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SICUEN LOS ESCANDALOS EN-
CIUDAD JUAREZ.


han hecho propaganda para precipL-
tarlos. Una de las versioncs dice que
los yil!istas hicieron circular Ia es-
pecie entire la genie iGnorante de
Ciudad Juarcz, de que Of" amcrlcanos
trataban dc darlcS IN banjo de gaso-
lima V de prcnderlcs fuego deSpues,
para que ardicran como los presses
Iuc fuoron incincradOi accidental
ncatc hacc POGO tempo en- Ia carcel
lie csta ciuadd. Tambicn cXp!otaron
a cspccic dc que los amcrlcanos re-
rattan a las mujcrcs cuando Sc esta-
oan banando, Y despucs hacian clr-
cular las fo~tograGias. Esa question fn@
a q4e produjo la mayor oposlcIon en-
re las mujcres dc Ciudad Juarcz pa
IA cl bano ordcnado por las autorIda-
les dc la Salubridau americana.
Actualmcntc, los soldados dc uno
V otro lado, SC e~ncucntran cuidaCGo
ia parte del pucntc International que
les corresponds, Y los meXicanos han
declarado que suprimiran cualQuier
nucva manifestation que SC prctcnda
hacer.
Los carros clcctricos que fueron Ia
pidados aver por las mujcres cnfucr-
cidas, Sc cncucntran todavia en- Ct lu-
gar dondc Sc les abandono.
4 Ultima bora Sc ha sabido que al
gunos de los conductores Y motoris-
tas de los carros mencionados reel
bieron scrias contusiones dc los en-
pclloncs y bofeta rs que les propina-
ron las bravas hcmbras dc la mani,
festacion de aver.
Para e. medic dia TODD SC cncon-
traba en- perfecta calma On las GER
canias del puente.
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Por la disputa de una palos
ma !ue muerto IN limo
en- FL Paso, Tex.

cIn1,nomlrnrIl T-nrr-I- nara ~ pNENSl.
Fl PAcO Tovas Frcro 27,-Mar-
co,;,o u,r-iroz cs 81 rombrc dc IN
ni., uo,.;.a,o o,,e r,,6 borido a. inc
80. no,. l., tarJe , las seis nor IN
.;,,a J.Ia .an ,.;el, .,libro % dos
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mas do bahor ~rocihiJo 81 tiro
- L,I, l. ,ono.r5 ~, ~ os46maoo
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CeIebran 81 cuarto cen
tenario de la Refor-
ma ReIjgioSa

NUEVA YORK, EEero 29.-Los
miembros de la Sociedad Literarla Sc
reunieron una de estas noches Ell uno
de los espaciosos salOnes-cOmedores
del Hotel Astor, para DIR el lnforme
cue rindi6 cl Comitc respective NOM
nrado por dicha sociedad, para cele-
brar eli cuarto c~entenario de Ia Refor-
ma Religiosa, iniciada por Martin LII
tcro.
FL referido Gentle manifesto a los
concurrentes q banQuetc del Hotel
Astor. que su ~iniciativa, para Ia cele-
braciGn del cuarto c~entencraio de Ia
Reforma, habia sido recibida con ell
MAYOR entuSiasmo por los hombres
Mas prominentes, Y contaba con Ia
cooperation de las pr!ncipales lnstl-
t~uciones civiles Y rcligioSaS de TODD el
pais. Los que con mas entusiaSmo
recibieron la idea de IA celebration
fueron los Pastores de las differences
iClesias que hay en- Ia cIHdad dc Nue.
va York, asi como numerosas orGa-
nizaciones Drotestantcs, distinguitndo-
Sc entire elias Ia Association de Jovc-
mes Cristianos.
Dijo tambi6n ell CoTItc. que va Sc
habia iniciado una propaganda orato-
ria Y que miles dc pcrsCnas Dian a dia-
ric la historic de Ia Reforma Y de su
Influenza en- Ia vida moderna. Retra-
tos. medallas Y botones, con Ia fIgu-
IA de Lutero, han sido distributes
por todas parties, Y VA sc ha publ
2ado una cdiciGn popular que Ileva ell
titulo de "Vlda de Martin Lutero."
Fl Comite sugiri6 Ia ;dca de que "a
no.hc del u de Octubro de 1917. D.
sea en- In fecha que marca con toda
cvar,itud {! cuarto c~cntcnario de Ia
Eofo-ma. tcn-a lugar IN gran mItin
popular.
Je~ca uc sc;cIcicutas personals con-
eirric.on al ~hanGuclc de rcfcrcncia.
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UNA CONFERENCIA DE REPRE-
SENTANTES DE LA ENTENTE
EN- PETROGRADO.

