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SEE SUBMARINES EVERYWHERE

NEW YORK, Jan. s. - Incoming British and other shippers now to see German submarines everywhere bt most of the boats seem to be nothing but imaginary There are also current stories of the sinking of British merchantmen in the Atlantic and one story Is that the Germans are now drawing submarine ring around the British islands in one final effort to cut off British sup plies entirely Most of this belief is supposed to be cauS ed by the fear of such an eventua and not by any real truth.
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LONDON EXPECTS SUB CAMPAIGN

LONDON Jan. II. - The Times edtOnaIly agan warns the country that Germanys apparent quetness at sea at present that preparations for greater so- marine campaign than ever are being made; 1t mnts openly that all indications point the fact that the Ger mans are now preparing to make wholesale attack on Atlantic shipping and will not be particular as to what nation ship eOngS if it is carrying supplies to the Brit ssh islands
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WOMEN CHEER WHEN
 PROHIBITION PASSED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The Sheperd Dry bill passed the sneate today after bitter argument by a vote of fifty-fve to twenty-two. On the vote being announced the women in the galleries cheered.
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ARRESTED FOR GRAFT

CHICAGO, Jan. 1O.-Thomas New bold, a wealthy cabaret and hotel manager, was arrested for graft to- day. He is said to be member of a graft ring which is now being prob ed.
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REPLY KEPT SECRET

to the Wilson note arrived today but given to PreSi dent Wilson and Secretary of State Lansing in the strict est secrecy Nothing has been dyuged yet but from a lied sources it is learned that the Entente nations arrived at a conclusion quickly.
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Southwestern Alaska

Some developments were continued on the copper deposits of the lliamna region, but as yet there are no pro- ducing mines in this field. A small cyaniding plant was installed and op- erated to handle the old tailings of the Apollo mine, on Unga Island. A large body of low-grade auriferous quartz is said to have been found on the south side of Unga Island, about 3 miles from the Apollo mine. Some auriferouS gravels were found in 1916 on the east side of the Alaska Peni- nsula, between Cold and Katmai bays. It appears that the placers were found on only one creek, and the out put was only a few hundred dollars. The discovery, so far as known is of importance only in marking a new To- cality where auriferous mineraIiza- tion has taken place. Beach placer mining was continued on Kodiak and Popof islands.
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RUSSIANS BEATEN BACK

BERLIN Jan. 11.-RusSian counter attacks m Rotl' mania have been beaten back with great losses to the enemy They have been retired further m the haSlmo valley and Nackensen after furious fighting has forced them back behind the Sereth In the nOrth the war of ice reports the Russians renewed their attacks south west of Riga but were unsuccessful.
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PITTSBURG, Jan. 10.-Thaw's friends predict a bitter fight over the charges for which he has been in- dicted. They say the indictment is nothing but another step in the per secution of the man. His mothers home is now being carefully watched.
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TELEGRAPHIC HISTORY OF THE WAR
ITALIANS WATCH THE GREEKS

AMSTERDAM Jan 8.-ReportS coming indirectly from Rome indicate that the Italian government IS rem forcing it's army in the right wing ot the Aed mes on the Creek front in preparation for an expected attack by me Greek army on the allied That Greece will soon take part is the general opinion now in European neu- tlal countries
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WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The big sensation of the leak charges came today when T. w. Lawson, the Boston fnatcier. on the witness stand told the Investigating committee that of- ficialdom in Washington is just honevcombed with leaks from the sU'
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HARRY THAW ENDS
 HIS CRAZY CAREER

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Hilary Thaw, It IS sate to say has ended his mad Detectives today oca- ed him in house in Walnut street and after surrounding the place they entered and found him with both wrists and throat cut He quietly asked the detectives to have Dr. Kirby summoned and he taken to St Mary nos pital Soon after his removal Dr. Kirby mtlmateo thaV his recovery is impossible.
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GERARD SPEECH CORRECT

BERLIN Jan. 11.-It announced today that the speech made by Gerard the American ambassador at the American Association of Commerce was correctly quot ed The newspapers point out that he did not mention other powers but simply congratulated Germany and de-
 red that the relations between Germany and the Unit ed States are friendly and really cordial than ever
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BELIEVE PEACE NEAR

