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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08
AERoPLANE SCOUTS FOR
BAND OF ViLLAISTAS

Ell Paso, March IA United States
army aeroplane carrying a pilot and
military observer, was sent across the
Mexican border near Fort Hancock,
Texas, at 8 a. m. today to scout for a
band of $50 Villa troops reported to
have been seen in the vicinity of San
Martin, chihuahua. After flying Is
miles into Mexico the ~aeroplane re-
turned without seeing any armed
forces.
Captains Dodd and Brown, Of the
First Aero squadron, from Columbus,
N. NJ, made the fight.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08
VILLA AND CARRANZA
SOLDIERS NOW FIGHTING

Ell Paso, Texas, March IAN agent
Of the United States secret service Of
ficers here received a report today of
fighting between Villa and Carranza
forces in the Casas Grandes district
yesterday. -Four hundred and fifty
troops were rushed from Juarez late
yesterday on a special train and $50
cavalry also left the Juarez garrison
to proceed toward Casas Grandes over
land, according to the same report.
Wounded soldiers were also report
to have been brought to Juarez
a train today, these secret SER
vice agents said. A skirmish near
Villa Ahumada was also reported.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08
DREYFUSTELLS
OF GETTING
JOBS FROM
BURsUM
Plaintiff in Libel Suit
Denies, However, He's
His Henchman
SAYS HE DIDN'T
DESPERATE FLAG
Bursum Editor Admits
General Belief in
Flag Story
Especial to The New Mexican.)

>F>Sf1
LOS LUNAS, N. M, March p
a p. m.)--The case of Henry
Dreyfus, against Bronson M. Cut
ting, for $4,000 alleged damages,
was thrown out Of court by Judge
Mechem. The Ease against the
New Mexican Printing company
is now being tried.
LOS LUNAS, March 7.--Denyine
that he was a tool or henchman Of
RI. o. Bursum, DUE admitting that Mr.
Bursum had given him most Of his
official jobs, Henry Dreyfus, who Il
seeking to recover $4,000 from B. M
Cutting and the New Mexican Printing
company, for alleged criminal libel
went on the stand today, and denied
that he had desecrated the American
flag. It was charged that he had torn
down a flag in Socorro In 1906 during a
visit by Governor Hagerman. Mr..
Dreyfus, who answered questions
somewhat gIibIy, said that despite
Bursum's appointments, his conscience
would not always allow him to agree
with Mr.. Bursum in political matters.
Dreyfus said his father had been a
sergeant in the United States army.
When asked what kind of a sergeant
he said sergeant-at-arms. Upon
cross examination by Attorney Wilson
for the defense, he said he remem-
bered the incident of the removal of
Sheriff Leandro Baca of Socorro coun-
ty by Governor Hagerman, but had no
sympathy with Baca and knew of no
row between Bursum and Hagerman.
As to the offices he had held Drey-
fus said that Bursum had appointed
him deputy all the time that he was
sheriff, that he was celi-keeper for
Bursum while Bursum was penitentiary
superintendent and that he was city
marshal for Bursum all the time that
Bursum was mayor of Socorro. He
said that he had always supported Bur-
sum for mayor and governor but that
he sometimes felt compelled to differ
with Bursum In political matters. He
said he was not a Bursum henchman
but a henchman Of the city Of socorro.
He said that while he liked Mr.. Bur
sum, he often had to fight him hard.
He felt that his whole duty was to the
city Of Socorro and not to Bursum.
J. A. Torres, editor of Bursum's pa
per, Fl HeraIdo, admitted that It was
generally believed at the time that
Dreyfus had broken up a flag and
thrown It over a fence.
]. Sparks testified that ne had once
attended a reception at the residence
of Bronson M. Cutting and saw many
evidences of luxury there. This testi-
mony was at once ruled out.
Guthrie Smith, a former empIoye of
the New Mexican, was placed on the
stand the first thing this afternoon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08
VILLA RECRUITS CROSS
LINE TO GET HORSES

