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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
GALES DESARMA
4 LAS PEQUENAS
CUARNICIONES
Temia que Sc unieran a los
revoIucionaEios de
CabraI y Med.a
Espcc:cE ncre Ii PRENS.A.

NOGALES, ARIZONA, , de sep
Observation-Disclosures afortunadamcn-
lie Ell conflicto international promovi-
10 por Ell choque armada que hub:
entire so!dados americanos Y mexica-
nos hacc algUnos dias, Sc halla el
general Elias Gales ahora ante IN
serio problema que, 81 no es ian te-
rrible como el otro, 81 entraHa Para
el una graveGad cue el mismo re-
conoce.
Tai problema es Ell de la rev-:elta
que cada dia cunde con mayor III
tensidad en- el Estado, sin que sean
suficientes a sofocarla las medidas
que las autoridades carra2cis1as han
~i-Iesto en- practica. meiidas que sc
c~aracterizan por i harh2rie cue las
preside.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08

pa- C@--"O. para ~ HRENSA-
TOLCCA, > de sc2ticm5re.- /
via ferrea tenG;da entire esta capita
Y San Juan de- Ia iIuerta esta Siendc
Iev&nt&ia para irscalarse III nue.
ramal que a:ravieSe reE;oncs De MA
yer activ!daG comercia!. segun los IT,
f2rmes que Sc recibieron n Ia Drr
cion de les FerrocarriIeS.
Fl 7uevo ran?al e~ntrorcara con l.
l.ncas De los T~crrocar-i!cS Constitu
cionaiiStas para facil:tar .! tr4fieo 4.
carga ' 22sajeroS hacia las rcgjonc
~ct:-adas Dc, EStado de Mexico. ' Uni
- la ciuGad de Tenango con Il de Sal
Juan De las HuertaS, pasando por est.
localidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
TREN VOLADO
CERCA De ORTIZ
POR VILLISTAS
De Chihuahua salieron tropas
a combatir a los
rebeldes
Es2-c;c! para Ia PRENSA.

Ell PASO: TEXAS, septiemhre s.
Informaciones que Sc han recogido
por conductos particulars de has of
cinas de CiuGaG Juarez, :ndicen cue
los villiStas que operaH en- regiones
que Sc italian irncdiatas a Ia via del
Ferrccarril Central, volaron IN tren
de pasajeros cue venia del sur con
deStino a Chihuahua, Ell la estacion
Ortiz de Ia via del Central MeXca-
no.
No Sc tienen detalles del suceSo,
pero por los informes recogidos acer-
ca de- numero de homhres armados
que come esco!ta traia el tren VIOLA
do. Sc vie2e a Ia cunta de que debe
haber Sido una numerosa fue-za Willis
u IL que ataco G convoy despues de
dinamitarlo, va que & ninguna de las
estacioncs i~nmediatas a la de Ortiz
han ilesado soldados ~dispersos de los
de q ~escolta, 10 que hace pveSumir
que todos fueron aniquilados, asi CO.
mo el pasaje, pues nj de este Sc tie
re 1oticias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
Una version curiosa.

Desde aver Sc comcnta en- los al
reGedores del Club Americana de esta
capital una eSpecie que no Sc sabe
hasta que punto sea veridica. Con-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
Las c0municaciones cortadas.

De Ciudad Juarez avisaron aver por
n via te!efoHica, cue las Was al sur
de Chihuahua eSt&n cortadas en- vir-
Iud de haberse posesionado varias
Nartidas villistas de algunos puntos
sobre Ia via al Sur y haber cortado
esta en- varioS traycctos.
Las comnicaciones ~telegraficas
ha& sufrido Ia miSma suerie Y no Sc
sabe en- las fuentcs militares de! ca
rrancismo 10 que haya S;oo de los
pasajeroS que yenian en- cl tren asal-
1aio en- IA Estacion de Ortiz, nj de
q e~scolta, que Sc conpon:a de c.en
hombreS
De IA ciudad De Chihuahua, segu1
Sc dice. salieron iuerzas en- numero
competente para bat.r q los rebeIdes
: reaaudar e. trafico. pero no Sc han
recib:do noticias de dichas fue-zas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
Comision de dsmas ante Corrsnza.

