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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-03
LINEMAN KILLED

Iykens, Pa, June 3.-Benjamin
Jones "a lineman of Wiconisco, was
instantly killed on Saturday after
noon when he came in contact with
a feed wire of the Lykens Valley
Light and Power Company, while re-
leasing another wire. He was 80
wears old and is survived by his
wife and two children.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-03

Another star was added to the
Telegraph's service flag when J. B.
Wilver. manager of the Muench
street substation of the Circulation
Department. left for Columbus. Ohio,
where he Will be assigned to mill
tary service. Mr.. Wiiver's home is at
T35 Girard street and he has been
connected with the Circulation De-
partment for several months. Be-
fore leaving he was presented with
a. wrist watch by his fellow en-
pIoyss.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-03
DESkMAN ON DUTY

"Dorey" Fehleisen. deskman at the
police station during the day. has re-
turned to his work after an absence
of more than three weeks because of
illness brought on by an attack of
grip.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-03
MARRIED AT NEW CUMBERLAND

New Cumberland, Pa, June a.
The marriage of E. G. Burk and Mrs.
Ella Shelly took place on Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Shelly in Market street. Tho
Rev. A. r. Ayres, pastor of Trinity
United Bretheren church performed
the ceremony.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-03
Summers Most Desirable
Skirt Weaves Are These
Luxurious White Silks

White Habuta of extra weight and of fine quality Yd
St5O
White wash satins. Yard .......... ST. 80 to.S22J
White Shanghai in three excellent grades SO inches wide
Yard Observation-Disclosures. 175 to $3.50
La Jerz, jersey of quality Yard ....... $3.50
White Tussah SO inches wide. Yard ......... $500
White Tussah 40 inches wide. Yard .......... $500
White Toxic crepe, 81 inches wide Yard ..... $125-
White Khaki Cool SO inches wide. Yard ....... S4OO
White Shantung, 81 inches wide. Yard ........ S4OO
Ruf-a-Nuf, SO inches wide. Yard ....... $500
Moon Clio and washable crepe with satin blocks and wide
Sdth StTlPeS YARD $500
White washable Crepe Meteor, 40 inches wide Yd $4OO
White Crepe de Chine 40 inches wide Yard
$1.69 to $3.50
White Georgete satin. Yard ................. $3.50
Baronet satin Yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
Dives, Pomeroy & stewart-sreet Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-03
Books For Commencement
Gifts
Gifts

Appropriate gifts for those who concluding their
school work
School Days. cloth 6Oc leather s1oV
The Record of My Days. boxed cloth S1oo
Tennyson wadsworths Longlows Poems poxeo'
leather $i'''
Kpings Twains Works, full red leather si'o
titles Enoch Arden FRIEND
and 7oc
Handy in leather craft
Hawatha Courship standish shapepeare
Rubaiyu of Khayyam.
The of
Rhymes of a e
paste leather edition $3.50
CLOTH ST. $3.50 81 $3.50
75c; leather $12S
Dives, Pomeroy
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-03
Colored Dress Materials
For Summer
Fine Quality Voiles, Pongees,
Linens, ShTtings

Cool ervceabe coored voes in foulard checks stripes
figured and fancy plaids, SO inches wide Yard,
29c, 35c, 800, 400 to $1.25
Plain coored voles of fine quality 43 inches wide Yard
45c
Silk musns, in solid colors SO inches wide Yard
800 and SOC
Linen pongee OF cotton and inen in good coors Yard
400
Cotton pongee beach CLOTH SO inches wide Yard . 400
Dress linens in complete shade ranges SO inches wide Yd
S5e
Silk shrtngs grounds of white. Yd 81 90 and ST .25
Dives Pomeroy Stewart Floor
Evening journal., 1918-03-05
GERMAN POLITICAL
DRIVE WAS PA. PLAN
Head of Kansas Alliance
Informs Senators About
Urion OF 1906
HEXAMER LINKED
WITH DRY" FIGHT

