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Arizona republican., 1916-07-12
VORCE GRANTED


 Lewis was granted a divorce from James Lewis in Judge Stanfords court yesterday. Mrs. Lewis testified that her husband abused her and his cruel ty on one occasion made it necessary for her to have him placed under ar rest. She said she did not know the exact whereabouts of Lewis, but be- lieved he was in New Mexico.
 ATTEND HEARING-The state tax commission yesterday held a hearing inqriring to the leases of the surface rights of tie Tom Reed Gold Mining company NJ F. Moerdyke, president of the company; w. J. Lawrence, sec retary; E. M. Rabb. superintendent, were in attendance. The commis- sicn ordered the officials to furnish further data as to the leases.
 BETTS IS oUALlFIED.-(Adv) If
Arizona republican., 1916-07-12
GONE TO FLAGSTAFF-Stat

Game Warden G. NJ. Willard left yes terd3y morning for Flagstaff, where he will confer with officials of thc forest reserve, in regard to the pro- sections of the state.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Stored Water Supply
Water Service Report for July ii

Elevation of water in reser
 Voir at a. m. ........... 211.G6 Contents, acre feet ........ ,236. .622 Loss in A hours, acre feet. 3.133 Elevation one year ago .. 220.95 Contents one year ago ..1,299, 907 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers, NJ. I. .............. 26.400 Normal flow water for lands
 up to year ............. 1886 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation, north side, M. I. . 54,37o Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation. south side, M L.. 29,1O0
Arizona republican., 1916-07-12
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday ..92 Rainfall yesterday ................. 2 ROBERT Q. GRANT.
 MeteorlOgist.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-12
S. p. ADVERTISING AeENT-Au

brey Drury of San Francisco, repre- sentative of the advertising bureau of the Southern Pacific, is in Phoenix fc z awhile, to look over the country and to take a trip over the Apache Trail, with view to obtaining more adver- Using literature for the $. P. circulars.
 WHERE ARE THESE kEYS?-A buch of four keys on a ring and all carried in green leather folder. were dropped somewhere in the downtown district yesterday. They are of no value except to the own er Finder will confer a favor by returning them to Simpson at The Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-12
Phoenix Auto Top Co.
 4O7 N. 1st St.

Auto tops and cushions maoe and repaired. Only exclusive auto up- hoIstery shop in state. Seat covers for all makes of cars
 Mart. j. Mayer, Prop.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-12
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

degrees
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, 4 degrees
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 2s1 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January 1st to date. 3.10 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1st to date. BIO inches.
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January |. DOS inches.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-12
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

The Woodman's Circle will hold it's regular weekly dance at Patrick hall tonight.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-12

eETTs IS oUALIFIED.-(Ady) if
Arizona republican., 1916-07-12

BETTS IS QUALIFIED.-(Adv) If
Arizona republican., 1916-07-12

RETTs IS oUALlFIED.-(Adv) If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18
GERMAN PAPERS
BACK H0LLWEC
Deny His Peace Discussions
Weakened Teutons'
Position
DO NOT FEAR BRITISH
~ CARL W. AckERmAN
United preas staff Corresponde "

~ CARL w. ACkERMAN
United Press staff Correspondent
BERLIN. july is.~-iYeading Ger
man newspapers are now rallying
to the support OF Chancellor Won
Bethmsnn. liollweg. who has been
under attack by the advocates OF
unrestricted submarine activity.
They deny that the chanceliors
peace discussions have weakened
/ the position OF Germany, and re-
assert their confidence IN the dc.
I feat OF the allied offensive
Don't Fear Offensive
The t,okal Anteiger commenting
upon tho foreign press interpreta'
tion OF the chancellor's opposition
To annexation OF Belgium. declared
today
IT is absolutely gro,esaue 10
consider the chanccllor's position
as Indicating a fear Of the military
future Every judicious.minded
German has strengthened bis con
fidence In the outcome OF the al
lied offensive
The Cologne Gazette and other
Journals are outspoken IN their
faith IN Won Re,hmann-Holiweg
They declare Il would be an insane
move 10 swap horses In the mid
die OF the stream"
DO Not Talk Peace
For the most part. prominent
Germans are not discussing peace
az this time. preferring 10 await
the outcome Of tho allied offensive.
All the critics believe the British
will be unable 10 recoVers from
their early failures to make great
headway. altho Il Is realized that
the fighting is not over
The Cologne Gazette points out.
for instance. that the British have
huge reserves In Flanders enabling
them TO attack with freSh troops.
Mai Moraht. referring 10 the op-
erations al verdun. declares tina,
the Germans will continue TO fol.
low their prcFent policy OF defense
BY attack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18
Why Society Women
Wash Their Own Hair

