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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25
BRITISH SHIPPING BEING
DEPLETED DAILY, WARNS
THE FOOD CONTROLLER

London April 80. TIA, BRUSH
public wus -ul,muly warmed to-day ny
Lord Dcyunpurt the british tuod GONE
trollcr chat the vuuutry's shipping
was being depleted daily iu large tuI-
TIME and that sco,rr prNaNuu- mcu-
vest.
Tho wn.u,ua WIS ISSUED w the
house .. lord. .u response to "a quc--
tIou by Lord lawiugtuu o- Zoo what
success had attained the efforts 1t
voluntary utunug and whether tu,
government Intended tu resort lu come
pul-iuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25

hy Associated Fresa.
Santa Fe. y NJ, Aprll 80 The New
McNicu war committee toduS unani-
mously recommended tp Goycrnor
Lindsey that special session OF the
legislature be- called Immediately, tn
"mlc agricultural and military meas
urcs arising out of The present vmer-
svuoN.
10 was also recommended that "A
committee bee naUcd to confer with
General pcrshing to secur. informa-
tiou as % border conditions. and that
lam train employees In the state be
commissioned az mounted police In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25
FIRST GUN OF WAR FOR u. S. is FIRED BY THE AMERICAN
STEAMER MONGOLIA SINKING GERMAN DIVER; GUNNER
MAKES HIT AT 1000 YARDS; SHELL STRUCK PERISCOPl

fun speed. for Il was not improbable
that there was another submarine
about The one we got undoubtedly
had been lying on the bottom az this
spot waiting for the ship and came
up when II heard our propcllers.
That's about all the story. except
ing this The gunners had named the
guns on board the Mongolia, and the
one which got the submarine was
called Theodore Roosevelt 80 Teddy
fired the first gun OF the war after
all" pf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25
American Steamship Reports, on
Arrival at London, Having Sunk
Enemy U-boat; Clean Hit Made
at 1000 Yards.
FIRST GUN OF THE WAR
FOR THE UNITED STATES
Shell Hits the Periscope Squarely,
Throwing Up a Mountain of
Water; Captain is Certain Diver
Was Sent to Bottom.



London April - t.i5 y. m.t--
Captain Eicc of the American steam
ship Mongolia which has arrived at a
British port told the Associated Press
today that the Mongolia had urcd the
lrst gun Il the war for the United
states and sunk a German submarine.
The naval gunuers ON board made
a clean hit at l.O0o wards The per-
iscopc was seen 10 hc shattered
The submarine, Captain Rice said,
was aoout tu auock the great liner In
British waters on April 49, lie de-
rlureG there was absolutely no doubt
that the u-Doat was hit and that there
was every reason to bolicvc q was de-
stroycd
Even more pertinent q tact, as re-
CARDS tho ultimate fate uf the subma-
rlue was that the shell disappeared
Immediately after the hit was made
The captain stated that shell always
ricuchcts In tho waters ana can be
noen again unless 70 finds the mark.
Oh also was seen on the water aflcr
lhe submarine disappeared.
The Mongolia was going at mll
speed aud was "a long distance away
whom the spray and foam subsidized.
.but non, me br.dr, the OH, ers OH
s.r,..d ~, s,,, .,rupsb ,hrf, stns-os
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60 .,,,.
The utyal guun.rs on board The
M"hE"''| are 'n"'' ''I"u''"" "
Lieutenant Bruce Ware e.. : s.
Tho por.scop, NO sighted ahead on
the ,hst AFTERNOON oi Inc voyage Iho
captain gave the "tder Tor tull speed
ahead with the intention ur unmiUg
thr submarine.
The peuscopp disappeared dnd Il
Few minutes latter rcappc., -od ON the
shines urond..dr THE guun,rs nrcd.
r,ti.r.. IA, u,r..rupr .ounrrI, and
,.r...t,,.. Ia. IA t,,.tuttiu. .nf ,yttar.
r,.,,.u, t,,,. ,.,.t., bt,,n t,,,,tit, I,
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,,H..i. ,,.',.' - ,..,lt,d I, thri,. nf.
~,
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..,.,, ,,,. r',r,,. .f Inntnuts nu du,
an ,n. nm, 4, y.s 40 O'clock Il
IN. ,,,rrr,,,. nr IN, nineteenth tha
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,., r,u,m,rliur tu, sumner wa,
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"a. b.t hoo, fr, uost az TN, time
,rr,u,.n,,, ,n, ,,y8p.
,,rb,r, y.,. , n.,l, ,y,r tb, sea "a
r,.. ,i,,, l,l iu-t t,l..,,. , .ulpd.
,'. r., ,,,. ,,..r.. ,.,ttu,, prl,,. shallow
u,,,,. and v. wore lookirp al In,
l.,,,l ',.n,',,' ,t,,. t,..f ,ipto rri.d There
D., .uI,lnartpr off tine port bow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25
EIGHT NDDITIONN MEMBERS
REACH An ANtIiItA\ PORT

