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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-10
SEWER NOTICE

SEWER NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF HAMMOND, INDIANA.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
You are hereby notified that the Board
Of Public Works of said City will re-
ceive bids up to June 9Th, 1918 at ten
o'clock A. NJ. for the construction Of
Atchison Avenue and 18th Street
Stwer Outlet Connections. beginning
at the stump pit in the sewage pumping
station TO he operated Jointly by the
City Of Hammond and the city of Whit
ing. Indiana. and constructed by and
located in the City Of Whiting, Indi-
ana. Thence west from point OF so
feet east OF the east line Of Atchison
Avenue CAS- produced east from the
west line OF Atchison Avenue) along
line of so feet south Of the south line
Of 115th Street to a point IS feet east
Of the west line Of Atchison Avenue.
constructed with Sc feet Of 50 inch two
ring brick sewer with one manhole 3
feet internal diameter and iron cover
as specified. Thence north and north
westerly connecting with the old Rob-
ertsdale Main Sewer at manhole located
feet west of the west line Of Atchi-
son Avenue in the center Of 115th Street
constructed with 154 feet Of IS inch
two brick sewer. as specified in the
plans. pronles and details now on file.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for not less than two
and one-half per cent of the estimated
cost Of said improvement
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Q II. HUFFMAN
ORA F HIGHLAND
FREREDICK HOPMANN.
Mo-. TnT-
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
You are hereby notified that the Board
of Public Works of said City will re-
ceive bids up to May 29th. 1918. at ten
O'Clock A. NJ. for the construction OF
a fifteen inch vitrihed socket pipe sewer.
three manholes. four catchbasins and
forty six-inch connections thirty feet in
length. on Ames Avenue. authorized by
Improvement Resolution No. 65S as
specified in the plans. proiles and de-
tails now on file
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for not less than two
and one-half per cent of the estimated
cost Of said improvement.
The Board reserves the right to re-
Ject any and all bids
4. II. LUTHMAN
ORA T. HIGHLAND.
FREREDICK HOPMANN.
May 1917
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FOR SAIF-Ford roadster 1917. run
less than 1000 miles. Room 3f5.
Gary Hotel. Gary. 5-10-2
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REST CASH OFFER takes light deliv-
cry car. { good times. 4S1 Wilcox ave.
Hammond. SEA
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SEWER NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
You are hereby notified that the Board
Of Public Works Of said city will re-
ceive bids up to May goth. 1918. at ten
o'clock \. NJ. for the construction of
an Is inch double strength vitri1ed
socket pipe sewer with manholes so
feet Of 9 inch vitrihed socket pipe and
30 inch house connections 50 feet in
length on Morris Avenue from the east
line of Calumet Avenue TO the west
line of Taper Avenue, authorized by
Improvement Resolution No. GIL as
specified in the plans. profles and de
tails now on file.
All bids must be accompanies by a
certified check for not less than two
and one-half per cent Of the estimated
cost Of said improvement
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Q. IT. HUFFMAN
ORA +. HIGHLAND,
FREREDICK HOPMANN.
May 1917
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war. For 100 years we were isolated.
We were asleep aud we should have
entered this war three years ago when
Roosevelt pointed out our peril
In Gary but 400 out Of $500 pupils
study foreign languages OF any kind.
In Engla Germany and France they
do far more work of this kind. When
visited isolated villages in France I
found that many could talk German. al
though they hate the language; in re-
mote communities I always found
scores who could talk French.
Must Open Our Eyes.
We cannot fight smallpox by shut
ting our eyes. We cannot heht Ger
many unless we understand the reality
and baseness Of her purposes
The Gary educator further said that
we too long followed the policy Of fso-
lation that Germany would like us
to have and that three years ago we
should have listened to Roosevelt and
got into the war He also told of ih.
need OF foreign languages after the
war and added that if amy pro-Gcrman-
ism could be proved aginst any Of his
teachers they would be dismissed forth
with.
n. @. Hay Talks.
II. 9. Hay. jr president Of the Gary
state bank. and chairman Of Lake
county'S successful third Liberty loan
committee. who is q member of the
school board. said his son and daughter
are studying German. one reason for
the boy IN doing this is that he may
follow the South American export trade.
where German is a principal language
of finance and business. A. p Nc
Arfh
steel trust official, said that colleges
had not waived their foreign language
requirements.
z. Miles Norton.
z. Miles Norton, treasurer of the
school board and chairman Of the Lake
county republican committee said he
would vote to dismiss any pro-German
teacher who could be found in the
schools and questioned Chairman a. I.
Knots Of the petitioners delegation re
garding any proof. Mr. Norton said
that he believed another generation
would automatically wipe out Tolles-
tons German school.
Knots Attacks Hun Tongue.
Mr.. Knots in his address TO the
board cited German az an uncouth lang
uage. declared that nearly all German
teachers were propa gandists. that Ger
many herself fined French in Alsaee-
Lorraine if they talked French while
here in Gary people tax themselves TO
support the language. Mr. Knots urg-
ed that other languages Of superior Gull
tural and commercial value be substi-
tuted.
Besides Mrs Hake. Mrs Crawford and
Mrs Pritchard, whose sons are Gary
graduates. now in the trenches. were
a the meeting
In case present students desire to
continue with German the classes will
be kept up next year, but no new classes
will be started.
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room modern bungalow on a 50 #.
lot. Drackert 81, furnace heat. sta
uOnary tubs newly decorated. solid
brass hardware, screens, good lawn
and all complete. Price S3S25; $500
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Wanted-Fenale Help

