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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-02
FACTS CONCERNING MATTERS
FOR A REFERENDUM VOTE

districts for the purpose Of holding
elections.
Section II of the referendum amend.
las sooon as it appears that the effec,
of any act. bill, resolve, or resolution
or part or parts thereof has been sus-
pended by petition in manner afore.
said. the Governor by public proca.
nation shall give notice thereof and
OF the time when such measure is 70
be voted on by the people, which shall
be at the next general election not less
than 60 days after such proclamation
or in case of no general election with
in six months thereafter the Cover.
nor may, and If so requested in said
written petition therefor, shall order
such measure submitted to the people
at special election not less than -four
nor more than six months after his
proclamation thereof"
AS no general election will be held
until September, 1918. it will be seen
that if Governor Milliken calls a spe.
cial election for the people to pass or
these referendum questions. he will
not be permitted to do until -four
months after the petitions have been
filed. which in these instances could
not be until next November.
In the general election two wears
ago the people accepted the act pass
ed by the Legislature of 1915 limit
ing the hours of labor of women and
children working in manufacturing
mechanical and mercantile establish.
ments to "a hours in a week. while al
the general election In September 1914
the people accepted the act to create
a board of public utilities commission.
ers and to define their duties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-02

AID Rates

-Four iinss e werds to q hns)
Or Is werds Or less cost 15e. tor
enc Issue, 400. for three and eoe'
for I xNeek. Pro rata price will Do
charged for Advertisements sx-
essdine four lines. In sending py
mail. enclose stamps with ordsr'
20 Charge are too email to open
accounts.
The journal doss not knowingly
accept an9 fraudulent advertn!"0
Of any kind. The Journal will m
vsstieats promptly and vigorously
svsry claim from any person VINO
has been in any way deceived or
mistreatsd through answering an
advertisement. The Journal VIII
thank its readers to bring to 10
attention any failure on the part
Of an advertiser to mako good MS
promises. Il 10 the belief OF TINS
paper thak an advertiser serves MS
own interest best only when no
serves the public best. you arc
not satisfied tell the Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-02

mission will determine what protection
shall be given at highway grade cross
incS in Aroostook county towns in
connection with any and all steam
railroads.
The inhabitants of the towns of
Crystal Island Falls, Dyer Brook. Oak
field, Smyrna, Masardis. Ashland
Portage Lake, Eagle Lake. Fort Kent.
Frenchville, Madawaska. Grand Isle
Van Buren,, New Limerick. Houlton
Littleton. Monticello, Br;dgewater
Blaine, Mars Hill, Westfield. Pressure
isle, Caribou, New Sweden, Stockholm,
Easton. Fort Fairfield. Limestone,
Chapman. Washhurn. Perham and
Mapleton and the plantations of Stacy
vile, Winterville and Wallagrass have
been or are to be represented at the
hearing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-02

handsome pleasure boats to the Cover
nor of the State.
At the time Governor Milliken start.
ed to secure the yachts there was no
guarantee and very little assurancs
that the boats would be taken over by
the federal government. But the Gov.
ernor felt that the coast of the Stats
must be protected and so he decided
that the navy must be secured to do
the work, men placed on board ths
craft and every other details ATTENDED
to. 1t was understood, however, tina,
the boats provided by the State were
to- be on duty until the United States
navy department could provide a suit.
able patrol.
So carefully was the selection Of
craft made by the Chief Executive, tina,
the navy department has not found i,
necessary to take over other craft. T.
has decided that these purchased BY
Governor Nt;llillen were of the RICH,
sort and has bought them from him
for be it understood. the boats stood in
the name of Carl +. Milliken." ner.
scnally, who. as others familiar with
y,
the whole thing on his shoulders Now
however, the federal government has
purchased from Governor Miliken the
craft that he bought from private own.
ers and. in addition. has leased at a
purely nominal figure. the other hand.
some and efficient yachts that We're
donated to the Chief Executive by some
of the big owners.
Names coast line is now being most
effectually and efficiently patrolled from
Kittery to Quoddy head by goodly
feet of boats that are seaworthy and
some Of them have a speed Of 80 miles
an hour. Just how many there are,
II is not polite to say. but the number
is sufficiently great to make 1t certain
that every portion of the jagged coast
line is being watched and every craft
is manned by men who know their
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-02

tion Of the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission. and the decis ion Of that body
Is being anXiously awaited by the rail-
roads and tho general public.
Aside from the general increase of Is
per cent. in freight rates now sought.
some of the Maine carriers have ad-
Nanced many class and COMMODITY
rates on Maine shipments to a nlater-
ial extent, effective June %. 1917.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-02
CROSSING HEARING
FOR AROOSTOOK

