davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1918-08-22

For sale, q Whiteface bull, anC
a few milk cows. B. L. Hues,
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1918-08-22
state, were present.

state, were present.
A directors meeting will be
held in albuquerque shortly, to
perfect plans for prosecuting the
work of the association.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
MORE VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
Exemption Board Gets Call For Men
"a Attend Chicago School.

Iowa mas been called on for lo3 reg
istered men who have had grammar
school education to volunteer for train
ing at the Armour institute OF Iech-
noloyy. Chicago, beginning, July /, &C
cording to an order received by the
local exemption board this forenoon
Adiutant General Logan has not ap-
r.ortioned the call to the counties OF The
state. but has call for volunteers from
all counties. The period for volunteer
ing under this call closes June y. Inc
following day the adjutant general VIII
fix the county quotas and if not enough
nave volunteered the quotas for the
draft will be fixed.
Volunteers are desired, who, in add
ton to having gone thru the grammer
school grades, have had some eXperi-
ence along mechanical lines or some
ATTITUDE for mechanical work They
will be instructed to become auto trades
men for service either at the front or
behind the lines. No assurance Is to
be given volunteers for this schooling
where they will be assigned when their
course OF instruction is finished They
will be paid while being trained at
school. and they will be uniformed after
they have been there three weeks, but
prior to that time they must supply
| their own clothing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
D. A. r. War Relief Work.

At recent meeting of Marshall
town Chapter. d. \. R, report given
by Miss Mime Russell showed the
amount Of war relief york done ~
the mem bers during The past year. II
included SIS To the soldiers library
fund also so hooks /? booklets. 100
ma gaines and yearly subscri ptioits
10 magazines FIR this fun0. Sixty dol
lars was given to the local Red Cross
fund. and $50 ~ the state Red Cross
fund The chapter bought two wal
certificates and is supporting Frencr
ornan.
In supplies The chapter has fur.
nished 81 pins Of jelly, 40 pounds OF
dried apples. sweaters. pair o.
wristlets. and two pair az socks. al
Of which have been sent to Camp
Dodge. Seventy five BOYS going K
camps were furnished with tags ane
lunches. Ten dollars was spent fo
tho buying Of yarn.
Three members of tho chapter Sc
cured signers for conservation cards
three members are teachers in Re,
Cross work, and since Oct the mem
hers have made eighty -one pair y
! SOCKS. twelve scarfs. "a sweaters, /.
pairs of WHISTLES, helmets, 50 pair
Of pajamas, |; hathrobes. II fracture
socks, IS pairs Of bed socks. II scrai
books. &c handkerchiefs, III napkins
10 hospital shirts. 6 pillows, SO sho
bags. comfort kit, and several thous
and surgical dressings and refuge
garments.
The various members, as individual.
also subscribed $3.50 in the secon'
liberty loan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
DEMONSTRATION DELAYED.
Rain Spells Morning Meeting-Pro
gram This Afternoon.

Rain this forenoon. just when the
program was TO OPEN caused post
ponement until this afternoon of the
egg Gambling and poultry demonstra
tons and lectures by w. H. Lapp and
NJ. A. Lacks, representing the extern
sion department OF Iowa State COLLEGE.
Ames. Instead of opening at 10 this
forenoon the first lecture was post
poned until in the east court room.
Charts. showing the results of tests.
and methods of Gambling and handling
poultry to secure the best results, were
posted about the room. Demonstrations
were given this afternoon in Gambling
eggs. the defective eggs and the way
of picking them out being described.
The care of eggs for the market was
described and talks were given Oh
poultry diseases and their prevention
and cure.
At o'clock this evening additional
lectures on the care of eggs. poultry
production and poultry diseases will be
given. ending with stereopticon pic
lures and motion films illustrating the
subjects. The demonstration was ar
ranged jointly by the Marshall Count!
Farm Improvement Association and
the MarshalltoYn Produce Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
Establish Rule For
Lo,Uerjng the Flag