WANTED = Young lady
cashier for grocery store.
E. W. Anderson, 4736 Olcott
avenue, phone 179, E. Chica-
go, Ind.
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Wanted-Male Help

WANTED - Machinery
Erection Inspector, exper-
fenced; must read blue
prints; no travelling. Green
Engineering Co.
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For Rent-Furpished Rooms

FOR RFsNT-Nicely furnished sleeping
room. All modern conveniences APP
ply. f25 Carroll ST. Hammond. 5-6-6
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LIST-Your cars with us: highest
prices paid for 2nd hand cars 1872
State st Phone 1852 Hammond. 59-6
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WANTED-Assistant cash
Ter; steady position with a
good chance for advance
ment. Apply at once. Setter
& Levin, 702-704 Chicago
avenue, East Chicago. So
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w AN ED - Hungarian
speaking saleslady. Steady
position with good chance
for advancement. Setter &
Levin, 7O2- 704 Chicago ave
nue., East Chicago. So
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For Sale-Automobiles.

FOR SALE-1-ton White truck: No. 1
SIS
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0 room modern story house on a As
IT, lot. near Rimbaeh Avenue, hot
water heat. stationary tubs electric
lights. four living rooms. one bed
room and bath on the first floor. five
bedrooms and bath on the second
floor An elegant home for a large
family or suitable for roomers. or
light house keeping. Price $500. 90.
NM cash- ha Lanca rarna-
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Classified Advertisements

LITER August 18th, on all clas-
Saned advertisements placed with
ms ovex telephone and not paid for
as the on1cs villain 8 days, an ad-
etttonal charge Of ten csn1s viii be
made for collection
Tie best service can be given our
patrons by bringing all classified Gd-
verttsoGnozts 70 orr office &Rd pay
ing for same ana save collection
charge.
LAKE COUNTY PIG. 3 PUB. CO.
TIMES NEwSRAFERa
Aug. 6, 1917.
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GARY SCHOOL
HEAD POINTS
THE MENACE
The campaign for Americanization.
Will Drop German Gradually.
May 1917

Continued from page one1
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BRIDGE OF
STEEL FALLS
UNDER GALE

tcontinued from paee OneD
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE.
Will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one except my
self. NELSON KIRK.
Az Oak 81. Hammond. Ind.
$50
will not be responsible for debts
contracted by any person but myself.
HOWARD ADAMS.
est Ash st. Hammond Ind
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Miscellaneous
ROOFING

Applied over old shingles: coiors red.
green or steel grey. Cheapest on the
market. Get prices from Emil AIinas
612-614 Oakley ave. Phone ZOOS. Resi-
dence phone 2467. Hammond. 4-fB-tf
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For Sale Motorcycles.

FOR SALE Excelsior motorcycle and
side car: will sell separate or Will
trade for a Ford or Saxon roadster.
Phone Hammond 1374Y3 5-9-3
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Wanted TO Buy.

WANTED-To buy second hand road
ster; must be in good condition Ad-
dress. A. b. care Times. Hammond
ISL
WANTED TO BTY-Lot on North Side
from owner Phone Hammond POPS
het. and s .. m. 5-t6-1
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WANTFD-Driver and night clerk
American Express Co Hanlih oIiv;
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WANTED-Laborers for street YORK
40c per hour. H 7. Downey' 90 SO
uu7et ave Hammond. f''.0
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VANTED-Good girls. Hammond Laun-
drv Co Hammond 5-l-3
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WANTED-Chauf must know CITY.
Apply. $40 Holman ST. Hammond
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A GOOD LIVE HUSTLER-With &C.
ouainran-e in and about Hammond
and vicinity can secure 9 @ttlon where
p lot of .ood quick money can be made:
W. want hustler and one capable OF
handling men Call Room sos Hammond
Eidg Hammond. Ind o-IO--
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WAN WANTED-For shade department I;
Apply to Mr.. Green. Lion Store. 5-9-3
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7VANTED-Severa good lathe hands
Hammond Brass Works Hammond
5-10-2
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IT1~-TFD- man. Enterprise Bed
Co Hammond. o-AV--
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UMPIRES.

