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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08

Alderman Thomas Andrews of the
city OF Jonesboro could be very mild
or very stern. as occasion required.
Just now as the story opens. he
was very stern. Occasion required
IL.
He had got to have talk with
his daughter Nellie
You have a gang OF young fell
lows hanging about, and people are
calling YOU a firt," he began.
Not a gang, father but group
THE word signifies nothing. bu.
my orders do. They have got 10 go.
How many are they"
The girl counted up on her fingers
and replied
'I can't count but six that have
proposed 10 me-
Thunder and blazes,'
Don't get excited father. It's
fashionable now 10 be engaged to
eight or ten men at the same time
] ought 60 have at least two more
on my list"
The alderman raised his arm and
brought his heavy hand down on
the table and almost shouted:
Bounce the last one Of them. and
do il today
"But I'm engaged TO the six and
whoever heard of a girl bouncing
six AT once"
But youll hear of il mighty soon.
/ won't put up with it, Z tell you, Sit
right down this evening and write
the six that all is over between you.
If Won don't Ill-"
But 1 will. father" she inter-
rupted 81 have always obeyed you
i'm everything. and shall in this"
The letters were written and
mailed. and no hearts were broken.
When a week had passed, the father
asked
Did YOU write those letters"
Surely I did, father
Well if any other young man
comes shocking around here 10 ask
Cor your hand and heart. just call
me i'm before YOU pledge yourself"
II was one evening a month later
when Roy Garnett called and asked
for Miss Andrews.
"Why-why-" she exclaimed. as
she entered the parlor.
"I have been away for a month
YOU see" he said.
But didn't you receive letter
from me a few weeks ago-a letter
saying that ] had analyzed NY heart
and found that 7 did not love you?"
Gracious me. but never heard Of
S on a letter." exclaimed the young
man.
Then let me see how the mistake
came about I was as good as en-
gagged 20 six of YOU. when father
raised q row about il and made me
write 10 each one OF you"
"Put YOU and ] were not engaged.
We never even talked Of love"
That's so-that'S So unused the
rir' ID thought IL queer that YOU
should call if I had broken your
heart It's Just a social call. I see.
Miss Andrews. don't see too much
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08

to be the greatest factor toward
peace
Dad, YOU can't imagine the Won
derful feeling; a man thinks some
thing like tn. Well If I am 90
Ing TO die this is worth it a thou
sand times. I have been over two
or three times before hut never
with a company of my own. Think
OF ia hundred and fifty officers
and men who will follow YOU 10
hell if need be,
Il don't want any of you dear
people 10 be sorrys for me although
OF course YOU Will in a way. You
will miss me but YOU will be proud
of me. Mind YOU I know what ]
am up against and that the odds
are against me. am not going IN
the war for the first time just for
sheer curiosity. / have seen this
game for two years and l still like
it and feel that my place is here.
so much for that. want 90
thank YOU from the bottom OF my
heart for all your loving kindness
TO me This war has done Won
ders 70 me and makes me realize
lots OF things I would not have done
otherwise could write book
about il but YOU know what / mean.
Goodbye dear father and moth
er and all OF YOU. Again say
that / am proud 10 be where / am
now.
-Gordfe'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08
RANK OF GENERAL
TO BE REVIVED
War Department Plans TO Con-
fer Highest Rank on
Maj. Gen. PerShing.

