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Newport daily independent., 1918-10-31
street.

street.
 H. A. Bickers of Walnut Ridge and Cecil Wade of Batesville were guests at the Hazel hotel last night, going to Batsville this morning.
 R. A. Dowdy and Charles F. Cole of Batesville were at the Claridge ho- tel last night on their return from a business trip to Little Rock.
 Col. V. Y. Cook passed through Newport today en route to his home at Batesville from Little Rock, where he spent few days on business.
 Mrs. M. B. Hare has been quite sick at her home in Auvergne with influ- enza, but is getting along nicely, be- ing much improved today, which will be good news to her friends.
 Prof. Edgar Williams and Miss Dove Erwin went to Batesville this morning to attend a meeting of the United War Work Council, which IS holding a short session there today.
 Mrs. J. o. Powell returned this af- ternoon from short visit to her grandmother, Mrs. E. R. Beane, at Russell. Mrs. Beane has been quite i'll with influenza, but is now improv- ing.
 Charles o. Burkett, son of MT. and Mrs. M. w. Burkett, wired his parents today that he will leave Fayetteville tonight for Camp Taylor, where he will enter training to become an of ficer.
 Arthur Suits of Springfield, Hi nois, and Hollis Suits of St. Louis, Mo. brothers of Fred R. Suits, who passed away Monday, and Mrs. Margare' Suits, mother of the deceased, return ed to their homes today. 1 Will Randy, who left Newport sev' ral weeks ago with the limited ser vice men for Camp Bowie at For Worth, Texas, has joined the ava tion service and has been transferred to Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas. MT. and Mrs. Guss Bridger of Rem mel have the sympathy of thei friends in the loss of their baby daughter, who died last night O pneumonia The body was inferred this afternoon.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-31

All persons knitting sweaters for the Red Cross in Jackson county are requested to apply to Mrs. o. w. Scarborough of wport for a sup ply of yarn, as MS. Scarborough has just received a shipment. Jackson county must supply it's quota of sweaters by December 1.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-31

Mrs. Charles w. Best and three children arrived this afternoon from Oklahoma and will spend several days here guests of Newport relatives and will later join Mr. Best below In gleside, where he and Ira Best are looking after gathering the crop of their brother, the late Jewel Best.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-31

Charles o. Burkett, son of MT. ant Mrs. M. w. Burkett, wired his parent: today that he will leave Fayetteville tonight for Camp Taylor, where h' will enter training to become an of ficer.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-31

MT. and Mrs. w. A. Barker are moving into the home just vacated by MT. and Mrs. J. D. Parke on Elm
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-31

Mrs. w. H. Dyer, who has been quite i'll for the past several days, was improved today.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10
FOR NATIONAL
FORESTS ARE INCREASING

With receipts totaling $12O,1O5.6o
for the quarter ending September 80,
1918, the North Pacific District, COM
prising the National Forests Of Ore
gon, Washington, and Alaska, led all
the forest districts of the country,
according to a tabulation just re-
ceiyed from the Forester's office,
Washington, by District Forester
George II. Cecil, Portland. For the
same period last year the receipts
amounted to $1O4,94S.94.
The sale of National Forest timber
during the quarter brought in $116,-
1864 of this amount. The remain
der came from grazing permits, tim
Der settlements, trespass, and special
uses.
The Southwestern district, with
headquarters at Albuquerque, N. M,
came second, with receipts amount
ing to s94,95O.52; and the Inland
Empire district, with headquarters
at Missoula, was third, with $9O,-
S75.45.
The total receipts from the seven
National Forest districtt for the
quarter amounted to $511,466.49 as
against $46S,643.65 for the same
period in 1917.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10

