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Evening journal., 1918-11-09
PAPPAS TO FIGHT
HUGHES FOR TITLE

Jimmy Pappas, champion nyweight,
who is working at Harlan's boat yard,
is to box Bobby Hughes, Of Dallas. Tex,
at New Orleans. on November 2s, for a
$500 purse. The bout Is scheduled for
20 rounds. Pappss has posted $3.50 for
weight and appearance. The boys are
TO weigh In at it2 pounds at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon on the day OF the contest
Pappas expects 10 leave Wilmington
on November 20 so as 10 be In New Or
leans In plenty OF time. Pappas is
training at the Keystone Field Club on
East Fourth street, and expects to be
in first class condition for the fight.
Evening journal., 1918-11-09

acknowledged that the girl
who is most obviously out 70
get a husband makes the worst
wife, Similarly. the fiashy,
specious clothing made up es-
peeially for sales is the kind
that makes the sale least
worth ones time-and money.
when a sale Is advertised
as an opportunity I never
doubt II. But ! want Il to be
my opportunity, not that OF
the seller alone.
II have but one rule, sis
teren, for determining whether
or not a sale Is worth my
time. l ask, 'Whers 10 h7'
-. IL Is at Wanamaker's, I
60. Usually l buy. Never do
i repent = except sometimes
when l didn't buy.
Are Wanamsker's paying
me 70 write this9 or course
they are. But they couldn't do
IL II didn't believe every
word OF IL, or II ! weren't
"A REAL WOMAN"
Evening journal., 1918-11-09
ERZBERGER'S HANDS
DECLARED UNCLEAN
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Mathias Err
berger. OF the German armistice dele
cation now negotiating with Marshal
Foch, was a leader In corrupt German
propaganda work, Deputy AttorneS
General Becker revealed today.
In Beeker's investigation OF Bols
Pasha, executed for his defeatlst work
in France, Erzberger was exposed
Becker declared. The attorney said
testimony taken by him in that probe
showed Erzherger to be the head Of a
propaganda money fund and that he
turned over a huge corruption fund to
Abbas Hitmi, then Khediye OF Egypt, TO
be used in stirring up trouble among
Allied nations.
Evening journal., 1918-11-09
n. 4. COLLIER DEAD.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-Robert J. Collier,
editor Of Golfers Weekly, and OF p
r. Collier and Son. publishing house,
Is dead. lie died suddenly last night
OF a heart attack. while he was seated
at his dinner table with Mrs, Collier,
Collier, a few hours previously, had
landed from an army transport after
a trip TO Europe, where he had been
touring the various battlefronts.
lie was born in this city, June AZ,
1876.
Evening journal., 1918-11-09
AT THE GARRICK.

Maude Daniels and other stars are on
the Garrlck Theatre bin for next week.
which is chiefly a clever comedy offer
ing, Miss Daniels will present the pa
triotic Offering "Thc Rising Generation"
The bill also includes Jimmy Lucas
and Billy Frisch in wild rawlings OF
1915" the sorrento quintet, with songs.
dances and music and scenes from sun
ny Italy; the Garcinetla Brothers, nov
city hat throwers; Australian Stanley,
Leonard and Willard In "0utside the
Inn" the Equados, Carboni and Ray
mond and others.
Evening journal., 1918-11-09
PRISONER Is ELECTED SHERIFF.

DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 9.-Despite the
fact that Richard II. Kotila is serving
six months in the workhOuse, he was
elected sheriff OF Baraga County by a
majority Of 20 votes. Word OF his cleo
ton was brought here today. Kotila
was postmaster In the county up TO
last September when he pleaded guilty
to approprlating United states funds
and was jailed.
Evening journal., 1918-11-09

movements which claim
their support
For women less rich,
some of whom had just
resigned themselves, on
the "What-can-you get
for $25" theory, { o
wearing last years suit
or coat, or maybe one
barking back further?
Evening journal., 1918-11-09
"And Ye Shall Walk In Silk Attire
And lSiiIer Haze to Spare

To wit $40 TO SIS savings dress in Sale lust
$50 OF them. including serges -
Did expect 10 silk dress-the of sk
the Young Womens Salon Wanamakes ses-or $40 this
season2 " 'S' '
These dresses Of de chine velveteen have
the charm OF smarness simplicity quality individuality
and her prices have the charm OF the to
ts-eond Floor, Chetnut
Evening journal., 1918-11-09

