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ALIAS SUMMONS

IN HE Dl0 HUI tODhl DE
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF BENEWAH.
WARREN II. SHEPHERD, County
Auditor, as Trustee for Bene-
Wah County,
Plaintiff,
VS..
NORTHWEST TOWNSHIP COM
PANY, WILLIAM II. MILLS,
AND ALL UNKNOWN OWNERS
HEIRS, DEVISEES OR LEGA-
TEES, CLAIMING OR TO
CLAIM ANY INTEREST IN LOT
T. BLOCK z, FIRST ADDITION
TO ST. MARES, BENEWAH
COUNTY, IDAHO,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
| GREETINGS TO William II. Wills
ct al, The ABOVE NAMED DE
( PENDANTS.
You are hereby notified that a
complaint has been filed against
you i'm the District Court of the
Eighth Judicial District of the
State of Idaho, i'm and for the
| County of Benewah, by the above
named plaintinf, a copy of which
complaint is attached to the or
iiginal summons and made a part
| thereof.
This action is instituted to
fCreclose certain delinquent tax
certificates. to-wit: No. 1855 in
lthe sum of sl.i6. for the year
iI0If. No. i3 i'm the sum of sl.38,
ior the year 1915, No. 1896 in the
sum of SI92, for the year 1916,
together with interest thereon.
and attorneys fees on each GER
lidcate i'm the sum of S25.OO, and
for plaintiffs costs, which said
property is described as follows
Lot Z, Block q, First Addition,
81. Maries, Idaho.
You are hereby directed to
appear and answer the said
complaint within 90 days after
the service of this summons, il
served within said Judicial Dis
trict. and within 40 days if served
elsewhere.
You are further directed an1
Continued on page 90
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ALIAS SUMMONS

in THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF BENEWAH.
WARREN y. SHEPHERD, County
Auditor, as Trustee for Bene-
wah County,
Plaintiff.
NORTHWEST TOWNSHIP COM
pANY, A. b. DUNN, ALFRED
BOWMAN, AND ALL UN-
KNOWN OWNERS, HEIRS, DE
NISEES OR LEGATEES CLAIM
ING OR TO CLAIM ANY IN
TEREST IN LOT I, BLOCK 4,
FIRST ADDITION no ST. MA
RlES, BENEWAH COUNTY,
IDAHO,
Defendants
THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
GREETINGS TO A. B. Dunn, AL
freq Bowman, ct al, THE ABOVt
NAMED DEFENDANTS.
You are hereby notified that {
complaint has been filed agains
you in the District Court of On,
Eighth Judicial District of the
Slate of Idaho, i'm and for The
| County of Bencwah by The abo,,
named plaintin, a copy of whicl
complaint is attached TO the or.
iginal summons and made a par
thereof.
This action is instituted C
foreclose certain delinquent Ia.
certificates, to-wil: no. $40 il
The sum of Sl.OO, for the yea
I9l4, No. 30 i'm the sum of SiOg
for the year 1915. No. 1850 i'm On
sum of Si.l5, for the year 1910
together with interest Thereon
and attorneys fees ON each Ger
tihcate in the sum of S25.OO, am
Ifor plaintin's costs, which sal
property is described as follows
Lot l, Block 4 First Additio
to St. Maries, Idaho.
You are hereby directed G
appear and answer the sal
complaint within 20 days aftC
the service of this summons,
served within said Judicial Dis
trict, and within 40 days if serve
elsewhere.
You are further directed an
notified that unless you so appe'
and answer said complaint with
the time herein specified, q
2 plaintiff will take iudgme
. against you according to Il
r prayer of said complaint.
F. WITNESS my hand and q
seal of the District Court thi
y the 7lh day of April, A. /
- 1917.
WARREN Il. SHEPHERD,
7, Clerk of the District CouI
d Court SeaD
$. | ALLEN A. HOLSCLAW,
- Prosecuting Attorney,
o Attorney for Plaintiff,
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ALIAS SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRlCT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO. IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF BENEWAH.
WARREN II. SHEPHERD, County
Auditor, as Trustee for Bene-
Wah County,
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ALIAS SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF BENEWAH.
WARREN II. SHEPHERD, County
Auditor. as Trustee for Bene-
wah County,
Plaintiff,
HARRY LEVISON. TRUSTEE AND
ALL UNKNOWN OWNERS.
HEIRS, DEVISEES OR LEGA-
TEES. CLAIMING OR TO
CLAIM ANY INTEREST IN TAX
NO. AZ, NOW ON THE TAX
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WARREN II. SHEPHERD,
CIerk Of the District Coul