the JUDGES most valuable painting tnat
cost him two thousand dollars"
A wild thought came to Jasper. It
would ruin his father to pay that big
two thousand dollars. All! he would
earn 1t himself. Longingly he glanced
at the vine-clustered cottage where
lived Edna Marsh. his first love, his
girl" half an hour later he was
huddled In a boxcar, going west.
Then three years, weary, tollsome,
with no word from home. He had been
lured to the gold diggings. Most days
he picked up fakes and nuggets worth
a dollar or more. Twice he was lucky.
He lived at the cheapest rate. In his
snakeskin belt he stored the precious
dust. Then, just before Christmas, the
call Of home was not to be resisted.
With shock he aroused, chilled and
confused. Lantern lights dazzled him
from below. He made out half dozen
forms. One was swinging an ax. 1t
sunk deep into the base of the tree.
"Take turns!" called out a stem
t0rian voice. "Let all hands have a
chance at cutting down the biggest
Christmas tree In town. How she will
tower on the common tomorrow night,
all alive with colored electric globes
and gifts for the kids!"
"Hold on!" called down Jasper Wal
den, missed a clutch and fell to the
snowy ground.
He opened his eyes to find himself
lying on couch In the house, his ia
ther, mother and sister bending over
him with solicltous care and there,
clinging to his sisters arm, pale and
anxious, was his boyhood love, pret-
tier than ever-Edna Marsh.
"My boy, Oh, my boy, heaven is
klnd!" cried his mother.
Jasper unshipped the snakeskin belt.
"Father," he said, ''it's full Of gold. It
will pay for Judge Earll's two thou
sand-dollar picture"
"What that sent you away?" cried
his mother. 'Your ball never hurt the
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10

picture. It only ripped one end loose"
There was a crash outside, then a
cheer. The great Christmas tree had
come down. The throng had seized 1t
and were bearing 1t away, singing,
Peace on earth, good will to men,"
Jasper ran to the door, and Edna with
him.
"Men," he shouted, a-thrill with Joy,
waving his golden treasure, trim that
tree fore and aft with the brightest,
prettiest ornaments money can buy
and send the bill to mel" and then, as
he led his sweetheart down the hall
back to the parlor, he whispered:
"a Christmas kiss for the wanderer
returned" and Edna pressed her
sweet lips to his own.
A list of Oregon-made goods Is
being made for housewives.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10
Too Late.

II was Christmas eve. Staring at
the dying embers Of the fire was a
beautiful woman. Her face was wor-
ried, and she clasped and unclasped
her hands In nervous excitement.
christmas eve" she murmured,
"and no money to buy baby a Christ
mas giftw
Mechanically her eyes wandered
around the room until, with guilty
start, they rested on something stand
Ing on the mantelplece. It was baby's
money-box. 'If only daredw she
thought; "but what would John say"
For few moments she stood debat-
ing the awful question in her mind,
and then reached for the box. "John
need never know" she said. With
trembling hands she broke open the
box and emptled on tha table a col
lection Of buttons, nails, and so on.
John had been there first
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10

The application of the Pacific Tel
phone G Telegraph Co. for increase
in its local exchange rates in the state
of Oregon has been set for hearing
at No. 252 Court House, Portland,
Friday, December 13, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. The public service commits
sion announces that this meeting will
afford an opportunity to all interest
ed parties to be heard.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10

welcome home and girls on college va
cation banded gay repartee. All was
mirth and happiness-except with one.
Shrinking back into a dark corner
of the car was bronzed young man.
The face under the dropping SOM
zbrero bore a wistful, anxious express
sion. He went out to the platform as
the train slowed up, leaped to the
ground, skirted the main street,
evaded a brilliantly lighted church
where some Christmas eve festivlty
was in progress and reached house
set In the center Of large lot. He
gained the shadow Of a great ever
green tree.
The forlorn lurker ventured few
yards, gaining a view Of an ell where
dim light showed. He uttered a COM
forting sigh and something about "the
folks probably being at the church,"
adding: 81 can watch and wait. I
wonder II the old hideout in the tree Is
still there?" He reached for branch,
lifted himself aloft, scrambled up the
trunk and came to where few boards
formed platform. He had placed 1t
there when boy. It trembled from
age as he crept upon 1t.
"Three years." he whispered, dream
lily. christmas eve, home, and
what?"
He had left this selfsame spot a rum
away, he had returned like some fear
filled fugitive. How vividly he recalled
his last day at home! He and others
had been playing ball next to the home
Of wealthy Judge EARL. A cheer had
greeted his strike which sent the
sphere whirling. It landed against
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10

Carrying away gate on Hallow-
cen is a delightful and exquisite
joke il you are fourteen years old
and the gate is your neighbor's. If
you are forty-five years old and the
gate is yours it assumes a different
aspect.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10

window, crashed through it and a min
ute later there appeared a pale-faced,
excited servant, waving his arms Wild
ly and shouting out:
WHO did it? 1t has gone through
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10
A Christmas
Tree Idyl
a.. Nbsx
10, Va
BY ALvAH GoRDAN GARTH
Copyright. 1918. Western Newspaper UniOn.)