Few realize how many society
women now wash their own hair.
not because II II u fad. but be
cause they wish To obtain the
greatest POSSIBLE hair beauty and
be sure they are not using any.
thing harmful. The thousands
who have found that In washing
the hair II is never wise 10 use a
makeshift. but is always advisable
10 use a preparation made for
shampooinE only. say they get the
best results from simple home
made canthrox mixture. You can
enjoy this. the best that IL known.
for about three cents a shampoo
BY getting some canthrox from
your druggist. and dissolying "a
tcaspoonfui In a. cup OF hot water.
Your shampoo In now ready. Aft
err its use the hair dries rapidly
with uniform color Dandruff. en-.
cess oil and dirt are dissolved and
entirely disappear Your hair Will
be 80 fluffy that II will look much
heavier than IL In. Its lustcr and
softness ~iil also delight You.
while the stimulated scalp gains
the health which insures hair
growth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18
COUNCIL WILL REOPEN FIGHT
TOBUY TICKETS ON STREET CARS

A supreme court decision Is
asked. In n resolution intro.
duccd IN council Monday night
by Councilman Erickson. on the
question OF selling tickets on
street ears
The council voted four 70
three for the resolution. which
directs the corporation counsel
TO take tho matter up forth.
with.
The public service commits
sion ruled that the company
should sell tickets on street
ears. where tho public could
conveniently buy them. at tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18
Bring Out Your
Hidden Beauty

beneath that soiied. diseoiored.
faded or aged complexion IL one fair
20 look upon. Mercollred wax VIII
gradually. gently absorb the devitai-
fxed surface skin. revealing the
youthfuiiy fresh. white and beautiful
sk5n underneath. Used by refined
women who prefer eompiexions u
true naturainess. Mercolixed wax IN
one ounce package. with directions
for use. IL sold BY all druggtsss-Ad-
vertlsement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18

SAN FRANCISCO. July IS
Just as Mrs. Geo. Walker was en-
tering her home to tell her sick
husband that she had obtained
work ut last and could get him
the medicines Re needed. he com.
ml,ted suicide By drinking four
rnfsonH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18
GERMANS LAUNCH
COUNTER ATTACKS

PARIS, July is.--The Germans
have launched q heavy counter at
tack against newly won French 20
sitions west OF Peronne. the war
office announced today. Thus far.
ali German attacks south OF tho
Somma have been rcpulset. but
heavy fighting 10 stiIi going on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18
WELL, WELL! HERE'S old PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP co. BACK AGAIN

NEW YORK. July ls.-Thc Pa
ctfic Mail company. which aban'
dnned ita service year ago. de-
claring tho La Toilette act made II
impossible to continue profitable
business. today announced the re-.
sumption OF service between San
Francisco and the Orient ON Au'
gust 10.
The company has bought the
steamers Ecuador. Venezuela and
Colombia. at u cost OF 81 .000. 900
each. from the Royal Dutch West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18

India Mail Co. Tho Ecuador viii
sail from San Francisco August 10,
tho Venezuela September 10. and
the Colombia October 7
Officials said that II the venture
proved profitable. they will install
a fleet OF steamers In tho new
service. High freight rates and the
fact that the company has been d.
vorced from control by the South
ern Pacific railroad make them
believe they can make money, they
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18
BEAT COAST ON
CAPITAL SHIPS

WASHINGTON, July ia
Pacific coast senators today
were defeated. ~ 20 40. In an
attemp, 20 provide by amend
ment 20 the general naval bill
that three OF the proposed
capital ships be malntsined
permanently on the Pacific
coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18

