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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-20
JONES YOUNGEST
OF GOLF CHAMPS
Southern Title Winner Only
Is; Triumphs Over Bril-
liant, Veteran Field.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 1S.-Robert
Tyre Jones, jr., is the name of the new
southern golf champion and he Is just
Is years old. Little Bob" as he Is
affectionately called by all Atlantans.
earned this title By the most consist
ent golf that a champion has ever
played in a tournament lie earned II
by outplaying one of the gamest golf
ers the south has ever seen, Louis
Jacoby of New Orleans. in the SO
holes final at Birmingham.
Little Bob" is named after his
grandfather, Robert Tyre Jones. sr..
of Canton, Ga. His father, Robert L.
Jones, is well known Atlanta at
torney.
The fact that Little Bob was born
on st. Patrick's day may have some
thing to do with his success in golr,
for 1t was on March II. 1902, that he
first saw the light of day in the old
L. +. Grant home near Grant park,
his parents residing with their friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan NJ. Grant, at that
time He is the youngest golf cham
pion on record.
For the last several years the
Joneses have resided at East Lake ana
a plausible explanation of Bobs great
success as golfer is due to what
artists would call atmosphere He
fairly breathed golf from the cradle.
Jones Born Golfer.
Little Bob" is one of those born"
golfers. He had the natural ability
and under the careful training OF
Stewart Maiden, professional OF the
East Lake club, he broadened rapidly
into one of the best golfers the south
has ever seen.
Bob gives Maiden credit for his golf
ing ability. The jolly Scotchman 10
also given credit for the wonderful
game of Miss Alexa Stirling, the ma
tional woman's golf champion. Their
accomplishments seem to merit the
credit given.
1t was at the age of years that
Little Bob" first began to really
shoot regular" golf, and Maiden, see
ing the promise of the youngster, took
him in hand and coached him care
fully firm in the belief that one day
Bob would be a champion. Maidens
judgment has been proven.
Became Prominent In 1913.
1t was in the southern champion
ship of 1915, played at East Lake,
that Little Bob" first came into
prominence. He was put out of this
tournament by Clarke, from Nashville.
but not until Clarke had shot a 81 for
the eighteen holes, which set the rec
ord for the course at that time.
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MeAlester 6: Muskogee 8.

NINCINT 70 TNV " WIN
M'ALESTFR June l9--Johnson tied the
score for the Miners in the seventh inning
by knocking the hall over the fence with
two men ahead and won the game in the
ninth by singing Herriott home from sec
ond base after two were ont. The score was
Is 10 s. The Muskogee team had lead OF
to o when the seventh opened, the Miners
tieing after two were out. Stewart, knocked
out yesterday, had pitched unbeatable ball
up to that inning;
ha
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Both Well Within the Required
ll8 Pounds; Mckee and
Brannigan Best Semiwindup
Offered to Tulsa Fandom.

Many boxing program hn7 been
staged boo Tulsa featured by % gene
.ationaI battle. Generally This battle
h9. been the main event. promoters
having considered that one real scrap
per night lis enough for anyone. D'-
casionauy suspicious Of the quality OF
the main event. star preliminary has
been presented but ln tn" Jackson
Moore main event and the Mckee
RranuIeau semiwiudup tonight Man
arer Al Nouu of the Midway \. q. ls
setting "a precedent boo furnishing pair
of bouts on th. same hlll. boih oi
which are certain 90 Dee thriller
In "A hundred battles each. ,loorc
and Jackson have proved their meal
one can rctracc their records io 'hc
beginning without discovering INV
yer Mckee and Branuigau. whi"
both are Youngsters with records less
than two years long. have established
for themselves regulations as audl-
ence pleascrs that seldom can Dee
boasted by veterans II is "A comb
nation. the class of which never has
been offered in Tulsa before.
First of Elimination Series.
Realization that the billing Of this
snow anu .''' 'I",.i.,,s,,t,.
Ch'Ih ,'"us"'P 49,,
'i"l'""V' - 90.
v't' WI W "y -. H.,
l'itE "bc"ts 9"ou'" H'' w - ~
I" defdct from u l"'Pvl 'H w w
Jackson ana Mou' e. "lla'I V"i' ~
nose VINO nave I"I'o"'u t"' u"'''N'
oi the niue boys lh recent Hl'i''"a "p
preciate what victory IN '"hIth' y
mil VIII mean. Elth'r Us c"hS''eI'u
ny the best ring cilucs ol both eaS'
and west as the tIuu III NOT the
superior ut tho uAhtaWW'lSHt tHuInp-
ion. lnasmuch as Moore was Just be-
ginning his climb when Herman won
l5-rouud decision over him I'm New
Orleans several years ago. and mas
much as Moore has shaded jackson 30
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-20

