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The Washington herald., 1917-05-05
FARMER ia LOANS URGED.

A meeting to consider a plan for loan
ing money to farmers and others at ]
per cent per annuru. TO carry on usefui
projects, will be held at the Raleigh
Hotel tonight at s O'Clock The plan.
which was devised by J. W. House,
OF New York. has been laid before the
Ways and Means Committee Of the House
Of Representatives.
House calls his system the ''automatic
national finance system" and. according
to his plan, the money can be turned
over an indefinite number Of times at
per cent The idea is based on the fact
that with money at l per cent. great
quantities would be borrowed by per
sons who declined 70 pay and per
cent the current rates.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-05
BELGIUM ART STILL LIVES

Belgium Is not too far sunk in war
TO think about art, according to the lee
ture course arranged for Dr.. Victor
Horta- a Belgian architect and director
of the School OF Fine Arts of the Unit
versity Of Brussels, who will speak at
the National Museum auditorium on Nav
Is and II. under the auspices Of George
Washington University. The first lee
ture. on May Is, at s:15 o'clock. VIII be
on The Character OF Religious and Civic
Architecture In Belgium and the lecture
on the night OF May II will be on zone
Century OF Modern Art in Belgium" I"
The Washington herald., 1917-05-05
ABUSE DIVORCE SUIT BASIS.

Alleging that her husband came home
a 2 o'clock in the morning intoxicated
and that he bit her. and bruised her arm,
Jessie Cooper, through AttorncY Michael
c. O'Brien, yesterday filed suit for alb
solute divorce against Clarence NJ. Coop
er. The plaintiff states that she and
Cooper were married in February, 1902.
and ever since she has been subjected
to most cruel and fnhuman treatment" Z"
The couple have three children. The
wife asks the court to award her all
mony and the custody OF their children.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-05

De courteous TO strangers seeking direc-
uon' reads the order. but general con-
Versadon Is not police business, and Il Is
very easy for any oficer Of the depart
ment or for any person in looking at a
policeman from the curb to tell whether
he Is giving directions or whether he Is
merely idling away bis time in useless
conversation.
Several trafhc officers at crossings
have gotten 50 in the habit Of copyersing
with friends that it may be hard for
them tn break 1t up. but It must be done.
Each and every man Is expected TO i'm
press his friends tactfully with the fact
that he cannot handle trafhc and carry
on conversation at the same time.
Must Appear "snappy."
Violation OF this order will be handled
In disciplinary manner and continued
violations VIII result in charges filed with
the trial board.
Trafhc officers should also be exceed
ingly careful Of their appearance. One
or two men frequently are seen with
their caps on the backs Of their heads,
or standing leaning against the sema-
The Washington herald., 1917-05-05
CAPITAL And SURPLUS
WIPED OUT BY CROOKS
Policy-Holders in Pittsburgh Life and
Trust Company to Lose All.
.(By the InternationaI New. Service

Philadelphia. May 4-The capital and
surplus Of the Pittsburgh Life and Trust
Company have been virtually wiped out.
and thousands of policy-holders in prac-
tically every State in the Union will lose
all their investments. according to dis
closures here today at q conference of
state insurance officials of New York and
Pennsylvania.
1--WE have discovered" said J. Denny
O'Neil, State Insurance Commissioner Of
Pennsylvania, that the capital OF the
company has been wiped out by the
financing and stock jobbing OF alleged
The Washington herald., 1917-05-05
TRAFFIC COPS GAGGED
BY PULLMAN'S ORDER
Conversation While on Duty Will Re
suit in Charges.

Traffic policemen stationed at crossings
must In future refrain from Conversation
with their friends while on duty. NO
longer can a policeman's best girl when
passing his post of duty stop for chat
Best girls, best friends and ordinary sc-
quaintances. may nod, but discussions OF
the war and other topics are barred by
Major Raymond W. Pullman, superin-
tendent of police.
An order was issued yesterday calling
attention to the danger Of accidents II
trafic policemen give part of their time
to entertaining friends while on duty.
This order should not lessen or inter-
fere with the obligation of policemen TO
The Washington herald., 1917-05-05
ToMR pEsEcRAToR Jailed.

