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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-07-12
"Hnvc YOU got hIm?"

1t was Blaze Jones' voice which an
swered this time: You bct!"
palomn Jones wis trembling now
She clung to Alnirc. crying, thankfully
ITS the RangerSl The Rangers =
Then She broke away and ran out into
the moonlight trailing her absurd fire
arm after her.
Nov, boys" the Ranger captain was
saying, II know most every one Of you
and we nint going to have the least
bit of trouble over this thing, are we!
l reckon you-all are friends of Ricardo
to find out about him, eh?'
Alaire, who had followed paloma,
was close enough now to recognize the
two Guzman boys as members OF the
Ranger party. Lewis and his men had
drawn togetr " ut the first alarm: Lon
Sorios MrE is had gathered about
their leader. The entire situation had
changed IN moment, and the Ranger
| captain was in control Of 1t.
Soon Dave Law and Blaze Jonc,
came up over the river bank: they
paused stricken With surprise ut find
ing score of people where they had
Blaze was the first to spen,I "yh,t.s
all thlS!' ne cried. He pccrcd near
sightedly from one to the other; then
his huge bulk shook with laughter:
Say, DO my glasses magnify. or Is
this an open lodge meetin?"
dad Oh. dad!" Paloma scurricd
to him and flung herself into his arms.
What you doin' here, kid?" the father
exclaimed. "Why, you'd ought to be
home and abed, long ago. You'll catch
your death Of cold. Is that gun loaded?"
Dave Law was even more amazed
than his companion. Recovering from
his first surprise, he took q position
beside his superior officer. Captain
Evans did not seem at all troubled by
the disparity in numbers. One Ranger,
or two Mt the most, had always been
sufficient to quell Texan disturbance;
now that there were three of them
he felt equal to an invasion Of McXi-
can soil, If necessary. In consequence.
he relaxed his watchful vigilance, and
to Dave he drawled:
"We've got most Of the leading citi-
zens OF the county, and 1 reckon some
! ''Ns III 'iiS pulhl VIII DS uDle 10 lucIl-
| tify GuZman."
"Thcrc'S no trouble about that, sir.
| We found him. Pedro and Raoul can
make sure" The sons Of Ricardo GuZ-
man stepped forward promptly, and
Law waved them toward the boat land
ing, whore the two helpers were wait
Ing with Ricardo's remains.
Despite the Ranger captains easy
assumption of command the strain
of the situation had not subsidized, and
Longorio drew swift attention to him
self when he said:
ut Is fortunate that chanccd to
learn of this matter. You have done
me great service, Senor Law, for
came to Romero purposely to examin,
. Into the death of this unfortunate man
c But l could learn nothing; nohod,
0 knew anything whatever about tn
matter, and SO became convinced tina
: 1t amounted to little. Now-bchold
$ | discover that l was deceived. Or
: perhaps there still may be mistake.
t Blaze Jones thrust his daughte
4 aside and advanced toward the spcal,
cr. "Thcre's no mstake," he declare
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-07-12
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IN GOLD In TIE. PNILIPPI NEA

II contracted malaria In 1890, aud after A
years Ruthless treatment by n pro,ninent
washington physic!an, your Elixir IYnbek
SSnalre'y Sy cnreu mo. On arriving here I came
cow win tropical malarfa-the worst form
proved It's valne-It IS worth its weight In
Eold mere" Brasie OHagan, Troop Il, 9Th
u; y; cavalry, Balayan, Philippines.
aliXir Babck, so cents, ali druggists or by
Parcel Post, prepaid, from Kloczewski g. Co,
Washington, d. @. -
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-07-12
orce Of Habit.

