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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-17
FOR SALE-Farms.

FARM BARGAINS HARD TO REAT-
In well settled dairying region, Polk
county, Wis. go miles Twin Cities.
SEND for free list, improved and wild.
Baker O-166, st. Croix Falls, Wis. AL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-17
PROFESSIONAL.

DIR GAULT is again doing general
medicine and surgery; calls city and
country promptly attended; special
attention given to Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-17
WAN TADS
ONE CENT A WORD-Minmum 15c
FOR SALE-HOuSes and Lots.

FOR SALE-Eight-roo house and s
lots, with new barn and plenty of
Irult. Located two blks south of high
scnool. Mrs. F. Ohlert, Lancaster,
WISCONSIN. 46pw3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-17

FOR SALE-Large hard coal base
burner stove, as good as new. Will
be sold cheap if taken at once. Geo.
T. Angus, Lancaster, Wis. 44tfc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-17

The German underseas freighter
Deutschland started on a return trip
to the United States on January 2, ac-
cording to a report to New London,
Conn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-17

Anarchist plots to assassinate Gov.
Hiram w. Johnson, United States SEN
atOr-elect from California, were re-
vealed at San Francisco in letters
seized in the office of Alexander Berk-
man. Assistant District Attorney Ed
ward Cunha told Judge Griffin in the
Mooney murder trial.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-12
NEGLECTED PERSIMMON IS
 MOST VALUABLE OF FOODS

Fayetteville, Dec. 1.-The persim- mon, hitherto despised and neglected. has at last come into it's own. No more expensive figs or dates, but in- stead persimmon whip, persimmon preserves, persimmon pudding. per simmon pie, and even persimmon bread. Young women in the depart ment of home economics of the Uni vers'ty of Arkansas are being taught to prepare innumerable delicacies with this common fruit. The date is the only fruit which has a greater food value than the persimmon, according to Miss Ruth Speerstra, acting head of the department of home economies.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-12
FUEL SITUATION Is
 SERIOUS AT CAPITAL
Predicted Coal Famine in Little Rock is a Reality, With the Thermometer Towering Un- comfortably Around Zero.

Little Rock, Dec. 12-Little Rock is in the grip of the worst cold spell it has known in many years. There has been a heavy snow on the ground since last Friday, and the thermome- ter has been lowering uncomfortably around zero.
 The fuel situation is the most ser ious in connection with the cold wea- ther. The ong-predicted coal famine is a reality, and it is almost impos- sible to get coal. The public utilities plants are running short, with only a few car lodas between them and an actual shut down. The street railway is managing to get by through rigid economy in power and light service, and the public must necessarily feel the effect of the necessary reduction.
 A large proportion of the city de- pends on gas, piped from the Louis jana fields 240 miles away, for heat, and on account of the heavy loading, UlllllOilS Ol lGeI udllys IIiS supply has not been adequate. The company has promised to "tie in" an- other supply in Louisiana today, fur nishing ten million cubic feet daily, half of which should reach Little Rock. Several intermediate towns are being supplied. All the industrial plants are shut off, including the great bauxite plant at BauXite. Five of the public schools closed yesterday on ac- count of lack of heat, and more will close today. Labor is not on good terms with the cold, and it is difficult to get anybody to do outside work. To complicate things more, there are persistent rumors of possible sympa- thetic strike of all trades. Should this be done, and should it effect the comfort and convenience of the U. s. troops at the cantonment, it is possi- ble that the United States government would step in.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-12

If the Bolsheviki give him and his family bread, he will not worry about peace; he will not seek peace. If they do not give him bread, they will go down into the ash heap of past gov ernments in Russia.
 And who will come after they go?
 The only answer is: Anybody who can feed them.
 The Czar was moved the other day from his home in Tobolsk because the peasants came around his house and lowing their heads to the earth, said:
 Little Czar; we are suffering. Come back to us"
 And now the Czar is in a mountain monastery, twenty miles from Tobolsk which the peasants are not allowed to approach.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-12
.I0YALTY WEEK ID
 AROUSE PATRIOTISM
,poonIe of Arkansas Must Be Around From Their Deadly Jethargy'-Every True Amer icau Must Fight Hard.