Ell Paso, Tex, March Villa re-
cruits were believed to have driven off
Is horses from the La Union ranch,
across the New Mexico line near here.
The horses disappeared from the
ranch at the time government secret
service men were investigating a re-
port that the ranch was being used
as a recruiting place for Villas force.
Six of the horses were recovered when
the drove was trailed toward the Dor
der.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08

campaign to speed up navy construc'
ton. Each company was prepared to
present a detailed account Of what
was needed to hasten the work 1t Is
now doing, both in men and money,
and also to show just how much add
tional work could be assigned to each
plant in the distribution OF new con
struction. Contracts for new ships
will embody new provisions to cover
the speeding-up process. The govern
ment will ASSUME additional expense,
under the emergency fund for the pur-
pose, of more than $50 0 900 provided
by congress. No effort to invoke au-
thority to take over private plants
will be made until it has established
that naturalization of the ship-build.
ing industry is necessary to avoid de-
lay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08
Germans Banquet
With Mexicans;
Denounce u. S

Ell Paso, March 7.-American pas
sengers arriving here from Chihuahua
City brought the first news of a ban
quet which was given in the Chihua-
bua state capitol by the German resi-
dents of that city in honor Of Gen.
eral Francisco Murguia, commander
of the northeastern military zone.
According to these passengers,
speeches we're made at the banquet In
abuse OF the American people and the
United States.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08
NEBRASKA SENATE REFUSES
TO REBUkE NORRIS

Lincoln, Neb., March IA resolu-
tion directed at Senator Norris, CEN
surfing him for assisting in the ma
tional filibuster on the armed neutral
ity bill, was voted down today by the
Nebraska state senate.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08
BOARDS
MED BY
DSEY
TODAY
81 Nominations Sent to
Senate by Governor
This Morning
AND WILSON
TAX MEMBERS
Democrats Named By
Governor De Baca
Retain Places

Nominations for places on
twenty-one of the twenty-six
state boards were sent to the
senate this morning by Gov
ernor Lindsey. The nomina-
tons made total ninety seven.
Preliminary to the transmittal
of the nominations, Governor
Lindsey sent a message to the
senate recalling the names sent
in by his predecessor, the late
Governor De Baca. The re-
gents Of the Military Institute
are the same as named by Gov
ernor De Baca, and several Of
the Democrats nominated for
places on other state boards
were renominated by Governor
Lindsey.
Three women are among
the ninety-seven board mem
bers nominated by Governor
Lindsey. They are Mrs. e. G.
as a trustee Of the
School; Helen M. Ray
nolds as a regent Of the Las
Normal, and Josie Lock
ard as a member of the State
Of Education.
R. G. Reid, of Roswell, now
adviser to Governor
Lindsey, is one Of the men
named on the state tax COM
mission. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Reid, in accepting the
place on the tax commission,
resign as legal adviser.
Attorney Francis G. Wilson, Of
Santa Fe, is another state tax
commission member named.
George L. Ulrick, one Of the
present Democratic members,
vas renominated.
The nominations were refer
ed to the senate committee on
Executive communications. The
is expected to confirm
III Of them. The nominations
ollow:f
state Tax Commission
j.. Raphael Aguilar, Mora county;
w Pollard, Luna; George l.. u
ick, Lincoln; R G. Reid, Chaves;
:. G. Wilson, Santa Fe, each for two
ears.
Capitol Custodian Committee
Telesforo Rivera, Marcelino Garcia,
anita Fe county, each for two years.
Insane Asylum Board
Edward J. McWenie, Cecilio Rosen-
vald, B~onifacio Baca, Canuto RIA
lirez, ID. w. Condor, all OF San Mi
uel county, each for four years.
P~enltentiary Commissioners
ID. T. Hoskins, San Miguel county;
v J.. Barker, Santa Fe; J. e. Torres,
ocorro; Vincent May. Dona Ana;
Graham, ~Bernalillo, each for
,ur years.
Reform School Trustees
Mrs. e. G. Champion, Ralph o. Cot
ngham, VIM. s. French, Colfax
y: Chris Wiegand, San Miguel:
homas O'Brien, Colfax, each for four
ears.
OF New Mexico Regents
Nathan Jaffa. Chaves county: G. l.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08
WILL ARM SHIPS, IS
BELIEF IN CAPITAL

Washington, d. c., March Tine
definite impression that American
merchantmen would be armed in the
near future gained ground today fol-
lowing conferences between President
Wilson and administration ofiiciais
and Democratic senators.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08
Ship Builders Will
Hurry Work on Boats

Washington, March 7.-Virtually ev-
cry ship-building company holding
navy contracts was represented today
when Secretary Daniels resumed his
conferences with the builders, Vim the
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08
=
PRESIDENT WILSON IS =
LAID up WITH A

