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Coffee Market

New York, March 25.-The market for
coffee futures showed renewed steadiness
today on continued demand from
shorts and the trade. May contracts
again sold at 8.S0c, the maximum price
based on S.50c for the current month,
while later deliveries showed increased
premiums and there was switching from
near to late months, with the trade evil
IDENTIFY uncertain as to just how . the
final liquidation of maturing contracts
would be carried out under prevailing
conditions. The market opened UNI
changed to s points higher and worked
up to 5000 for September, with the close
net unchanged to 8 points higher. The
Brazilian cables reported no shipments
from either Rio or Santos during the last
week and the advance was again attrib-
uted to the ocean freight situation and
the firmness of the spot position. March,
$500; May, s.s0c; July. $3.50; September,
Ss9c; October. 9.03c: December 9O9c;
January, e.o2c. Spot, firm; Rios, 9lac San
tos As. 11lsc. Sales of Santos IS were re-
ported in the cost and freight market at
lie and of SIS and 6s at 101zc. steamer ship
ments, London credits.
The official cable reported no change
in Brazilian markets. except Santos fu-
lures, which were Is to 50 reis higher.
Brazilian ports receipts. 5000; Jundiahy
receipts. 1s.0co.
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w. E. Campbell

Stocks, grain, provisions and cotton
seed oil. Correspondents Shepard a
Gluck. New Orleans; r.. w. Wagner e..
Co, New York and Chicago. Continu-
Gus quotations; private wires to all
exchanges.
6l6 and 617 Woodward DIdE.
Telephone Main GA
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Merchants>Get Away to an Early
Start Yesterday With List Normal


Things started on with a good gait
Monday among the wholesalers, many or
ders being in early for filling.
Staples were about normal, both as to
supply and demand, with new ship
-ments arriving by every train.
All prices stood pat as to changes with
few alterations expected in the near flu
ture
Local cotton is scarce, with good mid
ding quoted at SAKE.
Eggs are not as plentiful as should be
for the Easter season, due, no doubt,
to the large consumption daily in face
of high living consumptions. Another
factor in egg scarcity is that farmers
are putting large numbers under hens.
AS the embargo is lifted on sale of hens
after April / a better supply of eggs
can be looked for. At that. eggs will
hold firm all through the season, the
demand exceeding supply
Poultry
Fryers-32@S4c.
Guineas-45c,
Roosters--20c. g .
Turkeys-Live, 30183c
Ducks-20G22c.
Eggs-Wholesale, 34@S7c.
Eggs-Retail. 4o@42c.
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New York Futures
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, March 25--The price of
cotton lost about So bale in the early
trading here today, as the result of the
war news. but trade buying sprang up
at the decline and the market respond
ed readily to the improved tone of war
dispatches as the day wore on. so that,
after the noon hour. all of the early
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Interior Movement
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool. March 25.-Cotton spot In
lair demand; prices. firm. Good mid
ding, 2S.75d; good ordinary q. I'D. ord,-
nary, 22.23d Sales, 60O including 4S0f
American; receipts 10000. including 7.7oS
American. Futures closed quiet. New
contracts: March. 24.45d; April, 2434d.
June, 24.l2d; July, 24d Old contracts
nxed prices: March, 23.93d: Mareh-April'
zz.ied' May-June. p. Esd; June-July. %. cod.
Inc cotton exchange here will be closed
next FRIDAY Saturday. Monday and
tuesday, Easter holidays.
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Money Market

New York. March 25.AMercantile pa
PER. four and six months, s; sterl-
ing 6o-day bills. 4.72M; commercial
6O-day bills on banks. Atm; CONNER
cial 60 day bills. ny; demand,
475 5-16; cables, 4.76 ,7-16; bar silver
s2N; time loans. firm; 60 days, 80
day and six months, 6 bid; call money,
stlong: high. 6: low, 8; ruling rate,
&; closed. 51s Q6; last loan, 6. Francs,
demand. 572ss; cables. 5711s: guilders,
demand. 46: cables. 46%; lires, demand,
ls77: cables, S76; rubles. demand. 1915
cables, IL nominal;. Mexican dollars,
l741sc; government bonds, strong; rail-
road bonds, heavy.
London. March 25.-Bar silver. 46
pence per ounce; money. az per cent:
discount rates, short bills 8 Gle per
cent; months. 3 9-16 per cent.
| New York. March 25.-Metal ex-
lchange quotes lead dull; spot. 1850
ESQ: spelter. dull: East st. Louis do
livery spot, 7.25@7.37s AT London,
|spot copper, s110; futures, f110; cleo
trolytic. fle5: spot tin. f31e: futures,
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Cotton
S. r. Stewart & Co.

