti9 an
urs ftde bebts, tpenn mer nit ir brei
Minnits auticit bes Iaunldipp nd-
re. Wea, mad Die freunbli9e Snz
oitebl9en bat eS llns nod feline 3 m ei
Ninntts 9enomme, I'm en- Mtomobil
ben MGR ouA nit sebabt,
ge9t MIDI epes nit Die gauge pal-
Lids!
Mit arlerbano Ndtung
Subrs trulie
Meif 9aber al.
gsfpeier uno 5Aeriff BON Qppel Sad
Splie Serrer aauntie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
9etten. M.nn nun @sttsn il

gettea. @sna man 9stten in
Galf5lmHlern, Sc LANCE nic6t aez
b.aito1t nuroen, aUrdpGrinea pia, 10
nut man einige 9oraer fparmaemaate
Sieinirisge nit heibea MQiFsr un1
.egt lie IN be SetteH. aiiTen uno
9fden aanft MON aarii6sr ot!f. Gs
9lbt rtehts l%lnsetUa6ares as gette1
IN talteH 5fmms,n, Die tanqe rid1t
oentigt iporosn IJnl, lpeil Ii4 in oell-
lelteH o'lrcA Die G~5tpcrlpdr.ne sFell6z
ft9te!t e%ltiDideIt, telc1e cine lusQe
oon Iheumati5men uno .8etorr6en
llao. 8o5 0loBe Gin5d5en in einerl
iold!sn Simmer IN Sen 4benoiluuoeu
Jt1il9t niSt, Bic 6eudtiafsjt gu GER
trel5erJ ia IS trd9t logar 3u oeren
@nttridlun9 lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
Seaften Sic bic Ir5eise lit Sicicr 3eiz
fltng Jenen Spnltta9 nno Witttluud,.
Sic @aaren inn hier mn lest lit sic
3ett, bieicl6eu sli f%aufet.
Gnteiue 3hee.a anuen.

Gs besnhlt lid III iparen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
- @e,t,t es Giien,paarem
nnD, SanHen's babem iie''
9anHen's mDNemts
Tide Oaranins.

&erfaif beainut Muntns Mpreet, beit
4. S%c5cmber, ititn cttbct SurnStaa,
hen 8. Sc5embcr, Mbenos 9 llbr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-15
J2cinto Treviio saIi6 de ChiFua'
hua diriigienhOse al sur
Va a quejarse mt Carranza que su fracase
Sc debi6 a la politica de Obregoll y Murgu1a
correspondence Especial para L. PRENs,

.GrrrSpOrdcncia Especial para L. PRENSh
CIUDAr DE MEXICO. piciem-
brc i0.-Un extcnso informe de las
operacioncs anilitares contra las fuer
q viIilstas ha side rendido al Minis
tcrio De Ia Guerra por el general
Francisco Murguia. nombrado 'jef1
de las operacioncs' en- chihuahua CT
sustituci6n del general Jacinto ire
vino. Tai informe revela que las
tropas del gobierno de facto m2nda-
das por Murguia, derrotaron Dor
complete a las fuerzas r~evclUcioua-
rias de Francisco Villa en- Estacion
Horcasitas. haciGndoles mas de Ocho-
cicntos muertos Y QujtdndoIes cano-
nes, ametralladores. rifles Y Una
gran cantiGad de municiones. Glen
vilIistas. capturados por las tropas dc
Murguia en- Horcasitas, punto donda
Sc libr6 Ia gran batalIa, scgun sc re
fiere en- cl parte. fucron ei"cutados
Dor disnosici6n DC Murguia. en- CRU
nos de y e individuos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-15
,.orrr.nnndencia Esnrcial para u pRENsN

torrr>ponden'ia Especial para IN PRhN>>
Ell PASO, Tex. Diciemb"c ID
Los amerjcanos que residcn en- Oh.
huahua, Parral, Torr@6n, Durango
Y ctras po5laciones de csa region,
han sido ~advertidos de que dabcn
a~3anc1nar IA Renubt!ca AeXlcana '
tra>ladarso 4 los EstadoS Cnados.
Esta noticia, aSl como otraS reta-
cicnadas con Ia situaci6n III Ia CAPT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-15
Murguia ipforma a Obreg6n que
aniquiI6 a Francisco Villa
tambien que ell jefe rebelde huy6
a Iasierra sin haber tocado la c. de Chihuahua