LONDRES, Fncro 29.-Una COR
f~crencia dc representatives dc les ALA,
dos de Ia entente Sc vcrificara en- brc-
vc en- Ia capita! de Russia. Francia cs'
tara r~eprczeatada por CASTOR Dou-
merge. Ministro de C%olonias, y ell ge-
neral Castcluau; Ia Gran Bretaha,
por Lord Miner y Lord Ravelstoke c
Italia por q Senador Viterio Soialoja
= el general Condo Ruggcri Laderchi.
Todos cstos representatives junta-
mcntr con les icfcs militarcs y csta-'
distaS que los acompaHan, han llcgado
"a . P~c.rogrado Y probablcmentc la
confcrcnicas daran principle MARIANA
miamo. ~
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Luis Cabrera sale para
Ia Capital de la Re-
p1blica

WASHINGTON, Enero 2S.-Mu-
cha sorpresa cause en- ell Department
to de Estado eli que Luis Cabrera,
Secretario de Hacienda del gobierno
carrancista, Sc presentara ALI con OBJ
ieto de despedirse de una n o.
fetal. Cabrer' dijo a sub-Secre-
tario Polk, que Sc iba directamente-
a la ciudad de Mexico. La sorpresa
fue porque Cabrera hab!a a~scgurado
repetidas veces Il los miemhros de la
Comisi0n americana, que no pcnsaba
regreSar a su pals.
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CANE dad DE PACAS ALGODON
RECIBIDAS EN- GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Enero 29.-Las pa
cas- de algod6n recibidaS en- este pucr-
to como producto de Ia cosecha 1916
II har legado a la cifra de 100000
Y con el arribo eli Gitimo sabado, de
6,G17 pacas, ell total de 10 recibido aqui
por ell periodic citado cs dc 2:G05.293
pacas. FL mjsmo dia del alo anterior
Sc habian recih;do de csta libra 49,.
100000 pacas.
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Su hermosa vcz lie per.
mitio entrar a los Es-
tados Unidos

BOSTON, Mass, Enero 29.-Domi-
nico Pacificio, de 30 amos de edad
lcgro abrirse paso para entrar a es-
te pals. cantando COMO 6l sabe ha-
cerlo. Al llegar a las playas anne
ricanas a bordo del vapor "Cretic',
~procedente de Italia, fue detenido por
los empleados de Immigration, q~uienes
debido a algunas imperfecciones fist
cas, no 10 juZGaron i ]propoSito para
que Sc i~nternara Ell los Estados Uni
dos.
"Yo puedo probarles Il ustedes 10
contrario 81 para clio mc dan una
oportunidad.--Dijo Pacificic-Soy can
tante de opera
.'Cante, pues."-le dijo on tono de
desafio uno de los inspectors.
Y a rengl5n seguido. Pae:flcio Sc
puso a cantar una aria de "Iosca D..
ante los asombrados inspcctores, y
cuando te.min6 de cantar, una aplau-
50 unanime Y espontaneo, Sc escucil"
en- TODD ell muelle Y las numerosas per
sonas que 10 escucharon Y 10 aplaudie-
ron, votaron por wnanimidad cn su ia
vor. diciendo que un ind;viduo como
Pacificio, Que poseia tan hermosa voZ
debia ser admitido en- este pals.
Una vcz Iibre, Pacificio manifesto
que Sc dirijiria a Filadelfia, u reu-
nirse con su hermano Julio Mandolfe.
IN ~sacerdote.
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FL JUICIO CONTRA LOS CONTRA
RANDiSTAS .
NirLr Gr IL unarti pIana).

jeto de YER 81 era possible aPrehender
80.
4 los contrabandistas. Esta declara-
ci5n s~alvar;i probablementc q Cowen
pucs lc hace aparecer en- intcligcn-
cia con las p~atrullas federales, no pa
IA violar Ia ley. sino para ayUdar al
dcscubrimicnto de pna conspiraci6n
qua tenia per obieto pasar municio-
mes de contrabando i Mexico.
Adn cuando es difici! predccir 10
cue succda, va Sc presume que cl
unico pcrjudicado va a ser Gutierrez,
a quicn sus propias decIaraciones es-
tan condenando.
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FL CRICERO I\GLES 'ORMA ES-
TUNO EN- LA BAHIA De
RIO JANEIRO.

