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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13
What the TomcfoIks Feel.

Boston Transcript
There was no mistakinC the mean
ing Of the ovation which "A mighty
audience save MIR TAFT on Boston
common yesterday afternoon. II
was more than A personal tribute
from many thousands of his fellow
citizens to the eN-prcSident on his
stNty-first birthday. Il was the in
dorsoment by Americans Of many
callincs. crcets and races Of his
avowal of the truth about the war.
hard and whole and straight from
the shoulder. as he handed r out"
for more than an hour Thcy Cheered
when he declared that we are at
war with the whole German people
and demanded that We must fight
the war - a finish, beat Germany
and tho Germans 10 their knees. and
force them on German soil to an un-
conditional surrender They cheered
again and again when he fIayed the
holshevik as "murderous anar-
chis'S' IN the pay Of Germany. and
appealed for the despatch forthwith
Of az least zoo, Ooo fighting troops to
Russia, there 20 raise with tho forces
OF our allies he standard of law
and order % which the loyal Rus
slams that are left can repair And
when the last question was answered
and the speaker left the stand. his
audience followed him across the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13
FORMULA FOR INFLUENZA
ANNOUNCED BY PHYSICIAN

PITTSBrRGH, Pa, oct. l2-IN
response To hundreds OF telegran'
from medical mon throughout the
country today, Or. George +. Baer, NJ
the Homeopathic hospital staff. th.'
afternoon made public the formu d
Of his discovery announced yester.
day Of a cure and preventive 10.
Spanish influenza.
The treatment. he said, is a hvpo-
dermic injection of a sterile solution
so grams Of iodine IN
chemical combination with creoso'f
and Euaiacol.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

ency, VIII meet with the arrr..,l
Of the American people
The colored Americans as
have proved their loyalty as sui.
as workers, and as citizens gene. ~
There are no exact figures .. ...
amount OF Liberty bonds and ..-
savings stamps they have purc.....
butsenough IL known to warrtr. ...
statement that according {, ....
means and ability their financ.t' .....
port Of III" government has ...,
splendid. The treasury dcpl.,.... %,
has on more than one occas... ..
ferred to this fact. The pre-.
action above mentioned, it is J,.....
and hoped, Will bring u hear. Dr..
sponse from tho colored Am..las
IN the fourth loan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13
West Point Was Prepared. e

st Louis Globe Democrat
Conspicuous among American
achievements in hurriedly but thor
ouEhly preparing a great army for
war has been the quick training Of
officers for efficient leadership and
direction of our forces, II used to
he an effective answer 90 the cry
that "a million mon would spring 70
arms In night 10 say that even
wcrc this found 10 he true. such "A
fighting force would, with nothing
more than comparatively a corpor-
ais guard NJ officers. No defeated In
advance. There WAS SO much Ot
force in the argument mat when, at
last We had - sNt about the work
Of rapid preparation, chief among
our problems was the one ~ quickly
and vet adequately training the
thousands of young men aspiring 10
military command. The country re-
members the institution and organ
igation VI officers training camps.
This was something new under Mars,
10 not under the sun. Experts, in
some Of whom thc "cN' was alge-
hraic and the pert" tho only known
quantity, were dubious OF results
rut now tho results have justified
The work The United states army
in action has reached its victories
as much through official command
As fine, soldierlv performance
In recognizing this outstanding
fact, Lieut. col RcpirCton, the
English military critic, pays honor
- whom honor IS due in assigning
first place to the regular army offi-
"ers OF the United stats. all gradu-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

SO far ~ the republicans arc con
cerned there will he none Of the old
time political Epooch-maklng In the
congressional campaign In the first
Oklahoma district this fall. Con-
gressman T. A. Chandler Is seeking
recollection but his campaign mana
gers have predicated his right to a
second term on tho loyal support he
has given the administration In tho
trying period OF war and his consist
ont efforts to servo his constituents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

Horace q. Mckncycr Will make u
state will bN proud. Under his ad-
mlnistra'ion state employees will be
subject to tho work or fight" or
dor. and no Elackcrs will escape the
draft by holding down useless po-
lltlcu jobs Hundreds OF useless
Jobs wrll he Topped off and the
holders viii find themselves uncx-
pectodly in tho draft Scores Of
state employees are now travelling
over tho state at public expense
rounding up the boys" to vote for
tho same old machine that has been
In power for eleven years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

Up in Kansas the Eypsles have
discarded tho old horsc-drawn vans
and now travel over the country In
motor cars The spirit OF tho times
has even removed tho romance that
clIngs about n gypsy camp. but We
are willing to give reasonable odds
that since they ride in gas wagons
not 20 many palms are crossed with
SILVER for an insight In the future as
when they moved about In their
painted. horse drawn vans
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13
PHONES
Daily Food


