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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
&C RNAN MORALE
SLOWLY BREAKS
UNDER ADYE RS|TY

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wlREl
British Headquarters in France, oct.
is (by the Associated Press) 1t has
been learned that in the neighborhood
of Heule and Guerne north of Court
raj entire German regiments flatly
refused to fight, although threatened
with severe punishment by their of
ficers. These regiments finally re-
tired in a body.
From prisoners. especially officers,
similar evidence is being obtained
constantly. The officers of the Tween
Meth Dragon regiment of the crack
Sixth cavalry division. which had
been dismounted and fought as in
fantry, say that the spirit Of TIE men
was broken, principally because in
stead of getting a rest after their
hard fighting they had again been
sent into battle.
peace talk" is also having a de-
moralizing effect on the morale of the
men, gradually breaking down their
will to resist
During the last few hours some
wire and hastily constructed defense
lines have been encountered by the
advancing allies in the area about
Louphem, Coolscamp, Eeghem, Pitt
hem and Thielt, but they have man
aged to get through without diff
Guilty. Where resistance has been Of
fered the advance has been stopped
at that particular point while an at
tack was being organized. Then the
allied troops simply stormed the Ger
mans or outflanked them. Furnishing
Them severely. Many dead Germans,
are lying here and there
over the desolate, disma ! country
wherever the allied troops have
passed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
A|ME R|CANS DROP
HIGH EXPLOSIVES
ON BOCHE BASES


With the American Army North
west of Verdun, Oct. Is $500 D. M.
by the Associated Press( More than
sixty American day bombing aviators
today attacked Bayonville. Buzancy
and other towns north of the Ameri-
can line at Grand Pre-. Escorting
planes downed ten German machines.
More than four cons of bombs We're
dropped by the American air forces,
the bombers paying particular atten-
zion to Bayonville, where n concen-
Sration of German troops had been
reported. Buzaucy received its share,
owing to its Importance as a railway
town and the supply depots there. In
the region of Bastionville twenty
Fokkers attempted to drive off the
Americans, who kept the upper hand
everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19

Chicago today dropped into seventh
place in the percentage standing and
was replaced by the Richmond dis
trict.
Washington the nations capital,
today suddenly spurted over its SEQ
100000 allotment and went ahead en-
Enthusiastically to roll up the big over
subscription to report to Berlin
Commenting on the fight in the
New Englad district against the in
fluenza epidemic, the treasury state
ment tonight said
"The work done in this district
stands ont as an object lesson for ev-
cry Liberty Loan committee in the
country In the face Of most ire
mendous odds occasioned by pre-
valence Of Spanish influenza, the dis
trict Kept plugging ahead until to-
night it has officially eighty-five per
cent of its quota
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
BILLION NEEDED
# WAR LOAN IS
To Be COMPLETE
National Headquarters An
nounCeS That Greatest Eff
fort of Drive Must Be Made
on Last Day of Campaign,
lay MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE

Washington, oct 1S.-T6morrow
the nation will decide the degree of
success of the Fourth Liberty Loan
Tonight, with only "A hours re-
maining, the treasury estimated the
sum already raised at between ST.
500 900. 900 and $1,000, geo, maxi
ing a billion or more still necessary.
The amount officially reported to-
night was only $3,95S, $50, 500, but
this included little of today's business.
That figure represented an increase
of 1851 100000 since last night.
on the eve of the greatest selling
effort of the entire campaign, nation
al loan headquarters limited its COM
ment to this:
There must not be the slightest
dimunition of effort tomorrow, To
gain the desired goal means the most
vigorous selling from sunrise until
as late at night as there is anyone
left to buy"
The managers still felt sure that
the big total would be subscribed.
although they emphasized that it
would take a multitude of last minute
$50 and $500 subscriptions as well as
some big pledges. The loan would
fail, they said, only if either the vast
group of heavy buyers refused to in
vest at the last moment, believing
that the loan would so over without
their help.
Indications tonight We're that sew
eral federal reserve districts might
fail to achieve their quotas. That left
a bigger task for those nearer their
goals, The ST. Louis district passed
its quota of $3.50, 100000 by bare
$3S1,000 and recorded itself as not
only the first district to make this
record, but as having duplicated its
record of the Third Loan campaign.
New York Passes Billion.
The New York district today passed
the billion dollar mark. and hopes to
get the entire $1,000. 100000 quota.
The Minneapolis and Boston districts
are nearest the top With IS and So
per cent respectively.
The district records tonight are.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
PRESCRIPTIONS NOW
Cost So Much--Good Proprietary
Medicines More Widely Used.