BY the provisions Of Section nine OF
Chapter AS Of the Public Laws of 1917
the Public Utilities Commission is re
quired to hold public hearings and de-
termine what form of protection is re-
quired at grade crossings with steam
railroads where such crossings cannot
be made comparatively safe by the re-
moval of bushes and the trimming of
trees.
The Utilities Commission has ordered
a herring to take place in the fire de-
paltment building at Pressure Isle July
IS at 9 o'clock A. NJ, when the COM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-02
For Sale-MisceilaneouS

HAY IN BARN AND GRASS ON
tc Herbert Hopkins july2AlWN
WATCHES, WALTHAN, ELGiN
and all best makes sold at lowest prices
at Drews Reliable Jewelry Store. 10 Lis
bon St, Lewiston. july2d1w
FIVE ACRES STANDING GRASS.
Best offer takes it. Riverview Poultry
Farm. South Gardiner, Me. jly2I4ts
TWELVE OR FIFTEEN TONS OF
loose hay at the barn. Geo. H. Freeman,
K. 25 Wayne. june3Od3t-
A NATIONAL Cash REGISTER.
Been used months Registers from &C.
to $l95. A. l., McCausland, Elks Club.
Gardner. june29d6t
GOLDEN OAK BUFFET sIDEBOARD,
dining table bedstead and spring, bread
board. ironing board, Address 5. c.. care
kennebec Journal. jn3Od1t.
ONE HORSE DEERING MOWER,
good condition. two knives, ST. A. j.
Mitchell, Augusta, Me. r. Z. jnSod3t"
WATCH BARGAINS At DREW'S
Reliable Jewelry Store, 70 Lisbon St.,
Lewiston iuly2dlW
ONE DEER COFFEE MILL, I IA
horsepower. Electric motor w. v EN-
erson 269 Water St. Gardiner. jn29d6t
PoTAToEs-No. / NoRCRoss, NO.
Snow and Green Mt. Jr.. $3.50 and s3.Ul
per bush. Johnson Seed Potato Co, Rich
mond, Maine. Tel. 52-2, jn29d5t<
OR TO LET PIANOS, ORGANS AND
sewing machines at Blanchard S music
store, Is Silver St, Watervil!e. in29d1w
Is FT. HAY RACK ALMOST NEW.
sell right for cash, or exchange for cut
ting my grass. j. A. Clough, Augusta.
Me- r. l. Tel. 236-2o. jn2Sd6tr
REMEMBER THE LAW REQUIRES
lights on all vehicles July 18th. We have
Watervile Tel. 62y-W. jn2Sdl0t
DIAMONDS GUARANTEED IN
weight and color at extremely low prices
at Drew's Reliable Jewelry Store. 70 Lis
bon St, Lewiston. july2dlw
MAINE AUTO REGISTRATION
complete, also all registered dealers and
motor cycle owners and dealers Gives
number of car, make and mnfrs number
oOc. month. 50 per year in advance. Ken
neDec journal Co, Auto List. Dept, Au-
susta, Me jn27d1w
A TWo-SEATED CANOPY TOP CAR
riage with side lights and rubber tires.
Sold reasonably Mrs. S. E. Fltner.
Route j., Gardiner. june26d6t
8 TONS OF HAY AT $40 TON DE.
livered if taken this week: also set double
harnesses with brides and martingales for
50 l.. L. Cram, Manchester Maine.
in26d6t*
CONTINUOUS NICKLE DISPLAY
fixtures, 1o-nickle Cornice Brackets (3-rod
holders each), bout 160 #. a4-nch nckle
rods At bargain. F. S Smith & Co.,
Gardiner, Me. in oGutf
OHIO ENsILAGE CUTTERS, BLOW
ers. and silos will advance in price con-
siderably July LIST. If you are thinking
OF buying YOU will save by ordering now
W. s Pillsbury 4 Son, Waterville Tel
629-W. i,lne2,d1Ot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-02
New Advertisements Today