Clerk of the District Court
Court SeaD
ALLEN A. HOLSCLAW,
Prosecuting Attorney,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residence and p. o. Address,
81. Maries, Idaho.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-30
KATY RAILROAD
IS FINED $500
Ticket Required Before Man
Boarded MCAIeSter Train,

Because J c. Davi, Of McAleS,er.
complained when a Katy train auditor
refused to allow HIM 10 board a pas
senger train at McAles,er on April %
without exhibiting his ticket. and he
cause the same train had only one
place OF entrance and exit, and fur
ther because the colored passengers
were forced to go through the white
mems smoker TO get to their oomplrt.
ment, the Katy railway cNchcqucr is
depleted 10 the extent ol SSOO
This was the fine fixed hy the state
corporation commission IN an order
signed today The commission IN NJ
der SOl issued some time ago, held
that railways cannot force passengers
TO show tickets, but can collect an
extra cen, for each mile Tor failure to
purchase tickets where stations are
kent open
The railway said ,ha, in the Me.
AlcSct case, the auditor was on an
interstate train and that he had been
instructed hy officials. who were ignot-
ant oi order SN. 10 require passen-
get, to- show tickets Other instruc-
tions have been issued since the rail.
way said
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week her cousin, Miss Dons hiNon OF
FIX 'ltN, VINO VIII be Joined sunday by
her mother, Mrs. n q hNon
III ..u
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''c corner q, "'"p'' "'t " ''N'i 'l
e'ueN "ne, ''e['o,, VI o''''o' WIN w
heI' ana pan, I"t 'hr coming year u'N
'uNsed. y inIl dtteh1an'r Is ieQueN'ep
%, all VINO are interested VI inc ''fn
munity house and rs work.
a., q, , ,-,t
M, '''a ~, 'N''''',. W. az ,'',, -i'
S'H>'o" o"u'N''"' .''",t'.' lL'., W"
,,o,' "''N '""'"' '''p ''''"us'' '''' VIZ
''c'uN' .
-, ,.,.n
nc VII :, l''od'''k 'uU WIN '"eV, W
n,"' row '''''"o',n q, 'I'C ,"''' VI "'''
Anna p'R'he'' 1so w e'. r'''e"'n N"'''
A. .., u. v.,,,,ar po..,, NJ,
l. p p,a,, ,nI NJ, i@G. ne,, r,o,o,,d
I tn. Tn,I ,,.,J,. e., ,L.
"' I. '' '''' ~
ivy a.
Mrs Iohn Nrwl,nd Of Frederick.
Okla who has beer visiting Mr. and
Mr., { y Wallace l014 WeN Nine
tenth stree, returns home Tomorrow
SIS
The bridge tournamen, at the Coun
,.,, Ii .,.,,oJ 49,, ,,,.o;r,,,si,, lac,
evening wb,n eleven tables of players
nar,;cioated The hosiesses for the
even, were the committee in charge OF
the Tournament, and included Mrs. Les.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-30
Draft Registration
Questions ANSWERED
BY ANGEL EARP.

OIL am farmer. p years old and
have a widowed mother to support |
have a brother Is years old VIII be
eSemp, from drah'
Al cannot say whether YOU will be
exempt from draft assume that YOU
will. but YOU must register
Q-l am N years old. but gave my
age as y year ago when got mar
ried Will have to register
All YOU have nu, reached your
,Wen,y-iirst birthday YOU cannot reg
iSter.
Q-l am not citizen OF the United
States, but | am residing in Oklahoma
City now. shall likely continue to re
side here Must | register
A-Nuu must register Everyone he
tween the ages OF u and ~. both mrlu
siyc. must register unles, excepted b,
the presidents proclamation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-30
HOUSES
BURNED DURING
ST. LOUIS RIOT
Five Men Wounded Then
Trouble Subsidies,