One year at occoquan was the SEN
tenee received by Marion A. Fayne yes
terday from Justice Gould in Criminal
Court No. /. Fayne pleaded guilty to
an Indictment charging dissertation Of
the tomb OF former Gov. Alexander Shep-
herd in Rock Greek Cemetery. II was
alleged that Fayne cut a metal grill
from the window or the tomb. Attor-
ney Walter p. Plumley represented
Fayne.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-05
DECISION BANS RACING.

Judge Albert Constable. OF the Mary
land Court of Appeals at Annapolis,
handed down an opinion yesterday that
apparently hans race track betting at
the coming Rockville Fair as well as a.
Bowie.
Tracks Ike Laurel. Pimlfco and Havr.
de Grace are exempt 1t seems, because
they are not run by agricultural associs :
tons. which must make application ,
permit racing on fair ground track
Even then. the court holds. the legalp
of these Licenses may be questioned
The Washington herald., 1917-05-05

Because ordinary ladders frequently
slip when used against the walls of
Cylindrical silos, an inventor has pat
ented a metal one. the upper end of
which is hung on wheels from a perma-
nent track.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-05

phor with legs crossed IN an attitude
which makes them objects Of more or
less ridicule by passing motorists and
pedestrians ofhcers should Se snappy In
appearance and action. stand erect and
present q good military bearing Al Al
times"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-08-10
rwO SOLDIERS mn iROM
DRINKING nay RIM

Two momh"ra of Batter, %. lJlh
Held artillery. John OBrtau and
Crawford $ schoncld. dicd from
the effect, of drinking ha, rum
made with Wuud alcohol. frida,
night Three soldiers were 90 th,
barber shop IT the battery at Uaml
stewart about ten orluck. accord
INK 10 the story Of some Of the mpr.
N the camp on" of tho men iook
The bottle containing the bay rum
md after tihing q hig drink handle,
.t 10 the other uu' s,hou'ld oor
.becam" ~ and died before De- rnul,
lc taken to the hospital ORrial
vas tkcn 10 the base hospital "a
Fort Bliss, whore be- died Saturda,
morning
The body Of Scboncld vas sent 70
Evansville, Ind for inlcrmcut ~,
Instructions for the disposal 60
IOBrian has been received Hc wa
horn iu New York city aud his bod.
will probably be sent there
paso Herald.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-08-10
MISS BLAIR
b
~StenographeS
office IN ToH'nsifs BHiIdia
NOTICE IOR PUBiICNTION

Department Of The Interior T., :.
Land Office at las Cruces, New
Mexico. July 20 .lgi5
Notice b. hereby gi,rn that Char
rncc o. Wills. of Walnut Wells who
IN December %, 1913, maze Hd
htry. M. Ol2g5i for M IA 10 "a.
sorH, SrEHWH, section ", IwT
80 ; Hauge n W, " N. p meridian
has flied nuticc Of Intention tn make
communication proof To establish.
claim 10 the land above described.
bcforcGrorgr Edwards, L. :. Com
missioner at llachila " VI m the
lith day of September. 1917.
Claimant name4 a. witnesses,
Will w. britain g. A. Evans. Mac
Evans. AMI \. D.. Lard, all ~ Wal
nut Wells, y. VI.
john 1. BURNSIDE
100 s-i7 Register
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-08-10
MAKING KITS FoR SOLDIERS.


