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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-13
Una NUEVA MANIFESTATION De IA
CRUELDAD LUzNANTE DELOS
ZAPATISTAS
Cp ameDiOs de babae Osunaon asao m teH GoS TGbees
Toruran al conductor del tren antes de darle muere

ilESS lp la lIlYO-IbiA1N+@~ I-t 49, -
uobierno Sc e7,cuentra, De liar segTIrI-
G;.des para 81 tczifico ferru~arrlierg,
ea los Es:.dcs de Puebla y Vera
rraz. donde Inerodeon, hoy mas cue
nunca. cuatriliss de bandcleros = par
ti,.as dc revvluclonar.oS.
Fl trSn de Jaiap;A
Nuestro in}ormanre, que se encon-
traba en- Puebla el tiia cllco de loS
corrientes, saiG ese dia rumbo i
Jalapa-
Dice que Ia hora de cos:umhre
sali6 el tren De 10 estacion de Pue-
bla. acompahado de una escolta DE
cien hombres que todos los viaie-
ros tenian Ia seguridad absolute de
que no encontrarian Ell g ramfno par
.!das revolucionarias, pues asi los
habia s;do asegurado por las autorl-
dadeS
ElIo fue que, hahiendo pasado ape
mas de Ia estaci6n de Denza y antes
de negar i Ia de San Miguel, cayd
sobre el tren una verdadera lluria dc
balas.
El tren sc detlIvo en- seeo. y Il es-
coita bajG de- sns carros, lista re-
peler Ia aggression, en tantb. de los
monteS cercanos, salia, una numero-
So partida de bandoleros. cue rodea-
ron el convoy.
Los Glen honbres de IN escolta Sc
batieron durante mas de una hora y
media. el tanto e. pasaje So escondia
en- los carros bajo los asientos. o
bataba terra ; SO interDnba en- 81
monte ocultandose tras de los arbo-
! les y las piedrss.
Al fin y al cabo, los pocos hombres
que de Ia escolts quedsron. tuvie-
ron que randirss huir. ; los "a
patistas quedaron absolutamente due
nos del convoy.
Ell despojo los fusilamientos.
Inmediatamente. los zapatistaS re-
unierur g Uodos los pasajeros a. pie
dsi convoy det9ido y les axigieron
que les eatregsran todo cusndo ileva-
bar encirta en- diaeru, srrlss y al
hajas, % 9a los viajens hrSszon sta
pcotesSar : presses del mayor panico.
| En- seeuda Iss diteron que baaran
! sus equipajeS, y lusso les quitaror
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-13
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee La PRENSA has a
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-13

iPass a la S.. Col as.e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-13
lIBROS EN- ESPANOL!

Compre listed sus librcs Ell espahol
a la Casa Editorial Lozano, l18 N.
Sta. Rosa Ave-, San Antonio, Tex.
Es la mas barata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-13

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-13
El espectro del hambre Sc leuanta cado
uez mGs QmenQzQnte en- nueStrO pals

La cantidad de dine
70 destinada por eI
COB. de Cananza pa
ra Cornprar malz, es
ridiculamente pc
Quena
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-13
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(Pasa a la sa. Col. Sa.)
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18
Tax Needs Hurd
 to Figure Out

That the treasury department will find it necessary to make a ruling as to what may be included in "deple- ton" item before mining companies can determine the amounts they owe the federal government under the ex- cess profits tax law appears evident from conversations with copper min ing company officials.
 Some such rulings have been made in individual cases in connection with the income tax. but as to whether they will hold good in the present in stance copper officials have no knowl- edge.
 Many of the copper companies have for their own information had attor- neys at work preparing statements showing probable excess profits tax. but these figures can only be approxi- mate at best.
 Among New York corporation law yers the belief exists that the law as it stands cannot be maintained and that notifications will have Co be made in many directions.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18
Streak Of
 Good Indication

A streak of gouge eighteen inches wide has been opened in the east drift on the 7O0-foot level of the. Verde Combination at Jerome, and is now being followed to the northeast.
 The east drift was run some dis tance on ledge of white quartz. When the gouge was hit the flow of water was so strong that it was necessary to plug the holes and install a pump Work was resumed yesterday.
 On the east side of the gouge, which cuts from northeast to southeast. is a blue quartz, highly silicious.
 General Manager Dave Morgan says that the gouge could easily lead to an ore body and has given orders that it be followed.
 There has been no change of any importance in the north or south cross. cuts. Both are in soft schist highly mineralized.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18
FIRE IN DETROIT
(By Review Leased wire.)