Garcia, demand0 IN page de $1,000
ORC por cabeza, como derechos. Gar
cia Sc torn6 iracundo ' anunci6 que
e., como agcnte del gobierno carran-
cista, no tenia que pagan cerechos.
Diaz, desppes ic una discussion entire
el V Garcia. Gee Sc dice dur0 to-
da la tarde de! sabadU, anuncio que
81 no Sc pagaban los $40 oro por
caheza, el ganadc no vendria a FL
Paso. Hizo contar el ganado, Y lc
resultaron aproximadamente $40 ca
hezas. por 10 que Garcia page cerca
de $500, anteS de que el ganado
pasara-
Cuando lego cl ganado a este ID
do, Sc hizo IN recuento oficia! Y
r~esultaron ser 607 cabezas, pero no
hubo que pagan mas derechos.
En- les registros dc Ia aGuana
americana. cI que ha de recibir e.
garado cs 'Go6icrno de Mexico, An
drts 6. Garcia, Dallas, Tex" Los
registros lie la aduaaa demuestran
que Ell sitado pasaron Ell rio II ca
rios de ganado, con Sos cabezaS en-
totaI. consignadas por cl gobierno
de IL repd5lica Dc Mexico, c. Jua.
Iel, Mexico. al go6ierno dc Ia n.isma
repGhiica, Dallas, Texas. Andres G..
Garcia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-15
correspondence Especial para IL PRENsA-

| correspondence Especial para La PREHsA
Ell PASO. Tex, Diciembre 10
Ran6rase &c una manera insistente
aue ell general Jacinto TreviNo hugo
| de Ia ciudad de Chihuahua. con Glen
soldados de los que tenia 4 SUs or
deEes. dirigiendose al Sur, probable.
merte con intenciones de- tomar e
tren en- Jimenez, para Girigirse a "a
c;udad De Queretaro, para confe'
rerciar con el Primer Jefe, antes de
p~resentarse al Ministro de "a Cue
ira, Aware Obregon.
Trevino. Sc dice. era practicamen-
te un ~prisicnero de Murguia, quieO
habia dispuesto que permaneciera en-
In ciudad de chihuahua. sin mando
de tucrzas. hasta que Ii Sccretaria
De Guerra orderara 81 debia 0 70
traSladarse 4 Ia capital de II Repi,
i1ica- Trevino IA a co~nfcrenciar
con Carranza, 4 Quien p0ndra al tan
10 de las yerdaderas causas cue me-
~tivaron su fracaso en- Chihuahua
Por 10 Il Sc sabc en- ~fuenteS, pEi-
vadas. Trcvino esca profundamcnce
G;sguSrado con Obrcg5u Y Murguia,
= guieres juzga los autores del uiti-
mo lriunfo de Villa, pues 10 aejaron
abandonadc cuando necesit2ba del
a~uvi.io. con tlGa prcmedicacion. pr
"a nu.isica~lc : hacerlo ~aparecci az,
te Carran~a : Il opinion pUbiica.
como rn .aepto ' N cobarde.
Trev.Ro ha Silo siempre TN Gle
mearo nc-amente carrancists Y GUAM
.as vecss ha ~i6o ~nccesariO, Ia des-
truido los planes politics. del Mi
nistro de "a Guerra. Oregon. quieu
aparentcm-nte apoya al Primer Jc-
fe. perc en- reaIidad csta aproyechan
do ell pucsto que desempena, para
atraerse a los ~priEcipaIes jefes mi
~lilare, norque 81 proposito es el de-
~conyer,;~se cu un hombre ms fucr-
e u Cal~auza = estar on condicj0
mes de c~nfrentaCSe q este en case
r~cceSario. O6rcgoH. pues. buScaba
IA elimination de TreviHo, que era
cl cncmiro mas formidable que te-
MIA. I'D solo POI suS conocimienccs co
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-15
iSALUD 0

Que rreficre listed: Salud . Fl.
queza? 81 cs salud, podc'nos .rro.
"orcionar a listed ell medic de obte.
nerla, tomGndo Ell ALMA COZ
DIAL. Ia maravillosa medicina Que
produce tan buenoS efcctoS para las
Intermediates del Corazon, H;a&Ir,
Pulmones. Dcbilidad N"rviosa, To,.
Catarr", TisiS. Rcsfrios Pasados. K2u
matismo, Dchiiidad. Ayma Sangrc
Impura y de los Rinones. Envic 81
nombrc Y direction para mandaric
detIIles SCORE csta medicinal Y nueS-
TIA oferta especial.
MILLER q CO., Station a. Box So.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXiS:-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-15
La Fabrica de PaPel de San Rafael
reanudara sus trabajos

