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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30
"Choul Squads" in
Hun Armies Strip
Dead of Clothing

Prisoners captured by the
French near Gulscard and Ncslo
assert the German army is ac-
compnni~d by special "ghoul
squads. whose duty u Is TO strip
allied and German dead Of all
clothing. shoes and equipment.
which are extremely scarce In
Germany. Some OF these ghoula
taken prisoner admit their sur
prise at the small numbers %
French dead and wounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30
TEUTONS PLAN
SECOND PHASE
OF BIG FIGHT
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs

United Press Correspondent
WITH THE BRITISH ARM.
les IN FRANCE. March 90
The first phase Of the central
powers great offensive Is over.
believe. That the second
phase will begin as soon ~ Hin
denburg's battered hosts can be
relieved and guns brought up,
however. cannot be doubted.
The situation was not mater
tally changed thruout the Brit
ish line this morning. while the
Germans. like frightened moles.
their drive overland checked,
were digging In like mad in
places.
About midnight the enemy put
down heavy trench mortar bonn
bardment north OF Cite st. Auguste.
near Lens.
When a hostile party tried 10 ap.
proach the British lines the British
waited until the Germans were fairly
close. and then turned loose the ma.
chine guns. SCATTERING the enemy
Ike magic
Southeast OF Amiens. on the high
ground between the Luce and Avre
rivers. the Germans succeeded in
taking some territory in the neigh
borhood OF Mezieres and Maison.
Blanche, which they held in force
against British counter attack. tho
the British brought back prisoners
from under the very noses Of the
enemy's machine guns.
At Rouex party OF British which
held out long after being cut OFF.
was daringly withdrawn at sunset.
From prisoners. il is known the
Germans expected to occupy Amiens
on the fifth or sixth day OF the Of
fensive, cutting the Calais Paris rail.
way. Yet Amiens still stands.
Similarly, Arras. which was yester-
days immediate object. with Vimy.
remains in the hands of the British.
The kalser's storm troops were
checked by the whitening fire from
machine guns and artillery.
Further cyclonic fighting Is ex.
pected along the whole line. The
first flush of the enemy's enthusi.
asm has passed. Prisoners say the
offensive is not going as well as was
expected. While their losses are
high. German discipline will undoubt.
eddy continue the offensive. tho their
spirits are much lower than at the
start.
About so army divisions $3.50 200
mem have already participated.
Many OF these were badly mauled
and are unfit to return TO the firing
line. Before the tide definitely turns.
fresh divisions are being hurried to-
ward the battle. while the enemy, tho
tired, is trying TO advance every.
particularly south of the
Somme, in an effort to reach the
railway.
Against the British alone Al divis-
ions were hurled the first day OF the
battle, IL more the second. four more
the third. nine more the fourth, six
more the fifth. six more the seventh.
one more the eighth. and about five
Slowly but surely the enemy is
steadily losing Roadway. On the con
trary, Hindenburg was expected to
gain momentum as the first strong.
ly intrenched positions were passed.
Meantime, the enemy's main
thrusts are in the southwark. where
the Germans are trying TO drive
wedge between the French and Brit.
ssh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30
STEPHENS WON'T
DISCUSS MOONEY

SAN DIEGO, March 30.-'I cam
not make statement concerning
the Mooney matter now. II is still
In the hands Of the supreme court
and has not yet come to my office
for action. Later | will have some
thing to say about it,
This was the comment today Of
Gov. stephens. who practically adj
United he had received kilograms
from President Wilson concerning
the case of Thomas J. Mooney now
under death sentence for alleged
participation In the preparedness
day bomb explosion in San Fran
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30

Foe Di gging In"
on New Front

German ared digging in.
in
Smm
through
it mi in
offensive will force Foh: armies renewal trench warfare rather than
n h
prefer
a OF
ca
A huvyCe nforeoo the Ved ht by
Amsa
lar o a
theses uwudhe unnd kwasL al
nj gha
admitted hr ht Dn
o. 4 O a
Of
wekl "L
a
in
omnnmiqu the Fh Ia II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30
Official War
Reports
BRITISH

