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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23

Preaching Sunday morning at 10
o'clock; Sunday night 1880.
The w. C. T.rU. will meet Satur-
day Nov. "a, with Mrs. Emma Reed,
Harry IIoovler and family of How
ard spent Tuesday with William Cain
and family.
Mrs. Eva simmons and Mrs. VIII
liam Davis spent Tuesday with Viii
liam Edgar and family Of Danville
Dec. IA is the date of the next
number of the lecture course.
Mrs, Estella Gilmore is attending
the business college in Mt. Vernon.
Miss Ada O'Brien is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs, Flora
Dowds of Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berry and
George Henwood and wife We're call.
ers in Amity Sunday.
Frank Magers and family took
dinner Sunday with Mrs. Lydia Ilar-
desty.
Miss Muril Nixon spent Sunday
with her parents.
Earl Yoakam and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Yoakams parents
south OF Mt. Vernon.
Do not forget the revival meetings
which begin at the M, T.. church Nov.
25.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23
AUTO UPSET ETS;
CHILD IS HURT.
Cut By Glass From Broken
Windshield
MOTHER is UNINJURED
Accident Occurs Near Gam
bier When Attempting To
Pass Wagon
MOTHER IS UNINJURED

The young son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Grimm, residing near Gam
bier, was cut about the face by glass
from the windshield OF the Grimm
automobile when 1t was overturned
near the Ashcraft farm, east OF Gam
bier, early Thursday morning.
Mrs. Grimm was driving the car at
the time OF the accident, which hap
pened as she turned to the side of
the road to pass wagon. The car
struck a ditch and turned over on its
side, throwing both occupants out.
Mrs. Grimm escaped without injury.
Clarence Horn, u member of the
petit jury in the common pleas court,
was on his way to this city and came
upon the scene of the accident few
minutes after it had happened. lie
took Mrs. Grimm and the boy to the
office of DR.. Welker in Gambler Ex.
animation showed that no serious in.
jury had been received by the cnild.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23

program, including n South American
pageant, was put on.
Mrs. Phil Plummer spent Monday
in Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boner, Mrs. II.
G.. McCleland and Miss Mary Estile
motOred to Marion Tuesday.
Misses Irene Studor, Stella Zieg,
Dorothea Gould and Mozella Wilson
attended birthday party at the home
of Miss lila Craven, north of town,
last Saturday evening.
O.
The next number of the lecture
course will be on Nov. 27-next
Tuesday evening Miss Marvel Mil
Ter, reader.
IL. b. Alderman, who suffered q
stroke of paralysis at his home here
Is in a serious condition.
o
Miss Farsi of Butler was the guest
of Mrs. Harry Fox on Wednesday OF
this week.
j. w. Weekley, west Of town, who
underwent an operation at his home
last Tuesday, Is recovering nicely
The operation was performed by Or
Singrey Of Mt. Vernon.
The mission gave a penny social in
their rooms on Main street last Sat.
urday evening.
The basketball team will play Cen.
terburg at Centerburg Thursday af-
ternoon of this week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23
LOCAL RAILROAD NAV
] GIVEN A PROMOTION
Fulton Stevens Will Become
Foreman In Akron
Round House

Fulton Stevens, foreman of a de-
partment at the Pennsylvania shops
for Is years, has been promoted TO
Akron where he will be foreman OF
The engine house there. A number Of
hie friends whom he has been work.
ing with presented him with signct
ring. He leaves with best wishes
srsn all of his friends and his family
VIII move there in the spring.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23
MANY POSITIONS

The Oberlin Business college is
having a great demand for its gradu'
ates to fill business and office posi-
tions. Several left school last week
to accept positions paying $75 per
month at the start. The government
held civil service examination for
stenographers at Oberlin Nov. Z.
Ten thousand stenographers are now
urgently needed by the government.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23
DEMURRER FILED
by FERENBAUGH
IN LOCAL COURT
Claims Action By Mrs. Davis
Is Barred By Statute
OF Limitations
EXECUTION ORDERED
ON SHOWS JUDGMENT
Partition Suit Is Dismissed
Wednesday; Court
House News