BOSTON, Mnss., Juno TV'-tTNHVe
has decorated G. stewart Forbes.
member OF prominent Boston fam-
NV with the Croix de Guerrc for dis
tinguished bravery In bringing out
wounded under fire on the western
European battlefront
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-20
VELTERWEIGHTS BOX
For CHAMPIONSHIP

DAYTON, Ohio. June 19.-Jack
Ertton will meet Ted Lewis in a 20
round fight for the wclterweigNt
championship here Monday evening.
June 25. The bout will be an open
air contest
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otUTt Uy INnInbsi
DeutsOn ......... 100 600 020 600 O5-S
Tulsa ...........0O .0O2 100 900 900 OIL
summary: Twobase hits Merritt PEBBLES,
Brewer 2 homeruns, Merritt. Yockey Ba-
lent; double plays McClosky TO Brady;
Brady to Brewer; Yockey TO Storey. struck
out, by McClosky 4, by Lewis . hit by
piic.,. Dowie: bases on balls, off McClosky,
Brady 2, Brewer. Balenii. Wooley. Nc
knight: stolen bases Yockey. Balenti q
passed ball, Dowie. Umpire. Pontius Time.
2.32.
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Oklahoma oi,y 4; sherman .,

SnccinI 10 The WORTH,
SHERMAN, June 1Q.-Oklahoma City
acored for the first time in s5 innings in the
first frame OF today's game and won, TO
.. Davenport aud kaufman each allowed
seven hits, but the former was given er.
rate support al times, none OF the visitors
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Fort Smith, 4-s; Ardmore, "a.


FORT SMITH. June 19-The Twins
wound up their stay at home by defeating
Ardmore in a doubleheader today. Russ
bank permitted them to break the tie score
IN the eighth inning Of the first game while
squeeze play moment later sent another
run home. The locals won the second by
bunchAg hits Henderson was put out OF
the game by Umpire Shsffer for protesting
decisions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-20

! CINCINNATI. June l9-Cincinnati and
| Chicago broke even in double header here
| today Eller pitched both games for Cin
cinnsti and except for the first inning Of
each game was master OF the situation
FIRST GAME
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FIRST GAME.
Totals 34ll 81 81


NCOre DY INNINGS.
ArdmOre ..'...,........ .OOO zoo OOO-2
summary: Runs. Hall Allison, Adams.
Countryman Lourcey, Hornshy: errors, Tot.
ten Diamond. Countryman; homcrun. Ali
son; two-base hits. Allison, Hall. Faulkner
Diamond. Williams: sacrifice hits, Totton
Crittenden; double plays. Crttenden to
Faulkner Russ TO Speer. Gardner to Adams
Carmody to Williams 10 Adams: stolen base,
Williams; struck out, by Russ l, by Horns
by ilrst base on errors Ardmore 2 Fort
Smith / left on bases, Ardmore a. Fort
Smith 10. first base on balls off Russ 2.
of Hornshy 3; balk, Russ Time. 1890.
Umpire, Shaffer.
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Cleveland at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston al New York.
Only three games scheduled.
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Harper picked out single the first
time up and scored on Merritt's sacri-
flee. and a single by Yockey and an
other by Storey.
Tulsa hung up two of her counters
IN the third round. McClosky singled
and Balcnt found the ball for four
bases In the nth Ohlin started the
fireworks by singing To left Dowie
did likewise. Wooley forced Dowie
out at second as Ohlin crossed the
plate. Mcknight ended the inning
when he was thrown out stealing sec
ond.
The interim between the fifth inning
and the eighth only marked 10y double
plays executed by the local boys ana
by the general field work OF the
whole aggregation. In the eighth the
score was tied when Harper sin-ief,
followed by a circuit clout by Mer-
rift
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NWTHTNIT 1VTTE1 T1"0''' ,,-"''7'T ~ ~
Rousch Chase, NcSic Cucto, Mingoi errors,
Mann Workman. two base hits. Mann. Neale {.
thrcc.base hits. Winco. Doyle; stolen bases,
Kopi. Rousch. struck ont, by Ruether p by
Euer . Umpiros. Quiglcy and Emslie.
Time l.l9
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PHILADELPHIA. June 10 Brooklyn had
no difficulty IN defeating Phiiadephin today
~ 10 . The feature of the aessIou was a
homcrun by Hickman with two men on bases.
The score
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RailrOader BOmbardment in
Fourteenth Beats Producers
McCloskey Weakens After a
Long Duel With Lef ty
Lewis; okla h ON a City
Shakes Jinx and Beats Sher-
man.