War is so expensive, there has
never been greater need of saving
doctors calls and prescriptions than
there is now.
Fewer and fewer people feel that
they can afford physicians prescrip-
tons. they cost so much and there
fore more and more are relying upon
proprietary medicines,
Great saving is effected by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla,-the efficient
blood purifier.-Peptiron-a real
iron tonic,-and Hoods Pills. the
family cathartic. These medicines
form the famous Combination Treat
ment for the blood. nerves, stomach
liver, kidneys and bowels Each Is
good alone; all are good together.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
RIO ARRlBA COUNTY
REPUBLICANS PUT A
TICKET IN THE FIELD

Santa Fe, Oct. 1S.-The republic
cans at TERRA Amarillo have nomin-
ated the following ticket for Rio Ar
riba county: Sheriff. j. p. Quintana,
of Espanola: treasurer, Elias Clark,
Alcalde; assessor, Max Duran. Los
Pinos; school superintendent, Jose G..
Valdez, TERRA Amarillo; clerk and
recorder, Manuel A. Esquibel. TERRA
Amarillo; county commissioners. j NJ.
Cisneros, Chamita Pedro Quintana,
Rose; Lucas Cordoya, Abiquiqu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
TENTH DISTRICT
NINETY MILLION.
SHORT OF QUOTA


Kansas City, Mo. Oct. 1S.--With
only one more day in which to sell
bonds of the Fourth Liberty Loan the
tenth federal reserve district was
s94,OO0,OO0 short of it's quota of $780,
000,0 900.
'WiH the tenth district stand for
defeat?" is the question asked by
the campaign directors in final APP
peal sent by wire tonight to newspa-
pers throughout the district.
The totals by states tonight stood:
Colorado. $25,1SS.900
Kansas, $42,S6S,90O.
Missouri (nineteen counties), $22,-
S70.S50.
Nebraska, $44.175.35O.
New Mexico (ten counties), $1,147,-
$50.
Oklahoma (all but eighteen coun-
ties), $25,3S1.4 5O.
Wyoming. $5.5S6.55o.
Total, $166, 669, 200
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
DIR. X. A. Hardy Dies.

Amarillo, Tex, Oct; 1S.--Rev, Rus
sell A, Hardy, d. D., secretary of the
American Relief Association for the
southwest, Headquarters at Houston
died here tonight from Spanish infIu-
enza. He was formerly pastor of the
leading Baptist church at Houston
Texas, and prior to that held pas.
torate at Hamilton, Mo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
SPANISH INFLUENZA
CAUSES A RECESS OF
FEDERAL GRAND JURY


spaclAL coaRssPoNptFut 70 IoHNINo JoURNAL1
Santa Fe. Oct. 1S.--Because of the
prevailing influepza the federal grand
jury has taken recess after return
ing fifiy-two true bills and forty-nine
no bills. the latter being mostly of
cases where alleged slackers have
indicted into the service and proceed
ings against them dropped. 1t is quite
a record made by the office of United
States Attorney Summers Burkhart TO
have so many cases examined into by
the grand jury in four DAYS. The grand
jury will be reeonvened when the
present epidemic has abated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
nrnrt NIoycmcnt cancelled.

Des Moines, Ia. oct. 1S.--Cancella-
ton of the draft movement scheduled
for october 81, when 5000 loWans
were to go to Camp Greenleaf Lyle
Ga, and Fort Macarthur, Calf, was
announced today by Adjutant Gener-
al Dasher This action was recon-
mended by Governor Harding be-
cause of the influenza situation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
GOuIcd Found Chilly

New York. Oct. 1S.-Felix Gould,
an army contractor. was tonight
found guilty in the federal court OF
engaging in a conspiracy to defraud
the government of income taxes on
profits made in manufacturing army
raincoats. David l.. PodelI. a lawyer
indicted with Gouled, was acquitted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
pimn County Goes Over.

