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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20

I do the German people. They detest
then present English empress be-
cause she makes her children talk
English and has prevailed upon the
emperor To have an English physi-
clan
They have tried to mob Mackenzie
and they look coldls- at Frederick III
because he spends the last hours Of
his waning life ennobling men Of
Semitic blood They adore the very
, name Of the coming ruler. who has
all their prejudices. intensified a
thousandfold. His aversion TO the
English extends to his own mother.
When he Was ordered to San RENO
by the late emperor to visit his in
valid father the royal party started
to walk to church. and Prince Will
liam's English mother, the present
empress attempted TO take his arm.
He shook her OFF roughly in the pres
ence Of the crowd.
Il represent the person OF the en-
peror." he said haughtily. L walk
alone"
His mother was obliged to follow in
his footsteps His first English gov
erness, Miss Ships. who had charge
OF him as boy, when asked recently
what sort Of a man he was. said: He
is a man whom nothing can ever stay
once his anger is aroused"
Won Moltke. the sS-year-old field
marshal. has shrewd brilliant and
am bilious assistant. Count waldersee.
a hater OF the English. who is only
80 years old. but tactician. strategist
and geheral in whom the great Ger
man army places absolute confidence
The count aud Prince william are
warm friends. When they are to-
gether the ministers whisper that mis-
chief is brewing. when one is en-
peror he will make the other field
Roth ara schemers and ,
their power will he tremendous
Hence rulers. and diplomats all over
Europe watch Berlin with weary ewes |
and when william II ascends the I
throne the nap-makers may get ready I
CONTINUED on PAGE So
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20
SOCIALIST PEACE
MOVE is DENIED

LONDON. April 2o.-A German
wireless report detailed that German
socialists were sent to Stockholm by
Chancellor Hollweg and insisted tina;
there were no negotiations between
German and Russian socialists for
separate peace.
The German denial comes after the
confirmation OF a peace intrigue be-
tween the socialists Because the
Germans had not suddenly denied
backing the socialistic peace move
officials believe the separate peace
intrigue completely collapsed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20

manufactured. prepared or kept for
sale or distribution
Th& authorization requested Is the
most sweeping in the history of this
country 1t is more drastic than am
erents except. possibly Germany. AT g.
er a thorough investigation the de-
partment wants TO establish grades
and standards for farm products. IL
wants tn operate plants, 10 supervise
the handling OF all crops. and 20 deal
in food and supplies in the emergenCN.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20
Intends to Present Problems
Fully and Frankly When
Commissioners Meet Heads
of u. S. Government.
SCOPE IS MUCH EAlARsED
General Question of Military and n
nanciaI Cooperation Is FOremOst
Problem Among = Host OF Other
Subjects.


(GROATD
WASHINGTON, April 20.-Britain
intends to lay all her war cards on
the table when the commissioners
meet the American government
heads. She will present fully and
frankly all her problems 1t will
cover wider scope than heretofore
announced. The general question OF
military and financial cooperation is
the foremost problem. other sub
Jects are diplomatic questions such
as the ultimate peace terms. muni-
tions. wheat. general transportation.
the blockade of Germany. communi-
work
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20
X7RA

BUENoS AIRES. April 20.-The
Spanish legation at Rio De Janeiro
Received n cipher message declaring
that Russia and Germany had sign
ed an arTnissice. according to n dis
patch here from Rio De JaueirO-
The rOundabout rnmor OF an armls-
tice between Germany and Rassia via
Spanish diplomatic channels Is not
taken seriously. IL was sugGcsted Il
might have originated through Ger
tain strong German Influences In Rio
DE Janeiro. known to he closely iu
touch with the prO-German party in
Spain
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20
SIGN THE PLEDGE
AND DO YOUR BIT