These garments run
from H. to 20-year
sizes, the full line.
Irhfch means 81 TO 3S
bust measure.
Evening journal., 1918-11-09
HI Isnti's ,niyuls sirs'
isltr-tttdl!
ell n,it
Hill ell lined
,rt,fuI V'Irts
N % % SALE S'lHdyd

Warmer, eosier coats can
scarcely be imagined. All
are lined throughout, many
interlined, and all have
high, snug-fastening col
lars, some of fur. New
shades-taupe, seal brown,
Pekin, amethyst, navy blue
and black.
From $40 10 SIS savings
on each coat at the fol-
lowing prices:
100 fine sample coats OF
duotone, silvertone, crystal
cloth, bolivia, sll-w ool
velour, evora cloth, with
large fur collars OF wolf,
skunk, raooon, taupe nutria
and Hudson seal dyed
muskrat). Some have fur
cuffs and fur-trimmed
pockets. Only one Of each
kind, SIS.
Special coat, copy Of i'm
ported model, fine quality
velour, large shawl collar
Of Hudson seal dyed musk
rat). silk-lined throughout,
S4o.75.
Coats Of silvertone and
duotone, lined throughout
with fancy and plain silk
Innings, one model with
large seal collar and one
without fur, S42.50.
Coats OF very fine quail
ity sll-wool velour and all
wool pompom and duotone.
all lined throughout with
plain and fancy Innings of
silk. Large muffier collars
OF fur, large sweep at bot
tom, belted and plain mod
els. S39.7S.
Coats of all-wool velour,
pompom and heavy burella
cloth. with large, soft fur
collars. Lined throughout
with plain and fancy silks.
SIS.
Coats of all-wool heavy
burella, velour and POM
pom. lined throughout and
interlined, SIS.
(seoond Floor, Chestnutl
Evening journal., 1918-11-09

What you can get for
S25 in Saturdays Sale is
outlined in Column
Four.
Every garment is
priced $40 to SIS less
than il or any garment
of like quality sells for
regularly.
For il stance, one coat
in the lot, specially
priced S49.75, is one
that we know we could
sell today or any day
for S62,50, for we've
done it.
And every garment is
new, new-the cases are
being opened, and new
treasures brought out,
as we write these words
- handsome, well-cut,
man = tailored, highest
quality of material and
workmanship, freshest
Winter styles.
One of the interesting
items in dresses is so
smart sample dresses,
copies of imported mod
Evening journal., 1918-11-09
DURING
The
EPIDEMIC
Don't Take Any Chances

Don't take any chances. II you de-
tect the first stages OF cold, and feel
creepy and chilly and a soreness
throughout the body. with sneezlng and
coughing perhaps. either consult doc
Tor or get full Size bottle Of CHASCO-
WIN, a Tasteless Cod Liver and Iron
Tonic and take IL regularly after each
meal and at bedtime II you do this
you Will almost surely escape a case
OF Spanish Influenza. But do act quickly
for your own sake.
CHASCO-NIN is just the medicine for
all run down conditions and a splendid
reconstructlve tonic for those who are
recovering from Pneumonia, Grip or
any other serious illness.
You can get CHASCO-VIN in VII
mington at the Miller Drug Store-i0i-
Sp6 Market street.
Evening journal., 1918-11-09

Saturday must wait,
while you run in TO
Wanamaker's to see
what the suits, coats
and dresses are like
Unless you are al
ready fixed up for
Winter; and even if
you are, it's ten TO one
you will run up
to t o W n a n d to
Wanamaker's just the
same.
We cannot tell you
what each garment is
like, of the 2000 suits,
coats and dresses, and
if we did, nobody
would read it but the
printer
And he only because
he's paid to.
But we can and do in
vite you to come to the
Sale, to use your own
eyes, which are better
than the most inspired
pen.
And in the meantime,
we will say this of the
Sale as a whole:
There are $50 dresses,
priced $50 and $25.
There are 250 suits,
priced S25 to S39.75.
There are 1900 coats,
priced S25 to S55.
WAS there eve r
w such news for
schoolgirls, for business
women
For 'home" women
For rich women who
would like to dress as
they've been dressing
without payin G as
they've been paying, so
as to have more money
to devote to war chari-
ties and the other good
Evening journal., 1918-11-09