SAN RAFAEL. Cal. July is
I've got whopper." shouted
1nrlton Crane while abalone flsh.
ing. no, he's got me" he yelled
moment later nH HIS companions.
with a crowbar. rescued him from
an abaionc 20 inches In diameter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18
|lNFANTlLE DISEASE
STRIKES WOMAN, 81

SAN FRANCISCO. July Is
Miss u. vogel. 81. was declared by
Superintendent o'Neiii. OF ths isoia.
ton hospital. today to bs suffering
from infan,Iie paralysis. !, IL the
first time an adult has been AZ
flietea with the disease here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18
Sl36,ooo IS VOTED
TO COMBAT DISEASE

WASHINGTON. July is-An
emergency appropriation Of iisb..
900 was voted today by the house
for the public health service in It's
fight against infantile paralysis In
Nav York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18

ratio OF ak for a quarter.
The superior court % Thurs
ton county knocked tho ruling
out. and there the matter has
rested since.
Erickaons resolution requires
the corporation counsel 10 adj.
wise the council II an ppeal
can still be had. and II not. what
other steps can bo taken.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.-survivors
OF the steamer Ramos. sunk of
the North Carolina coast Wednes
day. said two of the crew we're
drawn into the water by sharks
when a iifepoat oapsiEed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18
CLAIM WOMAN HELD

MARTINEZ. Cal. July is.--Tha'
Mrs. G.. W. Scott II being held 4
prisoner In a hospital here because
she csnno, pay her hospital blu
vas the charge today Of her hus
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18

FRIENDS OF Capt. r. D. Hughes
filled the Church OF the lmmacu.
late Conception Sunday morning
where Low mass was said over the
remains. interment took place In
Calvary cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18

ALL MEN who have signified
an intention OF joining Battery A.
First field artillery, National Guard
OF Washington. viii meet Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18
Here l. the Most Convinc-
ing Testimonial for the
Regal Dentists

Just read It and then think what
~ means 10 you.
- dentist in Salt Lake city tried
to pull a tooth for me. and thought
he would pull my head off But all
he did was 10 break the tooth. Then
7 had another dentist try TO take the
roots out But I Jared as bad In his
hands as did In the first dentists.
So I thought ! would take one more
chance and try the Regal Dentists.
and I am more than pleased that
aid. for they took the roots out for
me. and - did not hurt bit,
MRS. W. 7 HUTCHINSON
"i11O virginia 81"
After reading frank. straightfor-
ward statement like that. how can
YOU possibly have any doubts that
we can do as We claim we can. per-
form any and all kinds OF dentistry.
and do II absolutely without hurting
| the patient a bit
we have a staff OF the very high
est class dentists that has ever been
gathered together in the Northwest
Each and every one Of them has his
Icertificate from the state dental
board hanging right on the wall In
front 81 his dental chair. In plain
sight Of all
/ Each and every one Of them has
graduated from the best dental col
ltages, which means that they have
I spent years OF hard and persistent
study under competent instructors
Ito learn their profession and learn
lit thoroughly.
! Your teeth arc one OF the most
important parts of your anatomy.
III YOU could realize Just how I'm
lportant n is to keep them IN perfect
lcondttion. you wouldn't delay an
other minute. You would get to our
office Just as fast as you possibly
could II won't cost YOU cent 20
have our eSper, dentists give you n
Thorough examination and an es-
lfimste ~ Just what II win cost "a
have YOUR mouth pot into perfect
lrnndltlsn And " Will 30 worth D
great dcgi more than e. viii cost 20
Have thts done ana Law. It done
right away,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18

FIRE MARSHAL eRiNoHURsT
IL investigating the origin OF the
mysterious fire which destroyed
a residence Monday night at bsth
ave. and Andoyer II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18
SWEENEY SPEAKS

no Sweeney OF Seattle. assistant
secretary OF tn. interior. addressed
the Seattle Commercial Club at
noon Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-18
Regal Dental Offices