IE passenger coach was
filed with a merry
crowd and the Christ.
mas spirit was broad
ly manifested. Luggage
racks were filed with
bundles giving out the
perfume Of flowers (;
here the head Of a doll.
there the wheels of a
toy peeped out. Some
jovial travelling men
were discussing their
Evening star., 1918-08-04

After spirited engagement in the sector Of Chateau Tery
fighting devil dogs" had with Hun and after
using all Of his ammunition finally resorted to the old civil war
with the butt of his rifle Photo shows
Private vandemerc who killed the German with the
butt of rifle he is holding.
Copyright
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31

ToGos srfer77os. .. mcnOS 'as -riaTcs.
Hacc uros dos mes.s. una nocne, cusndo ia
.amilia de, senior S.:nEo acabaoE de t.I:r Ia
mesa d-pues dc ccaAr. los nihoS manifesto
ron cue =. scn:ian males de- es;omaeo. l.ri-
nero con ligercS Go.cr-s y tIeco con yerda-
de-os ~srfrinientos que los hscian dar gritos.
A POGO. los nismos sintOuas s~inuie-oa "a Sc
nora y q se6or de "a casa. por 20 QUE q es-
los no les cups duia de Que alsuaa substantial
cnv-renads . er cs:ado de deseompo>ic.on ha-
oian ir~r-ido dura7.c "a c-na.
Lisnrndo vioisntan,cnte IN r&di-o. aplic6 "a
vados estnmacales a los enfcrmos y 81 pe!i-
gro :s ccaju-ado. 10 sin QUO e llamara l.
ateueion al j.fe de la casa el hceho de que
las dos e-iadas aue habis en- csta estuvie-on
eonpletanents Sier re sa!ud, i nesa- de hsbe-
eenado los nismos alnentos Gle IA fnnil!a.
ESQ h,zo Que O. es2aaol tuv:c-a desconfian-
-ad . sus cr:adas. las cue fue-or despedi6az.
NuerGx crsaGds y o:ro :r.crtona.
4 los pocos dias. las domesticas tuerom
sustieridas por otyas Y parecis que las nu-
YES e-cN personals seF4lS- POI % NIt ~ ia-
r-!ronio Stinso eSta5u :rGnQllo pcro Il ia
.eraEa. POGO mas O u3enos. &c hGbe- :nSre-
saGo In. uaevas domcsticas, e. case de enve-
ranau;ento &c rsp.ti6 con todos los mIs-n-
b-cs de "a tamiEa. eNcep:o con Jas Sri@das.
pues es.as Sc sentisn p~eztectare"ea b:en.
IN esta ve= !ss scspe-has de, cspaho. fus-
TOT mas ?=ecisas = este inten;a5a Que las
c7iadas tueser a7-chendiGss: pero elias So
pie-on pone-sc en- salvo 1 tempe.
pos wees NAE. Po- Enedio de oiras tantHs
c-isGns q .. nasr;moaio reter:do two 4 So ser
vieio. sc .esist-a9oa los casos de intox:sasi6n
ct Ia :au:lis. s6io qae eH ninguno &C clos SC
poGi. eo.u27oba- NADIA. cor &c que el espaaoi
neab6 boz erec- que sc --ataba &c uns ca:er-
meda6. ' 80 propuso toaisr aus Pre-suciones.
Iva reso rdS seris.
Du..sss dos n:ass- GO au5o en- .auelz cass
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31