Wanted-Barber
To let-Tenement.
For saie-Watches.
To let-Five rooms.
For sale-Diamonds
Lost-Bunch of keys.
For sale-Work horse.
Wanted-All-round cook.
Wanted-Auto repairing.
.For Sale-Standing grass
Wanted-Man on farm.
Lost-Small round pin.
TO let-Furni5hed rooms.
For sale-Hay and grass.
Wanted-Watch repairing.
To let-Two furnished rooms.
Wanted-Old gold and silver.
To let-Tenements and offices.
Wanted-Cook, waitress, kitchen girl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-02
To Let-Summer Cottages
OLD ORCHARD

OIO OhCnAnO
To Let or For sale-Cottages. Ro3ming
Rooms, Stores, Tailor Shop. Manicure
Parlors and Farms. For particulars call
on or write w. NJ. Davis, Old Orchard,
Me. jn3Od2mo
AT OCEAN POINT, SlX.ROOM COT
tage. The first two weeks in July and
through the month of August. at $50 per
day. Mrs. s. w. Fuller. Ocean Point. Me.
june2Sd6t'
FOR FIRST TWO WEEKS or JULY:
furnished six-room cottage on West
shore of Lake Cobbossee near trolley;
running water, flush toilet: groceries.
milk. ice. etc. at door. Apply to r. G.
49, = - jnesdst.
FURNISHED COTTAGE AT FIVE
Islands. by the week. month or season.
Address Mrs. X. NJ Brown, Grand ST..
Augusta. june2Sdtf
FOR THE MONTH OF JULY. FIVE
room bungalow on Capitol Island. Apply
by letter to A. W. Stewart. Augusta, Me:
jn27dtf
SIX ROOM COTTAGE AT OCEAN
Point for July and August. Flush closet
and running water in sink. Address Miss
E. A. Thompson. Ocean Point, Maine:
CAMP WAWENOCk AT WEBER
Pond, rooms well furnished, ice. wood
and boat included. Apply to F. q. Far
rington, 219 Water street, Augusta.
ElGHT-ROOM COTTAGE At SOUR
rel Island, practically new. Has bath,
hot and cold water and is modern
throughout. Also Groom cottage. A. A.
Soule, Augusta. june14dtf
COTTAGE AT SQUIRREL ISLAND
for the season. Mrs. w. E. S. Whitman.
Tel. 56SM Augusta. june12dtf
ON CAPITOL ISLAND, BOOTHBAY
Earhor. Me. 7-roum cottage. furnished.
large piazza bath. good view, near boat
landing. Apply 10 c T.. Hewitt, Jr. No. IA
High St, Bath. NE. jn2d1mo'
AT OCEAN POINT. COTTAGE AND
bungalow by the season or month, grand
view of ocean and within minutes walk
of p. O., store ana casino Address c.
II. Blaisdell, 22S State s., Augusta. Ne,
or telephone 3CS-M. may23dtf
FOR THE SEASON, THE LASH
cottage, SO called, at Capitol Island, Me.
Spendidly located with all modern con-
venences. Inquire Thomas Leigh, 255
Water St. Augusta. may23dtf
THREE NEW GROOM COTTAGES,
electric lights, flush closets. water in
sink. At Island Park, Lake Cobbossee-
contee. Inquire at Casavanti and Clou-
tiers. at Island Park, or 81 Water street.
mayl0dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-02
Cards, Notices. Etc.

MRS. CRAM, MEDIUM, READINGS
daily. Capitol St, Augusta Me. Tel
lVle-M jn27dlws
JULIA A. BARKER, MEDIUM. RiV.
erton ST., opp. Augusta car barn. Tel
62S-Y. Readings daily june2Od2ws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-02
ChaS. I. Jackson

Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
Conservcr Of Colonial Estates (AlI
Parts Of Maine). Information, EN-.
ployment and Listing Bureau.
Rooms 2-3-4, Sagadahoc Block
BATH, MAINE
July1dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-02

SEEKERS OF HOMES. IF THEY
are interested in the proposition of pur-
chasing on easy installments a lot ada
cent to the electric road, and to city
wall and sewer near Augusta line, with
subsequent financial assistance i'll build
ing their home, address w. II. Perry. S.
Second street, Hallowell Me. apr2ldtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-02
IiSH EVERYBODY TO KNOW

