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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17

FL PASO. Texas. Julio l6. Ia
r;gid& censura que q iefe de las ope-
raciones contra los revolucionarios
del EStado de Chihuahua tiene en-
v;gor. habja inpedido qJe sc conocie-
raG los sucesos que * reg!SraroN a
semana paS;.da en- ID importante pI"-
Il Ge Hidalgo dc Parra.. chihuahua.
Vago< .Imorcs ha6ia: !lega%o aqui
respecco = que Ia mencionaaa pobls-
cion haoia >ido atacada por las tro-
pas vi!.jS:as; perc ningunos irtormes
direcios = habian reciuido nj Sc CO.
nocian de,ailes ningWnos De! suceSo.
Hoy 50 ha corocido Ia vercad del
asuuto. uue canto haoia ocultado q
genera. Murgiia. Son viajeros. !!ega-
Gos del ;n,e.io. del t.stado vecino,
qa;eres propcrcion& los s.guienteS
info-mcS:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
Villa fusiI6 al Presidente Municipal
Y al Jefe de las Arnas de ParrQL
Entro a sangre y fuegQ en- esa plaza y permi=
ito suS hombreS que Sc dedicaran al plIlaje
Los carrancistas estuuieron ocultando Ia noticia
de esa derroto por espacio de una semana

pero VI era tarde. Los Vi!l.staS hahian
tornado possession de los pUntoS eStra-
ttgicoS caian sobre los carrancis-
taS. atac;.ndolos en- SIS ultimoS re
ductoS. Asi. pueS. toda salvacioN fuc
impossible
FL iefe de laSfuerZu<. cl presiden-
t. municipa! Y otros funcionarios.
cayci on prisioneroS de los rcJeIdes
Francisco Villa los maAGd llevar an.
te Su preSencia y les Gijo Iuc los TIA
fuSilar por "trajIore~, Al prcsi-
dente Municipal. Conception Herrera.
hermano de MacIovio {! jefe carran-
ciSta mae~to Lragicanente er !as cvr-
canias de NUevo Laredo; de LuiS. =
quien Villa fus!lG eH Torre6n. :; d"
Enrique. t! "ctua! preS!dente muai-
cipal de CiuGad ,ju4reZ. ' le dijo que
''tenia que "caba: con todos." por-
que 10 haU!an "traicionaGo.
Herrera. Sobarzo ' v&r,os de sus
ofic:aleS. tueron pasados por las ar
mas en- Ia plaza pjblica
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
BRIIERE TRATA De HACERLE BUENA
ATMOSFERA A CARRANzA EN- N. YORK
Sosnechan en- Wall Street de Ia sceridad de SuS 5orneS
Nefas Bruere dice que siua nanra nca aaa Sc iacauta
de los bancOs no Sc Omp con Ia oa ceh los SanueEoS

por cl jefe del Dopartamento de Ha-
cieEda. Sc dice en- los circuloS finan-
cieros de esta ciudad que cualquier
cfecto provechoso para los intereses
del gobierno de CarranZa que pudie-
ra causar el informe que ha rendi-
do Mr.. Bruere, sera destruido por Ia
yerdad de los hechos ocurridos llti-
mamente: Ia incautac;3n, de los ron-
los de todos los Rancos Y de mu-
caas empresas particulares, llevada
Il cabo por ell gobierao.
Tambien Sc dice en- alrunoS de
los circuios de esta ciudad, que el
verdadero prop6sito de Ia mission de
Henry Bruere en- Mexico, es la de
Dreparar el terreno para Ia organiza-
ci6n de! Banco del gobierno, para ha-
cerse cargo de todos los negocios
que han e5tado controlados Dor los
BancGs cuya ncautaci6n liquida
ci0n ha ordenado el referido gobier-
no. ponerlOS en- manoS de fIrmaS
americanaS. las cualcs colGcaran el
emprestito teniendo como garantia
el Ranco del Gobicrno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
Sc |NpARTE CIjNpLIDA jDSTICIA 4
I'm NEX|CANO En- CHANDLER, ARR.
Una tragedia Sc inerpHso eli Ia vida de I'm hoE1bEe
ho1rado Faa privarlo de su !ibertat, pero Ell
desprendimiento de I'm abogado Sc Ia devOvio