want three eggs and boil them
thrce minutes. am hungry-how
soon can I have them?"
In minute, sir"
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-27
CITY CROWD
 GETS LARGER
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. wire ahead, and in that instance he would have added burdens.
 As a matter of fact he had already wired 70 New Orleans and diverted some of the stables from shipment here by telling them that he would not Le able to furnish accommodations.
 That gives one an idea of the cAss of thoronghbreds that twill be seen in competition at Oaklawn and Essex. The horses to race there for the purses are the select of the best horses in training. and while they are not all of the Leochares. Piff Jr. Chalmers, Rosebud or Pan Zareta class, they are horses worthy of the breeding they bear, and horses that will show some classy heels in the events sched- uled at Oaklawn.
 Jack Dempsey the we'll known sport- ing mri CT. and who last year took great interest in the revival of the sport here, and headed a special train into our city from New Orleans, will arrive today He will be accompanied by 8 large party of well known turf men. who had stayed over in New Or. leans until most of the shipments had been made from the Crescent City. Alr Dempsey will be here during the entire spring meetings at Oaklawn and Essex Park, and has taken quarters on Cedar street
 My troubles will not be over until he last of he shipments have ar rived said Associate Judge Jack Campbell yesterday. T am trying my level pest to entertain all the stables that come We are glad to have the cverstock. and while it Is proving a serious problem. yet the large number Of horses present will pay us for the troubles of the present in the splendid competition that the large fields will make when these fine thoroughbreds get into action"
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Society

Hamp Williams and others have the affair in charge and desire all of their friends to come and to bring their friends with them
 Alr Joe Johnson and daughter of Fort Smith spent Sunday with Alr and Mrs W. G. Maurice Mir Johnson is a member of the legislature now in ession at Little Rock
 x *
 Miss Nellie Morrissey of Fordyce left for her home Saturday after a visit to Mir and Mrs A. J. Sisley and family She was bridesmaid at the Ansley-Ssley wedding
 
 Mrs. Wetzell and daughter of Lit'le Rock will arrive during the week. Mrs. Wetzell is a prominent social worker in the capital city While here they will be the honorees of a social affair one afternoon given at Maurice Park when Mrs Maurice will introduce them to a coterie of her friends
 
 Mrs. A. J. Sisley entertained at tea a number of friends yesterday after noon in compliment 10 her daughter, Airs George Ragsdill who will be leaving today for her home in Texas after a visit to her parents and at tending the Ansley+Sisley wedding in which she took part as matron-of' honor.
 
 Mrs. Helen Lemly Powers left last night for her home in Providence, k. L. after an extended visit to her par ents. Mir. and Mrs C, C. Lemly. Mrs. Powers is popular in local social cir cles and is always much entertained on her frequent visits home.
 Judge Ivan Matheny is expected home during the week after ousi- ness trip to Dallas, Texas.
 Mrs. Ben IIopkins of Cleveland, Ohio. is expected to arrive today for visit to her mother, Mrs. George IL. Lower. She will be accompanied by her infant son, David.
 Alr. and Mrs. William Ansley left New Orleans yesterday for Houston, Texas. where they wiIl make their
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home at the Bender Hotel for the present. They plan to return here for a visit next summer en route 10 California
 Fillmore Meadows will leave Tues. day for Trinidad, Colo
 x
 Mrs Howard Starr Humphrey of Now Britain, Conn. accompanied by Mrs. Rose of New York, will arrive about March 9 for a visit to Mrs C.. c Conyers
 Mir Jules Falk, the celebrated vio linist plans to leave today for Con way.
 Mir. Hubert Mendel returned yes terday from New York, where he went to purchase additional supplies for the fashionable s. Mendel store
 Quite a party of society folk were over from Little Rock for the East man ball Saturday evening. Many or them motored over.
 4
 Mr. Jack Dempsey, prominent news paper @riter, has arrived from New Orleans and as usual. will be ia miliar figure at Oaklawn during the races.
 Born-To Mir and Mrs. II. D, Kirk patrick. son, Saturday February 24. Mack Bray, who has been quarter master at the Army and Navy Hos pital for some years, has been remoy- ed to Boston in the line of promotion, and left Sunday for that city lie has but three more years to serve n the duty until he will be qualified for retirement counting the double time that he has received for foreign ser vice.
 Prizes for Bridge and Euchre Par ties. select them at Jaccard's, BOP Central avenue and they will surely he appreciated Lowest prices. It.
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Fs. Brennan to Entertain in Honor
 of. Mrs. Cunningham |Mrs C. Travis brennan will give an Formal tea Wednesday afternoon in pncr of Mrs A. J Cunningham, a matron of Casper. Wyoming rs. Brnbaum Hostess Compliment.
 ary to Visitor.
 Mrs Charles R. Birnbaum enter Ened at auction bridge Saturday and Jain Monday afternoon compliment Ig Mrs H G Wright of Chicago. the puse guest of Mrs. J M. Proctor IJonquils and other spring flowers Fnamented tho Hssoeiving rooms. A lad and an ice course were served Flowing the games
 2; 4 %
 SlVer Tea "wednesday, Benefit for
 Florence crittenden Home. There will be a silver tea Wednes. Ay from to o'clock in the after bon, given at the home of Mrs. amp Williams. It is a benefit for 'e Florence Crittenden Home, which
 badly in need of funds on which operate It is for the most worthy lase and it is hoped that all who can lll give it liberal patronage. Mrs. M Roberts, Mrs. Hiram McCafferty rs D Nevius, Mrs. w. E. Kirk, Mrs
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said. will be prosecuted unless they speedily comply with the laws of the state and marry as the Indian agent has told them that the old tribal rites are not now recognized They are allowed one wee kto get married or stand prosecution. It is asserted more arrests will be made.
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ANNoUNCEM ERT.