OCTOBER -. 1913.
He will mIh.l tho desire ~ ham that
fear him, ho s1n wlll hear thot cry, and
will cave Lhru Iaa itS.l
sinners, hear his ErArIouA oAIl,
His mercy dOrr stands opon wids;
He has enough 10 hll you ALL
And mono who come shall bs denied.
n my God, I trust IN thro. lot mo not
bo ashamed, lot not mine enamioS triumph
oror me. pAA 25:2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

common cheering him and trying 10
shake his hand
The next mail from hereabouB 10
our soldiers overseas can carry no
message more calculated to hearten
them than the news Of what Mr.
Taft said on Boston common and OF
the way what he said was cheered
by the thrOng that heard him. HIS
words express what the homctolks'
feel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

The ahdlcatIon rumors seem 70
have originated in tho minds ~ those
who wanted to influence the stock
market. and at tho Same timc put q
few rocks IN tho way ot the Liberty
loan drive.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

Woman suffrage Is not a campaign
issue between political parties, No
one party favors II more than an
other. II Ia purely question for
tho individual to Hcttle for himself
Tho individual will vote for or
against tho proposition regardless OF
party Rffiliatlon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

II looks very much lIkc tho a'l.c,
were trying ~ 500 which or thom
can set into Germany first to pick
out a Christmas tree.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

Tho Wichita Eagle believes that
Germany has lust one power lcf'.
and that is 10 burn towns Ana ar
son Is some crime. too.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

SnapShrts from the Dallas News.
Ot course we have no means ot
knowing, hut orr guess iS that Hs
long as Jonah lived hc never got over
his anupathy for tripc. What has
become Of tho OLD fashioned lcisurcly
civilization hereunder grown man
wasn't ashamed to play marbles ?
Another thing when q Couruns
man picks lemon. should hc be on
utlod to An Increase ut his sugar
ratinu- TilHo Ginger says the worst
nightmare she has had In months
was last ntvht, when she dreamed
she was RourEeoisic and tho Hol-
shrNlki cpt oU her head tn contlSyh'e
her hcals Sometimes Is looks Ike
tho uppcrmoSt war lord has hit the
ceiling Considering their extreme
probably castles In spain
ave good places to catch spanish IN
fMcn2l.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

There IL one rodccmiNc feature
about Snrd'nes \ woman never
thinks ~ warwinr 'h"m over for
supper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

Tho recent activity Of T-hoats
ought 20 bring on, LOT more 7uh-
scr.bcrs to tho fourth Liberty
loan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

1t isn't tho a,'ut. making Of a
sacrifice thai vorr.rs most Of US SO
much as o. .s HE getting accus-
toned To The ltr, that somebody is
In a position to make us make the
saCrifiCa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

llnrlow's Weekly comes forward,
with an explanation. IL says the
democratic state platform has not
been published because of Il shortage
ot paper This. OF course, removes
the uncasincss In some quarters that
tho reason the platform has not
hccn published was because the
committee did not want to embarrass
Judge Robertson with the interests
Responsible for his nomination.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

A buck was hauled mp before tho
9. o. Tor missing rcyotIc says the
Plane News. and asked why he
failed 10 get out OF the hay. why.
SIR" says the buck, 4 had Green
sleeping On one side ~ me, Brown
'On the other. White above mc and /
am red headed, so / fIgEorrd / was
canOuflagcd and that tho top
wouldn't see mo"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

Tho reason SO many Chandler
hoyB a." bachelors. according to the
NcwH-iubliciht, B because Of the
trhr that they might marry u fIirL
There must hr another reason. for
We have never bee q Chandler girl
who looked like she would flirt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

I'm DingIcy nugEcs's that (, would
p"rhup1 b" well Tor the GunrIgi,tH
10 Keep Mrs.. cat out Of the state uu-
hi ~" Tia" cpIGcmlc Is over. be-.
cause hn understands that fcllurs arc
active germ carriers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

Tho Times-pcmocrst objects to the
presence In Muskogco OF Horace G.
Mckecvcr. republican candidate for
governor And yet the I'D. played
up Judge Robertson. the democratic
candidate, Is u feature speaker at
the oklahoma state fair In that city,
and sickness Ia all that kept the
Judge from filling the date. why
don't tho democrats have all repub-
Leans interncd until after the war
ana save themselves lot of agony?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-13

This from tho Plane News. Yes.
said tho commander to the colune
AS they ncarcd lighted barracks
my men are very stndiuus. You vii
notice lights In their reading room al
even late hour like this" JusI
then, over the stiil night air drifted
the hum Of tho mourncrs BABY
needs "A new pair NJ shoes" Com,
on-n, little fever" ma, hig dlak from
Roston" and eight OF them fran,
things he don't come.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24
CeIeurama especial para Ia pRENsA.