Tucson, Ariz., oct lS,-Pima coun-
ty, with a quota Of $l,Sl4,000 went
over the top at noon today, in the
Fourth Liberty Loan drive. A total
of million and half is expected by
Saturday evening.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
No LdW Against
Pants for Girls

Lincoln, Neb., oct. 1S.--Neither the
law of God nor the law of man-at
least in Nebraska-preyents women
from wearing mems clothes when they
are engaged in war work. Attorney
General w. E. Reed ruled today
Attorney General Reeds opinion
was given to the Rev. w. 3. Longpre
of Maxwell, Neb. who wrote Governor
Keith Neville letter saying the wear
ing of mems garments by women was
against Bible doctrine and asking if
1t was contrary to state laws Cover
nor Neville put the question up to the
states legal adviser and the opinion
followed.
Don't forget that Liberty Bond.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
Flu" Hits Fort stanton

santa Fe. Oct. 1s.--Word comes
trom Fort Stanton that the Spanish
influenza has hit the marine santa :
rum Tor tuberculosis very hard and
mat the number of deaths has been
proportionately large.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
Peru Praises Wilson.

Lima. Peru, Oct 1S.-The Peru
wan chamber Of deputies today pass
ed resolution applauding President
Wilson'S recent declarations and nro-
claiming Peru's adhesion to the prin-
ciple mat assures the right of demo-
cracy throughout the world.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19
Beal Has Typho;1 Fever.

santa Re, Oct. 1S.--Byron o. Beal,
lately special agent Of the state tax
commission, was taken i'll with "
phold fever while at work on the as
sessment books at silver City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-19

HEY: Have you bought that bond?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08
LEGO a GuadaIajara e.
,Arzobispo Don Jose
OrozCO ' Jim6nez
Quedo probado que el ilustre
prelado no Sc levanto en-
armas contra Carranza

GUADALAJARA, Jai. JUNO =
Fl lustrisimo ST.. Froncisco Orozco y
Jimenez, Arzobispo de Guadalajara,
lleg6 a esta poblacion aver, no obs
tante que los enemigos que en- el
Estado tiene habian hecho circular Ia
especie de que Sc habia levantado en-
armas contra el gobierno, especie que
do !ugar a que las autoridades ca
rranciStas 10 b~usearan en- Toluca, a
donde Sc dijo que habia .legado a
hacer propaganda sn pro del movi-
miento que encaoezaba.
Ell senior Orozco Y Jim6nez Sc ne
90 a hacer declaracioneS cuando 10
cntrevistaroa los reporters de la
prensa de aqni, no obstante de que a
II llegada clrcularon en- la ciudad
unas hojas en- las que Sc lie trataba
De enemigO del gobierno, las que, in
dudahlemente, tendian ! perjadicar al
distinguido prelado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08
Fus fusilado IN coronel rebelde.

El coronel rebelde de las fuerzas
de Chavez Garcia, Jose Duarte, quien
fu6 aprehcndido en- Ia pObiacion de
La Piedad mientras SC hallaba en- Ella
de inc6gnito, por haber sido recono-
edo poy un amigo suyo. Tue fIsi-
lado sin otro requisite que su jdenti-
ficuci6n como enemigo del gobierHo.
Su cadaver, como 10 hacen los ca
,rrancistas con los cuerpOs de todos
los que han sido para ellos temiblcs,
fu& eXpueSto i Ia curiosidad pUblica
en- Ia plaza de La Piejad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08
N"opeTmitier0n al Obispo de
Tu|ancingo permanecer
en- PachuCa
Ell Gobdor. lie manifesto que
deberia salir Immediate
mente de esa Capital