About eighty young women " Las
Vegas, under The leadership Of Mrs.
Charles W a. warl have begun the
task Of making and cquipping Kits
for The soldiers. The kils will be
made Of khaki and trimmed in blue
and will contain needles for sewing
and darning, darning cotton. thread
of various colors and sizes, safety
pins, a thimblc, a. pair Of scissors
for repairing clothing. The girls
estimated that ~ will cost them
y each 10 make and equip the kits.
not To mention the time they will
put In the task.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-08-10
COUNTY COUNCILS OT
DEFFtNsE APPOINTED

There will h" marked strengthen
ms of the New Mexico ORGANIZATION
for carrying on the war o. q result.
of Ia" appointment ot connly cuun.
ellis W 'irrmsG This county roun.
Will be- Ia the Now McNic,
Council NJ Defense what that rod,
Is 10 the Council Of National De.
frut".
Go nor ! Id scy ul''r ,otIr
cnccs with the cuun :, has com
plrlcd IA. appointment NJ ,ru { Ia,
count, Ouurils a#a me- nllcr -
viii be- -rlcctcd aud appointed at III,
carlict Ir,.llc momcu'.
The following members NJ 10,
'ounril were appointed Tor luu,
uuuiy: " e. simpson, \. ". Pol.
lard G.. j. Kelly, j. A. Mahoucy, N
\ Nordhaus, ~ 4, Rulirh, 4. q
B%arksdale, Alonio I. Hyatt II. G.
hoovcr, Thomas Baker, W. +. Hes.
.tind.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-08-10
COUNTY WILL HAVE
FINE NEW JAIL.
BIO Majority In Favor Of Bonds For
New Building.

The resultof the election held In
this county last week 10 decide the
question Of issuing bonds 10 build a
new Jail resulted In decisive vote OF
approval for the project.
Columbus precinct cast 20 votes,
10 for and I against, with one bal
lot not counted. Dcming cast ~
In favor Of the bond issue, one vote
was thrown out and four against the
issue.
The usual course will have To be-
followed IN connection with pre-
pairing and marketing bonds and In
getting bids for the construction o.
the new Jail, but this will be don,
with as little delay as possible.
That Luna county needs a new Jail
can not be denied The present Jail
has heenc ondcmncd officially many
times, and every grand Jury made
recommendation that II b. either
improved ~ that a ncW one be- built.
Inside Of the last six years the old
adobe Jail can be- indirectly blamed
Tor the deaths Of eight men. Tom
Hall and N smilhcrs were killed IN
The light with Greer and Gates.
both urwhom paid for their share In
IN" iail break at that time with then
lives: Dwight stephens was KILLED
nvcr q year ago v, was also one uI
IL" men who escaped at that time.
aud Dashlcy aud Starr viii doubt
less pay on the gallow, lor their
shar" m tho ,lrmr Of Dwiph.
stephens
III" sooner Luna county gets Q
new iail The safer II viii be- for ~,
Officers NJ this rounly aud Tor N,
ciliy"u> who are 81 ready To- a.,is.
them m time NJ need.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-08-10
INSURANCE MEN
CONSERVATION INSPECTORS

Governor Lindsey has commits.
stoned eleven Denver ]in-urauc,
men as special inspectors for New
Mexico. under the plan of the Tn
lrrtakcrs association a. supprtr,
.hy the national ruunril OF drlru-r
Thus" appointed ARE: Frank g.
White, Creswrll Emery a. g. llrid
icorFc T. Whitrfnr " T. C"nrr
B r. MORGAN. y T. Nallh,. VI %
ICollinc. Richard White, " g. I'm
ncy and r. :. Heath
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-08-10

- "'iAi HNili'l o hNdt
'CucOtunc Co.
Dear Sirs. lnd that ,nrulnn,
skin Whichever n the best ppepara.
Ton ! have ever used a. clear ih,
skin, aud wish You would mail mn
two boxes at once.
,Slgnedl MRS. c. p. JOHNSON
Do noe aecsn' substitutes o. is,ifousns.
GU THIS OFT
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-08-10
MAY SEND LETTERS C. o. D.
Soldiers, Sailors and Mariners Given
New Postal Privilege.