TrIcGrama especial para Ia eNEfsA.
NUEVA YORK. Mayo 23.-Las no.
ticias recibidas hoy de Mexico di-
cen que la labor que han venido ha-
ciendo los politicos cerca de Carran-
"a han dado el resultado que apete-
clan de traer un cambio complete ell
la situaci6n politca de aquel pals.
Ell cambio consiste, de manera es-
pecial, en- que los elementos militia
res va NADIA tienen que yer en- los
asuntos relacionados con la polltica,
pero, en- camhio, Carranza Sc halla
rodeado en- la actualidad de una YER
dadera playa de politicos de c0rtos
alcances v de intrigantes que estan
creando un desasosiego mayor que
el que reinaha antes, a causa de los
abusos que cometen diario y de su
rapacidad.
A ellos es a quienes Sc atribuye ei
levantamiento reciente de Caballero,
pues, segin Sc afirpa, las verdaderas
razones que 10 llevaron a la rebe2Z
lion no fueron otras que las que re-
sultaron de las intligas del va cltado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24
Fabriicard1n
fusiles en-
Mexico
InstaIardn IN horDO SISte:
ma nMartjn.Siemmans"
Es TN proyecto del tiens=
DO del Grai. DiaZ

--La installation Ce un alto h0Ino
sis.ema Martin Siemmens. en- Ia Fun
dicion Nac!ona! ae Artilleria de Me
xico, seSGn los proyect2s que sc tie
nen formuiaGos, colocara al pals en-
condolences de nc Gepender mas de.
extraniero para la fabrication de -,
sies destinado; al eiercito.
d Es decir. que Mexico quiete IA
bricar "a Sus proplas armas. no
seguir adGuiri@ndolas de A!emarla,
Francia Lstados Unid03!
ST. ESQ es 70 que Sc pretenae. No
podria yo aseguT2r s. esta arsten-
sion Sc !legara a cealiZar tan pronto
conc son los pIopGsiLOs de qule7es
Guisieran tener redo e. {! pals. "
due Sc estan corvenc;cnGC dc cue no
puedcn conseguir .aGa. J .'ar1cho me-
nc. arnlaHIcntO. en- 81 eXt-anl2ro.
Probable eS que e. proyecto. 81 Sc lie
va q cabo, no de Dor ahora resu!ta-
dos satisfactOrios, pero de todos mo-
dos, coGstituiTa u Yaso mu? sIgni-
ficativo V va verdr:in tiempos meJo-
res en- los que Sc pueGa rcal!2af el
hermoso proyecto que sc ha tornado.
Hablabamos con I'M joven r1l!itar,
Que pertenecio al ejercito federal dI-
suelto por el co7tvenio Felasco-Ubre-
g0n, que ia permanecido en- Mex
co en- calidad de simple espectaGor
de- los acontecimientos que Sc han
sucedido en- los cuatro amos que van a
cumplirse desde cue Ia. situaci6n me-
xicana qued6 en- manos de los reVolu-
cionarios.
[Due, n 7, On p5U Hn1 An
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24
"A NJ HAY
IRAF FIC,()
[)E:: F . {.
Entire Ia ciudad de
Mexico Y Pachuca
La actividad de los revoi4cio-
rarios 10 ha suspendido
rc,ccr.,ra especial para Ia PRENsA.


LAREDO, Tex, Mayo 23.-El ira
fico de trenes de pasalcros J carga
entire las ciudades de MeXro Y Psb.
ahuca ha sido suspendido por com
-leto. se%tn refiere1 viajcrc2 l!egados
esta cludad.
Ia suspension del trafico entire las
cir,dades mencionadas Sc debe IA
amenaza de los revolilcionarios,. q!e
cn nUr.e-o considerable han aparec:tos
eobre Ia via ferrea asaltandC Y de-
teaieldo los convoyes dc apsaJeros y
carga. no obstante de que estoS mag
chahan con fucrtes escOltas.
Segin 10 manifestado por los vlaJe-
res. e. trafiGo fue suspendIdo tota!-
mente hace ocho d!as y sc ha heSho
saber Il publco que no volyeEan a
correr trenes entire Mexico y Ia cap!-
tai del Estado de Hidalgo. hasta cue
las autoridades militares informen a
n direction de los Ferrocarriles, que
IN desasarecido todo opeligro 4 !oo
lao de la via me2citnada, 10 cuail
solo Sc podra conse2uirscon 81 anlquI-
Isn,iepto de todas las fuerzaF rebel-c
des. cue son tan numerosas QUE obl!-o
garon al gobierno a tomar la deter
minaci6n de suspender el traflco en-
vista de Ia imposibilidad en- Que Sc
halla de prestar las necesarias garan-
r!as los trenes de pasajeros car
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24
Grace Lusk
EI Dr.. Robert dice que Ia
muchachafu6para 6I Ia
Serpiiente tentadora