GENEVA, Jan 11.-On the arrival ot the report that ihp British premier said peace had been rejected 1t was declared here that the Swiss government has nto nation to the effect that the Entente will enter into peace discussion The only concrete circumstance men
 toned to bear this out is the retirement ot the Russian premier which is believed to have been caused by the m iInences that desire peace.
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RIuGARS THWART BRITISH

BERLIN Jan. 8.-Yesterday Sofia reports, the British made determined attempts to gain possession ot advanced positions of the Bugars near Lake Doran on the Macedonian front but the attempts failed The Brit sh offensive on the Struma river have apparently been abandoned at least for the present.
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RUSSIANS TELL DIFFERENT STORY

PETROGRAD, Jan. 0-Ihe Russians oy surprlSe aC tacks yesterday captured enemy trenches in the Ouz valley and also number of prisoners, The Rommanians to the northwest of Fokchany retired little distance eastward under pressure TeutOn attacks in dense for nation have been repulsed near Pechescm SIX yersts southwest of Fokchany The TeutOn attacks the lower Buzeu river have also been repused
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BRITISH REFUSE GERMANS

LONDON, Jan. S. - After heavy artillery prepara- ton yesterday the Germans attempted to recapture the lost posts taken by us north of Beaumont but they were esed General Haig also reports that our troops have made successful raids south of Armentieres
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SIX AEROPLANES DESTROYED

HEREIN, Jan. 8.-The Germans yesterday destroyed six Entente aeropanes and on that single day on the and some thrilling scenes were presented Several ar men on both sides lost their lives.
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ATHENS, Jan 9-King Constantine applied for to- day and receeved bread ticket of e regular kind that IS issued to all heads of families in Greece The kng says he believes that under the conditions prevailing king should fare just like anyone else.
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ELECTORS CAST
 VOTES TODAY

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-At noon today the presidential electors will meet at the respective capitals of their states and cast the ballots for Presi- dent.
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THE RUSSIAN REPORT

PETROGRAD Jan. 11.-West of Riga the Russians have renewed the attacks and have scored mile advance and taken several positions In the ROumanian theatre the Teutons have made eight frutess attacks on single height north of the KaSmO river
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HOUSE PASSES THE
 EDUCATIONAL BILL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1O.-The House today passed the Hughes vo- cational education bill and similar measure has passed the senate.
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THINK BIG WORK DONE

PARIS, Jan. 9-Rome reports that Premier Brland believe the Entente Council recently held was fruitful nd timely and accomplished great deal but no details
 ,ork transacted have been told.
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BRITISH WIN AT KUT

LONDON, Jan. 11.-By a tremendous dash the Brit sh troops have captured thousand yards of Turkish trenches northeast of KuteAmara and have taken two hundred prisoners
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RUSHING PROHIBITION

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Congress is rushing legislation on the Shepherd Prohibition bill. The vote will take place in the senate tomorrow.
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BRITISH SHIP SUNK

LONDON, Jan. 11.-lt was announced today that an enemy submarine sank the British admiralty ship Corn wallis in the Mediterranean last Sunday.
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ENTENTE REPLIES

WASHINGTON Jar 1.-The Entente reply to the Wilson peace note was delivered to the American ambaS sador in Paris today.
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KANSAS CITY, Jan. lO.-Fred Gump, the father of the boy whom Harry Thaw is accused of assaulting, refuses to talk of the matter.
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FIXED FOOD PRICE IN ENGLAND

LONDON, Jan 9.-BarOn Davenport, the controller O1 fooG has fixed price on the corps Of 1917 to De vent eXtOrtiOn
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ARTILLERY IN WEST

PARIS, Jan. 9-Artllery fighting is reported from near WOevIe
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CHAPLAIN IN JAIL

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1O.-CapIan began his sentence in San Quentin prison today. An appeal is pending.
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Sc HA S~OLUClONADO..
(Viene de Ia "a. Pag.)

