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The Washington herald., 1917-08-23
Kilbane Superior" Man,
But Leonard Wins Bout

A statistician has compiled list of
several OF the many parts of the hu-
man body and compared those OF
Benny Leonard and Johnny Kilbane.
The result was surprising. He claims
that IN practically all of the salient
features Kilbane is the lightweight
champions physical superior.
For instance. KiIbane has an inch
more chest expansion than his late
conqueror. he is half an inch taller,
his neck is thicker. his calves are bet
ter muscled. and so on and infnitum.
In fact. the mathematically minded
gentleman has everything doped out
except why. being SO far superior, Kill
hane got knocked out.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23
AMATEURS MEET TONIGHT.

The Amateur Baseball Associa-
ton of the District will meet to-
night at Spaldings. 613 18th Street
northwest. for the purpose of COM
pleting plans for the playing OF
the post-season series for amateur
league championship of the Dis
trict.
Three leagues have completed
their playing season and will play
this series for the title. The teams
entering the series and their rep
resentative leagues are as follows:
Truxton A. c., Capital City Lea
que; Maroon Club. Rosedale Lea
que and the General ONCE Team
Of the Terminal Railroad Y. M.
:. A. League. Plans for the play
ing Of the series and an inter-
city series with Richmond and
Baltimore will be made.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23
BIG BATS OF BRAVES
TOO MUCH FOR CARDS

Boston. Aug. 22.-The Braves bats
were busy today and the Cards were
beaten. to /. Score by innings:
st. Louis Q OIL OOOO0-1 5 2
Boston. 4oeo1o01x-su IL /
Batteries: Doak. Watson. May and
Gonzales; Walsh. Nehf and Meyers.
Umpires: Risler and Brsnsneld-
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23
Quantity and Quality Go In Baseball
As In Other Branches of Existence
Two of the Greatest Machines of Modern
Baseball Times Were the Cubs
and the Mackmen
By GRANTLAND RICE.

The professional boxing game passes
in New York State on August q. II
is reported that some of the prompters
viii attempt to continue under the
club system, but from what Gov.
Whitman has said these attempts will
be blocked. Some OF the more promi-
nent promoters have announced that
they will not try to continue. They
will take their boxers through the
sticks" and give exhibitions until the
interest dies.
When it is driven out of New York
professional boxing will have bee,
ousted from its last stronghold. There
is no place in the United States now
where bouts may be fought TO a deci-
sion. Jimmie Coffroth, who promoted
a number of championship nights, when
the game was brisk in California, is
trying to start interest in a few bouts
In Tia Juana across the Mexican line.
His big card will be Jess Willard and
the winner Of the Fulton-Morris fight
There was a time when such a bout
between a pair of giants might have
drawn thousands from all parts OF the
world. Sportsmen would have come
from London. Paris and even from
Petrograd to see il. But that was be-
fore the war. A Morris-WilIard fight
to a finish at Tia Juana would hardly
lure any patronage from Europe.
The srrival of the first American
casualty list from France will be the
quietus on any lingering interest in
prize fighting. The Willard Morris
fight, il it should be staged, would be
the limit OF incongruity.
New Gork's Two Champions.
The passing of the fight game will
see New York in possession Of two
championships. Benny Leonard will
retain the lightweight champion
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23

Heodryx batted for Cullop in eighth.
Detroit...........-....... 900 OOs pr-s
Rnns-Bush, James ErTors-Peckirpaugh
Nunamaker. Two-bsse ht-Cobb Sacrihce hit
: -fecklnpAugh. Sacrifice hy-Yitt. Stolen bsse-
bake. Struck out-By Culup. l. Bases on
baIs-Oh James. 4; OF Cunop, ) Double plays
-Peokinrsugh to Maisel 10 Pipp: Baker to
Fipp. First base on sruS-Detruit / Left
on hases-Detroit, .; New York. 10 Umares-
MesSrA Connolly and Hidetuand Time Of
same-l hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23