Six big blows. one Of them a cir
cult clout by Yockey chased over five
Denison runners in the fourteenth in
ming Of game which had been tied
ever since the eighth when Merritt
had driven one out OF the lot with
Harper just in front, and Denison
took the last game Of the series to 3.
OF more interest to the home fans
than a victory would have been, was
the discovery that Lige Wooley. who
recently resigned as manager. has re-
cullsted as a private and was tending
nDntnrfInll
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Nashville 7, Mobile 0.
Birming CHAM /, Little Rock o.
New Orleans I, Chattanooga 2.
Memphis 2, Atlanta 2, (called end flf-
aenth darkness)
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That Big Fourteenth.

After Merritt crossed the plate
there was no more scoring until the
fourteenth round. Coe started the
frame with a single to left. PEBBLES
popped foul fly to Dowie. Me-
Mahan drew on McClosky for single
and Lewis was in luck and fell heir
20 walk Harper was next up ana
found the ball for single, scoring
Coe. Merritt fell in line for a hom.,
scoring McMahan and Lewis. Tulsa
rallied IN the last half of the four
teenth but could not produce the win
ming runs. Mcknight found Lewis
with single and Smith was sent in
for McClocky who singled also. Brady
was out OF luck and flied out TO
Nockcy. Brewer drew on Lewis for
a double and scored Mcknight
Belcnti popped a fly to Coe and Heat
ley was famed.
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Western Association.

Tulsa at Muskogee.
oklahoma City at McAlester.
Fort Smith at Ardmore.
Denison at Sherman.
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Totals 32 727I4I
Totals 32 T27

summary: Runs, Smith, Robinson, NC
Cabe 2, Newashe Latina; errors, Huber 2.
Allen, Latina; three base hits, Jones, Rob
inson: two.base hits. Smith, McCabe =.
Latina 2. Blue; sacrifice fly, Jones: double
play. McCabe to Wauo: left on bases, Sher-
man G. Oklahoma City g. struck out. by
Davenport l. by Kaufman . bases on balls,
by Kaufman Umpire Roth. Time l:25.
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National League

Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
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GIANTS INCREASE
LEAD OVER PH|LS
Boston Beat 3 to ! While
Moran's Men Lose to
Brooklyn II to 5.

BOSTON June ~ Effective support Of
Srhupp's pitching enabled New York to win
from Boston today. 3 TO !.
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~ITTTTITT WIT0- VTNTT TIHUVTTT ;
Hickman @. Stenge Wheat. Cutshaw, Mowrcy.
Galore Paskcrt . l.udcrus. Nicho0, Ocsch'
ger, errors. Olson Daubert, Mowrey, Meyers,
stock McGaffiruu. tWobase hits Hickman,
Cutshaw. three base hits, Olson; homeruns.
Hickman. Paskert. stolen bases. Meyers,
Mowrey. Paskcrt Niehon. bases on balls of
Cadore g. off Oeschgcr D. III Fttery struck
out by Cadore g. by Oeschger .. Umpires,
Ris'er and Or,h Time. l:55.
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Western League.

