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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
FOES REPULSED
WITH BIG LOSS
AuStro- Germans Driven Back by
Italians Along the
Asiago Plateau.
ENEMY CROSSES The pave
Large Boats Used to Transport Troops
Across River-Latins Force Enemy
to Retire-Berlin Re-
ports Gain.
ENEMY CROSSES The pave

Rome, Nov 14.-Attacixs by the Teu-
tonic allies along the Asiago plateau
front have been repulsed by the Ital-
ians, according to the official COM
munication.
The communication adds that the
enemy, with the aid of large boats,
crossed the Piave river at Zenson and
established bridgehead, but that they
were repulsed by the Italians toward
the river bank.
RepuIse Heavy Attack.
The text of the communication fol,
lows:
During the night of Sunday the
enemy, with renewed and greater eff
forts, attempted to attack the Mount
Gallio-Longara-M eletta di Gallo front
on the Asiago plateau. During coun-
ter-attack, after a desperate struggle
the enemy was repulsed and suffered
very serious losses.
Well supported by artillery of all
calibers, the Ninth infantry regiment
Of the Regina brigade and the Verona
Alpine battalion distinguished them
selves by their bravery.
During yesterday afternoon intense
enemy movements, which were the pre-
Jude to a new attack, were thwarted
effectually and stopped by our artil-
lery.
Main Armies in Contact.
"Near Canove, west of Asiago, our
sixteenth storming detachment at
tackled an enemy detachment, and
through its capture released some of
our men who had been made prisoner
during previous actions.
"From the Brenta to the lower
Piave the enemy armies, which in the
past days had only been hindered in
their advance by rear-guard actions
and stopped by Interruptions on the
highways, have occupied territory
evacuated by us and now are in con
tact with our line.
with the aid of large boats enemy
groups succeeded at dawn at Monte
three miles northeast of Venice) in
crossing to the right (west) bank of
the river at Zenson and in establish
ing bridgehead. Promptly faced by
our troops, they were counter-attacked
and repulsed toward the river bank
l. Foe Claims Mont Longara.
Berlin, Nov. 14.-FOnzaso and Mont
LOngara have been captured by the
Austro-German troops invading north
ern Italy, says the official statement
issued by the German war office.
The text of the statement reads:
"In the Settle Communi we wrested
Mont Longara from the Italians.
Troops advancing in the mountains
between the Sugana and the Cismon
valleys took by storm the Leone work
on the Casoni di Campo, and the ar
mored fort on the Casoni di Lena Fon'
zaso is in our possession.
ION the lower Piave there has been
an increase in the artillery fire."
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
SERVICE ABROAD HELD LEGAL
Draft Law Declared Constitutional in
Delaware Court-Action Brought
by Donald Stephens.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 14-Judge
Bradford, in the United States district
court, handed down a decision sustain
ing the constitutionality of the draft
law. The action was brought by Don
aid Stephens of Arden, Del, and the
contention raised was that the govern
ment had nc right to compel citizens
to perform military service outside of
the country.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
SEE PLOT TO KILL SOLDIERS
Federal Agent Hears of Attempt to
Dynamite Troop Train in
Colorado.

Pueblo, Colo, Nov. 14.-An attempt
to blow up the Denver & Rio Grande
troop train on which three soldiers
were killed as a result of collision
near Cotopaxi, Colo, is being investi-
gated by r. L. Craft local representa-
tive of the department of justice.
Craft received information that ar
rangements had been made to dyna-
mite the train.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
SIGHT U-BOAT IN MID0CEAN
Second Report Locates Diver 300
Miles Southeast of Halifax, Says
photographic Office

New York, Nov. IA second re-
port of submarine having been seen
in mid-Atlantic was made public by
the United States photographic office.
The submarine was seen 800 miles
southeast of Halifax a week ago. 1t
was previously reported 935 miles off
Newfoundland.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
ELECTION ANNULLED BY Firms
Bourgeois Majority Will Have to
Abandon Effort to Establish Oil
garchy in Finland.

Helsingfors, Nov. 14.-The Finnish
diet by vote of 100 to 81 decided to
annul the recent selection of three
state directors for Finland. This
means the bourgeois majority will
have 10 abandon its effort to establish
an oligarchy in Finland. The repeal
was demanded by kilograms and reso-
lutions which, received from Industrial
centers throughout the province, de-
clared the country was on the verge
of Civil war.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
He Guessed.