George Ferenbaugh, administrator
of the estate of Joseph Ferenbaugh,
defendant in a suit filed in the com
mon pleas court by Catherine Davis,
who is seeking TO have a Judgment of
the common pleas court Of Holmes
county set aside, alleging that it was
illegally procured on notes held by
Joseph Ferenbaugh with the piaintitl
as endorser, has filed demurrer 10
the petition of Mrs. Davis in the 10.
cal court, alleging that the local court
has no jurisdiction in the matter, that
the plaintiffs petition does not con
tain facts sufficient to constitute val
i'd action and that any action in this
matter is now barred by the statute
of limitations. f. o. Levering is the
attorney for Mr.. Ferenbaugh.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23
Methodist Men To Enjoy Lus-
cious Rabbit-Pie AT
Fredericktown
D. OF V. QUILT GOES
TO MRS. JOS. WILSON
Mrs. Susannah Strong Sus.
tains Paralytic Stroke;
Other News Notes

FREDERICKTOWN, Nov. 21--The
Methodist brotherhood will give its
annual rabbit-pie supper in the church
parlors next Friday evening, Nov 23.
After the supper a program Will be
gwen.
The Misses Fawcett entertained at
dinner Sunday: Mrs. Martha Faw-
cett and daughter Mabel, and Miss
Alice Weston
Mrs. Susannah Strong, who Is In
her 9Gth year, suffered slight para
lytic stroke Monday morning. affect,
ing her right arm
The surgical dressing committee
commenced work last week I'm the
Bank hotel rooms. More workers are
needed.
Mr. and Mrs. j. f.. Amos and Mr.
and Mrs. Josh Roby spent last Sun
day in Columbus.
Mrs. Marts visited relatives in
Mansfield last Sunday.
o
Mrs II. G., McClelland left Tuea-
day to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. j. M. Baldwin, in Nor.
folk, Va. She spent day IN Wash,
ington, ID. C., enroute.
Misses Evelyn and EtheIyn Tucker
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Wilson and
daughter, Mozela, were in Mt Ver-
non last Sunday afternoon, guests of
Mrs. Oborne.
Mrs Joseph Wilson held the lucky
number which drew the quilt that has
been on display at Iiuddles. II was
pieced by the Daughters of Veterans.
The drawing took place last Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs William Dennis re,
turned home Monday from pleas.
ant visit with relatives IN Toledo.
Mrs. Charles Lee and son, Robert
Of Coshocton are visiting Mrs Walter
Din, west Of town.
| Mrs. Norrick will visit friends here
Thursday and Friday and will leave
/ for Chattanooga, Tenn, to spend the
| winter -
Mrs. Carrie Boggs and son, Wilson
OF lMcerne spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, William Reep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cassell started
Wednesday Of this week for Mont
gomeiy, Ala, to visit their son, Ho
bert
O.
The annual thank Offering meeting
of the Presbyterian missionary socI
ETY. was held in the church parlor'
on Wednesday afternoon. A goot
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23
Certain Cure for Group

Mrs. Rose Middleton of Greenville,
IA, haa had experience in the treat
tssnt OF this disease. She says: "When
my children were small my son had
Group frequently. Chamberlain IS
Cough Remedy always broke MP these
attacks Immediately, and ! was never
wi,heut 1t in the house. have taken
II ssself for coughs and colds win
ssed results"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23
EYE TROUBLE FORCES
HUNT TO TAKE REST;
WILL HAVE VACATION

County Treasurer Clifton G. Hunt
has been forced to take vacation for
n few days owing to trouble with his
eyes resulting from strain. Mr.. Hunt
win probably remain away from his
once until Monday. The work IL be
Ing done by Deputy Ralston during
his absence
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23

Entry was filed in the common
pleas court Wednesday showing that
judgment has been rendered in favor
of the plaintiff the suit of Elva
Loney against James Brown. The
case came to the common pleas court
on appeal from the court of Squire
Charles Sims Of Norris township.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23
Entry Filed

Entry Filed
Entry has been fled in the probate
court. In the matter of the proceeding
in execution of judgment of Garfield
Snow against Harlan and Gordon Ems
minger of Columbus, showing that
examination of Ray S. Blinn, man.
ager OF the city OF Westerville, by the
court shows that the city of Wester-
vile is indebted to the Ensminger
brothers in the sum Of S445.S9 and
the court has ordered this sum paid
to Mr.. Snow to apply on his Judgment
and also orders that further sums due
the defendants be paid to him until
the full amount of the judgment
$S41.93, is fully satisfied and the
costs, which amount to SIG, are paid
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23

The common pleas court dismissed
the partition suit Of Sallie ShrontZ VS.
Vincie Harris and others Wednesday
The costs were assessed against the
plaintiff.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23
- - - 80 = -----
Mamma Was In Earnest.