Letters Of soldiers, sailors and ma
rincrs who T. members Of The
United States expedilionary forces
IN Europe, which arc indorsed IN
the manner set forth In paragraph
2, section 800. =. l.. and A., or which.
In lieu Of such Endorsement. bear
the postmark Of the United States
Army Postal Service. may be- dis
patched without prepayment OF
postage 10 any place IN the United
states or It's possessions and onl,
the single rate Of postage shall BE-
collected.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-08-10
COUNTY TAX ROLL,
INCREASES Si3i,ii7

The Luna county tax roll has been
received by secretary Aspluud of
the state tax commission n show.
a total assr,Wrut of Sii,SSq. 10
compared with Sli, ~. sGJ In 1910. af
Increase NJ SiJl,ii1.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-08-10

Aud never before has a list Of
names been scanned with such keen
and oycrpowcring interest Was II
lhcrcP
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-08-10
n 25o RON FIR ZEE
wHAr USERS THINK or CoCoToNE

Macon, Ca,
,Ocutunc Co.
Dear Slrs Snnd me- hN return mail
'wO boxes of iuCulnnc skin White
nrr aud thrcecakcs If Incniunc Shili
soap. They + fine and dn mol
'aro 10 he without them Enclosed
rs money order for Si2b,
Yours truly
CLARA NJ JACKSON
Maycross, Ga.
Cocotnnc Co.
Dear Friends: Your Corolone skin
Mhiteuer g. The finest lhiug | ever
spw. My skin was very dark and The
|nrsi bon has made II many shadr'
ighier. and WY trleWda alt ash N.
What have hecu useing, Enclosed
sou will find s2Ml Please send ms
lsiX hONes of Skin Whitrncr and two
Fakcs Oi soap.
Yours truly,
ANNA NJ WHITE.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-08-10

II all statistics on the waste In
this rouniry are true we haven't q
darncd thing loft,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-08-10

Come tu THINK of H.. CHINA forge
70 change rulers last week.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
La Causa del Academic
sufridO por los
1recdnicOs

NUETA YORK. Dicicmbrc FL
~acciiente ocurrido hace dias = ocho
obreroS, cXpertos mecanicos. dc l.
Hart Roller Bearing Company, hg
podido comprobarSe que no tuvc su
origen en- uingun complot misterjc-
SO, SING que SO debio realmcntc a m
escape dc gas, tmonov-do dc car
b9r,) cuyas proPicdadcs asfixiaurcs
sou muy activas.
Tai Observation-Disclosures fuc hecho nor
IN eXperto de IA L. I. du Pont &c
NemourS Company. y per Ell detective
Christian Dell. dc Ia policia de New
Orange, \. J.. Uua, declaration :.
ha hecho por In inspection dc Pol
ga, .en Ia que SC cxpresa que ct acci-
dente sufrido por los obrerOs Sc de
bio d las a]Spiracioues dc clio ga.
Los ocho mecanicos Sc hallan ,,ar,t
ahora fuera de peligro : r~cstaole.-
dos. FL gas que los asfixio Sc hal;a
calentado sOlamante i s~etecient2s
grades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
sol Personals VICTIMAS. .
Wiene de- Ia "a Pag.)