Dr. W. II, Hickson announces that he treats eczema, blood and all kinds of skin diseases, by a method that is simply wonderful. Also diseases of the rectam and cures piles without the use of the knife. Twenty years in Hot Springs Citizens Natl. Bank Bldg, 221-1m
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NOTICE.

Party who picked mp mole skin scarf with ermine edge in Schneck's drug store sunday afternoon will save themselves some unpleasant no- toriety by returning the same at once.
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DRESS FORMS.

Mrs. Armstrong is in the city mak- ing her famous Dress Forms. For in. formation call Woodcock & I4awsoHs ? to pm. or No. C Dell street, morn ings.
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INDIANS ARRESTED.

Deer River, Minn., Feb. 26.--On complaint of the Indian agent at Bena. Sheriff Gunerson of Itasca county ye5, ttrdav and today arrested 90 young nale Indians on charge of living with squaws to whom they are not le- sally married. The assused are most ly educated young and, f is
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MASSAGE TREATMENTS.

MRS. E. T. ROSEN wants you to try the New Life Electric Magnetic Swedish Treatment, for body and face Call at 420 1-2 Central avenue, Apart ment No II. 1-3O1m
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MASSAGE TREATMENTS.

MRS, E. T. ROSEN wants you to try the New Life Electric Magnetic Swedish Treatment for body and face
 Call at 420 1-2 Central avenue. apart ment No IA tt.
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Trunks, Waists, Skirts and tailor made Suits at Halls. Hei cuts the price. 1-20-fmo.
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Try our Merchants Lunch and Home Cooking. PERFECTION CAFE, oppo. site Arlington Hotel. 1i-1o-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-27

Car load Of trunks at Halls. He cuts the price. Hall advertises Hot Springs Why not you help him, 1-20-1mo.
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You lose if you 0on't trade at Halls. He cuts the price. Suits Si0. Get a suit at Halls. l-20-lmo
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-27

For KODAKS and KODAESFtNIsH- ING go to Sorrells Drug Go. tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-27

We make our own ice cream R c. Morris Drug Go. 2-2S.tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-27

The community training school VIII meet in the Orange Street Presbyter- ian church this evening at 7;50 o'clock Members cf the class are urged to be present and all cordially invited 10 at tend
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Alabama Remedy price $l.00 bot tie. k. G. Morris Drug Co. 2-2S-if,
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-27

FOR Nu BONE coRsETs phone 2s92. Mrs. r. R. YanLandineham.
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These Pens are warranted 14-kt Solid old and are tipped with genuine Iridium
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-27

Prizes for Bridge and Euchre Par ties. select them at Jaccard's, BOP Central avenue and they will surely he appreciated Lowest prices. It.
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IMr. and Mrs. William Ansley left New Orleans yesterday for Houston Texas. where they wiIll make their
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-11-13

DUCK DUANE had the blood
~ of his fighting father (which
called for the blood of other men. He
killed, and the two shots from his
gun through the heart of cowboy
Balm could be covered by the spot
of black of the ace of spades. In
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-11-13
Winnemucca Is Years Ago Today
From The Daily Silver State