y las an American citizen / 4
y hereby pledge myself to the per- I
y Torrance OF any duty, civil or 4
y military, for which / am ment- I
. ally or physically equipped. to
= which | may be called by the re- 4
= public in this crisis of its life;
= and heartily endorse the RESI- 4
y oIutions heretofore at this I
. meeting adopted
. The above pledge. signed by 4
= the men at the mass meeting in
y the city hall Wednesday even
. ing. together with copies of the 4
. resolutions adopred at that I
= meeting are being circulated in 4
. Pendleton today and throughout
. the county They are being left 4
. in every business house by G. l. Z
. La Dow. who has been designat- Z
. ed to take charge of this branch
. of the mobilization work. and Z
= citizens are asked to present .
= themselves and sign voluntarily.
= This is one way local people =
D have OF showing their patriot .
. ism. of preparing 10 do their .
D bit. of taking a stand behind the Z
, president and the country. II is =
D not necessary that all men en- =
, list and shoulder a musket but =
, the time may come when each =
B will be called upon to do serv- =
b ice for the country. Umafilla =
, county wants to be in position =
, to offer her entire citizenship. =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20
ATTEMPT is MADE TO
... BLOW UP OHIO CAPITOL

COLUMBUS. April s0.-u was
learned this morning that an attcmpt
to dynamite ths capitol was made last
night. W. II. McCann. a .teamster
found n man planting an explosive
and chased him away A homemade
contrivaucc for firing a high eNplo.
sivc was found Tic building wa
put under giiarNl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20
ssrUGGLEH nouND-Ur ON.

DOUGLAS Arrl e0-F Fedeuni
agents touk the first ster toward Nm
earthinr alIsEsd plots 20 suuEris auI-
muuition into Mexico which eas rtuI.
IN FROM iocal military camp when
~ Iius Evans. federal cattle Inspector.
uss ARRESTED chtrrrd with unissfli-
lr having five thuu=ar1 rsaris of tls-
rI rIfu.f..Hr.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20
Haig Strikes Against Cambria
Last Night; Gains Ground in
the NeighbOrhOOd Of viIIers
CuisIaIn; Decentralization is
Spreading Among German
Officers and Men.
FREMCASTRATEGY MARVELLOUS

LONDON. April 2O.-sir Douglas
Haig struck against CambraI last
night and ''gaIned ground in the
neaenborhood OF vIIIers CulsIain.'' 1t
is reported.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20
(IIENRY WOOD

WITH THE FRENCH AFIELD.
April 2O.--Seventy square miles OF
territory have been regained from
Germany in the last five days Nivelle
has progressed over a front of forty
miles. in depth from three quarters to
four miles. A score OF villages and
towns were captured. German loss
es are staggering. Two complete di-
visions OF forty thousand men were
literally wiped out in a counter at
tack on Juvincourt. Decentralization
Is spreading among the Germans. ev-
en- among the officers. Great masses
or reinfOrcements hurTiedly rushed
to the line failed to stop the French
advance.
French Are Calm
THE battle IL progressing favor
nhl! p is the calm way the French
military chiefs regard the offensive.
Results exceed expectations" Tho
French officers regard the advance
between osieI and Courtecamp as
having reached the proportions of
great success The utmost strategic
importance Is attached TO Formidable
positions captured there.
II is battle of SHOWS raging over
forty miles of front French artillery
fire turns the battle fields into oozy
mud. with red spattered patterns.
strategy Is Marvellous
saw "a marvellous bit of French
strategy. The French established
lines near an abandoned battery The
Germans attempted recapture. The
horses were hitched hurriedly TO the
guns Then the French machine guns
suddenly opened All except thirty
Germans were killed. From a name
less hill | saw an endless maze OF
German trenches across the Cham
payne plains. They represented three
years work OF millions OF men
Countless tons of harbed wire num-
herless carloads Of steel plates AMI
miles of concrete Qualifications mark
ed Il. Many trenches were fitted with
electrical plants. the most modern
and costly conveniences.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20

NEW YORK. April 2O.-If the war
department accepts RooseveIt's offer
to lead a division to the European
front. here's what it can do:
1t can have a completely organized
division of twenty-three thousand, in
Guiding infantry. cavalry. artillery.
engineers. maehine-gun detachments
CONTINUED on page six.D
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20
DRAF BILL
TAKES LEAD
Senate Whips Fear Opposition to Spydnd
Censorship Measures May Block All
Other War Legislation so SeLectiDe Con
scripton is ShoDed Ahead of EUerythine
ROOSEVELT DIVISION IDEA lS, HINDERANCE