Lincoln at St. Joseph.
Omaha at Wichita.
Sioux City at Denver.
Des Moines at Joplin.
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Chattanooga at New Orleans.
Little Rock at Birmingham.
Memphis at Atlanta.
Nashville at Mobile.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.


Denison 3. Tulsa (. "a innings)
McAlester 9. Muskogce 5.
Oklahoma City 1. sherman ..
Fort Smith As, Ardmore "a.
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Texas League,
GAMES TODAY.

DaIIas 7, Shreveport 7.
Fort Worth IL. Houston 5.
San Antonio I, Waco 2.
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Chira-o ........... goo 600 OO0-e
Cincinnati .............. 100 600 OOo-l
summary. Runs Mann. Doyle Groh ;
error. Workman. two base hits, Workman,
Kopf. threc.basc hit. Groh; homerun, Doyle
stolen base Merklr. bases on balls, Off
Vaughn O. off Ellcr . struck out. by Vaughn
/. by Filler G. ump,ros, Quiglcy and Emslie.
Time 81
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summary kuns, truth, Broch, hhle, beN
crcaux stewart Thompson, Humphries Pal
mer Hcrrio,t, Johnson; error, Stewart; two
base hit Brock, homerun, Johnson; sacri
flee hit Weitel. stolen base, Herriott; hits
OF Stewart 5 in innings bases Of balls
on Stewart >. of Salisbury |, off Masters
3; struck out. by Stewart I. by Masters 8;
hit by pitcher Fisher: double plays, Thomp
son to Ilerriott. Gross TO Humphries to
ierriott; left on bases. Muskogee ), Meal
ester 3; frs, base on error, McAlester
Time, 3:OS. Umpire, Swift
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Totals IS II 33 II
I Totals SO 8 80 20


st inui, ........ 600 500 600 0O-3
Summary: Runs Carey ?, Pit!cr, Brief.
Ward. W Wagner Jacobs. Bescher Baird,
Hprnsby errors Pitler. ward; two base hits.
I? bases on balls. on Jacobs l. or Meadows
5 OF Ames | struck out by Jacobs ., by
Meadows ! tmpires. o'Dsy and Harrison.
Tim. 40
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Cincinnati l6, Chicago 20.
New York 3. Boston |.
brooklyn l2, Philadelphia 5.
Pittsburgh 7. st. Louis 8.
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New York .............. 200 600 1903
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 600 900 OlO-l
summary. Runs. Herzog kauN Hoke,
Nsrauyilo. error. MAranville: two.base hit
zimmerman. Holke Fletcher Fitzpatrick .
bases on balls. OF schupp /. OF Rudolph ?,
on Nehf struck out by srhupp T. by Nehf
g. by Barnes l. umpTes. Klein and Brans-
field Time .42
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summary. Runs. Foster Crane johnson.
errors. Young Cobb; two base hit, Cobb
three base hits. Neach. Rice stolen base,
Crawford bases on balls. OF johnson ?,
OF James O. on Coveleskie / 3 struck out,
by johnson o. by James ! Umpires. Owens
and Dinren Time, l IS.
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American Association.
No games scheduled.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 30 10 Is 0
Sfnrr by innings.

Ardmore ..................0l 020 II
Fort Smith ................lO .lO3 Ol3 N-s
Summary: Runs Allison Hays .. Fields,
rot,en. Thompson. homeruus, Allison. vii
hums. two-basc hits. Speer, Gardner Dii-
mond Robson; first base on errors, Fort
smith struck out. by Fields 3. by Ever
don l. by Leverctt s; first base on balls.
of Fields ., of Leyerett / left on bases,
Ardmore g. Fort Smith 5. Time, 1:l5. I'm
lire, Shaffer.
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runs being earned. McCabes batting for
the visitors featured.
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Score by innings - -
Muskogec .,....,..,...,. 600 100 400
McAlester ..............O 900 600 SOl-O
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Referees Not Decided.

then took in the ball game in the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-20

Joplin 8, Des Malnes 0.
Omaha 4. Wichita 0.
Lincoln 1. St. Joseph 9.
Denver 4, Sioux City 3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-29
ACCidente q una SenOra
ConduCtOra de'correOS
1eIegrama Especial para Ia PRENsA.