WANTED Helper for truck. Apply
PSI Indiana ave Hammond. o-S--
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WANTED-Woman or girl for general
houseworl1: one who viii go home
nj ght preferred 1850 Madison st.
Phone 240S Hammond. 5-9-2
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Dishwqsher: also dining
room girl 3519 Parrish ave. Ind.
TTar 5-9-3
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Wanted To Rent.

WANTED TO RENT-By reliable fam
lily Of two modern 8 or 6 room house
" possible with garage. Phone 1918
Hammond. 5-10-6
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TvANTFD-Boys. Enterprise Bed Co
Hammond. o-iV--
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CENTLFAI AN-Desires first class room
with or without board. in private
home Garage wanted also. 56T Bulle-
tin 81. Hammond 5-1o-1
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WANTED-Foundry 1aborers and chip
perz So cents per hour Champion
Potato Machinery Co. Hammond. 7-lo-z
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WANTED = Waitress for
Phillips Hotel, 701 Chica-
go avenue, East Chicago. '-S'
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TORNADO INSURANCE..

\ FIRE POLICY is no good when prop-
ertv fs damaged by windstorm. $40
Per $1,000 buys q Tornado policy for
three wears r Il. Beck Agent. 30 Rim
bach Bldg Hammond. 5-10-1
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PIANO Observation-Disclosures or ad-
vanced pupils. adults or children. Geo
c.. Green. II Rimbach ave. Phone Ham
mond 1896 5-6-6
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LOST-Smail pocketbook with SIS bet
Oakley and Woolw0rth Toe store. re
turn 4S0 Siblev ST. Hammond $50
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
In Menoriam.

Died, at Ruskln, Dickson County
Tenn, on December 81. 1917. Mrs
Tennie Adams. wife OF Captain W,
NJ Adams. ""'7 20 50. ..''' ..'r ''+.-
She leaves a husband. four sisters
Mrs. b. u. Smith. Austin. Tea.
Mr. L. ". Mills. Texarksna. Tex:
Mrs. Cora Crensha~, Rocky Com.
fort, Mo-. Mrs, Na,A Baisan, Gun.
bingham, Tenn five daughters and
three sons, besides other relatives
ADD innnmsrahle friends TO mourn
their iretrievable ioss.
Her loved ones that had sone he.
Tote we're standing a, the Beautiful
Gate 10 welcome her home. and
lead her to living fountains. where
good.byes are not whispered thru
binding tears and partinxs arc un-
known. Yes. they nave mrt In
that bliss.ul home above. never 10
part again. nothing csn separate
them nov. Our God IL too wise 10
COMM. an error, and. therefore. my
fsisnds. we shoald submit 10 the
Allwiee Being with love aud cont
deue,r, -ssi-t take HE word ior VIDA;
He says. An thinas shall work to.
settef ios good 10 ihose who love
the Lord" Twill. be but . shcst
time when we shall end her in the
sun-lis CHIMES Of eternal slosy. She
vas 4 good woman. and her death
has cast . gloom over The minds
aud tear,s Of 4 large circI~ot trends
Funeral services wsre conducted
by Rey. ". r, Neshi,s aad her re-.
mains wers inferred a; the old fam.
lily graveyard,
A happy home made desalxte--
A devoted and loving ~iie.
And cherished friend Snne from us--
Another weary heart has gone 10
rest.
-Written by q Friend.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
THE PIONEER PREACHERS.