Dale's mother was washing him with
an extraordinary amount of force one
iiay when he looked up and said, "Geet
mamma, You act like this was SuIf
day. ss.t.zss.ssss''sssAatA a. al :! I. :.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23

ELLA Robertson to Dora c. Reyn
olds, parcel in Centerburg, $1,000.
Samuel II. Israel to Berman Dublin
sky and others, city property, 81.
Grant II. Smith TO A. M. Briggs,
city property, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23
Administrator Appointed

Clinton NJ Rice was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Lucinda
Armstrong by the probate court We'd
nesday. lie furnished 1000 bond
with II. u, Gardner and Ocena M,
Rice as suretirs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-23
Report Of Sale

Report Of Sale
A. E. McClurg, assignee of Adam
Stitzlein has filed report of the sale
of personal property for the benefit of
creditors in the probate court, show
ing 81 400 received
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MarshaIl's Family LARGE.

John Marshall, chief justice of the
United States, was one of family of
fifteen children, all of whom lived to
maturity and nearly all Of whom en-.
joyed ripe old age.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03
LABOR Y DINERO.
LA GUERRA. Y DESpUES?
Upene de Ia 6a.)

sion Y horror toda MEDIA que denaa
a fomentarla; pero, por o:-o, reemos
tanbien firmemente. que los Est&dos
Unidos no podran estar absolutamente
III de su ~soberania, sino solo
euando Sc sien,an capaces de protsger-
Sc 2 81 Inismor.
The Tribune no cree CUE Una pei
tica ~naeional lie seguridad deba ser
implan-ada soore IA teoria. c~andoroSa
Y trivial, &c que el pals puede escar q
salvo de a~gresiones, sin necesi.ad de
ninsuna medida de precauci6n ' de
prueba. The Tribune" cree que los pro
p6sitos de "a guerra no seran cumpli-
dos, por 10 que toca a los Estados Uni
dos. sino hasta que nuestro pals, sur
gfendo, despues del conflcto, como
n fuerte nacion militar, tome suS
medidas precautorias, V, g espera de
las reformas Y modificaciones socialeS
del mundo, permanezca armada, Y
conserve su maquinaria, y su equipo
V So sistena. no en- posici6n ]provocati-
va o retadora, sino solo celosa de su
bienestar Y de su paz en- el concerto
de todas las familias del mundo.
%, Nov 1917.
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sendos memoriales, calzados con mi
llareS de firmas. en- los que Sc protes-
"a energicamente contra los resultados
lie Ia election ver:ficada e. pasado mes
de Noviembre. en- n cue Ell voto pibl;-
co fue miserablemente falseado.
Algunas comisioneS iban, ademas. a
Salir rumbo q Mexico a hablar con el
Presidente Carranza. para hacerle Yer
10 peligroso que seria en- Yucataa, Ia
imposition del ~favorecido de Alvarado,
pero Sc han visto obligados los que las
integraban, a permanecer en- Yucatan,
por tenor 4 ser victimas de algin a
tentado de parte de los esbirros de
"a administration yucateca.
De todos MOODS, Sc teme que en- Yu-
catan Sc registrar, Y no muy tarde
acaso, Sensacionales sucesos. fruto de
"a e~Xcitacion popular. producida por Ia
sangrienta contienGa electoral.
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I'm prominente ......
Wiene de- Ia Ia. Pag)

sus audacias en- aQuella region, Ia
sido Pablo Sianez, originate de Ia
Laguna. c~onocedor del terreao Y con
gran partido entire el bajo pueblo
dc las h~aciendas.
Este rebelde, despues de Il CORE
ria q travss de varias hacienias que
fueron saqueadas por sus honbres,
lego 4 principles de Ia semana 4 Ia
de Gilita. cerca De Ia via del ferroca-
rril Y no muy lejos DE Ia i'nrortante
hacienda dc HornOs.
TomoIa por ~asalto, Sc apoder6 de
tod. 10 que Ell ella habia Y. por ulti-
mo. Sc Ilev0 consigo, rumbo a los
monies 4 d. Juan Santurtdn, caballe-
70 cspanol bastante conocldo en- ia
Laguna. en- IL que reSidia deSde mu-
chOS amos atrlS.
Amtnazandole con darle muerte,
10 retuvo en- su poder varios dias. al
cabo de los cuales, S~anturtun encon-
tr0 un recllrso salvador.
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Ocao amos Gespucs. c'erto ia de!
mes de Nave. co3versabaa muy ale
ures = a2~.rc,saidos q Juez que -
~conocan-os So secre-ario don Cos
ne.
G ..,,s,.l. ,-..J ar,;oo-i;io e
4.r o-r.+o acrer re
D. 81,
.
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TranSituriOS

