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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30
FUEL ADMINISTRATOR
FOR DICKSON COUNTY
]. S. Johnson Appointed To
Look After Fuel Ques-
ton In This County.

J. y, Johnson. oi the firm u th.
Dikscon Hardware Company, hs,
been appointed Fuel Adminislsmto,
tor Dickson County by w. Il. Myrr
Z. \. Fuel Administrator fH rsn
usssee.
Below are printe't lew rules
regulating the purchase nj coal
which went into effect November
18th. 1917:
/, No person shall be allowed IL
buy coal for hls private home ui.,l
his supply on hand, or elsewhere
IL less than two tons.
z. No person shall be alloxc.i
10 buy Tor hi. hom. use more than
,~o tons a, one time
3. Every coal dealer shall ~.
quire each purchaser OF coal to sigu
written statement, under oath,
showing the amour, OF coal on
hand at bis home and elsewhere
bu. not received,
4 Every purchaser shall b. ~,
quired to pledge himself not TO bay
any more coal until his supply a,
home and elsewhere for home use
shall be less than two tons.
5, Coal dealers are requested 10
lsshstsas .ssssessa.s " ess..l sessY Y~ssi
lesa than ,t,s amounts nlsl,.saae$l
above wherever in their opinion The
necessities o! the community re-.
Afafyss-. Af q y. S,>s.e~;., y, .y<J t..a
Fuel Administrator Johnson says
The tims for making sacrtices and
suffering Inconvenience is here |
call on all our people TO use wood
wherever possible, aud thus be pre-.
pared tor any coal crlsis that may
come this winter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30
PaOnluTlon MASS.
MEETING HELD nElE
One oil Many Being Hold Oycs
State DIR. Ssnafl Makes
Urgent Appeal.

A mass meeting uadx the aas
pieces oi the Tennessee Anti SAloos
League. ea' operating with the Nat
ional An,i.SaloS,n League la iss gi'
gantlc campaign bein. waxcd thru
out the coantry Co eHdesvof To pu!
prnhihitson over che tap" wAs
held tn dickson Monday night Al
Oskmeat school auditorium, fair'
sia@d audience being pfvwns.
The meeting was presided oyr,
by Rev. DIP. Hart. and was opened
| with the singing VI America" tn
concert. The invocation was de-
| siyered by Rev W. ". Baxter.
The ehlei speaker al the occasion
was DR.. Sam Small. an ssansslis,
vi national y~pusation, warrior.
| and recognized ~ one cI The sirong
est platform speakers al the ooaa'
Try. be having been oa the lecture
platform otthe National Anti-ssloau
League saifts.t~p wears, lie spake
lof over onr hour, first with reference
to- the awful carnage oi war now In
| mighty conhic, b*twees the many
different countries. then leading ~
to the important question oi his
| nissian the liquor traffic. liz
spoke AT length on this sab!rci
lil,ts,slnx faaff III aIt H fs Id ID .ssippafa
o! his asssr,ious, Among other
phrsses. the speaker asserted tha,
aue a tbs lae-t important weapons
tassisays sfsss tsssfss's sse, aass ix asa
ming this war and making the world
safe iuf Democracy, 10 that ti
sc,.lus lirm grip on the traffic oi
rum and hsld last until IL had beer
backed up against the wall snd
had its aisaarh ehokcd out" Aiiel
making the statement that with z.
States oi the Union already dry
Territory ~ per cent ot our people
under preh.a.t,oa Ia~s-~R-s. Snail
predicted that within less time thar
five years i, would be nation, wide
universal, eternal, bone dry prohibi
i,on. This statement was a si4nal
Tor vocii.tous applause,
| Al the fIoas III his adfifpAs sub
scfip,lon far iunds to carry on ,h.
work for the cause he Ia aiding we're
asked Tor. and seemingly were well
responded TO. This was one oi the
two. hundred meetings that are now
being h.id in Tennessee. aud the
leaders assert that from the inseres,
tina, Is being msniiested. prospects
|ot. pushing .p.nhthliipu ,.!urer .ths
top" are bright,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