T F one of th ose
lines above should
get twisted about
a bit, so that our an
nouncement read
Handsome Young
WOmen's NeI1 Coats,
Suits and Dresses
it would not be so far
wrong.
You'll realize this
better W h e n you've
senior maybe bought
and wornl any one of
the garments, of which
there will be 1000 on
display and on sale
Saturday
Each one of them
capable of making a
woman look younger
and handsomer than
she can possibly look,
either in old clothes or
even in new ones of less
quality, beauty and dis
tinction.
This is no ordinary
sale.
No Wanamaker Sale
is.
Evening journal., 1918-11-09
S25 WILL BUY
nv THIS SALE
A Dress
A Dress

of jersey material, copy OF
smart imported model, in
light or dark shades; or one
OF serge, crepe de chine.
satin OF velveteen. suitable
for afternoon OF utility
wear.
Evening journal., 1918-11-09
Troeh Leads Amafeurs--CIdrk
the Professional Shooters

The latest batch OF trapshOotlng aver
ages, complied by the Interstate Trop-
shooting Association, show Frank TrOoh
Of Vancouver, Wash. as leading tho
amateurs and Homer Clark, OF Alton,
Ill.,, topping the professionals. Troeh
Is the only amateur with a mark bot
ter than - per cent, while Clark has
an average OF 1852. The only other
professional with a 81 mark Is Rush
Race, OF Curtis, Neb. o. \. Ford, Of
san Jose, Cal, has shot at $50 targets
and leads all shooters In this respect.
Since these averages were compiled, @.
l.. Richards, who tops the Wisconsin
list, was laid low by the "ilu."
The averages OF all Delaware and
Maryland shooters who have shot at
20O0 or more targets are appended.
DELAWARE-PROFESSIONALs.
Edward Banks
Wilmington .........2i5o 2235f .9i22
C. T Martin
Edge Moor ..........22i0 2o3I .9O93
L. r. Beauehamp-
Harrington ..........26i5 2S5I 1896
L. L. FARRELL
Wilmington ........e625 1916 .ss22
+. ;. Richards
Harrington .......... 2o65 22Oi Sow
MARYLAND-AMATEURs.
DR. A. B. Burris-
salisbury ...........2225 1896 .s97O
C. Ford Seeley-
Baltimore ......... .2s25 2496 .sss5
PROFESSIONALS.
Lester :. German
Baltimore .4U2O Jeo9 .soi4
Il. l.. MOrthington-
Baltimore ...........2i1O 2Oi9 9il2
Evening journal., 1918-11-09

THAT is why you are
reading this page.
That is why you, and
at least 1000 others like
you, and maybe more,
have already decided
that other plans for
Evening journal., 1918-11-09
Suit

A Suit
OF all-wool burelIa, a sports
model, lined and interlined,
large pockets, just what
business girls and school
girls were hunting for.
A Coat
of heavy sll-wool burella or
velour, lined throughout
and interlined. One model
is half-lined and has a fine
high fur collar.
In other wordss the three
gorments-coaf. dreas and
smt-can be purchased for
the price usually psid for
onsl
tssosnd Floor. ohestaup
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Sc fug6 IN REQ pe!igroso

MEXICO, D. F., Marc lt.-Si-
gucn e5tando = la ordcn del dia las
rugas dc rateros comedies 0 de YER
da5ero5 pajaros dc ~cucnta, cfectua-
Ia P~cnitenclaria a cualquicra de los
juzgados. "a estando en- Ia Pc
uiterc!aria miSma; pero en- to-
dos caso5 reSuIta que la accloH dc
Ia j:Stic.2 re5u!ta falidl y que los
cyiminalcs recobran 81 libertad con
f&cilldad oue paSma.
Hace a!guaoS mescs fu& un csta-
fa&or paligroso apelIidajo Sar,ac:la
Quicn log-6 Sobornar u los soldacos
que 10 conduc;ar, para ponsrae eli
saivo. DeSpucs fue IN a~scsino quirn.
hab;endo pasado al Hospital Civil
para curarse de una enfermedad ina
ginaria, ]aprovech6 IA primera opor-
tuHid2d que Sc le p~TeScntc, la que
TO Sc hizo esperar mucho, pucs Ia
vigi:ancia en- este ESTABLISHMENTS eS
deraasiado Geficiente, para cvadirs@
= -lar"a-se acknowledgements en- pos De
nuevas avcnturas 9erjudiciale3 para
Ia scciedad.
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Fpe ososiaado IN jagador