Una com:si6n de daInaz de "a ciudad
de Guadaljara, compucsta por mas d.
cincuenta scnoras Y senoritas que Sc
dice pertenecen & Ia meior sociedad
tapatia, estuvO a entrev!star q don
Venustiano esta manara. para supli-
earle que interponga Il of;cios a fin
de cue en- ell Estado de Jalisco Y de
preferencia en- Ia capital de mismr
cesen las perSec lc!ones que in;ci6 Ma
nuel Ditguez Y ha cortinuado su sus-
tituto. en- conta de los elementos ca
to,icOS.
Carranza. segdn las informacioncs
ouep roporc'onaron dos abogados t.
ptios que aconpanaron 4 Ia comisi6n
de damas. ofreci0 Interpreter gu bue-
ma amistad" con las autoridades il
J~alisco. 4 fin de que, dentro dc il
lev. los catolicos tuvieran en- e referI-
do Estado las mjSmas garantias que
todos los ciudadanos de IA Repub!i-
CO deben tener.
Parece que no del TODD satisfechas
cor tai contestac;6n SC r~etiraron as
h~onorables damas de Gladaiajara de
la p~resencia de don E"0"--'G"o.
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Les carrerCS fuercn a~raparadoS.

Fl Ayun;amiento de esta capital
cue 4 u,timas fechaS ha dado en- Ia
~atingencia de dictar leyes que levar-
tan pro,estas unanimeS por 10 desca-
belladaS. ocieno r~eciontemente que
los carros Ilamados rabones. este e..
los de dos ruedas. s6,amente circula-
ran Dor las GALES dc Ia metr6poii
hasta 81 % de los corrieates. puss =
Dartir de esta fechu S0lamente ten
drian perniso para a~traveSar las ca
lies de Mexico los cares de cuatro
rUedas.
AUnque en- su manifestation dc ia
ley 81 Ayuntamiento no Sc deteHia a
senalar les causas de tai determina-
ci6n, el crupo edilicio estaba resuei-
to a llevar esta d cabo; pero los due
nos de carros raboneS, no conformeS
con e&a ley Que perjudicaba sus in
t~ereses, pidieron amparo ante el JUez
Segunjo de Distrito de esta ciudad, Y
este ~fUncionario. enconCrando peril
nente Ia solicitud, tuvo q oien amipa-
rar q los solicitantes, dejando sin E.
Fecto IA disposition del muy H. Ayun-
tamiento metropolitano.
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Domingo 8 De Septiembre de 1913.
DE NESTA En- Ia
.SA EDITORIAL T0zANo
NANUALES PRACTICES

NAkCAIES PRACllCUS
- ~ Peso cGcI HrVl.
Manual Ge A~E1suItu:a
Manual lie Ares y OI'Hc>
Manual &c Areltes = 5aboAs
Ga-rsi de AISin!!eEt2
Manual de CAry.Gye.i2 de taller
Manual dc Ce--aterIR : ObrSs &c H%er-o
Manual Del Cohe:ero , Peivoris2
Manual DEL CU--lGoT lie EielSs
Manual 5s ConiI;ero-Psstee-o
Manual del Observation-Disclosures
Manual de Elcct-clGsd
Manual de FoeogrsLiA
Manual del Ho;2late=o
ANNUAL de JSEdi2s-iA = Ec-Sc-ftc-a
Manual de- LAbCrero Dc hInss
Manual de LcchsT.2
Manual De ,Iecsnica Industrial
Manual De- PIr-c-
Manual del Ts!cG-S2ists , Te'sienrS
Manual de- RsiOiero
Manual Gel Szstre
NAVAL c,i F~sbI.ca1:c de Es1I
G.rYal d Teterin.6S y EIUjtac;on
OBRAS De GAERtsL aHoNL4o
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Haganse los pedidos, scompanados de So importe en- Giro
Postal, de Express 0 en- Carta Certificada, al
IGNACI0 Z. L0ZAN0.
rs N. SANTA ROSA AVE SAN ANTONIO. TEX.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08