NEIGHBO ORHOOD NEWS


M. L. Denny has returned from
Mes Middleton.
Mr.. and MIRA Alder. Dudley spen'
the week.sad with relatives on Dusl
River.
Mrs. NJ n. Denny was the guest
OF Mrs. Leila Myats sunday,
Elmer Lankfer,i 10 here from Tex'
as. visiting bis father, John i.ans'
surd
Frank Tidwell vi parkes's Creek
was in this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. Ryrdie Vineyard entertained
a number of her friends lest Satnr'
day might with quitting party
Mr. and Mrs, Hubert Vineyard
w-re the gnests ~ Mr., and Mrs,
Winires ieeler on finey Saturday
Miss Hattie Cunniif spent the
week end IN Dickson
K Z. Frazier was at Charlotte on
business Tuesday.
Johnnie Mya,t has returned from
Nashville.
Mr., Cullum Retden. of this vein.
ity. aud Miss Lizzie fotson. oil
Dickson, we're quietly married at
Mt. Zion Sunday afternoon, Eeq.
'Tteftr aFifft1saMR' = "''Yt-1'N'' =
Miasss Emma and Alma Ray oI
Dickson ARE visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Ollie Harrison this week
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30
An Old Mans Asmaeh

As we ssos older and less active,
less and less food ia required To
meet the demands oi our bodies
II too much il hahitaally taken, the
stomach will rshAl. When \ man
reaches the advanced age III - O,
o.. you will tind that he is n light
eater. he as careful as you will,
however. you will occasionally eai
more than you should and viii feel
the net'd of Lhamberlaln's Tablet,
10 correg, the disorder, These tab.
let's do not contain pepsin. but
strengthen the stomach aud enable
1t to perform its functions naturally
They alao cause n gentle movement
of the bowels --suv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

Esas arc nat hanhahIa hut ihs
nooes from shs sale ~ This uos,-
~ IL your- tor ,h. Effort ,How do
ynu tress the hen tina. lays the Col
ien Esg.S h. A. Thomas Poultry
Remedy uilI keep the poultry Ia
good condition and inressA the
yield in eses. We guarantee this
and refund your money II mi sasis-
fed, G@. IL At Andssssn Hardware
Co. Dickson. T~na. dAc2s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30
BEFFsRffDERs' lsse
ulIlon RolN SllE
tleoExe Elc.ser and co~aa
BrcA Are Contributors
From This County.

Tbs Middle Tena&ssss Rest R~%d-
ew' Association held In sscond GA.
nusl sals Il the State Fair ssoaads.
Nashville, v~cently. wAsN thar snld
=. aucsioa dO hsaA al hssst0ed and
10 head vi Sh0thorra. C~o. Eisa.
asr and CowAn Hscs wssS she saly
contributors from Dickson Ceaaly
While tho sale was nal sappostea
by our eoanty peopls ~ Il might
have been. however. II was 4 sae-
cess, I. II. Harris A Son, III kar.
tnn's Creek, attended and hoaaht
,wo s.~sa Hereford cows and tws
nice y-arling calves,
The business men al Dyer Coaniy
made up \ pnrst III &SA 90 10 buy
two r~Tistsswd Shnvthorn bulls-~ons
eostiaa $500 aud the other $3.50
The bulls are 10 be ioan~d Ia the
Community Clubs oi The County.
who are 10 exhibit them a The
County Fair, aud The Club Winning
two years In succession s%ls The bull
\. q, Aterna,hy. their County agent.
and Tom Walker. we're appoiRisd
~ . committee 10 select and buy
the balIs, and M their way 10 Nash.
willie they stopped over In DHkson
10 se~ 4 two.y~sr.old hgll NJ usasae
Eaaasais did .silss .ssssx him Z ,,sa
the halls lifted In the ssls d Mash.
vile they decide.i 10 buy Elessrr's
bull and offered $50 i@ him.
So@An' FNa&. had 1faas fsaaaf~s fu4
the ssie--one Gov and three year
lsng caives--M their ewa psoaae-
,Ioa .hs, we're 'knochvd or al
t9a5 %
The Middle Tennessee Reel. nseed.
rrs' Association intends to bold m.
IuuAl sales each year, and give sv~fy
one who has Registered ca,.ls 10
sell the privilege al selling through
the Ass~c'stionAs saie~- whsssta M
small breeder. vho haa oaly 4 hs
h~ad 10 cell. has equal show with
the larger breeders VI the HtAta,
Tho Association will hold their
next meeting In NashvllI~ some.
time IN December. when the Fat
Stock shew" will he held, Al which
new members will be solicited.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