ship. and Al Mccoy, Of Brooklv,-
VIII pass into ring history as thel
niddle-weight champion. Leohar4~
won his championship fairly ana q
admittedly the best OF the light
weights OF today. il not the equal
OF any Of those who have held the
title in the past. Al Mccoy is far
from a Ketchel or a Jack Demps.,.
but his claim to the middle weight
title is technically correct
A Boxer and the Fighter.
The tip-off on the boxing eau.
was given by crowd OF small
boys on cross street at Fifth ave
nue. the other day. A crowd Of
youngsters were following Benny
Leonard and the group looked like
Gtbson's picture OF The Cham
pion."
Suddenly there came the bIsra
OF brass band. A detail from tha
Seventh New York Regiment on The
way to join the Fighting Sixty-
ninth was passing Up the avenue.
Gee, soldiers" cried one OF tie
boys. In an instant Benay Lon
ards admirers had forssksa him
and were scsmpering toward he
avenue TO see the men in khaki
swing by.
Even John /. Sullivan in the=e
days could not hold his followers
II Gen. Pershing happened 10 le
passing on the other side OF tb..
street Which would indicate tb-
growth OF clearer sesse OF values.
The prizeighters who are left
9obless by the passing OF the game
in New York State, will have I.
tough time collecting sympstb,.
They can hardly claim that thsra
Is dearth Of opportunity 10 fght.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23
MACKS HIT HARD In
FIFTH BY NDIANS

Cleveland. Aug 2-BattinC in SIX
runs IN the NTH inning today the
Indians won from the Athletics 6 10
). Score:
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23
Leonard batted for D1 Mont in the sixth.
II. Milan batted for Gallia in the ninth.

Leonard batted for Du Mont in the sixth.
II. Milan batted for Gallia in the ninth.
Washington.............. W
81. Louis. 500 lO02 x-9
Runs-shotton, Magee Sisler t2), Pratt t2l.
sloan. SEVERED. LsTan. Menoskey. Rice. Nor
gan Charity. ETrors-Shsnks, c. Milan, Fos-
ter Cg, Charity, Du Mont. Ainsmith. Two
base hitS-Magee, Sloan. Leonard. ThTee-base
hit-LaTan. Stolen basss-Rice, Menoskey. Sis
ler Hit by pitched ball-By Du Mont, Sloan
By Gallia. Sloan Balk-Du Mont. First base
on balls-Oh Davenport. ); of Du Mont. 4; OF
Gallia, /. Struck out-By Davenport, 5; BY
Du Mont, q; by Gallia, /. Hits made-0f Du
Mont, in 5 innings. Left on bases-St. Louis.
10; Washington. !. UmIires-Messrs. OLough-
lin and Dineen. Time Of game-l hour and 30
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23

Runs-Barry, Gamer. Lewis. Hooper (g. Ris-
berg. Errors-LeWis. Gardner, Scott, Schalk.
Williams. Two-base hit-Scott Sacrifice hits
Parry, Gardner Scott. Bases on balls-Oh
Williams. 4; of Leonard. l. Struck out-By
LeoI ard. 4. Umpires-Messrs. Evans and No
rarity. Time Of game hours and 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23

O'Nein, Lsmbeth, Janieson st1rt Nr,In-,-
Ltey, Witt Erors-Lzmbsth, Rms Tvo-
tsso hits-Lambvth, Witt t0 Sacrihcs hit
SroTer. Lambeth. Roth Stolen basa-Cb,--
man. Mamhy. Flint base On errors-Atbisfirs-
i bit On hascs-ClcvelAnd 6: AthIetics s.
Dounie rinys-Chspznan TO HlrTis. ChaTmsn -
NaMte 10 Hams Base o. bsns-Of C1reI-
eskie !: on Lambeth. ] t: OF bush St-o-r
out-by L1mbeth, ?: b. Connie. !: b. 81
bold. Hit by pitched han-By Lsmbsth
llsooiel. VIII pstch-Lambeth. Tmpir,s-
MessiS Nallin and Owens Tine Of game-I
hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23
TIGERS HAND OUT
ZEROS TO YANKEES