Hereafter the county flag that flies
from the staff in the court house yard
will hang at half mast for twenty four
hours in honor and memory of each
Marshall county soldier or sailor who
dies in the service of the country. This
twenty -four hour rule was fixed Mon
day by the county exemption board.
Upon receipt Of news of the death OF
a county soldier or sailor, the flag Will
be lowered to half mast at once ana
remain so for day, when it again Will
be raised to the top of the staff
The question raised was how Ions
the flag should be left at half mast
1t was suggested that it should so re-
main from the time of death to the
time Of burial. but it was pointed out
that was not feasible because in cases
Of deaths overseas burial will have
taken place probably IL most cases
before the news is received here. II
was also urged that the flag might ne
lowered to half mast when memorial
service was being held. but as more
than one memorial service might ps
held for men in service, tk.s suSses'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
From Girls Canning Clubs.

Two girls classes in Canning have
been formed by Mrs. Mary Gregg.
home demon tration agent One OF
these is from the Girl Scouts. the 9th :
CT from the high school. Each class
will meet twice a week under the d.
rectfon Of Mrs. Gregg.
The first class of Girl Scouts meet
Monday afternoon, and tho high school
girls will meet TUESDAY. June 25, at 9
a. m. at the nigh school building, and
the Girl Scouts on June % at o'clock
This is an opportunity for the girls
to take UP war work. AL gtris inter
ested may register at the high school
building and attend the lessons
promptly. Any One having extra fruit
lars. which they are willing to donate
for use in canning the surplus fruits
and vegetables, please report to Mrs
George Darling and she will send for
them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
MAY WEDDING ANNOUNCED.
Miss Catherine Bash. Graduated Fri
day; Married May 81.

Cards announcing the marriage of
Miss Catherine l.. Bash to Wit a.
Norman. of New Providence, have been
received in the city. The ceremony
was performed May 81 at Hampton by
Rev James Thompson. of the Congre-
gational church. at the parsonage. Mrs.
Norman was graduated from the local
high school Friday evening, and the
wedding was kept a secret until after
wards.
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs. w.
F. koontz. 304 East State street, and
was born and reared here. Her hus-
band was a garage owner at New
Providence, but has enlisted IN the
aviation service and left Friday for
Minnea polls. where he was ordered &c
report. Mrs. Norman is now visiting
Mr.. SorrIlans parents. who are from
Winston Salem, n. c., and are visiting
| in New Providence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18

t,rral and live stock sections Of Wis
oonsin. Iowa, and Missouri, to investi-
gate agriculture and live stock oondi-
tons. Their rip is not for the pur-
pose to exploit their own state, but
SEQ for themselves how the northern
states carry on so successfully diversi
fed farming.
Two former Iowa men are TO be with
the party They are Prof. P. G. Hold
en-, formerly CT Iowa State CollSse
ard Edgar W. Cooley. formerly OF this
city, now with the agricultural extern :
sion department. of the International
Harvester Company. Chicago.
A delegation Of Marshalltown Clus
officers and members will meet thC
members Of the Arkansas party at the
station in automobiles, and take then
for a short drive about town. Late!
a smoker will be held at the club rooms
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
START RECONSTRUCTION.
Board Begins Work Of
Checking Married Men.

Members of the local exemption
board began this forenoon to go thru
the registered mon who are classified
for the purpose of picking out those
who have been married since May IL,
1917, for the purpose Of reclassifying
those who are without children. When
the classified lists were prepared n
large number Of these cases were listed
and were appealed by County Attor-
ney Scott, but the ruling then WIS that
all married men were to be placed be-
low Class i. This list is the first to
be rechecked. Those falling within the
recent order regarding Redistribution
will be notified by the local exemption
board OF any change made in their
classification and will OF course. have
the right of appeal to the district
board. Later the whole list OF men not
in service who registered June 5, 1917.
will be gone thru to pick out those
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
POSLAM HEALS
WORST ITCHING
SKIN HUM0RS

what Is It worth to you to be en-
tirely rid Of that distressing skin
trouble? To drive away those Ptmples!
no have a fair, clear skin again; to
secure permanent relief from that az
gravating, itching Eczema?
II should be worth the very little
trouble merely to obtain and try Pos
lam. That Is your safe remedy because
It carries a healing power intense, ac-
tive, quick to assert its control over
disordered skin.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories, FAB
West 47th ST., New York City.
Urge your skin to become clearer.
brighter. better by the daily use Of
Poslam Soap, medicated with Poslan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
ARKANSAS MEN COMING
Fifty Bankers, Business Men and
Farmers to Sc Hero Wednesday -
Looking Over Live Stock and Farm.
inc Conditions in Middle West.