Mrs. Nj. J Duke mas returned irnm
Columbia. \, C.. where she vent Ia
yisit hes son. Less. who Ia in the
training camp there. She was NC.
nompanied home by her con hx a
sew days visit.
Elder h. Il. Hayden preached an
interesting sermon at Rock Church
Sunday morning.
Mrs Abb knight oil Nashville is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Monroe Foster.
We are glad 10 report s. !. Fas.
sell improving.
j. u. Sieks returned last Saturday
from Columbia. \. G.. where be Wis.
itsd bis son. Perry. who has been
quite sick with measles, but il now
getting along nicely and is expected
tn be back ON duty 5000.
fsirview schoal will commemc-
fais Thanksgiving by raising a fiag
osrr it- building. This is a ,ims
when W. should be especially proud
II the tlag under which we live.
t'ha community /. cordially invited
to be presrnt,
Mr., and Mrs. Harden Pardue G!
Fulton, KY are visiting tae for.
Fis4a4 ~ lsa~tfsss WI atsa afsss I52'9 ass
rMiue ''' '.' -
The Girls Canning Club will
meet At fairsiew School next Fri
ftfaJ~siie'fass}yyr. 2;3y'nlsfaax e. ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

A wedding us much in,e~st Ia
their nsny friends WAS that oi Mr.
Daiiss Nicks and Miss i.nciis Lark,
ins The couple motored to Sui.
pre-. f.x -..- ts--- -.ar-st-,i~ PIKE
Sunday afternoon and were married
while seated in the csf, Judge w,
X Hudson p.rimming the csre-
mony Their only attendants we're
EIber Link aud Mics Pearl Msihi.
Immediately after the ceremony
The party mntrsad II, tife hofn~ u
the groom parents wbese sntnp-
tlou- supper awaited them THE
brlde il tn. attractive daughter N
Esa !. A i7s-k,n~ while the groom
is the -on II X X Nlcks. both oi
Jones Creek vicinity.
Their many friend; extend con.
gfstuIAtiun. 10 the young couple,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30
Iron Hill.

= M|4s@S tt.s!l DN aad l-lsstsa A4sait
visited Mira, W K. l.ankiori We'd.
nesdas afternoon.
Mr.. and Mira. A. J Boxatth di
Pomona. Mr.. and Mrs. II I Wolfe
aud Alvin kllis Of White Bluff sls.
tied Mr.. ani Mrs John Mya,t sun.
day.
Cl@velsnd WEIGH lei, Monday Tor
Youngstown Ohio, where he has
hean a,nplayad- ---------------
Misses Cecil and Ellie Ott are
yi-i;in9 relatives at Sylsts
M~. James Davidson was shop.
ping in Dickson Monday
Miss Rerta Adeock visited Mics
Audrey Chapman sunday
Miss Maggie Ayal; is visiting
relative. nj White H!ntf
The marriaw Of Mr. Mckinley
Lambert and Miss Roberta Luther
was soIemnizpd 1t the hrlde : home
SUNDAY afternoon at2 o clock the
Rev. Iosin4tnu officiating Tbs
bride IL the popular daughter ot Mr.
ard Mrs. W. b Luther. aud the
groom is a pTonlnen. farmer Of the
Nsits Greek virint.y Their mary
friends wish them a long aud happy
married life.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30
MEASLES UNDER con.
TaoL At CAMP SEWER
BOYS VIM "liiye Thanks on
Thursday, When Quasan.
tine Is to be Lifted.
tsY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