LONDON. March 3o.-~We
wore pressed back nj Demuin
and Mezieres. south OF the
Sommc. but at the latter village
we countrr-attarked and took a
number Of prisoners" Field Mar
shAl Haig reported today.
"Only local actions have taken
place north 81 the Somme during
the past week.
Our cavalry has fought with
great gsllantry. both mounted
and dismounted, and has repuls-
ed the enemy with heavy losses
In numerous engagements.
AT Demuin the encmy's At
tempts TO rccapturc the village
broke down. after sharp fight
ing turnout the afternoon"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30
MIGHT HAWKS WILL
HAVE TO COME IN AN HOUR
EARLIER. OR GET CAUGHT
IN THE SUNLIGHT.

owl street cars that make trips
between n m. and , n IN. will
disappear Sunday while tho time
regulations are being made. They
include the 2:35 for Ballard. the
2:30 for Green Lake and the 2:20
for Eastlake. These trips occur
ring mt an hour which will not OK
lat Sunday morning. Will be
dropped. and the inbound cars. one
from Easnlakc at 1:40, from tho
north end. at i33 and from Ballard
at 1:55. will LAY over about 20
minutes downtown and then pick
up their next regular trip back.
with the enc trip omitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30
RENA MOONEY
GRANTED BAIL

SAN FRANCISCO. March 90
Superior Judge Dunno today admit.
ted Mrs. Rena Mooney to bail on the
charges OF murder which grew out of
the preparedness parade bomb explo-
sion Bail was fixed at $1,000 on
each count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30
Departure of Men
From Seattle for
Camp Lewis Shown

Movie Man Jacobs was a very
busy person Friday when Seat
ties select service men marched
away. AS result he secured
motion pictures OF nearly every
angle of the parade and leave
taking.
The pictures will be shown at
the Liberty as n part of The
Star-Liberty weekly with other
current events.
Jacobs also caught Edward
Hin, Star sport editor. inter-
viewing the Pacific Coast Inter-
national baseball league mag
mates in session during the
week at the Seattle hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30

Mayor Hanson has issued tho fol.
lowing proclamation:
TO the Citizens OF Seattle: Your
attention In invited TO the act OF con
gress. passed during the present
month and approved by the presi-
dent. known as the daylight saving
law.
by the terms Of this act OF con
gress. all clocks should be advanced
one hour. beginning Sunday morn
ing. March 81, 1918
1T is TO be hoped that all citizens
will see that this act Is complied
with in private as well as business
life. in order that its Observance
may be uniform. our government
evidently believes II to be n matter
OF great Importance, and We must
not hesitate to observe It's provisions
and cooperate In every respect
ole HANSON. Mayor"
It's all right for Tngersoll. but it's
pretty late in life for grandfather
tisnepieces TO be learning new tricks.
n will affect every body but life
term convicts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30

Doctors and nurses at the
Swedish hospital are In a guam
Diary. They don't know how to
FIJI out the tags for infants born
at 2. Some want 10 record II as
2 and others want 10 put down
,. In case Of twins. the question
will be settled $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30
0-HOuR DAY ORDERED
IN PACKING PLANTS

The award affects about 100000
employees turnout the United States.
Payment for overtime work. for
which at present employees receive
no extra compensation. was allowed
Equal pay for male and female en-
pioyes doing the same class OF work
was ordered in the award
The employees demand for a week
iy guaranteed minimum OF 20 hours
was granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30
Leo HE HAS TO STAY EASTER TO SET THE CLOCKS

1t won't be so hard for big clocks.
The grandfather clock. which has
been faithful for n hundred years or
more. will now have 20 become n
liar
But it's tough on the little wrist
watches just starting I'm life.
For the love OF Mike, he sure
to advise every body 10 wind up
the alarm clock and set the time
ahead. or they'll miss the Easter
morning sermons"
This. or words to that effect.
were waited 10 the city editor by
Rev. Crowther. Of the First NJ
Il. church.
All right, doctor. we're with
you.
A soldier who is sentenced TO be
shot ut sunrise will get cheated out
of an hour OF his life.
Daylight saving will cut the work
ing hours OF the burglars.
Canadian trains will be held an
hour to meet the new American
time regulations. according to tele-
graphic reports.
1T means "A fight for me- com
planned Capt. John Kinney, OF the
harbor patrol.
II quit at 2 n. m and Il takes me
20 minutes to get home. | cant
show up nm hour late Sunday morn
ing. and that means lots OF explain.
alton"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30