DSAAS De EMILIO S2LG2tI
- SIZE cldA Gna-l
Les histories &C Ia India
Les Pi-aras e Z MaIaS.a
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Lz EeasaT-a de Saacokan
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Id DeetEucci L De Carriage
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L. Sr:rel.a &c 10 .S-aUcHuIa
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& Pac;o d. S,ac--. Neyela en- ? to
alos. Eo- Pr@S6a q fcy-Gu $4,000. 5 lie
As---ia. , .os Charrns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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NO|ELAS De \ So CL% laws
Amor ) Mz-t:ric.
Are &C &Gsca- iarioO
CaIvar:o q. Amor
Z! Inferno de lcs konoreS
g Nyvio Prcst.Go
Il RurSatoriC de ms SOltcras
=! ParaiJo de las MuiercG
q EaGa dc los Mares
:! NiGo de Ru;s-Jors
e Collar de Esm--aicaS
- 81 De As Eiaas
e Alma en- - Seso
L. E:;a de laS Flores
Ia HEEL Ct los Lahlos
IL Mia &c los Ja@=e!Ge5
Ia Tiuda AleE-c
La Co-te del Amor
la Priaees2 del D6la-
Lc SiiR &c Venus
Las Evas MoGe-aGs
Las Ob-erss &c! amor
Las Ei;as Gei Champagne
Marina o a Ei!a dc rs Gas
Ma!di:as sean las &Uje-es
Mali!tcs sean los Eo-b-es
NaIditas sean lss Sucs-as
Ma:dito SEA e. Amor
Naldi-cs sean !cs Ceics
P~asiouzriES &C Ar1c-
Po-cra So Cssan los Ec-rb-e-
Porgue So CaS2a ies Su:c-cs
Porous Pecan Jas Mutc.es
Po-cue NurGcU-an las Yietas
Po-ou- reInciSca Jas vICCt2,
Pcr SeEui- = una NuIeV
So ,!ajestad e. Amor
Viva nj Soviai
Maria. Po- Jc-Ec IsaSc
Fl Hip &ald!to
:! BsccT-o &c Orc
IN Manuscrita dc mi Msdrc.
CARTLLAs CIENTIgICAs
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TeTmin6 la huelga de Ia
"HCrmiga."

La hue!ga de les operarios de "a
fabrica &c Ia Hormiga". que habia
sido scstenida por algunos dias con
p~erjuicio de los propietarios de Ia ne
g~ociaci6n ' de los nismos obreros, Y
gue reconcile como causa el haber ST.
do s~eDarados iniustificadamente dos
obreros de Ia mencionada fabrica ter
mia6 Va con el arreglo 4 que los
huelguistas ' e~mpresarios llegarOn
pcr mediacion de Ia Junta de Conci-
liaci6n Y A-bitraje.
Al principle los huelguistas S. ne
gaban q aceptar el arTeglo que Sc les
proponia. consis5ente el cue g. los o.
broroS Separates Sc les pagaran tres
meses de sueldo por determination;
pero mas tarde Reconsideration su a.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
EXPEND BIG SUM
ON LINCOLN ROAD
Over Two and Quarter Mil
lions Put on Highway
in 1917, Report Shows

Over $2,250,000 was expended in i'm
provements on the Lincoln Highway
during the last year, says Secretary
A, F. Bement in his report Of the Lin
coin Highway association activities
for 1917. At the end of it's fourth
year the highway is in far better
conditions than it's founders had ex-
pected would be possible within that
time.
The Lincoln Highway is in no sense
a boulevard leading from one coast to
the other, but it is q through, con-
nected and well-marked road entirely
across the country, and the most
gratifying construction endeavor has
been conferred upon it during the year
in each state traversed. Sustaining
members of the association, paying
annual dues Of IS each for the sup
port Of the organization, are now
numbered in every state OF the Union.
Field Secretary II. g. Ostermann
spent more time upon the highway in
1917 than ever before, covering ev-
cry foot Of the route from New York
to San Francisco, repeatedly covering
certain sections OF the road, and at
every point taking up various details
connected with the promotion Of Lin
coin Highway interests.
War conditions have brought about
a very general appreciation of the
value Of the Lincoln Highway as an
auxiliary to the railroad in facih-
tating transportation, and the officers
are anticipating an even greater in
crease during 1913. Indications to
this effect are pointed to in the ac-
ton of the State Of Illinois in prepar-
ing to complete the hard surfacing of
the Lincoln Highway from state line
to state line in 1918; in the prepara-
tons being made by the Government
for the use of motor-truck trains for
more or less extended hauls, and in
the generally expressed determine
ton Of the county and state officials
in each state traversed by the route
to undertake actual construction at
the earliest opportunity in the spring,
in line with the policy Of rapid i'm
provement urged by the Council Of
National Defense.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
RUNLEY IS GIVEN
PROPERTY AT FORKS