1nteresadOS Siempre en- dar nues-
tos lectores. noticia oportuna Y cier-
i de todo cuanto Il los mexicanos
adicados en- EstadOs Unidos concier-
a pare. que clio sirva de norma a
q zran masa de nuestros compatrio-
rs. que llenan, de amos atras. los
;randes campoS de labor del sur,
60 rccas de las ciudades industris-
e: V mineras del norte. nos hcmos
pre- curado datos sobre un asunto in
.eresante, re!acionado con el proceso
scruido a Iii meyicano llamado Au-
reIro Martinez, que hace algun ITEM
20 vive Ell ell poblado de Chandler,
Arizona, Immediate a las grandes
plantaciones de algod6n.
Ell amigo infieI
Trabajaban en- la misma compania,
cerca de dicho poblado de Chandler.
ei Sr. Martinez Y el que muri6 a sus
nanos, en- una noche tragica que el
la relatado con lujo de detalles, 4
los miembros del jurado.
Fran bastante amigos segun Sc di-
CO. pero la sincera amistad del Sr.
Martinez, no era justamente CORES
pondida por el otro individuo cuyo
nombre complete no Sc nos ha podi-
do dar hasta Ia fecha.
Una noche, Ia tragedia surgio sin
cue nadie pudiera evitarla entire aque-
las vidas atormentadas "a por un
rresentiniiento.
Cuando menos 10 pensaba, el Sr
Martinez tuvo Ia comprobacion abso-
luta. irrefutable, de que el compaie-
70 de trabajo, no cumplia como era
debido. con sus obligaciones de caba-
Hero. u
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
la FL0TA AMERICANA
YISIThRA BUENOS AIRES
va dieron instrucciones al Al
mirante Carpeton para que Sc
diria a ese puerto argentine

Teiegrama ESpeciai paFe IL PRESSA.
WASHINGTON, Julio l6.-EI Sc
cretario de Marina, J. Daniels anm-
clio hoy. que Sc habian enviado orde-
mes al Almirante Caperton, CONAN
dante de Ia flota americanaS ell las
aguas meridionales del Atlantico. pa
"a que visitara el puerto de Buenos
Aires. capital de la Republica Argen-
tina. aceptando una invitacion que Ell
ese sentido hizo el gobierno de esa
reDublica sud-americana.
Argentina convino en- aband)nar
todas las restriccioneS neutrales por
10 que toca a Ia permanencia de bar
cos de guerra de un pals beligerante
en- las aguas de uno neutral, para
que de esa manera los barcos ameri-
canos gozaran del mismo privilegic
en- Buenos Aires, que el que tuvieror
en- Rio Janeiro Y Montevideo.
En- vista de este, hay Ia creencia
de que la republica Argentina renun.
clara pronto a Ia neutralidad que hs
venido observando en- el conflicto en-
ire los EstadoS Unidos Y Alemania
rompera sus relaciones diplomati
cas- con el Imperio teuton.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
Won FALKENHAYN VA
CONTRA Los ITALIlkO,
Esa noticia lie fue ccInunica.
da a la Secretaria de Estade
de los Estad d os Unidos
relegrama Especial para LA PRENsA,

Telegrama Especial para LA PRENsA,
WASHINGTON, Julio l6.-lnfor-
MES recitidos en- Ia Secretaria de Es-
tado de- gobierno americana, dicen
que el General Won Falkenhayn, el
que inicic "a brillante ofensiva con-
ira los rumanos, en- la Valaquia &C.
cidental y facilito con su rapido y
arrrasador ayance sobre Bucharest, el
triunfo complete del Mariscal Won
Mackensen, esta ahora dirigiendo Ia
campana austriaca Ell el frente Italia
no.
En- la m;sma Secretaria de Estado,
Sc tienen informes tambien, dc que
Alemania tiene agentes en- todas las
parties de Austria, que estan traba-
jando con gran actividad contra la
idea de una paz separada, que empie-
"a a propagarse entire el pueblo aIS
tro-htingaro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
Trl-grama Especial para IA PRENSt.