siedaG maxine cuando interviewer
las circunstancias que en- este case
han intervenido.
Grace Lusk mato; ella dice que
mato porque Ell Or. Roberts, a qulen
ella amaba, lie ofrecio casarse con
ella misma. Y como el obstaculo era
la esposa del DR.. Roberts, Grace
Lusk resolvi6 matar Ia esposar
para satisfacerse a 81 misma Y hacer
que ell doctor cumpliera su palabra
Y su deseo. e#
;Quien es el culpable? iGrace
Lusk que fue quien cometi6 el deli,
to, el Doctor que fue quien la in,
dujo?
Esto es facil de averiguar cierta
ments; pero 10 innportante del case
es que, en- el asunto actual, el pro,
pio DR.. Roberts dice ser inocente;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24
|. CABRERA
b(jS('AN[O)'
bARC()S
No fa salido de Ia
ReplbliCa Argentina
Dicese que desea comprar los
buoues aiemanes internados
relc.ralna Especial para In rRENSA

TeicuraIna Especial para In PHENSA
NUEVA YORK. Mayo 23.-El IL
cenciado Luis Cabrera, presldente que
fuc de la comisi0n carranclsta 4! fra
casado congreso de neutrales en- Bue-
nos Aires. continua en- Ia Republlca
Argentina. SegGn 10 eXpreSan unoS
cablerran1as recibidos en- este cuerto
vrOceGentes de Buenos Aires. Tales
measajeS wefiercn que el !lcnclado
Cabrera ha dedicadC toda su atcnclon,
durante las uitimaS SeTanas, & asun-
tos de navegaci6I, para 10 cua! ha
visitado varies de ics puertos de ia
Republica Argentina.
- licenciado Cabrera ha veniGc ma
ciendo muy activas gestlones para
adCuirir barcos mefcartcs para Ne
xico. ignc;randoSe $! Ii adGIls!clon
trata dc hacerla por cuenta del go
bierno que representa- por cuenta De
algunas empresas nav!eraS de! pans
uue Sc dedican al rraficO Ell el COL
fo de Mexico.
RefiGrese en- los mensajes alu-
didos que eli la ciudad de Buenos Al
res ha estado circulando perslstente-
mente eI rumor de que el llcenclado
Luis Cabrera ha tratado y coAtnua
tratando de comprar los buqucs ale
names que Sc encuentran lnIerna-
dos cn los puertos argentlnos. EsoS
barcos son de gran tone!aje podrlan
hacer un rapido Y eficaZ serylclo en-
ire Mexico la America del Sur, ser
vicio que ahora eS practlcamente nu-
10.
Esta notlcia viene explicar la tar
danza del licenciado Cabrera Ell re-
oresar a Mexico. Hace var!oS dias
Sc diio que el eX-secretario de Ha-
cienda carrancista Sc disponia va a
embarcar en- Buenos Aalres para re
gresar a Mexico donde 10 neceslta
CarranZa para qua rorn,e parte de su
gabinete. como Secretario de Haclen-
da V Credito Publico, pero posterior-
mente Sc recibi0 de IA Argentina un
cablg~rama diciendO que el 'licenclado
Cabrera poSpOnia 81 VlaIe por unoS
dias mas por tener que arreglar aSun-
los importantes en- aquella RepuD!Ica.
Cabrera. casi desde su arriho a la
! America del Sur. irici0 gestiOres pa
RI aduuirir harcoS mercanteS que sc
encargaran del transporte de cereales
Mexico, de los que csc pals estu-
70 extraordinariamente necesltado a
principles de ano.
Sc recuerda ahora que el dia % de
febrero del presente ano Sc reclbio
aqui un cablegrama procedente dc
Bunos Aires, en- Ell cual Sc daba la
noticia de que el gobierno argentine
habia cancelado los arreglos hechos
por el licenciado Cabrera para tle-
| tar un barco de gran tonelaJe para
conducir trigo Y harina a Mexico,
explicando dicho gobierno que nec"-
sitaba todos los barcos mercantes pa
IA la conduccion del petr6leo de los
vampos argentinus. El despacho g
gregaha que el licenciado Cabrera es-
peraba adquirir dos o tres pequenos
! barcos para subsistir al busue de
gran tonelaje que habia fletado para
transporter Mexico los cargamentos
de cereales contratados en- Ia Ame-
rica del Sur.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24
Ell gobierno de Carranza es un
sennillero de enjjuages g .intrigas
LOS POLTTlCASTROS LES ARREBATAEaO
ALA SITUACEON A LOS MIATARES
Villa Y Carranza eStdn de aCuerdo?