WASHINGTON, March 5. - Jacob
Frohwerk. Of Kansas City, president OF
the Kansas branch Of the German
American-Alllance, yesterday told a
subcommittee Of the Senate commit
tee on judiciary that it was the Penn
sylNania branch Of the alliance which
called the Chicago meeting IN 1906, at
which resolutions were adopted urging
q union Of all Germans for political
purposes. He said Adolph Timm, Of
Philadelphia, secretary OF the National
Gcrman-American Alliance, was at the
meeting.
The subcommittee adjourned after
hearing Frohwerk and IT will not meet
again until the war finance corporation
bU .s disposed Of by the Senate.
ln preliminary statement to the
rommitico Mr. Frohwerk asserted he
Rnd other members OF the alliance in
Kansas were loyal American citizens
and had deep respect and veneration
for the Constitution NJ the United
states. he said.
we hold the Constitution sacred
as sacred as we hold the Bible. ] want
to deny that we ever received money
from the Kaiser or from the German
Government or any agent OF the Ger
man Government.
Answering questions by Senator King,
the witness said he had received many
communications in reference TO an
embargo upon munitions Of war. some
OF them being from DR. e. j. HeXamer.
# Philadelphia, fOrmerE national
president Of the alliance. He also said
communications were sent TO him by
af. . 80 % Thfnnun
Did YOU ever receive communica-
tions from the parent organization in
reference 90 the matter Of armlng
ships?" asked senator King.
Il did not" was the reply.
"Dld YOU receive communications re-
garding prohhitions' was the next
question.
Il did receive some letters and a
number OF kilograms were sent TO our
Congressmon The witness said that
good many Of the telegrams he re-
reived In reference 20 prohibition were
signed "lleXsmer.'
Did you receive any communica-
tions from national officers In refer
ence 90 llc immigration bill'' asked
senator kinc
some communications were re-
ceived." was the reply.
Il asked lhe presidents of our local
branches to communicate with their
Congre. smen asking that no strict rules
be made against immigration. as we
desired increased immi grafton
Have you a propaganda committee
in your Siate9" asked Senator Wolcott
Of Delaware.
no; we have not" replied the wit
ness.
you know that the national orean
ization has one? What is IL FORE" con
iinued the Senator
1T Is instruction in the German Ian
guafe as one which would open up q
American children a great field Of no
erature but we have always insisted
as a matter Of patriotism. that instruc
lion In the English language shoul
precede instruction in German
The Rev s. u. Won Bosse and Adolul
Timm, respectively. national presiden
and secretary Of the alliance. will b
heard before the committee THURSDAY
according 90 present plans. The com
mittee has i'm its possession copies o
rabidly anti-English speeches and ar
iicles turned out by Won Bosse prio
10 Americas entry into the war.
Evening journal., 1918-03-05

Domestics cooks and Mattresses
will find excellent positions at good
wages by watching the daily Want
Ads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

~ hHr.s ~ our hes, farm land: sro in
I,th H'a'e -; cultivation and extremely
~. -, q bout 10 a'r"4 In level
~, h-tI1nt ~ hands"..ie hnrpc located on
- FtNnn huTroDudcd by beautiful lawn
60, ms. Slot. and other buildings
,."'s "i 'hr IE"tt!cs: yicws in virginia, On
- Ky. ?. nil"a wnst of Richmond
s,s' AZ Ia" South Wales Farm and
IT,, "s 3n' az V!!r'9ins best farms. Be
,,,n,, W.','n ~ g pr.c" which viii mako n
,n mn, 'nih &c nsivciy for the owner Com
"st.J ''e To-Day, I1t tomorrow, II inter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

pure bred Guernsey cows.
pure bred Guernsey bull.
pure bred Guernsey heifer, five
months Old
26 high grade Guernsey cows.
40 pure bred Duroc Jersey hogs, reg
istcred. consisting of herd boar,
brood sows. bred gifts. SOW with
litter, sow and boar. pigs to 5
months old; all hogs immune to
cholera by the simultaneous treat
mcnt.
70 pure bred Black Minorca and White
plymouth Rock Hens. oil young.
2 good farm Mules.
2 good farm Horses.
Hay Loader.
l Side Delivery Hay Rake.
] Hay Fork.
Low Down Corn Truck,
Combination Wagon Box for all
purposes. -
] Hay Rack.
! 2,soctionl Spring Tooth Harrow,
C;nrke,s Getaway Harrow,
ist.S TENNIS: Cash, Sale rain or ahina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