Dr. a.. %. CLARK, Manager
1905 Third Ave, y. ". Cor. Thsrl
sad InisA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-18
r.ncciaI na.a [! rRENsl:

ir'"G""i;'i Especial Para L.
ATLANTIC CIfE. Nov.'iaD"r Il"
-HrrsoaaS on" :" cn'urn'raa h''A
informadaS &r"rca d"l N''''&''''"
curse IN" han l!eNaI" IaH r"'.'-
"rnriaS ntnrnarIonat"S que - ''''''-
bran "n esIa riudad. aS"@HraH iu"'
r-p''ll" "' Ia -''''.'"N ''"'
"a" rirro ar ''' r'a'."o ~ '''".,.,'' .,.,
d1r"il'io que '>'" p.'N''''' '''' "' -,
-i', ]" '.,"'" ''' 80 - -.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-18
E DIA 50 DEL iCTHAl HI 81.
Do DECRETAD0 pOR VII SON
PARA OAR GRACIlS'
RFCGHIEEDA QUE Al DIR GRacIAS POI
LAS HFRCIDFS RFGISlDAS Sc tliVER
PRICES FJ}. la PAL UNIVERSAL
,clrrra,na Especial para IL PEENSi

sGlttlfaElI I->.9tflii p''i Z" ~ '''-'''-''
WASHINGTON, Noviembrc H.
F! pres;dcnte Wilson expidio hoy IN
Gac~eto por el cual designa Official
mente como 'Dia de Oar Gracias' e!
iucves 30 del actual. FL teXto &c d.
che dccreto es como sigue:
"DesGe hace mucho tempo ha 81
do costumbrc de nucst. pueblo el"-
var precas ' acciones de gracias uno
de los dias del fertil otono. l! Dios
ToIopoGr~oso por sus bead;cioacs y
mercedes concedidaS / nosotrcs y .
Ia nacion.
FL ano que h. transcu.rido desdc
que observamos Ia Ultima vez nues-
tro ''Dia de Gracias." ha Sido rico en-
benIicioncs para nuestro pueblo, pc
70 no asi para e! reSto del mlndo que
Sc halla sumido en- una terrible que
IRA.
EN- medic de nuestra paz felIcl'
dad nuestros penSamientoS tropleZan
con aflicciCncs inquietudes por Ia
lucha Y con los sufrimicntoS de las
naciones en- guerra Y de los puebIoS
| sobre Ouieres In terrible contlcnda
! ha desatado sus calamidades. sin que
ello< la hayan escogido Y sin probabl-
lidades por su parte de escapar eSoa
! desastres. No podemos por 10 tanto'
pensar en- nuestra propia feilcldad,
sin traer a nuestraS mentes Ia des-
gracia lastimosa que sobre aquel.os
pesa.
"Por consiguiente, Io, Woodrow
Wilson, Presidente de los Estado;
Unidos de America, designo el jueve:
80 de Novicmbre como el dia naclo
nal para dar gracias y elevar nueS'
tras preccs. recomendandO al pue
(iaSa Ia III. p!ana. col. .a.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-18

TriCframa Especial para l.! 'i'r.\9A'
WASHINGTON. NOvicmbrr IL
La prcnsa de csta capita! ln-"rja o."
sus cdirioncs de hoy. una drriaF2-
riIn del ScccrtariO LanSl@, "n IA
rual dicho funrionario da >"@lIi'!-
dadrs de- que ana L"hida pro;"rcI"h
Y apoyo diplomaiiro :" p"">taria
4 los intrrcses l"giIim"s am""lran"S
on 81 ryfranirro. roDSidcranG"S" "A
,os rirculoS iiplOmatiroS y "i.'Iai"S
dc osta capital. tales d"rlararion"S.
como Ia indiraci6n d" I'm ram5i7 "'r
poIitira hacia Mexico.
Aun1ur Ia carta Del S"crrtarI"
Lansing rn Que 50 conIrnH 'aI "'-
clarari6n. So rcfirrn "Sp"ri:iram"n-
to Al nncyo rmpriStiIn chino. 81 IAN
.ionario aludido hizo >u ircIararl"a
do ,al modo amp.ia. lU" pu"dr aba"-
ear tambiGn a IA question m"N!raiA
y n crcrnria general rS Ia de l""
rut hrrha a pron"Sll" %' 'Sa Ili"I''-
ra.
Los dipIomatico> maniTi"stan HH'
go noIa una gran .iivrr@rnrIa "nir'
IN arlitud eXpreSada por 81 rrrSI-
dnnfr Wilson on algunos d. Su1s dis
cursos accrca del probl9ma m"Nira-
no V la que So csboza en- Ia carta Dc
Lansing. Dicrsc que tanto "l pr"S!-
tra,c. como Lansing cSlah aA9-
"a obrandO bajo Ia impression reel
bida Dor algunaS lie las concIucl"n"S
rne So ha llcgado on las ronfrreH-
cias de Atlantic City. Cast desda ct
principio de esas contcrenrIaS' ''
Srcrctar;o Lane icfc. de Ia d"Iega-
icon americana. fuG de opinion Que
cl crradto De Mexico drpcnIia De Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-18
Carronza hare q eaba-
llo el via:e q Querf taro
Per I'M nuevo decretn 50 diSp3nH qh"
no So areptarin lbs infa!Siii-
cables para cl pago del I'M
pueSt0 federal.