Detroit. Aug. 22-AlthoUgh the
Tigers were beld TO two hits today
| they shut out the Yankees. 2 TO o.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23

National League Statistics
Yesterdays RESULTS.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Cincinnati. q; New York, ;.
Philadelphis. s; Chicago. o.
Boston, 6; St. Louis, l.
Brooklyn. 9; Pittsburgh, tz2 inningsl.
Pittsburgh -Brooklyn- n-Second game postponed
darkness.
WHERE THEY PLAY.
Today. Tomorrow.
ST. L. at Boston. st. L. at Boston.
CHM. at N. Y. CHM. at N. Y.
Pitts. at Brook Pitts. at Brook.
Chicago at Phila. Chicago at Phila.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23
FIRST GAME.

Ruus-SeYereid Menoskey, roster. Ztots-
Smith. Lavan TWo-base hits-C. Milan, ia
cobson Sacrifice hits-Shanks. Shott0n. Double
p,ay-shanks to Morgan to Charity. stolen
base-Rice. Hit by pitched ball-By Johnson
(sloan) Base en- bals-Of Groom, ); on har-
per. ; Struck out-By Groom, 2; by Harper, ):
By johnson, $ Pitching record-Of Groom. 8
hit. in 8 innings; of Harper. ; hits in In
nibgs Left on bases-St. Louis, 5; Washing
ton. 7. Umpires-Msssrs. Dipecn aud O'Lough-
lin. Time Of game-l hour and 10 minutes.
CANE
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23

II. Wagner battsd for Boeckel in thirteenth.
krueger batted for Smith in fourteenth.
z. Wheat ran for johnson in twentieth.
Pittsburgh. OG coz 200 600 600 900 900 o-5
Brooklyn.....-... ~ o0O 600 coo 900 900 900 I-s
Runs-Bigbie. Ward. Pitler ~. Wagner, Oh
son. Myers. steneeI, Hickmans a. Cadore En-
rors-Debus. Ward t2, Olson. Myers Johnston,
o. Miller. Cadore. Twobase hits-0lsou, Pit
ler X. Miller. Sacrifice hits-Cheney, r. Miller,
Daubert, O'Rourke. Johnston tD o. Miller,
Olson. Carey. Stolen bases-stengel,. Hickman
~. Double plays-Jacobs to W. Wagner to r.
Miller; Ward to Miller. Hits made-Off Cooper.
II in innings; of Cadore. . in innings; of
Cheney. in l3 innings: of Marquard. / in 9
innings; OF Jacobs, II in ls 23 innings Left
on bases-Pittsbursh. q; Brooklyn. II. First
base On errnrs-Fittsbursh. l; Brooklyn, !.
Struck out-By Cadore, / by Cheney, z; by
iarquard. ?; by Jacobs, 1. First base on balls
on Cadore, 4; or Cheney. /; of Msrquard. !;
off Cooper. !; of Jacobs, ). Hit by pitched
halh-By Cadore. , w. Wagner. Carey. and
BoeckeD. Passed ball-W. Wagner. Umpires-
MesSrs. KLEIN and Enslie
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23

Two singles and a double from
Clyde Milan, with a right handler
hinging.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23

II. Wagner battsd for Boeckel in thirteenth.
hmeger batted for Smith in fourteenth.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-23

The passing Of the fight game will
see New York in possession Of two
championships. Benny Leonard will
retain the lightweight champion
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
ELIAS Gales hsce pr0gaBda
de SUI candidatura en-
Canare3, Sonora
OUIERE ATRAERSE Ell VOTO DE-
LOS MILES DE OBREROS DE
, ESE MINERAL.
correspondence Especial para IL PRENs,.

Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENsi.
NOGALES, Arizona, Fcbrcro e.
Hace una semana que cl general ca
rranciSta. cX-gobernldor mi!itdr de
Sonora, plutarco Elias Gales csta en-
Cananea hacienda propaganda en- IA
vor dc Su c~andidatura para goberna
dor civil del Estado de Sonora. Trata
dc onvcnve a los mineros de Bue-
n~avista y del Ronquillo que 81 lc ayu-
dar en- Su campana. hara ror clos
grandcS bicres.
Gales pcrmitio ultimamentc que
los minCroS nombraran a Su antojO i'm
Ayuntamicnto. a truequc de que los
m.neros lc sostcngan en- las clccciO-
hes futuraG.
Por su pa:tc Jose S. Oregon cucn
ia con los soidados y pucblos del sur
para cunScguir tambicn cl gohicrno
del cstado. v micGtras tantO los dcs.
tinos dc Sonora son Ilcvados por CT
Lie. Falcuzucla que ii siqulcra eo
rccino del EstiGo.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
Ri6gase que Sc hayan efeC
tuad0 manifestations
en- favor de AIemania
Ell PRESIDENTE MUNICIPAL DE
MATAMOROS REITERA SU
AMISTAD HACIA LOS ES-
TADOS UNIDOS.

correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSA
BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Febrcro S.
-Segun 10 refiare Ia prcnSa local,
cl Prcsidcnte Municipal de la H.
Matamoros. senior Rafael Gonzalez,
NIGGA terminantcmentc que en- aquc
LA ciudad Sc haya hechO dcmostra-
cion alguna dc simpatia en- favor de
Alcmania, con motive dc la recicnte
ruptura de relaciones entire los Esta-
dos Unidos y cl Imperio del Kaiser.
FL mismo f]uncionario cXprcSa SUI
cordial amistad hacia este pals, Y la
scguridad dc que las pucrtas dc la
Hcroica estaran siempre abiertas pa
"a rccibir a los ciudadanos america
nos.
Ell Gcrente de la Ciudad Mr.
Williams esta en- estos momentos a.
rreglando los ultimos detalles para Ia
proycctada installation dc bombas
en- la Planta dc Aqua Y Luz. de que
cs propictaria ia MunicipaIiiad de
Brownsville.
Sc aScgura que las mOdificacioncs
que van Il haccrse, adcmds dc dupli,
car cl volumcn actual dc aqua y
fucrZa electrical, cvitaram en- 10 flu
turo las pcrturbacioncs quo a vcccs
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LOS NUEVOS OFiCIALES DEL
CAMPO MAINLAND NUME-
RO 24S2.

En- la junta especial celebrate cl
dia 81 del pr0ximo pasado Enero. pa
ra la designation de oficialcs del
Campo Manzano numcro 2482 dc He
lena. Texas, NJ. 0. NJ, rcsultaron cleo
tas las siguientcs personals para 81
cjcrcicio que tcrmina en- Encro dc
1918.
Sc~crctario, Felipe Villanucva.-Pta
Fix Con. Com, Santos Leal.-Con
Com. Emctcrio Flores. Tcnicntc Con-
sejcro Francisco Condo. LBanquc-
70 Sabas Guerra .Escolta. Victoria
no Alexandra. Vigilantc. Claudio
Alexandra. Centinela, Laureano Re-
yes. ADMINISTRATORS: 10. Pablo Fran
co. 20. Santiago Villanueva. 80. En-
rique Hinojosa. 10. DR.. J. Nodsey.
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Sc SOLICITAN