Fifty prominent bankers. business
men. and farmers OF Arkansas, headed
nv Governor c, H. Prough, of that
state, will arrive m this city in two
special Puitmals "Wednesday night at
s:ls over the Chicago Great Western
from Waterloo. and will be here until
$50 Thursday morning. when they
Will go to Ames.
The members of the party are max
ing a tour OF the prosperous agricul-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
LUTHER o. WlSHARD
Who Addressed Factory Employees on
War Contract Work.

who were married after May IS. 1917.
and who are without children. Still
later the list of men who registered
this month will be checked over to as
certain those who have been married
within the date that the rule orders
must result in their being placed in
Glass /.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18

ton presented difficulties. So It was
decided that the best and uniform plan
would be to lower the flag to half mast
for twenty four hours Immediately
following the receipt Of news OF the
death.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
Nav ia the Time.

To plant cucumbers and up to the
18th of this month. Those who have
had crops destroyed by fods may re-
cover the lass sustained by planting
to cucumbers. We have the seed of
high termination which may be had
for the asking. Marshall Vinegar Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
Buv. Ca. Testinu Machine.

The city council has authorized the
purchase of calorimeter. machine
for measuring and testing heat units In
gas. The device is to be used to test
the quality Of the gas furnished by the
Iowa Railway and Light Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
n...L;., e;...r. A+,.nt;on,

The Pythian Sisters viii have initia-
ton Wednesday evening. June Is. All
members requested to be present.
Margaret Schechter. N. E. e.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18

ing the teEnperature VA 81. compared
with "A at the corresponding hour
Monday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
TALKS TO MEN IN
TRENCHES At HOME
LUTHER D. WlSHARO, OF PASA.
psNA, SHIPPING BOARD REP.
RESENTATlVE, HERE.
ADDRESSES WORkMEN OF
LOCAL FACTORIES ON WAR

Men Enesade in War Work at Home
Are in Second Line Of Trenches,
Commissioners Sent to France Last
Summer by President.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
Local Weather Record,

Mondays extremes of temperature
were rs and G.. compared with 100 and
IS, the range Sunday. and 50 and 81
a year ago Monday. AT Z this morn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-18
NEW PHYSICAL REGULATIONS.

Board Notified Old Regulations Muss
Be Discarded.
The physical examination OF men VINO
registered June for the draft will be
conducted under a new set Of examina-
ton regulations. according to notice
does not intimate what changes In the
regulations have been made, but the
board is notified to destroy the old set
of rules.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-19
UNA ANCIANA Y UNA
NINA ARROLLADAS POR
TN TREN
La segunda quiso salvar a la
primera, del accidente

Po- Co-reo. pcra ia ~rSNSA."
NERACRUZ, u de aSosto.-Ayer. cerca
de Ia estaei6n de Msltrata, sob-e Ia via del
Yerrocar-il Mexicano. ocurrio IN acciden.e
en- el que perecieron dos PERSONS: una mia
; una anciana. hcrriblencnte tri!uradas 20
el tren de carga numcro II que era remol-
cado por Ia maquina numero 1s+ mancjada
po- ci naquinista Adolfo Carre6n.
Las personals Que presenciaron cl incl
d-nte. 10 refieren de Ia siSuientc manera:
Ell tren mercionado acababa de atravcsar
las cunbrcs de Maltrata Y bnjnba q toda ve-
locidad con rumbo a "a estaci6n del mismo
nombrc. cuando. al cntrar 4 un puente de
dos que Sc italian juntos = que son general
mente llarados Los ~cuates'. Sc do cuenta
dc cue al final dc uno de clos estaba tiTa-
da sobre Ia VIA una anciana y de que una
nina Sc ar-ojaba soSrc ella para sacarla de Ia
via ayudandole a lcvantarsc.
q maquiais:a Sc di6 cuenta cxacta del pc
liSro en- que estabsn la sonora y Ia nina. .
hizo TODD 10 que pudo para para- el trcn.
pero este era punto HienoS que impes;oie'
dada la distancia 4 que SC halaban las per
sonas en- pcligro y IA vclocidad Que Ell con-
voy lleyaba por If de cucsta aba;o.
Fl tren pas6 a toda veloc;dad por sobrc
los cuerpos de la pobre anciana y Ia infor-
tunada nina. haciGndolas mil pedszos, pues
todos 10. carros pasaron sobre ellos.
e. maQuinista ha logrado probar su ino-
ccncia en- este accidcnte. y fu6 puesto en- IL
bcrtad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-19
C~ONCERTARON DESAFIO
DOS PRESUNTOS
DIPUTADOS
ESQ fue ell resuItado de Ia
campana electoral