WACO, Tex, Julio 27.-La sonora
Susie Nc Gaughey, encargada de la
Ruta postal numero 7, fuera de la po-
blaci6n de Waco, acaba de ser victi-
ma de IN accidente que lie cost6 la VI
da. POGO despues de las de la tar
de caminaba en- su cochecito cerca de
los limites de Ia citada poblaci6n y
en- el desempeho de su cargo, GUAM
do el animal desobedsci0 el freno y
emprendi6 veloz carrera. Al tratar
de contenerlo Ia sonora fue arrojada
del vehiculo contra un poste, rompien-
dose Ia base del cerebro y quedando
muerts instant4nesmente. La sehora
McGsughey habis sucedido en- el en-
pleo que desempehaba a su marido
quien fallecio hace 10 amos. y jamas
dej6 de hacer el visie diario sobre su
rlta. Deis en- la orfandad un niho
y dos nifas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-29
LA REPUBLICA DEL
PERU MANTENDRA
LANEUTRALIDAD
TAI DECLARACION HIZ0 EN- SU
iNFORNE Ell PRESIDENTE PARD0

Servicio Especial para IA PRENsi
LIMA, Peru. julio 2S.-El Con-
gresu de Ia Republica abri6 hoy un
nuevo periodo de sesiones y con es-
te motive. z! Presidente Pardo Sc
present6 ante tl para dar lectura al
inforne de Su geSti6n administrati-
va.
Al referirse = Ia question interna-
cional. e Presidente Pardo informo
\! Congreso que el gObierno de su
cargo habia tornado los pasos nece-
sarioS para proteger 4 los ciudada-
nos peruanos contra los ataqueS de
les submarines alemanes. expreS6
que tenia confisnza en- que el gobierlo
imperial de Alemania daria 81 60
bierno del Peru una satisfaction por
81 hundi.niento del vapor "Lorton."
Declare. adeu.as. el presidente Par
do. que el Peru mantendria una po-
Utica de absolute neutralidad en- el
cCuflicro europeo--amerlcano y que
= sostener esa actitud serian dedica-
Z doS ,odos los esfuerzos del gobierno,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-29

No hace muchos dias, dimos = nues
tros Iectores. con n suma de deta-
lies que entonces pudlmos adGulrlr,
dada Ia censura estrecha para los CO.
municados de Mexico, Il Hot!cIa de
que la ciudad de Galeana, en- Il par
te sur del Estado &c Nuevo Leon,
habia sido victima de IN inesperado
ataque revolucionar!o.
IIubo quien no e dij crtdito tai
noticia. dado que las informaciones
oficiales hablaban de una paZ abso-
luta en- aqueila entidad una paz vi
gi!ancia estrecha contra todas las in
cursiones de las partidls rebeldes que
en- los estados vecinos, entire ellos ei
de San Luis. Potosi, merodeabaR deS
de tempo atras, sin que las fuerzas
carrancistas hubieran podIdo poner
fin sus actividades, de las cua!es
hemos dado una Y ot-a vez detallada
noticia.
Pues bien, por correspondence que
Sc nos han enviado, y entrev,sta
tenidas con personals procedenteS de
auuellos lugares, hemos podido lie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-29
UN PERIODICO GERMANOFILO
FUE CONFISCADO EN-
COSTA RIGA

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, Julio 2S.-
Las oficinas de "El impartial" un
diario german6filo que Sc editaba en-
esta capital, fueron c,ausuradas y con
fiscadas por orden del presidente Ii
noco, despues de una investigation
que Sc practice Y por la cual Sc COM
prob6 que el citado diario pertene-
cia al gobierno, pues toda Ia maqui-
maria enseres de las oficinas. fue-
ron compradas con dinero del gobier-
no, durante la administration del
Presidente Gonzalez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-29
ENTIRE HIP0LITO Y SALTl=
LILO HAY MAS De OCHEN=
IA KILOMETROS De
VIA DESTRUIDA
Las actiV .dades de los
vilIistas alderredOr
de la plaza lagunera
no han cesa do