c-iadS aiGuna. ' pcv todo csc tempo los casos
Ge enverenp m:en-o TO Sc rcgistrsron. pero IA
seno-a de L cass. admitij a una rauchacha
cue lie tut reconeEdaLa. de no"ahre Maria
Ms:tin.=. lc que. por sus pocos amos. no e
irspC;-sbG scspechas.
\ los cuantos dlas hubo &C arrepeI;irsc "a
seEora de hsbec admitido 4 IA nucra Gones-
tica. pucs :! caso dc envc=snam:ento Sc re-
piri6. SOLO que era mas grave yex:sio los
inrc:issos s~e7vic;os &c On nG4!eo. e! que Sc
v:6 apr-aGo para saiyar &c ia Huc.te a los
n;5os.
IA c-isda frs entonses aprehe1iida : conf-'6
CUE una muje- mo-ena. elsSsEte. bien aha
;a6a ' muy pintcda. lie haDia paszco po.quc
pzs;eyz amos nolvos baacos CT Ia lesne cae
6ebia tomar Ia tauliia. rceomeacandcle cue g
Ir no tonars porque Sc enfe--aaria Gel est5-
may,: = asrezo cue aauclo era una n-onaA.
I. c-iada fue rrducida a prisi6n = IA po-
leila br.ca con todo crpcho n Ia m-ter mo-
-ena cue 'r-ccto' los pclvas e!assas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31
iFerrOCarriIeros HeXicanOs!

Eace ,oIamcnte dos ,ncses que So inserl5
Ter en- vucs:-o c~onociniento que los prime
rs libros de 4ue Sc coupondra IN "RiBLIO-
TECA DEL fERROCARRILERO MEXICA-
NO" estabzn !is,os para d,s:r;ba!rs..
Jamas espc-aba que en- tar coriO tempo
mis- co!sgaS ferrocarri!eroE rrspordierar & m!
sincere ~laTamien:o quedardo Escm5rato DEL
cxilo tar rapidu y del entusia:'no con cue q
honorable grcn:o terrccar-.!erO McXicaHo ha
reciSiGo mis- humiides ohras.
De toGor los -:nccncs de Mexico y los :. l..
4. -ecIbITo ccn.rrRres de caTtas : pGG!tos. oe-
noSt-ando con +sto que nuestraS En7bicioacs
por IN instruction., e. prUETsso V cCrstrcr.
ciCn &c Ia PATRiA armenian Gia con d!a
de ma mancra que es & sna 70 to!c eioEio.
khG-s me dirijo H los InGifer5n-es: a los
gus tel yer Sc iElnEIn=1 du- ">:a actIva cam
para DE- deEpcTtar 81 ir-c-cS por IL eGuca-
cion J proSreso Gel gremlo ;eTro-ar.i!cro de
Mcsico scsa III i-acaso n loS que Green tal-
-cs &. a1bicionss II los !crrocaTrilcros -
Mexico. para d-cirIes cue eS:an en- III grave
error al iigurarse CUE todos somoS iuditeTen
.es. Al misno tempo pUaer en- ST conocl-
mi"nto cue tod.s lac obrRs g;e ~p-6xinam"n-
e &C. publIc9ran tales como ,5ros. lani-
mas Il colOre.. Ca.cas lns:ructivaS, inoGe.os
etc. -t-., 80 han g"eDa-cdn e . eztaa PEE
p=raaGo Para ,rs:1u;raos i,s Mex;rsaos &c
" - = = 10 q ~ - sH"HN . FNhi
:. p-uducto de iruinc:2a.c, lGtos = info.na-
clones d.. ;cl.ss Gases que sc :t!ac;oEan con
=! ate de, ie--oSa--i!. 10 cue IA sido proper
cioando por las mas s.anGes Coap2iias CO.'S.
t-uctoras DC !o-or.C-c.c. g." accessories par;
las mism:as ea:rc es;as pu"1en ei:srse ins 81
g~licntes American Locomotive &C. Bal
Gpin LOCOMOTIVES Work.. Lima Locomotive
Co. Wcs;iEgEoCs" Air E-gke.. New York
Air Bake Co., Nathan .:a7ufec:G-iHE Co.
William, Sellers Ea& Co. Inc, = otras muchi-
sinas cue strin impossible erCmerar ahora.
itcmEs. SC adv:er,e. de una vc= per. siemprr.
que no Sc t:s'R Ge cSpecU,ar II Gc hacer !u--
tuna. puse e. produrto ic In vsrta de las
~piimeTas ORA -e.v!!a para IL impression d.
los iih-us nts inpOrt.Etes : snstosos.
E-.an de venta IL l.ocoE2otora Male;
Compound ArticulsdS: r. Cornnrssor de Al
re Compound de So y Csiras l5st-drtjvas. in
6isperSab,CS 4 TODD t"rrccarr:!e.o de! Gapar
tamenro mccanico. Los Hhrcs va.cE s'.2j.
ca6s uno y las Calcas !rstrrcivas SIS. Dor
IN collection lie cuat-o typos differences. midCr
1895. siendo to3:s t-EnsparFr:cs para verse
el interior &c las Focomotoras. Toio este s.,
ilGnG. it-e dc porte al Trribo q, SUI valor en-
gro pos:al Il orden dc express.
Fara mayor information. rande este anur-
so en- IN sctrc con 81 direction. pIu,~nco
to!.sic. circu!1rrs. muest-as De Erabafo~ etc.
etc. = Carlos Vi. AreveGo. P. o. Box -. IN
..:c, Calf. : = vUeIta DC co--co sc &c man
CaraH cUan:os irfo-Inrs pita. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31
AYAQULCA PIDIO La
ENTRECA DE- Una
POBLACION
Is esta Mafamoros dc
Iz1car, del Estado
de PuebIa