Tae nsasles and spinal msnlgiii.
herr u. Camp are about uader eoit-
troll. The quarantine will be taken
oil by Thanksgiving. The boys
here sure will be glad when they
can get out of Camp once again.
The writer noticed 10 last weeks
Herald where the Y Il. &. A, Army
Campaign waH more than a suces-
in Dickson Connty which goes 10
show there ars p'eniy of patriotic
people In Dickson and Dickson
County, II sure did make us Dick
son County boys iepI good when We
had heard what the people back
home had done towards this great
campaign. We knew that Dickson
County would not iall TO do her
part,
The writer also noticed in The
Herald that u Militia is being OF.
sanised In Dickson. Wish them
much success nv soldiers. But you
are no. akoal soldier until you have
grubbed stumps, fired The ineenrra.
tor, gfoomsd horses. aud know how
TO 40 squad right and squad lei,,
right and left lace, about lace, etc
'Wll.ea you lsaa ia all ol ibssAe, ysou, ~,
~ :
ara thnn a shore nah soldisr., .4..
They have added to our bill OF
fue" sweet tatsrs" and country
). Isrsrs. s', yssa snn> Sn. Ass ,s,ss4Ds A.
change from what We have been
haying 10 eat.
Here are some interesting facts
abou. the Trench Mortar Battery.
In this Battery they fight with two
guns. the Springfield Rifle and the
little trench mortar guns which
throw "A proirctila into the en-.
emys trench. whiah expiodss when
i. lands, The Infantry fah, In the
6rst trench an,fths Trench Mortar
battery Is about the second trench
behind them. The Trench Mortar
Battery ia used to check the ad-
vance oi the enemy after tha lnisn.
try has retseated so YOU see the
Trench Mortar Battery is AN impos.
tant factor in a battle, The l05th
rren,h Mortar Battery ia the hrs.
IN he organised In the United States
The pe-wee Squad 10 still the best
drilled squad in the whole Battery
1t represents the counties of White,
Hickman Rome. aud several Others
Prep ire to hear something great
ftusn the pe xse Sauxi fn' the near.
future.
W. are Keeping warm In spite of
The cold weather, as va have 4 little
s,oye. shaped like a iunnei, in our
tents and il sure do.s make some
heat
k.Hes were issued tn IA last week
~ YOU aee VIZ ara prepared to meet
the Germans. Will try TO give you
better dope" from The Camp next
week. ~ We viii than be out O!
quarantine.
PRlyArE y. A Freeman,
ln1th Trench Mortar Battery,
Camp Sewer Grsenville, ;, {.
Novsmbeg ~, 1917.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30
Nanicer Child Succumbs
To Injuries From Burns