EAST ST. LOUIS. H., MAY 10
The second night of riot here reached
its climax shortly after 10 o'clock las,
night after three white men and two
gegro. had been wounded by bullets
several negroes beaten and half a dor.
EN- negro homes burned then Subs,ded
suddenly and a, II o'clock the entire
city was comparatively quiet,
Rioting Started in Protest
Rio,ing started Monday night follow.
ing meeting OF the city council at
which labor leaders protected against
the wholesale shipments OF negro lab
orets into East 81 Louis
Mobs formed Quckl, last night, acted
quickly and were dispersed quickly Dis
,urbances began about 7 o'clock in the
outlying districts and were confined to
these sections Mlltiamen formed a
Gordon about negro districts and dis
persed groups OF men under arc lights
and shot a, small mobS formed and
clashed with the negroes at frequent in.
tervals, despite great vigilance There
was no. excitement, The mob' formed
and moved quietly in order to e,ade the
soldiers and policemen on guard When.
ever shooting started the guards rushed
to the scene and dispersed the trouble
makers who offered no resistance TO the
officers.
False Fire Alarms
Several false fire alarms were turned
in and negro home were fired by whites
and h,,rnet Ia ,hr ptpupd Nppr al th.
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negroes who were beaten were badly
hurt
At II 10 Chief OF Police PAYNE and
Colonel Clayton announced that the
situation was under control All was
quiet this morning
The companies OF the Illinois ma
tional guard were stationed at five
posts brought out OF the city and will
remain here as long as there IS dan
ger OF renewal OF the rioting.
No More Troops Needed.
Colonel Clayton. oommandant. tcle-
graphed TO the adlu,an, general that he
could handle the situation without the
calling out OF additional units.
Automobiles will be used tonight to
take the troops to any point in the
city where trouble breaks out.
The exodus OF negroes from Fast
St Louis to ST Louis, Mo, to Alton,
Ill, and to other places continued to-
day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-30
Fish, on Vegetable Des,royers.

WASHINGTON, MAY N-ln line
with It's general policy Of stimulating
food production, the department Of az.
riculture has e'eated new section in
the bureau Of entomology to be devoted
entirely 60 stamping out vegetable ne
,troying insects and to iigh, destruction
oi food crops
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-30
NEW SWISS MINISTER
LEAVES FOR AMERICA

nERNE, Switzerland. MAY W.-Hans
Sul,er, who has been appointed Swiss
minister to the United States, is ieav.
ing iot Washington, his appointment
having been approved by III, American
government,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-30

E6 HE war service league composed
N OF a number Of the younger So
il cety girls and matronS who
were the hostcsSes at most
successful war bridge at the Skrylu ho-
tel several weeks ago are planning the
second IN their >eric, OF benefits which
will take the form OF a 'Jilucy Carni
val. and which will be held on the
evening OF June o. the place To- be an
nounccd later. There will be music and
dancing and other forms Of entertain
ncnt The most interesting feature OF
the affair will be the rafting of OF an
Overland Country club roadster, gray,
with red wire wheels, the chances for
which will sell At 81 each Tickets tor
thu, may be purchased from any mem
her OF the league which includes Miss
Boss Stewart Miss Marguerite and
Caroline Colcord Miss Madeline Cot
tingham, Miss Laura and Miss Rosa
Enoch, Mis-, Myrtle Brewer, Miss Hell
en- l.edbetter, Miss Blanche Bowman,
Mis-, Blanche Cagge,t Misses Ollce
and Elgn Herring Miss Dorothy Cray
croft, Miss Fanny Warrington, Miss
Margare, petlec, Mis-, Edith Miller,
MiSS Helen Gloyd. Mrs Roy BledSoc.
Mrs Aletha Barr Taft, Mrs James T.
Sharpe Mr., Joseph Hoffman, and
Mrs Harrison NJ Smith
Mr., Sidney ~roct of tn, St Mich.
olas hotel was the guest OF honor Al a
delightful though informal luncheon
bridge given yesterday at | o'clock by
Mrs Mason W. Little 1911 North
Francis and Mrs William W. ludcn,
2N0S West Seventeenth street, At the
home OF the former Baskets OF lark
spur formed attractive decorations Tor
the luncheon tables The iavors of the
afternoon were Won by Mrs Baron G.
Housed and Mrs W X Moknard The
guests were Mrs. Frank T Johnsoh
Mrs. Bernard b Zones, Mrs. W. f
Wright, Mrs Cecil Abell, Mrs Charles
7. Colcord, Mrs. h. +. hartman. Mrs
James n DodSon, Mrs. w. + Taylor
Mrs. Arthur G Bennett. Mrs. W Frank
Wilson. Mrs + i Sparrow. Mrs lohr
Fields and Mrs Elizabeth Mencice Of
Richmond Mo
u
Miss Madeline Cotingham of olf
West Seventeenth street leaves Sunday
for a ten days visit with Colonel ant
Mrs Roy Hoffman at For, Sill. Mrs
James X, Cottlngham left last night iol
short risi, in Pawhuska with Mr. anC
Mrs Clark Tucker Miss Cottinghan
will have as her guest the rest OF III,
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Mr and Mrs D. W. WaShburn and
Mr. and Mrs Philip LaDew were add
tlonal guests last evening when tho
ilaloyon club was entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Carl l. Bennett, 200 Wes,
Fourteenth street The club favors
were won by Mrs J Harry Hamill anil
Mr.. II { Martin The club will meet
IN two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. g. f.
Blockie, 1913 West Twenty sixth street
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False Fire Alarms.