Lola presente Ley no afectG en-
manera alguna a los arreglos que Sc
hubitren celebrado con Ia Secretaria
lie Hacienda con motive de Ia deyolu-
ci1n de bieneS iHtervenidos 0 conf;s-
cados: asi como tampoco afecra a los
bienes Que aun Sc encUentran interve-
Aidos por Ell Gobierno. mieHtras Sc
eXpide la ley a que Sc refiere el ar
ciculo Is transitorio de Ia Constitu-
ci6n.
2o.-Esta Ley empezara a surtir
sus efectos en- Ia fecha de su promul-
gaci6H.
3c.-Para los efectos de esta, Ley,
Sc derogan todaS las disposiciones an
te-iores en- 10 que Sc le opongan."
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CHOQUE ENTIRE IN CANTON MI
LITAR Y IN AUTOMOEIL

e. sargento Mckenzie, que maneja-
ba IN canton militar J Ell senior J. L,
Wales. que venia en- su autom0vil, de
Kennedy, lugar dOnde tiene establecida
su Residential, chocaron en- 10 esquina
de las GALES Van Ness Y n. Hack
berry. Como consequential de este
choque, las dos maquinas resultarn
destrozadas, quedando imposibilitadas
para reanudar su marha.
Fl agente de Ia policia Carver, que
tom6 raz6n en- este accidente. detuvo
4 los dos chauffeurs.
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Las o~peraciones en-
el frente frances

PARIS. Diciembre 2.-Sl Ministe-
rio de Ia Guerra do a IA publlcIdad
hoy. ell siguiente boletin Official:
"Nuestras tropas e~fectuaron IN raid
sobre las trincheras alemanas al sur
de San Qrintin y al noreste de
Rheims, haavndole hecho al enemigo
I'M regula1 numero de ~prisioneros.
En- los ~sectores de Ia Champagne
" Lorena Sc han estado librando algu-
mas escaramuzas entire los destaca-
~nientos exploradores Y puestos avan-
zados V sobre la margen derecha del
Mosa Ia ar%tilleria ha estado desple-
gando algma actividad, pero Ia in
fanteria continda inactiva". ,
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de informes para calcular con eXac-
tiud n determination que deha pa
garse. podra f~ijarla 4 su arbitrio, to-
mando en- cuenta Ia cOndici6n eco
monica ' social del Iamnificado Y las
demis circunstanciaS del case.
Articulo I0o.-Por el hecho de
acudir . IA Comisi0n en- la forma ad-
ministratiya establecida poT Ia pre-
sente ley. Sc entendera que les dam
nificados renunciNn & su dereeho oe
entablar las rectamacioues pOr IN via
Judicial.
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Sc FUGARON DE LA ESCUELA
CORRECTIONAL

FL director de la Escucla Cores
cional del Condado de Bexar do parte
a Ia policia q el establecimiento a
su cargo Sc habian fugado los reclu-
SOS Miguel Currey. Alfredo Lopez, Y
Domingo Lopez.
Sc dieron las senas particulars de
los tres ~pr6fugos, que frisan en- los
dieciseis amos. para que Sc les busque
con empeno-
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s.. tSEsTN0 DE PALNA-SOLA
GViene de- Ia Ia. Pag)

,,n.-,b, 1iarsarita no dor
b,b5, nIerido dormir.
.Casimfro. .Casimiro,
Que cosa? contestd mealo DOR
mijo.
-,Casimiro.
Oh, Que ~quiaras?
-;Ois5e?
No.
-A,suno anda ALA afuera.
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Rafael Delgado
AUN NO IS
Oiene de Ia Ia. Pag)

q :odos una complete reSerra soHre
este asunto. fueron NevadoS = las car
celes = : los c~uarteIes. '. segun el ru-
nor publico. algunos fueron cruelmen-
te ejecutados-
La falta de noticiaS eXactaS Sobre
estos successes. Ia hecho que para n
g~eneralidad del pib!ico yucateco, su
graveGad sea mayor.
En- cuanto 81 habia O no habia el
proyecto de tai rebellion. NADIA puede
decirse q ciencia cierta. Y acaso sea
oretexto del gobieruo para ejercitar
una ser;e de venganzas contra sus
enemigos.
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10 que deben hacer los
~rec'amanteS eXtranierGS.