Jimmy Pert-oh. Mr.. Noodle. 1 want
to tell you what sister said about Won
Mr. Noodle-Go ahead, Jimmy. I'm
all ears.
Jimmy Pert-That's just what sister
said How did you guess?
Mr.. Noodle-What do you mean?
Jimmy Pert-She said you were q
regular donkey.-Peason's Weekly.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
Reprieve for Milwaukee Paper

Washington, Nov. 14.-The case of
the Milwaukee Free Press, threatened
with withdrawal of the second-class
mail privileges for alleged anti-war ar
ucles, was continued for another
week. The post office department or
dered the continuance to have tran
script made and allow officials to take
the case under adviSement.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
81 SUFFRAGISTS ARRESTED
Banners Torn From MiIitants Who Ap.
pear Before the White
House Again.

Washington, Nov. 14.-Thirty-One
militants with banners appeared be
fore the White House again and were
arrested. The crowd of spectators was
not so good humored as those which
have watched most of the other dem
constructions recently and ten of the
women had their banners torn from
them before the police took charge.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
PROF. NEARING FINED $50
Pacifist Arrested at Duluth for Making
Alleged Antiwar Speech Pleads
Guilty of DisorderIy Conduct.

Duluth, Mimi, Nov. 14.-Scott Near
ing, former professor Of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, arrested while
making an alleged antiwar speech
here, was arraigned in police court,
pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct
and was fined $50.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
KorniIoff Rules Capital?

I'm the name of the peoples col
miSSarieS"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
ANARCHY REIGNS
AT PETROGRAD
Dispatch Says Situation in Rus
sian Capital Is
Terrible.
ROBBER BANDS LOOT CITY
Population Is Awaiting the Arrival of
kerensky to Relieve Terror.
ism-Both Sides Claim
Victory.

Copenhagen, Nov. IA dispatch to
the Berlingske Tidende saws that Eric
Hjorth, Swedish director who left
Petrograd Saturday and arrived at
Haparanda, declares that the situation
in the Russian capital is terrible.
Virtually all administration had
ceased, the authorities having given
up all attempts to continue work.
Bolsheviki soldiers and sailors were
sweeping through the city like robber
bands, committing all sorts of excuses
and crimes.
Food was exceedingly scarce. and
prices We're so high that it was i'm
possible to pay them.
Nearly the entire population was
awaiting the arrival of Kerensky
troops to be relieved of the terrorism.
Claims Defeat of Kerensky.
London, Nov. 14-The complete de-
feat of Premier Kerensky and General
KornilOff is alleged in a Russian COM
munication received here by wireless,
The announcement follows:
Yesterday, after bitter fighting near
Tsarskoe-SelO, the revolutionary army
completely defeated the counter-revo-
lutionary forces of Kerensky and
KornilOff. In the name of the revolu-
tionary government l order opposition
to all enemies of the revolutionary
democracy and the taking of all meas
ures necessary to effect the capture Of
Kerensky. 1 also forbid similar adj
ventures which are endangering the
success of the revolution and the tri-
umph of the revolutionary army.
(Signed) "MAURAVIEFF,
Commander in Chief of the Forces
Acting Against Kerensky."
Claims Kerensky Fails.
The communication goes on to say
history will record the night of No
vember II.
'"The attempt of Kerensky to move
counter-revolutiOnary forces against
the capital of the revolution has re-
ceived decisive reply" it adds.
"Kerensky is retiring and we are
taking the offensive. The soldiers,
sailors and wOrkmen in Petrograd
know how to impose and will impose
with arms in their hands their will
and the power of the democracy.
''The bourgeoise has endeavored to
separate the army from the revolu-
ton. Kerensky has attempted to
break it by the violence of CoSsack-
dom. Both efforts have failed.
Wants Peace and Bread.
''The opposition to Kerensky is the
opposition to the landlords, the bour-
geoise and Korniloff. The opposition
to Kerensky is also the affirmation of
the peoples right to peace, free life,
the land, bread and power.
1.-THE Pulkoff detachment by its gal
liant blow is affirming the cause of the
revolution of the workmen and peas
ants. There is no return to the past.
"TROTSKY.
I'm the name of the peoples com
missaries".
korniIoff Rules CapitaI7
Stockholm, Nov 14.-General Kor-
niloff has entered Petrograd, where
the entire garrison, except the sailors,
went over to his side, according to a
Petrograd dispatch to the Social
DemOkraten under Mondays date.
There was sanguinary fighting on
the Nevsky Prospect, says the dis
patch, and the bolsheviki failed to
hold even the wOrkingmens quarter
of the city.
The foreign ambassadors, the mes
sage reports, are now in communion
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
S310,0oo,oo0 for France,