Several false fire alarms were turned
in and negro homes were fired by whites
aud burned 10 the ground None Of the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-30

Miss Florence Allen, Cleveland,
Ohio, lawyer, recently scored a notable
success when she defended before the
supreme court oi Ohio suffrage
amendment to the charter OF Fast
Cleveland. giving the women OF that
city the ballot IN all local elections.
Male lawyers throughout the state con-
tended that the amendment vas uncon.
Sttutional
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-30
Casseroles at CSC

Genuine Guernsey ware baking
dishes, white and brown, in either J
or 8.inch round or oblong shape. set
in heavy nickel frame with ebonized
handles Worth $50 to 500. -
lBasemcnt)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-30

The Suffrage association will meet
tomorrow e'ening IN the west room OF
the library This will he an importan.
meeting al which war service plans viii
be discussed Mrs. Frank p. Lucas
rccentlywho returned from an extended
eastern trip will give a talk Of her Wis
rs to various suffrage and war service
headquarters, with interesting sugges
tlonS gained through her observation II,
those places Everyone interested i,
urged TO be present,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-30
Charge Purchases
Thursday Will Be
PAYABLE in July

One more day in which to
busy day to round out the month
mess! Unusual attractions THU
in the remarkable values.
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Tomorrow's Euents

Wedding of Miss Helen Elisnbeth
stickney aud Mr. Jules Emile Dubois
~ the home of the brides mother. Mrs
W. B Sticknr,
Ncorn club. picnic at Wheeler pnrh.
chapter J., .. v. a., Mrs. Cecil smith.
The Bridge club. Mrs. a. l.. Welsh.
Thursday bridge Luncheon club. Mrs.
J., T. sparrow and Mrs. Z. y. Martin
Jr., la the home of the former
The Pirates, Mrs. tcorge ~ Kitten
house,
Nissrr Amigns club, Miss Helen
Gloyd
torropsls Dinner club. Mr. aud Mr..
X. :. Rowland
', {. 4. club. Mrs. Kelly VI. Roach,
ihisy Bre Embroid-r, club, Mr. u.
L Carpenter,
Clover Leaf Embroidery club, Mrs.
". T.. Craig.
iioil, Linbroidery club, Mrs. Della
George,
Hose Leaf Embroidery club, Mrs. Allie
Orr.
Industrial Art club. picnic at wheeler
park.
stitch and Chatter club, Mrs. 0uy
hmiser
Women's Suffrage Association, 'arne-
gle iihnrb.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-30

Butk,-llc', the meane,t man in town
Smitks-.And why2
Burks-l told him that | bossed my
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-09
Sc CONSlDERA ESENClAL LA UNI
DAD DEL MANDO.

PARIS, Noviemhrc S.-Julio Cam
bon, Secretario General del Minis
terio dc Rclaciones frances, hablando
scbrc la situacion general, hizo aver
unas intcresantes declaraciones a un
Representative dc la FrcnSa Asociads
y cxpreS6 81 confianza en- que Ia
conferencia DC los Primeros Minis
tros dc las potcncias aliadas, en- Ro-
Ma, llcyaria i cabo cSa unidad DC
mando gus hace tanto tempo Sc hi
Tcnido lrocurando.
Agrcgo q funcionario frances, que
una mayoria d" los jefes dc los Esta-
dos alia,Ios. cstau dc acuerdo cn "a
ncccsidad IL csa unificaci0n dc man
do, 81 bicn ]rcConocen las WuchaS Y
grandcs dificultadqS que para clio
hay, sjcudo laS PARTICIPATES las difc-
rcnciaS en- las tradirioGcs miiitares,
las ~diStancias cue separan a los AHA
dos Y las circunstancias p~articulares
!" v2da uno il les LeLigeramrss.
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UNA PRONTA CONTRA-OFENSI.
VA, PUECE EVITAR UNA NUE.
VA RETIRADA