RIO JANEIRO, Encro Eel cru
cero auxiliar inglts "Orma' que for
ma parte del escuadr6n en- Ia region
meridional del :Atlintico. lleTo aver
a este puerto Y desou@s de dcsembar-
car a varios marineros, salio de nue.
70 para su yiaje de exploration.
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,ENTGaA. DE SHERLOCK HOLMES.
"a 20 cenIdIOS iOmoJ
Il EeuusGor lie CsdaVCrcs.
Il .Ubu del dllmante AZul.
- hslN lei ISurtrO.
BLACKWELL, Il yIraJa del laHieslS.
!arE ~ d"si. lpudGT-
los muus1rgOs ral>US de LG!dres-
ia I'iiell sil.ri-a;a-
In msg!ru criminal.
FL i->,dsHrutn del director
sherlock Holmes y Il coulra1aadlSiG &c
CplO-
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r! r"uy del collar &c pril6S.
Is iufam. puSlda del cairo.
81 uauI"3g.O Ge Corfu.
Fl rey de los bandldOS-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
Veterans
Of 'Ol to
Play Ball
BY Condo

CHICAGO. June ls.--Seyeral
promising young recruits. including
Charley Comiskey. Adrian Anson
and Fred Pfeffer. are expected 10
be given n try-out in baseball
game which will feature the Red
crcss field day to be held 81 Weezl-
man park. July Fl.
The two clubs will be made UP
mostly OF stars OF the old National
league and old American associa-
ton. On the former team will bc
Arson. Pfeffer. Pete O'Brieu. Mort
Scanlon. Jack Mccormick. Frank
SG-lter. Eddie Hughes. William
Cess. Frank McNichols. Joe Bid
well and Tom Sweitzer. In the line
up OF the latter will be Comiskey.
Tom Dawson. Nat Hudson. Jake
Stahl. Tony Mullane. Adolph Spell
man. Matty thinner. Charley Read.
ing. Jimmy Callahan and George
Moriar.y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19

Ham Hyatt. former Aberdeen
slueaer and pittsburo pinch
hitter. has developed into a
speed marvel down with Biz.
mineham, in the Southern
league. He Is also giving the
batting leaders a hot run for
first place.
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Golf Stars
Will Tangle

PORTLAND. June 1s.-Crack
golfers from California. Washing.
ton and Oregon are gathering here
today for the Northwest Patriotic
Golf tournament. which will begin
next Monday. on the Waverly links.
II. Chandler Egan, OF Medford,
Ore. former national champion.
and several times Western title
holder. is in Portland today from
his orchard near Medford. and II.
r. Kilroy. OF the Preside Golf
club. Of San Francisco. has arrived.
Jack Neville. Vincent Whitney.
Douglas Grant and dozen other
California experts. are expected to
arrive here before the end of tho
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19

The Orioles, OF the Totem A. A..
walloped the Athletics Saturday. s
to 4.
Duwarish won its fifth straight
by walloping the Bellones Sunday,
10 10 3.
Commercial league results: Post.
office is. o. h. Williams s: Crane
10. Ffremen Z: Seattle Hardware
1915, Lilly 6-5.
The Evergreen club triumphed
over the Mike Wright outfit Sun.
day. 10 to >,
Ray Moore is playing good
game for the Duwamish team, in
the box and at the bat.
The Evergreen club has signed
Scheedy. former Dry Sox catcher.
The overconfident Stacy Shown
club took a 2 to trimming from
the Belmont Dye Works Sunday.
Eddie Fries was robbed OF a hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19

IN the Shown Belmont game when
Taylor nabbed his line drive in the
last OF the ninth.
Sergt. Dan Thompson, Bremen
ton marine barracks. wants game
Sunday for his fsst-stepping Ma
rines.
The Dry Doekers walloped the
Tailored Ready lads at lincoln
park Sunday. Q TO 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
Is. Leonard
Is Again
Il. Q. Winner