WANTED-A MILLION FEET OF
Bin, 5-Sin. and hin. pine delivered at our
mil! at Fairfield. Maine. NJ. F. Darcy q
Sons Company, 81 No. Washington street
Boston, Mass may3dtf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24
LAS AUTORIDADES Sc han
PROPUESTO ACABAR CON
FL A TODO TRANCE
Durante ell dia de oyer de-
mostraron mucha aetiDi-
dad los encargados del
saaeamiento moral de
San Antonio

Desde hace algnos meses, las au-
toridades locales de San Antonio, por
indication directa del Departamento
de Ia Guerra, dictaron energlcoS de-
cretos ln;caron una activa campa-
ma contra 81 vicio en- San Antonio,
persiruiendolo en- todas sus marifes-
taciones, Y procurando hacer de "a
ciudad ml lugar donde la sociedad
no tuviera que sufrir boehornosos es-
pectaculos nj la juventud Ia a1agaza
inyencible de Ia tentacion.
Sin embargo: parece ser que, por
mas esfuerzos que clio Sc pusleron-
las medidas no fueron todo 10 radI-
Gales que debieron de haber sido, y
eI vicio, dc superficial, sc troco en-
subterraneo siguio miranda Ia Tida
san-antoniana.
Una de las razones esenciales pa
"a combatiTlo, era poner cuoierto
de 81 a los millares de soldados que
llenan los acantonamientoS de Ia
ciudad, y las autoridades miltares ca
veron ulimanDente en- Ia cuenta de
Que los hombres de! ejercito segulan
aurque, en- neror escala, denrro de-
aubients del cual Sc trat6 de sacar'
las para el bien general.
Debido a clio, : despues del acuer
do entire las autoridades milltares )
c;viles de San Antonio. acuerao de
cuaI Sc ocupo va La PRENSA, Sc hs
in;cado una nueva campana de PRO
/ (Pasa a Ia sa. Pig. Col. 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24
PidiOse Ia pena de musrte
Dara eI soIiadO Funk

Aver durante todo ell dia se sostu-
7ieron debates entire los abogados re-
presentantes del Estado y los defen-
sores del soldado Delmar Funk, acu-
sado de ser uno de los natadores del
chauffeur Burns.
e. hcenciado Black hablo en- NOM
bre de la sociedad Y pronuncl0 un
briliantisimo discurso- pidiendo Sc
deciarara Ia culpabilidad del REQ.
Despues hablaron los licenciados
Chambers = Watson en- defensa del
ecpsado 2 por dltimo habb el Fis-
cal McAshl, quien pidi6 Ia pena dc
muerte de Funk, COMO castigo a 81
delito.
4 las doce Y media de ia noche Sc
suspendi6 Ia audiencia para reanu-
darse el dia de hoy las nueve de
Ia manana. Para el medic dia va sc
sabra Ia pena a que va a ser senten'
ciado Funk.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24
Tambie5s, en- Espana
ouieren desm0ne-
tizar Ia plata
Pretenden acuHGr monedGS
con menos Ualor intrfnseco

ScrvicIo E<perrn, para Ia rRENsA.
MADRID. Noviembre 23'-DeS-
pues del Consejo de Minister'S cele-
brado hoy el Primer Alinisro Garcia
Pricto. dijo los periodistas cue
uno de los asuntos principa!es trato-
dos en- el Conseio fut e. relative 4
Ia conycniencia de proceGel' Ia des-
monetizaci6n de Ia plata que hay en-
circulation en- todo el RENO. ESta
medida Sc ha pensado en- tomarla en-
vista de que dado el va'or que ae-
tualnlente alcanza la plata ID none
da uiene IN valor intrinseco cas'
iguaI su valor liberatorio y 81 sigue
subiendo ae llegara al case que "a
Sc ha reg:strado en- Mexico en- O.
tros paises que TO tienen el talon orc
de que. caando dicho valor lntrln-
seco es mayor que el que II p alta
acunada tiene como moneda, IA des-
rnonetizaci0n Sc hace por el pnDheo
con grave perjuicio para las trans
sacciones comerciales va que de III
dia para otro Sc encuentra el conner
clio careciendo de especies meta.ica;
en- cantidad bastante para hacer la'
operaciones habituales y con clio los
cue salen ganando son los tenedcre:
de esas especies nletalicas en- luga'
de que O. Sob!erno sec 81 que sogfe
esa utilidad que refluira rsturalneH
10 sobre todo 81 pueblo. Agrego
one Sc estima que Ia opOr.unidaa pa
"a llevar 4 cabo Il desmonetizacioi
no puede ser mas favorable pues Ia
reservas de- Banco de Espana excedel
con mucho a los billetes que sc en-
cuenuan en- circulation. Parece gu
todavia no Sc lego una decfsi6n de
f;nitiva sobre este asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24
Como en- les buenos tiempos
del preconstitucionalismo
cit5 a los comerCiaateS,
y les exigi6 10 que,
lie hacia faita
Impuso IN pT6stamo, for
zosO de CientO CinCuGn=
ia mil pesos