WASHINGTON. oct Revival
OF the grade Of fun general is plan
ned by the war department to pro-
vide suitable rank for Mai Gen.
John J. Pershine. commanding the
American expeditionary forces In
france.
Il was learned that Secy Baker
already has submitted the depart
ment's program. which includes pro-
Vision for the title % general to be
held by the officer serving as CHIEF
OF staff. and the making of several
lieutenant generals 20 command
corps under Cen. Pershine. to the
senate military committee and that
legislation carrying 1t into effect is
70 be pressed for prompt passage
when congress reconvenes in De
cember.
Only Four Generals.
But four American army officers
have borne the title of general
Washington. Grant Sherman and
Sheridan-and only a few have been
lieutenant generals Since Gen. Sher-
5dan died in 1SSS the ia n35 of general
has been extinct
Secy Baker explained to the com
mittee that early promotion Of Gen.
Pershing was essential because ne rs
90 command "A great army OF many
corps, emitting him 20 the highest
military title and In order 20 OBJ
viate embarrassment resulting from
The high rank Of the allied COM
manders with whom ne is associated
marshals, field marshals and gen
erals 10 is equally as necessary he
pointed out. that the chief of starr.
me directing head OF the army in
Washington. should rank all other
officers except the eNpeditionary
commander and that STAFF officers
generally should rank corresponding
to that of officers i'm the field
Promotion Expected.
That Gen. Pershiug would be pro-
NOTED has been taken for granted in
army circles ever since he was So
lected by Pres't Wilson for the SUI
preme trust of leading Americas sol
diers against the Germans.
Execution Of the administration
plans viii not give Gen. Pershing
spectacular promotion for the first
time. Tie was "a captain of cavalry.
80 years old. I'M 1906 when Pres-t
Roosevelt jumped him over the
heads OF hundreds of other officers
to make him "a brisadier His brill
liant campaign against the Philip
pine Moros had brought his talents
-trongly 10 the attention Of Mr.
Roosevelt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08

,dvsrtised in the newspaper a.-d
"a tHo weeks noticed ca marked inn
uroEement ] continued It's use and
am now free from pain and able 20
du all mv huuseworE. Airs T. b.
ZIeunska -f4 VOLT Ave Buffalo.
s.
ataraIy tell other- what be ped
Tuem Some write and allow their
names aui photorra g. las 90 Dee urh be-
~htd with testimonials. Many
more tell their friends
o. SOU need "a medicine for eon-
.l ailments trF Lydia H. PINK
lauI-- Vegetable Compound Write
I.Edia PukhaW Medicine go.
CONFIDENTIAL Tor nsthing YOU need
20 know about these troubles. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08

conditions 50 far az is possible.
Another realistic feature ot the
sham battles il the weariu- of gas
masks In the battles the Glue
jackets hope 60 engage ir across
the water. these masks protect from
gas clouds A. Great Lakes they
protect the pseudo dShterS from a.
legged gas walls which prove 90 be
thin clouds OF smoke caused hv
bursting blank bombs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08
ENGLISH WOMEN WILL MEET.

LONDON, oct g. - The annual
meeting of the National Council OF
Women Of Great Britain and Ireland
on oct. 3. and ), will be the most
important women's conference of the
year. Resolutions will deal with the
enfranchisement of women. regarded
by them as almost assured. Mrs.
Ogilvie Gordon will preside at the
meetings which are planned TO be
held in the Central Young Mems
Christian association building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08
FORD'S SON
MUST GO TO WAR

DETROIT. Mich. oct. s-The
claim for exemption fled by Edsel
Ford. son Of Henry Ford. the manu-
facture. was denied today by the.
district draft board here. Ford
claimed exemption on Industrial
grounds. II is not probable, how
ever. that Ford will be called by the
first draft, as his liability number
IS far down on the list.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08

three e. q r. /
suffered from a
female trouble
with pains I'm my
back "a u q side
and q -en era 3
weakness / had
professional at
ten 3aure most of
tre time lut did
not seem % get
we'll As ca last
resort I decided
90 py LYDIA r.
link hams We e.
table Comro nd
hieh I had seen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08
Nero on Advertising

Nero heard the word dvert Nero the d
tiSe of his time. He of the original agents
Nero remember degenerate and unmgted coundre
he did decent thing his life has not been recorded But Nero
satisfied with being bCkguad he wanted everybody think that
he the BLACKBOARD in the world and genius
used high old his paace-and
theatrical in which he the chief figure and
get those away
might expect o geti trouble
burned. historians
staged the whole thing he could show himself off ADVERTISED fiddler
while his smoke Advertising himself
degenerate really though he thought he advertising himself
Finally Nero because of all his advertising just what coming
butcher knife ribs He succeeded he
lodown scounde and degenerate by advertising himself scOund
and degenerate
methods changed The agent
mounebank spoutng his ineffective.
and bounds for adeS
the world
brought together advertising has steadily expanded
The non-adveser up today
The
market South Bend and adjacent territory the South Bend
News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08
EnTrnR.s WINE DIES.