por Co-reo. para LA PREESA."
PUEBL.A. o6 de aGosto.-To6a Ia ncchc de
antier. scgin as a~otioias cue i este respecto
!legan. Ia pas6 Ia poblaei6n de Ma;araoros
parativos btlicos cue Sc VIC c5:aba dieponicn-
CO 81 iefe DC las a-n,as en- Ia plaza.
Todos los solGeGos &c Ia Sulrnieion ton1a-
ron pcsiciones en- las afue:as de Ia ciuGad
Sc fsbricarcn trincheras. Sc tomaron las a!tu-
rus ' has,a 80 co!Ocaron pleas de a%rtlieria
Y amet-alaGcras en- las ;spias mas clevadas
de los temples.
Todos es:os p.epara:ivos obedeeisn q cue cl
rc5elde Fortiro Ayaou!ca. que Sc hallaba en
las inmediaciones lie n ciudad. envi6 un Pile
70 nj Jete de las arras de Matanoros pi-
dlendo!e que Ia plaza Gucra evacuada por los
soldaGos carrancistas rues ncnsaba cntrsr esa
aoch- con su Fentc y Guerra cHitar ell conba-
:e on las GALES &c la ciudad.
Fl reicridc i"tc de las arinas pidi6 ms
t-uccicncs por Ia via tclcgrafica a esta capt.
al. = como Sc Ie o-tensra QUO r~esistie-a
h.sta G;ic 10 fueran cnviados refue-=os. Sc pre-
pz-6 parl rcchazcr CT cr pIje &c los reDc!des.
habiendo Gurante toda la norhe recorrido los
puntos eranzados para ccrciorarse de que "a
d":ensa estaLa bicn dispuests.
= las cinco &c ls E.ahsna la alarma creci6
cnt-e los hnbitantcs de Mstamoros. por ha-
be.se saoido que las comunicaciones terro-
carrileras y telegraficas habisn sido cortadss
Do- los rebsldes. ) eatonces ST Sc esperaha de
un rnomcnto I otro cue cstos Sc lanzaran So
ore n plaza. cosa cue. afo-tunsdamente para
les habitan:es. no acoateci6. pics las nvanra-
das d.i Co5ic-ro. que hieieron a!sunos rccouo-
c!rli-rtos en- las c-rcantas. avisaron Que e. -
nemiGo Sc habiG -etirado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31