DETROIT. Nov. 17.-Four German were overcome and a number of girl employees thrown into a panic had narrow escapes in a fire early tonight that swept through the fifth floor of a motion picture exchange building in the downtown section.
 The building, a sevenstory struc' ture, was occupied exclusively by film concerns. The offices and store rooms of the General Film company and the Vitagraph company were destroyed The loss is estimated at between siOO. 900 and s5OO.OO.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18
MINING COST
 GROWS LARGE

Quitting all consideration Of higher wages for labor. the highest in the his tory of Lake Superior copper mining, other factors that enter into copper production have advanced at such startling rates that mining costs dur ing 1917 will be higher here than any time within 30 years.
 Coal is costing the average inde- pendent producer go per cent more than it did last year when it was high CT than it had been for 25 years. Pow der is up 100 per cent and there are no contracts, powder companies naturally giving the government first call on its output. Present price is not likely ro drop while war lasts
 Steel rails are up 11ORe over prices of a year ago. The worst feature about steel rails is that even at pres ent prices delivery cannot be had in side of three or four months. Ordinar- fly carbide can be bought for S57 ton. Now it is up to $115 ton and impossi ble to secure even at these high prices. Miners may have to go back to the old fashioned tallow candle. Some mines have purchased carbide from Duluth jobbers. Last carload they had in Du- luth got here a week ago. Jobbers tried to buy carbide in Europe and found it is selling for S400 ton in that market. Under the circumstances any mine manager who keeps his mining costs down to within 259e above last years costs will be considered a won- der for economical management.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18
ROD AND WIRE
 MILL IN WEST

Engineers of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co., expect to have the copper rod and wire manufacturing plant, un- der cons :ruction at the Boston & Mon tana works at Great Falls. Mont, in op- eration by May l. 1918. W. A. Wood of New York, consulting engineer who designed the mill. is at Great Falls, and he announced that the installation of machinery would begin in January.
 This will be the first road and wire plant to be built in he west. and will mark the entrance of the Anaconda Co. into a new field. that of manufae- turing.
 The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul system will require large quantities of wire and rods in connection with fu- ture electrification plans. as will other northwes .ern railroads. and to meet this demand was one of the reasons promoting the construction of the Great Falls plant. the. manufacture of rods and wire at Great Falls obviating the expense incident 70 shipping refin- ed copper products from eastern plants to northwestern points.
 With the proposed 259c increase in the capacity of the zinc reduction plant at Great Falls. which now is cap able of producing around 7,O0O.0 900 pounds of spelter monthly. the proposi- tion of establishing brass works at Great Falls is expected to be consider ed by the Anaconda. as freight charg- es east would cost the Anaconda no more than a brass product, which is made up of an alloy Of copper and zinc
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18
TURK LOSSES
fRr Review Leased wirel

COPENHAGEN. Nov. 17.-An article by Captain von Salzmann printed in the Berlin vossische Zeitung directs attention to the great importance of the British s uccesses in Palestine. The writer says the capture of Jeru- salem would threaten Germans en- tire policy in the orient. There is no indication that Germany and Austria which are using Turkish troops, con- template helping Turkey regain her lost territories.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18

ployes at Oatman probably alone scored higher than those of Ray mine employees, 52es of the United Eastern men subscribing. Ray has attained further distinction this year by keep ing free from labor trouble and SCOT ing constantly increasing efficiency each month in mining and milling re- suits.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18

i development a car of ore is now being shipped to smelter every other day. coming from the 1900 and I40O levels in the main, but picked up at several points of work.
 Copper Metal Output.
 The copper metal output of the smelters in Arizona during the first nine months of the year equaled li.- tie more than two-thirds of the total exports of copper from the United States during the first eight months. These exports totaled 5S3, ,722.000 pounds, according to figures just is sued by the government. Due to the strikes within the period, the Ameri- can output of copper from smelters was little more than 300 100000 pounds in excess of the exported metal At the present time all copper deliveries Tn this country are direct 10 consum- CTS. Pickup in the smelter output this than fractionally relieve the shortage which is now certain of existing dur ing the first months of next year. Douglas smelters are going at full ca pacity and will make something more than a third of the total Arizona cop per output this month. Hayden, Clarksdale, Humboldt and Sasco smell CTS are also going full capacity, as is the separation plant at Ajo of New Cornelia. Miami and Globe smelters will show important gains toward nor. nal output this month. while Clifton and Morenci smelters will be back in the production column with some out put.
 Taxpayers Suffer Little. Although the year witnessed more strikes with pore men involved than any previous year in the history ot Arizona, the cost to the taxpayers for extra policing has been nominal. This is true, notwithstanding the fact that 0,000 men were involved in strikes at on time in five different communi- ties, and more than 10000 at another
 