0Every community in our state and
 .tion needs to be thoroughly aroused to the great cause for which we are srhting" and "it is singularly appro- .riate that Loyalty Week should fall ,rtbn our Christmastide," declares cov Brough in the proclamation vbich he issued setting apart Dec. ,s.9s as Loyalty Week in Arkansas. The original suggestion came from Miss Mary McCabe of the Women's copncil. and has been worked out by tbe State Council of Defense.
 @The people of Arkansas must be aroused from their deadly lethargy," declared Major Durand Whipple on his return from several months ser vce in the office of the provost mar shal in Washington. "The time has come for genuine sacrifice, for un- ainching loyalty to every mandate of the government, for the condemnation of everything savoring of treason or sedition. Arkansas has done well, but fl must do still better. The govern ment is preparing for at least a three years war, and the sooner we realize t, the sooner will we be prepared for it's sacrifices and service. The time of pareying with the enemy has passed, and now every true American must fight, and fight hard, in whatever ser vice he may be engaged, with the one end in view. and that the speedy and triumphant termination of the war"
 It is these sentiments that are back of the campaign being made over the state this week for the firmer organi- ration of County Councils of Defense, and in preparation for the statewide war conference called to meet here Dec. 20 This is to be followed by the observance of Loyalty Week, when it is expected that at least one patriotic celebration will be held in every com munity of the state. Model programs have been prepared by the State Coun- ell, lists of volunteer speakers are be- ing made, and the citizenship of the state is being urged to make the week of Dec 23-29 the most vigorous chal- lenge possible to the few remaining pacifsts. German sympathizers, and alien enemies who may still be lurking in our midst.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-12
HEAVY GUNF|RE
 .PRESAGES BIG PUSH
Operations by Germans on West Front indicate Assault-Big Guns Busy on Ypres and Ar raS Fronts.

London, Dec. 11.-Unusually active artillery fighting and aerial operations on the western front yesterday are re- ported in today's official communica- tion. This activity was particularly noteworthy on the Ypres and Arras fronts.
 Operations of the nature and extent indicated by the official British com munication almost invariably precede a great attack.
 The preliminary bombardment de- signed to break down the opposing de- lenses and clear the way for the in- fantry advance may continue for a week Or more, while at the same time efforts are being made to clear the air of opposing aviators to conceal the bringing up of troops and other pre- parations for the attack. Mondays French and British statements also spoke of heavy artillery fighting at many points.
 Recent reports have indicated that the Germans, reinforced by troops withdrawn from the Russian front, were about to undertake in the west the greatest offensive campaign of the war.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-12
THIRTEEN NEGRO
 RIOTERS HANGED
Of 63 Men Tried, 13 Pay Death
 Penalty For Part in Houston RiOt-41 Sentenced to Life Imprisonment, Five Acquitted

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. 11.-Thir- teen of the negroes of the Twenty fourth Infantry, U. s. A., found guilty at Houston on August 23, were hanged on the military reservation at Fort Sam Houston at 7:17 o'clock this morning. Announcement of the car rying out of the sentences was made at headquarters of the Southern De- partment at 9 a. m.
 Only army officers and Sheriff John Tobin of BeXar county were present when the sentence was carried out by soldiers from the post. No newspaper men or civilian spectators were al lowed, the time and place of execution having been kept secret.
 Of the 63 men tried by the same court-martial, fl were sentenced to life imprisonment. One man was sen- fenced to dishonorable discharge from the army, forfeiture of all pay and al lowances, and to be confined at hard labor for two and a half years. Three were sentenced to be dishonorably discharged from the army, forfeit all pay and allowances, and be confined at hard labor for two years. Five were acquitted.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-12

Rev. T. D. Scott was returned to the pastorate at Hope for another year. Rev. Scott is we'll known in Prescott and several years ago filled the Methodist pulpit here. The Hope Methodists are highly elated over his return to them.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-12

Read the ads in today's paper. These merchants carry only depend able lines and would appreciate your patronage. Go to their houses and make your selections early.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-12