Iclrlfamh E>prriai llaTa ~ Ih.'N''N'
NUEVA YORK, Julio lG.-LoS
banqueros de esta ciudad no Green
que pueda colocar ningin emprestl-
TO en- este mercado el gobieno dc
Carranza. Sc refiere que el gobier-
no de Cuba, no obstante de hal!arse
en- una situaci6n mucho ".ejOr que
IL del gobierno actual de Mexico Y
contar con el apoyo del goblerlo de
este pals. encontrara muy serlas d.
ficultades para co!ocar en- los Esta-
dos Unidos los bonos que va emil
tir .por IA cantidad de treInta Milo
nes Dc d6lares, emission autorlzada
debidamente por el congreso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
Sc vierOn privados de 10
mas indispensable los
habitantes de ese puerto
En- Brownsville nacen ges-
tones para que sea el
embargo rnenos rigido

Las autoridadeS aduanales de Ia
localidad estan poniendo en- vigor, de
una manera especial, aquella parte
de la proclama del Presidente que ex-
presa que: los alimentos, granos, ha-
rina Y sus derihados, etc. no de5en
ser extraidos del pals, y como entire
esos articulos esta include Ell pan, los
inspectores, obedeciendo ordenes su.
periores, no dejan pasar ninguna can
tidad de esos articulos para el lado
mexicano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
E:S LFAl Fl.
F :: II: Rel TO
Declara el 'Consejo
de Defensa" que no
secundara Ia actitud
de los diputados ca
talanes

~ ''0'7 ''@TT 7'' T'''''' III ''''-''T'
MADRID. Julio lG.-Comunican de
Barcelona que. habienGo declardo los
Giputados por Cat;.iuna qle se rcuni-
ran el proXimo jueveS en- n capital
meNcicnada I pesar Ge il dec.araci6G
del gobieruo de que ;al reunion eS lie
gai, porque cuentan con el apoyo del
cjercito. Z! Consejo dc Ia Defensa dio
= Ia pubIicidad IN manifesto, EXPIRE
sando que el ejercIjo no Sc pondr;. del
lado dc ningin parlido poiitico nj to-
mara parte en campahaS politicas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
Ia SITDACION EN- Los ESTAD)S De
COAHUILA, zACATECAS Us. POTOS|
Come pHiaa e eStadO de COSaS en- esas tres eati1a=
des iedet ayas de nueStrO pals las caras FarticE=
res que Ian IOgrado escapar Ia CeHsHra carranCsta

En- nueStraS peSquiSaS repOrterlGeS
de hcy. henoS iogrado enterarnoS del
contenido de mas lie una carta par
ticular. envjaja por personals en- 20
do ajenoS los asuntoS revoluciona-
rios Y politicoS lie Mexico. y en- los
que. desapasionadamente. sin EXPIRE
stones de vioiencia Que acusen par
cialidad alguna. relatan SuS fami-
liareS radCaGoS ocaSionalmente en-
esta. 10 Que de mas notable ocurre
por diversoS lugares Ie Ia Republica.
Son eStas informacioneS hbreS de
toda n.acula de interes, te toda sos
pecha de falsedad. pues cue Sc reCu-
cen al relate de 10 viSto ' vivido; re-
lato sencilo. sin comeEto alguno, tai
cual son siempre los que IIenan los
parrafos de las cartas familares.
Y de elias hemoS recogjdo algu-
nas noticias que, por ser de iNter6S.
damos hoy a nuestros lectores, Y aca-
SO Su llLSlES VI NSNN ~ tAG *
encuentra en- contradiction palmaria
con las noticias que los peri6dicoS Off
ciales semi-oficiales de Mexico
pero siempre sometidoS "a ferula
guberuativa.-han venido pubi!canjo
sobre Ia admirable tranquilidad cue
reina en- muchoS de los Estados de
nuestra Republica.
Rebeldes en- la sierra cerca de
Saltillo
Carta hemos visto fechada en- L
ciudad de Saltillo el dia diez de Ju
io, en- IA que Sc dice, en- terminus ella
ros : sencillos: "Aunque aqui Ia ciu
dad esta muy en- paz, Sc sabe de bUe
IA fusnte que en- Ia Sierra de Artea
(Pasa 8 Ia sa, Col. 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17

aduana, quienes estan ahora obrando
de acuerdo con 10 que literalmente
expresa Ia proclama.
Los RESIDENCES de Ia frontera es-
tan algo preocupados sobre los efec-
tos que surtira esa orden en- las rela-
clones entire los ciudadanos de ambos
lados de la frontera
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
SeryicIo Especial para IA rREN>..