 another time in one community. It is also true notwithstanding the fact that in each strike instance pro-Ger- man influences, pledged, and in the instance of the real leaders doubt less paid, to work destruction of prop erty and violent intimidation. as sub sequently shown in l. w. w. records seized by the government, predomin- ated in the direction of the strikes. Explanation of the relief of the tax payers from extra burdens in handling the several situations is found in the fact that no militia was called out and that the mining companies assum- ed the expense in most part of pro tecting their properties. relieving the sheriffs and city officials from calling for extra appropriations for their of fices. The course pursued by the mining companies in assuming the ex particularly notable in view of the fact that under this years valuation they will pay more than 579o of all of the taxes of the state.
 An Enviable Record.
 The Ray district, in addition to be- ing first in Arizona in each of the Liberty loan bond subscriptions. with big participation, the half million dol lar subscriptions of Ray Consolidated to both the first and second issues. is able to lay claim to probably first place in the state in point of per cen tage of participation in the issues by it's public. United Eastern mine em-
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18
COrneLia Promises Maxin,um Output m
 Next TlUO Months
Seven Million Pounds of Copper Are Expected to Be the Out put of Arizonas Younger Producer Shattucks Mill Plans Are Being Rushed and Next Summer Is Expected to See Actual Operation of Lead-Siver Plant Entire State Is Looking Up.

New Cornea Copper company life has Arizona made SSoO pounds o copper month by than million pounds and probably balance of the with at November and December shaukArOna strike and owest to regain forces reason of S0OO0O pounds of copper last month this possibly to it's output holding around the high figures Dominion picking sharply Miami With their own gains unexpected New Cornela production well figured for the mine 1t is possible that at the show that they have Arizona back very to output
 New Ceneas performance its beginning of output have been In the five months total Of loso pounds or copper Operating that be handled during the breaking - the of previous experience to be drawn upon those record of high kind probably efficiency of been watch property the where not 100000 pound operation in the beginning better wasted about it. Profits half month which will not be long until the company pays out its 30 of profitable producing life New employed troubles main from the agr
 responsible for the sharp pickup in output over the generally point delivering the efficiency of odmers that under intelligence frequently three four months Those cndi head the middle the called for quick the Nations need of metal larger incentive there prevailing trouble the state get result considered possible
 shauck Plans.
 
 
 milling million estimated will yield $ the profit a omalm period
 process prObe by A. Cornel division during the handling experimental through the mill will eab rciOus which ultimately S4 the profit.
 bulk the equipment will February Grad
 
 foundations will be finished early in mechani conclusion At the A. I. construction his former position being filled by appointment Oliver
 Capacity of
 the will output of lead Further the eialy possible side gains the panys Noven pounds pounds satisfactorily
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-18

Americans haven't had much time for interest in municipal elections since Uncle Sam wns elected to whip the kaiser.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-13

Som SEN 6te Sec. l1110er
boloiomt 9rpf fra ben ltore Wdsie
Gien6er foripare6e italienffe Srop-.
per baoronaffet Stillinger or1fring
Melette, inbtil Ser tom 9r6re til
Gilbagetog, ifglge ben officielle Mel=
Ding ioag. &e al npiten nbbrt
@oloionrbeo melotes / Gorbinoelfe
me6 set nDe tpff< <siterrigffe Sremitgo.
n5ra 5fraaningerne til fgnbenfor
Monte nitellgomberto % 5o5a @pur
bar Der pnret ifarpe aampe," iagbes
oct i BEN offictelle Meloing. nSn1.
firing Melette blep ct nomarfet
Bunft foriparet inotil Der Tom Srore
til at retirere for at garniionere ben
bagerfte Soribarslinie. Smfring
Monte Sior og gaitellgomberto blep
en6el af bore MIpetropper iioleret. De
foretraf n1e6 Spber at ofre fig frents
for at obergibe fig og fiampet til iio<
lte Stnno. 0eb gpre 8re11ta blep De
fornemite fien6tlige Mngreb afpiit
meb ftore Sab for Angriberne.
4rigsoepartemetttet betrogtebe 9il=
bogetoget on1fring Melette font nos
get, Der bogitdpeIig talt fanot Steo
500 for SOB.
Berlin (pia 2on6on) 6te See. H..
1000 Sanger og 60 aa11o1er bleb ia.
lget / ben forrDeoe gfterrigif-tDffe Of
| fen1ip sStoIiel1 befienotgior6e
4rigsb sbepartententet / gftermiboag.
oSDp &omnuner / Me1ettafiel6ene
bleb for1net og itnrfe gtillinger blep
|boIot Ser.
@ien (bio 2onbon), 8be Sec. Oct
fblep offieieH befienotgiort ioag, At
| giterriger1e biotiI bar tdeet 16,
litnlienfe Ganger. 9fenfor Miiago
bIeb itnrfe Nunfter 11ar ct. gnfle
erobret iag6e @apporten.
Berlin ben 7be Sec. (gia 2onooD.
Arigsbepartenentet befienbtgioroe
ioag grobringe1t Of Montefiieno %
9iIfongetn nf A 600 nnbre sstta-
Ilienere, bringenoe alntaIlet of Sanger
II 5eHecon1inieg op til 15, 200. .
Waeo Sc fronife glrmeeri Sta.
|Iien, Soe Sec. ( &enrD Boob.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-13