. Dick Thomas of Dun Glen in spending a few days in town.
. George Duncan, proprietor OF the Rye Patch hotel. is a visitor n
. our prosperous burg.
. Lester Piper and William Merchant are down from Willow Point
9 w. II. Minor arrived from McDermitt yesterday.
. T. L. Hoppin, AssembLymanSect, arrived from Willow Creek yes
. terday.
. J. w. Marks of Amos, formerly Cane Springs. was in town yester-
. day. He looks for a boom in mining out his way next season.
. P. B. Roberts, yard engineer, was painfully injured last evening by
. the bursting of the lubricator glass o n his engine. Though his face
9 a badly burned by the scaldng steam, the eyes were not affected,
. and probably there will be nc serious results.
o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-25
No ha podido constituir
Sc Ell nuevo CoDgreso
de Mexico
P0R FALTA De QUORUM" HAN TENID0
QUE SUSPENDERSE MUCHAS
SESI0NES

Los peri6dicos que llegan de la ciu-
lad de Mexico, dan cuenta de que los
dlputadoS a CongreSo, electos hace
POGO tempo, no han podido consti-
tulr la Camara, a peSar de que lie
a mas de IN mes de trabajos. A
ultimaS fechas, muchos de ello3 han
d&do en- no ]concurrir a las s~esIones,
' algunaS de eSJaS Sc han ~suSpendido
gor falJa de quorum" Y. por 10 tan
TO, Ia cosa va para muy largo. En- ia
Ultima junta de que tenemos n~oticia,
q Presidential del Congreo en- for
maci0n, decide notificar a los faito-
SOS, de que 81 dejan de concurrr por
G.aZ di2S SeguidoS 4 las Sesiones, Sc
llamara al suplcnte. Al mismo ITEM
20 han mandado publican n lista
en- los ]periodicoS, de aquellos que Sc
han hechO ~acreedOreS a Ia nOt'fica-
con. En- ella Sc ven los nombreS de
Eluchos generates carranciStas, entire
ellUs Federico Monies, Heriberto ia
n. Francisco Gonzalez. Froi.an Man
~iarrez, Francisco Murguia Y oJroS.
rs possible que algunos de elias, CO.
mo Monies. nc tengan mucho interes
por n curu!, en- vista a que aspIran a
SIT SpDtt !lCIOlSS Tx LSlztNOS Cd4
vez deiaran que 81 s%uplente Ia vaya
q ocupar. pueS de cualQuier manera
seguiran teniendo derecho a ella, por-
que Ia Constitution dice que cuando
IN propietario deje de c~oncurrir a las
sesiones, Sc llamara al suplente,
quien ocupara ell cargo durante un Pc
riodo, al final del cual, Ell propietario
tendra opcion a regresar a la Canlara.
! En- vista de esa CIRCUMSTANCES, no
! e. a~venturado Suponer que Ia renun-
! Gig de los generates carrancistas para
il u ocupar ell cargo para que fueTon
/ e~lectos. Sc deba q que sOlamente =
/ tu.on de tener.o como IN paracaidas.
en- cI case de que no resulten electos
en- el case de que no resulten eicctos
para los otros cargos altos 4 que as
piran.
MientraS tanto, "a nueva Lamara
sigue sin constituirse 4 pesar de las
~yrgenciaS de CarranZa. Quien les ha
dicho varias veces 4 los leaders que
deSeariI que cuanto antes estuvlcra
liSto TODD.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-25
LA COOPERACION AMERICANA
S~Crvicto Exclusive para Ia PRENSA.

PARIS, Abril 24.-El Temps
escEibe:
La cooperation american Sc afirrna
como una neceSidad vigorosa Y re-
confortante en- ell momento mismo
en- que Ia ofensiva francesa viene a
prolongar el avance britannica Y a
Geterminar ell fracaso de Ia famoSa
combination Hnidecburg, que debia
hacer pasar Ia iniciativa de las ope-
raciones a manos de los generates ale
names. EstamoS en- los prlncipoS de
Ia gran batalla decisiva, pero eS I'M
possible prever que tempo duTara.
Los imperios de presa nos disputaran
pasO 4 paSo su derrota Y Ell desvane-
clmiento de suS suenos que hablan
hecho compartir 4 suS pueblos, Y mui-
tipllcar los horrores Y las devastacIo-
mes.
5Pueden lamentarse de Ia eXpia-
ci6n que les aguarda los jefes ale
cuando ellos son los que han
Querido Iorzar a la nacion a comoa-
tlr hatSa el fin?
Los EstadoS UnidoS TO han queri-
do prever IA guerra corta, q fin de
evitarse las contrariedades que aca-
: Ia improvisi6n. Estan en- via de
realizar IN ~progrl-1a formidable, pa
"a IA ejecuci0n del cual Sc Suma-
"a a IA rapidez habitIal Ia lntluen-
cia benefica de nuestra propIa eXpe-
riencia. Esta es una ayuda pleclsa
para "a empreSa comun'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-25