misionado especial para toda ctase
dc vehicuios dc motor. con podcr al
Soiuto para rcvocar O eXNcGir ic"n-
cias para las personals que mancjan
carros de esa ciase.
III mismo Secretario manifesto Que
on New Jersey, en- dOnde ha" IN Co
misionado especial con las a;riou-
cicncs indicadaS. los academies oca-
Sioriadds hori los a~utom6vii's. nan
disminuido graudcmentc, no obstante
que Ct numcro dc vchiculos &c esa
clase cada dia es mayor.
Scgin cl informe de refereHcia.
en- Ell mes de Novicmbre 10 persoHas
fIo-on muertas por academies auto
movilisticos, solaweHte en- i ciudad
de Nueva York; cinco personas fue-
ron victirta5 dc academies rausacos
por carros DC ORA cIaSc = Una ?or
los trarviaS elcctricoS, En- 1915. en- 81
mismo periodic de tempo. los auto
movies CaCSaron cuareata : scis
muerteS, los tranvias eiectricos. nue.
We Y los demas vehiCuIos, rIcvo. Go
no Sc We. los academies c~ausa,;os por
cstoS dos ultimas classes de- cares.
dismiuuyeror CT coniInto. On TN
trcinta Y tres por ojento, no as! les
de los Automobiles. En- cI misrao mes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
MATRIMONIALES
Sc PROHIBiO LA EXPCRTACiON
DE GANADO 7 MAiZ EN-
DURANGO.

TORREON. Diciembrc Io.-El Con
g~cso de Durango decrcto ultimamen-
&c cue 10 podia ser eXtraido del Esta-
do ningtin cereal. nj anirlales para
Sc: sacrif;cados, = ante esta sltua-
ci6n. que amenaza ccgar la f2cnte de
provision dc Ia comarca !agunera, la
cuaI cast 81 tot2lidad SC surtc de los
graneros de Durango, IA Camara
Nacioral Dc Concrete de Ia region
I3gancys csta hacienda g~estioncs,
unida i u delegation rcc:entemente
eztablecida en- Gomez Pal&cic, para
cue -oa considerable CT decreto : ne
ioratas las restriccioncs a fin de
cuc SC A@ga IN intcrc"bio de DSodvc-
toS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
Euialio ' Luis Gutierrez, presses.

Noticias ~recib;daS aqui proceden-
tes de Ia capital dc Coahuila, infor-
nan que en- aquell& ciudad Sc sabe
cue EuIalio : Luis Gutierrez Sc en-
cuertran pr~isioneros en- Ia ciudad de
Nax;co por orGen de dor Venustiano
Carranza. porQue ell ex-primer jefe
SUMO Que sus antiques subalternos
estaban preparando In levantamten-
TO armada.
Dicen las roticiaS que Ia agrtaci6n
que -cira en Coahuila entire los par
ticarios de L1iS Gutierrez cs gran
de Y que Sc teme que ocurran levan-
tamicntos armados ell diferentcs lu-
cares.
Los viajeros liegados de Ia capital
coahuiIense confirman que la situa-
ci6n en- cl Estado esta empeorando
graadementc Y que 81 descontento
aumenta q Media CUE Sc accrca el
dia fijado para que Espinosa Mirc-
les tome possession del gobierno.
Il I~escoatento. Sc dice, ha umeH
tado iesde que Sc e~ncuentra Muir
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
Sc da arise a Ia novia dc Chavez

En- clanto ci comandanto militar
lei Estado de Sonora rccjoij also
Official lie IA muerte de- ic:c iui!,e--
no +. Chavez, comis,on5 Z varios
De los 3iemb-5s dc 81 Estado Mayor
para one i.oran 4 communicable q Il
aovia u f&;al nosicia.
l. uoyia. come s. deia d;cho. cs,
reba esperanto cl arr;by del .iefe ca
~rancisl2. qrisE L. ha:,ia mandado
eyislr que W salia dc Chihuahua pa
q ccItraer matr;mCnio con ella,
nues cue haDja logrado obtener ura
.icercia para se2ararSe del ~Scrvicio
=c.iro por ana corta ~tempcrada 4 fin
&e atc9Ger 4 Ia formation de 81 niue
70 hogan.
Igualmente, 81 general Gales do
aviso q Ia familia De Chavez de Ia
m-c-te de este jefe carrancista, ha-
c;endo constar que el gobierno nU
o!vidaria los scrvicios cue habia pres
tado 4 I2 causa carrancista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
VENDlA LlCOR A LA TROPA