WASHINGTON. April 20.-Because
of the possibility of opposition to the
administrators spy and censorship
bills might block all other war legis-
lation, senate leaders suddenly switch
ed their plans and announced that
consideration of tine presidents cleo
tive conscription measure will be
showed ahead of everything
Espionage legislation, the most
drastic ever proposed. held the spot
light in congress-
The senate entered it's third day of
bitter debate. Influential senators are
bitterly attacking the bill.
Roosevelt Division Popular
WASHINGTON, April 20.--Despitc
all administration attempts to anni-
hilate it the Roosevelt division idea
is holding its own Its the most for
midable obstacle in the path of con-
scription. Although semi-officiaIly
stated that the war department would
prevent the Roosevelt division. bet
ting favored the idea that Roosevelt
would get into the trenches with his
volunteers weeks before the first
American conscription division gets
into shrapnel fire. The president
admitted no strongly opposed the d.
vision.
Politics Take a Hand
Friends of the colonel insist Pres
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20
COUNT TISzA QUITS

ZURICH. Aprit 2u.--N icnna dl--
patches cssnfirncd the rs--iEuation of
Count TiSEa- hungarian premier.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20
WHEAT is DOWN
1c AT PORTLAND

CHICAGO. April 2o.-tEast Ore
sonian Speciail-The range OF wheat
lrices here today were as follows:
open. High Low. Close.
MAY t2.2sA s2.f4 Sass t2ssk
Jul2 s2Os. s21l t2.o0k ss0uK
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20

PORTLAND. Ore. April 2o.-tSpe-
ciuD-Cluh wheat here today b. quot %
"d at s2.25 and bluestcm at ge.aI.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20

CONTINUED on page six-)
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CONTINUED on PAGE 50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20

TO ADVERTISERS

The East oregonIan has the largest bona
tide aud guaranteed paid circulation Of any
paper In Oregon, east OF Portland and By
far the largest circulation In Pendeton Of
any Newspaper.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-02
Ell ACANTCNAMIENTO

Segdn informes que u!tlEamente
hemos podido recoger. antcs de una
semana. los trabajos de edificacion
de los nuevos acontonamientoS, quc
para principles de Septiembre ALDER
caran a tan grande cantidad de SOL
dados. habran entrado en- plena acti-
vidad.
SeCun deciamos en- nuestra ulti-
ma information a este respectO. apro-
bados va los planes. Y ultimados to-
dos los contratos. solo Sc esperaba IA
llegada de algunos de los matcriales,
que no pueden adquirirSe, cuando me-
nos en- su totalidad, en- esta ciudad
dc San Antonio.
Aquello de que en- mayor can't
dad habra de hacersc, uso. Ia ma
dera. de distintas calidades ' cortcS.
ha empezado a llegar. Y en- breve
millones de pies cuadrados empcza-
ran a 'cvantarsc sobre las llanadas
ardorosas del campo Funston Y del
campo Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-02
$4,000 PESOS REUNIO LA CRUZ
ROJA

Aun cuando la semana de campana
activa de la Cruz Roja, campana du-
rante Ia cual. las damas Y cabal!cros
de San Antonio que i%ntegraron e! CO.
mite local de propaganda y ~recolec-
ci6n. de fondos. acudieron a todos los
recursos Y obtuvieron en- su labor,
exito complete. todavia seguiran
abiertas las oficinas para recibir do
n~ativos e inscripciones, una de las
cuales esta en- ell Hotel Gunter.
La suma colectada en- la semana
Ultima, es muy grande: asclende a
Ia suma de $4,000 pesos.
Las casas de concrete, institution
mes bancarias c industria'es. Y los
p~articulares, hicieron donativos GUAM
tiosos. Y Ia ciudad cntera, do GUAM
do menos n pequena contribution.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-02
IA FLOTA BRASiLENA NO COO
PERhRA -. . . .
(Vicne de la ia. Plana)