PARIS, Noyicmbrc S.--El peri6dl-
60 l. Martin" en- su cdicion de aver.
dice que Ia nucva Inca dc los italia
nos Siglc Ia ribera del Piavc y
que SC cspcra que en- e case de que
C inicic dcsde lucgo II contra ofcn-
siva J que en- ella tomen partc los re-
fucrzos f~ranccscs c ingleses que sc
han cnyiado, Sc evitara que las tropas
del general Cadorna tcngan que rct!-
arse nucvamcntc. hasta ocupar las
.ineas que ticncn ~preparadas en- q
Adigc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-09
Los ~TamauIipecOs 10
quierenques Sc aplacer
las eEeCCiOneS
Pidieron a Carranza que les Olga
Dor que no hace naevamente Ia
cOnvOCat0rid

Correspondence Especial para LA PRENSA
BROWNSVILLE. Texas, NoTleni'
bre 5.-Un club roli:ico del pIerto
de Matamoros recibi0 IN mensa.
ie fechado en- la ciIdad de Mexico.
Ell Ell que Sc ie participa que una
comis!on de tamaufipecos vis!r0 q.
iefe de! ejecutivo. Nenustiano Ca,
rraaza. para pedirle l~e-informara por
crC causa ha vuelto 4 aplazar.-er
esta vcz de ma mancra iHdet!n!Ua-
las cleccioaes de podercs locales On
Tamauiipas = cxponerle %u deseV dc
las referiias eleccioNeS st efec-
tucn . Ia mayor ~6rcvedad, por que
rerlo as; 81 pueblo, que no desea
continuar por mas tempo balo c.
regimen Unconstitutional.
Segun sc desprende del mensaje
recibido en- el vecino puerto, Carran-
II manifesto 4 Ia comisi0n de Ia
nau!ipecos que considerable inopor-
tuna la vcrificaci6n dc las clccc!oncs
Y que a~utorizaria Ia convocatorll
tan pronto como 10 juzgara convc-
nientc.
La actitud que ha observable q
iefe del executive, aplazando indefi-
nidamcnte las elecciones en- Tamap-
liDas. cs IA mcjor demonstration dc
cue ia SlLuaci0n en- dicna entldad III
cnpeorado, Icjos dc mcjorar. como 10
Altman los c~arraacistas. Toda IA re-
zion SUI del vccino EStadO Sc en-
cucntra en- podcr dc los revoluc!ona-
rios. los cuaie5 cst4n deSarrol.ando
ahora mayor actividad que nunca,
Y so5rc TODD, aumcnta Ia amcnaza
del fc!icismo. \. TODD este, hahra Qae
aregar que caballeristas J laristas
estan mas firmes que nuuca en- mo
perder' ' que ambos quicrcn el trlu"
10 dc Sus ~reSpectivos candidates y
estan rcsucllos a no dcjarsc dcrro-
tar.
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IS PROBABLE QUE Sc MANDEN
TROPAS CHiNAS A COMBh-
TIR A FRANCiA.