William Tarber. un individuo dc
color. fut detenido por 81 detective
!. 4. Laure, porqUc fue sorprendido
en- los momcntos ell que yendia Ii
cor d los SoidadOs uniformadcs. Tar
bcr qucdG Ell la carcel d disposition
dc la autoridades federaLes,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
e. iefe C~arraneisLa Ma
naeI III, Di3guez lie
GO q n. Laredo
Asegirase que establecera su
cucrtel general en- Ia pOblaclon
de ViIialdarla, n. L.

correspondence Especial para Ii PhtNsA
LAREDO. Texas. Diciembre T.
ia vecina plaza de Nuevo Laredo lie
90 aver. Il las cuatro y media de Ia
tarde, a bordo de I'm tren espec!a!
pe-fectamente escoltado, ell general
carrancisra Manuel N. Dieguez, pro-
cedente. segun Sc dice, de Monte
rrey V V~illaldama.
La presenc!a del ex-gobernador del
Estado de Jalisco IN Ia veclna po-
blaci6n cause gran sorpresa y dlo
motive & que circularan d~iferentes
Sc sabe que e. dicho gene
raj carrancist2 lego antes de aver q
Villaldama con una columna de IN
fanteria Y cabalIeria, con el obIcto,
see1in sc dice. de com5atir hasta en-
terMinarlo. al general Juan Andrew
Almazan, cuyas actividaoes han a!ar-
r,ado al carrancismo. Dieguez en-
pezaba apenas q desemb&rcar sus
tropa en- Villaldama cuaado tuTo
noticias de que los revoluclonarlos
habian llegado a Lampazos o Nero
deaban por u cercanias : eHt2nces
decide venir hasta Nuevo Laredo
con ell o5jcto de darse cuenta exacta
de Ia s]ituaci6n que prevalece on to-
ia IA region : lie conferenciar Goa los
isfes miiitares de la frOntera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
Cuarenta mil pesos.

CumpIido ~el plaGo, los ~veciaoS Sc
nresentarou ante VIVA iievandole,
Segtn &C asegura aqui, Ia cantldad de
cuarenta mil pesos, ) diciendo!e que
dicha cantidad nabia sido reu2ida q
costa dc grandeS sacrificios. Esos
cua-e1ta nil peso fucrou on ORC,
plata y biIletcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
Ia mission de D;eguez.

Entire los ru".ores que clrcu.aG en-
esta c!udad respec-o 3 l. mission &c
Diegllez en- la region co9pre1Iida
entire la veyira ciudad y Ia capital
del Estado de Nueyo Leon, sc c1en-
"a e! De que el referido general ca
rrarcista ha dcyidido c~stablece7 no.
ahora 81 Quartet general er El.lalda-
nh. para dei:caric toda su aten-
cior 4 Il campaha contra los zero
lecjonarlos que. al nlando del general
A.-:r2zaa. han comenzGdo 4 desarro-
liar sus a~ctividadeS en- Ia "ia del fe-
-~rocarrii r~acional. con i~nte9ciones.
sc-u-amsnte. lie inte-rumpir e. ira
f;co. 10 que i toda costa trata de
ov:Tar 81 ~gob:erao, pues que s;eado
csa ia iirea de communication ms d.
rccta er--e les Estados Ur;1os = IA
capital de Mexico, reecsjta reneria
alberta al c~-afi-o. maxine ahora que
han cm2czado 4 Fenir 4 los Estados
unidos los mas p.ominentcs perso-
ua;es Dc! car-a"cisno qu;enes traaa,
segdn Sc cuenta, importantes misio-
nes cerca del gobie-2o de les Es-
tados Cuiios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08

Cuando Mecesite libros en- espanoi
diriiase e Igaacio E. Lozano.-l1s
n. Sta. Rosa Ave San Antonio. Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
sac0 ~Cnarenta mil
pesos de Sabinas
Hidalgo, n. [.
S. dice CUE Ell presidente muni=
cipai de dicho Iugar fu5 fuslia=
do per los rebeldes
correspondence Especial para Ia PRENsa