WANTED, to buy for cash,
\ 20 motorcycles and side
cars, late models, Indian or
Harley-Davidson. Must be
in good order. Phone Madi-
son 3945 to-day or Monday
up to IL A. M. Tompkins,
40S West Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

100 acres. CT very productive an in yood fin
n.,. worth :i.,t0: rniIos from city on
,no,. AUG road Excellent. rPsidcnce Of z
,o"hE Groom Oricc buildinc; new large
To- 81, an p,h"- outbu!ldingE Fenced well
pI,c ,. ~, moro ana cattle. Running water.
|"'' s""h"d 10 grain md grass Fine
orchard real buy ~ 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. 9
Investment or
Home

Detached brick resident property
paying about 10 per cent. In West
End, between Broad and Main Streets;
splendid location: in nice condition,
with modern conreniences. See or
phone us first OF the week.
MOOREFIELD & BLAKE INC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

~, hcrc,, one haif NIL. from Ashland depot:
acres cultivated. Excellent s-roon
. n"uNn, h"W I.afg" harm and other out
nui,ilnr- fronting on Washington Halfway
n''u'itn' pace offered at I7.WD on easy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
MES r. COSBY.
Real Estate.
sol Mutual Building.
Richmond. Va.
III E1et Main S,r,nt
FARMS FOR SALE.

~. acres situated lcss than miles fran,
AWAY station on good auto road. on.
hoEr' friHe from CITY; l75 acres In hi,h
,uttc ~ cultivation Wnil watcrcd hnalth-
ln.. Excellent h"c!a! conditions Fine O.
r.o,n ana basement residence situated In
W",t| OK grove. Furnace heat no, n nd
I,nia water from I'm" well in back yard
!ihtG "pSt hoo's throughout. Gath: large
i'Nt, me-, nan ana clo".'g Ice hourc in hack
Shrn iaren b9 rms for IN head cattl. aud
r,"r"t" Tor Fp tons hay, NodUru hogho,l.c
sh""r and other ou,buiidinas Farm ali well
a"ic"n and cross,ferccd with woven wiz.
M r"car posts: 2,Nh cords wood D, place
IAN ." purchased a, q Eao-!arc ;,r.re on
terms To suit 49, "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

,h as1t"s. ,Ioom ,hoWs; barn and sio in
,'hriiiy Village, 70 niios west If city on
II. n d u. Hy N.Doo on sasy tcrmn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
SOUTH MAYS LANDING
LAND COMPANY,
100 Guarantee Trust Bldg,
Atlantic city. y. J.
GARRETT & co.

375 acres in Goochland County. miles from
Richmond. good road. Practically all
in timber. VIII cut 1900 900 feet. Six-roor
house. Price. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
LANDS AND lsARNIs ron SALE. 81
FARMS FOR SALE

FOR sale. line one milo from city.
splendid 7-ruonl house: electric lights: hot
and cold water. bath: concrete cellar:
acres OF land $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

MODERN brick dwelling. hot-wo,c- boat
hrth. Cellar under entire house Seven
"o'.' OF GOO! ithd Convenient TO trolley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
nEaL ESTATt:-roH SALE. D:
j. A. CONNOLLY & CO..
Seventh and Franklin SITS.

5ENEN-RoOM frame dwelling, with about
ono Of land Large oak trces. IN
minutes walk from Forest iii Park This
Is IL rare bargain at $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

MODERN brick dwelling with every city
convenience: acres of fertile land Io-
Gated on Lakeside car line. VIII consider
exchange for Investment property
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

JAMES n. COSBY
2Gl Manual J3uildiqv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

hanover AVENUE. detached, 8 rooms
O.. h"rouEhly modern. East IF Robinson
street Price. $500
Madison 23sl and 336a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