Ell PASO, Tex, Abri, 22.-Mucha
sensation cause entire los m~exicanos
residences en- eSta ciudad. la noticia
dc que fue fusilado en- e. mineral
lie Nagistra., del Estado de Durango.
eI senior ROsendo del Vale, muy CO.
nocldo en- FL Paso, donde reside DO,
eSpaclo de varios amos. FL senior del
Val e habia lido ultimamente a su pals
L TRAFALGAR con Ia Compania Minera de
America del Magistral, y estando en-
ella s%obrevino IN ataque de los Vi
!hStas. Los americanos que estaban
n frente de Ia empresa huyeron al
>aber de IA proXimidad del enemlgo '
dejaron ~encargado de los negocfOs a.
.enor del Vale, a qu!en lie cost6 Ia
vida csc servicio prestado q Ia compa-
MIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-25
Como
Mandar
Dinero
A Mexico

Con mucha frecuencia recibimos
cartaS en- las que sc nos pregunta
la manera absolutamente segura
= mas rapida para enviar dinero q
distintas plazas de Ia Republica
MexicGna, asi como e. modo mas
eficaz para traer dInero de aquel
pals. En- seguida tenemoS e. gusto
de dar un inforrle a nueStros Glen
ties, ell que no dudamos resultara
en- provecho de todos.
Existe IN medic muy rapldo, Ell
caz ' abSolutamente SECURE para
enviar dinero a cualquier ciuda6 de
Ia Republca Mex1cana, el que ORE
&C, entire otraS muchas, Ia ventaja
de que es de TODD punto impossible
que los chentes pierdan IN solo
centavo, pues que Ia asa girado-
"a toma bajo 81 mas estricta res
ponsabIlidad todos los riesgos, Y
Sc encarga de dar todos los pasos
necesarios q fin de evitar a sus nu-
nerosCS chentes toda clase de mo-
l~astias, perdIdas y dificultades.
Los pages Sc hacen en- todaS las
pla .as de la citada Republica Ne
Xicana, precisamente an pesos fuer
ties de plata meXlcana o en- none
daS de orc n~acIonal. pudiendo ha-
Ger tambien sftuaciones en- dolares,
. sea dInerc americana, ST e. Glen
te aSi 10 prefiere.
Al desear Situar dinero q cual-
guier parte de la Republica, bas-
tara remitir a Ia casa giradora d.
nero americana. asl como e. nom
bre ' direction complete de Ia per
soma q quien debe remitirSe en-
Mexico. Y Ia casa por conducto de
Sus agenles sc encargara de hacer
'legar a manos de los n~tereSadOs
el dinero que Sc ordene, SIN que
Ia persona que 10 remite de este
pals tenga que molestarse en- es-
crISir, nj enviar hbranzaS. pues
4ue la casa gLraGora sc encarga
lie TODD clio. Y ademas recogera IN
reclbO de la persona & quien Sc lie
remIte el dlnero, el que envara CO.
no comprobante q suS clientes.
Al recibir 81 dinero americana.
"a asa E!raQOTa eNSlara a. CLlenLS
ma carta de garantia, en- "a que
ronsta que 81 por cualquiera cir
cunstaacla Ell dinero no fuere en-
tregaio a la persona gu e Sc desig-
ne en- Mexico. en- IN plazo razona-
bic, Ia cas- Sc compromise a de
volver al girador la misma can't
dad de dinero americana que rect
bio. sin cobrarle abSolutamente ma
da por sus gesrioneS
4 Ia fecha esta casa rs situa-
do en- Mexico mas de trescientos
nil pesos meNcanos Y tienen el
guSto de no haber recibido nj una
Sola reclamation.
Pala remitir el dinero america
no el. modo mas SECURE eS sacar
IN giro postal 0 giro de Express
pagaderc a Ia orden de Mayo's
Money Exchange o enviar los billie
'es en- carta certifiCada debiendo
rotular Ell sobre como sigue:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-25
la Feria.
Dos principle i su carnpana.