Washington, Nov. 14.-The treasury
department extended a credit of $780,
100000 to France covering Expenditures
for November and December. This
brings the total for the allies up to
S3,S76, 100000.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
Reason Enouuh,

Madge-If he bored you so, why
didn't you dismiss him?
Flo-I saw the edges of two theater
tickets sticking out of his waistcoat
pocket and l knew l should be in
vited.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
Use Cold Cream

Mrs. Gabby-Isn't she the groucb-
lest person you ever met?
Mrs. Sarcasm-Yes; she's so afraid
she'll get freckles by the sunshine of
happiness.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
A Rare Achjrvep,an+

''When Jacob bought Esau's birth
right for his pottage he did what no
other business man ever succeeded in
doing"
what is that?"
He made o success of his invest
ment by getting 1t in mess"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
WAYS and Means.

Higgs-I hear your daughter is to
marry a man of means.
Briggs-Well, don't know what he
means, or she means, but that's what
her mother meanS.-Judge.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
1 owes Sacrifice.

She-Don't you think / am an angel
to brush your silk hat so nicely for
you?
He-But think how much l must
love YOU TO let you do it.-Pearson's
Weekly.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20
How They Worked n

Teacher-Now, Thomas, suppose
your father owed the butcher So, the
baker So, the grocer $3.50 and the
milkman So
Thomas-We would move.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-11-20

A new knapsack refrigerator for pc
destrians uses water instead of ice and
cools its contents on the evaporation
principle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-17

AIM NO Sc ..RRECLA LA ESCAN
DALOSA QUESTION SUSCl-
TADA.

VFRACRUZ. Agosto ll.-Cumph-
mcntando la orden telcgrafica relatlTa
del ~cobernador para que sc hiciera
carro dc ia P~rcsidcncia Municipal CT
sc1or Alarc6n. Alcalde suplcntc. d.
! cho senior Sc prcscnt6 q tomar pos
sim do SUI cmplco. acompanado dc los
siDdicos Lamothe y PalafoX. pero lie
fuc ncgada la cntrada a la Sala u
. p~itular. cxponicndo cl senior Domln-
&c Ramos, p~rcSldeEte al que Sc tfa'a
de SUBSTITUTE. que habia pedldo ampa-
70 Y u cl .juez de- piStrlto 10 ha-
! hia conccdido Y habia suspended cl
acto rcclamado. por cuyo motive no
| po.ia haccrlc crtrcga dc su cargo. \
; ncsor dc este. Ct s~uplcntc Alarcon do
! cucnta dc habcrsc rccibido del pucSt9'
,or,o SC lc habia ordcnado '. dcSdc los
! .orrcJorcs dc la Escucla Naval, otto a
! los Edilcs a una session que no pudo
tenor vcrificativo. pues n'nguno &c
lcllos ocurrio.
Nicntras tanto el Ayuntamiento &C.
lcbr0 la suya y acord0 ne r]cconocer al
! s~lplcntc Alarcon Y, antcs blcn, pre-
! scntar una acusaci0n contra dlcho Sc
nor los sindicos Lamothc y PalatoN,
nor viclaci6n dc las g~arantias y dcrc-
chas ~conccdidos por la Constitution,
para cuyo cfccto Sc lcvanto cl acta
rcspcctiva. asi como del incidcntc dc
la session Il que fuc c~onvccado el a
vyntamicnto por Ct sUplcntc Aiarc9n'
dcbicndo scr cnviadas ambas al Jucz
de Distrito y Tcrcero dc primcra ms
tarcia. que cS QUEEN csta conoclcnde
dc este cscandaloso asunto.
Por 81 partc. ell licencIado Mlguc
Layalie Y Jorge Serbian, d q dial
principle a la comision que les enco'
mend3 81 gobernador. dc c~sclarecer lc
relative i IL denuncia que Ell sllidic'
Lamothc hizo en- contra del senior Do
mingo Ramos.
.'El pictamcu" dice que hay Jo'
Ayunlamientos, y Lid Opinion aSe
-ura que no hay mas quo uno. pc
: que Ia Jcjado dc f%umclonsr 81 qn
&, pres;dIa cI senior Ramos; pero /
l cicrto es que. Gil ~efccto, solament
}, hav uuo, pcro cse Is precisamente c
{ del senior Ramos, pucS el otro es c
-uc nurca la consuzado q funclonal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-17
NOYELAS 4 40 CESrATos.