4O1-2 woodward Bldg, Birmingham. Ala.
Cotton, stocks, bonds, grain. provisions
and cotton seed oil. New Orleans cor
respondents Jno f. Clark & Co, Direct
private wire, continuous quotations.
Phone Main 56z w. 1. PHELTS. Mgr.
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Had Him Snotted

From Cassell's Saturday journal.
"Phew! They have captured the
cleverest Hun robber in London
Great Scott. Which hotel did he
keep?"
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Dry Goods Market

New York, March 25.-Cotton goods
here today were firm and quieter, prices
showing an upward tendency Yarns
We're firm and in larger demand than
supply Dress goods were firm and quiet.
Raw silk was firm, with some prices
higher.
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Naval Stores

Savannah. March 25-Turpentine.
dull, sales, 90; receipts. IA; shipments.
~; stock e4,277. Rosin. steady; re-
ceipts. al; stock, S2.S75. Quote: A.
B. c. d. E. F, G. H, /. $3.50; X. $6.5d;
M, s6.75; N. $7.15; WIG. $3.50; WV,
$7.40.'
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Railroad Schedules

Arrival and departure OF passenrsr
trains, Birmingham: The following
schedule figures published as fnfornsa-
ton. are not guaranteed
BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL, sTATv0N
Southern Railway system
(SOuthern Railway (.n
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Chicago Futures
Cash Grain

Chicago. March 25-Corn, No. 2 and
No, 8 yellow. nominal; No. yellow,
$1.55@162 Oats. No. white. slA y
s2c standard. OH q s2c. Rice, NO. :.
s2.e1. barley, s1.55@1.s5, timothy, SIS
ms.25. clover $28@31. Pork. nominal;
| lard, $500; ribs. s24.o7g24.57.
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for rainy conditions there toward
Thursday.
Spot people report demand temper
arily pausing on account OF the I'M
settled hedge markets.--John f. Clark
e. Co.
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Bonds

United States Is, reg. ,......... s7A
United States rs, coupon ....... 94A
United States 3s, reg. .......... 9S%
United States IS. coupon ....... 9SM
United States Liberty S1ss -. $3.50
United States As. reg. .......... 1o4h
United States As, coupon .......,. 104A
Bethlehem Steel ref. SIS ........ S5h
Central of Georgia con. 5s .... 941S
Illinois Central ref is ...... 80
Louisville Nashville un. As :. sax
ST. L. & S. F. adj. IS ......-.-. 641s
Seaboard Air Line adj 5s ...... 40
Southern Bell Telephone 5s ~. sl1s
Southern Railway IS .......... 91h
Southern Railway gen. As ..... COZ
United States Steel 5s ......... 81
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support on all weak spots, and we think
In will be quick to reflect any favorable
changes in the deadlock on the western
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ST. Louis. March 25-Corn. No. .
white, s1.s1; May $126 Oats, No. .,
S8Rc; No. white. 9OQ901ac; May,
S61xc
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Fish

Salt Water Trouble.
Red Srapper--Headless and drawn, n
GlSc.
Gray Snapper-Headless and drawn,
uhc.
Mullet-9@10c.
Spanish Mackerel-20G22ac.
Oysters-Eastern extra select. $2.2o gal.
Oysters-Plants, $40 gal.
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Hen Feed-s425 per 10O-pound sack.
Mixed Horse and Cattle Feed-$59Q69
c. S. Meal. per cent-$54.
Creme Feed Meal-$4l.
Old Style Hulls--$2S.
Lintless Hulls-$20.
Gray Shorts-S4.50
Corn--$2 80.
Corn Chops-$4so.
No. White Oats-$l20 per bushel.
Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-$5 per ton
Choice Timothy Hay--$N.
No. ] Timothy Hay-$4o
No. johnson Grass--$31.
Clover and Timothy. ~
Shucks-$l6.
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Sugar Market

New York, March 25-The local mar
ket for raw sugar was unchanged al
1880 for Cubas. cost and freight
equal to 6.005c for centrifugal. Bust
ness of late has been of fair proper
ton, although for the month of March
shipments from Cuba have been dis
appointing, but it is expected that dur
ing April they will be larger. On sat
urday the committee reported pur-
chases of SS4,S00 bags of Cubas fol-
April clearance and none today
In refined there appears to be q
little more offering and conditions are
gradually improving with all refiners
now making fair deliveries Prices are
unchanged at the fixed level of 745l
for fine graduated
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New Orleans Futures
Spot Cotton