Jose Fernandez es cl nombrc
que en- vida llev6 un iovan cspanol,
q ouicn sus amigos lIama5an "El
Giicro," Que Sc dcd:c&ba a viyi- del
iucgo, pucs era tallador dc Il par
tida dc rs muchas que hay en- csta
ciudad. Hacc algunas nocies, Fer
rande2, Gcsprcs de ha5er gai:ldo
una regular suma de dinero, pucs
eSa Eochc jugo como 'punto," Sali6
de la casa de juego en- compan:a dc
tres amigos suyos, eSpanoleS como
q, llevando en- las boisas de sd ira
je una cantidad mayo: de ochocicu-
tos pesos, en- orc nacicnal, Cue era
u Suma canada por el csa nochc.
Parccc que Ell afoytUnado jueadoc
Y sus amigos anduyieron rccOrrieu-
do tabernas duranse varias bora;
pero el case es que q n madTugada
siga;entc, en- TN cailei"1 del barrio
sc cacontro {! cadavec d. Fernan-
dez. con hueiiaS dc hahcr muerto por
rXtranculacion. En- sys holsi!!os no
Sc halo mazda del orc que Ia victi-
ma habia ganadV Ia nocha anterior.
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dan faci|idadas a los
j0rnaIaroS mexiCanOs
en- E PaS1
Las dificultades que fabla para
su entrada a este pals que
darGn yencidaS

Hace algunos dias comunltamos a
nuestros ~lectores que qquinlentos JOY
naieros mexicanos que haolan sldo
ccntratados por casas engancnadoras
para ven;r q trabajar a terrltorlo a.
mericaGo e. los sembradlos, sc neon
traban en- circunstancias dificl-es por
70 haberseies permitido penetrar en-
teryitcrio americana en- virtud &c que
ninc1.no de clos llenaba los requlsl-
tos lux ~seaalan las leyes de inmlgra-
ciGn.
Agregamos entonces que nueStroS
i~nfortunados paisanos hablan sldo
mandates q Torre6n per e. Jete &c
las .Arraas en- Ciudad Juarez. meal-
ia esta que en- NADIA mejoro ST. 81
tuacion. pues en- aQuella ciudaG lag"-
nera Sc encontraban como en- IA OIL
liza del Rio Bravo, este es, sin traoa-
10.
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Pidese Ia expulsion
de I'm ~periodista
coIombiano
la cagnpaNa del Sr. EEcaF'
cardc Arenas mczesta
a los csrrancisSaS

MEXICO. Mario 15.-Algunos pc
ri6dicos de esta capital han empe-
zado a hacer una campana ruda para
conseguir que Ricardo Arenales, pc
ricdista de fuste que defendio coz 81
cortada pluma al Gobierno del Oral.
Huerta desde las Columns de I'm dia-
rio llamado "Churubusco' y que des-
pues hizo campana contra "a revo-
lucion constitucionalista desde aiGu-
acs diaries de la Habana, sea des-
terrado del pals por ~"eXtranjero per-
~aicioso", pues hay que adver1ir Que
.Arenales es ahora ~carrancista Y cscri-
be los editoriales de III diario me-
tropolitano que dirije Rafael Martl-
nez. Rip Rip.
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correspondence Especial para LA PRENsA.

rurrrSnOndencla Especial para LA PRESsA
GUADALAJARA, jail, Mario IL.
La terrible gavilla de bandidos a
la que La voz popular dio en- lamar
LA mano que aprieta," amenaza
reaparecer para seguir practicando
sus fechorias. En- las esqulnas de
las principales GALES de esta ciu-
dad aparecieron la ma1ana de hoy
unos pasquinas que anunciaban la
reaparicion de esa temible banda, con
la agravante de que en- la puerta de
la casa del Inspector Oral. de Policia
Sc encontro fijado uno de esos car
teles terroristas.
Alguiea atribuye q buan humor &c
algun chusco 10 de los carteles; pc
70 las personals cue Ell otras opor-
tunidades han sido victimas de las
habilidades de los bandoleros de "la
mano que aprieta', nc toman a bro
ma ell aviso Y han pedido al inspector
de Policia que Sc hagan las avert
guaciones del case para ~prevenir po-
sibles atentados.
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De Ia Ciiua34d de Ma1@5xico
Ye7diaa carne de cobalio