= washington, March 7.--Presi- =
= dent Wilson took to his room to- =
= day with a cold taken about a =
E week ago and made worse dur =
= ing his inaugural Monday. After =
y seeing a group of senators early =
y this morning and then confer 5
= ring with Secretary Lansing and =
Secretary McAdoo he decided to s
= see NO more callers and went to =
= his bedroom. His condition is :
s not serious. S
y e. - e - q - q e 80 e e e e e e.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08
| SET AS !
DATE FOR RETURN
OF 10000 EN-
NOW AT BORDER
War Department Speeds
Rehabilitation; May
Take Until April IS
MEXICO BOYS
TO BE RETAINED

Col. {. c. Abbott, commanding
the New Mexico regiment of in
fantry, received a telegram from
headquarters at Columbus this
afternoon asking to get his troops
in readiness to be mustered out.
It was stated that this could be
accomplished by the end Of the
present month. Steps are already
being taken to relieve the New
Mexico troops now on guard duty
near the Corner ranch.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08
WILSON CALLS
SENATORS FOR A
CONFERENCE ON
PROPOSED CHANGE
IN SENATE RULES
Nation Aroused Over
Failure to Arm Ships
Of
WALSH SUGGESTS
OLD RULES PLAN

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican.)
SENATE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
APPROVES NEW RULE
WASHINGTON, March 7.-The
senate Democratic caucus late
today approved the proposed new
rule by which a two-thirds vote
could shut off debate in the SEN
ate.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08

San Antonio, March 7.-Orders were
received by southern department head
quarters today to speed up the return
movement of state troops from the
border so that all organizations will
be home for muster out by April /.
State troops on the border approx
mate 80, 900 men.
1t is understood that a shortage of
funds due to failure of the appropria-
tions bill to be passed by adjournment
Of congress caused the war depart
ment to quicken release Of the troops.
The order for muster out of all state
troops by April l includes those Of
the border states, Texas, Arizona and
New Mexico. 1t is possible that the
regiment of New Mexico infantry en-
gagged in patrol duty near the Corner
ranch southwest of Columbus, will be
held beyond that date.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-08

CONTINUED on page rnree).
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FUE NOMBRADO NUEVO JEFE
DE OPERACIONES EN- LA
HUASTECA POTOSINA

SAN LUIS POTOSI, ERero 20
Por orden del General Chapoy, Co
bernador ' Comandantc Mjlitar del
Estado. ma sido nomt "aia Jefe de las
Operaciones en- todo eI rerritorio de Ia
Huasteca potosina, el sen9r G:reral
Ian II {. L&rI5.ga
Hace a!gunos dias que paSaron por
esta ciudad parte de las troPas que
operan a las 6rdeneS del m~enciouado
general brigadier.
La iona que estara dcrendjda por
81. cs muy cxtensa, Y Jendra com"
centric. para eI mejor r~esuItado de las
operaciones. Ia pobIaciou lie Villa
Guerrero. en- Ia cual ma iustalado 81
Cuarte! General. el General Larraga.
Antier Sc cfcctuo e. Consejo dc
Guerra que coaocio lie Ia caUsa in,
truida en- contra dc Pablo Roja< Y
Cipriano Armadillo, acusados del de
Tito de rebellion.
Fl C~onsejo eslUvo tormasio por las
personaS siguientes- Presidcutc, Co
roreI Joaquin Rodriguez: Juez ms
tructor MiliJar, Rodolfo Rodriguez:
Vazquez: VocaleS: Tenieate Coroncl
Jose SANCHEZ Hurtado. Mayor Jose
R. Caste,lanos ' Mayor Gregorio j
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MARCELO CARAYEO Sc HA UNI
DO AL GENERAL FELIX DIAZ

Ell PASC. Tex, Encro 26.-Por
informes recibidos en- csta ciudad, dc
fucntc fidcdigna, SC sabe que el ge-
neral federal Marcelo Carayco, que
hace tempo Sc fug6 de la Penitencia-
ria del Distrito Federal. SC ha undo
con el General Felix Diaz, en- Oaxa-
ca, y esta ahora o~perando bajo las
6rdcnes del jcfe del Ejercito Reorga-
nizador.
Tn intimo amigo y partidario del
general Caraveo, que reside en- eSta
ciudad. ha recibfjo un mensaje per-
soma del citado jcfc, en- cl que lie CO
munica que el general Diaz lie ha da-
do una comisior y Sc halla opersndo
en- Ell movimiento dc rcstauracion.
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ES ARRESTADO UN JEFF CA.
RRANCISTA EN- c. JUAREZ.