New York, March 25-Spot cotton,
quiet; middling, 34.25c.
New Orleans, March 25.-Spot cot
ton. steady, 81 points up; sales on the
spot 2309; to arrive, $780, low middling,
S1.75c; middling, SS.50c; good middling,
1880; receipts, 1859.
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STOCK MARKET IN
SOUND CONDITION
Traders Acting Wisely in
Face of Trying Circum-
stances Each Day

New York. March 25,-viewed from
almost every angle, today's stock mar
ket. it was generally conceded. offered
substantial proof of sound fundament-
al conditions in the face of very try
ing circumstances. News from abroad
over the weekend, experimenting that
of last Saturday, was sufficiently as
turbing to cause an extensive accumu-
lation of selling orders. but once these
were assimilated the list promptly re-
covered.
A wide variety of stocks broke from
to almost points in the first 10
minutes. the decline in several note
worthy instances indicating the urgent
character of the selling. Before noon,
however, virtually all initial losses
were replaced by gains over last
weeks finals. For the balance OF the
session, on very moderate trading
prices, continued to harden, though
FORGETTING some of the advantage to
realizing for profits and higher call
money in the last hour.
Despite the better bank statement
Saturday money showed disposition
to harden, advancing to 6 per cent aft
er it's first offering at 5. Time funN
were scarce at 6 per cent for all
dates.
International issues reacted with the
general bond list under the weight OF
early selling, Anglo French 5s and
French state and municipals losing
from u to l per cent. Liberty issues
were firm in the main on lighter deal
ings. Sales, par value, aggregated S3,-
$4,000. United States bonds. old is
sues, were unchanged on call.
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Live Stock Market

f316. Lead. spot. f29 los; futures, 81,
los. Spelter, spot, f54; futures, ESQ.
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Port Cotton

New Orleans: Middling, $500, re-
CENTS, 1860; sales. 2so9: stock, 453,310.
Galveston: Middling, 33.45c; receipts,
5306; sales. 315; stock, S4s,6S3
Mobile: Middling, 33.50c; receipts,
81; stock, 1o.547.
Savannah: Middling, 33.25c: receipts.
S727; exports, 1888; sales, SO; stock,
276.SS4
Charleston: Receipts, 2s5; stock. S.
s57
1870.
Texas CITY, Stock. 34,214.
norfolk: Middling, 3313c: receipts,
500; exports 3SS; stock, 92,337.
Baltimore: Stock, S1,791.
Boston: Middling, 3440c; receipts.
81, stock, 1890
$500. ''osA'
New York: Middling, s425c; receipts,
So; stock. 1S3,354.
Minor ports: Stock, 10000.
Total today: Receipts, I4735. ex-
ports, 1888; stock, 1.5S7.577.
Totfi for week: Receipts, 26.so5. az.
ports,s 2517O. -O''V'' eA-
Total for season: Receipts 51sa oss.
exports, 3.132.S90.
Interior Movement
houston: Middling S36oc; receints
~ ~ y, shipments, bo2s; sales, 1910; stock
Memphis: Middling, ss.5oc; receipts
O ooio; shipments. 25OS; sales. 500; stock
augusta; Middling, A1sc; receipts
IVA; shipments. SO; sales, AS; stock. I4l..
st. Louis: Middling, s35c: receipts
sszs: shipments, $780, sales, 1O7: stock
Cincinnati; Receipts. 49,; shipments
$685. stock, 25,779.
Little Rock: Middling, sa.25c: receipts
so.; shipments, 80; sales, 2S2; stock, sos.
Total today: Receipts. 17o2s: shin
ments, 11,S12; stock, sos, SO
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Hides and Taliow
Green Salt Hides-9410c.
Half Cured-s@9c.
Green Hides-7QSc.
Dry Flint Hides-23924c.
Dry Salt Hides-20Q2c.
Damaged Half price.
Sheep Skins-25.4$1 .25.
Horse Hides-$114.
Ginseng-s7QS.
Colt Skins-25@50c-
Sherlings-25I75c
Goat Skins-4o@50c
Hog Skins-l0@25c.
Beeswax--30@32c.
Tallow-12914c.
Washed Wool--70a80c
Clear Unwashed Wool--50955c.
BURY Wool-35940c.
Cotton
Good middling .................. 34A
Strict middling ................. SO
4uiuuiiiB ..ss....... .-f.s-s.....s.- Sot3 90
Strict low middling ............. SO
Pig Iron
(Under Government Basis)
Coke iron No. ............. $500
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Fruits and Produce