Hace tres diaS 81" el Com!sarIo
dc la Primcra Dc~marcacion de Poll
cia fuG avisado dc en- n accc-
sor;a de una Gale Immediate = su
oficina sc hallaba INA persona Que
p~esentaba lintomas lie e~nvencna-
miento. sin cue hu0icrl tornado oura
cosa que los aiimentos ordinarios.
Z, personal de la refcrida oficina
Sc translate d Ia ca:a indicada Y en-
ella eGcontr6 a IN iHdjviduo que en-
efecto, p~resentaba sintcmas de cnve-
neramiento. Hechas IA; averiguacio-
nes dc, case, results que cl intoXica-
dc s6lamentc hahia comido caTne
asada, quo habia sido comprada aque
la miSma manana on 81 mercado in
mediate.
EXaminados algulcs rcstos de Ia
mencionada carnc. sc cncontr5 cl
comisario con Ia cnormidad dc que
aauel'o era carnc Ge mula! lnme-
diatamcnte cl personal de la Comisa-
ria &C lanz6 en- pos del induStrioSo
cacnicefo, logrando sorprendcrio en-
81 puesto del mcrcado de la Gale de
Jardinevos, en- los pceciscs momentos
en- que vcndia IN bucn trozo dc car,
ne de cabal!o habilmente destazada.
Tambien cncontraron rcstos dc la
carnc de una enormc muia que, Sc
gun cl cxamen que Sc hizo dcspu6s,
haDia muerto de muCrmO.
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lba q e%sesinar @ So kijo

Aver en- la noche, en- una de las
GALES de Pine Suarsz, II mala ma
DIRE estIvo a punto de cometer uno
dc SOS crimenes horribles que no.
rrorizan ha5ta a los seres mas empe,
dernidos.
Maria Castelar,, que tai cs el NOM
brc de esta ma!a hembra, llevaba 4
cuestas a TN pcqucno hijo suyo de
dos amos, por las referidas Gales,
mieHtraS iba pidicado limosna u los
transcunte5. Parecc cue Ell cniqui!io
lIoraba dcmasiado = cue ESTE DISCUS
taha sObrc man2ra 4 Ia madrc, ' Que
por este IA iniame .nujcr ;ha golpean
do sin compassion 4 Ia inocentc cria-
tuc&. Dc Fronto J en- los momcntos
Gil que sc acercaha a toda veiocidad
IPssa @ Ia Ga. Pag. Col. 6a.)
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Una Ilamada por telefonO

Pensando Sc hallaba Ia senorita
Hernandez en- que podia haberse de-
tenido su padre, cuando son6 el tele-
fonc, Y al acercarse ella al aparato
para yer Quien ilamaba, n o que
parecia la de uno de los empleados,
cl dc la confianza de ST. padre, pre-
cisamente, lie dijo que tenian mucho
trabajo en- Ia tienda Y que en- ccnse-
%cueacia, ell senior Hernandez guerra
que ella tonlara I'm tren y Sc fuera
al centric a reunir con el. para que
| no cstuviese sola hasta muy tarde
Y que en- seguida regresarian jun
tos.
La senorita, no desconfiando abso-
| lutamente, salio de su casa Y sc dis
| puso a recorrer las dos Gales que
| dista de Ia via del tren electrico, pc
! 70 apenas habia recorrido parte da
la primcra, cuando de IN zaguan que
uuedaba en- la sombra salieron preci-
| pitadamente tres hombres que Sc
echaron encima Y Ia sujetaron amor
dazandola.
A Ia bora y media, aproX:mada-
mcnte, Sc presento ell senior Herman
dez en- su casa, y no hallando en-
ella a su hija, aviso embellishments
a Ia policia, la que sc prcsento c hi
70 las averiguaciones del case, pero
| sin llegar a una conclusion it'll.
Ell senior Hernandez, en- compania
De dos agentes de la policia, Sc paso
toda esa noche hacienda averiguacio'
mes para dar con ell ~paradero dc su
: hija; pero TODD inutilmente, y a
! do desesperado regreso q 81 casa al
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Sc NSApERSA

ell famoso t6nico para la sangre y
sedativo para los nervios. Esto redo
blara la fuerza nerviosa CT diez dias.
No contiene mercurio nj drogas per-
judiciales para la salud. Sc garanti-
"a Ia ~curacion o Sc devuelve el dine
70. Precio, so c%entavos y S1.0O La
GAIA. Compre n GAIA hoy a su bo-
ticario o Sc Ia mandaremos directa-
mente, por correo, porte pagado, al
recibo de su valor.
THE BROWN EXPORT & IMPORT
COMPANY
Dept. %, "a Cortland st.
New York. n. 7.
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Ell CONCERTO DE HOY