FRANKLIN. Ind. oct S.-NIrs.
Nyrta smith Puluam wife OF Eu-
gene Pulliam. editor of the Frank
Gu star. died this morning of sep
tie poisoning. She had been en- three
weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08

Don't say you saw II In the
newspaper. Say NewS-TimeS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08
NOW FREE
FROM PAIN
Woman Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound After Three Years
Suffering.

Buffalo. y. W am the mother
O. four children. and for nearly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08
Why Are You Gray?

Why look older than YOU feel?
Now that so many thousands
have proved that Q-ban Hair Color
RestOrer brings uniform. dark,
lustrOus shade 20 gray or faded
hair-you really ought 10 try O.
ban. Ready 20 guaranteed
harmleSs-50c for a large bottle
money back il not satisfied. Sold
by Wettick's Ori-inal cut Rate
Store and all good drug stores. De-
hchtfuUy beautifying. Try Q-ban
Hair Tonic: Liquid shampoo. Soap.
Also Q-ban Depilatory Cfor super
fuous hairl. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08

Copyright. 1917 Lamport Adv. Co,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25
sE cONSTRUIRA uNO DE LOS
AsTILLERO MAS GRANDES
DEL MUNDO

NUEVA YORK, Mayo 24.-La
limited States Steel Corporation ha
comprado un extenso terreno en- las
cercanias de Newark, en- Ia plaka de
New Jersey, que Sc interna en- una
gran distancia dentro de las aguas
de la bahia. La compra de ese terre-
no tiene por objeto levantar en- el,
uno de los astilleros mas grandes del
mundo. en- ell que Sc conssruiran bar
cos de ocho y diez mil toneladas,
probablemente con la cooperation
del Consejo, Naval de los Estados
Unidos.
Segun Sc dice, Ia construction de
la nueva planta, fue solicitada por
ell gobierno federal, fin de que la
construction de barcos mercantes Sc
lIeve 10 mas rapidamente possible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25
N()RC13l1A L: |:
(()NTE:STA 4
1 IREE: VINO
In PEEITo De CONADRES
'Su carta = dice Murguia a
su rival.obedece a una i'm
possible esperanto de JUS
tificarse milita-, social
v politicamente

CHIHUAHUA, Mayo 20.-El ge-
neral Francisco Murguia. iefe de las
operaciones contra !os villlstas. en-
este Estado. ha mandado dar publicl-
dad Ia respuesta que di0 Ia cart%
dirigida q el por el general JacInto
Trevino. La respueSta es eXtensa y
en- ella lanza Murguia contra su ante
cesor severos ataques. acusando!o de
ser responsible de los fracasos que
tuvieron las fuerzas del gobie!no. Y
de haber hecho "campana al presu
puesto" Y re haber dich0 que tenia
q sus 6rdenes un ejercito de veintlun
mil hombres. entregando,e unicamen-
te, cuando Sc hizo cargo de Ia jefa-
tura de las operaciones, dos mil Y
tantos hombres.
He llegado al convencimiento-dl-
ce Murguia-de que 81 carta ha sldo
exclusivamente el resultado de sus
tardias pretendidas justificaciones
en- Ia completa decadencia de su per-
sonalidad militar, social Y politica; de
su vano intento de reconquistar el fal
so ilusorio prestigio de auto-bombo
que, por maniobras propias de sus CO.
rfeos aduladores, bien conocidas y
sastadas en- ell 'chantage' Periodisti-
co. pudo usted obtener y disfrutar
pasajeramente, mientras hechos, sus
fracasos bien conocidos de la nacion
entera, no habian venido, como muy
pronto llegaron a demostrar Ia ver-
dad de todos los aconteclmientos de-
sarrollados en- su epoca en- ell Estado
de Chihuahua, fijando asi el eseaso
valor intrinseco de su personalidad
real y positiva, bajo esos tres puntos
de vista, la que 2retendio agigantar
en- libros folletos de asalariada Ii
teratura, en- los que Sc narraban proe-
sas y heroismos
"a mi. senior general Trevino, no
me han hecho Greer cosas semejantes
los "pocos tontos que me rodean," CO.
mo usted. en- un desahogo infantil, ca
lifica a los miembros de esta Divi-
sion: mucho menos podrian hacer de
mi humilde personalidad una compa'
raci6n napoleonica, como usted dice
Y es el primero en- comunicarmelo, pol
efecto de inventiva nal intenciona
da, para procurar, sin lograrlo, zahe
rirme con supuestas Y torpes aprecia'
clones.
Los que estan a mi lado no tiener
presunciones de grandes conocimien
..(Pasa a la Sa. Col 2a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25
CUALES SON LOS
PROPOSITOS DEL
!NDoMABLE
REBELDE
"Mis hombres me abandonan
-ha dicho-pero va veran
como surjo mas fuerte
v pcderoso. ....... "