Guerrero. era nadu menoS que 10 cue habia
hccho en- 1918 Hue-;a con !os Dipatados al
Consreso Maderista: atronellar 81 faero cons
titucionn! : encanrcela rios.
Varias voccS de- pro;esta Sc icvanta-on Ell
TODD cl salon; pc-o 81 general Garcia Vigil
no ~rectIfico uno solo de los Prntos que ns-
bian ,ido afirmados por 81.
Entire lbs mic=bro. de Ia Co:n,si6n Ferma-
nente hsbia L. irtenci6n De dis2cn5ar &c trl-
mites ?! case Re Mariscs!; pcro en- vista de
los ataques dc Vigil = Csrranzn. tuvIsron te-
NOR y vuta-on qre no era Dc disrcrsarse Ioe
t-nnites. po- 10 cue e. asunto Guedo en- ma
nos de Ia Conisi6n DC Pun;os Constitution
males. para cue esta dictamire % que Sc trba
hscc- en- 81 case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31
~DECLARARON EN-
HUELCA l,6OO
0BRER0S
La huelga fue motivada
por Ia separation de
dos trabajadores
,,- Co--o DATE Ia PRENSA."

Per Co--eo. para LA PRENSA."
MEXICO. IS c. asos,o.-Mil se;scientos O.
breros y opertrios de IL fa5rica de hiladcs :
tejidos La Eorniga". ubicada en- Ia poblaci6n
L. Tizapan. Municipalidad de San Anger. "
declararor en- huelSa ayer 2or haber sido des-
oediGos varios de sus companeros sin causa
justitieada. po- e! Eercnte Dc Ia negociaci1a.
senor Leon RarbaroUS.
va-ias quejas hshian iierado a Ia Jan'a &c
Coneiliac:on y A-b;t-aje. de los oorero, ne
e-sa vio5inas de malos naneJos por parte de
los directories dc Ia cmnresa referIda. pcro
ninguna MEDIA vio!eata Sc habia tornado por
parte de los oh-eros. haste aver en- Que una
conision de IA meacionada junte Sc presen,o
ante Ell gc.ente de la Hormiga" para n
uuncisraIe a este que Sc dec!araoa en- hue!gG
Y cue no ccsa-ia hasts que los "psTa-ios "-
iustamsnte desti.uidos voiviescn . sus iaboreS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31
ii orGsr de ia hgsIgG.

Faee anroximadamente una semans que las
priruc.as ?ur;as &C. los ob-e:os dc La Hor-
MICA" llcgaron a Ia Junta De Consultation ;
A-bitraie. : es:abaa basadas en- Que p estos
SC les proporciona hilo nifty ra!o para 81 ira
baio. dando po- resu!tado eSta MEDIA 81 que
'os trabajado-es. 4 G-:enes Sc les pasa por 70
que haeen. resultaran Al fin de Ia cada sr-na-
ma con una raya tan exigua cue no !es n
CANADA para sus mas apCen:iantes neceslGa-
des. In var:as opo-tunidadcs Sc Ea5Ian d-
~:gido los pcriudicadcs a Ia Gc-encia de Ia
fsbri-a. TO ha5iendo Ell ~ninEuna de elias 10
arado cue sc lcs atendicra. antes h;cn. los
obre-os Que en- grupo - presen:a-on la vcz
recisutc a qucjarse. fueron dcstIcuiGos porpue.
segin lG opinion &c Ia Gcrencia. trataban de
poner NAL ejemrio.
Entonces todos los ;rabajadores echuron ma
no de Ia hueiga. Ia que 50 dice sera scru9ca-
da por o:ras faoricas dc Ia inneGiaciones
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31

Du..sss dos na.s- GO au5o en- .quella casa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31
MARISCAL ACUDE A
LA COMISION
PERMANENTE
Qmere que Sc declare
su inu,unidad como
Gobernador