Correspondence Especial para LII PktNs'
LAREDO, Texas, Diciembre T.
Ha qucdado confirmada' Ia notlcla
rn'ativa al levantamiento de Pablo
VIVA. en- Ia pobiaci6n de Vi!laidama
Nuevo Leon. VIVA es muy conocldo
en- aquella villa ~neolonesa. Para le-
vantarsc en- armas contra Ell gohierno
carrancista. reuni6 treinta hombres'
= los cuales arm6 Y monte deb!da
meutc. Todos eScs elementos son
hombrcs resueltos c~onocedores DE Ia
region, en- Ia que operaron durante
los ultimos mescs de Ia revolution
maderista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
Tn prestamo forzoso.

ClaHdo estuvicron reunidos en-, eI
palacio Ia mayor parte de los vecl-
. DC Sabinas. VIVA les dijo clara
y terminartemente que sc habia lc-
vartado en- a"mas para combatir a
gcbierno de Caryanza ) que como .as
revo'ucioucs TO sc hacian sin dinero'
recesitaha que 50 lie p.ororc!onar'
a suficicntc para eouipar las +uer-
za5 que iha a organ!Zar.
Di6lcs de plazo veinricuatro horaS
rara Guc entrc todos los h]abitante=
del pueblo e rcunicran In cantldad
Ic Glen nil pesos que dijo necesita".
Los veciNos hicieron c 4 Nlna qre
Il cantidad era Sumamcntc e'erada
' uuc TO podria rcunirse jamas entire
los h~ab;tantes, pe:o cI icfc rebcldc
SC mostr6 ~inf!cXihlc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-08
Iba a Casarse J pGrecIO
a manes de los viIlistas
'Ei iefe GailieffH0 Chavez, muerto
enc asa!to al t. &c Laguna,
iba q con:raer natrlm0nlo
correspondructe Especial nars Ia PRENsA
NnE &c Ar:rnnn Dirirmhrr L

.orrespopdrurte Especial nars Ia PRENSA
NOGALES. Arizona. Dlciembre l.
Guilermo r. Chavez, general ca
rrancisCa que perecl0 a manos de los
vii!istas al ser atacado en- Estacion
Laguna 81 trcn en- eli que viajaba con
= .ndmero de tropas, era natural
de Alamos, Sonora, ! sc cuenta que
cuando pereci6 q manos de los rebel
DIES vcnia a, Estado de Sonora con
eli objeto de contraer matrlmono
con una senorita que reside actual
mente en- Ia ciudad de Hermosi!io'
capital del Estado.
Pe-tenecio a las f~uerzas de Gales.
Chavez p~ertenecio q las fuerzas
de! general Gales, Y salio de Sonora
para tomar parte en- Ia campana del
Fstado de Chihuahua, juntamente
cen otro jefc Sonorensc: c! general
Juan Sobarzo. guien murIo en- ia
ciudad de ParraI, durante iii ataqae
cue h;zo Villa sob.c ia plaza. nara
proximamente cuacro mcses.
Chavez y Sobarzo salieron de So
nora cuando esta entldad Sc h"l:aba
practicamentc dominate por el &C.
neral Gales. En- Chihuahua cobra6s
nuevamente brics el vil'ismO ' los
dichos .jefes piGieron que Sc les ea-
viara 4 Ia campana en- aque! Estado,
campana que estaba iI2vando . ca5o
| el general francisco Aiurguia con to
dos los ciementos que lc habian s.do
! crviados de d;feren:c> ~caiones oe
IA repubIca.
Asi pucs. los dos icfes qrc Gales
cnvi6 a Ia campana dc Chihuahua pa
n que c9operarar con las fuerzas
lie l;urguia, nan perccido = maaos
l. ,os viri>tas.