PACHUCA, Hidalgo, JUNO q
Ell Obispo de Tulancingo, que des-
de hace mucho tempo Sc hallaba
ausente de esta ciudad, que es Ia
cabecera de la Diocesis que esta bajo
su encargo, llego a esta anoche, de
incognito, alojandose en- la casa del
senor Francisco Rule, capitalista de
origen ingles.
Durante la manana de hoy, mu-
chas personals que en- las GALES tro-
pezaron con ell referido prelado,
m~ostraron su eX%traneza, pues nj
una palabra Sc saba en- publico So
bre la llegada del ministro catolico
a esta ciuda, quien fue reconocido
Dor todos los que 10 vieron Ell la
calle, a pesar delitraje civil que YES
tia.
Ell Oblspo Sc dirigia a Ia casa
del Gobernador del Estado, general
Flores, en- donde lie vieron entrar
varias personals, las que a su veZ 10
platicaron a muchas otras, resultant
do que tanto llamo la atenc:on ell
hecho de que ell mencionado obispo
este en- esta, que enfrente de la ca
sa del Gobernador Sc situaron "a
rios caballeros en- espera dc que
terminara la entrevista que suponlan
estsba celebrando Ell prelado con ell
jefe del Executive local, para darse
ell gusto de yer al dignatario ccle-
siastico.
No Sc lie considera persona grata.
Ell Obispo permanecio en- la casa
del Gobernador' Flores .durante mas
de una bora, y algunas personals
que al salir 10 interrogation sobre
10 tratado en- la conferencia, NADIA
pudieron saber dc labios del prelado,
pues este Sc nego a dar ell mas pc
queno detalle. u
Hoy en- la tarde, por distintos
ccaductos, Sc supo que el Goberna-
dor manifesto al Obispos7dR Tuian-
| cingo que SUI presencia ne era grata
en- esta ciudad nj en- ell Estado de
Hidalgo, y que, en- consecuencia,
| debia abandonar ell territorio hidal-
guense dentro del te-mino de vcinti-
cuatro horas, 81 no guerra exponer-
Sc a sufrir las c~onsecuencias dc su
conducta.
Personals que aseguran haber ha-
blado con ell Obispo, declaran que
este dijo que 81 habia vueito a Pa
chuca 10 habfa hecho amnistiado por
ell Ministro de G~obernaci6n, 10 cual
demostraba con documentos que O.
braban en- SUI poder, pues de otra
suerte no habria venido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08
SUFRIO UN

En- la esquina de la Gale Houston
V Avenida E Sc form6 aver un CRU
DO de curiesos en- torno de un seldado
que estaba -tendido en- ell suelo. por
haber sufrido un sincope. Al darse
cuenta de 10 ocurrido ell gendarme del
punto, ordeno que ell enfermo fuera
introducido en- una botica Immediate
v de ALI Sc pi6i6 una ambulancia de
la Cruz Roja, en- ia que ell soldado
enfermo fue transportado al hospi-
tai miIitar del Fuerte Sam Houston:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08
COLLISION

Aver a Ia una Y media de Ia tarGc,
en- la cuadra numero 500 de Ia ca
lie Sur Flores, chocaron el agentc
motociclista Oussett. con sill m&quin&
" un automoyil guiado por Ia sonora
de ". f. Thompson, sin haberse re
gistrado desgracias ~perSonaleS. pues
unicamente sufrieron desperfcctoS las
dos maquinas que sufrieron Ia coli
sion. La sonora de Thompson fue re-
ducida a prisi6n, pues deDjdo 4 81
faita de per;cia como chauffeur, Sc
! dcbi6 cl accidentc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08
Sc CURA EN- SU DOMICfLIO:

Maria E. Hernandez. que esta re-
cibiendo un tratamiento en- ell depar-
tamento de %clinica que ell gobierno
tiene establecido en- una casa de la
avenida Dwyer, frente al costado O.
riente de la Casa de Corte, sufrio
aver por la manana I'm acciderte que
hizo necesaria SUI translation a SUI do
micilio, en- la ambulancia de la poll
ella. La familia de Maria radica en-
la casa numero 800 de la Gale San
Luis, V ALI Sc comprometieron a
prestarle a%tenciones mientras dura
SUI enfermedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08
FaItan braceros en- los campos.

Los P~reSidcntcs Municipales de los
pueblos de Yahualica. Purificaci6a,
Tomatlan y Atoyac, sc han dirigico
nj cjccutivo del Estado, poniendo en-
81 conocimIcnto que aquc'las re
giones Sc estan perdiendo las cos",
chas por falta de braceros, pues los
ram0eSinos que estaDan CT tales
puntos han emigrado por falta DC
@.rantiaS para trafalgar. los campHS.
Las cosechaS en- todos SOS campos cS-
tan para ser lcvantadas, y amcnaz;'
perderse por falta dc manos que las
atiendan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08
EASESEt