| Por Correo, para LA PRENSA."
COLIMA, COL, Agosto ll.-Las muchaS
triquinuelas que Sc dice fueron puestas en-
juego por algunos candidates para triunfa-
en- les elecciones pasadas. han dado lugar 4
que, ahora que Sc estan verificando los een'-
putos de votes para dccidiE en- favor de au:sa
Sc cxtiende cada credencial. los animos Sc
hnyan acalorado hasta el grado de que el
joren Salvador Sauceda. diputado de IA &C
tai Legislatra Federal y presunto de II proxi
ma, IA ,desafiado al candidate del partid7
contrArio. que fue su contrincante en- las
refer:das elccciones.
Ambos candidates Sc eneontraron recientc-
merte y Sc pusieron como TO digan cueras'
en- un sitio publico. aeordando entonees @
char mano de las armas para decidir quien
de los dos debera ser considerable como e. mas
formal y valientc.
Sc susperds cl serrrio &c rrrrCtcs.
Ell servicio dc t-anvias ha quedado suspen-
dido en- esta localidad. a consecuencia &c aue
cI eobierno no hs rcsuelto NADIA en- las petit
clones que hacen todos los empleados de "a
emprcsa de dichos trenes. que Sc halan en-
huelga desde hace alguncs d!as.
La empresa de tranvias Sc ha manifestado
renuente a las exisercias de sus empleados.
y estos. que dieron I'm p!a-o para que Sc les
resolvi.se favorablemcntc. advirticndo cue
cumplido este declararian la huelga, han echa
do nano de este recurso para hacer que el 60
bierno obligue a Ia empresa a pssar por las
exigeneias de clos. las que. sesun opinion de
algunos altos empleados de la compania. son
exccsivas.
Desdc hacc tres dias cue los trenes no ha-
cen scrvicio n;nsuro. y aunque las distancias
que aQuf hay que -ecorrer son rclatirameHte
redueidns. ,icmpre Ia huelga ha sido una gran
molcstia para el p6blico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-19
UN TANQUE DE PETROLE0
Sc INCENDIO EN-
TAMPICO
Ell hecho ocurrio en- las cerca-
MAS de Dona Cecilia

TAMPICo. TAMAULPAs, 10 de agostc.-
Antier Sc declare un incendio en- un tanquc
de petroleo propiedad de la Pierce Oil Cor
poration" en- las ceranias dc Doha Cecilia.
e tanquc incendiado es de capacidad De
ciucuenta mil bar-iles y no Sc sabe a que
obcdeceria el reterido ineendio.
e. fucso tomo tales proporciones. que sc
creia impossible sofocarlo, tanto mas cuanto
que nj en- DoHa Cecilia nj en- Arbol Gran
de Sc cuenta con elementos para una ooca de
tnl naturaleza-
Afortunadamente. los vccinos todos de los
dos pueblos Sc prestaron a ayudar en- Ia eH-
tinci6n del incendio que va iba tonando Sc
rias. proporciones. ayudados de los bomberos
dc este puerto. Quienes violentamente Sc trans
ladaron al luSar del siniestro.
Sc calcula que en- Ia cantidad de pctrolco
que Sc quemo perdi6 Ia compahia propicta-
ria algunos miles &c pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-19
Van a ser incautadas
las propiedades de
los c%atolicos
2 CnrrEn- ncrn Ia PRENSA.n