Sew YORK, April 20 seven dddl'
tionul members of the British ana one
additional member of the French com
mi,siuu sent here tu confer with Ann
cr,ian officials ON the conduct uf th"
war against Germany arrived at uI
American port today ON passenger
liner The members ~ the British
party are Mtssrs. Goodwin Heron
Louphoru. Lrcmug, McGoWau. Pucklo
ana Nlgor. Captain NJ T. Dciaruy ui
the French artillery arrived 60 Join
tho French delegation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25
3.O29 PRISONERS TAKEN BY
THE BI,ITISII SINCE MONDAY

London. Aprii 20 G.ii 3. m,J--rhe
British have taken 3.O2H prisoners
since Monday morning. including ffty-
siN officers. according to an official
statement. ana have captured the
hamlet of Bilholm east of iIaslncouri
wood
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25

Amsterdam, April %, Via London.
6:20 "a. m.--The text OF Spnin's note
60 Germany. as given In a Berlin dis
patch, while conveying q grave warn
matcly SS.0O0OO0 q day for toodstuns
In sight. also contains suggestion
that crisis may be avertcd through
negotiation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25
APRIL 10 ANNIVERSARY
OF BAT-rIE OF LEXINGTON

New York, April @5.-The Ameri-
can steamship Mongolia. vessel OF
13.G3N tons owned by the lnterna-
tional Mercantile Marine company.
left an American port for London
April ON her second trip since GER
mauys declaration OF February !
April 49, the day ON which the Mon
golla fred the first shot OF the war
is the anniversary of the battle Of
Lexington. when the nrst shot vas
fired IN the American revolution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25

possession of the Village Of Gavrellc,
six miles north of Arras. Twenty air
planes were brought down BY the Ger
mans on Monday ana nineteen entente
machines were accounted for yesier-
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25
MOVEMENT FOR THE OVERTHROW OF
CHANCELLOR Won BETtiMAN-1OLLWEG
IS NOW BEING AGITATED IN GERMANY

Tho administration is evidently haN-
nu uo rupp Jm, BOB pc.ug the utter
N cuunj.tma demands OF ,ts suuai-'
friends and IuuuNvr ,urmi,-. both
Clsmoris for definite statement ts to
VAR aims and ntrrupl reforms The
evident shakiucss uf Austria Hungary
l- another source ul concern.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25
BERNHARDT's CONDITION
UNCHANGED; PHYSICIANS
SATISFIED WITH CASE

~ is.oriated Press
Ncw Work, April 25.--A bulletin is
sued today by physicians attending
Sarah Bernhard said there had been
no change Ia her condition aud that
they were SATISFIED with her progress
So far The actress underwent an
operation for an infected kidney early
last week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25
TURKISH vI2IER GOES TO
BERLIN TO APPEAL FOR
HELP, 1T is BELIEVED

Hy AsHnriaird Ff"st
kr, breaking OF diplomatic relations
with the United states is scathmgly
condemned by IN, Ncuo Turichor
Iictuug
The paper expresses tea rthat Tur-
key. NOW Isolated from am ucuurals,
viii de,ustatr the districts m paie--
time and Armenia, whore American
money and assistance have helped tu
keep order
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'opcnhapcu. via luuduu AurN ..
The muNtUlurut tur th, overthrow uI
thuuuollor tuu lv"
halted tor a Umr NN the adoption r.
ruthless submarine warfare. b. again
becoming evident iu Gcrmani Th
H-iiI'iun Is ,urulIp-Hd Iy 1fr. "u...rs
over Internal reforms possible rca,,
terms ana lucd troubles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25
GOVERNMENT HAS NOTHING
I'd SAY At THIS TINT.