Continued from page H.
facts of the case I think the deed
should be set aside, II defendant
stiIl desires to take a conveyance Of
the Seventh street property. as to
which there had been a meeting Of
the minds Of the parties, will condi-
ton the granting Of any relief to
plaintiff upon the execution and de-
livery to defendant OF a good and
sufficient deed Of conveyance Of the
Seventh street property,
"Ths most serious obstacle OF
granting plaintiff relief is the charge
that the mistake was due to its
negligence, and the most serious
negligence charged was the signing
Of the deed by Mr.. Busch, plaintiffs
vice president, without reading II.
] do not think the authorities cited
by counsel for the defendant under
that head are controlling. The deed
was not presented to Mr.. Busch by
the adverse party, or by anybody
acting on behalf Of the adverse party.
On the contrary, IL was presented to
him by the general counsel OF the
company. He had a right to rely
upon the skill Of eminent counsel to
prepare a deed which would be in
accordance with the contract of the
parties, and also to rely upon the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
YOUNG MUSICIANS IN
COSTUME PIANO RECITAL
Event Given in Auditorium at Con.
oordia College Before a Large
Audience

A very successful costume piano
recital was given by the younger
pupils Of the Concordia School Of
Music at the college auditorium
Thursday evening. The costumes
were very attractive, especially those
representing the butterfly and flower
features, and all were appropriate
for the parts represented. A large
audience welcomed the young musi-
clans.
Pleasing numbers Of the program
were the two piano quartets by four
players using two pianos. Following
were pupils who took part in the
recital: Stella Anderson, Esther
Thompson, Alice Grover, Helen
Malvey, Byrdie Thompson, Thelma
Erickson, Muriel Houglum, Alfredo
Satire, Janet Morris. Virgie Houg-
Ium. Marjorie F1aten, Marjorie
Bernice Hanson, Norma
Rognlie, AnnabeIle Godfrey, ValbOrg
Albert Hopeman, Herbert
Dorothy Christianson. and
Esther Schroeder.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
NACCABEES TO HOLD
A DISTRICT RALLY
Event I'm Phenix Han VIII he In Ma
ture Of Farewell for MRS. Eager
Great Commander.

A district rally OF the Women'S
BENEFIT association OF the Maccabees
will be held in Phenix hall, Moorhead,
on Monday, Feb. IS. 1t will be in the
nature of a farewell to Mrs. Jessie K.
Eager, great commander, who will
make her last visit to the reviews OF
this locality at the meeting next
Monday night.
Plans for the rally have been made
by the Moorhead and Dilworth re-
views, assisted by Deputy State Com
mander De Mars. Other reviews to
take part in the rally are HaWley,
Detroit, GAINESVILLE and Fergus Falls.
A number of candidates from Moor
head and Dilworth reviews will be
Initiated. and the work will be put on
by the degree team of the Fergus
Falls review.
The visitors will come to Moorhead
on the afternoon trains and the rally
will begin with a meatless supper
served in the diningroom at Phenix
hall.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
MOORHFAD NEWS
EAST SIDE NOTES

A. H. Miller and H l. Landblom re-
turned this morning from Walum, N.
d., where they attended a Red Cross
auction sale. Mr.. Miller, who wac
the auctioneer. says IL was the best
sale of the kind he ever attended.
Ellis L. Edwards. rural mail car
rier, has resigned, and there are now
two vacancies on the rural routes out
of Moorhead.
The Order Of Vasa will meet at 8
o'clock this evening in Masonic hall.
Pupils of the First ward school will
conduct tag day" campaign to help
raise the fund required TO permit the
school to organize Junior auxiliary
of the Red Cross. Miss Nellie Hop
kins, principal of the school, will dt-
rect the campaign.
Mrs. Ethel McGinniss, of Detroit,
a niece of AxeI Kaline, Moorhead, Is
recovering nicely from an operation
for appendicitis.
Ellsworth Antonson, a young otter
Tail county farmer, was a guest at
the home of Clerk Of Court McCubrey
on his way home to Frazee from
called for examination for the nation
al army by the local board.
The regular meeting of the Young
Peoples society of the Swedish
Lutheran church will be held this
evening at the home of Prof. D. A.
1915 Seventh street south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Welter returned
last evening from seven weeks trip
the south and east. Mr.. We'll
ter said the visit to Ponce De Icons
fountain of perpetual youth was one
of the events of their trip.
e. G. Benedict and Henry Wiede-
mann were among the farmers who
transacted business in the city today
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
MOTOR TRUCK IS
AID TO RAILROADS
Will Supplement Railroad
Effort to Meet Demands
of Nation in War