N A p,cxsos couSTiAN

Was made secure. the forts were con.
yrr,ed iuto places at instruction and
worship The sturdy youth Of elk
feet commenced to learn the alpha.
es., and asa aa masase y.ass Ia
lrarn the forgotten calechism. The
irontiersman whose heart had grown
caIeus from toll and warfare was.
ne vestheless. An intrepid soldier. q
faithful friend. and a iovial com-
pan,on, lie bad a resty heart and
an apen aud alert mind, While
there wac no slslnsn, oi culture. i,s
s"srnee WAS compensated Tor by
M-ntSI v,sw attended BY hahits OK
'ntistry, 6reiness Of purpose and
X yaess tot improvement, The
A1hgg and the preacher found here
sa,s they considered Q moral viii
tsru =, al rude and aneaisivated
ae wilderness ;ha, enyironed the
settlers cabin, and they went to
naix w,ia A. much will in their
reid Of edort ~ tia, waich attend.
"a tne lsynan 10 his struggle with
tas elements he was lighting asxinse.
In those days the preachers lite
was truly a hard eaes |; involved
lseo: and seli-denial, without q
~ aspect Ut xny earthly compensa.
,.nn sns,svet, Impeiled by the be.
llsi That it was his daty TO preach
the gospel. the pioneer preacher
cautiously wendell his way through
,ce f,r-s, from olockhoase to block.
hcase aud preached ep thoec Assem-
hied there, Later. they wen, from
se.s!sm-nt to settlement. enduring
the dsassrs and hardship al travel
over unknown trails. end preached
to The people assembled in some
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settlers cabin or gathered beneath
'he shade ot the towering trees, I'm.
II, the end "a the seventeenth cen.
fury. the only preacher we're those
who drittea into The older settle.
uisn,s. aud after holding services.
departed, En- i5S6. tanss Me.
treaty lef, his home In North Caro-.
Ina and, drifting east. finally set.
tied near the border u Tennessee.
County, in Logan County Ky.
where be served as pasiar Of The
Jasper. Red River aud Mud River
congregations Of the Presbyterian
church. William Met'ee. o! Chill.
ford County, North Carolina. came
to the Cumberland country and Was
pastor ot the Shiloh congregation in
sumner County A. early a. i.gs.
hut before that time. with their
calling and election" sure. the
Raptisss had organized a church
known ~ the Red River Baptist
Church near Port Royal in Mont.
gnmefy County. Al first. the sAfyi.
ces we're held at the homes oi the
pioneers, but after awhile they Guilt
a rude log church on the bank OF
Red River. Around it 4 settlement
xrew and prospered, and there We
ind the truits Of the work oil ,hoee
devoted men and women. whose de-
.cesdanaS make up the refined ard
cultured communities q. Middle
Tennessee.
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Until The year l,Te. when the
6-ss wagon road WAS opened irnsn
III, east, this rrs,on could only be
approached trom that direction by
the solitary trail, barely wide enough
Tor 4 paek. horse TO walk in, through
tina dense forest aud cane brake,
Whstsvss q virgin soil and = ,eem-
ins iosss, could .upply wa. here in
ABUNDANCE. but 10 the eyes OF a
civilise>l people ha~ little shst Was
I, gave nc,hios in ,hr way q
mental or moral value ard lhAl ~
the ,ouchs.ore u civilization, The
m~n,al ana mo,a' h'r~ Il III" vTrs
foundation 0. ths cts'' M Y
peopl4-.
fr@h irom The tsi'se ifnrs - n.
older asater-~sxposet 10 III" 4 p,9
dstious OF the sB1iiscs saG :te y ~
beasts that tnta>,et 'as ~ '5r''>
aud imm-rsed IN 'as apss ee -
Of toll and lac9r a. h- ast-ssa't
mssus II drawloS snsteasisss tip's
the soil u \ -~.lleF;'.ss. u '4c'A;i' y"
surrndes the tiSs II na,n's '--aii ne
faculties Oh or pi"asey h'sfta'nsrs
were required ~ combat he eir''in
stances aud ihlnss 'hst sascna''sd
and semmsd shesa 10, tnvtt pass
cal waa,s superseded ths clements
Of culture, There Wa ~ roon for
a,osai or ins.ilectasl Development
and 40 meaus ws~ Afforded to
silhsr. Schosl.acascs ~eTs ar'
known; there were na CHURCHES, -
|. time The few preachers Who aAa
the hariihosd to so'sow tie tlr.t TN
trail al toe pioneer held .ssvices -
the rude cabins of rue AT ss.'set-
Alter awhile. when the frontier
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Turkey Creek

The measles are raging in this
section sgain.
The s,oFk visited the home ~ Mr..
aud Mr. Diiiard-Fras~f. Tu@-eisy,
January s,h. aud lett billiard all
smiles-ii wss girl
Miss Rose Frsaiu returned to
Nashville Tue.dsy. sitter three.
weeks yisii with hesn.talk.4
] NJ Ffssses has returned to
Texas after lew months visit to
his brother. Pleasant Fr.rer.
The party given at tbe home Of
Mr. snd MIRA Oscar Hood vas at.
tended by only few. due 10 the
snowy weather.
Miss Ennice Myatt ha. returned
from a lev weeks vial, o, White
Biud.
Eliish Hood 10 on the .ick list.
Henry Anderson II Bon Aqua
visited his cousin Mrs d. N Fra.
tier. last Mondsy night.
Mrs Katherine Hood IL on the
sick lis,
Kfness Kimbro. Al piney, visited
Cecil Mystt recently.
Jim Dudley has hsppensd TO the
Of losing ,wa hogs SIEGE
The cold weather. The hogs sen,
TO the creek 10 get water and slid
under the ice. drsains
Miss Minnie Breeze. az Goodrich.
10 visiting her siste1. Mr.. ". b.
Aynis
Ais=S. ffeis and orIesn Frazier
IRE recovering from i1e measles.
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Continued Mex, Week. !