Washington. April 25.--The policy
Of the government IL 10 make no an
nounceincnt or comment upon the de-
struction of a German submarine by
the steamer Mongolia at this time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25
Today's Baseball
Results
American League
rhilndciphia. /. New York, ..


score r. II. "
,1.yeInnd 100 uO3 OOO---i 10
Chicago .... .huu ulO Ou"~l
Batteries Coombe and Oxen, N!-
,ottc. Russell, Dnuforth and SChalk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-25
Games Tomorrow

National League.
Boston at E"ouklNu
NcW YORK at philddcIphln.
Chicago lt cincinnati.
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Germans Suffer Heavy Casualties,
Due TO Employing Their Old
Tactics of Attacking in Mass
Formation, Is Belief
MACHINE GUNS NOW DOWN
THE TEUToNs LIKE GRASS
Terrible Slaughter Wrought in
Ranks as They Advance on the
British Positions; Path Strewn
With Killed and Wounded.

ny Associated Press
British Front Boo France. April 20,
Cvm London $500 g. M CFrom q
stan Correspoudrnt uf the Associated
PressD The town of Monchy lie
| PrcuN. which lies about i've miles east
| OF Arrus. viii stand out 90 history as
one uf the blnodic-t spots OF the world
war The ughiIn4 north east and
south ot this little Artuis village,
! pCrthcd upon e nigh knoll has exc
Coodcd iu intensity any OF the iudi-
/ Nidual struggles of the SuWnt. Ef-
! forts OF the Germans To retakc the
! village apparently have subsidized ON
| account of The sheer exhaustion ut
their available forces nud tine British
iad,auyc eastward ut NuuyhN uunt.n-
ucs slowly but surely
CASUALTIES Mount ~.
| The ground around Monch,, "a far
ns the ,y, can reach b. covered with
/ tne dead. tho Guumus ai times haN-
lang employed old tactics OF attacking
Ian mass formation Letters tahvu u
lthc last few days from German pris-
uucrs. written 100 front of MuuyhN. say
I they regard the situation J- worse
ithuu 30 Wus ou the Sommc while tine
|rasualtl,s are mounting up a. ai \,I'
iduu lu one Of tho letters th" opinion
Ii- expressed that what has mad, tho
lnghtIng difficult has been ih, ilni
Ithat the opposing toryes have not uc-
I,upicd fixed line. hu' are scattered Boz
| half butlt trenches ou this part cot the
/ front
/ e.. H#tFH EfsT tT .IF
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-30
mtts1o Ell PADRE De JACK" De
(Vicne de IA ia.)

cue Sc halla ahora bajo In custod:a
de 81 madre, La muerte del senior
de Saulle:. segin declaIaron los mo
9icos. Sc debi0 q una affection del &C.
~ez6n exace-bada grandesnente por
los ul.irc5 acontecimientos desarro-
Tados en- ( casa de 81 milo, a5i CONC
ror "a ~ausencia &c 81 nieto. para
Quien ell anciano senior de SaullcS, e
MIA una especial predilecci0n-
q Mayor de SaaIes iba = com1Ir
sete.ta V ocho amos de elal el dia
3 del ,en:rante mes De Enero, Y desde
cge ocrrri5 l. muerte De 81 .hiJ"
"Jach''. s;nti6 que c2da dia 81 salud
4e~Sne;craha rnucho. ST. decaimiento
50 hizo patente hace unas cuantas
semanas, durante e Jurado de 81
nucra pues i duras penaS pudo =
7,c..no pcessntarSe 4 rendir su de-
ciarac;5n ante q Corte que c0nCc!0
de Ia causa ;rs,.2iGa contra "a Seno-
= rr-ur~i do Saulles. ~Inmediata-
500 ire e. Mayor de Sa2lleS hizo
:. deposition de como habja ocUrrido
= ta-c3i2 e n g-e perdiera "a Vi
Ia ST. MO. regres6 2 81 cas- en- Re
rh,ehem. en- dorde 81 salud 81 veia
n rada &.a . di2. por la Pena no
raj. BESIDE cntoaces, e. anciano no
hab'aba mas que de q muerte de su
hijo V de AS ni7gHnas ~esDeran&as
que tenia en- 81 future de su nieto.
E! Mayor de Saulles perteneci6 al
"i5-c;to Confederate, en- cuyas filas
o'eanz5 q rrado de Mayor. Naci6
aal5I - Ia ciUdad de Nueva Orleans
y clando estate n Guerra Civil aca-
haca &c ealir gra34ado en- e Inst
~'to Pci;tcn:-o ReHsseaer de Troy,
-. :. Eegres5 eHtonces su casa Y
. 2r,i5 n e etrcito del Sur.
Desnues de IA guerra, vo'vi3 al
N"rte ' c~ontrajo matrimoNio con
Mss. Catherine Hecksher. pertene-
;"a;e = una lie las mas ~v;ejas fami-
2s lie cstl c:Cd&d. ?or VENTURES
e5os GescmEcA5 el cargo de S@pcrin-
endemic 0e IA plarta que en- esta ciu-
ID Ciene esta5'ec!Ia Ia New Jer-
ser Zinc Company. L S~obrevivca su
esposa, dos MAS : IN hiio. Char,es
:. I. Dc Sau'las. gle 1ambien resi-
en- esca ciIdad.
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UNA LNSPiRACION De ANO
NUEVC