Ell PASO, Texas, Enero 26.-El te-
niente %coronel Buclon, ultimo jefe
del Estado Mayor del General Fran
cisco Gonzalez quien fue SUBSTITUTED
en- ell mando de las fuerzas de Ciudad
Juarez, por Ell General Jose Murguia,
ACADIA de ser arrestado en- dicha ciu-
dad con 6rdencs de que Sc lie remita
Embellishments a chihuahua para So
meterlo al C~onsejo de guerra, segun
Sc supo aqui aver.
Ell teniente ~coronel Buclon renun-
clio la comision que Sc lie daba para
entrar en- negocies de la vida civil,
despues del reeiente Gamble militar en-
que qued6 sin mando alguno. La eau
81 del arresto no Sc ha hecho publ
ca,
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I'm Official c3rranCIsta ha-
bIa de Ia situaciOn poll
tiCa de Mexico
DICE OLE LAS DIVISIONES QUE
EXISTEN ENTIRE Ell CARRAN-
CISMO No SERAN C.APA
CES DE DESINTE-
GRARL0

Co:Ir>poEllrn"ia E>pcraT para Ia PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, Fnero 27.-Oau-
?ardo uno dc los mas elegantcs de-
partamentos del principal hotel de es-
ia ciudad, sc e]Hcucntra u %coronel
carrarcista CUE pcrtenece al EstaGo
mayor del general Pablo Gonzalez.
Llamase dicho coronel Tomas Pineiro.
Y fut comisionado, scgun propia con
fcsijn. para haccr un viaje de inspec-
ci6n por los ESt:tdCs del Norte, a fin
de que informe confidcncialmente al
icfe del cuerpo de ejGrcito del Nores-
te Sobre las condolences en- que Sc en-
cuentran. Habiendo visitado va algu-
mas poblaciones del Estado de Chihua-
hua, ma veniGo a los Estados Unidos
para dirigirse al Estado de Sonora, a
donde va a continuar su viaje de i'll
pecci6n.
Parece Que Pineiro fue comisionado
por P&Olo Gonzalez nara que estudie
la verdadera s~ituaci6n del "obrego-
nismo" Y yea cuales O los telementoS
militareS cue cstiA dccididamente de
parte del actual Scrrctario de Ia Cue
RIA. para que p2cda formarSe Coma
lcZ una idea cXacta De Ia fuerza con
que cucnta ell a~spirantc q la PreSiden-
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Pr:nsra Comision.

Bases dc Una futura organization
international. Esta comiSion COM
pr2ndc-a entire otros los siguicntes tc-
mas:
la( Capitalization y deswrollo dc
!o@ servicios administrators intcrna-
cionaIes.
to- Uuidn economical Y commercial.
&C. Crcacion dc TN 0rgaAo legis.
latiyo International tpcriodicidad de
ID. confcrcncia> de La Haya).
ID Creaci6n de un 0rgano judi
cial international.
(c) Creacion de una Comisi0n,
CcnScjo Il Organo cncargado dc ase-
gurar cI ordcn International.
FL senior Presidentc. doctor James
Brown Scott. ~presentara ideas funda-
mcntalcs para ell cstablecimiento dc la
Cortc dc Justicia Arbitral; Y en- el in
formc del senior Sccretario General sc
cstablcceran las bases para la crea-
ci6n de una Comis!0n o Consejo de
Conciliaci6n. 4 fin de asegurar cl Or
den international.
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Dos Discusses.

Acto Scguido da ~lcctura el senior
Desvernine d una muy atenta saluta-
ci0n de bien venrda.
Inmediatamente despues, da lcctu-
"a a su vez, a otro discourse, rcfe-
rcntc a la constitution del CongreSo
en- la Habana-a la que llama hermo,
sa y hospitalaria ciudad cl Secrcta-
rio. senior Alexandra Alvarez.
Por ultimo, es c~onccdida luego ia
palabra al Presidentc del Institute,
senior James Brown Scott, que Sc eX-
ticndc en- amplias consideraciones so
brc Ia soberania dc los pueblos y del
dcrecho international.
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Cuarta Comision.

La N~cutralidad Maritima.-Sc cs-
tudiara este problema con especial re.
i~clencia a los casos que Sc a pre-
scntado en- America.
FL informc del senior Secretario &C.
neral contienc un proyecto a este res
pectO.
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Ell acto de anoche.