WASHINGTON, Novicmbrc S.-Sc
han rccibido noticiaS de que un &c
neral chino, acompaAado dc su Est&-
do Mayor, ha llcgado a IN puerto del
Pacifico, cn canine para Francia, :
&C estima como muy probable que
scan cnviadas I este ultimo pals tro-
pas de aqueIla rcmota Rcpublica, a
tomar partc Ell la guerra contra los
aiemancS.
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CORRESPONDENTS Especial para Ia PRENSA
NOGALES. Arizona, NoTiembre 6.
Las roticias cnviadas & n ironte-
n po- e. general P;utarco Elias c.
les, re!at;vameute s que las fuerzaS
de los generates Arnuifo Gomez ;
Juan Torres. habiaa obtenido dos
im~portantes tyiunfoss obre los indios
vaquis. a-ece de Fundamental. Ia!
dijeron los viajeros llegados aver a
esta ciudad. procedentes del interior
del Estado de Sonora, a. preguntar-
Sc es 81 era cierto que los iEdios va
auis habian sufrido terribles desca-
labros ea los puntos denominados
Yosomaya Y ~Cenobritas, al combatir
contra las fuerzas de los generates
Gomez y Torres.
Las fuerzas que tiene a u or
dencs el general Gales y con las que
hace ia campana contra los indios,
diicron los viajero-han eStado ST.
fyiendo desca abro tra5 d~escalabro y
cada dia que pasa demueStran su
ircaDacidad para domina- Ia situa-
cicn milita-mente. Los ;nformaRteS
manifestation g3e Ell Il ciudad dc
HermoS;ilo Sc enteraroD dc que e.
general Aruulfo Gomez habLa sido
gravemerte herido en- III coElbate
~sosteAido contra los indios yaquis en-
~ punto Situado q ochenta y cinco
millas al Suroeste de Suaqui Grande y
que Sc ~encuentra en- Or rancho, e. cual
esta siendo tenazmcnte d~efeudido
Dor sus tropas para evitar que los
indios se apoderen del referido ran
cno = capturen 81 general Gomez,
cue prace ser 10 que pretenden.
Rcsrecto 81 general Torres, q quien
Sc mencionaba en- los despachos del
general Gales como victorioso Ell
III combate sostenido contra los
jnd;oz commentaries por los jefes Ma
rs : ESpinosa. los viaicros manifes-
,arou que aver cuando c!ios Sai!eron
&c l. capital sonorense, Sc haoisn
rec:6i3o ALI Hoticiaa dc que csraba
e-:sncio cn ur terrible conbata
que Guraba "a cinco dias y el cual
estaba teniendo luga- entire Slaqul
GranIc = Ia Colorado
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Aviso 2 la policia.

No Sc sabe aim quien aviso 4 Ia
policia, del hecho. pero 10 cleric c.
que ell aviSo fua muy oportuno.
Hernandez, al yer que 81 confirm
cante hahia corrido y que POGO des-
puGs Gaia al sucio, SC dirigi0, tran
quilamente. 4 81 casa y en- ella es-
per6 Ia !legada dc Ia policia.
Esta no sc hizo esperar. Mientras
unos dc los agentes Sc dnlgian q
poncr prcso q Hernandez, otros acu-
dian en- auXiIio del herido, quien al
ser trasladado a la comandancia, de-
is de cxistir sin ]pronunciar una Sola
paIabra.
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propiedades, habiendo deciarado que
es 81 tnico proposito ell entrar en-
corbate con las fuerzas del go5ler-
no carrancista, pues es contra este
su encono por haberlos engaAado,
toda vez que los llev6 a Ia guerra
bajo "a promesa de que, al triunfo
del movimiento reroluicionario, les
restituiria sus tierras Y les dejaria
en- completa libertad en- Ia region
que ellos ,>onsiGeran como propla :
exclusive.
Los agentes de Gales r~eeiutan genie
en- Arizona.
Una "leva" general ha Sido orde-
NADIA por G. general Gales, quien
ha recurrido a este procedlmiento
en- vista de que no le queda mas re-
medic que eli obligar, por medic dc
la fuerza, a todo5 los ci"ilcs 2 empu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-09
Resprchension dc un ucxicano.

I'm los momcntos en- que Salla ell
libcrtad. BcniLo Salazar, dc naclona-
lidad ~mcxicana, fut a~prchendido por
los agcutes del De7artamcnto dc Jus
ticia, bajo 6 cargo dc dcsertor, pucS
sc &c ac1sa dc nc habcr<c prcscnta-
do cu2ndo cl contingentc obligatorio
= que pcrtcuecia salio de csia ciudad
con destine al Campo Travis.
Salazar cstaba prcso por IN cargo
d. Ia ~compctcncja dc los tribun@lcs
fcdcralcs. Estos dcclararcu quo {!
prisioncco qucdaha abSuclto del IL
cho cargo = jispus!cron ST !ibcrtad
inmcdiata : deilHitiya. Y cuaudo Sa-
Iazar 80 dispunIa 4 marchar i 81 ca
Sd. fuc ~rcanrcndido hujo e. cargo dc
LSs-t-r = in!sr424o NJ am=M!= ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-09
Yo 10 mate.

Hernandez. tan pronto como vic
presentarse en- 81 casa O. los gendar-
mes, Sc adelant0 j entregandose d.
jo:
40 10 mate, me doy preso.
Entonces cl gendarmc que 10 de-
tuvo i~fntairio:
-Por que cauSa lie diste mucrtc?
ESQ va 10 dire ante la autorIdad
respective, Tamos a Ia carccl.
Hernandez Sc e]ncuentra en- Ia carccl
del Condado, P,ndicnte &C compare.
GER ante el juez para que le tome
IA primcra declaration.