Western Upion clocks. regulated
by electricity. will go ahead an hour
Sunday. Gle rtricians started 10
move some of them up Saturday by
hand. Others viii advance n few
minutes each hour by electricity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30

CHICAGO. March 3o.-The basic
eight.hour day was ordered in the
nations packing industry by Judge
Alschuler's award In the packing ar
titration today.
Wage increases were also granted.
The etshthour day goes into effect
May 5. 1918. and the wage advances
are retroactive. effective az Of Janu.
airy IL. 1913.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30

After today, the American ma
tion. for several months, will get
up an hour earlier In the morn
Ing IN win the war.
Conservation Of daylight, to
permit more time for home gar
dens. greater efficiency in war
work. and vast saving in fuel
eegins at n m. tomorrow.
To make the feat Of dropping
an hour out Of your life easier.
however. set your clocks forward
an hour when You 70 to sleep
tonight, and then forget u until
next October. Meantime, live by
your clock A. now.
Among things the daylight bin is
counted on 10 do are:
Give the millions Of productive
workers in the country several
years more work by adding an
hour 10 each ones day.
Stimulate food production by pro
siding more time for gardening.
Improve everybody's health by rea-
Won OF an extra hour outdoors.
speed up transportation and end
congestion by giving more time for
work In yards. warehouses and
docks.
Save tremendous quantities OF coal
now used In electric lighting plants.
Leo Weisfield has called off all
dates Tor Faster Sunday. He
works at Friedlander's jeweIry
store. on second ave, and it's
his bob Sunday TO turn all the
clocks and watches In the store
Ab~4d an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30
Another helpleas human:

Another helpless human:
The goof who has "A date to
take a brilnd new Easter bonnet
to church Sunday morning and
discovers that he's forgotten to
crank his Ingersoll up an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30

An alarm clock has no
conscience, bat noe UOnder #
10 wiH be coh-blooded enough
10 ring at seUen Uhen 1t
knows very WeH that it's only
SIR.
Announcement has already been
made that schools. courts. city de-
partments will move up their
clocks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30
MACINTOSH IS
NAMED JUSTICE

Judge Kenneth Macintosh
was today named supreme court
Justice by Governor Lister, nc
eording to word reaching Seat
tie Saturday. This leaves va
eaney In the superior court
which will also be filled by Gov.
ernor Lister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30
rs DIE; SHELL
STRIKES PARIS

PARIS. March 0.-Seventy-five
persons WERE killed and 90 wounded
yesterday when a church was demol.
ished by she'll during Good Friday
services. II was officially announced
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-30
FINE WORK, B. P. O.E

Seattle ra IN advance 81 the Thir Liberty loan bass
sided O. tzka &C. goo ef tae new bouda That's -
ght sprft 80 eleventh hour awakening the 81 y a
ne hun muat be haltad-and delay fatal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
Llegada de fuerzas

En- I'm tren eSpecia! l!egaron mo-
che. ~procedcntes de Monterrey. unos
d~cscientos hombres dc inlanteria que
vienen q engrosar las filas de los
cuerpos que saldran para las huaste-
cas- a hacer la campana contra las
fuerzas rebe!des que merodean on
esas regiones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
Noticias varias de nuestra Rep1blica