NEW YORK. June ia-Benny
Leonard has added another TO his
list OF knockouts johnny Nelson
OF Philadelphia, went down 10 de-
feat I'm the third round OF sched
uled 10 round bout. at the hands OF
the new champion After Nelson
had been Knocked down repeatedly.
Mcfarland stopped the fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
Sensation
Coming Up

SAN FRANCISCO, June i9.-Re
ports that Harry WolYerton. depos
ed manager Of the Seals, will make
sensational statement regarding
the affairs OF the Coast league flew
fast today. Altho importuned by
Newspaper men to SHOW his hand
and strike back at Henry Berry
who unceremoniously fired" him
Wolverton so far has been silent
But he IL admittedly angry at the
treatment accorded him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
Great Falls, Leading League.
Here to Take On Seattle Team
>onTmwEsTEn> urAGrE

The series between Seattle
and Great Falls. the frs, game
Of which was on today at Dug
dale field. ls expected to bios
som forth into an even greater
struggle than the foursame ses-
sion between Seattle and Taco
ma here last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
John MCGraw Must
Paw His $500 Fine

NEW YORK. June 19--John Nc
Graw must pay the $500 fine i'm
posed by President Tener. OF the
National league, for his fight with
Un-eire Byron The directors Of
the league ruled in the presidents
favor yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
Farewell Dinner Will
Be Given "Wednesday

A farewell dinner will be held In
the old quarters Of the Seattle Ath.
letic club Wednesday night. prior
TO the clubs moving 20 its new
home in the old Arctic building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19

tho application OF Francis Ouimet
for reinstatement as an amateur In
the United States Golf association
has been deferred. Ouimet appear.
ed before the board In person yes
terdnY
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While Great Falls was travelling.
Spokane tangled with the Tigers
in Tacoma yesterday and walloped
them. 6 to /. This defeat sent Russ
Halls lads skidding back down the
Northwestern league ladder 90 sec
ond place. and the result is that Sc
attic viii again today be taking on
the league leaders in the personnel
Of the Great Falls aggregation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19

some time in the near future
Eddie CamDi, Salts champion.
has been matched for a fourround
title with Harry Anderson, at Ever.
EFT. on July 4.
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There promises TO be plenty
OF scrappinq during this series.
for there has always been more
or less bad blood existing be-
tween the Great Falls team and
the locals.
Fans were hoping that Umpire
Ed Eckman would officiate here for
this series. Eckman is the lad who
bounced his fist on Herb Testers
jaw when the manager Of the Mon
tanans got abusive in Spokane. the
early part OF the season.
The Tigers got II hits off
Webb at Tacoma yesterday.
while Spokane annexed bu.
nine of the delivery OF Gard.
ner. but stllI they had an edge
in the run column.
Players from the Northwest are
making EN- sit mp and take notice
in the National league this year.
"Swede" Rsbera, former
Union association ball tosscr, Is
called one OF the best young
players in the big show by Ed
die Collins.
Reports from birmingham are 10
the effect that lineup. the Indian
pitcher formerly with the Feds and
Phillies. pitched a perfect game. u
In Strand. for Little Rock yester-
day. He allowed no runs. hits or
bases on balls.
Outfielder Yardiey, the new
man from ST. Louis, continues
to crack the ball right Justify
for Spokane.
Butte trimmed Vancouver In the
opening game of their series in the
Montana village yesterday. to 3.
wild Bin Harrington. late of
Portland. Denver and Tacoma.
pitched for the winners. with Rus.
sell and Clink on the hill for Bob
brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19

The Knights OF Columbus scor
ed . win over the Fort Lawton
team Sunday. u to 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
Results Under the
Big League Canvas
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
By ALTMAN
By AHERN

RESULTS MONDAY
Al New York o. st. Louis l.
Al Boston SIS. Chicago ~.
At Washington o. Detroit /.
No other played.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
Centuries Ago.