"
costar que Sc habian eStado hacienda
ucgociaciones con cl Brasil por Ia Sc
rretaria dc Estado, con ell proposito de
rolaborar sobrc medidas que pudieran
ser puestas en- practical de una name
ra comin. por ambOs PASSES en- case
De que cl Brasil declare la e~Xistencla
de IN estado de guerra con Alema-
MIA. pues Sc creia que este pals esta-
ba procurando obtener el uso de la
enormc cantidad de tonelaie alcman
que Sc encuentra internado en- aguas
b~rasi,cnas V que fuera confiscado por
cl gobierno de Rio Janeiro.
Sc asegur6 hoy, por n persona,
verdadera autoridad en- Derecho In
ternacional. que ell Brasil obraria en-
teramente dentro de sus derechos, 81
arrentaba esos barcos alemanes a
los E.stados Unidos o a las n~aciones
aliadas. o bien 81 los empleaoa por
SUI propia cuerta cl gobierno brasilc-
! no. para cl trafico commercial con los
! Estados Unidos Y las ~potencias de IA
entente.
HAY tambiGn poca duda acerca de
81 g Brasil al entrar en- la guerra pom
dra SUI Armada en- el servicio de vigil
lancia Y patrulla de las aguas meri-
dionales del Atlantico, asi como ell to-
nelaje mercante aleman internado en-
| sus bahias, a Ia disposition de los ALA
| dos V de los Estados Unidos, para que
| Sc empleen como trasportes para Ia
tropa Y materiales de guerra. Las
| n~egociaciones no sc han conclude, pc
! 70 Sc dijo hoy, que Sc aseguraba que
Ia unica razon para el informe de que
las flotas americana Y brasilena esta,
ban va cooperando, era Ia reciente vi.
sta cue la escuadra del Almirante
Caperton hizo a Rio Janeiro.
La ayuda que ell Brasil esta pro-
porcionando actualmente a los Esta.
dos Unidos Y q los aliados, es ents.
ramente pasiva = moral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-02
La VILLA DE LOS ALIADOS

Hoy habrira sus puertas al publico
este nuevo centre de diversiones esta-
blecido en- Ia Gale de West Houston,
en- cl block numero 500.
LA Villa de los Aliados", que tai
cs e. nombrc del centric de referen-
cha. cuenta con un espacioso salon de
bale. al airc libre, en- cuyo derredor
Sc italian establecidos algunos "pues-
tos" de refrescos Y sodas.
La empresa que regentea este esta-
blecimiento, ha hecho n formal invi
taci6n a todos los soldados de la guar
melon. para que concurrieran a su
aperture, Y clio do por resultado que,
tanto ell salon de bale, como los eX-
pendios adyacentes Sc vieran aver su-
mamente concurridos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-02
DESCARRILAMIENT0

En- la esquina de las GALES de Pc
cos Y West Houston descarril6, aver
en- Ia noche. ell tren electrico, hume
70 2O6, de la Inca de Sur Laredo
El accidente, que no cause ningunas
d~esgracias pe~rsonales, Sc debi6 a que
81 conductor del t~ranvia no Sc flo
en- que una gran piedra estaba CO.
!ocada en- la via de referencia, obstru-
ycndo'a precisamente en- la parte
de la cuerva que hace Inca al vol
tear de Ia Gale de Houston a la de
Pecos.
Fl tren sufri6 I'm fuerte golpe, Y
sali6 de la via, causando el consi-
g~uiente susie entire los viajeros; Pc
70 pocos momentos despues fue ARE
rladO el desperfccto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-02
PICNIC

Muy animado estuvo ell "pic-nic'
que. en- obsequio del "Club Ideal
de esta poblacion, organize para ell
dia del de aver, I'M grupo de senorl-
tas mexicanas pertenecientes a dicho
~circulo recreativo.
La fiesta %campestre Sc VERTIGO en-
una finca cercana a los ano de Hot
Wells, Y a ella asistieron, no SOLO
todos los socios del Club Ideal ST.
no muchas otras personals especial
mente invitadas.
Despues del medic dia, empezo un
animado bale, que duro hasta ell ano-
checer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-02
Creese que Bethmann
HOllweg contestant
a L~loyd=George