Selltgoon1, bptS Belto0elle Wfl1s1el-
mGnoene bar ifrpot al Aarbnnore-
oer, bill faa biotrpffenbe Selger /
Gprfiet. Eelegranmer nDlig bar at=
tpoet, at gnber Yaieba, Eprfiets pr,
gierrige arigsmini}ter og ben, Der
ifabte ben tDrfiif-tDlfe @lliance, bolot
pau at pafle lin Magtitilling, me-
bens be brittle Mrn1eer feie6e alt for.
an fig i Meiopotan1ien % Balpltina.
grobringen at SSeruialem bringer
ben benige Stab lnber friltent SER
reeemme igien for fdrite Sang paa
401 glnr. &ele ben,.e 9io bar ben
|paret 1noer 9prferaes Serreo osnr1ne,
fgi6f1t tfffn eru,rbf II
Ear: bar Sen gn1Ie gD baret fiampet
In1n, erpbret, raieret, gienopbDgget,
bren6t og plpnoret at ct Duiin Spre
Ii 4rige belt fra Mar 900 t. &r. NED
til aorstogene / 6et lite Marbun=
bre6e. Serltialem napnes ! pgDptt.
ife SLIDER laa tt6lig ion ], 400 t. ST.
400 Mar ienere par ben set ip6iife
&ongeb6n1mes Sobe6lta6. Otter 60
lomons Gio blep ben sSubeas So
pe6ita6 % blep 858 +. @r. fnloitanoie
e6elagt af Nebufaoneiar, 8abDlons
4onge. gaogle Mar ienere fit Sober
| lie 9tllo6elie til at gienopbDgge 8D-
en- UNDER Herierne, .og ben fplgenoe
9io bar 8pe,1 afperlen6e nnber ma
fe6oniif, egpptiif % iDriff Serreobn1.
me og blep / &ar2 og ! +. ar. otter
9ope6ita6 i ct ferifilt ieoiif &onge,
rige. timber Sero6es BEN @tore itob
Ser after CLANS al 8pen, meoens SS1.
opa bar UNDER &onS Sperberreoem.
/ : r- -
me. Mor 70 e. @r. bleb 8Den doe
logt for on6en Gang af romerife Sc
gioner un6er Eitus. S u bpggeoe
Seller &obrion BEN nubprenoe 8r
pna Ruinerne.
Sra 1899 til 1887 bar 8De11 Ell
frilten &obe6ita6 &orsfarernes 8e'
iibbelie. S 1916 tog 9prferne Der
| |igien, % fiben bar ben ita6ig beret
II oeres 8eii6belie.
2on6on Sen lite Sec. (Mf 60
stpeH MelIeH). ssSsrael 3a11gtpi4 fao
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-13