EAGLE PASS. Abrii 22.-Segun
Sc habia communicate anoche. Iuyo
lugar en- Piedras NegraS. IN hitting
de propaganda en- favor de IA candl-
da-ura para ei gobicrno del Estado de
Coahuila. de. Liccnclado Gustavo Is
pinosa Mirclcs. Tomaron Ia palabra
varioS oradoreS, que fucron muy a
~plaudidos por Ia no muy numerosa
ccncurrenc!a que acudlU a. Icatr0.
Eelcciones.
Manana tendran v~crificativo las e.
ltccioncS de las personals que debe-
ran encargarse de Ia direction de "a
instruction publica en- el GondaCo de
Maverick.
Es este ramo de instruction, uno
de los meior atcndidos en- G! Conda-
do. en- cl que sc han eonstruldo
magnificaS escuc.aS, perfcCtamentc
dojadaS.
e fantasma del ALA.
En- canto que todoS los articu.os
de primera neccsidad. hablan alcan-
zado precios incrcib!cs en- las u.tlmas
scmanaS. uno habIa cue permanecla
en- ST. antique prcclo: n !echc. 2rtl-
culo pr~incipa,isimo entire los de! dIa-
riC consume.
Tras un acue!Ho tenido aver por
los PARTICIPATES provecdOreS de la clu-
dad. So ha anunciado que Il .cche val
dra. desdc el dia primero dc Mayo,
y ccntlvos ' medic e! cuartlllo. r.
nrccio que tuyo haSta ahora tue el ue
diez centavoS.
AdemaS. dcsde mcdiadoS de q Sc
III. ,l f,iln do ~ an
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-25
Murgula da ordenes de
que no sean admitidos
%extrsnjeros en- Ell
Ejercito
LA CAMARA LOCAL AIENDERA La SU-
PLICA De PERSHING REFERENTE A
Ia RESTRICTION De Ii VENTA
De ARMAS

correspondence Especial para LA PRkNsA
Ell PASO, Tex, Abrii 23.-,Jose
Carlos Murguia, comandante de las
fUerzaS carrancistas que Sc
en- "a vecina plaza. IA recibido
UrdeneS de 81 hermano de que no ad-
mlt2 mas eXtranjeros en- "a filas. nj
como oficiales nj como soldados.
CreeSe en- esta ciudad, que Ia orden
de Francisco Murguia tiene por causa
las reclamacioneS que han hecho las
2UtorrtaceS americans, porque en- los
ultimos diaS han pasado a Ciudad
Juarez variOS d~esertores de- ejercito.
Y algunoS de elioS fuerpn admitidos
en- 81 carrancismo.
Aver recibio tambien Murguia un
telegrama de SUI hermano. en- ell que
g da cuenJa de una victoria aplastan-
te SCORE Villa. de Ia cual do opor-
tuna cuenta LA PRENSA en- su infor-
maci0n telegrafica.
Dice Pancho Murguia en- su tele-
grama, que Jose Ines Salazar Y Fran
cisco Villa, Sc encontraban personal
menIe a mando de las fuerzas cue
fueron derrotadaS Y CUE en- ell desas-
.coso combate perdieron $50 homores
.cs m~encionadOs jefes rebe.deS, asi
como $50 caballos perfectamente e.
quipddos. Los villistas residences en-
eSta ciudad Sc resiSten a Greer la mott
c;a. o mejor dichO, aseguran que TODD
eS eXGgeraci0n de los carrancistas,
que siempre tratan de apareceI vic
torioSoS clando Sus fuerzas trabar
ccmbate con las de Villa.
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Festejaran Ell Cinco de Mayo.

La Association Cristiana de J0ve-
mes. Rama meXicana, de esta cIu-
dad, Sc dispone a conmemorar con en-
5usiasmo e. aniversario de la batalla
del ) de Mayo, canada por el Gene
raj Ignacio Zaragoza q los france
seS.
FL senior Jose U. Escobar, Secre-
tario de Ia Association referida, esta
rrabajando con gran empeno para
cue Ia celebration resulte 10 mas a.
nimada possible. Muchos de los buenoS
e.ementos intelectualeS mexicanos
ule Sc ~encuentran aqui, han prone
lido su cooperation en- Ia parte lite
laria.