Por Correo, pcra Ia PRENSA."
GUADALAJARA, JALISCO. II de agosto.
-Acaba de rcgre:ar q Ia capital de II Re
pdblica ell senior J. L.. ojeda. administrator
que true instrucciones del gohierno del Cen
tro para prcceder 4 II "iRcautacion dc nue.
vas fincas ~ristieas y urbaass que sc sabs
son prop;edad del CIero aunque en- ell Catas-
tro estan registradas q nombre de alsunos
particulars.
Entire los propietarois ds fircas. euyas
ideas cat6licas son conocidas. reina el te-
NOR dc que. con el p-etexto de que sus pro-
piedsdes son del clc-o. les sean estas con-
f~iseadrs, pues como Sc especifica que "eS-
tim -cgistradas a ncmbre &C ~algunos ~particu-
lares muchas fincas del clero". los verdade-
ros propietarios no tendran con que demos
tar que en- cfecto a~auellas fincas son suyas.
El misno senior oieds ha hecho saber 81
publieo por medic de pa-rafos en- los dia-
rios locales. que Sc invita- 4 todos los ciu-
dadancs a que denuncien ante Ia oficina
respcctiva las propiedades del Clcro que estan
ampa-adas por Ia firma de propietsrlo, ef-
viles. ofreciendo q quienes tales dcnuneias
hasan una buena eomisi6n sobre el va!or de
las propiedades que Sc denuncian. y las que
10 mismo pueden ser fincas, que alhajas. ac-
clones m;neras o de cualquiera c!ase, con
:ai de cue Represented un valo- elective.
Hasta hoy no Sc ha sabido que alguien
haya presentado ante Ia ofieina de bienes
in.ervenidos deuuncia alguna. pero Sc cree
que no tardara en- ser presentada Ia pri'
mera. pues para TODD hay sente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-19
Ell CANDIDATE OFFICIAL
FUE DERROTADO EN-
MONTERREY
Jose Maria de la Cara pre-
tendia ser Senador

MONTERREY, n. L., Agosto 12.-
En- contra de 10 que al pricipio Sc a
SECURE en- en- esta ciudad a prop6st-
to de las r~ecientes elecciones respec-
to de que habia triunfado en- elias el
senior Jose Maria de la Cara, Presi-
dente Municipal de la ciudad de MeXi-
CO., ahora que va esta hecho ell COM
puto de votos Sc 'ha llegado a la con-
clusion de que ell senior Jonas Garcia,
candidate oponente al senior de la
Cara Y miembro del Partido Liberal
Constitucionalista de Mexico, obtuvo
una mayoria de 1879 votos, en- con-
ira de 1860 que obtuvo ell referldo
senior de la Cara, para senador por
ell Estado de Nuevo Leon.
Lo mas curioso de! case y 10 que
ha dado lugar a muchos regociiados
concentrates, es ell hecho de que e. Pre-
sidente Municipal de Ia capital de Ia
Republica, que estuvo aqui para pre-
senciar las elcciones Y que, al embar-
carse de regreso a Mexico fue felici-
tado por su triunfo en- las elecciones
para senador, va a tener en- Mexico Ia
desagradable nueva de que fue derro-
tado por una gran cantidad de votos,
Y NADIA melos que por un miembro del
"Partido Liberal Constitucionalista",
acerrimo enemigo de los elementos ca
rrancistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-19
FUE ASESTNADo UN DIPUTADo EN- LA
CrUDAD DE HuAMANTLA.
o. Correo. para LA PREMsA."