Fruits and Produce
Couoanuts-Sc each.
Bananas--s1. 7s92.25.
Bananas. Jumbo-$2 50G3.
Fresh Peanuts-14iad16c ID.
Oranges-California, $3.50.
Limes--Imported. 9oQs1.
Colorado Celery--slQl.2 rs doz.. 6.5oG6.W
crate.
Florida Celery-s325 crate.
snap Beans-$5 hamper
Florida Orauges-$S box
Live Stock
union Stockyards.)
Fed Steers
Good to Choice-S1k99a
Medium to Good--71sQS1ac.
Common to Medium--61z47kc.
Grass cattle. according 20 weight, quail
ity and flesh:
SteerS--71aQSRc.
Fat Cows-7QD71zc.
Medium Cows-6laG7c
Cutters-6G6Ac.
Canners-SGSc.
Heavy Bulls-7G71ze.
Light Bulls-6d7c.
Oxen--4hG77hc.
Fat Yearlings-74sc.
Medium Yearlings-SQ7e.
Vcalers-SQ9c.
Hogs:
Choice Corn Fed Hogs. l65 and up-lS
@16c.
Choice Corn Fed Hogs. 135 to ie5-l4
Q15c.
Choice Corn Fed Hogs. 80 to 1s5-1S@l4c
Light Pigs, 30 pounds down--l2c.
Best Heavy Rough Hogs-14c.
Half Fat Rough Hogs-13c.
Soft and oil hogs from lc to 20 pei
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Hides and Taliox

pound less above prices.
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Fuc t~iro:ec@o.

4 Una d;stancia de scis kiloaacsros de esta
ciadad. Ell zen d DiSSuez tuS ti-otcado por
una partidn d rebeldes. segtn los informcs
que pro2orcionan alsunos oficiaIes de los que
en- csc tren vienen, sin Que D;tsuc= orde-
nara Ia persecution dc los asalcaates. pucs
Sc diio cue habiar disparado desde una .
miaencia y Z una diStanc:s nuy la-ga.
Dos soidaGos &c los que venfan en- o. carro
Immediate 4 Ia locomo;ora resultarca heridoS.
Accidrrte q vr ccbeciid.
Sc ha saoido aqui que e. cabecila rebe!de
coaocido Dor el sobrencnb-c de "Paio Alto"
Sc halia con alSunos hombres escoHd;do en-
IN rancho del Estado. por haSersc lascinado
anbas picrnas a. caer del cabailo que NOR
taba. durantc una csca-ar'usa cue los rebel
des Il 81 manGo sostuvieron con un Erupo
de scldados del Gobierno.
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TN CARTER0 ia
PUESTOF FIN ASUS
DOLENCIkS DES=
PUES De ) AMOS
ESUFRIMIENTOS
Espera que Otros ~pacisates o~btengaE'
les misu:os beneficios que el ka
obten;dc.-Ra gansCo %
libras de peso.

81, senior, 10 que voy a decIarar
cs un hecho real Y positive, he ga
nado veinticinco libras de peso, V han
sido tan grandes los beneficios cue ne
obtenido. que rec que va eS tempo
de hablar del Tanlac para que otros
reci5an de e. los mismos beneficios
70 ne recioido de esa notable me-
dicina." ha dicho el Sr. J. ". McBath,
ouien, durante once amos Ia desem-
penado Ell pueSto de cartero de n Ru-
"a No. 5, Y reside en- 242S Popular
Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
"Hace tres amos que empece a SEN
tirne muy debil a c-onsecuencias de
10 que generalmente Sc llama empo-
brecimiento de Ia sangre, y dla por
dia fui sintiendome mas debil. Nj
arctic era muy escaso Y 10 POGO que
comia no era 10 suiicieate para ali
mentarme.
Fui decayendo en- peso hasta llegar
a perder algo asi como'treinta llbraS.
Ne puse tan ~nervioso, fastidiado y
decepcicnado, cue no me era possible
Gormir. conner nj hacer ell mas !igeco
uabajo, debido q las pesimas conGi-
clones en- que me eacontraba. Esta-
ba va como quiea dice en- las fronte-
q de ia desesperaci6n, cuando me
decidi 4 probar 81 Tanlac.
~Nuy POGO tempo despues &c sue
enpece q ton.ar Ia primera botela de
Tan!ac. enpece tambien 4 r~eaniGar-
me. Cast inmediatamente volYi 4 re-
cuperar mi apetico con toda su fuer-
"a. V ahora puedo conner tan bien CO.
mo cCalquiera Y me siento mas fuer-
re V mejor de 10 que me he senudo
desde cue principle a se@tirne en-
fermo. No obstante, aunque desde
luego note 10 bien que me SeNtaba e.
Tanlac, me guarde bien de decir al
90 sobre e, V haSta ahora cue "a
me siento COMO 81 fuera UT hombre
nue"c. me he resuelto q hacer esca
declaration. Ahora duermo profua-
damente como 81 fuera IN nino. toda
Ia noche; diariamente hago mi acos-
tumbrado recorrido de veintiseiS mi
las sin senrirme cansado. Estoy tan
s~atis:echo de haber r~ecuperado mi sa-
lud que deseo cue TODD el mundo Sc
entere de las e~xcelencias del Tanlac."
Tzp!ac Sc veloe en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagners Drug Co., 407 E.
Houston ST., Y por Ia Meier's Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce St, bajo
"a direction personal de un represen-
sante especial del Tanlac, o Sc en-
viara pos estas boticas a cualqu;er
direction al recibo de So valor que es
500 por botella, siemprs que go in
ciuyan estampillas s~uficieEtes para
81 ports. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-28