Died, at her home In Nanleer FRI
day morning. Nov. 23rd, 1917. al
/ Bob O'Clock. li,tls kittie u, Deaso on.
after a weeks suffering from being
burned. She MAS i've years old last
March, and Was daughter OF the
widow, Oil. Desson, who, together
with her three daughters --- Maudie
risudie and Odie~-and one som
survive her
She aud her little two year-old
sister. Ode we're at home alone on
Thursday. Soy. 18th, and kit,ie B
went ou, into the yard, az sbe said.
10 set tire Ia ssiue leaves. and caught
her dress on fire. She tnld this just
few days before she died, and aIso
said she ran in the house To get
sunt- waf#t II, Irst 's~T' sittiw -e4tSsut
but couldn't find sny, and then ran
to one oi the neighhors. where the
fire was ex,ingaiahed. but all II h.
clothes we're burned oil e1cep. the
bands and shoes A doctor vas
summoned At once.
ki,,ie h, was a sweet little girl,
and W. so much hate tu bear OF heI
demise. hut, q God' Thy ~lli
mol ours. be done = ller sulfer,ng.
oil course WAS intense. but lasted
, only n tsw dayw~--and then come. ~
IN on the bsl,ny hrsese the message
80 rich and a~eet; Safe 10 the
! arms oi Jesus fo tie has said
'Oi such ls the kingdom ot beay
aa" And His judgment, il just,
H,s ssyissxs tra- .@aa..' a
The funeral service wac conduct
I'd by Rev Reynolds. after which
nes remains we're borne By loving
hands Ia the last resting placs-th'
narrow house appointed tor ali. tiIr
| tomh ~--a and ,hr. in tns presence oI
large conrour~e n friends tha ast
&ad tribute u r. speci was paid. and
! ,hs sleeper Sleeps henes,h the sod
sh,le mother. brother. sisters and
friends turn their backs on new
made grave.
The herrssed family aud iriends
have our deepest sympathy. and
may they find eolniost by realizing
l,s more blessed 70 give than tn
receive and tass All things wnst
together io, good to those shsi love
the lord.
Mother. mty your grsef hs temper 4
While ,n sorrow You must hos.
fs her, ~ho has BEEN 50 rudsls
taken
FROM yory home a, calmly now'
MAY comfort cone 90 Sno.h4 YOU.
| In the hope she'- sst~ al rr-t.
And i ray at consolation
In the thought ,hs; Gvd knows
best.
| "A Friend, ssrhle F-s9usha.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

SIRA Ep"-un~ y~ssiinv. with
tag in right ear and brand " Y. r.
On night hip, the brand is probably
very tiims $14}ar~wstd tutirter 10
my premises. or ~ put up aud notl'
" J +. Burns, at Sylvia. on the
Berry Iay,or tsrm Vision Taylor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

fulsoa Gentry ol ResveFdsm wss
here Sunday,
Dr. Spencer of turls was seen
here Tuesday.
Jea Aieock was in Dickson las.
Saturday.
II. A. Shelton, " east oi Barns.
was here tuesday.
Mm. q. Garton sna son Ernest.
al Seayerdam. vas here one day
lash week.
Mrs. c. W. Bruce hss returned
from a uisis wi.h relatives q; points
in kentESy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

II you will try bottle nj Wits.
tone tcs your stomach ~ blood.
troubles se all ch-eriuily refund
your money If ron are nns salsha d
With rssalts. s.-Clemore Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

FOR sAI.E OR EXCHANGE
0ne hay nsre. VIII .eli ~ ax.
change ior cattle ~ hogs. see e..
H. i.nckhart. Dicksnn. n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-08
VgeIaa ercPIqnos sosGechosos en- puert0s del Pacifco

t~J,vicron en- Manzanillo. sine que 81
guicron gu marcia i toda maQuina
con rumbo al Nortc.
L. Secrctaria dc Guerra ha cstado
rccibicndo, desde hace algUn item
20, nobcias de las a~ctividadcs que
dcsarrollan las ~maquinas aereas en-
IL costa del Pacifico. Las primeras
noticias sc tuvieron de Ia aparfci6n
dc aeroplanos ''misteriosos' en- Ia
costa de Ia Baja California; luego,
de otros que habian >parecido en- IA
costa sonorense, cerca del puerto de
Guaymas y ahora Sc recibeu las que
habian de la presencia de aeroplanos
frente 4 los Pucrtos de Mazatlan Y
ManZanillo.
Sc compFende cue los ayiadores
a~nericanos, lpueS que sc tienc por
SECURE que son ellos los que han
estado ~apareciendo ccrca dc la cos
"a moxicana del Pacificol han lido
POGO a POGO extendicndo 81 radio
dc acciQn. y ahora SC aventuran a ha-
{ c vuelos a muy largas d~istancias,
como la que existe desde California
hasta NanzaniA0-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-08
+ De Ia Ciudad de NM55&5xico
En- Ell Esfado de Michoacan "a a ser actiDada la compana
contra Ia omeaazc r:UOluc;onoria