correspondence E>prrla. para IL PRENHN'
Ell PASO, Tex, Mayo ga cua-
renta millas de Ell Vale, en- un pun
to llamado San Lorenzo, Sc encuen-
ira Francisco Villa con su campamer-
to, en- ell que Sc hallan algunos clen-
ros de hombres. Villa ha lido des-
cansar a esperar mejores epocas,
desesperado de no haber podido reall-
zar su sueno de poner el Estado de
Chihuahua bajo su control.
Ell indomab,e jefe rehelde ha distrl-
buido sus fuerzas en- pequenas partl-
das, las que Sc dedicaran a destrulr
las comunicaciones en- las Was del Cepr
. trail del Noroeste, en- tanto que el
general Jose Ines Salazar desarrolla
una campana de "proteccion" en- ell
ncrte del Estado.
Los informes que llegan respecto
los planes de Villa son en- extreme
contradictorios. Por una parte Sc di-
ce que fue el quien ordeno muchos
de sus iefes-aquellos que pueden ser
admitidos en- las filas carrancistas7v
que aceptaran la invitacion que hlzo
ell general Murguia a todos los rebel
des, de acojerse Ia amnistia ofre-
cida por ell gobierno de don Venustia-
TO Carranza.
Cual Sc dice que es el proposito de
Villa. !
Ell proposito de Villa, segln esos in,
formes, es ell de hacerse de elemen-
tos de guerra, de los, que esta suma-
mente escaso, 10 que Sc atribuye la'
causa principal de su fracaso en- la
Ultima campana.
Villa comprende que la unica ma:
nera de hacerse de armas y municio-
mes para su gente es quitandoselas
Murguia, pues de los Estados Unidos
no puede recibir nj una ca1abina nj
{Pasa a Ia Ia. col. 4a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25
MEXICO
PR()SPE ER()
! FELIz
PREOIcf IGNAGIN BOK|LLAS
Dice que pronto habra CO.
mestibles para el consume
del pals y para abas-
tecer eli mundo

WASHINGTON, Mayo 24.-Pu-
blicaron hoy los peri6dicos de este
puerto unas declaraciones del Emba-
iador de Mexico en- los Estados Uni
dos, Ingeniero Ignacio Bonillas. en-
las cua!es el diplomatico meXicano
asegura que muy pronto habra en- su
pals una abundancia general con IA
cual Sc habran lido para sIempre los
las de miseria que la sufrido en-
'os iltimos amos el pueblo de Ia re-
:uelta Republica.
"Dentro de pocos meses-declara
Ronil!as-se habra acabado la mise
(Pasa la So. col. 3a.}
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25
ASH HABLO FL GRAIL.
MONTANA
Mexico ES UN VOLCAN
En- cuyo fondo hiervess las
rencillas y las pasiones