MuItitud de personals me m
bruio. Dor Ia simple raz6a de que 10
comprenden mis- simples, pero teeti-
vos mstodos de curar a Gistancla SIN
ell uso de medicinas. 0tros dlceR cue
GOV uno de tantos ch~aFlatancs cue
surcan eli c~ontlRsnte; perc hinSuE
de estas psrSOnas tienen una lesal J
iustificada razon: tengo eI IA pose
SON ;n~numerahles testimonies de pa
cIsutes Ggraiecidcss personals c2nsef-
y~ativas v hGEraGas, cue ess2a prom
delante de autoridadeS COMPLETENESS,
tas para da- una d~eclaTacIca luEaaa
as~sguran6o que las personals que Sd
gan mis- instruccloneS y corSs1GS &c
busna is. no solo pUeGen 2iiTlar sus
eafermedades, peTo conSe-var 81 Sd
luS dsspueS de aGqulrida, estas per-
.sonas son residences de ESt-d0S Uni
dos V Mexico : TeC.nos de a!EunoS
&c IDS, ~prcgunteleS oL-sct2menfe No
hay que atestiguar con mueFLos. II
arbol Sc coroce por 81 frutc. "a claro
yeran que no SOY brujo n me ayuda
Ell diablo; auRgue trato Intermediates
de toGa natGCaieIa- Nj tra62Jo Sc d.
ga en- principles i0gicOS y n~aturaies y
la filcsosia de vivir en- los conocImisn-
itos que tengazuos de nuestra actual
e-xistencia y 81 ~Proposito. Nj mas
rrande deseo es ayudar a aqrcllcs
U q~uisran ser ayudados Y servE Z
Dios. No Sc DOZEN e~nga&ar; nc pa
.guen su dinero q personals sin eScre-
puln que descara6amente ~pzeteacsr
ser el Professor vi. {. MARTINEZ de Los
Angeles, California. 10 estoy esta-
,klecido en- esta Y cuandO salga %
hare-saber al publico er mis- anGRc!os.
Prof. VI. c. MARTINEZ.
Poderoso Sanad0-.
II91: 5. Spring Stree
Los Angeles. California
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P.recicror: tres rcbcidcs. :

Tres de los rcbcldeS que acknowledgements
fucrcn autorcs de Ia voladura. pcreeicron tam
bien en- esta. pues Sc coiocaron derasiado
cerca para espersr los eiectos dc IA cxPio-
sion.
Luego que IA bomba dc dinaalita cstalio.
dc un bosqueciIlo Immediate salieron varios re-
bc!dcs a-nados, los que Sc ccharcn sobre los
res;os de- convoy. aunque sin hacer fUego So
bre los p~asajc-os cue sobrevivieron nj sobre
les hcridos. procediendo Z averiguar quitn
de- .odoS los milita-es que v~iajabGn en- 81 con-
roy era FL por;ador de la suma de d!nero Gu
"a conducci6n So les habia anunciado.
Al&unos dc los milita-es que ~"iaiaban en-
81 ten voladc. iatentarcn hace- resisocaers
cusndo los rebeldes les pidieron sus arnas.
pero fueron mueCtos embellishments.
La suma de dinc-o cue iIevaba 81 pagador
asccndia : tres mil pesos. los cue fucron re-
cogidos por los rebcldes. asi como todss las
armas de los soIdados y un caj6n con par
que que era conducido para Ia guarnici6n de
La Ca7illa.
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DIECUEz LEGO
ACELAYA, C;TO.
Va a coaferenciar c O n
algunos generates a
fin de hacer Ia
campana del Edo.
de Michoacan
Por Corrro. para la PRENsA."