Po- CO--eo. rz-a IA PRE%SA."
MEXICO. IS Go agos:o.-2l genera Silres-
re G. Hsriscai. c:e sc hall recluido en- una
Zelda de /. prisi6n militia de Santiago Til
;clo.eo desde hace vsrios meses po- 2esar So
or e! IA acusacitn de habersc Querido is-
vautr~ en- e-:nas contra e. GoSie-no de Ca
rranzs So diric:6 oyer a In conision per-
manente del Cong-eso de Ia Union. cue ceIe-
confc-mc n Ia Constitution. su iamunidad G.
fetal como Go5ernador Constitutional de Cue
zero. y Sc l- puSie-e IN !<crtad.
Garc:c FIGi! ~ so defense.
La Presidential de la Coraision Permanent
e Del Congrsso. despucs que In Se-reta-ia hubo
!eido Fl ssc.;to lei general Mariscai. dict0
e. t-&n.:e &c Que aquel pasase = s:adio de
a conisi'n respective. para que csra dictami-
aRse 10 Que sUera ronsoTme Il las leyes pe-o
:, general y dipGtado Garcia Vigil. cue Ell e
sos nomeEtcs ent-o Ell a Camara. proteSto
contra Fl c-unite dsdo por - Presidential. a
!eSando que ell case de Ma-iscal es u-Scnte.
qac este militia - Gobernador Constitutional
d- Guerrero. aurlu- 80 halle prcso en- Santiago
"a eeAseS nv n - - -'E-N N'' 80
70 C. ia Legislature de la en,idad aue 81 GO
be-raba. ' cue naturaimca.e. atentsto-ia-
nente e EscCuevo o-den6 I'll e~nca-cSamien-
70. pues en- n! acto Sc v;o!o 81 iucro de cue
cozan todos .oH Sobc!nadorSs &c los Es,a-
dos conforna Ia Constitution de Qucretaro.
Ic ncsc ~s0s.i.rr ., .rGr,i,>.
10 TresiGencia - sostuvo en- 81 frantic
Que 81 casos ;GeniicGs a. cue d:Scutia csc
=aismo t-aruitr Sc hacia dictadc OF. 81 81 mi
,ita- dc.ea;do debia E:r gozar Gel fuero De
los g2AernaGo-es. po- no habe- sjdo desafo a
co por 81 Congress- DE- "a Union. e comision
de puntos ccas,i:ue!onsdcs era IA llamaGa n
estudis- : pouer en- ciaro. para &c" el cucr-
30 Legislative resolviera cn:orces 10 que en- Il!
case proceGiera.
itGC>ss q Cc-TCn-G.
Con motive de este incidente. Garcia vi
gil = O. Lie. Rueda Magro. ;ambiea dspu-
t.do DC lc Commission Pcrmanen'-. dirisie!on
duros a-aqucz a Car-aa:s. dicieHdo cue sc ha-
bia constrtuiGo en- IN dictado-. "a qre a,rope-
l!aha 2! fu--o De los gobernaGores de los rs,
;ados O autorizGba a sus suba!:c-Ecs : Que
los atropellarsa.
Garcia Visi! G:jo On alta VOC. csusartc sen
saci5n erre los Gi?uIsdos y q pub!ico sus
Gccls-aeio7cs. que 10 Que ha5is hecho Ca
--an-a con RI Go5ern.dor CONSTITUTIONAL d"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31
G~OBERNADOR De
ZACATECAS IRA A
Carranza 10 necesita en-
la campana contra los
TevoIuCionarios

Po- Co-reo. para IA PRENSA."
ZACATECAS. IS &C asosto.- SeGdn ,r,,l-
cias -~csientrs GU Sc han recibido en- cs;a
eiudad. =! genera EnriNu. Eyt=adn. GoOerna-
dor del Es:ado. ob;end-a una Iicrreia del
Congreso loca! para scparar-c .e 81 puesto,
en- vi-tud de hsbe0ele ordenado uue SC ponga
al frente De IN cuerpo de cabnllcrie Que ira
al Estado de Mrhoasau a hatir a los rebel
des cue encaSeza Jose ines CHAVEZ Garcia.
pu.s parece que c! general Estrada es como
cedor de aqueIla region. en- dondc oper6 !u-
rante "a -ampaha que So hizO por los earran-
cistas contra los rebeIdes del genera don
Vjctor.anc Hucrta.
e. cuerpo que sea pucs,o a! mando del re-
fsriio general. esta CT la capital de IA Re-
pibl:ca. a donde SO translaGa-a Estrada para
-e-;bi- 6rdsrcs. 81 SC confiTma "A cspec.s lie
ruc ira y ~carppaha.