Agcntcs para la venta de
"LA fRENSA' en- las DO
blacioneS de ANDRADE. Ca
~iifornia, ARLINGTON, Colora-
do y demas poblaciones donde
no las haya. Las personals que
interesen pueden dirigirse soil
citando precio y condolences a
LA PRENSA, Departamento de
AgenteS, GOT Dolorosa Street.
San Antonio. Texas.
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COMO Sc EFECTUO LA APPREHENSION DEL
OBISPO De FAC, D. MIGUEL De Ia MORA
Hizo la entrada a la capital del Estado en- me-
dio de dobIe valla de soldados que m~archaban
al redoble de tambores y al toque de ~cIarines

nuevo Official carrancista que sc ha'
bia hecho cargo de la custodia del
obispo, Sc propuso mortificar al pre-
lado, preguntando a cada instante a.
jcfc, "cual era el palo dondc debia
ser colgado ell REQ y arroiando cor
tumelias y blasfemias al rostro del
prisioncro, quien en- vano trataba de
calmar al iracundo Official.
En- Colotlan, sc inferno al senior de
Ia Mora : a su familiar CT IN cstre-
cho cusrto, dondc rccibi0 Ia vista dc
dos militarcs que d~ijcron tcnian Or
den de r~ccojcr a los rcos todos los
objetos dc valor que tuviera en- 81
poder." A csc cfccto, les fucron re-
cogidos sus r~elojes y lcontinas, que
representation cscaso valor.
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TranClStaS.
Es deyuclto a Monte Escobcdo.

Al dia s~iguicntc, eli Sr. Obispo fuG
regresado a Monte EScobcdo, sin
que pudicra cxplicarsele a que sc de-
bia su trasIado al pueblo dondc ha-
bia Sido aprchcndido. Salieron d re-
cibir al Prelado gran numcro dc mu-
jercS. algunas de las cualcS pidicron
al jcfe c~arranciSta que pusicra en- Ii.
bcrtad al Obispo, cuya apprehension
considcraban un sacrilegio. FL jcfc
c~arrancista contcst0 a las mujcrcs
piadosas que no podia accedcr a 10
quo SC Solicitaban, porquc obrata A.
tcndicudo 0rdcncs su]pcriorcs.
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E I ALMA?

:Esta ell alma en- su cu:rpO! ;Esta
listed sano y fuc.te, o debil y mort
burdo? FL mersaje que pOr medic dc
este periodico mandarin las Tres al
mas nuevaS, es de sumo interes para
TODD ser humane. Lea LA PRENSA
del domingo II de Mario de 1917.
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La COSECHA DE ALGODON EN-
san ANGELO

SAN ANGELO, Texas Febrero 10.
--Sobre 700 pacas de algodon de la
c9secha de 1916 nay aqui ahora pen
dienCes lie venta, segln los datos
compilados eSta semana. 4,076 pacas
iueron coSechadas en- 81 periodic de
19lG-l7, Ell tanto que en- 19l5-l6 Sc
rec2Eisran eco pacas.
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Por que Sc lc tcnia Prcso.

Ell jcGc militar prcgunto cnt9nccs
al Obispo dc ia Mora 81 saba por que
Sc lc tcnia DresO.
No 10 SC. :Podria listed dccIrmc
Ia cauSa?
-Es que listed tuvo n confcren
cia con CT jefc dc los villistas que cS,
tuvicron en- Monte Escobedo.
Esto fuG negado rotundamcntc por
Ct Prelado. quicn aseguro que no ha-
bia tratado con ningun elcmcnto po-
Iitico nj amigo nj cnemigo del so
bicrno dc facto.
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IA SRA. Mariana ',arrId d",ca Sabcr 81
i'arlI"ru del ~. EIlcntE isr"Ia y DC Ia
sra. AguStina NuirE.. c>,4ndD csf3 DlufH3
IN TnrrrGiI III =. aiip tic i1ij, dc dpndc Is
a I'll mia. - Iara grdInICaci0n y
uuicu de IufurImc- rl"Tivs. Ui:tldsc q Bias
i,IIrpy- Shh rIbfu, Cal.
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Llega Ell p~risionero a Villanueva.