Acaba de llegar a esta ciudad,
procedente de Ia Capital de la Repd-
blica, ell senor general del extinto ejer
cito federal D. Juan Montana, quien
viene a San Antonio, en-, union de su
familia, con objeto de establecer a
qui su residencia.
Ell general Montana es miembro
de la institution federal disuelta erf
Teoloyucan, desde el triunfo de la
revolucion hasta la fecha. ha estado
viviendo en- la ciudad de Mexico, ale
jado de los hombres del actual 60
bierno, y entregado a trabajos par
ticulares de caracter comercial.
Tuvimos OCCASION de cambiar al
gunas palabras con ell recien llegado,
quien nos confirmo las noticias que
nosotros hemos publicado con ante
rioridad, respecto a la dificil situa-
ci6n que prevalece en- la Republica,
v especialmente en- la ciudad de Me-
xico, viendola desde .el punto de Wis
ia politico y economico
No espere mas que hacer una ope'
racion favorable para mi.-dijo ell
general MontanD,-para emprender
la marcha a esta ciudad, en- busca de
IN sitio en- donde poder vivir sin
riesgos, sin zozobras y con cierto
desahogo. Mexico es un volcan; un
centro de pasiones proximo des-
bordarse. Los hombres del gcbierno
Sc tienen mdtuos temores, Sc insul-
tan entire 81 y Sc echan en- cara sus
Rsss Ia Ss. pIans, col. sa-)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25
LOS ALEMANES VAN \ OPERAH
UNA ESTACION lNALAMBRI-
CA EN- BUENOS AIRES.

BUENOS AIRES. Mayo 2+.-Una
estaci6n ina!ambrica alemana ha 81
do irstalada en- esta capital : Sc es-
pera que muy en- breve empezara
ser operada por IA empresa que Ia
erigi6. Algunos de los peri6dicos que
Sc publican aqui, piden a gobierno
que Sc prohiba el uSo de dicha plan
"a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25
LA GUERRA CIVIL HA
ESTALLADO EN- PORTUGAL
La fIota Iusitana estd bombardeando Lisboo
E. EJERCITO PERMANECE LEAL AL GOBNO.
ESTA DEFENDIENDO LA CIUDAD

Portugal decian que los agentes ale
names estaban maquinando para agi-
tar al pueblo Y que esos comisiona-
dos del gobierno teuton Sc debian las
manifestations tunultuosas del pue-
bio. Desde hace dos semanas Sc We
nian repitiendo diario las demostra-
clones hostiles al gobierno, pero el do
mingo Ia cosa subio de punto y las
autoridades Sc vieron precisadas a
usar de la fuerza para repeler la a.
erosion. resultando del choque habi-
do, muchos muertos Y heridos. Esta
accion energica del gobierno acabo de
excitar los animos y el lunes esta-
ll6 la rebellion de la policia Y los ma
rinos.
Todavia hasta las ultimas horas de
aver ell gobierno doninaba Ia situa-
ci6n en- Ia Capital Y estaba hacienda
muchas aprehensiones de complicados
en- Ia revuelta.
No puede predecirse, sin embargo,
cual sers el resultado de Ia subieba.
ci6n, pues de todas parties del pals les
estan llegando refuerzos los rebel
des. El lunes fueron saqueadas mu'
chas tiendas de Ia capital, estimando.
Sc las perdidas en- diez millones de pc.
Setas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25
Una VISTA IL SR.
ARzOBISPO
Ell ESTADO DEL PRELADO
Es muy lamentable por las
penas que lie aflijen

Aver en- Ia manana eStuylmoS en-
la casa cural del Coraz6n de Maria,
sta en- Ia Gale de Conchos, de esta
ciudad, con obieto de hacer una vlsi-
ia al senior Arzobispo de Mexico, don
Jose Mora Y del Rio, de cuyo arribo
San Antonio dimos oportuna noticla
en- nuestro numero anterior.
Ell presbitero don Carlos Villegas,
que es quien ha acompanado a Su
Ilustrisima durante el tempo que lie
va de destierro, Sc sirvio amablemen-
te introducirnos en- la habitacion del
ilustre prelado, con objeto de camblar
con el algunas cuantas palabras y de
recoger las impresiones que sobre a
suntos de actualidad tuviera forma-
das.
Desgraciadamente, el senor Arzo-
bispo Sc encuentra en- exceso agobia-
do Dor ell cansancio, abatido por las
penas que afligen nuestro pals, y
en- un estado tai de decaimiento, que
fue materialmente impossible que tu-
vieramos Ia entrevista deseada.
Monsefior Mora y del Rio Sc sirvi6
manifestarnos, por conducto del Pa
Dire Villegas, que sentia vivamente no
poder completeness, en- virtud del es-
.
tado en- que Sc hailaba, pero que, tan
pronto como Sc repusiera un tanto de
su abatimiento, tendria con todo gus
to un ratio de platica con nosotros, con
objeto de hablar largamente sobre la
situaci6n de nuestro pals y acerca de
(Pasa a "a. sa. Ccl. 3a.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25
Los canoneros "Bonifoz'' y
Marques della Victoria
recib:eron 6rdenes ter
minontes del pGob.
Francia Sc quejo de que los
sumergib!es teutones ope-
ran dentfo de los aguas
territorieles de Espana
Ser,tcio Especial para IL pRENsA.