For JoTFeo- para LA EhENS3-
CELAYA. GUANAJUATO. 23 de aEosto.
Aver ar-ib6 a esta ciudad. p-ecedenoe de
n de I-aPua:o. el general Manuel II. Die
guez. Gobernador Gel Estado de Jalisco y
Jcfe dc las opezaciones rniiaares en- dicho
Es-=Go y ct el de Michoacan.
La venida de DiSguez a esta plaza ticne
&c. obicto G. que dicho funcionario celebre
cncargados dc colaborar con el en- IA perse-
cucion Ge las nnmerosas ~partidas de rebeldes
que rnerodean en- este Estado y en- el de Mi
choac&n.
e. tren en- cue arrib6 Dieguez esta tornado
de doce car7os. todos los que vienen licnos de
,ropas. ocupando SUI estado mayor y aco1pa-
ramiento dos carros de primcra ciase.
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IN rspG>Gor dc autos.

IN uspG>Gor dc autos.
pssde csc dia Ia po!icia Sc dedic6 4 viSilar
3 .os vend.dores de autos berstcs. cnstandoie
POGO t-aagio dar con IN indi"idao que ira
taba de rende- u CAIRO Ford. que result6 ser
el urismo ro5ado en- la caizada de San An
tonic Abed.
e rc-a fu6 deeenido = 81 sc enears6. obi
Sado poS L poi.eia, de denunciRr a algunos
&c sus socios. les que va han sido detenidos,
andando Ia poiic!a tras de Ia pista dc los de-
mas.
Los ladrones cue Sc hallan a buen rcenudo
assts esta fecha. son siete.
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I'm pdGcGor inGlscreto.

Sc dice cue durante el dia anterior. I'm
pagador del ~eiercito dijo en- Tn sit!o publ
co. en- San Andres Chalchicomula que Ct rv.-
duciria al dia siguicnte una fuer.e cantidad
De dinero en- IN tranvia 4 IA Hacienda de La
Pacilla. y que desafiaba a los rebcldes = que
le volaran el vehicuio.
Is iaduGablc. que alsin espia de 10; re-
bcldes escuch6 es,a declaration. pues n dia
siguicnte. cuando el menc:onado tranvia. Ell
cl Cue en- efccto iba el psgador y conducia
una fuerte suzla de dincro. hacia 81 reco-
rrido entire las dos pohlac;oRes citadas, al
llegar 4 determinado punto del canine fuc
volado por una maquina internal Que sobre
Ia win esta5a colocada. hacienda cue volaran
por los aires tro-os de hero : MADEIRA y frag
mcntos de las personals que fueron dcspcda-
zadas ror los cfectos de- poderoso explosive.
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Deseo lamar Ia arencion ce to-
dos los trabajado7es de las dlferen-
tes comDaa:as de Ferrocarriles que
,habiendo trabajado durante los
meses de Enero. Febrero, Mario.
AbriI ' Mayo. del presente ano :
no hayan recibido suS pages 2dlc'o-
males, ne escribar desde luego pro
po-ioaandome TODD genera de de-
TALES Y puedo garantizarles COM
pleso exlro. sin importar cue
hayau trabajado en- las secciones Q
en- los campoS volaDteS.
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In CCrTdu-c Grc -obO.

Tn pagadcr de npe.lido Ca..-"EI. que Sc
:icc IS de Ia familia de don Eeaustianc,
aunquc pa-icn:e re;irsdo. Sc ha!la prcso a
disposition de! Juez de Distrito. nor no habc.
podido entrcEar Ia suma de diez mil pesos quo
cstaban en- sa podc- Y que e-an destinados
4 los pages de las tropas de una division.
Carranza declare que Ia suraa de dinero re-
ferida lc habia sido robata. pero COMO hubir-
"a sospcchas en- SUI contra. fue ap-ehcndiGo
Y .6lanentc saldra en- libertad caueional depc-
sitando una fianza de nucve mil pesos que ie
Ia scSalado c! juez que conoce de su 2-occ-