csc derecho que Sc les guerra conce.
der. y que volverian a celebrar ell sa.
crificio de la misma cuando 10 pudie.
ran hacer con toda la libertad en- que
Sc hacia en- otros tiempos.
Entire tanto, los temples han side
abiertos y algunos fieies ocurren a
ellos, pero no Sc oficia en- nirs:lno nj
las campanas son tocadas a ninguna
bora del dia, va que clio esta prohi-
Dido desde hace mucho tempo por
ell General Diegucz, G%obernador ICONS
titucicnal" de Jalisco.
Los diarios de Mexico publican, con
motive de la actitud de los sacerdotes
de Guadalajara, las opiniones que ha
eXternado ell Lie. Tomas Lopez Lima
res, Secretario de Gobierno de Jalis-
co. en- la capital de la Republica.
Dicho licenciado Sc expresa en- la ST.
guiente forma:
Ell gobierno de Jalisco ha hecho
cuanto. lie ha sido dable para solucio-
a ell couflicto ~religioso, y no puede
acusarsele de intransigencia O secta-
rismo. puesto que por ell contrario, Sc
ha esforzado en- conciliar los animos
V hacer Que de manera definitiva ter
minen las %diferencias que existen en-
ire los catolicos y las autoridades."
Re~firiendose al senior Arzobispo
Orozco Y Jinlenez, que fue reciente-
mente expulsado del pals arbitraria-
mente por 10 sagentes del general Die
guez, Ell licenciado Lopez Linares di-
10 10 siguiente:
"El senior Orozco y Jimenez es un
espiritu bastante inquieto Y POGO
Appropriate para gobernar a los catoli-
cos de Jalisco. Su actitud es en- TODD
distinta de Ia que observe ell ALTO
bispo Loza, I'm prelado TODD piedad y
mensedumbre, que solo Sc ocupo de
su ministerio Y dejo muy gratos re-
cuerdos."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
NINGUNAS CONCESlONES
ACEPTAN EN- JALISCO
LOS SACERDOTES
Los temples estan abiertos
pero no Sc celebra Ell sa-
crificio de la misa

GUADALAJARA, Jalisco, Il de
septiembre.-Ha causado magnifica
impression entire los clementos catoli-
cos de esta ciudad Y TODD ell Estado,
que son la mayoria de los habitantes,
la gallarda actitud de algunos sacer-
dotes de estavid shrGlu etaoin luun1
dotes dc esta capital ante las Tranquil
cias cue a titulo de concesiones a
los catolicos quiso dar ell ~gobernador
INFERNO, Y que Sc referian a las
practicas del quito en- los temples ca
tolicos.
Lo que ell g~obernador de Jalisco
concedia a los sacerdotes catolicos era
que celebraran determinado numero
de misas en- los temples de esta loca-
lidad, unicamente en- algunos de ellos,
debiendo tener lugar esos eiercicios
religiosos precisamente los domingos
Y a n bora senalaad por las autori-
dades politicas de la localidad.
Ademas, los a%Sistentes a dichas mi
a deberian ~abstenerse de dar can
tidad de dinero alguna a los encar-
gados de cada temple, pues segun IL
manera de opinar del gobernador
Bouquet, este es c~ontrario a la Cons
titucion de Q~ueretaro.
Los sacerdotes de G~uadalajara a
quienes Sc les manifesto la forma en-
que podrian seguir oficiando los do
mingos a las horas que Sc les senala-
ran declararon que prescindian de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
Sc EMPRENDERA UNA ENERCI
CA CAMPANA CONTRA LAS
RATAS Y LOS RATONES

Los miembros que componen e.
Gentle &c Defensa del Estadc, des-
puGs dc haber estudiado Ell case con
detenimicnto. han accrGado dispo-
ner que Sc e~nprenda una cnergica
campana contra las raSaS Y los ratio
nes, porque Sc ha comp1obado qle
esros roedores son los cauSantes prin-
c!pales de numeroSoS danes.
Eu efecto. las ratas ' los ratcnes,
morGienGo substancias inflamables,
nan p-oducido numerosos :ncendios y
dltimamente Sc ha notado que pro-
pagan ciertas Intermediates.
No Sc sahe de que n Sc des-
zr-ollara esta campana. pero Sc quie-
e cmp.ear medios mas violentos Y
~aficaces para acabar por complete
.on esta clase ia xo2Gores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
AL SALIR DE UN TUNEL FUE II
ROTEADO UN TREN