0es de los b~rittnicos. No tuve ITEM
20 paar visitar q frente ingles, pefo
yisto mil'ares de soldados ingleses
regras2ndo dc las trincheras para
gozar de breyc licencia. Sc les We
fuertes y gozosos; su c]ont!nente es
81 De conquistador.
"Nuastros nomDreo comienzan a
mostlarse en- e! vasto e~scenarlo.
Como que arribos dc los contin-
gontes Sc srcedcn a menudo ell sol
dado americana es "a familiar en-
Fraucia. Es inmcnsamente popular.
Su bella a7~ariencia, su buen caracter
" su c~ont;ncnte De soldado lie han
conquistado admiration Y respeto ell
todas parties"
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2uicre dominic complete.

No le convene al gobiernO carran'
ciyta-segin Sc aSegura cue triunfc
a candidGtura de los "~jndepenGien-
tcz", = es por este q de hecho apoya
I los candidates ole han considerable
legitimo triunfo ell obtenido en- !as G
!~ecciones que Sc efectuaron el mes Na.
sado.
81 SC d;era el triunfo j Ia canSiGa'
tura intituiada independents, e. ms
pecto~ Garcia quedaria con e. DO
Mimic complete de Ia ~Situacion. pues
cue 81 autoridad, ahora ~concretada a
los negoclos comerciales Y un tanto
~diplomaticos del gobierno en- esta par
te dc la frontera, Sc ~eXtenderia q &c
rr;torio mcxicano, quedando bajo su
control Ia situacion po!itica y adni-
n~istrativa dc Ciudad Juarez, una de
las mas importantes plazas de Ia from
terra.
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!iABRA !M9CRTANTES CAMBiOS.
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rez. coatienda Que la caldeado los
!rimos dividido a los carrancistaS,
porQue los dos grupos que tomaron
carte en L lucna electoral no quic-
zen perdcr y ninguno de ellos esta
i.spuesto 4 dejarse veneer por G.!
-cntrario.
e Inspector General de ConsuladoS.
csta considerable COM el director del
crupo que apare:e como 'indepen
~licnts". grupo que Herdio Ell las pa.
sadas elecciones, "debido a los escan
dalosos fraudes c~lectorales cometidos
Dor los agentes de las au~toridades",
eegin 10 dice tcxtualmeate II hoja
suelta firmada por los descontentos
cue han pcdido la nulidad de las cleo
clones.
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NO HAY ACUERDO POSSIBLE

MADRID, Diciembre l1.-En com
pletamente incierta Il noticia que ma
circulado acerca de cue el Jefe de
Las Derechas espanolas Don Anto-
aio Maura, haya enviado un emisa-
RIO al senior Garcia Prieto. ]proponien-
dole 2 este ~entabaiar determlnadas
negociaciones mediante las cua!es
los mauristas apoyarian al nuevo
Gabinete 81 este accedia a compartir
el poder, a, 2 en- parte, con los
elementos poiiticos que acaudl!la
Don Antonio Maura.
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-CMpRAMoS, VENDEMOS 7
CAMSIAMOS MUEBLES
Crfti;to liberal. Ah1nOs c6mnaos,
WESTERN FURNITURE CO.
5I2-1s ". Commerce st

ma que los bolsheviki han ordenado
a las tropas de los monies Caucasicos,
marchen sobre el e~jercito rebelde de
Kaledines, Korniloff Y Putoff con or
dencS de combatirlos hasta derrotar-
los completamente.
Otro despacho de Londrcs, dice
que han salido tambien fuerzas de
los frentes del Baltico Y ell Mar Ne
gro, hacia las provincias cosacas.
Parece que todavia no han~scurri-
do combates ningunos entire las fuer-
zas DEF gobicrno ruso Y las de los
Observation-Disclosures.
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Greece Ia revolution
en- Ell sur de Ia
Rep1blica Mex.
Los felicistas derrOtarOn.
a una partida carranClSta