Currr>puudenria Especial para LA PRENsA.
CICDAD De MEXICO. Octubre ,.
La campana militar en- ei Estado
Re Michoacin debe ser activada de
una manera que sea eficaz para e.
obieto que Sc propone el gobierno:
"a p~acificaci6n de esa entjdad. Ac-
tualmeute IA anlenaza revo~!Ecionari&
es tan formidable. cue los enemi-
Cos del eoDierno tienen don&1ada
Ia mayor parte del Estado Y Ultima
merte han pretendido apoderarse &c
"a capital CEorelia}. 10 cue no han
logrado, gracias q las magnific2s de-
fensas que exisJen en- la pobIacion =
4 que los rebeldes 10 cuentan con
caEones nj ametraiiadoras para ha-
Ger desalojar de sus ~posiciones q las
tropas encargadas de Ia deiensa dz
la plaza. Pero 81 esta no IA caido,
no uuiere decir clio que carezca de
fuerza = de importancia Ell movimien
to revolucionario. Los enemigOs del
gobierno carrancista tienen pun5o
meaos que eerca&a Ia capital y e.
go5ie-no del Estaio ha lido reducien-
do 81 esfcra de accjGr q tai grade &c
que. practicamente, puede declrse
que no pasa de los limites de Ia ciu-
dad capital. e envio de n coium-
ma poderosa, con todos los elementoS
u~ccesarios para hacer cam9@aa
lea. e5 urrca5Ssimo. : mientras mas
tarde el gobierno federal en- manda,
los auxilios 4 Micnoacan. mas diiici!-
meate podra contrOlar Ia region que
hoy csta en- poder De los enemigos.
Tai eS. en- sintesiS, 70 que mauifeS-
. una comisi6n de diputados a Ia
Legislature Ai,cnoacana al ietc del
cfecut.yo. Ten1s,iaHo Carranza, con
ouien contereHciaron aver amPl!a-
merte. Los miembros de a legisla-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-08

tura del Estado de Michoacan Sc
unieron aqui con les diputados mi
choacanos al congreso de la Union,
a ~uuienes informaron exactamente
de Ia situaci6n que prevalece Ell
auuel Estado. Y juntos Sc a%cercaron
al encargado del poder executive pa
n pedirle que ordene a su secretario
de Ia Guerra el envio Immediate de
fuerzas en- numero suficiente para
lux puedan hacer frente a los rebel
deS.
Don Venustiano C~arranza prometi6
q los comisionados c~arrancistas Que
vinieron del Estado de Michoacan.
que Sc daria auxilio al gobernador
Ortiz Rubio Y que va conference.-the
con eli s~uDsecretario Castro para po-
nerlo al taEto de Ia %Situacl0n que
prevalece en- Michoacan a fin de que
Ell referido su-bsecretario nombre IN
nueyo jefe de operaciones en- aque-
la entidad con nuevos elementos o
bian que envie so!amente mas tropas
para que los jefes Silva ) Albanez
rued42 combatir q los rebeldes.
Los diDutados michoacanos anun-
ciaron que dentro de breves d!as
vendra a esta capital el gobernador,
Ortiz Rubio, con el objeto de "infol-
mar al Presidente acerca de SUI ges-
ton administrative en- Michoacan.
ell 10 cue s. refiere a los rano eco
n6mico = militar."
Esto es una palmaria demonstration
lie que el gobernador Ortiz Rubio es
TN elemcnto que dependc directa-
3,cnte del ejecutivo, al que Ia de
darle cuenta de 10 que hace Y &c 10
que Sc propone hacer. Pero este no
ohstante. Sc hace lamar ~gobernador
constitutional del "Estado libre J
s~o6erano" de Michoacan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-08