Ell general carrtHcista Murgula,
huesped de honor de saltillo, no podia
pernitir que su presencia en- Ia capl-
tai coahilense pasase desaperclbida.
Por algo sabe Fl que es el primer
general de ia revoiucion, que la sal
vaci6n del pals estuvo va una vez en-
sus manos, cuando fue a acabar con
e: villismo a Chihuahua, donde Ja-
cinto Trevifio no habia podido nj 81
ouiera aminorar su' fuerza, y por a.
90 sabe tambien que al presente, de
el solo depende Ia salvaci6n DE n
Republica, y que, donde quiera que
Sc despachen generates carranclstas 4
hacer campalias arrolladoras, resuitan
arrollados por los rebeldes. EJeHt-
plos: .Alvarado eli Tabasco y Norza-
garay en- Nichoaean.
Ell cuanto que 81 viilisno Sc haih
atuenado otra vez del Norte de Chr
huahua, Sc explica: aIurguia va no
estaba ahi.
Lo esencial, Is que Murgaia ha
hecho sentir su presencia en- Saltlllo,
en- Ia forna mas sensible de cuan-
tas eustan: en- L. de Ia eNgencsa
monetaria, exigencia la cual nube
cue aceeder "gustosamente'.
Las srepss sin haheres.
Alguien negado aver de Saltllo,
nos relate ell caso.
Las tropas de Murguia, despues de
sus triunfos en- Chihuahua = para ta-
cerse cargo de una carpana que tc-
tPasa Ia 5a. Col 2a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24
lIRCIjA HACf SENTR SUPRESENC|A EN- SAl1|LLO
ActiDftsin1Q cQmpo1a contra ell O1clo
Sc REUNIO EN- BERNA EL
cONGRESO PACIFISTA

TrIegrama Especial para Ia PRENsA.
WASHINGTON, Noviembre 23.-
Telegramas llegados a esta capital
hov Dor Ia noche, procedentes de Ber
ma. Suiza, inforrnan que el lamado
Congreso International Pacifista Sc
reuni6 en- aquella ciudad, inauguran-
do 81 periodo de sesiones hoy, pert
que solamente asistieron a dicho
conereso los delegados de Alemanla
J SuiZa.
Los delegados que representa- a
los sociahstas pacifistas de Alemanla
son: ell doctor Denburg Erzerberger,
Schiedmann David Y el Principe Ale
jandro Hoheloe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24
NO PkGhRA
LO PEDID0
POR FL COB.
De AUERTA
CarranzG hace nueuas
declaracioneS
Fueror1 cor motive de las
reciasnacionesa de algu-
ros barcos de Mexico
,.I,, ,-,oa;nL nc, IA PNF\.t