Kirstim 2-Horse Stump Fuller, with
extra long cable. power pulley. root
hook and automatic take-up
Horse Disc Drill.
! Steward Horse Clipper
Combination Wise. Drill. Anvil and
set Pipe Cutters and Threaders.
Large amount OF Fencing, fncludinn
Woven Hog Fencing, Barb wire
smooth Wire and Cedar Posts
2 A-Shape Hog Houses
! Self-Feeder for hogs size 20 bpsh
2H HIP Gasoline Engine.
No. .Sharpless Cream Separator. with
line shaft and pulleys. "A't
Automatic Drinking Fountain for "a
stalls with pipe and connections.
=! Babcock Cream Tester
! Stuck Pea Hay.
II acres Shock Corn.
MIX Cans. Buckets and Dairy Utena,I.
Household Furniture.
Vim Automobilo Truck as good as
Other .,rn articles too namsrou. to mon
ecHAs, q. sTRANa: "A nat Ione.s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

acres and mos; attractive 5-roorn residence
Fricc $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
IIcliv uorst4n rl:r,N.. nou,I,,

CENTkA l~-W wanted four or tive rooms 10
E"LS"EceHinS. Modern COnvcniunc,S. Z. ~
VA location Address ~. l.. o BOX 3s2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
ROOMS ron nENT-EIn>I,,irn :,

AltEN AVE. \ Room for rent, am cor
o, x,e4iiehe"a. Private family. i.ouIevai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

J.? acres and Groom bungalow. electric
hyhts. unusualiv we'll hui't house on t-ond
ROAD, close in. Price. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
PROPERTY FOR EXCH4NcE
EXCnANGl:-urAL t:sV,rt.-
Rooms >tsE 1UAKD

FOR sale OF WA cAchangc Tor sometime,
!, @ fti7t"i! 81 fr""In&sOury ii. fine
Lar! !arge LnLl.r.z Itandolph %,>0-J ny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
GARRETT & co.

DAIRY stock. poultry and truck farms in
all sections OF Virginia. Free catalogue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-24
81 el nino tiene!
la lengua suc;a dele
"Jarabe de Higos'
LiiPIA SU PEQUEN0 HiGADO !
SUS INTESTIN0S. 81 ESTA
ENFERMO, BILIOSO Y
CALENTURiENTO

a los ninos les gusta este "jarabe
laxante de frutas" Y no hay algo que
sea mejor para limpiar su delicado eS-
tonnage, higado e intestinos.
Es sabido que los ninos son descui-
dados y que no dejaran nunca de ju-
gar nara descargar los inteStinos, y
ell resultado eS Que estoS Sc acurnuia2
de desperdicios, el higaGo Sc entorpe-
&c. el estomago Sc agria, Y entonceS
ell p~eauenuelo Sc medic e%nferrla, no
due-ne nj aetna naturalmente, 81
alien:o es offensive. 81 ORGANISING con-
tr2e facilmente resfriGdos, le duele la
garganta V Ell estomago, y tie2e dla-
rrea. Ponga atencion, Sonora. Yea
81 tiere la lengua sucia. y e2tonces
dele una c~ucharadita de "Jara5e de
Higos de California" y en- unas
tas horas, todos los desperdic!os, bills
agria Y alimentos sin digerir, sa!dran
del ORGANISING y volvera = tener Us
ted a ST. nlno allegro Y -Jugueton he
nuevo.
Millones de madres dan a sus hi
| jos Ell "Jarabe de Higos de Califor-
MIA" porque es perfectamente tnofen-
:sivo, porque los ninoS 10 toman con
gusto y nunca falla en- dar buenos re-
sultados para limpiar los inteStinos,
ell higado Y Ell estomago.
Pida en- la drogueria una botella
de "Jarabe de Higos de California"
en- la cual van direcciones completes
para los bebes, ninos de todas edades
~ adultos. CuideSe de las imitacio-
mes que Sc veaden, Y c~erci6rese de
que consigue el genuine, heeho por
la California Fig Syrup Co. Refuse
terminantemente cualquier otro jara,
bs que le of-sEcan. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-24
Fl Senado tratola question de IamauIipas
La Alta Camara pld6 a Carranza que rindiera I'm informe de
los acontecimiento que han enldoluga en- la Entidad frontelza
.Caballero telegrafio al Senado: "Estoy d~ispueto a defender la s oberanla
del Estado, y hacer cumpEr la voluntad popular"

bierno de Tamaulipas. mas unos NJ
10 reconocieron Y otros no lie co2tcs--
taron siquiera. Dias despues NANTES
to al C. Presidente de Ia Repub!ica
que va atendia 4 ST. llamamiento, y "a
Legislature antonces designo al Sc
ior general Nafarrate para que Sc en-
cargase provisionalmente del Ejecu-
two en- Tanaulipas.
Vino Cabailero, asistio a varias con
fere2cias de caracter conciliador, y
va sabeis que, desgrsciadamente, ma
da pudo~ lograrse en- elias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-24
FL teiegrama dc Cabailero.