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Diciembre
2.-Las dltimas noticias traidas a
esta capital por los viajeros del Sur
de los Estados de Chiapas Y Oaxaca,
: las proporcionadas por a'gunos de
los mismos iefes carrancistaS que han
do a combatir a los rebeldes de aQae-
las cntidades, afirman que, contra
81 decir Official, Ia revuelta suriana ha
.omado gran increrento durante los
.il!imoS meses.
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dc la manana. porque 4 esa nora los
Giarios americanos la publicaron en-
edic;oneS extraordinarias.
Anoche mismo deben habcr salido
de esta ciudad para ell fuerte de Lea
venworth, Kansas, los dcmas senten-
ciados, para eXtinguir ALA sus conde-
mas.
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Les ultimos combates.

Hace pocos dias, n fuerza del 20.
5iarno de tresciertos hombres, Sc a
"entur6 por ia sierra del Norte, ha-
Ella Choapam. con el objeto de batlr
4 los c~arrancistas.
Sc trab6 IN pequeno combate, cer-
ca del rio de Ia Lana, el cual wa ha-
5ian paSado los carrancisva7, entire
5stos : los mixtecas. comoate en- c!
que los primeros fueron obligados d
r~et;rarse precipitadamente 9 inter
arse en- el Estado de Veracruz. a
bandonardo toda SUI impedimenta.
Los serranos los perAguieron hasta
Playa Vicentey y los perseguidos 81
-u;cron de largo hasta hacerse fuer-
es en- Estaci0n Perez.
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Cuinientos rifles.

Una fuerzaS c~arrancista. que cons
taba de se;cientos hombres, avanzo
7or Nichixtldn. para a~saltar Y tomar
81 pueblo de Nodocomo, defendido
cor los ~scrranos.
Estos 50 e~nteraron del avance ca
r~rancista. Y sa';eron del pueblo. con
u fin De tenderles una cmboscada, en-
\ cual cayeron.
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Las fucrzas mixtecaS.

Los reberles del Estado han logra-
10 o-ganiZar IN cuerpo de tuerz&s
nixtecas, fuerte en- mas de mi! hon.
5rcs. ure sc italian completamente
luenas de Ia sierra V de todos los po-
hiaGcs 4 ella ~ceTcanos. Su gran como
cimiento del t~erreno, hace impossible
,oda persecution en- su contra. Y les
Ia OCCASION de tender a los ~carrancis'
tas emboscadas en- las que les hacen
yerdaderas carnicerias.
Ultimamente, los rebeldes miXtecas
.'ogreron exterder 81 territorio hasta
~Ioquila V Jami!tepec. arrojando de
ina gran region 4 las tropas del go
lierno.
Per el lado de Nochist'an, los re-
9cldes. despu9s de renidos combates,
Ian logrado desalojar completamen-
e 4 los carsancistas, de los lugares
1uc ocupaban.
Por otya parte. el Estado entero
sta de narte de los rebeldes, asl es
auc a Gstos da toda Ia ayuda, todas
las informacioncs y todas las facllt-
Iades que MEGA 4 los carrancistas.
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~aIorCadOs aver
trece de los Negroes
Que Sc amOtinarOnI
en- Houston