The transportation Of freight is
one Of the most serious problems
that confront the nation today,
The United States is dependent
upon the industries Of this country
in order to win the war. The more
the various industries produce and
the quicker they produce 1t, just that
much sooner will the war aims Of this
country be realized.
The greatest obstacle in speeding
up production that confronts the in
dustries OF this country today is lack
Of transportation facilities. 1t will
take time to restore the railroads to
even their old time capacity Of
handling commercial freight and now
there is imposed upon them the add
ed burden Of an immense tonnage Of
war supplies and munitions.
The motor truck industry can
greatly assist the railroads of this
country overcoming the biggest OBJ
stacle which the Washington admin
istration is now facing in its efforts
to win this war.
Already there are motor truck
trains running on regular schedule
between New York and Philadelphia,
and making the trip in ten hours,
whereas from five to six days would
De required 10 snip py freight tram
thus is the motor truck working a
great saving in time and money, MAX
ing itself one Of the greatest economic
necessities OF the day.
With the government demanding
over $4,000 trucks for its various de-
partments it is going to push every
motor truck and parts manufactures
TO the limit OF his production to
supply the demand.
The government is at the present
time contemplating a rule prohibit
ing the loading Of freight car for
less than twenty-five mile haul.
This means that the motor truck
must make these short hauls. 1t
means that they must make these
hau1s under all sorts Of road and load
and as the internal gear
driven truck, on account of its high
at all times, Is particularly
to rough and heavy going,
Il means a greatly increased demand
Tor this type Of Anal drive.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
Big DAMAGE
ACTION BEGUN
IN U. 5. COURT

For an alleged permanent Injury to
his right knee, Archie L. Crownhart
Of New Rockford. has brought suit
for &26, 900 against the Great North
ern Railway company. The trial was
begun In the federal court before
Judge Charles F. Amidon this morn
: ing.
- On March 10. 1915, Crownhart
claims he was manager Of the Great
Northern hotel at New Rockford,
operated and under the control Of the
railroad. He alleges that on that
date while in the act OF ejecting an
intoxicated man from the hotel, he
fell through a portion of the stair
way between the first and second
floors Of the building, sustaining a
badly injured knee.
The case was brought by Atty.
James Cameron Of New Rockford,
who since it was started, has enter
ed the military service Of the gov
eminent and is now a lieutenant
with the American forces in France.
In his absence, Judge w. S. Lauder
is counsel for the plaintiff. Murphy
g. Toner Of Grand Forks. represent
the railroad.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
FIRST AUTOMOBILES HAD
WHIP SOCKETS, STATEMENT
OF PROMINENT AUTO MAN.

When the FIRST automobiles of
American manufacture were displayed
eightene years ago in the center of
the exhibition hall at Madison Square
garden. New York, in spaces at the
bicycle show, the bodies of many OF
these cars were fitted with whip
sockets.
man stilI prominent in the auto
mobile industry remarked at that
time that as the years sped by the
makers Of those "contrRptionB' would
evolve a distinct form for the motor
car, just as had the makers OF rail-
road coaches gradually brought the
science of building down from tle
earliest railroad coach, which closely
followed in form and style the old
stage coach, to the present luxurious
car.
The prediction came true, and auto
mobiles came forth in distinct styles
OF their own from the popular fiivvQS
to the highest-priced cars Of today.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
INSPECT ALARMS AT
REGULAR INTERVALS

Systematic and regular inspection
OF fire hydrants and the fire alarm
system will be asked by the Moor
head Retail Merchants association.
This action was decided upon at a
meeting held in the city hall Thurs
day evening and B. B. Rusness, p.
H. Peterson and E. w. Littler were
appointed a committee to lay the
REQUESTS before the proper city Of
flcials.
Members of the association decid-
ed to continue their membership in
the Clay County Farm bureau and
to aid in securing new members. A
new credit rating plan was consi-
dered but final action was deferred
until a future meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-15
CLASS OF EIGHT TO
LEAVE FOR BARRACKS
Men For Spruce Production and En-
ninsers Corps Will Leave Fargo
Saturday Evening.

Cass county will send another
class Of men for spruce production
work Saturday evening to the bar
racks ct Vancouver, Wash.
The men will report for roll call
at the courthouse at 10 o'clock Sat
urday morning and will leave Far
go Saturday evening over the
Northern Pacific at o'clock.
The men to be sent are:
Spruce Production.
Frank Boehm Of Tower City.
John William Lawrence of Gard
ner.
Ernest Herman Ponto Of Blanch-
ard.
Glenn E. Mcclellan Of Leonard.
Leslie e. Onch Of Tower City.
Orner Idso Of Armenia.
Louis ]. Mattson Of Plentywood,
Mont.
Earl Dalton Johnson Of LaMoure.
(Engineers)