Arte De BusCsT Marble
Amor = iiGrilEiC
CalgariO Dc Nmn-.
II NOYiO PTeSIStn
Nj PrrSaloTlp dr. las S"llcTas
ii P.vE;so dc las IilJeEeS
~ Inferno &c los bCmoEe5
81 Hzna Cs los Mares
I'll Sido de RniSEforas
~ Collar lie ESme1sldss
FL 81 &c las Ni0aS-
II AlQs en- NJ BcSo-
La E,Ia Ue iss Here's
Ia Hiei en- los j5hio7
la Mia a. los js1UiGss
La NuuG5 heeiG
IA Corte del AICnr
IA Tsiace<s dol peiSF
Ls Eriia de S5DIs
Iss nhreTzS del AInpr
las iIiisS del Champagne
las Ey7S &oGeTlas
Hsr!na @ Ia HlIa de las ORB
GsIdttas Sesl las Mu4ere5
MSIc!tos SeSa los hGu:pFGs
heid!,ss se9n las Sussras
Aaltito sea 81 Amor
H2lCitOS SSS1 nS GStGs
PasionarIas de AMOR
Forlue e CsSSn losHoulefss
purCus - CsSsu lsS MujeTAs
pcruue Pecan tS5 muleTes
roruue ~ItsinCideU las Ntudas
Forqus MuEuUTan lsS Nlelas
For Ssguir 8 una Au!sr
Su NgIestsf Ell Amor
fylTs nj AoTla.
III seCeTTn de Gro
81 Huo HslfltH
FL MsNusCIlbp d mi NsdFs
Ysrfs, Ecr Jnrzs IsS1Cs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-17
AL SALTAR DEL AUTOMOYlL.

Por saltar de vi automovil que Iba
4 tcda vclocidad. murio antcayer el
senior Williams Schneider, dc eincucn-
e. Y ucho amos, y persona bsStante CO.
nocida.
A nuevc millas dc San Antonio, en-
, kirhuy. 81 senior Schneider 'ba en- III,
un autcmcvil d las tres dc Ia tardc,
cyando Sc l. ~ucurrlo ssltar a terra
! sin que Ia maqUina fucra dctcnida
| recibieado tan graves heridas, quo dc
! elias murio al scr traSladado 4 Ia ciu.
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-17

Sc HA BUSCADC LA MANEEA DE
TERMINAR CON LIS Difficult
TADEs QUE HAY EN- Ell Sc
NO DEL AYUNTAMIENTO

Correspondence Especial para IL PRENsA'
PUEBLA, Agosto 11.-Al hacer-
Sc cargo el nuevo gobernador de las
labores de su alto investidura, ma tent
do que preocuparse de preferencia
por los aspntos que mas urgente-
n1ente reclamaban su atencion y en-
tire ellos ninguno habia mas lmportan-
te. que el terminar, de alguna manera'
con las disenciones que surgieron en-
ell seno del Ayuntamiento, entire e.
Presidente de el. senior DR.. Ramon y
Guznan V IN grupo de sus adlctos'
Dor una parte, Y ell resto de dlctla or
poraci6n Dor otra. Los ultimos pre-
scntaron, ante la autoridad compe-
tente. ~acusaci0n formal en- col dtnra
teDte, acusaci0n formal en- contra del
senior GuZman, por n~egligencla Gu
ell cumplimiento de suS debercS, Y de-
c~la.aron cue cesaba ell sus funclones
! ore dcbia de sustituirlo el senior Ma
ruel Monies de Oca. como Sc VERTIGO;
pero eli Presidente depuestc no es1uvo
conforme con esta determination del
Ayumtamiento Y acudi5 al ~sobernacor
provisional Cesarco Castro en- deman-
da de que Sc lie repusiera en- 81 m
nleo. cosa que Sc hizo dc acuerdo con
la orden respectiva, por mas que este
fuG nominal u~nicamente, pueS los Con
scjos, muy disgustados Por la orden
dc! goberuador provisional. no volvle-
ron = c@oncurrir a las ~ses!ones, que no
pudicron ccleocasc por falta de quo
rum.
Ii gobcrnado Cabrera, previo cstu-
do dc los antecedcntcs dc este asun-
to. 10 ha arrcglado dc Ia mancra mas
zatistactor;a para todos, ~concedieHdo
una liccncia ilimitada al DR.. Guzman'
para scpararsc de- pvc&to que dcscm-
pcnaba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-17
Incidentc dc frontera