CfUDAD DE MENICO, NoviembTe
1--Fl Primer Jefe FenuStiano Ca
rranZa. deberd salir hoy para Ia c'u-
dad DC Quer&t2ro, y segdn Sc sAoe'
hari el viaie 4 lomo de cabaLo, por
I2 cual no Sc es2era que ilegue Z Ia
citada c;udad antes del dia primero
g D;ciembre.
FL obieto del viaje del Primer jS-
fe es el de estar presente en- las Sc
stones del Congreso Constituyente.
Aa5es de p"rtir Carranza expidio III
nucvo decreto por el cual Sc dispone
Que los billetes infaisificab:es que ha-
ce tempo puso en- circulation el GO
bierno. no ser;in aceptados para e.
pago del impuesto federal del Tim
bre.
No ha dejado de causar eXtranezs
en- esta capital, n determination de
primer jefe de hacer el viaje caba'
llo estando corriendo trenes Dor la
Was del Central Nacional que pa
san Dor Queretaro, pero Sc cree qut
10 hace por tenor de que pudierai
volar el tren en- que hiciera el viaje
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-18
EUEViN{HTf Los V.Li|STAS
CoRTiR0N Ia GOHljF|ck-
CI0N CiE CHIHUtHOA
DcStrrlycron la via Y cUriaron IA
COMMUNICATION tclcgrafica crr";t -.
de TcrrazaS y capturai'nn
uIm trpn.
Al sur DE- GYIH. Los VIjISTAi E2T!#
HDY ACIFnS 7 N}IN PIES TGAhH
De IHp[n!G EL ipAH { IF E!lh3tlA
Correspondence Especial para IL PEENSN.

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I'll PAN'. N"r' WV - ','..' 49,, :.
La ariIEI'a" IT. 10. '''~.,'N q :.
lar=" de- t'rf"Ia'F'' ',''''' ', 49, ','''
Il" ";"N" 'a p''iIr' Il IL '''"'..,'
Chfuahua. AVER I"' S",tG'''"'''' -
traffic" con 2N'''A r'"'''''' '' GU
"a dr que una 'aI'''i' >''''''' ~,
aparrr'" t"rra 'l' I'''"I'H' rS''' =, ,'''
siinada t"T'a Hi>''''''" w. '''I.
huahua. rapi'lr" Ill '''h que - VI
ri=ia al Nori' y "'NiFut'h'" !" J."
firr"a y i'"1F"i!'a. u'J' 'h','''"'''-
rado al General IFrNia" '"H Il iF""
terra.
W ha >ido poS:hl" sah"r n SG'r
tc IL rorrii un tr'n d" pa@alrr"s 4
saIicndo roa rumho q ia rludad de-
rh;huGhia, .a'ii dr Ciula .Ilirrz
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-18
Lansing dyo que Sc dQrla protection a
7os ir1tpreses an1eriicanos en- eLextranlero
En- los clrcuIos diplomaticos Sc cons'dera
esa declaration como IN camblo de
poIltica hacia Mexico
Sc obserpard ell eeco que este dscarac6n cause en- wal
Street sobre las facdades para emprsstito 'e1co