FL teieSfam2 DC S2DdiiSiO-
Despues de dar IL Secretaria lee
tura a otroS m~ens&ies de protesta
nor ei asesinato de Nafarrate Y por
ia intervention del eobierno del cen
tro en- los asuntos interiors; de Ia
maulipas, la tSecret2ria, en- medic de
IN complete silencio, lego I'm tele-
grama del general Caballero, redac-
tado en- los siguientes terminus: 80.
"Ciudad Victoria, lamps, II
&c abril de 1915.-PreSidente de
Ia Camara de Senadoras.-Muy
urgente.-Por co1fererc:a tenida
hoy con senior Presidente Repu-
blica tengo conocimiento gobier-
no del centric envia fuerzas del
general Dieguez, Gel puerto de
Tampico a esta ciudad, dizQue a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-24

Esta persona habia ,sufrido de ca
tarro y dclor de cabeza durante mn-
chos amos, y habia acabado por de
clarar que no habia NADIA que pudiera
cprarlo. Habia probado TODD 10 Que
!e habian recommended y Sc habia
vuelto ~esceptico. No obstante, su
amigo insistio en- que penetraran a Ia
botica mas Immediate Y compro I'm
pequeno tubo de Balsamo Urban, d.
ciendo a su amigo que 81 no sentia
I'm Immediate alivio, el pagaba su va
lor. No obstante, Ell amigo no tuvo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-24
Tn diiuerttiiddo iHcidente
Ocurri6 en- San Antonio
Una persona dyo que ESQ no podia ser.

i pagan NADIA porque Ell Balsamo
esobre la marcha' hizo S IL trabajo.
Hay miles de personals en- todos los
Fstados Unidos que pueden decir a.
bora a listed que fueron curados del
catarro. asma y dolor de cabeza.
rsando ell Balsamo Urban, qae es CO.
locado en- tubos flexib!es e higieni-
COS v que Sc vende por solo 25c. en-
casi todas las boticas. o ruede ser
remitido directamente por correo, por
Urban Chemical Company, San An
tanio. Texas. 10y,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-24

"Oiala Y NO Sc cometa ctro asasinato
como eli de Nafarratc."
Este contesr6 en- terminus un tan
to imprudentes, pues dijo: "Quedo
cnterado de que van a venir tropas,
Y oiala que esas troras no lleguen a
(Pasa a la Ia. Pag. Col say
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-24
Otro telegrama mas grave.


Al terminar la lectura del al1dido
t-elegrama, senadores y pGblico Sc ma
liaban grandemente asombrados.
En- seguida fu& l Il tribGaa e. Ii
cenciado ZubaTan, Qrien con 81 dis
curse aument5 Ia expectation cue va
habia en- Ia asamolea.
Hay en- la Secretar!a sehores-
come2zo dicierdo--un telegrama de
~caracter mas grave. Va sabemcs,
por las noticias llaSaGaS, dc cncGen-
tros armados entire lbs fuerzas del
general Caballero y las de IL fedora
c;0n: va sabemos. t2mb;ea, por 10 cue
dice Ia prensa de hoy, que el Prcsi-
dente de Ia RepIblica ha nombrado
G~obernador provisional del Estado de
TamaulipaS al genera! Casareo Cas-
trc; V acabam0s de escuchar el la
mamiento cast angustiGso que el ge-
neral Caballero haze al Senado para
evitar un ~conflicto de muy ter-ibles
consecuencias. 7 bicn, 70 opino cue
esta Camara. respetuosamente, Sc sir
va pedir al Executive nombre un re-
presentante para que informe a este
Cuerpo Sobre Ia verGaGera s~ituaciOn
que priva en- TamaIiipas. De otra
manera no ~podremos resolver IN a
suntc en- Ell Que parecc ha tornado in
t~ervencion ell Executive, Quien en- co2-
ferencia telegrafica con el general
Caballero ha reiteraGo su prop6Sito
de nombrar g~obernador provisional de
Tamaulipas, violando asi Ia soberania
de aquel EStaio......
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-24