Una DANA cue viajaba DC Niena a
Passau. lego a Ia frontcra alemana.
3sio Ia mirada severa de IN Official.
aJvancros V comisarios auscultaron
sus vcstidos e inspeccionaron sus
n,alctas Una GAIA de carton con le-
tras. llam0 su atcnci6n. Las hojas dc
-apcl que contenia parccian entcra-
ricntc en- blanco; pcro qulen Saoc
: este aspccto ''virginal' no oculta-
ria alguna escritura Sccrcta! La GAIA
fac confiscada; Ia valera sc rcslgno
sin mucha pcna al sacrificio que eN1-
| ria la patria. Pcro csta DANA. dc sa-
lud dclicada, tcnia en- su Saco de VIA
jc. frasccs Y paquetcs.
Esta farmacia inquicto a los ms
Ycctores. mo scrian vcncnos destl-
| nados Il una obra criminal? Ell Official,
| advcrtido. mand0 llevar una garrata
Y vases c invite q la valera q hume
| d~cccrsc los ojos con cada uno DC
auucllo5 productOS.
In memo dc cinco minutes ic HI
20 absorver dos paquctltoS dc pira'
miIcl. Uno dc aspirina, otro dc pol
vos contra Ia jaquccs. Habia en- ur'
saco una totells dc aqua dc ColonIa
La valera consintio en- poncr aigu'
mas cotas sober II punta de su len
qua C icJalmentc consinti0 en- bcbcl
IN POGO dc aqua dctifrlca. Llcvaos
tambiGn consigo I'm frasco de benSl'
ne del que SC scrvia para alguno'
uSos insignilicantes; y como sc resin
tiera d probar csc mcdicamento, ale
rando quo cstaba dcstinadc para uso'
cxtcrnos, fuc obligada, por la auto
ridad. Il ~deshacerSe dc 81, ~arroJandol'
al suelc.
tycutc Sc acordo que 81 Seeretarlo d
Gohieruo, Leberia ser native del Is
tado.
Tambien Sc acord6 cximir dc contri
hucioncs. Gurantc cinco amos, a 10
aropietarios dc tcrrcros due proccdar
idesdc luego. u linear Gil cilos y con
= csder u. pgen!io = LIS msIcres casa
: eo-sEc:dss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-17
Dos nucvos finsncicros amerlcanos
en- al Sccrctaria dc Hacienda.

Dos nuevos financicros americanos,
Aston Chandler V E. w. Keremcrel,
llegados de Nucva York Y Washing
ton. tienen a su cargo Ia reorganiza-
ci6n monetaria, bancaria. fiscal y ad-
ministrativa de la Secretaria dc Ha-
cienda del gobierno carrancista.
Los rcferidos .fiuancicros america
mosque han venido a Mexico, segun
ell s~lbsecretario Nieto. ~contratados
Dor Ia Secrctaria de Hacienda para
que hagan cl trabajo aludido; y segln
personals a%jenas a Ia administration
| carranicsta. enviados por los Estados
Unidos para que tomen cl control dc
! las cuestiones financieras de MeXI-
! co-seran los mentores del l~icenciado
Luis Cabrera, dc los ingenieros PAM
V Rodriguez Gutierrez y del subse-
| crctario de Hacienda, Nicto. quienes
ticncn a su cargo los trabajos dc rcor
~ganizaci6n dc la hacienda publica,
hoy en- bancarrota.
Las dcclaracioncs que hizo 81 sub
! sccretario dc hacienda a los period
COS respccto a la p~rcscncia en- McXi.
co dc los scnorcs Kemmcrcr y Chan
dler, son muy significativas.
No obStantc que nadie pregunto
Nicto 81 el objeto del viajc del ban
uucro Chandler Y del professor Kern
mcr era cl tratar Sobrc ID question
dc los emprcstitos que quicrc colocal
cl cobicrno, eli subsccrctsrio negt
tcrminantemcntc que csc fucra cl OBJ
jeto del visic dc los ~financicros men
cionad6s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-17
Combate que dura mas de vcinte no