DespuGs dc dos dias dc permanent
cia en- CoIotlan, cl obispo Mora y sus
acompanaatcs tueron c~Onducidos i
Vi.lanueva. otra poblaci6n del Esta-
do dc Zacatecas. dondc Sc hizo car
go de los p~risioneros un general, anti
quicn llcvaron variaS damas del pue-
bio IN cscrito pidicndo en- Gl la libcr-
tad del senior dc la Mora. FL general
carrancista no atcndiG la solicitud, y
.icmostrandO 81 CSCaSd ~CducaciOn, HI
70 r,dazoS. Gclantc DC las damas G.
cscvito que lc habian llcvado. En- Vi
llanueva, Sc pcImiti0 a scnor dc Ia
Nora que residicra en- Ia casa de una
iamiIia pobrc, IA que invite al gene
raj ~carrancista para que fucra COM
pancro dc mesa del Prclado. Como Ia
comjda fucra muy CScaSa, Ct genera
ca~rfanciSta SC disgusto profundamCn-
70 y ordcn6 que e. ObiSpo DC Ia Mo-
IA fuera de nuevO conducHo a la pri
sion. dc Ia que salio una noche para
dormir en- Una casa particular, entc-
ramcntc librc, dcspucs dc habcr dado
81 palabra de honor dc que volvcria
al cscuchar e. scgundo toquc de Gle
rim. Esta concession la hizo cl CAPT
tan carrancista que 10 habia aprchcn-
dido en- Monte EScobcdo.
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INTERE SAATE.-lTedigo Ia rccha on que
>c hara Ia I.az IN Europa. Las personas
que dcSccn puedea haCer apucstas onmi-
20. FL tIernpn cStipulado 10 publicare
I'll ias Columns dc este eri0diCo. Pue-
den cscrlblrrTe Subrc cl particular a 1874
Elm s., DALLAS, TEXAS. Eplgmenio po-
rFdS. (2Gl
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sECRErOs MARivILLOsGS.-SI listed q,

SECRETOS MARtVILLOSGS.-Si listed ue-
sea hslIar relicidad, suerte, fortuna. amor.
gloria V soSiego. 81 listed dcsca tener eIi-
TO en- el coniercio, 81 dlIiere triunfar en- sus
enPreSas, 81 qulere llaCcrSe amsr. 81 Quiere
sallr vlctOrioSo en- todOs Sus asuntos y 10
grar lodos SuS deseOS, ptda mi CurIoso H.
brio, cue la Seri enviado gratis \ vuel-
70 lie rOrrcn Elrrcri6n. Sr. J. Vence. hpar.
ado SGT, 1Iabdna. Iuha.
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Sc lie conducc al pueblo dc Colotlan.

Nucyamcntc Sc dicron ordcncs dc
sacar al ObiSpo dc Monte Escobcdo.
En- medic de doblc valia dc aoldados,
fuc conducido al pueblo dc Co!otlan,
habiendosclc proporeionadc un caba-
Ito para que en- el hiciera Ia jornada.
FL jefe carranciSta, que dijo apclii-
darse Gotta Y scr miembro de una IA
milia catolica que reS:dia en- Dou-
glas, Arizona. ~obscqui6 al prclado
una moneda dc cincucnta ccntavoS,
para quo comprara ~naranjas y rcfrcs-
cara su garganta, obstruida por ell
poly0 que lcyantaban los caballos dc
los soldadoS que 10 cuStodiaban. Ell
jefe carrancista habia cambiado dc
mancra dc proceder para con e. Sc
nor dc la Mora, pues 10 tratata con
atencioncS, 10 que no hizo al princi.
Pic, que demoStr0 tener especial in
tereS en- mortificar moral Y fisica-
mcnte al prisionero.
Aabiendo llsssdo = Colotl4n. e.
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Sc lie encarcels junso con una mujer.