Unos momen-os despu5s de las nue.
We, el senior Presidente de Ia Repubh-
ca declare alberta la session.
Acto continue, cl Secretario Gene.
RAJ del Institute. doctor Alexandra Al
varcz, dio cuenta del oficio que reel
bicra ell Institute pr~ccedente de la Ca
mara de representatives de Cuba en- el
que Sc eypresa grande satisfaction
porQue tenga efecto la segunda Sc
sion del Institute en- la ciudad de Ia
llaDana.
Lucgo do lcctura a mi nota del
Sccrctario dc Estado de la Naci6n
norteamericana, ell que cXcuSa su aSlS
tcncia al Congreso dicho funcionario
Y llama Ia atencion de los Delegates
accrca dc Ia alta convenience de que
Sc cstudien detenida y cuidadosamen-
te, los derechos Y deberes de los paises
n~cutraIeS en- sus relaciones con los
beligcrantes.
Tambien da cuenta ell senior Alva-
rcz dc una carta que recibiera del
Sccretario del Institute de Derccho
International europeo, en- Ia que llace
constar su inQ]ucbrantablc fe por c!
GXito del Dcrccho International.
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HABANA. Enero 2S.-Hase cele-
brado anoche la apcT-ura Ge ia Sc
EU"G' SsS'''' r' $50
La Junta DlrectlVa dei institute Id
forman los senorcs Ellhu Root, Pre-
@idcntc de Honor; James Brown
Scott, P~rc#idcntc; Alexandra Alvarez,
S2cretario General; Luis Anderson
T~esorero.
Fl ConSeJo dc pIfeccIoh uel lhS'i-
tuto 10 mtegran los SeHoFeS Elm"
Root James brown "co''' AleJ@"Dt'
Alvarez LUIS Anderson ) ANTONIO D
dc Rustamante.
De Ia session 1" IA Haoaha' que Sc
celebIa' 1oFmah el CoiSeJo ue Diieo-
cion. "I P~reSIdcnte de IA RePuol'-
ca ei 9ecFeIafl" uc ES'"uo' MI ia
mes Brown Scott; eI doctor ANTONIO
9ahcAez hUSl"i'a''e q "''Ioi Az
jandro Alvarez : eL doctor "uS'a'o
rodriguez eS'oN "oS "'''ii'os 'o"'o ~
cfeIaFl"S.
!, .o.;or l.. !, H,b,na
Asistcn 4 cSta session:
Por ia Rcpuoiica Argentina, senior
P~rrsiGcntc Y senior Sccretarlo Gene
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YENTAS

~ C,IRTGS n.iirUS vcuirIuU- los >lguirnt :
:.ulUnIoS lies I'll p~eTfcCta cUIidlcI0n InfCanIcd.
STANDARDIZATION $:TJ.Wl. rilirO rIlin-
pTC>. in - pa>ai"rC>. arTiIlGue lie iIIdIln.
OVERLAND. S32j.lN. "uairO cl!lndrOS. cIilCC
rI>ajcroS. arranGIc nc maup. RIO: $j!J.H.
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X7uU.tO. SrI> cIiIndrO>. luz ricrIrIra, arran-
quo au,UIIlilru, >lci" Ia>iJrIn>. NM;
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ran pUr u rnlsinG>. 1~cl%fOIO rocket iJii.
AiENGlA DE NLNTAS, L. a.. Boa ~.
'G5l
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Scgunda Comision.
Nueva conception Y orientacion del

villistas dlcen que su jefe ha captura-
do las ciudades de Chihuahua, To-
rre6n, Y otras que no estsban precisa-
mente i~ndefensas, sino defendidas por
gran numero de soldados carrancistas
que t2nian a ST disposition elementos
de guerra Ell cartidad considerable.
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ECRE MAR,yILLOsGS.-

SECRET0S WAREHOUSES; listed Ge-
sea hallar felicidad. Suerie, fortuna. amor.
gloria y sosiego. 81 listed deSea tener ext
10 Ell el Con,erCio, 81 qiiere triunfar en- su5
-mFreSaS. 81 qniere haccrse amar. 81 Qulere
>alir vlctorIOSO en- todoS suS ajuntos y 10
srar iodos Sis GeseoS. pida mi cur!oso IL
hriio. cue le sera enviado gratis a vuel-
IL lie rurITn I'irrrrIin. Sr. J. NeI;re, hl'dT
iaNn 81. IialIana. Luha.
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Villa cs IN bandolcro y acabaremos
oon ell muy pronto.'