Por Corrco, para LA PKENSA."
PUEBLA. Is de septiembre Fl
tren ordinario de pasaieros que We
MIA aver procedente de IA capital de
la R~epublica con rumbo a eSta clu-
dad. fue tiroteado por Il gruesa
partida de rebeldeS cuando salla de
III tlnel que Sc ]encuentra 4 Inmedia-
clones de BaZapa, sObre "a via del
~lnteroceanicO.
Las deScargas que los rebeldeS hi
cieron sobre el convoy orlg.naron va
rias ~desgracias persOnales entire c! pc
safe. puoS Dc este resuItaron varios
heridoS Y dos muertos.
Los soldados dc IA cscolta del con
voy. Que Gran en- numc:o competente,
no hicieron uso de sus arm2s para re-
peer la aggression, por no haber el
tren hecho alto. sino al c~ontrar1o,
puesto a mayor veiocidad para impe-
dir que cayese en- ano dc los revo-
lu~cionarios que 10 %ataCaran.
Las autoridadcs m:litares han dis
pu:sto que tanto a Ia entrada como
4 ia sa!ida dc! rcferido tunnel sean
colocadas fuerzG5 completeness que
Sc cncargucn dc evitar IN nuevo a.
teHtado.
Los heridos fueron a~tendidOs a Dor
do del tren provisionalmente G in
tornado: en- Ell Hospital JESUS Carran-
"a a su legada 4 csta ciad&d.
Los muertoE, cuyos dcudos no han
~aparecido, fueron sepLltados hoy por
cuenta de las autoridaGes civi!eS. Pa
rece que ambos n~e:tenecian a la ca
Sc humiide lie auestro pueblo.
Ids desperfectos que sufrlo eI con
voy no son de consideration. pcro
han ameritado que aleuno= dc los
carroS hayan pasado \ los talleres
para ser r~eparados. va que cast rodoS
los vidrios de uno de e!los fueron C
tos por las ba as de los rebeide5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
In tren I1liIitar sufrio
seylo Academic entre
Mexico y Puebla
Otro tren fue tiroteado al
saiir de un tunnel en- la
via del Interoceanico
Por Correo. para LA FRENSA."

Por Correo. para LA FRENSA."
PUEBLA, Is de septiembre.-EI
tren explorador que precedia a! dc
pasajaros procedente de Ia ciudad de
Tlacloc. debido a IN obstaculo que
Sc cree fuG colocado por los rebeldeG
Sobre la via Y del cual no Sc do cuen-
ia Fortuna cl maGuinista. descarriioY
FL caro- express salto dc la via 4!
pasar su rodada 5re ell ~obstaculo re-
ferido, ~ocasionanG que Ia locomoto-
re- sc vclcara compietamente al lado
derecho de la via.
FL resto de los carros hiZo alto Ge-
terido por el caro- express que h2bia
quedado scbre Ia via aunquc acosta-
do. V deEidc a este no Sc registro otra
desgracia que la muerte de II de los
empleados del tren. llamado CutbeI-
to Ortega Roio, quien tuvo la mala
suerte dc caer debajo del caro- que
Sc volco.
FL lHlSliL eWpleauo ho puuo sc; -
cado, a pe5ar de les c~sfuerZos que hi
cieron sus companeros ayudados de
varios pasaieros, y ALI muri6 a los
pocos momentos pre=a dc horribles
dolores Y ianzando lastimeros ayes.
FL tren ]eXpiorador Y el de pasale-
ros, sufrieron con motive de tai ac-
cidente IN retardo de siete horas. pc
70 pudieron pasar sin ser atacadoa
por n;nguna partida retelde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
Azucar para Mexico.

j los concentrates de la ciudad de
Mexico les ha sido va communicate la
buena nueva de que en- estos dias a
rribara a Veracruz el vapor peruano
"Mutuaro," que trae d bordo tres
mil toneladas de azIcar Que esta des-
tinada a varias caSas de concrete
de la metr6poli. Ell donde a ultimas
fechas habia commemorate a escasear
dicho articulo.
Parece que Sc trata por a!gunos CO.
uncertainties de aqui, dc comprar para
Ell consume del puerto parte del a r
gamento mencianado. Y que en- tai
sentido Sc hacen les gestlo7es nece-
sarias con las casas im~portadoras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
Enyio de fondoS.