Articulo lIo.-Los reclamantes eX-
tYanieros accompaniment Al eScrlto IN
cue formulen 81 reclamation, los
comprobanteS relatives . Su n~acIona-
hdaL, ' los Que no 10 hicieren ass, Sc
ran temldos como mcyicanoS para los
vfv,tos lie esta Ley, conSlderandoSe,
en- r~onsecuencia. renunciado el dere-
cho que pudieran tener para presen-
ar mas tarde sus reclamac!ones por
Ia via diplomatica.
Artieulo 12o.-Las sociedades per
aecicnes. ccnstiIUidas de acuerdo con
las leyes de Ia Republica seran con-
Sidcradas como mexicanas respecto
4 L reclamaciones. aun cuando TO-
dos 0 algunos de los a~cc:onistas sean
extranjeros.
ArticUlo 13o.-LoS reclamantes eX-
tranjeros que habieRdo cCmprobado
de6idamcnte tai carjcter. 10 ~estuvie
ren conformes con n resolution con-
scntar SuS observaciones p~arScnal-
r:e7te 0 por n via ~djplomatica.
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Price Laboratories.
Chicago. III.
Regime Bailon

Nuga-Tone es el Gran RECONSTRUCTED
de Ia Salud. Enriquece Ia Sangre Aumca-
ia los Gl6bulos Rojos. Fortalece Y Iran
quiliza los Nervios. NigoTrza al Hom5rc :
a Ia Muier. Es IN excelente tretar2:ento
para csc desgas;e general Y sensation dc
~cansancio en- el cuerpo y de Ia Eaente:
Tris,eza y Meiancolia. pesadlilas. talta de
ene.gia. decahimiento vital. nervloS.dad.
NAL a~petito. falta de gl6bulos rojos 0
anernia. ~circulacion torpe. Ptrdida de
mGsculos. indigestion. embaramiento des-
pues de las coEn;das. doior en- {! estomago
{ in,estinos durante Ia digestion. 5.hoSl-
dad. estrenimiento. mai a!iento. saDoE
desagradable en- la boca. lengu4 saburros-.
dolor de cabeza. neuralg.as. sueho IN
tranquilo. malaria cr5nlca. Este Fernecio
es muy v~aioso. especia!mente en- cl,niaS
caiidos O humedos donde Ia malaria (
isuales peligroS toxico eX:sten.
FL Nusa-Tone. 10 venden casi tcdas las
Droguerias. pero en- case &C que 10 &c ssa
conveniente n . la Drogyeria, o 81 no 10
puede en- las BOGcas. le man
darenos el Nuga-Tone direccameRtc por
correo. porte pagado. y Il reciblr et va.or
de su pedido. Un mes complete de r-a-
tarnien,o por UN DOLLAR. 81 no Sc
queda enteranente satisfecho. con rnucho
gusso SUI dinero le sera cevue:to en- -
Drosueria o por nosotroS. C5TF-e IN
frasco hoy misno de estas cx-e,en:es
pas.ilas. Y vera que rap;damerte :eSraG-G
81 Salud. Fuerza Y Ngor. Price Labora-
tories, 5000. 9 So. Clinton s., Chicago.
Ill
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Los COMPATRiOTAS QUE
~EMIGRAN....
(Yiene de Ia Ia. fag)

pero hoy, abandonados los campos,
parados los talleres, en- suspension
indefinida las Iab0res de muchas in
dustrias y de muchos m%inerales, los
mexicanos que regresan sc han en-
contrado con Ia dificultad de ccnse-
guir trabaio, y han palpado, desde Ia
frontera. 10 dificil de su sltuacl6n en-
terra de Mexico, 81 presente POGO
propicia para clos, como para todos,
Las autoridades c~onSulares de San
Antonio. Sc han dirigido al gobierno
de Mexico 'sobre este particular.
Segun noticias que aver recibimos,
algo Sc empieza hacer va, en- ell Esta-
do de Coahuila, en- bien de los emf
grantees que vuelvcn.
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Ina comisi0r cGmpueSta
Dc tres arhitrlS.