If you don't take her Norris the other fellow will.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-12

Try want ad in the Prescott Daily News.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
Sc AUTORIZA AL PRESINDENTE
PARA QUE TOME UNA ACTON
PRONTA

;~;raraml Especial para Ia rRENSA.
WASHINGTON. Abril 2.-Por dos
cientos diecisiete votos contra dOscien
! tos cinco que tuvo su opOrente, e. re-
| presentante Mann. fue re-lecto para
Ell cargo de orador Official de Ia Ca
mara, el diputado Clark, miemDro del
partido democratic. En- Ia junta de
aperture. e~stuvieron presentes cuar
trocientoS veinte Y nueve mlembroS
de IA camara de diputados, de los
cuatrocienJoS treinta Y tres que II
forman. Dos de los miembros recien-
temente ~eiectos, fallecieron hace pO-
cos dias, por 10 que seran llamados
sus suplentes.
El Representative Flood. preslMente
de Ia comision de Relaciones EXtran
jeras ' orador Official de la Admins
TRACTION. preSent0 a. Congreso una re-
solucion pidiendo que Sc declare Ia
existencia de I'm estado de guerra, y
que Sc autorice al ]presidente para
obrar energicamente.
La resolution esta concebida EN- los
siguientes terminus:
Considerable, que el proceder III.
timo del gobierno imperial de Ale
mania conStituye, de hecho, NADIA me-
nos que una guerra ontra el gobier-
no Y el pueblo de los EstadoS Unidos,
es de reso!verse Y
Sc resuelve, por Ell Senado Y la Ca
mara de Dlputados, Representative a
los Estados Unidos, en- session con-
junta, que Sc declara de una manera
formal el estado de beligerancia en-
ire los Estados Unidos Y el gobierno
imperial de Alemania, Y,
que ell Presidente queda, por consi-
guiente. autoriZado de una manera
amplia, para tomar inmediatas medi-
das, no solo para c~olocar al pals en- IN
necesario estado de defensa, sine pa
"a e~jercer TODD su poder y emplear
CodoS Sus recursos para declarar Ia
guerra contra e. gobierno imperial de
Alemania V llevar al conflicto a un
fin victorioso.'
Embellishments despues de que el
Presidente Wilson dejo Ell Capitolio,
sas camaras ~reanudaron ST. session,
para tratar sobre el mensaje y sobre
Ia resolution ~presentada por Ell repre-
sentante Hood, habiendo aprobado
esta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
Dice esta senora que
sufrio por espacio
de ounce amos
Despues de tOmar el t0nicO Tanlac
Sc siente mejOr que como
estaba cuando era nino

"Por espacio de ounce amos, o sea
CAST desde que era n p~eQuenuela'
diio Ia Sra. Robert Jung que vive
en- IA Gale South Cherry GIG en-
una e~ntrevista reciente, she sufrdo
continuamente de indigestion nervio-
sa. Sentia el est0mago como 81 tu-
vicra dentro una piedra o 2l@o pc
sado V desrues de las comidas lie
sentia my NAL debiGo 4 les gases
oue los alimentos ocasionaban.
''Sufria dolores en- el costado IL
quierdo Y terribles jaQuecas. ESta-
ba tan ~nerviosa cue no podia dor
mir en- las noches. Y en- las mananas
NE levantaba sintiendonle muy NAL.
nespuGs de estos ataques me- sentla
tan dtbil Y tan nal, cue por espa-
clio de ocho o diez dias no podia ha-
GER mis- Quehaceres.
"El t6nico Tanlac ha hecho en- mi
favor d~urante las ultimas tres cma
mas. 10 que con tdntas medicinas que
he tornado no pude obtencr. Ape
mas he tornado dos botellas V va he
aumentado siete libras en- peso Y no
ne vuelto q sentir dolores de nin@u-
na claSc. Mi apetito cs tan bueno
one no me rarece que como 10 Sufl-
ciertc para s~atisfacerlOh Y ducrmo
tan lien como un nino en- las nocheS.
"a no s. me forman gases en- ell oS-
tin.a"o y los alimertos que tonic me
hacen ~provecho, dandr9le tucrza '
aUmentando dc peso continuameNte.
Fl t6nic0 Tanlac ha hechO que Ces-
auareZca nj nerviosidad. insomnia,
iaoupgas Y cdos los demaS achaQues
cue artes sufria. Ahora ne sicntO
mucho meior cue con,c he cstado en-
los i!timos ounce arcs, ror L. cue
cs una raZ0n mas que DOderosa pc
"a one vo alahc 81 t0nico Tanlac."
Tarlac Sc vende On Son Antonio
nor Il Wacner's Drug Co., t07 f
Houston St. y ?cr Ia Mcier's Pfar-
macy. 1922 West Commerce St. halo
la direction pei sonal de IN represent
tantc especial del Tanlac, Q Sc envla-
ri pcr estas hoticas a ~cualquier di-
~recci6n, al rccrho de su valor que eS
>l.0O por botella. siemprc que So in
cluvan estampi'! las suficientes para
q porte.
ADVERTISEMENT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
M Irguia estuvo : paEI0 DE-
ser captuTado par Villa
en- ParEaI, Chihu3hHa
Ell cx-Jefe de las operaciones 10 en-
centric en- una de las GALES, zero
no 10 reconcile
Correspondence Especial para l., PEEN>,