Desde mace dos semanas que Sc d.
10 en- los circu:os oficialeS de este
puerto que en- las oficinaS locales de
la Jefatura de Hacienda sc hal!aba
la suma de doscientoS mil dolares,
rroducto de dcrechos aduaaales, la
QUE deberia ser cnv!ada a Ia capital
de Ia RePublica.
Made supo cuando fuG enriada a
Mexico Ia rcfer!da cantidad. pues
sobre clio Sc guardo absolute reser-
"a, temisndoSe que los rebeldes fue-
ran informados del tren en- que de-
berian de viajar los fondos y procu-
rarsn apoderarse De eilos, por 10 que
cuando Sc supo del e1vio este habla
sido va hecho
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
I'm periodista preso y
applicable por orden
de Ia autoridad
Sc ocupaba en- criticar los
actos del Ayuntamlento
del pto. de VeracruZ

Pc- CC-reo. para La fhENSA-
VERACRUZ, Is de sophomore
Por disposition del Presidente Num-
cipal de este puerto, segun las YER
stones qe han corrido entire Ell publ
co. fue ~aprehendido por la policia Y
apaleado ell ~periodista sen9r benJa.
min lbargiien. redactor &c un peque-
no semanario que Sc publlcaba aqul
llamado Ell Tabano", el que parece
esta.ba dedicado a c~riticar los actos
del Ayuutanaiento local.
En- ell rcferido periodico Sc habia
tratado amplianente la question de
las discordias en- el seno del Ayun-
tamiento, habiendo merecldo de Ell
Tabano" acerbas critlcas los ediles
cue siempren andaban q la grena o
u mismoS c~ompaneros, Y en- varlas
oportunidades el redactor del men
cionado periodico fue amenazado
con la c~lausura de SUI publication y
Ia encarcelacion de Ell; pero siempre
habia contestado que con ell codlso
en- Ia mano no le tenia mledo q min
guna autoridad.
Desgraciadamcnte para el: &c nm
gun c6digo Sc echo mano para ca
llar!o. sino de una pareja de gendar-
mes. V de los uniformados, QuieneS
aprehendieron al ~periodista cuando
este salia de Su casa Y pretendleron
corIr7c;rlo sir sducir Zon de MIN
gura especie por 10 que Ell Sc opu-
so. siendo entonces brutalmente COL
peado por los gendarmes hasta ser
banado en- sangre, despues de 10 cual,
cas- en- estado de inconsciencia por
la golpiza recibida. fue conducldo a
Ia carcel del puerto, en- donde Sc ha-
LA detenido hasta hoy
La noticia de este atentado corrlo
de boca en- boca Embellishments y
ha dado lugar q 4iradas p~rotestas
por parte de muchas personals. pero
los diarios de esta localidad La O.
pinion" Y Ell Dictamen.' Sc han
encargado de desvirtuar los hechos
dicieado en- sus Columns que lbar-
giien fue detenido porque en- eStado
de ebriedad asalto a dos Cendarmes,
orienes. en- legitina defensa, go!-
pearon al asaltante
E,sta version calumniosa ha aumen-
tado el ~descoatento Que reina en-
contra de las autoridadeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
I'm JET r-bcldc fuc batiGo

Carca dc los iimites De este Estado
Y ell de Neracru2. IN grupo rebelGc
que Sc dice anda bajo t, m2ndo del
revoluclcnario lie apellido Corona,
fue batido por n columna del 60
bierno al mando del general Herml-
Mo Aware. quieN habia salido en-
persecution de Ia rcferida partlda
dos dias antes, al tcner conocimien-
to Je ia p~1e;encia de ella en- ell pun
TO que Queda S2ialado.
De los irfo!mes que de Ia accion
Sc han recihido en- las oficinas fcte-
ra!es De este puerto, Sc GaSprcude
que los rehelGcs furron obligados l
disnerSarse cuando los go~biernlStas
cargaron sobre clos ayuGados dc a
metralladoras. dejanGo sohrc el can
20 algunos mdertos.
Sc agrega, sin embargo, que To-
perseguidoreS de Corona Y los suyos
tuvieron varias Dajas ocasionadas por
'~varios academies ocurridos ines
peradamente durante la expedition.
No mucha f. sc lss ticnc a las in
formaciones &c triunfos cue consigna
ei general Herminio Aware. pues es-
tc jefe. va en- otra ~oportun!dad he da-
do cuenta de victorias ~coiosales obte-
midas por sus tropas contra los ..
beldes. ~llegandcsc al final a saber QUE
a genie de Alvarez ha sido hecha
peGaZos por los rebeldes.