Los desarreglos del est0nago sgn
de muy malas consecuencias. EchGn
a perder una buena parte del anoia
aQue!!os que no Sc preccupan gran
dementc por su salud tai como de5e-
rian hacerlo. AataQue ei mai Gez-
lie sus principles y conserve sUs IL
testnos liinpios Y en- funciones du-
rante tCdo cl aIiO GO! Ia ayuda de!
|. Elixir Americana de Vino Amargo
lie Triner!, CTriner's American Eli
Eir Of Bitter Wine.) No debe us
ted abrigar ningun tenor de indi-
gesti0n. constipation, faita de ape
tito. dolores de cabeza. ~nerv;osidad,
debilidad general. etc. Pero 81 rehu-
Sc las imtiacioneS baratas c ins!sta
en- que lie den Elixir Americana de
Vino Amargo de Triner. (Triner's
American Elixir of Bitter Wine.)
Precio. S1.1O. En- todas las boticas.
\ recucrde que siempre debe tener
IN cl botiquin de su famnla el Lini-
mento Triner CTriner's Liniment)
para ell reumatismo, neuralgia, lum-
bago, lastimaduras, torceGuras, him
chazones. etc. (Precio, 50 Y 65c. en-
todas las boticas; per correo, As y Toe.
y ell Sedativo Triner iTriner's Cough
Sedat;vc) para toses Y resfrios, bron-
quits Y ronqueras, etc. (Prec;o, 25
V SOC. en- todas las boticas; por CO.
rreo. 50 Y 60c.) Joseph Triner Com
9any. 1333-l343 S. Ashland Ave.
Chicago, III. (!Adv.)
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NUPCIAL

Hoy a las cinco "e Ia tard, Ell n
Cathedral de San Fernando. contrae-
ran matrimon!c. Ell senior Juan Val
dez y Ia senor!ta Luisa GaNria.
Con motive de este e~nlace,. sc W.
Z celebrar una fiesta en- IA casa de
Ia novia, para Ia cue han empezado
q circular las i2vitacicnes.
Seran padrinos Dc los futures es-
pesos, las siGuientes ~parejas: Andres
Zapata V scnorita Anita Diaz, Juan
D:a- ) seno1ita Maria Cara. J. Sci
bert : seIorita Celia Iongo y Euge-
MO Hernandez v senorfta Dolorel
Garcia.
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.ERcA DE DONNA, TEX.
O;ene de Ia la. Pag.)

han montados. Sc apoderaron de
ga Ge ~doscientos d6'ares que lie
vabaa consigo los asaltados Parma!ee
Y Greenslade.
Con cl objeto de capturar q los a
saltantes. Sc han librado las ordenes
r~cceearias para que sea g%uardado el
canine militar que CORE a 10 largo
del Rio Grande, en- tanto que varios
ciyiles Sc han encargado dc Ia perse-
cuc;02 de los a~sa'tantes por Otros
lngares, sacando TODD el partido 20
terreno en- que II estin e~fectuando.
sibie del conocimiento que tienen del
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= "FLiET' ES IA CAUSA....
Vieae de IA 6a.)