ron ell Ia ciudad de Houston, Texas,
Ia nocha del % de Agosto del corrien-
te ano, al sublevarse una parte de los
zoidados del "a Regimiento de Infan-
a., terra, cuyo personal esta integrado
! 7or neglos.
Dimos cuenta tambien de cue Sc
habia efectuado Ia vista de Ia .causa
Je SO soldados del referido Regj-
m:ento. ante una Corte Marcial, que
dur6 examinando testigos Y acusados,
gor mas de dos semanas, Y Ia cual
ccnden6 4 trece de los a~motinados,
= sufrir Ia pena capital.
Pues bien. el lunes por Ia tarde, Sc
recibio en- el Quartet general del Fuer-
! re Sam Houston, Ia confirmation de
la ~sentencia, 10 que fue communicate
| al c~omandante de Ia fortaleza, coro-
mel Willard F. Waltz, Quien dispuso
f1eran construidos los patibuios, CO.
misionandose para e'lo a n compa-
, MA del Cuerpo de Ingenieros, Ia que
! estuvo trabajando toda Ia noche del
Ilunes al martes para l~cvantarlos, en-
IN arroyo distante dos millas del Cam
DO Travis. Ell direction a Salado.
La e;ecucion de Ia terrible pena.
BESIDE que los IS neg.os procesados
! fueron traidos al Campo Travis de
esta ciudad, procadentes de Column
ous. \. NJ. han cstado siendo escol-
tados por "a Compahia {. del 70 de
Infanteria de Inca, habiendo sido
reGoblaaa Ia escoita e. lunes por la
ta-de con IN re,@n De c:ento vcint!-
circo hombres de cabal' eria.
Los ~prisioneros Sc dieron cuenta dc
n man;obra. y docc de clos, precisa-
mente de los que fueron ejecltados,
p!dleron e auxilio spiritual de un
miaistro de su religion, h~abiendose.
ses ~coHccdido.
4 las $50 de Ia manana del dia de
yer. e! coronel Walt orden6 que
Le los sesentq V tres p~risioneros ne
= el sargcnto William C. NeSbit,
.ot cabos Larnon J. Brown. James
Whsatley. Jassa More ' Charles Bal
l:more: los eo3lados William Bracken-
ridge. Thomas c. Hawkins. Carlos
Saodgras. ira 3. Davis. Frank John
,on. Ris'ey W. Young : Pat Nc
Whorter, fueran conducidos en- un
canton que sc nuso Ell Marcia. Gus
.odiado por Glen so,dados De la COM
3@aia c. lel 10 y los cicnto veinti-
rinco honbrcs dc caba!icria.
Cincucnta minutes duro Ia Gamma
= lie aquclla pcqaala fuerza. que q
as go Sc dete2:a frcnte al patibulo
quc Ii nochc anterior habia sido le-
v&ntado por los ~carpinteros m~ilitarcs.
Los ~pr!sioncros 10 Sc inmutaron
!! yer ol cadalso, sino que al unisono
Grorrump;croa en- in himno.
Todavia cstaban trabajando los
rarp;nteros. qIe martilleaban scbre
'o5 ultimos ciaros Y aiustaban las
,calb!2acionc= de Ia horca, cuando
iegagon los reos.
Cuando q coronel Waltz fu6 ayi-
sado DC que va todo cStaba listo. los
trcce ~prisioneros fueroH baiadoS del
F
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DF~T0 <"r"r 81 rarGdcrO de nj tHTmana
IgRacia Ca>iGlinda. tie Uuica rcCibi sus Ill
limp rr'tria~ dc S?l C~crnardin". Cal. ita-
=" g. amos nu" no IN V3O. DlriitTSe q Sa-
r. Ga,iadcdl, Box SO GLENDALE, ANIZ.
H5Ji
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WASHINGTON, DicieEl5re IL
Sc espera de un momento a otro. no.
ticias so5re Ia nucva situaci6n crea-
da en- Russia por ell avance de las
fuerzas rebeldes de Kaledines. kcr-
Iniloff Duttoff, hacia Moscu V la
cia la Siberia.
Aun cuando no crea que los Esta-
dos Unidos Y los demas paises ALA
dos. est&n en- communication cen los
m~encionados revolucionarios. Sc cree
que ella nodria ser possible por la
parte de Persia. cs decir. por TifliS.
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IuVTS mnEiranO. tie - aIds-dc edad. ira
lnnrafO Y sin vicios. drSca tenet
rurre,p0ndCnCia con S1N0rita DE- Il & =
Dc rdad. ohirtn ~maIrlmOniO. Para
mas iurGrmpS hiriiHnS" q lose Valdez. r.
RoX a.. KEMMEREIi WNn. t2ti'
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nESEO sabcr 81 paradero de mi hcrmlno
Antonio PedrOza. que en- 1916 se enCOnlra-
ba cn Narn. >uu., de- - aiIos dc edad; So
fiaS EARTHQUAKES: ri andar fai-2a I'M pie.
Dare 500 dc GRATIFICAC!ON 4 Quicn in
rOrmc 4 Ramon TeGr0Za. PlNON. COLO
fSiIN
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CUENA GRATITICACION i Ia persona que
de iuformcs del paraderO de mi eSpOsa.
,IOsrra Z3ragnzl dc Neila. y dc III! hIjo
Antonio Mciia. que dcSapareclernl de Ar
ccniinc. KanS.. 81 tfa 3 de Diciembrc. d.
riitrse 4 TOribio Mcjia, T. o. Box .,
ARGENTINE. EkNS. (Tiil.
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LONDRES. Die. 11.-Las noticias
reeibidas hoy sobre Ia situaci6n rusa,
con motive del mcvimiento contra-rc-
volucionario de les generates Kale-
dimes Y korniioff, dicen que los boil
sheviki empie2an a temer cue pronto
pueden perder el control soore los
soldados.
Sc afirma en- Moscow, donde Sc as
pera una gran hatal!a, que las tropas
rebcldes han empezado a n So
bre Ia mencionada e importantisima
plaza. ' que los boisheyiki han en-
contrado grandes dificultades para
maEtener su Influenza efectiva sobre
Ell e~jGrcito que la guarnece.
Es tan grave Ia ~situaci6n, y ha da-
do lugar d tales temores ia actitud
de los. soldados de Moscow ante Ia.
approximation de los rebeldes, que e.
comandarte de la guarnici6n ha Or.
dorado que en- las GALES PARTICIPATES
sean colocadas companies de ametra-
Iladoras, con 6rdenes de disparar So
bre los aue p~retendan insubordinarse.
Tn despaclio de Copenhague afr
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s7hcr 81 paradcrn dc IN! hrrmal1
Rl:s Sanchez. N'In del ~. SUtcro sanchez
:" dr l. sra. Ia"inIa Eryc-. Originari0 De
Victoria. TamS.. Mex. dc % amos DO
rdad. alto, moreno. DIrIjirSe a SiX,o Sill
chez. 9I3 Central Ave. ENPnRIA, kANS.
t3!6.A
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CANA TERRENO LA.......
(Viene de la Pag 2a.)