Para este dia. tarde Y noche, sc
aaur.ia CT e! Beethoven Hall los Ill
limos cemeteries de ID orquesta sinfo-
MICA : los nrjmeros principajeS dc
yiioS csJaran encomeadados Al nota-
be violirist2 mexicanp Francisco
Ucrnirdez. director de Ia orQueSta
del $. Anthony. e professor Her
Hindez Is un gran eiecutante, aSi eS
gue cn las audiciones de hoy podc
lvcir Sus Facilitates, dando pre>tigio
q =rte me@icano en 81 sZran!ero.
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Viejo a los treinta,
ioven a los sesenta

Con Ia digestion arruinada, Ia san
gre empobrecida y-agotadas las iuer-
zas nerviosas, IN hombre Sc siente
viejo, no importa los amos que ten
ga.
La restauracion 4 n perfecta sa-
lud, Ia manera de librarse del aniqul-
lamiento cerebral, ell alivio para ell in
somnio Y Ell desaliento y para reco-
brar Ia %juventud, Sc %encuentran en-
las p~eculiares propiedades de Ia
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Reaparece La Mano que aprleta
en- Ia Capital de JaIisco
Por medic de posquines que hfyi6 en- los paroles
p1blicos y hasta en- la casa del Inspector de
Policia, anuncia su nueua 'campana'

amanecer del dia sig~uiente, Sc encon-
tr6 n carta de puno y letra de su
hija, que decia:
Papa: estoy IN poder de unos
hombres que quieren cinco mil pesos
por dejarme en- libertad. Ven til So
10 a.. tai parte Y trae la cantidad.
ALI estare 20 con ellos. Pero ven
solo, pues 81 sospechan que has avi-
sado a la policia y que vienes acom-
panado, me asesinan, indudablemen,
te." t
e. sef,or Hernandez vacilo. pero al
fin pudo mas ell Garlic p%aternal, y
resolvi6 p%resentarse en- el lugar que
su hija lie indicaba, llevando la can
tidad que lie indicaba Ell recado.
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Sc ye1cen las dificuitades

Sc conoce que las casas engancna-
doras u trajeron a los referidos Jor-
naleros para que vinieran a TRAFALGAR
. -erritcrio americana, Sc dedlcaron
= hacer toda clase de ~gestiones 4 fin
de cue los b-acercs mexicanos pu-
Gjesen cruzar IA Inca, pues va Sc
ccmprendera que dichas companies re
sultaban defraudadas Ell u lntereSeS
s. TO cumpiian sus compromises con
las casas c~ontratanCes &c los tra5a-
iatorcS meXicaroS.
In "a! virtud las autoridades anne
ricaras de Immigration en- Ell faso,
Texas. a~ccedieron = permutir a MUGS
..os ccnracionales Ia entrada en- te-
rritorio de este pals, sin que tGrle-
"a. cada unc de ellos, que enterar IA
cantidad de 5 dolares que tiene que
Ge2os!Jar cada extranjero que Qulera
ez-rar i este pals. Ell virtud de nue.
- disposition, mediante el requisite,
.4icaMcnte, de que antes de pasar Il
Inca +:rmasen contrato per dcterm!-
n 10 tempo, que Ell este caSo fue &c
scis meses. con las casas contrataN-
.ls. para i = TRAFALGAR = los coMpoS
d. b,.aJe. ' 81 ms ncg~ociac;oEes azu-
,.c.aS &c I@aho, Colorado ' Utah.
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Los diyGrcias eli Mexico

Se-in observation hocha por -
diario lc:a!, los cases de rctiyiorc1
de- Givorcio matrimonial yenti,adoS
menSualmcntc en- los juzgados res
pcctiyos de Mexico fluctlian entire
cuarenta ! ciacucnta. 10 que indica
Que e diyorcio decretado por Carran-
"a prospera.