Correspondence Especial para IL PREN>l
Ell PASO. Texas. Abril To- Unos
viaieros que ac1ban de lleg&" = csta
ciuGad. ~proccdentes del Sur. traen
IN :rtcresanre dctalle ~referentc 4 Ia
clmpana que ha venido hacienda Vi
la contra Murguia, campana que h.
dado por resuitado el encierro del jc-
fe carrancista en- Ia capita, del Es-
cado que tiene a su mando.
Refieren los viaieros de que Sc ha-
&c mcnci6n, que cuando Murguia Sc
encontraba defendiendo IL plaza de
Parral. los viilistaS hicieron una en-
trada i~nesperada hasta cl centric de
In ]poblacion. por una Gale on qLe ca
sualmentc transitaba e. antes dichO
iete carranciSta veStido de paiSano.
Los rebeldes renian n mando del
propio Villa 10 cual fue advcrtido
por Murguia quien cOrri6 raplda-
mc&te Z eSconderse en- Ia entrada de
W. edificio y de esa manera pudo es-
capar de ser muerto por su morta!
enemigo. Segun parece. Villa no re-
conoci0 Il Murguia Y 4 ESQ Sc dcbiC
que no lie diera im~portancia al hecho
de que un indiviuuo Sc habia escOndl-
DO a. eric. Los que traen Ia notlcla
dicen que e,loS Sc encontraban er Ell
segundo piso dc un edificio, Y sc die
perfecta cuenta del aprieto IN
que Sc VIC cl jcfe c~arranclsta. El!os,
los ~informanteS, que son tamOien Ca
rrancistas, tuvieron que m sus
p]ercauciones para evitar ser cogi-
dos por cl cnemigo, que, en- un mo-
mento Sc apoder0 de una gran parte
dc Ia ciudad. Sin embargo. csc dia los
villistas no pudieron tomar Parral.
sine que fue"on d~esalojados de sus
posiciones, y hasta eli siguiente vol
vieron trayendo mas genie Y a~rroja-
ron 4 los carrancistas despues de va
rias horas de combate,
Segun parece, la campana de los Ill
limos dias de Villa, ma sido de efec-
tos desastrosos para los carrancistas,
pues 10 mismo en- Rosario, Parral,
Jimenez, Santa Rosalia, que en- Ba-
chimba, Mapula y Ortiz, han dejado
en- manos de los villistas, muy valio-
sos elementos de guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
De vuelta

Tras de concurrir a Ia convention
que en- Waco, Texas, celebraron los
Lenadores del Mundo, ha regresado a
Eagle Pass, el senior Julian .Mireles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
MURIO Ell GENERAL ALEMAN
Won PRITTWITZ.