|! you hav+ trouble with your
stomach you should try Chamber
Iain's Tablets 80 many have been
~etnred to health by the nee ei
these tablets and their eNss 10 %
iissle--2Sc-thst il 10 worth while
to give them 4 uial--sdv.
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FOR SAI.E-Hosss and lot o.,
TiduAli Station For psrtieuisr,
write Shirley so'ands Dickson, RI.
:. Tenn, Of ses him q. Iron hill.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

There are Mes,lsss days and
Whestsew dsys-now " vssld
ike to zee lev srowaess day.
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D x &c T O r s:

Jesse Allen. D E Beashy A. B Crow Rob Clements. W.
L. Cook A. D. Clark. A. C. Hughes. 5. G. Holland j. s.
Johnson D. A. Myan ia. Pope, L. M Sensing H. L. Gries
by s. G. Robertson, H. H. Self Pit HensIee
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-14
Los indios de
chihuahua Sc
levantaron
en- arnnas
Cometen depredaciones
Es la. pTimera vez que los
tarahumaras pe|ean ..
TeIearama Especial para IA PRENSA.

TeIegrama Especial para IA PRENsA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Abril 13
Los indios tarahumaras RESIDENCES
en- las montanas de los Estados de ST.
naloa Chihuahua Sc han sublevado,
segun 10 refieren informaciones IL
dedignas recibidas en- este puerto pro-
cedentes del primero de los Estados
mencionados.
la sublevacion de los indios tara
huamaras reviste gran importancla,
pues los rebeldes han atacado los
pueblos ,cercanos las montanas don
de iniciaron Ia sublevacion Y dado
muerte a gran numero de personas
pertenecientes la poblacion blanca
|due odian los referidos indios.
Hasta ahora, los indios tarahuma
ras habian Observable una actitud pa,
cifica en- 10 absolute, pues nj los mis-
mos carrancistas pudieron hacerlo.
que Sc unieran ellos para combatil
| al gobieno del General Huerta. En-
esta .vez han abandonado aquella &C.
| titud Y constituyen ahora un nuevo y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-14
.TRATlN De ESTADLECER Una LINEA De
VAPORfS ENTIRE CUBA I MEXICO
CAPPANZA PRETENDE De ESA MANERA
EEANUDAR Ell TRAFICO CON ESPANA
Sc FRESHMAN ALGUNAS DIFECULTADES--VERA-
CR!!z EsTA LLENO DE Personals QUE ESPE=
HACER Ell VIAJE AL RENO hero
Tr!rarama Especial para IL PRENSA.

NUEEA YORK, Abril l3.-El go,
b;crno mexicano, en- vista del hccho
de que las .;neas de vapCreS c3pano,
les ;aqnciaron la suspension de los
viaieS = puertoS meyicanos. deDidc
4 n impoSibilidad de obtener COM
bu;tibie en- Cuba. decide enviar bar
COS baio Ia hanGera mexicana La
Habana con los pasajeros carga-
meAtoS con destino puertos espa-
no, es. segu1 dicen las noticiaS que Sc
han recib;do Ell esta ciuiad proce-
denUeS de la capital lie IA vecina re-
Tublica suriana.
e plan del go5ieno meyicano Sc
dee que Sc ha encontrado sin en-
barge. con oostaculos que dificil-
mepte podr;i veneer, pueS los propie-
tarioS d. los barcos no quieren per-
mitir Que eStOS vayan Z Cuba sin
tear seguridadeS de que Sc les pro-
porcionara combuStible para eli via
&c de regreso.
Las ultimaS noticias del puerto
meXicano de Veracruz, indican que
el gran numero de pasajeros que
habian estado liegando anticipada-
mente esa ciudad, con Ia inten-
ci0n de embarcarse para Espana.
han tenido que ser alojados Ell los
edificios publicoS, pues no han po-
dido conseguir alojamiento en- los
hoteles y casas de huespedes, per-
maneceraa ALI mientras puedan en-
contrar facilidades para su trans
porte.