Por acucrdo superior, Ia Direction
de Bienes Intervonidos dara toda
clase de Facilitates, a efecto de que
los f~errocarrilcs de Xico Y San Ka-
facl. que esta9 actualmente name
.jados per dicha dependencia, hagan
81 urifico regular con las fabricaS
en- Dapc, de San Rafael, pudiGndose
de esta II conse ruir que a la
MAYOR brevcdad Sc .nuden los IRA
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Sc nomh,6 Ruevo C0asu|
csrraBGista en- Eagle
Pass al ST.. |. Con-
zaIez TrsVinO
SUCEDERA AL SR. GUiLLERMO
SEGUIN, QUEEN HA SlDO
TRASLADADO a NUE.
VA ORLEANS
Va van a l~anzarse al pueblo mexi-
cano los puevos "paPeies
del gobierno de facto
correspondence Especial para Ia iRENSA

Gurrr>huEdencia Especial para la lkENSA
EAGLE PASS. Diciembre IS
Hace alguras semanas empez0 a ru-
morarse con insistencia. que e. ac-
tual consul c~arranc;sJa en- Eagle
Pass. ST.. Guillermo Seguin, seria en-
breve removldo de su puesto, pues
que habia va otra persona designa-
ia para ocuparlo.
Hoy, estas noticias han tenldo
plena confirmation. puesto que va
ha recibido su nombramiento IN u
vo consu! en- Eagle Pass, que ma
mana ocupara ell lugar de ST. Sc
gum.
FL nucvo consul, cs q 81. Luis
Gonzalez Trevino, comercianlc h&ce
tempo e~stablccido Ell esta pcb2a-
cion.
En- cuanco al ST.. Seguin, sard tias
ladado, 0 cl mismo cargo 4 Ia c!o
dad de Nucva Orleans.
La carestia de la vida en- Mszico
A pesar de cuanto los pcrijdicos
del gobierno de- facto haa ven.do
a~segurando, sobre ma mcjoria no.
able en- Ia situaci@n genera. de IL
ciudad dc Mexico. clrtaS rccihidas
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Villa hugo sin haber tocado Ck:hua
hua en- su cetirada. c

Ia part" mas Importance Hci lhi'r.
me de MGrEuia reHdI"2 II Minister"
Gc ia Guerra, cS "a que ace que VI
LA no TOGO "a ciuuad &c OhlA'ah0a
on 81 retirada, Ia que eiectr" con so
10 cu~atrocientos bandldoS oue pnd"
rcunir en- N@rola. ayuG"oo For s.
lazar, Tribe, Qu"v"do- Martin Lone7
y otros. pueS ci resJo de los res MI!
hombreS que tenla 2 suS oraeneS, Sc
la disHocS@, hrycndo en- toaas d:rcc-
Clones"
T.Ycpo dice Nur~u;a ouc cl lta
,rn. del actual las fuprzas dc su man
do hicirror 81 crtraGa q "a ciudud de
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Atencion al Pubiico

I'm II ra!ic DC T~ampirn M. 81. liza gHrha-
10 alberto mi ESTABLISHMENTS dc rIriiU..
En ella, rmr0uirnra USED IU mcinf Ell rrr
vera iI"laIa de- tUdG> las marra>
E>merU prnItiind on cl >Pr,iciD.
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vic a dicho general el siguiente men,
safe: Gel cXito alcanzado por listed
en- este hecho de armas viene Il rati,
ficar mi profecia hecha al Primer Je-
fe. al proponerle confiar . listed Ia
tarea de batir a Villa. En- mi nom
bre V en- ell del Ejercito ConS;itucio-
nalista, reciba listed mi felicitaci6n
entusiasta.'
Sc cngana al Primer Jefe ) al pueblo
Como Sc We por 10 anterior, Muir
guia Y Obregon, al hacer plblicos
los triunfos' alcanzados Sobre Eco.
Villa en- ell EstadO de Chihuahua,
enganan al Primer Jefe Y al pueblo,
pues a ambos Sc les informa que vi
la ha sido aniquilado Y que las tro-
Pas del gobierno de facto dominan c!
Estado dc chihuahua, cuando Ia yer
dad es otra. segdn los informes de
los viajeros que han lIegado " IA
frontera, los que han traido las pruc
Las de los dcsastrcs sulr!Gos por Ia,
fueTZas caIranclStaS.
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I'm coronel cx.viiiists Sc unio a
francisco Villa.

De acuerdo con las iniormacio-
mes traidas dc Chihuahua. Antonio
Trllln. tw c"l"ueI rcvriu.imuaTi"
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Intervene ci administrator dc
sduana de c JusreL

Il administrator dc Ia Aduau#
Alberto plaa, a SAFER los act"s Il