COPENHAGUEN. Abril 17.-Des-
pachos liegados de Berlin dan cuen-
Ia de IA muerte del general Max Won
Prittwitz, quien comandaba las tro-
cas- que defendian ell Este de Prussia,
cuandc 10 invadieron los ruSos, al
principle dc Ia guerra.
Dicho general fue despojhdo del
!nandc que tenia en- vista de una
uueja que presento SUI Estado Mayor
al E~mperador, manifestando que era
enteramente mjustificada la retirada
que habia hecho frcnte a los rusos
SIN esperar los r~efuerZos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
LA GUERRA CON ALEMANIA HA-
CE QUE Sc YEA MAS OBS
CURA LA AMEN.AZA
MEXlCANA

Nueva York, Abril Eel ~peri0dico
New York Evening dice que Ia que
IRA con Alemania hace que Sc YEA
mas cercana Y mas obscura la anne
naza meXicana. Mas obscura, porque
dice el cltado peri6dico-no deba es-
perarse que Carranza mueStre ia pru,
Gencia nj el honor del Jaron. 81 IL
guna noticia habria que Servir al la
mado gobierno encabezado por Carrar
"a, dice The New York Evening
San"-seria el de que, al primer &C
TO hostii, las tropas americanas in
vadiran a Mexico Y 10 linaoiaran de
los actuales jefes que han deSgOher-
nado al pals, para preservar Ia pa:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
La Mama Alaba Ell Remedio
Que Die Aliuio q Su Hya
Ell Jarabe de Pepsina del DR.. Cad
welEs Tn E1celente LARAMIE
Para Las Fani!.os

Cast todas las intermediates Incl
denies a Ia vida de los mnos sc de-
ben al extrenimientc o inactlvldad lie
los mtestincs. A Ia primera indi-
caci5n de irregularidad en- csta I'M
portan1e function, deoera obrarse "a
piGamcntc, administranio un laNantc
suave Que eNpela ms materlas en-
descoMposlclon V dele al cstoma%c
Y los intestinos .ibrcs para desc!h-
penar sus fTnciones %natura!es.
be los dlstinto& remedies recCmen-
daGGs para Ell cXtreilin'ierto, Ia CON-
tinacion de sin1ples hicrbas laxan-
les con pepslna recetacas per ell DR..
W. Z. Caldwell y vendida en- las
droguerias halo ell nombre de lara
be de Pepsina del DR.. Caldwell, Is ell
mas efe:tivo. No cortienc oplo nj
drogas ~narcoticas, es agradable al
paladar, suave en- su accion Y rapi-
Gamente da el alivio que Sc desea,
de una manera facil y natura..
La Sra. C. J. Douglas, Mason, ILL.,,
escTibe para nanifesar que nc en-
cuentra palabras suficientes para ala
lar ell Jarabe de Pepsina del DR..
Caldwell como un remcdio laxante
para uso de las familias. La Pc
quela Maria Eva habia sufrido de eX-
trehimiento hasta que tomo ell ia
rabe de Tepsina del DR. Caldwell, que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
Arda hNyendo I'm smp'es.
do de Ia Immigration de
Piedrss Regr3s, Coah.
Comesio una falta con un eXtranJero
que pretendia pasar. y 10 persi-
euen las autoridades

Correspondence Especial para IN Pl'ENSN
EAGLE PASS, Mario 81 .May CO.
mentado he sido aqui el suceso que
ACADIA de e 4 I'M de los emplea-
dos principales del departamento de
Immigration de Mexico: el senior
Eduardo Ramos.
Hace pocos dias el senior Ramos
pretendio venir 4 esta ciudad atra-
vesando por eli Puente International
despues DE las siete de IA noche, bora
en- que va nadie puede pasar sin un
permiso especial. FL empleado anne
.ricano 10 detuvo al llegar a Ia garita,
imDidicndolc el paso. Como Ramos
aicgara que el era alto empleado de
i~nmigyaci6n en- Piedras Negras, sc lie
diio que ESQ no bastaba para permit
tirle el paso, pero que 81 tenia al
gun negOcio urgente en- esta, habla-
IA por telafono al DR.. Hinne, jefe
de Immigration, para que lie fuera
permitido el paso. Ramos Sc nego a
hacerlo, jurando que sc vengaria en-
cl primer americana que ~pretendiera
pasar a Piedras Negars. No 4 un ame-
ricano, sino a un ingles, Mr.. Clifton,
TOGO ser victima de Ia venganza
pucs pretendiendo pasar y mostrando
para clio IN pase en- forma del gene
raj Peraldi. Ramos 10 obligo a volvcr
atras 10 amenaz0 y 10 injurio, dicien-
do que el no abedecia aquella or
den. FL ingles Sc puso en- comunica-
ci6n con el general Peraldi, y este,
iustamente indignado envio por Ra-
mos. quien, habiendose dado cuenta
de su faita. habia emprendido Ia fu-
ga. Hasta este momento, Ramos, que
ha sido destituido, segun Sc dice, no
ha sido encontrado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03