Las lutoridadcs miIitarcs de Mart
znuillo. AL como las dc Maza5!jn.
han inCormado a Ia Secrctarla dc
Guerra : Marina que durante los III
timos dias SC han viSto volar s0brc IA
costa. yarios acroplanoS, sin que has
Ia ahura Sc pucda sabcr q Qu!ch
pertenecian las maqGinaS v~oladocas,
pucs que no Ilcyaban bandera algu-
ma n; sc pudo distinguir qUiehes Sc
Ran s.,s tripuIaRtes.
Los ae~ropIanos ~cstU"icron hacicn-
do ev9Iucioncs cerca del primero de
los citados pucrtos durante cuatro
aias. despues dc los cuales sc ALOHA
ron cn direction del Nortc.
Suponeu Ids autoridades militares
del Pacifico que los acroplanos alu-
didos hayan sjdo piloteados por avia-
dcres amcricanos, : qae esas maqul-
mas audcn hacienda cjercicios o bicn
scryicio de avanzada, Pues POGO dcs-
puoz &c haber desaparecido los aero
rlaaos. nasarou pcr lugares proXimos
/; Nauza lie yarios cahoEeros per
tue i,uJe5 ! II armada americana.
t. r.fcridos canoneros no sc de
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Mas &c "'Sc's"'"S '''S~s W.
necleHteS q ID" -"nt'c"S H"e " $o-
7;erno c2rrancis'a utne eSI"''1S.'"s
N Iacu'aya ~oeSt.nadas d i" Pr'@uc-
zion ae equ2o para ei eJsrc'to' or
g~anlza'oH una manifestation para
7r',-sI2' contra iaS haeo.iSS ac'P,
laeaS en- las reier'asS la0riCaS : "'
n.&7,o t-e'7o "a. pea" u. he
2.' 81 >'1l"c.'"-
Ea-,as Gales dc q cep:lal E"co-
rr.eco@ las manifesian;es, las cuales
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las o5rarasd del ~go5;srno hicieron ana manifestation gablica

Que este, tan luego como sc enter6
de que Sc dir;gia 3 ST. casa una ma
uifestaci6n de obreras, Salio a dar
III paseo y Gej6 a su s~ecretario par
ticular, Gersayn Ugarte, e. encargo
dc recibir q las obreras.
Id manifestation a que sc alude eS
tanto mas significativa cuanto que
las oDrcras referidas 10 son &c los
establecimientoS fabrics del gobier-
no carrancista. estableeimientos don
de sc fabrican TODD cl equipo para
el eiercito del eX-Primer jefe. Dichas
obreras Sc q~uejan de que los salaries
oue perciben son eXtremadamentc
exiguos. y no bastan para u nece-
sidades; : no es este 10 peor, sIno
que no reciben nunca complete el
page de 10 que les corresponds, por
las dificultades con que atraviesa ei
c-ario carrancista.
Al ~secretario particular del en-
cargado del poder executive lie entire
garon las manifestantes una carta,
dlrigida q don Fenustiano, CT Ia que
lc dan = conocer Ia siCuaci6n en- que
Sc encuenuan y en- la Que expresan
su confianza en- que el gobierno
cumplira las promesas que ha hecho
de m~ejorar Ia situacion de los obre-
ros. "a cue csc mismo gobierno esta
exigicndo 8 los particulars propie-
tarios de f&bricas due no agraven las
condolences de los tr~abajadorcs.
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GE2riCcFG

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marina mcxicana uue SC eHcnen:a n
en- 81 Paclti@o y cuya veata autoriz5
IL S~ecretaria ael ggh5eGn9 cgtraEGis-
"a. han sido compradcs pc -1-'a5
ouDresas navieraS a~mericanas, 70
aeuerJo con las i~nformacioneS reel
bidas en- esta capital por Ia progia
Secretaria. Fl principal de los lar
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