AMSTERDAM, Julio 1o.-En Ia
DrGxima session que ~celebrara el
2cichstag. ell dia ) del presente mes,
Sc espera que el Canciller Imperial
!leman. Dr.. Won Bethmann Holweg,
lara una respuesta formal u las de-
claraciones que hizo ell Primer Minis
;vo inglGs, Sir David Lloyd-G George,
or IN discurso cue recientemente pro-
aunci6 en- Glasgow, en- Ell cual EXPIRE
50 que no podia haber n paz sin
victoria.
Despachos de Berlin recibidos ano-
che dicen que en- toda A!emania hay
cl mayor interes por conocer la res
puesta del Canciller Imperial, a las
declaraciones del Primer Ministro in
lies, en- que cypres6 los propositos
rorquc Ia Gran Bretaha Sc halla lu-
chando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-02
FIESTA INTIMA

En- la casa del senior Isidro Lopez,
situada en- la avcnida Dwyer hume
70 221, de esta ciudad, Sc VERTIGO el
dia de aver una animada reunion, con
obieto de celebrar ell onomastico de
su sonora esposa, doha Paula c. de
Lopez.
Varias personals amigos del matrl-
monio Lopez fueron incvitadas a la
convivialidad, durante la cual Sc sir
vieron exquisitos sandwiches y re-
f~rescos, V Sc tocaron e%scogidas pie
a de musica por un terceto inte-
grade por los profesores Francisco
Hernandez, Juan Rodriguez y Euge-
MO Mendez.
Muy animada estuvo esta fiesta In
TINA. que empezo a las nueve de la
manana y termino a las siete de "a
noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-02
Sociales y Personales
REUNION

En- la casa del senior Aldo Mosti,
situada en- la Gale de Sabinas hume
70 1401, tuvo lugar aver una ANNA
da reunion, a la cual asistieron nu-
merosas personals de su amistad.
La fiesta fue organizada por ell Sc
nor Mosti, con objeto de "partir ell
cake" como es costumbre en- esta po-
blaci6n, a raiz de un casamiento.
Todos los concurrentes a ella, brin-
daron por la felicidad del senior Mos
tt Y de la sonora su esposa, dona
Conception @. Casso de Mosti, verifi-
candose despues un lucido bale, que
duro hasta ell a%nochecer.
Sc sirvio, asi mismo, una merienda
en- obsequio de las familias a~sistentes,
v Sc tomaron exquisitos refrescos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-02
PROTECTION CONTRA LOS IN
CENDIOS

Ell Ayuntamiento de la ciudad
esta considerable con toda atenc!on'
Ia solicitud hecha por los p~ropieta-
rios de casa de los suburbios de San
Antonio, Quienes piden que tales ba-
rrios sean considerados como parties
integrantes de Ia poblacion. para
que Sc les atienda Y Sc les presto e.
Immediate V necesarisimo s~ervicio en-
caso de incendio.
Firman Ia solicitud hecha al ayun-
tamiento, los p~ropietariOs de Alamo
Heights. Madeleine Terrace, Mont
clair. Washington Heights, y Terrell
Hills.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-02
SERA EXPULSADO DE CUBA
ENRILE
(Vicnc dc Ia Pag. ~

en- la frontera de los Estados Unidos
con Mexico. Esto ocurria cuando Ia
s]ituacion era muy tirantc entire los
Estados Unidos v .Alemania, sltua-
cion que Sc tradujo Ell Ia guerra en-
ire ambos paises.
iEspia Aleman?
Dc acucrdo con la information pu-
blicada por algunos periodlcos dc Ia
Habana, los p%ropositos que traJcfon
Il Cuba, fueron los de servlr en- ca
lidad de agentc teutonico. Vino, Sc
pin Sc cuenta. comisionado para cs-
tableccr IN servicio de e~spionajc ale
man en- 10 que Sc pudiera lamar sec
tor dc la Habana, Cayo Hueso, New
Orleans. New York y Tampa.
Ell plan de Enrile-si es que real
mente csc maya sido-fracaso, porque
ell gobierno cubano, que habla dec'di-
do seguir la sucrtc de los Estados
UnldoS reSpecto a Alelhdnld, eslaoa
a la e~spectativa y cuidaba de todos
los movimientos de los alemanes Y
de sus espias.
Descubrio, pues, que Ell coronel En-
rile tenia una comision secreta y que
trataba de cumplirla y cue esa CO.
mission cstaba intimamente relacio-
NADIA con Ell servicio de espionaje ale
man en- Cuba y Estados Unldos.
Y en- vista de este. ha decidido ex-
pulsarlo de territorio cubano, en- c
dc tenerlo prisionero. Y Enrile ten
dra que abandonar a Cuba en- ell pri-
mer vapor que saliva ~directamente
para Espaha. ALA sera enviado por
el gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-02
INCENDIO