lie do ell primer a:ivio natural que a
nina habia tenidc eli dos semanas.
FL Jarabe de Pepsina del DR.. Cal!-
well Sc vende en- las droguerlas cn
todas parties Y cuesta solamente Gin
cucnta centavos Ia botella. Para eTt-
tar ~iritaciones y substitutes inctcctl-
vos. cercioreSe de que consigue el ia
rabe de Pepsina del DR.. CaldweI!
Husoue ell facsimil de la firma y su
retratc que aperecen en- caaa GAIA
amarillo en- que va cmpacado. Pu"-
de obtenerse una bote!la de muestra,
traits. d~irIgiendOse al DR.. w. i. Cal'-
well. 479 Washington St. Munticc-
lio, Illinois.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03

eli proximo microbes. La comision de
Relaciones EXtranjeras Sc reunird
manana, q las dieZ de Ia manana, pa
"a TRAFALGAR en- Ia resolution de Ia de-
claracion de- eStado de guerra entire
los Estados Unidos Y Alemania.
e. sentimiento en- Ell Congreso es
francamente a favor de Ia guerra,
Setanta Y seis miembros apoyan la
declaration de guerra con Alemaria
ounce d~eclararon hoy que Ell esnti-
miento del pueblo en- los districts POI
los que fueron e~lectos, es completa-
mente favorable a la paz; Y de mu-
chos no Sc sabe 81 son partidarios de
la paz @ de h guerra, pues su OPT
MON esta dividida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
'RlCOBERTO FERNANDEZ SERA
LLEVADO De HAITI A CUBA
f! G0DIERa0 cUDAHO VA 4 EXTRADITAR
A fFE DEL H0VfIfaT0 RI VOIUCIOHARlO

EARANA. Cuba. Ahril 2.-El 60
hierno cubano la decidido %extraditar
al leader rebeide, Rigobertu Fernan-
dee, quien huy@ con 81 Estado Ma
yor Z Haiti. I'm canonero fue envia-
do por ell Pres!dentc MenGcal co.. OBJ
jeto de conducir al rec 4 esta lsla.
Hasta hace dos dias que el gobier-
no de Cuba Sc do cuenta de que Ri
goberto Fernandez habia a~bandonaao
a sus h~onbres, pues los jefes que
10 perseguian creian que Sc encontra-
ba todavia al frentc dc elios.
Los p%eri0dicos gobiernistas, al dar
cuenta de Ia fuga de Fernandez, dan
por ternlinada enteramente Ia revucl-
ia, uues no queda va nin2un jefe nc
prestigio al frente de las tropaS que
sc levantarcn contra el Gobierno Gel
general Menocal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03

HAbANA, Cuba, Abril Eel En-
cargado de NegocIos en- Puerto Prin-
cipe. :laltl, cablegrafia al gobier2o
cue Ell mayor Rigo5erto Fernandez,
81 jefe de Ia revolution Guiana en- ia
prcvinci;, dc Cricnte, Y ST. a~yudantc,
han sldo arrestados all, asi como
ctros tres i~ndividuos que Sc cree sean
Ell captain Luis Estrada. e. Mayor To-
Sc Armenteros Y el subtenlente Es-
cribanc.
Cretse que serin entrcgadoS toaCs
al caMonero enviadC por 81 gobleG-
TO 4 reCogerlOs.