FL Obispo Sr. Mora fuc ~intcrnado
en- I'm cuarto d~cstartalado, dondc Sc
encontraban ~priSioneros, una mujcr de
mala conducta J cl padre dc I'm anti
carrancista que pagaba por su hijo
ell Ielito de que 10 acusaban los ca
ryancistas.
La mujcr ~aqueIla, i la primera in
dicaci6n que lc hizo cl Obispo, salio
del cuartucho q pasar IA noche en-
eli corral. dcjando al Prclado Gnica-
mcntc con su Sccrctario, quicncs por
toda CANA y abrigo tuvicron IN jer-
gon.
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PESQUISAS:-

:f-fU->ahcr 81 parGIeru dc nj hiIn ca
Iariru SanGUvil. uIigInsrIp rr rcnIarIu.
tito. Mexico. uilt"U tlclc H. aiiuS dc viyIr
I'll sic lral>. Haze conn 6 NESTS rCrIbEr
nh iIjr IniU Ia .tIf.Ia rarta dc 81. r>,rIia Sc
II i'a~u. irAIS. Nurl'U igraicCcrC 'gdi-
lUlrr inlurIIc 81, me den ar"rra ~ ~
TIrrc"t6u actual. Juan Sarhryal. tDi% ".
houston II. SAN ANTONIO. TENA-.
fJfyI
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ARItEGLO SOMBfER0S-de s%eloTaS, selo.
ri;as Y niIios, pur malo que sea el eSfado
en- que Sc elCucnIren ' 20: deicrioradOs
ql2 Cstep SIS 3dDrnJs. los rcfornO Y
lluIDio perfcCtamcnlc y los dcIo arrcgla-
dos i Ia Ultima moda, pOr 20 y 70 Ceniav0s.
sra. Rubiu. rs reynolds 81. Telefono Gro.
rkplI SIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11

De un amplisimo relate %proporcio-
nado a un peri0dico catolico dc esta
ciudah. sobre la prision del limo. doc
tor don Miguel de la Mora, Ohispo
de Zacatecas, quien sc encuentra de
nuevo en- San Antonio deSterrado
po- los carrancistas. recojeInos los
in~tercsantcs datos que nos sirven pa
ia csta information.
Ell regreSo 4 Mexico.
FL Obispo dc Zacatccas rcgrcSo a
nuestro pals cl mes dc julio del ano
pasado, dcdicandosc a c"jcrccr Su mi
historic episcopal en- parroquias dc su
Di6cesis. siendo estrcchamentc vigl-
ado por los carrancistas, que supo-
nian que cl DR.. dc la Mora habia re-
cresado a Mexico con Ct objcto dc
c~mprcndcr trabajos politicos en- con-
ira del gobicrno dc facto.
Habicndo sido cncontrado en- Mon
tc Escobedo, pueblo que estuv" en-
poder de i partida revolucionaria,
Sc considero magnifica Ia oportunl-
dad para r.occIer 4 Su apprehension.
Fue llamado por e. jcfe militar dc
IA plaza al cuartc! con cl prctcxto
de quc hicicra cntrega dc mi! pesos
que SC ncccsitaban para pagan Z la
tropa. Habicndo manifcstado c! chs
20 que no tcnia csa cantidad Y que
Dor 10 mismo no podria hacer entire
"a de ella, Sc lc acuso dc ]pcrtcneccr
a la faction rebcldc que nabia esta-
do en- cl pueblo Y Sc le declare bien
prcSo. f. jcfc carrancista ordeno tam
bicn la apprehension Dc uD "nciano.
parroco del pueblo, : Dc IN joTrn
ecclesiastical. familiar del scnor Dc ID
Mora. Una vcz unidoS los tres prisio-
ncros. Sc les condujo, N medic \dc
dos fi,as dc soldado>. Il u lugar lla-
mado Pcsquitic. donsic Sc puso en- Ii
bcrtad al anciano Parroco, MERGED a
las gestioncs hcchas por cl ST.. ObiSpo
dc Ia Mora ante el jefc c~arranciSta,
a quicn hizo vcr que cl anciano SC
encontraba achacoso Y no podia So
portar cl tratamicnto a que Sc lc
habia s~ujetado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11

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leans.