IL oMBR0S u~lcerados, irritation
IL en- Ia espalda, torceaura del
cueilo, tcdas as mo!estiGs y
dolores ceden con Ell Linimento
Sloan's.
No hay que frotarlo. Sencilla-
mente apliquese al lugar enfermo,
Y violentamente penetra y alivia.
Mas limpio que los anticuados en-
plastos o ungiientos, por 10 que no
mancha el CUTS.
Conserve una botella a maao para
el reumatismo, raspones, golpes, do
lor de muelas, neuralgia, gotta, lum-
bago y escoriaciones y ~torceduras de
los musculoS. De venta en- todas las
boticas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-24
\ yer z CarranZa.

II 'SI a. "a liiLu
L. proposition del Senador Zuba-
ran fue ~apro5ada y el presidente de
la Camara nombr6 . los se2adorcS
Reynoso, Pedrero y Silva para que
con e. carac5er de urcente, Sc acer-
caran al jefe del Executive y lie pi-
dieran que nombrara un represeataa-
te para que rindia:a ante el Scnado
IN informe sobre la situacion n Ia
maulipas. Carranza contesto q Ia CO.
mission que va nombraria al Secre-
tario de G~obernaci6n y que este Sc
p~resentaria 10 mas proEto possible an
tie Ia asamblea para rendir IN infor-
ne ampiio de los acoutecimientos re-
gistradoS en- la entida0 fronteriza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-24

dar garantias. No tengo intencio-
mes de medir mis- armas con go
bieruo del centric n con el carac-
ter civil nj como m~ilitar, pero 81
Sc trata de atacar al gobierno de
n; cargo, consumardo asi Ia anne
naza del general Ricaut, de disol-
yer los tres poderes Y que mott
v6 la GUERILLA formulate ante Ia
Suprema Corte De Justicia de Ia
Naci6n ell % de T:arzo ultimo,
estoy dispuesto a defender la So
berania del Estado y hacer cum
plir Ia voluntad popular, Lo que
tengo la honra de poner en- 81
ccnocimiento para los fines con-
s:eientes.-El G~oternador Cons
titucional del Estado.-Generai
Luis Caballaro."
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Ell llamad0 a Mexico.

-A -
Ash las cosas. Ia Sccretaria del ra-
mo llam6 a los &C. generates para ce-
lebrar IN acuerdo del cual pudiese
partir la soluci6n deseSda. tEntonces
el general Caballero tenia Ell cargo de
iefe de Estado Mayor Gel general Ma
nucl NJ. Dieguez Y hubo de conceder-
sele ~licencia para venir a Mexico: pc
70 en- lugar de haceTlo, Sc fue a Gu
dad Victoria Y ALI u partidarios lie
| e~xterdieron IN documento declaran-
dolo Gobernador.)
'Caballero comunico . todos los go
! bsrradorss qus habia asunlido 81 go
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pues nosotros podemos vender!e e u.s.
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Ccndena ell ~asesirato dc NafaTrate.

Ccndena ell asesinato dc NafaTrate.
q senacor Laveaga sublo i Ia tn
buna, iaterrumpienGo la lectura de
los mensajes dirigiGoS por diversos
eiubes c~aballe-istas . Ia Camara, y
p-onunci6 IN largo discourse refirien-
dose al asesinato del general Emilia
no T. Nafarrate. Los conceptos YER
tidos por ell senior Laveaga causaron
profunda impression entire los senado-
res Y Ell pGblico. Ccmenzo por acu-
a q sus colegas de indiferencia por
no haber tenido nj una sola pa!abra
de reproche para los responsables de
la muerte del general Nafarrate. Di-
10 u considerable &c ST deber el le-
vantar un grito de protesta por Ell
cr:men cometido, el cual dijo que
era indigno de Q%uienes habian lido a
ia lucha por la re~conquista de los de-
rechos de los c~iudadanos y por el
nlantenimiento de Ia justicia.'