"Villa,' continue PiNciro, no es
considerable I'm elemento de peligro
en- Mexico. Sc le tienc en- 81 concepto
de un simple handolero y los funcio-
narios Observation-Disclosures no Sc preo-
cupan-o mas bien-no nos preocu-
pamos de cl. Fl pueblo de los Esta-
dos Unidos mace muy @rande 4 Villa.
NosotroS no lc conccdc&Ios nj Ia mi
tad de ia atemcion que los p~criodicos
Y los hahitanteS de los EStado> Uni
dos le cOnceden. rs solo IN bandidc.
Y nuuca podr& volver i tcner pode-
rio nj prcponderancia, Actualmente
es un pro0lema mayor para cl go
bierno Y el pueblo, que cuando tenia
un potentc ejercito a suS 6rdenes.
pueS ahora Sc dedica a cometGr de
~predaciones en- los ranches Y las po-
blacioncs indefensas. La campana EN-.
~prendida por el general Francisco
Murguia Sc desarrolla con Gxito Y cS-
peramos acabar con cl bandolcro en-
unas cuantas semanas."
Objeto de varIauos concentrates han
sido las d~eclaraciones del miembro del
Estado mayor de Pablo Gonzalez, es-
pecialmentc aquellas que Sc refieren
al poder de Villa ' q la affirmation
Que hace eI jefe carrancista. de que
''acabaran con Villa en- unas cuantas
semanas Y de que este Sc ocupa ahora
solo de cometer d~epredaciones en- ran
cherias ' poblaclone indefensas. Los
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Tercera Comision.

Derechos fundamentales del CONT
nentc Americano.-Sc estudiaran las
rclacioncs fundamentals lie los ESta-
dos Unidos de America con las d. los
otros c~ontincntes.
II informe del senior SecretariO Ge-
lcral contienc ell proyecto dc regla-
m~cntaci0n d este reSpcctO.
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SE Observation-Disclosures Y lUrnalcrOS para
lrabajer tOdas los d.Js. IicmOS aumenia-
do formal de 81 i 81 c%enlayuS pur tonels-
ia de carbon Cargado. Tarnbicn pagarnos
i, centayus por yardd adlCiona! de cnlra-
ia. Nina SEGA, ~ hay gases explosives.
luCa ARE, mejor que trabaIo afuera y
mas bicn pagadO. NUestroS mlneros me
Xicanos haccn de dos a tres dollars por
dia. rodcnIOs alqul.ar caSaS. BEAR GRASS
GOAL CO., JEWElT, TEXAS.
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EI institute americana de derecho
international inici0 sus Iabo-
res en- Ia Habana
Ell Psesidente, General Mario Menocal, preside
Ia asamblea, que revistio solemns i'm ~ortancia

De. echo Internacional.-Se ~estudia-
ran. entire otros, los siguientes te-
mas:
tai Lugar que hay que dar a la
futura RECOMMENDATION jurldica, los
Icbcres intcrnacioualcs, a la solldari-
dad, Y al interes general.
(b) Extension del dominic del
Dcrccho International.
(c) Sanction del Dcrccho Interna-
cional.
(d) Codificacion del Derecho In
tcrnacional.
Ell informe del Secretario General
cont;cne IN estudio sintGtico de to-
dos estos temas.
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HACEMOS con toda correction, 'artas, a.
moroSas, de pedImento. reli:liaCioReS. cum.
~,le5los, d!ScurSOs y ioda cldSe de poesils
amOrosas. de aniverSarin, patrioticas. etc.
treclos moderadoS. nirijanse por corrco n
?. Calder6n, as Zacatecas Alley. san Az
'nnIO, TEXAS.
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iDc que tratara cl Congress-?

liza sido ncccSario subdividIr las
materials dc que tratara cl Congrcso
en- cuatro c~omiSioncs, en- las cuales Sc
rcpartiran los m!cmbros del Institute,
prcsentes en- la session de Ia Habana.
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i Nl.LEoIIA express para que llevc sus
~pclaca. a ii c-ldCiOn q Gamble su, mu"-
tiles hlDlc!c q Ito,alcS. TclcloE0 Crockett
!Iji.