Serian las cuatro de la madrugada
de aver, cuando Sc inicio un incendio,
que pudo haber sido de terribles ON
s~ecuencias, en- una pequena mueble-
ria situaia en- la Gale de Main, entire
as de Houston Y Commerce.
Avisados del desastre los bomberos,
acudieron al punto al lugar del 81
niestro. logrando localizar el fuego y
extineuirlo en- las primeras horas de
la maTana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-02
I'm DRAMA PASI0NkL
EN- TAMPA, FLA,

TAMPA. JUNO 2l.-DespucS de
csperar cor mucha paciencia haSta
que Giuseppe Caldcrone. de Ia fabrica
de taGacos de Jose E~scalante, Salie-
Sc del cdificio a almorZar. la seno-
ra Maria Caruso. una jovcn italiana,
Sc aproyim6 al hombre, Y deSpueS dc
acusarlo de c~najenarlc eli amor dc su
marido. sac6 un revolver Y lie disna-
70 cinco tiros. Ninguna de las balas
do en- ell b'anco. Cuando Son6 la pri-
Mera detonaci0n Calderonc Sc encon-
traba solo a pocos pics de Ia muier
enfurecida: V cuando el ultimo trio
reson6 en- cl cspacio. va habia desapa-
recido. Despues del suceso Ia Scno-
IA Caruso fuG ]conducida al Quartet de
! bomberos de Palmetto. ccrca de la
fabrica, donde cntrcg0 cl revolver.
Embellishments Sc die parte al De
partamento de pO,icia, acudiendo el vi
gilante Gil, que la llev0 a la cStaci0n
de policia. dondc fuG entregada al She
riff V colocada en- Ia carceI. Durantc
la tarde la sonora Caruso presto fian-
"a de mil pesos, que firmaron el
tribunal q responder de a acusacion
| de aggression con intcntO de a~sesinato.
Contra Calderone Sc e~stablecio tam
bian una acusaci6n de cCnducta desor-
| denada ex~igiGndcsele Que p~restara
fianza por valor de quinientos pesos
para que compareZca como testigo
! principal en- eli case. Segun ha ma
nifestado la sonora Caruso a. u ami
! Cos, ella cuenta IS amos de edad. Di-
ce que anteS de casarse hace algunos
! meses. Calderone Ia enamor6 coSa que
ella ocult6 por e. tenor de su padre.
Despu6s de contraCr matrimonio 81
vida Sc des,izaha feliZ, hasta que Cal
derone cont6 q 81 marido las ~relacio-
mes que habia llevado con ella antes
de su boda. Como resultado de csta
accion. dice que su marido la abando.
no, merchandise para New York hace
como seis Esta no IS Ia
primera vez que hacen fuego 4 Calde.
rome. Hace algun tempo SUI ASA fue
acribillada con municiones durante Il
noche por alguien cuyo nombre NJ
pudo averiguarse, aunque la polici;
cree tener ahora e, hilo bien atado.
En- los primeros momentos de soma.
los disparos fue tai la confusion GU,
hubo deatro del taller, que mujere:
hubo cue Sc desmayaron, Y mucho;
c~orrian hacia el fondo del edificio ere
lyendo Que a atacados per eI fren
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-02
RESTABLECIDO

Completamente restablecido de la
operacion que ultimamente sufrio en-
Ell Hospital de Santa Rosa, de esta
ciudad. Sc erscuentra ahora ell senior
Sam Greco, dueno de la cantina LAS
Dos Republicas," situada en la esqui-
ma de las GALES de Santa Rosa y Co.
mercio.