Mee1lne1fer pnlforl. sglanot be g0e-
|Ingte gpenin9er bar rnbaneitatio=
men, slrena-S -Sfsitebdnen, n1i1itare
@pmnoititbal, ct gufferraffina
og en- itor @Iebator, ollie iparteoe
Ruiuer ioag. Mange Yerioner ! bis.
|ie 8pgninger bleo or9bt eller iuaret.
ssnofbarterebe Gropper Der bar
oberIaot iil1e 8araffer til abi1r6er og
Born % bar reiit en- 9eltbp paa 500
gelte for eget 8rua. M,lifataoe1ni.
ct og mango anore 8pg. s.. or fnl-
De al grRoen6e aDinoer, os Als.
bbis 9ieln er j @uiner.
G,,oel at 5oritaoen Gartnontb lig=
ger ogiaa Mniner efter grploiionen.
Ontre1,t belle 9for66elen at Salifar
fra Nortb Street Ssernbaneifation til
Mricpil1e og 8e0forb Balm, Ell Strpf-
ming at ca. 2 &baoratm1l, er Hn1-
ner eller foripun6et. 8pgninger, Der
goelagoes al g1plolione,r, 11oiletteoes
efterpaa af 8ra16, naar Spne og
&ie6ler git 5tpffer.
Sfoler og anore lebige 8peninger
II @eDburnbi1triftet er onngiort til
2igbuIe og Soipitaler og Der gigres
alt for at bipIpe De iaareoe Sra
ane Dele af CANADA og mango Ste
Ser 6e Soreneoe Stater fommer Ser
Gorraah.
Gen forbre6ne, rall1ponere6e uMont
Blanc" bpts farlige 2abning foraor=
3age6e nlpffen, er .enonu iDrltg
5trabet. Set belgiife geeobiGlpifib
er lat paa 2a11o paa Gartmoutblioen
El1nr Cults 8ig. 9lnlmunitionslfibet
blep truffet paa 8agborbs @ioe %
uSlnos" 8aug trengte naiten til
Moffi11rumn1et. vsSrno", Ser banbee
Sc at boloe glmn1unitionsifibet flot,
iIfisp paa vMont @lanc" Ger opitoo
i1niblertio 8ron6 og rSlnos" Sop
| tein beororeoe 5fibet til at baffe og
Manbifaberne til at gao 8aabene.
= 8aibington ben Use Sec s..
600 beoe i &alifar> >l1lDffen bar BET
|11officielle 9perilag melot al Ell 4ont'
,11onber / 6laaben til Blaabe6e e6eparte.
,nentet / @ottens Sob. &an baDoe
(Sortiettes paa 2oet1 Sibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-13
rIIJFn tlt1HlfH. 4
Sen itore tpife Sirlpefrb6fer u8otb:
mia" melbes at bore fprenst /
2nfte11 / preinno.
Gnogtbbe brittle Sfibe ienbt til
b1nbs afpi9te ltge. Stalien mi.
ftebe fent GHbe.

2onoon oen ste Sec. Den brittle
Camper uMpapa" ct torpeoeret og
ienfef, meloer Morge11apiierne. 9tti
Nasiagerer og 8eiatningen omfon1.
Ga. 120 Naslagerer blep bierget. Set
liges, at llbaaoe,1 ifie6 paa oem, Ser
bar oe aabne 8aaoe vMpapa" bar
ct 5fib paa 1882 8ruttotons og til
berte Mfrican -5teanfbip 60.
2on6on sen Ste Sec. Sen
norife 2egation lnel6er, at 13 1torife
Gan1pere meo en 8rl1ttotonnage al
19,092, git tabt Nopember iom 6sl.
ge af @rigsaariager. Al Noromano
cmfom af famine glariager.
@iebenbapn, 6te Sec. On itor tpit
&inlpefrpoier, antagelig oe1t rusiiife
Camper v8otbnia" Der bleD fapret
og ar111eret af Spiferne, fprang 2uf,
ten 9reiun6, ,nelotes Der flo ioag.
&iebel1bapn ben 6te Sec. Set
meloeg fra gragbr paa Ben ipopitli.
ge Npnt nf Amager, at ben tplfe
@ielpefrpoier, Bagtifibet u8otnia"
git i 2uften efter at babe iteot poo
ct tpif Minefelt u6erfor apiten Der.
5fibet {alnf, men bpormarge omfom
pi6es lite, oa Sc operlepenoe 11Ggte6e
at gipe 0plpsning. o8otnia" par
tioligere ct rusiiff sfib, Der bleb
fupret.
2onoon ben 6te See. 16 brittle
aoffaroiifibe paa oDer 1900 Cons
blep iar1fet af Miner eller l1baaoe
/ iioite nge, befien6tgiorbe Qomiroli,
tetet igaaraftes. st 9th un0er 1900
Cons og fire 5iifeffibe bleb oglao
lanfet. Set brittle sfibstab ION
gglge af Miner eller l1gaaoe j llgeu
forno bar "a aoffaroiifibe paa | soc
Cons % ober % Z. r1oer ben Con
mage.
Rou1 ben Ste Sec. sSstaliens
Sab af @fibe ipm Gelge at l1baao'
frigen i ben uge, bet en6te oe11 2oer
December, bar en- Danper paa ope1
1900 Eons, en- 11r1oer ben Go1nag'
% tre n1inore Seilfibe, bleb Set Of
| fieielt befien0tgiort igaar.