EL PASO, Tex. Julio 2S.-La agi-
tacion -evolIcionaria IN n comarca 10
gunera. en- sus distritOs coahullense y
Guranguerse, Sigue en- aumento. Sc
g4n las informaciones que Sc nan re-
cioido en- eSta ciuGad.
las not.cias que llegan confirmaD
n p-esencia de grupos rebeides, mas
o menoS numerosos, en- las haciendas
cercaaaS Il ciudad de Torreon. i'm
pcr:aite centro ferrocarrilero, Y me-
r0poli De u rica comarca a!godonera,
4ue Ia Sido. en Giversas etapas revo-
!ucionarias. objeto de todos los ban
dos. por las ventajaS innegahleS qLe
81 pCsici0n significa.
Las comunicaciones interrumpidas.
Varias personals que tienen en- el di
eho tiStrito lagunero intereses 0 re-
laciones familiares, ' que legaron
eyer = esta ciudad, informan que las
comunicaciones Sc encuentran desde
hace dias. iaterrumpidas. pues que,
tanto en- torno de Ia ciudad de To-
rre1n. como en- Ia villa de San Pc
dro dc las Golonias las partidas re-
beldes Sc habian aduenado de caSi to-
daS las ha,iendaS y ranchertas.
Tn hacendado que radica en San
Pedro. declar1 que, desde hace mas
dc IN mes. las h2ciendas de San Lo-
rrnzo. Sacramento. Santa Teresa. etc,
Sc haIlan en- poder de los revoluciona-
rios, sin que de ninguno de los prin-
cipales puntos guarnecidOs por los
carrancistas salgan fuerzas perse-
guirlos.
FL trafico ferrocarrilero entire San
Pedro Y Torre6n. Sc encuentra desle
hace mucho interrumpidO. y el servi-
clio telegrafico. reparaGo un dia, es
interrumpido al dia siguiente, asi que
Ia iaquietud en- Ia comarca es cada
dia mayor.
(Pasa j Ia Sa. Col 2a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-29
LAS VERDADERAS CAUSAS
DEL CAOS EN- RUSSIA
Ell corresponsal del HMorning POST envla a
ese peri6dico una exposition de los hechos
TODO Sc DEBE 4 LAS INTR|GAS ALEMANAS
serrieIo Especial para Ia PRENSA.

LONDRES, Julio 2S.-El correspon
sal del The Morning Post, en- Pc
trogrado. que envi6 recientemente Ia
noticia de n tremenda derrota del
Onceavo Cuerpo de Ejercito, manda
ahora al periodico de referencia, ul'
relate acerca te las condiciones exis-
tentes en- Russia. en- Il cual dice. en-
tire otras coSas. que sera un acto de
TRACTION para "a causa de "a csvillza-
ci6n cualquier esfuerZo para seguif
propalando versiones infundadaS So
bra todos los asQntos de Russia. Ia
revolucion no fue organiZada por e!
pueblo russo, sino que Sc debio Ia
intripa alemana de clio tomaron ven
taia hombres de pesima reputation.
Las personals honoraoles que fueron
llamadas al gobierno a raiz del trlunfo
del movimiento revolucionario, sc vie
ron obligadas abandoRarlo, porque
no podian dar z Ia publicidad IA YER
dad sobre los recientes sucesos. Fl
meior de los ministries es un abogado
que siempre figure en- la oposicion y
que al llegar formar parte del 60
bierno. Sc encontro sin saber como
soberaar Muchos otros de los heroes
del movin1iento hbertario ruso. son
individuoS que tienen ana carrera po-
Utica NADIA recomendahle, Y que 10 uni
co que procuraron despues del derro-
camiento de Ia monarquia, fue yer Ia
manera de sacar el neior provecho.
El ejercito. por Su parte, Sc vio aban-
donado. pues muchos de los jefes mill
tares Sc metieron a politlcos Y Sc de
dicaron 4 intrigar y de ALI que en- Ia
hora presente, esq institution Sc haila
casi q punto de desquiciarse.