LA NAYA. Julio lG.-L.l "Berlin
Reichs Anzeiger" pubiica Ia carta au-
tografa que dirigio ci K"i5cr CUTLER
mo al Canci!!er Imperial. doctor Won
Beth!aann-Ho aceprand" ia re-
nuncia que presento este de cox car
20. La carta dice: "Con grande
y profunda pena accedo 4 yuestra pc
tici6n de ser releyado del cargo que
desempahais, para 10 cual he eXpedi-
do Ell dccreto relative con fecha de
hoy.
"Por ocho amos consecUtivos ha-
beis ocupado los pues;os mas altos
V dc mayor responsabilidad, en- ser
vicio del Imperio y del EStado. desem
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
O-dena un Saqueo general.

Inm"diatamentc Gespucs 4" haber
ordrnado las ejecucioHcs, Villa Or
demo 4 sus hombres que saquearan To-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17

Pasa 4 la Sa. Col. "a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17

(P.sa a Ia sa. Col. 3s.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17

(Pasa a la ga. Gel. "a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
Rebeldes en- la sierra cerca de
Saltillo

(Pasa 8 IA sa, Col. 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
LyBROS EN- ESPANCL

Compre listed sus hbros Ell espanoi
Il Casa Editorial LoZano. 1lS r.
Sta. Rosa Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
Es la mas barata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
70 EDVERTESERS

We guarantee L.A PRENSA has
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
World's cresset., 1917-11-01

and killed them. Aud the des
cription of tie two cities ARE so
different that any reader can
comprehend that they are not
ne same, Fire first one is only
adorned as q bride for her hus.
band. And the second one is the
bride the Lambs wife. The
first one only adorned as a bride.
Is the GENTLE church brought
out of darkness into light oy
Paul, who has to present them
to Christ without spot. wrinkle
or any such thing.
The second city the fsraelitish
church, which has twelve gates
representing the twelve tribes
Of the children of Israel, and
twelve foundations, in those
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and inhabit them and they shall
plant vineyards and drink tie
vine thereof, they shall also
make gardens and eat the
fruit of the IN.
And I will plant them upon
their land and they shall no
more be pulled UP out of their
land which | have given them
saith the Lord thy God"
(Amos 9-8 to 15)
When this time fully comes
then The wicked shall oe dis
troyed and the righteous shall
Inherit the earth and dwell
therein forever more, at this
time righteousness will cover
the earth as the waters cover
the sea, and then you will see
The New Jerusalem the Holy city
coming down from God out of
heaven adorned as a bride for
her. bus band. And the Taber.
nacle OF God with men, the Gen.
tile church brought back to it's
former love. Restored to it's
first works. Then all tears will
be. wiped from all eyes and
therAwill be no more deatn for
the former things have passed
away, and there will be no more
signing, for then We come into
the New Heaven and New Earth
that is God has made all things
new. At this time another beau
tiful scenery will come in view.
That is the Bride the Lambs
wife, THE Great City, the
Holy Jerusalem. coming down
from God out Of heaven. The
lsraelitish church restored to
her former glory. And the
kingdom of God coming on earth.
There is such a contrast be
tween the two cities Tor church
es) named above. These two
cities completes the restitution
of ii things, brings forth the
manlfes tatiou of the Spirit of
life ente ring back into the dead
bodies of the tNo witnesses of
GUd who were killed by the
beast that ascended out of the
bottomless pit and made war
with them and overcome them
World's cresset., 1917-11-01

foundations the names of the
twelve Apostles. This gives us
a clear understanding of the two
people the GENTLE and the
Israelites in the last OF Gods re.
violation of them TO man. AS
coming into the new heaven and
the new earth,
Trusting that Brother 7nuan
and all our noble readers may
see the glorious truth anG .jghE
and walk in the light and have
fello wship one with mother.
and shortly bring about the
Great and Notable day of the
Lord so that all men may see
and, be saved. Amen.
World's cresset., 1917-11-01
TEXT