Por Correo. para LA PREESA."
HUAMANTLA. ~TLAXCALA. - &C agos-
to.-Ayer fue asesinsdo despueS de us.n ~
g-ia disauta que dcScnero en- riha. el di-
putado electo en- las pasadas elcciones n!
Congress- dc Ia Union. senior Jose Sanchez R..
4 las cuatro Y media de Ia tarde.
FL matador del d~iputado fuc UT scEor la
mado Vicente Macias. quien al ser iuv-I-o-
gado por las autoridaGes sobre los mopi~~.
que habia tenido para privar de Ia vida al Sc
nor Sanchez. contest6 cue entire este y 81.
hsbia viejas ~rencilas que tarde o tenpran1
tenian cue haber sido dilucidadas.
Parece qe Macias era propaEandisla de una
candidatura contraria a la de Sanchez. y que
este p~recipito !os ac~ontecimientos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-19
Ahora diceI que Ciirilo
\ Arenas pretende
rendirse
or Cor-eo. para LA PRENSA."

Por Cor-co. para LA PRENSA."
PUEBLh. Il de agosto.--En los circulcs
ca-rancistas de esta !ocalidai Sc asegura que
Ell cambio dc personal en- Ia ~iefatura de opc-
racioncs dc estn region tracra otros en- Ia
si:uacion general de Ia campaila que con-
ira los elementos rebcides haccn las fucrZas
del robierno.
Algunos elcmentos ~ofic;ales que Sc dicen
intormados pe-tectamentc. han manifestado
CUE los cabecilIas rebeldes Cirilo Arenas y
Alberto PaniaCua. han manifestado cue en-
cuanto ilcgue a hacersc cargo de Ia ~jcfatura
de ope-aciones CT general Cesarco Castro.
ellos estan d;spuestos a Gcjar las arHas y
p-escntarsc al nuevo icfc para voiver Il IN
sresar en- las filas del Observation-Disclosures.
Esta especic quc por los carrancistas es -
cogida con general bcnep!acito, he causado
risa entire los elementos sensatos e im2arcia-
les Cue vicnen desde hace tempo prcsencian-
do c! cariz que para los carrarcistas estan
fernando los accntecimientos en- estas reg;o-
mes.
Ell general Cesareo Castro. quicn. como que
da dicho. Sc encarglra de II ~jefstura de
operationes en- esta region, te!esrafi6 a al
su.os amigos suyos de esta ciudaG, NANTES
tandoles que sale para IA capital y cue pr6xi.
manente estara aqui para haccTse cargo lie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-19
Noticias de nuestra Republica
UNA 'BRUJA' PROFANABA
TUMBAS EN- LA CIUDAD
DE PUEBLA
Dizque para hacer expert.
mentos espiritistas
corn mr., ola PRENSA.,

Por Correo. para LA PRENSA."
PUEHLA Is de agosto.-El velador del Ce-
| menterio Mnicipal de esta ciudad sbandono
antenoche su lecho a toda priss. por hs-
Ger escuehado pasos sospechosos afuera de
las vcntaaas i. su caseta. Armada de Tn
revolver salio dc esta y Sc cneamin hacia
el interior del cementerio en- busea del visi-
tante noeturro. y POGO falto para cue caye-
"a desmayado con piEtola y TODD. pues a In
luz de la luna vic que una figura blanca. CO.
mo de mujer- Sc acercaba a lss c-iptas y
hacfa soDre elias alsunas senuf!cxioncs "a
ras.
Tor 10 pronto. 81 asustado guardian dc los
nuer;os crey6 que Sc las habia con una Il
ma en- peua". pero repuss,o del primer sus-
to avanz6 hecia Ia fisura fantastiea, encon-
trandose con que esta no era tai e%spiritu,
sino una mujer de carne y hueso. aunquc
con mas de este ultimo, que habia penetrado
al pante6n para apoderarsc de un craneo
y varios huesos. los que tenia "a en- 81 po-
der.
Interrogada Ia n~oeturna v~isitante sobre el
objeto qe pe.,eguia al apoderarse de los FL
ncbres despojos, manifesto que ella era esprit
tista y necesitaba de aquellos huesos para
sus experimentns.
La application no ~satisfiZo muy mucho al
camposantero. quien. amenazando 4 Ia BRIT
j." con su pistola, la hizo salir del local del
panteon. yendo el en- ST. scguimiento Y ha-
| ciendola marchar rumbo al centric de Ia ciu-
dad. hasta cue enccntr6 a un gendarme. a
| quicn hizo entrega de Ia "bruja" que rpuapa