Jisno.i.iGn del Ono. americana para
nnaroror los in,crcscs prooiedades
.xIr,oieros on csc pais.
Ios ru,cfonarios dc Ia admins
,roc;in rs,ao ohsrrvando aienta-
,,a,, U.ou strrct nara Yer 81 las,
Inrr,Iiy,s sr,ycr;,Ias por Lansing pa
ro nm orr.,,Io r~raran una arliiJd
mis- rayar,bIn hacia IN en-
dn,:s,;to n,,.q v:y.ro En- raso de
n,o M siroIa ,aI rasa. 10 mas pro-
h,hIo sor; nur 50 .laea una dc.llra-
.;Gn mis- osnocifi,a nor Ia aGminis-
rroc:in
Ios c,frovi.ros l.. nm .arrpsoon-
, a,on;,.o,o .o, Carran,a Ohrp-
ndn ,r,;l,r = conzaloz. Dublicad2s
oan; or,os H.. Ios nIcrrionrs y O.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-18
IfS F|IIRTAS !KTFNTAH IHVA.
DIR Ell EDO. De SONORA
Plutarco Elias Gales enii6 I'm 'Fch
con tropas Cananea, para I'M
pedir cllaIQuicr in;"Hlo de
invasion.

r,r,c>rcndrnri, E>p"r,aI para y raE\S>,
DOUGLAS. Arizona. N"E''tii'''
i1.-El prime? ari" del 2''lrr"' '''''
tarco Elias Ga.'"S. a, ii';'rHSH nu'Ea-
mrntr cargo Il" n irFatHra Il" i'>
fropas cue orcran "A 81 kSi2!' "'
Sonora. flli cl di>pon"" que Sat!rr"h
de Empalmr. cuartcI general "r III
rho jrfr carrancista. mil SoiG1"oS
dc rabalcria infan!rrla. hofao
% un trcn. con rGmho al Norl'. d.
,.}n lrrn milifar arrih6 a mineral
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-18
TDEVNG DIsGIjSTADO POR EL
EOHBR5NIEHTO De: NURCUIA
ViaieroS llegadoS de Saltillo, dIceh
uue ALI circula el rumor dc Que
auuel So ncgara Il entire
Gar cl mandO.

CorrcSuondrncia Especial nara IN fhi.NSN'
LAREDO. Texas. NOvlrmbrr Il"
pasairr0> MpgadoS lie la rIudad De
Saliillo. Coahuill. c0nrrman las ~
rcrInarionrs Que Ina publlcado la
PRENSA. rcsprcto Ia duda que
cviS!c dc ST Fl general Jacinto IrcVl-
10 rnnvrndra en- hacer entreGa a
Nursuia Ia Jcfatura de-! Cuerpo de
Ei6rcitn del NOrdeSte. para CONT
nuar prcSIando sus Servlclos en- chi
huahua. haio Ia rtruIa del cue 'haSta
ahora In Sido su Subaltcano.
Dicen los viaier0s que en- SaItI-
}Io han eslado circulandO inslsten-
les rumorcs dc que TrcvinO eSta
profundamcntc resenIidO con el 60
hiprno de facto por cl nombramlen-
to de Murguia como successor de el
V que Sc nccard a hacer entreGa del
mando de las tr0pas que tiene suS
6rdenes.
! Dicen tambi6n los viajeros que Ia
plaza esta SiendO fOrtificads.
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INVESTIGATION SOBRE LAS
ELECCIONES en- CALIFORNIA
RcpresentanteS del C0mitf NaciOnal
Republican, han llegado rSe
EstadO para hacrF una
averiguaci0n.
SAN FRANCISCO, California. N,

SAN FRANCISCO, California. No
viembre 17.-Procedentes del Este
han llegado California miembroS
y representatives del Comite Nacio
nal Republicano. Vienen hacer IN.
vestigaciones para yer 81, como Sc
ha dicho. Sc cometieron fraudes en-
las elecciOnes verificadas Ell el Esta
do y rendir un complete informe dc
las votaciones.
Uno de los agentes del Comlte
Nacional Republican, Sc encuentra
en- esta ciudad Y otro ha llegado 4
Los Angeles. Como en- estas poDla-
clones que son las mas importantes
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