ras.
Por v~iajeron que han llegado a esta
ciudad, pr~ocedentcs de JalGpa, Sc saDe
queen un punto quo sc llama San Fran
cisco dc Ia Pcna ) que SC halla muy
pr5ximo 2 IL capita! -veracrlzana, SC
libro lin comba:c entire fucrzas Gei
gobicrno y una numcrosa part!da dc
rcbc!des dc las que operan por aquc-
Hos c~ontornos, habiendo durado Ia Id
cha veintc horas. Parccc que los re-
bcldns trataban de destruir grande-
ncntc lc via en- las inmcdiaciones de!
rucntc dc San Francisco V acabar dc
dcstrUir CT propjo pucntc quo va csta
On muv NAL cStado. como sc sabe. es
uno dc los mas grandcs dc Ia Inca
dol ferrocarril IntecoceanicO, cuando
| los carrancistaS Sc dicron cucnta dc
! SUI prcscncia Y sc trab6 la lucha dc que
damos ]cucnta. Las rancnerias dc
! Saimorai Y FL Agostadero fueron O.
! cuapdas varias vcccs por los rcbcides
Y varias veccs fucron r~ccupcradas
! por los carrarciStas, hasta que al fin
con la inutilizacion del Jefe rebelde
Vazquez, que fuc hcrido. Sc lc puSc
| termino a la rcfricga, pucs u su'
! baltcrnos Sc rctirarGn conducicndoIo
Por una y otrA partc hubo varios
mucrtos Y hcridos. habicndo Sido lie,
yados los carrsncistas en- un tren {
jalapa, en- dondc fucron a%tcndidos de-
dc lucgo. Como dato curioso dan 10.
info-mantcs CT dc quo. cuando el com
bate cstaba en- toda su fuerza, llcgt
! cl trcn dc pasajeros Y paso sin que 81
rcgiStrara ninguna dcSgracia que Id
mentar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-17
Matrimonios de guerra, natrimonios
sloriosos.

Los pcriodicos parislcnscs, en- Ia
s~ccci6n intitulada "Mundanas' publ
can cSta noticla:.
aver fuc celebrate Ct matrun9-
MIG. CT Ia intin,idsd. del t%enientc Ma
latcrrc. ccndccvradc con Ia cruz dc
| guerra, con Mile. GeTmaine Seller,
ceidecorada con Ia cru@ dc guerra.
Ming. Mschcrez, condecorada con Ia
! cruz dc guerra, fue tcstigo Gel ma
t~rihaonio."
lie ati. a pcsar del codigo dc Ma
! potecn. rna bella isualdad lie cruces
d. L-s--S = De g.o-a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-17
FOR In LEGISLATURE LOCAL.

CGEp0BA AgcstY Lila Ia Sc
&c ca=1-o c! Co-g-aso Ca-s--
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OBRAS DE GRANDES AuT0REs

EntreneSeS de Ccryar;cs ........-..... ~
hamlet ' Romeo Y Jul!eta por Sha.
keSpeare 49, - g. -.............. IN
La piylna. Comedis, Dor el Dante .....t.il
Los bauc.doS Gel amor. por AIarc6l
les tor!os, pasta lela. ............ " 4.Gl
Nireya. VUr Federico MtSIral ......... IL
e Bavb.-O de SeYilIa : Las Bodas de
F!-arc. por BeaumarChaiS ............ I'll
Fl PdralSO PeTdidO. de Milton ......... Ia
La r0yjG de LdmeFInOOr, pOr Walter
Scott ID. Ia,
E ~BaaiOla-0. ;91r TIr1 dc Molina -. IL
81 ECnauesro dcl CID ................. 80
Anadg hasa a patiDGlo .............. -
FL sbuei5 del Fey. por Gabriel MIRO IL,
la EneiJ5 por EirGIiIol 10
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Fuc rcchazado cl proyccto de rcgla
mcnto.

En- la session quc cclcbro la Legs
Latura local. 81 do lcctura al proycc-
20 dc Rcgiamcnto Interior para Ia Ca
maya. 4u" prescott Ia c"miss"n que
ru5 nombrada para cl cfecto. habien-
do sido rcchazado por unanimldad Y
sin nur nadic huhicra p"did" la pa
lahr. CT pro nj en- contra. For 10
tanfn. sc dccidi6 nomhrar II nuc"a
Comis;6n para Que formc un nueT"
proyccto y 10 prcscntc a Ia Camara a
Ia MAYOR brcvedad possible.
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.-0nIG0S s~IExICAN0s.
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