En- preSencia de mi esposa e hi
10, confieso que he llevado relacio-
mes deGasiado amistosaS con listed.
Estoy apenado. No ME Modesto
otra vez, por favor. No visite nj
eScriba." ESta carta estaba dirigida
4 Lou. Para recuperar 81 salud,
Il sonora Sovak dijo 4 su esposo que
Ia enviara 4 Atlantic City, Y POGO
tempo despues Dir. Soak lie mott
fic6 cue teaia ~intenciones &c vivir
aparte de ella. Embellishments Ia
seEora Sc regres5 4 81 casa, yero,
segun asegura, fue rechazada de
ella por 81 esposo.
4 este el d. 80: c~ontest0
que efectiramenta habia dado a su
csposa liz carta dirigida a LOU"
pero que tai mujer 10 eyistia y Qus
Ia misiva h2bia sido escrita simple
meEte para calmar los intelsos celos
de su mujer. Agreg6 e. demandan-
re que su esposa estaba infatuada
lie 81 helleza y figua y cue Gems
tantemeate 70 estaba hablando d.
hombres que le haeian Ell annoy y
con los cuaIe9 ella flirteaba, puas
segin le confes0 aQuella, el flirt era
M de SITS ravores diversiones.
e. magistrate conCen5 al 6eman-
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III 'lbro. Una r09.a del cual erytare 4
y con murhO El-.o. eNritC1 "la"a'.ehte
como V pualc Curar-n 2~.m!Smo SIN 0y-
~ Al I,.ruyr-ErNni- Tor ST" StStemf- 10
10 tesrrhrf tIas3GtS Ha hahgC SGGrido :"
m!sr1a 1,r mu-los amos e" una GUe5rd-
t,r1 SrhIp. II cGal los rG""l'o' dec.an ff3
lnrr.-glir. Ne caro- : E' ne ere! Ell e.
ta,.r d. DIR nj wiEiH rrifTo 81 ne'iy.'-
clio tF nj de~Srubr.wjrG'a. con 81 reSuil1
80 .r one ahnr1 hgrn Elr".r> amos GO
b. -S'Gdo cuTeig.n Ggrar1curlS en- tNt2>
kS Ferries del w"E.p-
y. 2Fuh1b!r,0"1Fr rS'a-d .-'eH"s2!o e;
reCiSlr con u Nbgo gTai-5iH = "TG"h3 Del
rr@-Hmirnto AMOS ;r,'f"nl-irS rF'l3GoS e.
unnS nrras cuire lnS mrrEuS U2Ci"hie> I'll
radios. Va p5"rda rl",n'n = ItITru IN ira
tar d. oG'enpT IN otUl part" 10 gu" mi
te<ruhrsm-fucO u~r"rc. pgcS SOLO SHrriFa
CQufrlrI,:upaS. Tome n p}.'-1 ' I@nr q!
cgaGn gge vSi4 81 ~ lie ~" aHuGr!". sE-
Y!e!ncln plr rgrTeO Y mi lh-p. I'M c"1il
de mi Garaatil. L prurh2 lie mi trat9'Dlen-
70 ' oiros deIallcS ~" Y HersS!:l le -
ran ynYI2GOS embellishments.
SiryaSe no enylir dllern aIgCao.
CJP0N PARA PRT Z GRATJrTA.
Or. YIN. :. RICE &. 1927 &c. p. 0.
Box No. 81. 5 \ 9. StUnecuiteF Street.
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Agy ST. mlD->,rv2>e envlar SFatSlt2-
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LIS cIRrLAN0s conyt,nen. I'M nIe. en

los ClHUJANOS ~Conv!cnen. en- que. en-
rf>oS de qH~ctlauuraS. cUltuSiOncS Y her!-
dHS, 81 PRIMER T~RATAMiETG IS e! mas
'mHCriaEtr. CulAdu IN EFlCIENTE anti
~Seplcu g apiicaGo pTonldmcntc. no nay
peliErO &" Infection : L. lrrjda empie-
"a 9 C!ca!riZar dcsda IuCro. Para lis0 d.
.0mDrc O beSua, Ell BuROT4NE IS u Az
TlSEPrlC0 IDEAL : AGEH,TE CURATIVE
E"mNreio luego Y este lis!O para c~ualUuie
r. el~pefJsacta- Prccio. e, SOC. skH
$3.50. De venta por r. Coha ana Co.
d
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E! a!sino ataque 4 EsPeranza

Eace pocos dias, hubo IN combate
r~eRi6;zimo entire yaquis Y carrancis-
ras, el el mismo lugar de Esperanto
donde han combatido otras veces.
Los indios, en- gran numero, alta
ca~on de nuavo ci pueblo; mas como
ali tenia Gales una numer6sa guar
nici0n. 50 trabU entire asaltantes y
Getcnsoras IN renido combate en- el
qle al fin Y al cabo tueron vencidos
- indies.
En- el combate, los yaquis tuvie-
ron cerca de doscientas bajas.
Los carran>istas, mcinelaron in
mediatamente todos los cuerpos de
yauuis recogidos en- ell campo de ba-
ITALIA. fernando con clos una pira
gicantesca.
los inGios hetidcs fueron que
aados iurto con los muertos.
Todos cstos successes, han encendi-
dc aun mas Ia rabia de los yaquis,
os cua.es Sc temc que lleguen a
desmanes mayores y que aumenten
II Elective con cl numero cada dia
rrccicntc de aquellos con ~quiencs
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FL crimen.