CATHODE de damas neIicana, ' otras
paciensIiIadcS: extenSa hSta de nermo-
Uande IN DOLLAR y lie enriaremos a
yueIts de eOrreo, nueStro complete, "a
tsIoqo Matrimonial. con deScripeiones
completes, de muchaS i6yenes y algu-
! mss yiudaS, que buScan y IN marido
nuenO V h0urad0. puede aSt:d eScsibir
a cuaIguIera de elias y coutsaer un ie-
liz mo,rimonio en- muy brcye tempo.
F! NoSntros, po- nuestrs parte SoInoS per-
SONGS reeomendableS, nuesiro neg0cio
est. baSado sohre Ia honrsdez Y leglil-
! a,iSad: aSi cs que no dele que ls peque-
ia cantiGad dc IN DOLLAR sirva de es-
tDrhu en- una probable FELICIDAD MA
TRINGNIsL. EScriba hoy miSun9 a:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
T.. d. COX s5S. Venice, Cal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08
FL hilo de una conspiraci0n.

Una denuncia an6niEaa rcci5ida
por eli Inspector de Policia puso ca
conocimSento de este funcionario
que IN grupo De in~GividuGs de esta
ciudad deberia sa.ir por Ia noche de
Monterrey, armados y montados, "a
re II a reunirse con las fuerzas
rebeldes cue manda el ex-general
federal Ignacio MorelOs Zarugoza,
las que Sc dice que Sc hallan Ell Ia:
cercapias de esta plaza.
| Embellishments, e. Inspector dc
Policia oicomcnd6 4 habilcs agentes
las i~ndagacioncs del case: pero pa
reee cue estos no pudieron avcr!guar
NADIA que justificara 10 anCnciado
Dor Ia carta anonima.
Sin embargo. Ia movilizacion "a
pida del grupo de ~gendarmes mon,
! tados a que Sc refiere cl principle de
estas lineas, obcGeci6 a 10 siguiente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08
Sali6 genie de Monterrey a reunirse
al general Morelos Zaragoza

Iros, iogrando darles alcance a poca
distancia de Tope Chico, trabando'
Sc desde luego IN tiroteo entire per
seguidores y perseguidos, pues es-
tos no estaban muy dispuestos q
dejarse atrapar asi como q~uiera.
Del tiroteo resultaron tres heri-
dos entire los complotistas, los que
fueron recogidos por sus compahe-
ros.
Ell grupo rebelde va habia sido
e~ngrosado cuando lie dieron alcance
los gendarmes moEtados, pues Sc
gun los cocheros no llegaba a diez
hombres, V cuando fueron alcanza-
dos eran mas de veinte.
Solamente por unos ounce o
veinte minutds hicferon resistencia
los improvisados rebelGes, y en- tan
to que podian ganar I'm lugar que
los protegiera del fuego de los
gendarmes, pues en- cuento SC ha-
llaron cerca de I'm bosquecillo, SO
in~tcrnaron en- e: y Sc perdieron en-
las sombras de la noche, sin que sus
perseguidores, por mas esfuerzos
que hicieron, los pudinran locale
Ear.
10 que Sc dice en- Monterrey
En- Monterrey Sc pronuncian los
nombres de algunos de los que de
tai manera Sc han levantado en-
armas en- 81 centric de la ciudad,
Y Sc asegura que desde hace algunos
dias estaban estudiando la manera
de If a reunirse ION las fuerzas re-
beldes del general Ignacio Morelos
Zaragozs.
Como consequential de este hecho,
Sc han verificado mucnas aprehen-
stones en- csta localidad, de 2erso-
mas que Sc d., cstan iIodaGas en-
ell complot m~encionado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08
PENDIENTE DE INVESTIGA-
CION.

Los aeentes del servicio de det@c-
tives ap~rehendieron a Alberto Alva-
rcz, quien estuvo deten:i9 3or espa-
clio de varias horas penolentc de in
vestigacion. Sc lie concedio SUI liber-
tad bajo fianza de S25.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08
Ia grupo de partidarios del
feIiCismo saIi6 en- eoChe de
Ia Capital r%egiomonta-
ma y fu6 tiroteadO
por los gendarmes
LOGROESCAPAR