grupo de politicos. Este. que esta en-
cabezado por Bauche Alcalde fue, eel
que fragu6 la rebellion tratando por
ese medic de obtener Ge CarranZa
dinero mediante Ia a.nenaza de CabaT
zero habilmente mancJado por dlios,
pero, una vez que este Sc lanZ0 ala
lucha armada, ellos Sc quedaror en-
Mexico V buscaron m uevo acerca-
miento a Carranza que los tiene otta
veZ a sueldO. =
Dicen las noticias recibidas que las
intrigas han llegado a tai extreme
cue hasta circula coz insistencla ell
rumor, en- v&rios circulos politicos,
de que Villa Y Carranza han Elegado
un acuerdo mediante el cual Sc ha
dejado al primero en- completa pc
session de! Estado de Durango Y de
una buena parte de los Estados from
terizos, 10 cual explica eli one va no
Sc hayan registrado combates en-
los liltimos meses entire las fuerZSs
del gobierno Y los simpatizadores de
Villa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24
Especial para La PRENSA.

WAUKESHA, Wiss, Mayo lS.-
pocos. sin duda alguna. hap sido los
asuntos criminales que han desperta-
do tanto interes y revestido tan en-
tranos caracteres. en- esta poblaclon,
como este. que actuslmente Sc Venh-
IN en- el Salon de Juzgados de Wau-
kesha, relacionado con la muerte de
Ia sonora Roberts.
Las circunstancias que en- este
caso concurren son verdaderamcnte
eytraordinarias, V el curse que los
debates han seguido, desde que Sc
irici6 el jurado, han dado lugar a
innumerables incidentes que provo
can q ratios hilaridad Y a ratios no.
rrcr, pero que siempre mantienen
al espiritu en- ansiedad Y tension.
Como Sc agravo eli case.
La muerte de una mujer cualquie-
ra. cometida por otra muJer, cual'
ouiera tambien, es siempre un case
importante en- Ia sociedad; pero la
muerte de una mujer distlnguida,
perpetrada por otra mujer inteiec'
tual, con los celos por movil y las
doctrinas psicologicas por justifica'
cion, aquf en- Waakesha, y en- Chi,
cago, Y en- Nueva York, y en- todas
parties tiene que ser motive de YER
dadero escandalo y de intensa an
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24

RlCaut una
Coronela
Hacia propaganda en- ia
VOr de Luis CabaiIerO
KS la famosa "Giiera" Ca
rrasco, la maderista
feIrarama Especial para la PRENsA.

laredo. Tey.. Maqo 2$.--Ramo-
ne Revra de CarraSco, una revolucio-
maria que tom0 parte en- el movimlen-
to armada contra e. regimen de Huer-
Ia. ebtenierdo el grado de coronel en-
q esercito carranciSta Y que Sc en-
contraba en- el EStado de TamaulipaS,
fue aDrehendida en- c. Victoria por
orden del general Alfredo Ricaut y
,.svg..a.. oaJy c;:stodia. : - ciudac de
Alrars rev. dOrce Sc ie tie1e prlSio-
re-q nor las autoridadeS militares.
La coronela carrancista mencionada
Sc eaconJraha en- IA capital de Ia
mauiiuas hacienda opaganda en- IA
vor Gel levantamiento encabezado por
e. general Luis Caballero, Y por eSta
cauSa Ia mando aprehender e. ge-
neral Rieaut, ordenando Su expulsion
de ,erritorio tamaulipeco diSponien-
do 81 remission la capital neoleneSa
para que fuera juzgada por el con-
Sejo de guerra ALI establecido, el mis-.
me que juzgo Y sentencio al genera!
cahaherista Ricardo Cortinas por el
deIfJo de rebellion.
Ia revolUclonaria. que los carran-
ciStas llaman ia 'gieSa Carraseo.
soStesla public&mclte 81 Ciudad Vie