TEXT
And I John saw the holy city
new Jerusalem, coming down
from God out of heaven, prepar.
ed as q bride adorned for her
husband. -
And he carried me away in
the spirit to a great and high
mountain and Showed me that
great city, the holy Jerusalem
descending out of heaven from
God" "[Rev. 21-2+1O.)
Now we have before us, one of
the greatest events spoken OF in
the word of God. And Dear
reader you must not think that
we have said thai this is the
greatest, event, or the Only event
For it is not the greatest for
is it the only one, it is one With
the many great events. And
4 anorder to get a clear under.
standing of this one. we must
take in connection several
other ones.
Toe first that we shlll notice
ia recorded ia the heading or
6rst verse of the chapter of our
text John said. II saw a new
heaven aud a nav earth, For the
Arst heaven and the first easth
were passed away and there
was no more sea- This comes
dn advance of the descendi pg of
those two cities from heaven.
Aud al least 1t reads that way
in this 81 chapte: named above.
Let this be as it may, this we
will find out later on, in our
article we shall first ask what
manner of persons ought we to
be, when this new heaven and
this new earth comes in view?
For it will come, So please
read.
Nevertheless we according to
his promise, look for new
heavens and new earth, where
in dwe;Ieth righteousness
Wherefore, beloved. seeing
that ye, look for such things. be
,diligent that ye may BE- found o.
him in peace, without spot. and
.blameless.t2 Pater. 3-13-14
For be says farther please
read.
'llut, beloved be not ignorant
of this one thing that one day is
with the LORD as a thousand
years, and a thou sand years as
one day.
The Lord is not slack concern
ing his promise, as rome men
count slackness but js longsuf.
fering to US ward. not willing
that any should perish. but that
all should come to repentance
Tut the day Of the Lord will
,o.a. "a a .hta'in the,> night. IN
a: whloh toe beavens shall pass
away with a great noise. and the
elem ents shall melt with terven'
heat, the earth also and th'
works that are therein shall b.
burned up.
! Seeing then that all thes
,.thiugs shall be dissolved, wha
World's cresset., 1917-11-01

be in all holy conversation and
godliness. :.
Looking for and hasting unto
the coming of the day of God,
wherein the heavens being on
fire shall be dissolved. and the
elements shall melt with fervent
heat? e Peter $50 -10-11
--12
You dear reader will see by
| this there is to bea fearful time
to co me before the new
heaven and the new earth comes
in view knowing that the great
and notable day of the Lord will
come. and come too as a thief in
the night. what manner ut per.
son ought we to be. Well we
must say that We ought 10 have
on the whole armor of God.
So that we nay lot he found
wanton. For God has said;
For, behold, I create new
heavens and new earth; and
the former shall not be Temem
bered, nor come into mind.
But be ye glad and rejoice for
ever in. that which T create: for,
behold, I create Jerusalem a
rejoicing. and ner people, d joy. =
And will r. juice in Jerusa'
lem, and joy in my people: and
the voice of weeping shall be no
m ore heard in her. nor the voice
of crying" lisa 65 -17-18 = 19)
We must learn by this scrip
tu,e that God is going tu create
A new heaven and a new earth
Now by burning up all drass
and make all things pure, for
this be glad and rejoice.
For be does not stop at Great
ing new heaven and a new
earth. For God said that he is
going to create Jero salem re-
joicipg and her reople a joy.
And then old men and old
women shall lean on their staff
for very age, Please read.
Thus saith the Loro OF hosts
There shall yet old men and old
women dwell in the streets CT
] Jerusalem. and every man with
his staff in bis hand for very age.
And the streets Of the city
shall be full of boys and girls
playing in the streets thereof"
(Zech 8 -5)
For God says.
"Rehold the eyes Of the Lord
God are upon the sinful king
dom, and I will destroy it from
off the face of The earth saving
that 1 yil. not utterly destroy
the house Of jacob saith the
Lord.
For 10 I will com nand, and l
will sift, the house of Israel a
mong all nations, like as corn Is
sifted in sieve yet shall not the
least grain fall upon the earth
All the sinners of my people
shall die by the sword which say
The evil shall not OVertake nor
prevent'us. ."
In that day willI raise up the
tabernacle OF David that is fallen
and close up the breaches there
of aud l will raise up his ruins,
and I will build it as in the
days of old
That they may possess toe
remnantof Edom and of all the
heathen which am called oy my
naue saith the Lord that doeth
this,
Behold, the days come, saith
the Lord that the ploughman
World's cresset., 1917-11-01
Answer To
QUESTION NO A.