Tor
o y
u
OF sue
OF had
weighing 500 pounds called tn
H.
made
be mobile
wouldn't damage the Their chief
a
OF mobility f-
OF
their imminent
Late in the sixteenth skill developed
available
sort OF free lance The under
whenever 20
more good Gustsvus Adophus down sweden
Thirty and showed
started out With light cannon made chiefly O leather Two could
handle and there problem
with would NJ
horse his
faster than soldiers could shoot d
proved artillery made
In the fifteenth the Dutch
organized the artillery =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
emher this us always we'll

Remember this IT'S slwAys we'll
Thr truth and nothing else 60 tell
Peter Rabbit didn't know what "a
saf when of Mistah RuzrArd asked
hlni what hr Was looking for and n
he or Mstsh BuErsrd. could help
rni 40. SIR Peter didn't know
v hat 90 say lie va. quite confused
ir.tin arst place. he bad forgotten
that c Mstah BusHards fAvorite
rUvet WAS Tall, lead tree c-Ose BY
and r hadn seen Ol Mistah BuE.
rsri lutii the latter spoke. This had
-tsrf..a him but what had confused
b n stu more WAS the fact that he
frrt ruft see how he could answer
H A>-an ButHards questions
However Peter u truthful. He has
tHHr ~|.f not nnly II il wrong 70
fafi fntrufh sat "a the end II
nrrrr fs - now he hlnrted Out
III hs stammer.d and stop
rer'r-~~--,. Misfah BuIEsrds eyes
twIrk irs hut ne sad nothing. and In
"a minute Feter began again. ~ was
enft 20 wondering - you and
N- slEEari have uest up Ia that
iat prr tree said he
-nrr Ah 90 Just save 70 the trou-
BE ~ wcrdering anN mo replied
" N.tss svIrsrd. his eyes twink
tf hsf no ~ wouldn't dream, Of
huilt rs rest n a tree Nke that
frer rhaf is 50 much taller and big
EHr inRr che rest thar IN ~hn come
ta- wsF are tust naturally bound to
MAY An ask Brer Rabbit
vhs ~ 500 SEEM % Interested in
rsh est@-
haDg RS had ~ course
frr-r was no ~eas0n eNcept idle curt
49, and DO Nas ashsned - admit
~ Rat hs 8ld. Yes. sir. ~ 80
700 truthful not 20 admit his
wv faults
m.t thot would IKE 20 see a.
N'-ftn 2urE@rt he replied - iusf
0-ori into my had the other day
thef r~oA hiv vou snd Mrs PuEsars
nest rnt g. 90 wondering
n.-ar hEe I've sean the nests
RE crow 49, Rrdtsl the
HanF ana Hrotv 'he owl and ~ a
~arN others and 2 Got - won
vcu build = nest anything
have seen - being over
v7t = thot 7 would 'ust cal
-ee~ replied or Mstah Rur.
NAY A. ask yn R~er Rahhir
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04

Tn. ,des "a very simple n willing take matter ~
reconnaissance and raa ~.
aa5raa
ling You a poiu The inned practise p ''e. ~.
tefrln
that prepares clearing NoHans ana @
presumably touching
AS the your aer o00r7F 5t-
thousands Of head
IN Of veritable curtain curtain lire th exits
all the enemy
Of
II leaves
IL tghtng N1rWftf
observation
the
Viii G has 30
made o, BE
enough u butchers The s. h
II
which from his den his machine
down
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04
The Dam of Death.

n ~BARRAGE" A po1rs desrl.itol on -
~ enemy dam This nfth'l g 4-a. ~
~ known curtain really rore Illuminating t
The shells are fred chiefly hopters " ~
weighing n' illtr
are perform t' Eft
than them AZ safe distance ~ le ~
the same plenty o.
trajectory and dr'p upon h
nloueh all THIS with srei acc-Ia @
ruuntlon be nexhausthe qasl,es iAtF
ade the Hnrne practicable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-04

D Su auSr t o. century en q va decided
nh On maximum weight 20 be drawn by
some celeftN tho limit
Ins knew mat increased weight decreases mobility
nilhs ha'inE determined The al
,a nsd asure out was rard hre highest b
=. ranges ana me most destructive
IN mind ~
NissIury OF modern science
when coud ~
aghH oued predecessor
10 pounds OF shrapnei three miles or more
Then carnc The war OF wars Presumably
ihing but bouit1er
.n esL aief All WIN s great weight and ISM
tbs mobile thing the the
tnoot modern
business shells
ne mobile
scppN transportation
taenn shells fast they the
ne
ycn have the easse arehe OF an