MADRID, Mayo 24.-El gobierno
espanol recibio una nota de, de IL
Republica francesa en- n que este Sc
queja Ge que operan submarines ale
names dentro de los lim.tes terrific
riales de los mares de EspaHa : pide
que Sc eviten esas violacioNes 4 ias
leyes de neutra.idad.
Esta interesante noticia fut pro
porcionada la prensa por el jc:e de.
gobierno. Seaoy Garcia PrietO, quicn
al n;smo tempo. declare que habiam
sido liDradas las ordenes cecesarias
para que salieran los caaoneros 30
nifaz'' : Marques &e Ia Victoria I
hacer servio de vig;Ianc;a por las
regiones donde Sc dice que operan
las Submarines :eutoaeS. con 0rdenes
de d.sparar sobre tstos en- cuanto .cs
tengan Ia vista.
ia Epoc2." q tratar este asunto,
pide Al gobierno que emplee toda Ia
marina dc guerra CT n persecution
de los sumergIbles
Coaferenci6 Alba con Ell Embajador
frances.
Esta tarde tuv;eron una conferen-
cia cl Miristro de Relaciones EXte-
riores Y el Embajador lie Francia en-
Espana. Sc dice que Ia entrevista
fua my cordia. ' Sc tiscutieron en-
ella interesantes &surtos relaciona-
dos con Ia neutralidad de este pals.
Fl Ministro Alba Sc nego 4 pro-
porcionar detalleS de a coniercmcia
los periodistas y les encarec!6 Ia
mayor cordura en- sus iniormaciones,
pues Ia situacjoa porque atrariesa
ESpaHa es muy delicada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25

OSSINING, n. Y, Mayo 24.-Ano-
che, a las once en- punto, fue ejecuta-
do en- la silla electrical de la penlten-
cjaria de Sing Sing, en- donde Sc halla-
ba internado, el Doctor Arthur War
ren Waite. un joven dentista, que hace
poco mas de un ano dio muerte a su
padre politico, Mr.. John E. Peck, de
Grand Rapids, Mich, con ell delibera-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25
ANN|STIA PARAl0S
DFSTERRADOS

+ 7.
+ Persona negada aver de la ca
= pital &c la Republica, trae la no j
!. ticia, por enesima vez llegada
= esta ciudad, de que ell ex-Primer :
:. Jefe ahora Presidente de la :
!. Republica, Sc decide al fin die .
= tar una amplia ley de amnistia, :
!. que abrira de nue2o las puertas :
!. de Mexico, la gran muchedum- :
!. bre de mexicanos desterrados.
= Por supuesto que aqul nadie
= cree en- las amnistias del nuevo :
:. regimen, y por consiguiente, no !
+ seran muchos los que a ella Sc :
= acogieran, en- case de que real :
!. mente fuera dictada.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25

En- una breve nOta. recogida a la
ma media de Ia manana de aver,
dabamos Il nuestros lectores Ia notl-
cia de que e. Sr. General Don Juven-
clio Robles, de los viejos Generates
del Ejercito Federal MeXicano, ha-
bia entrado en- periodic agonico. des-
puas de larga Y cruel enfermedad,
contra Ia cual en- vano Sc debatieron
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-25
Fl aiusticiado fue uno de los mas raros
especimenes deli crimen
Pero no empleo el veneno nj el punal; LEI
inocul6 Waldo de su ciencla, los germe'
nes de una incurable enfermedad

do proposito de quedarse dueno de la
gran fortuna que aquel poseia.
Precisamente el lunes de la presen-
te semana, hizo un aho que el doctor
Waite confeso ser el autor del citado
crimen, que, como Sc recordara, ocup6
por muchos dias Ia atencion publica y
dio material para muchas columnas
Pasa a la Ia. col. 3a.)