Ed CRESsET. Please explain
the difference between the Holy
City New Jerusalem coming
down from God out of heaven.
And that Great City the Holy
Jerusalem descending out Of
heaven.
Now I want the Ed. to make
plain the difference between
these two cities or churches if
there be any difference. which
there is great difference. is
recorded in (Rsv. 21-2-3-4
-5.)
Also. (Rev. 2t-9-1O-11-
12.) God bless all the CRES.
SET readers.
Geo. Inman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-01
WATCH SOURCE Of
BIC |. ". ". FUND
international News Service;

international News Service:
CHICAGO, oct. 1.-GoVernment
officials here today are watching
keenly the actions of attorneys and
leaders of the ]. ". w. in the hope
of learning the source of the $780,
900 fund which |. W. w. leaders de-
clare is available for the defense of
William u. Hayward and other
chiefs of the organization who are
under Indictment.
Lee McLeland. secretary of the
local /. w. w. union, is alleged to
have declared that a 100000 de-
Tense fund is available. and that IF
that isn't enough there is another
100000 back of it, The source Of
any bail that may be offered for the
release of arrested /. w. W. leaders
accordingly will be closely scrutin-
lied by federal authorities.
Steps are being taken by govern
ment attorneys here today 10 ar
range for the transfer of all those
under indictment who have been ar
rested in other cities TO Chicago for
trial.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-01
HELD FOR BUYING
|. BEER FOR SOLDIER
Willard CormiCan of Nap.
panee Arrested on Serious
Federal Charge.

Willard Cormican of Nappanee.
Ind. is being held at the county jail
under bond of $500, to answer to the
charge Of buying liquor for a soldier
in uniform. Albert Troup of Bremen.
who was with Cormican, is being
held for not having a registration
card. but the card is being forward
ed to South Bend, and upon its ar
rival. Troup will be released, accord
ir.g to Chief Of Police Kerr.
The soldier in uniform is Floyd
Fulk. a member of Co. L. second
Indiana infantry. stationed at East
Chicago. Cormican and Troup were
i'm the Flat Iron saloon on Lincoln
way r.. shortly before midnight Sat-
urday. and bought several bottles Of
beer for Fulk. who was not allowed
20 purchase any because Of army
regulations.
The three were brought 20 police
headquarters, where Cormican and
Troup were booked Fulk was re-
leased. as he had 20 report 10 his
company. Cormican will be held
over for federal authorities it was
announced by the police today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-01
INCUBATION is PUT
OFF UNTIL TUESDAY

incubation Of school children will
be postponed until Tuesday. and per
haps later. according 70 a statement
made by Dr. Charles Bosenbury OF
the health department. Monday.
The vaccine hasn't arrived from
Washington. and so we can't proceed
with theinoculations However. we
are buying 200 NEGOTIATIONS from a
house in indianapolis. and that
serum should be here by Tuesday.
That will get US started, and then
the other vaccine will be here"
The incubation will begin in the
high school and in -. Patrick's
school continuing down through the
grades. only those children who
have written requests from their
parents for the treatment will lie in
oculated. says DR.. Bosenbury. Be
cause some parents do not believe
in incubation. il has been decided 10
make this requirement. The inocu-
lation will be perfectly free 20 those
who wish IT, however
The total number Of cases report
ed during September was 132. To
noon Monday. oct I, four cases had
been reported.