Articulo l4.-Las rcSolucioncS dc
Ia Comisi6n relativaS 4 reclamacioneS
de extranjeroS ' que hayan Sido Oh
ictadas por los intereSados en- alguna
lie las dos formas indicadas en- e. ar
ticulo anterior. Sc Somecer&n al COMO
cimienro de una Comision comPueSta
lie tres arbitroS. de les cualeS uno
sera desigaado por c! Pres;GeGrc De
IL Republica. otro por e. Agentc Di-
2lomat:ao del pals a cue ~pertene2ca
81 reclamantc, Y. el tercero, Sera de
s;gnado de comun acuerco por los
nombrados. 81 no pudieren ponerse
De acuerdo. e. arbitro tercero ser4 de-
signado ro- e. Presidente de IL Repu-
0lica. lie entire los ~naciorales de IN
pals. que no tengan n!aguna reclama-
ci6n Que haccr poc danoS causa1os en-
"a revolution. Las designaclones de
los arbitros Sc haran de acuerdo cOn
10 que disponea e. ReglameNto de
esta Ley, pero en- el ccncepto dc cue
..a-uI.u lie los GeSi2H&dos podra te-
Ter caracter, dip!omacico nj consular.
: Ar.iculo 1J.-Las comisiones arbi-
craies 4 que Sc refiere e articulo an
terror podran organizarse para Ia re-
seduction de IN solo case concrete 0
para noc de todos los que CORES
pondan a reclamaNteS de una misma
n~acjcnaIidad.
Articulo l6.-Las r~esolucioaes die
-adas por las com;s;ones arbitrales 4
que Sc rcfiere el articulo anterior,
cendr@n el caracter de defintivas.
Articulo 17.-Una ley especial de-
terninara en su o~portunidad IA ma
aera lie arbitrarse los fondos para el
pago de las reclamaciones definti-
vamente aprobadas = Ia forma en- que
tstas debea cubrirse.
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YUELvE A RUMoRARSE QUE FL
(Viene de Ia Ia. Pag)

Que 81 Rey don Alfonso XIII ha hecho
Ia declaration precisa de que no obra-
"a en- este asunto por 81 propia inicia-
diva, pero a Ia vez Ia manifestado que
en- d case de que 81 Papa expresara
sus deseos de tras:=darse = territorio
espahol. seria en- 81 muy b~ieuvenIdo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03
| En- un campo d. combate.

\ TODD correr sigui0 e. emisario por
los caminos cue los labradores 0e las
rancherias le ~senalaban.
En- una de elias, recibio n noti-
cia u le turb0 Y 10 llen6 de temo-
res:
Aver, jueves, lie dijeron. hubo
cerca de aqui IN combate entire rebel
DIES V carrancistas. Los rebeldes los
| mandaba Pablo Sianez y los carran-
cistas Pablo Quiroga.
e. eu;sario Sc encaminG q lugar
del combate.
En- el campo, j hOllado por el
paso de los caballos, habia varios
muertos, carrancistas Y r~evoluciona-
| rios. Busc0 entire e!los con ansla y
no tard6 mucho en- encontrar 10 que
temia: ell cadaver de SanturtIn atra-
vezado q balazos el pecho.
I~gn6rase 81 murio en- el combate.
confunGido con los rebeldes, o 81 es-
tos. al retirarse violentamente, 10 ma
taron para no d~ejarlo en- libertad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03
La :.cci6n Official.

FL gobernador electo de Coahuila,
Espinosa Mireles. ha hecho publico
un prcyectu. para el que Solicita Ia
ayuda de vari0s coahuilenseS, coli cl
fin de retener en- el Estado q los emil
GRANTEES, proporcionandoles ali mis-
mo Immediate trabajo.
Por Eagle Pass han pasado muchos
de elIos, Y en- Coahuila p~ermanecen,
en- las poblaciones fronterizas, y a
elias e~nviara Ell Gbno. de Coahuila o ha
enyiado va. c~cmisionados que les pre-
gunten 81 q~uieren permaaecer en- Ell
EstaGo. para darles trabajo.
Fin el llamamiento que Sc ha hecho
= los hombres de empresa para esta
acci6n. Sc les dice que los servicios
de estes trabajadores en- Coahuila
serian muy TITLES, por muchas L
mes:
Porquc van i poner fin a IA carcn-
ella de brazos que tcnia paralizadas
las industries Y a~bandonadOs los
campos.
Porque habiendo trabajado durante
muchos amos en- Texas, en- los campos
de labor Y en- Arizona en- los Mineros,
llcvan. practicas y procedimientos
nuevos sobre estos trabajos, los cua-