yectcs del gobierno de Lenine y de
Trotzky.
Los balshevikis. no cuentan sino
con IN total de dos millones de votos.
Esto prueba que las otras facciones
sc han undo para oponerse termi-
nantemente a que Sc llegue con Ale
mania a algun arreglo que pueda re-
dunbar en- perjuicio dc las D~aciones
aliadas con Russia en- Ia gran que
ira.
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MATRIMONIAIES

MTXlCiNn lirnrG.Io. dc hucuaS costlm-
lrns. sin yirios. drS"a Con;racr ,iatrimn-
niu cuu Sr10r!iI bIcn Dr"Seniada. &c IS
2 = amos de caad. No preClSa sea Ills
trada. Dirijirsr 4 Jesus Rodriguez. Box
2J-. LAR NFE. WYD. i2tJ).
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PESCUISAS-

stn.OA nF GRaTIFICACIGN. dos amos de
suscripc:Gn a Ia pRENSA. o libros por
igial ralor. 4 Gnicn dc tnrormes del pa
radern de TrodosiC Gonzalez. Cuien en- 1915
Sc hallaba IN Reno. Okla. Diriiirse a Ro-
dOlfo Gonzalez Flores. Box t3i. READ
ING. PA. tsi9'
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J. II. 4 g.. MiIiRuQUIN: ADarrotcs poF
mayor. Especial atenci6n 4 las dTdcncS
pur cGrrcO. CIsas ell san Antonio, Tex,
Y Ldrcau. Texas.
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81 NECESITA express para que Leye sus
Uetacas q Is estacl0n o Gamble 5us Glue
uIes hGb!ele g Rosales. TeleIoao CrocKef
Isl . Travis itlk
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AVISOS DE
EMPLEOS-

Sc NECESITAN hombreS mexIcanos con IA
mllia, para cOrtar 500 cuerdas de lena y
IImpiar 800 acres de terreno. Diri!irse a
4. c. Chilean. FROST, TEN. tsi3l
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