Trlegrama Especial para l., fhENs''
WASHINGTON. Novicmbre 23.---
Han sido hechaS declaracioncs dc ca
r:ictcr oticial en- ias que Sc dice que.
haiiendosele prcstado al gobierno del
general Huerta grandcS sumaS de di-
nero. POI algunos dc los principa!cs
bancos establecidos en- L. ciudad dc
Mexico. cstaS institucioueS sc han dl-
rigido al gobie.no que preside "a
rranza Ell Solicitud Dc qIc les sean
paeudas dichas sumaS En- rcspuesta
= dicha solicituL, sc les ha manltes-
tado los interesadoS, que de acuer
do con la notification que Carran2a "
hjzo cuando tales pr1stamos iban
llevarse 4 cabo. cl gobierno que esta
= ~ cargo no reconoce tal deuda, y
nor 10 tant0 no Ia pagara.
I. nuier aiercera ei derecho del voto
en- Guanajuato.
OtrO mformc ,scmi-ollcl2i, cS ei ic-.
lativo a que por Ia vcz primera en-
la historic dc Mexico, sc lc permltlra
Il Ia mujer que vote, que este Sc He
var;i a cabo Ell cl Estado de Gaa2a-
iuato. en- dondc la Constitution To-
ca, lie concede 4 Ia mujer csc derecno,
para ejercitarlo solamente en- las e!ec-
clones a. Sc refieren 4 aSuntos de ca
racter municipal. La unica condiclon
que Sc le ha impuesto a In mujer,
para que pueda hacer uso del derecho
cue Sc le concedc, cs Ia dc que ST. rC-
uutaci6n este bien sentada. segun III
forma esta nueva declaration. Con-
cl.ve el informe. manifestando que,
nara irutrn te muy POGO tempo, sc
aspcra que Sc verificaran elecciones
(Pasa 4 Ia Sa. Pag. Col. 1a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24
VANA C0NSTRUIR IN
F[RR~CARRIL De
TEHUANTEPEC
A 0AXACA
Oued5 pro-: ihida la expoT-
tacion del aigodcn de
sGgesSTo pals

TeleGrama Especial para IA PRENsA.
CIUDAD DE NEXICO. Noviembre
r2-Una soIicitud ha sido eleYaaa a
Ia Secretaria de Comunicaeiones :
Caoras Publicas, para que conceda e!
0e-miso necesario para "a consa'uc-
ci6n de IN ferrocarril que comunique
q Ia riudad de Oaxaoa con e pobla-
ei6n de Tshaancepec, a efecto de oo'
tsrar una a;reeta COMMUNICATION con e
.nuortante puerto de Salina Cruz.
La Inca fsrrea que Sc proyecta
construir tendra una extension dc
t:dscientos H'dmetros y atrafesara
Dor varios de las principales pobla'
eiones del IstHo de TehoanteDe'
. Pasa a Ia sa. Pag. Col. 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24
Guerra sin, Cuartel
a los destructores
de ferrocarriles
El gobierno de Carranza esta organlzando
cuerpos miIitares destinados. excluslva-
mente al cuidado de las Was terreas
Sumariamente seran ejecutados los que
hagan danos a esas l1neas
Triegrama especial para Ia rhENsi.

Trieqrama special para IN PNfNsh
CTUDAD DE MENICO. moViembre
223.-En vista de los frecuenteS aSal-
tos a. los trenes de pasajei'os, militia
res de carga en- diStintaS rcglo-
nes del pals. asi como dc IN deStruc-
ci0n que los rebeldes Y handoleroS
haccn de Il via ftrrea, e. @oblerno
ha decidido organ!Zar varIoS cuerpos
militares que So dedicaran cXcluSiva-
mente !; patrullar las Was ferreas en-
aouellas regioneS dorde mayor actiTl-
dad csten deSplegando los reVoIueio-
narios Y los 'bandoleros.
La Secrctaria dc Guerra dara 4
los jefeS de d!choA cuerpos "rdeneS
de castigar con toda energia 4 quie-
rcs a,aouen los trcnes destruyan
las Was ferreas.
Tcdo individuo que sea cncontrado
lcvantando los rieles, GurmIenteS,
clavos, etc, colocando obStacuios pa
"a causar IL detencion el descarrI-
lamiento de un tren, bien que dis
pare sobre los trenes en- marrha o
los cue esten detenidos en- los caml-
nos o en- las estaciones, sera ejecu-
tado sulnariamente en- el mismo 81
ito donde sea encontrado por las fuer-
zas encargadas de patrullar las Was
ferrocarrileras.
Opinase que necesitar5 q GoN'eno
de IN gran nlnero dc esos cUerpoS
Pasa Ia Sa. Pag. Col 2a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24
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DUR 4 n GO
Desde @I dirige las
operacIones
7ssIereseEq&es issf0gET1eS re-
FeregSes III iamoso
,eSe EeDesGie
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