canGO TODD en- los coches Y
6rdenes a los aIrigas para que Sc
pusieran en- movimiento por ell CANT
no de Topo Chico.
Ardid de I'm cochero.
Los cocheros, ~intranquilos ante
las maniobras dc sus clientes Y,
sobrc TODD, ante la clase de car
ga que habian subido a los vehicu-
los, estaban que no les llegaba la
camisa al cuerpo, Y Inc de ellos.
ell mas avisado se@uramente, te-
m!endo jugarse el pellejo en- Ia
av~entura, resolvio no seguir ade-
lante; pero como comprendio que
negarse a secas seria eXponerse a
rccibir un trio, desvi6 I'm POGO ell
cochc hacia la derecha del canine,
azoJ0 a los caballos. Y a POGO andar
cl vchicuo Sc dcrrumbaba en- una
zanja.
Parece que los misterios pasaje-
lros no estaban para perder ell ITEM
20. pues abandonando coches Y CO.
cheros. echaron mano de los caba-
Hos de los dos vehiculos, montaron
en- clos las cajas de armas V lss
monturas. Y sin pagan a los pobres
!aurigas 81 viaje, su susie NJ mucho
mcnos sus caballos, emprendieroa
Una ripida retirada rumbo al no.
roeste de Ia p~oblaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08
EXTRA
Sc VINO Ia GUERRA

! Este tel-SccpiO le ot.ece Ia meiOf
nporruRitad que - Ia preSeEiafO rars
yer LIS grantees viSt3S Z dlSfancta- YEA
los stOSCs. bstlil9s mariII41S. come
! tas. EcltpseS De Sol 7 de Luna Las Da-
/ laiIaS I gran distancia las vera pnf
! Sus proyIoS OFOS- RauchcrOS, fiarenda-
l dos: CStedeS 10 GCCaS!lan para yer 81
I SanadO. In maTayillCSO y 2Ncelente
Z Instruments pOC tan o3iO prcCio- -no-
j beri9a pcSeeTlG los hOnOFeS. mIieres
1 V niEcs. Este ielascOpiO lie ) seccioneS
1 vale solo $50. Ti.ne 50 pulSsdaS et-
s.rIr3,. terr.fr u.te once put
a Saaas. LenleS cIaroS re e:celenie ca
z iIdad. TUNls de bronco pu!idO con dr
4 rubiertaS Er1teClu-&s para los eX:Ta
8 mos. Sc eavi8rd g cualQUier diTecclt
por - 81 ; IS centaTos p6f3 pore: ~
* ,siu ,ry Irrn= solo yrUGaTeROs f.ROC =
g asts preCio baio
FISH EIGH 4 CO.. Dept. IS
CHICAGO. HI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08
IN aviso tclefonico urgente.

va a los cochcros no les euro
duda alguna rcspccto de las inten-
clones que llcvaban los ~''clientes'
cue les habian caido como llovidos
dc! cieio, asi fu6 que Sc dirigieron,
dcspuGs dc orientarse para saber
81 lugar donde Sc hallaban, a la pri-
Imera parte en- donde pudieron en-
contrar ~tel&fono, Y ALI uno de ellos
pidi6 comua.Glrjin con In ir.rerci5n
de Policia y puso en- conocimiento
del Ispcctor TODD 10 ocurrido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-08

MONTERREY. Nuevo Leon, JUNO
4.-Una de estas nOches. IN grupo
de gendarmes armados que atravesa-
ba a toda prisa las Gales del centric
De la poblaci6n sembr6 la alarma y
provoc6 Ia c~uriosidaj ccaSiguiente,
hacienda que IN erupo de curiosos
fuera en- pos de los ~guardianes del
orden para i~nterioriZarse de 10 que
Ia autoridaG tra5A entire manos a
tale horas V con tai precipitation.
No hubo, no cbstante, quienes 81
guieran a los referidos gendarmes
en- su excursion rasta las afueras de
la p~oblaci6n; pero por SECURES con-
ductos Sc ha sabido despues a que
obedeci6 Ia mov';zaci6n de Ia poll
cia montada.
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En- persecution de los complotistas

FuG entonces cuando un piqucte
dc gcndarmes montados Sc dirigio
a toda prisa hacia el lugar en- dorde
los cocheros decian hallarse, para
recabar de elIos los datos que les
s!rvieran para Ia persecution de los
culpubles.
Los asustaGos aurigas proporcio-
naron todos los informes que les
fue"on pedidos, Y entonces los sol
dados Sc lanzaron en- persecution
de los e~nmascarados y sus compane-