Per fin. el dia de los tragicos o
tecimientos, el % del mes corrlente
el senior .Cardenas va no pudo mas.
Cara Perez orden0 que fueran lie
vadas q pastar unas bestias Z los
sembradios de Ia familia C~&rdenas,
cue habian escapado = Ia confisca-
ci6n. ' ante ese atentado sin nombre,
Sc rebel6 decididamente y fue a Ell
O Quien Sc habia propueS-
10 p~erjudicarlo hasta el lltimo extre-
mo.
La entrevista entire Cardenas y
Cara fue breve. Aquel le echo en-
cara al carrancista su inicuo proce-
der Y este. sin dar respueSta ningu-
ma. cogio 81 rifle, y dispar5 sobre 81
victima una, dos, tres wees, hasta
dejarla sin vida.
La indignation que despert0 en- el
pueblo el acontecimiento fac iamen-
sa. pero nadie Sc atrevi0 a NANTES
tarla por no incurrir en- el disgusto
de los caciques del pueblo, q~uienes
no tienen embarazo en- decir que
cuentan con el apoyo de Don Venus
tiano. que tienen IN hernano en- Ia
Legislature de Nuevo Leon, Y que
no habra Quien les hasa NADIA.
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V!AJERCS DE SONORA
lViene de la la

metido con ellos atentados sin :uen-
to.
Sc dice que rancherias enteras de
yau2is, solo porque Sc suponia que
en- 81 as Sc encontraban a'gunos de
los indies rebaldes o sis fam:llares,
han sido asa!tadas. s~aqueadas e in
cendiadas por las fuerzas del sobier-
no. Tue han arrojado hacia las ciu-
dades q muchedumbres !ndcfensas Y
~miserableS.
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PORoUE Sc OUEJO DE UN.
(Yiene de Ia Ia. Pag)

10 dejara en- paz, pero en- todas elias
era despedido de mala manera y
amenazado con mayores perjuicios 81
seguia molestandO.
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CyPoS p,Rl pgI ER. CRaTIrrA.

NtAiDE-
IEscriJR
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Sc FILA PRECIO a LOS kL!MEN
(Viere de IA la.)

e Comite de San Antonio, ha lie
vado Z caDo intercsantes trabajos en-
sc 5cnti4o. Y de parte de ellos
- &c 81 rcsultado, vamos l dar
cuenta en- esta br2ye information So
bre tan interesante asunto.
Con e. Seerctario del Comite.
Durante IA manana de aver, III re-
porter De este ~peri0dico sostuvo una
tbreve entrevista con persona enteGa-
da en- an TODD de estas cuestioneS,
.c~ca de as cua!es recibimos fire.
~cuentes preguntas: con ell Secretario
del mencionado Comitt de Inter-
~Dretaci0n de Precios, que trabaja en-
San Antonio baio Il supervision
de IA Administration Federal Ge Ali
mentos.
F! Secretario dei m"nci"najo Co
mite. IS 81 Sr. Adolfo Grasse. que 10
cs al mismo tempo de Ia Retail
Merchants Assn. = e Qua! ~proCorcio-
no al reporter noticia detailada de
10 que q este rcspecto ~interesa saher
= nuescros lectores, asi en- los pre-
clos de los productores o almacenis-
tas, q los yendedorcs a! men2deo. CO.
nc dc G=tos 4 los consumidores.
A=Gez- y harina.
SegNn los iAfOrrles que tuvo 4 bien
prcporciOnar Mr.. Grasso, pccos cam
bics ha hab!do uitimamcnte en e;
~slcrcado, por mas Que el comite csta
trahai0nto act.vamcnte sobre las
n2ovas r~cgulacioaes es!ablecidas nor
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Era IN hombre honradc.

La ultima victima de Fermin G2~-
ia Perez. el senior Cardenas era IN
hombre muy estinlado en- LampaZos,
por 81 honradez Y por su labosiosi-
Gad Y deja en- el desamparo mas
grande 4 una Ter familia.
Cara Perez, naSta "a fccha, Sc
encuentra disfrutand0 de Ia iiapuni-
dad de que gozan todos los aaictos
al regimen actual.
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dante a pagan una renta menspal
de $3.50 a su esposa, mas $500 por
las costas del juicio.
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CuandV necesite hbrcs en- espanol
di-iiase a igRaciJ E Lozano.-l1s
\. Sta Rosa Ave San Antonio. Tex.