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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-12
BRING DOWN FOUR PLANES

Paris, March S.-"The artillery
fighting was rather heavy on the
right bank OF the Mouse north OF Hill
344. Verdun front, ana at some points
in the Woevre," says today's war Of
flee statement. There was no in
fantry fighting.
ION March s. four German air
planes were brought down by our
aviators. Our bombing squadrons
dropped more than thirteen tons OF
explosives on railway stations and
munitions depots in the enemy zone.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-12
RevoLu1IoNIsTs HOLD KEW

London, March 7.-Delayed). -
Kiev, the capital Of the Ukraine is still
in the hands of Russian revolutionary
troops and has not been occupied by
the Germans. according to statement
issued Wednesday by the Russian Of
ficial news agency in Petrograd The
previous message which said that kiev
had been lost to the enemy. the state
ment adds. was due to the receipt OF
q wireless message which must have
originated from enemy sources.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-12
WEATHER DELAYS INFANTRY

Rome, March T. (Delayad)- The
Italian war Office issued the following
statement today:
"Unfavorable weather has hindered
all infantry action and greatly min
imized the activity Of the artillery.
Our batteries fred with some persist
ency on enemy troops in movement in
he Val Brenta and in the region of
Col Della Beretta. Reciprocal bursts
OF fire occurred in Val Lagarina and
in the plain south of Ponta di Piave. "
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-12

In di9nantly
Declines Peace

r oNDoN, March a-Nitoo
Haidoukoviteh, Mortene0rian
- minister Of war and interior,
who 10 now in London, in letter
to the Daily Chronicle In the
name Of his king and government
denies t3,at kbostane0ro will make
a sepasate peace WITH tho central
powers 10 asserts that IN offer
Of peace reached King Nicholas
and adds:
"The Offer was put forward
formally by the central powers
and was refused In terms Of con-
tempt and indignation"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-12
ARTILLERY pUELs CONTINUE

Associated Press Summary
Raiding operations have not yet de.
veloped into large operations on the
western and Italian fronts. The ar
tillery duels. however. continue in
tense at important sectors. All the
entente armies from the North sea to
the Adriatic have withstood enemy
raids. while at the same time success
fully penetrating the Teuton lines.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-12
kRYLENko HAS RESIGNED

London, March 7.-Delayed) En-
sign Krylenko. commander-in-chief OF
the bolsheviN army. has resigned, &C.
cording to an Exchange Telegraph dis.
patch from Petrograd. The resigna.
ton was brought about owing to diff
ferences of principle between Kry.
lenko and the council OF the people
cOmmissaries. as well as a disagree
ment with the latest actions of the
council.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-12
ARTILLERY IS ACTIVE

London, March s.-"The enemy's
artillery was active last night in the
neighborhood Of Ribecourt and the
Scarpe valley" the wsr Office reports.
considerable artillery activity devel.
oped also on both sides in the Ypres
sector between the Menin road and
Houtholst forest"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-12
GIVEN EQUAL FRANCHISE

London, March 7.-(Delayed) -1he
central committee Of the national lib
eral party says an Exchange Tele
graph dispatch from Copenhagen.
quoting Berlin adviccs. has declared
in favor Of equal franchise by a ma
jority of 10 votes.
This probably refers to the fran,
chise reform bill for Prussia which
has been pending for almost year.
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TO PAVE LONG HIGHWAY

Waterloo. March S.-A paved road
between Cedar Falls and Waterloo will
probably be under course of construc-
ton by the middle Of May or the first
of June. The federal government is
donating $4,000, the county 100000,
and the citizens an equal amount. This
road will fill a long felt want. Cedar
Falls is six miles west of Waterloo and
has a population of 1000 and travel be-
tween that city and Waterloo is ex-
tremely heavy.
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AT PEACE. BUT ENEMIES

Amsterdam. March S.-Commenting
on the outcome of the Brest-Litovsk
conference at which peace with the
Russian government was concluded
the socialist newspaper Vorwaerts,
says
Peace was concluded but the dele.
gates parted with feelings Of deadly en-.
nifty. That such was the case is a
deeply regrettable event. The German
workmen do ont stand behind Won
Rosenberg assistant to foreign Score.
tary Won Kuehlman and chairman OF
the second Brest-Ltovsk conference)
or the policy for which he stands. Let
us therefore face the facts and frankly
declare that in this peace the success
which was sought has been denied to
socialism or all shades of opinion"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-12
BOMBS INEFFECTIVE
[By The Associated Press


With the American Army in France,
March 7.-(Delayed)-A half dozen
bombs were dropped behind the
American front In the sector
northwest of Toul last night by Ger
man airplanes which we're looking for
ammunition dumps. They did no.
succeed in hitting any Of their objec-
tives however and none of the bombs
dropped caused any casualties.
Groups of German bombarding air
planes on the way to cities and towns
far behind the lines are passing over
the American. front. almost. contin.
ually. They are greeted by hot anti
aircraft fire from the American bat
teries.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-12
NAY FESTIVAL At CORNELL

Mt. Vernon. March s.-Probably one
Of the few musical festivals Of the
country will be held at Cornell collegs
this spring. The entire program and
dates have not been announced 20
will appear. The Cornell May festival
has long held place Of distinction
among music lovers and the Cornell
presentation this spring will Be l4rIae
and better than ever. authorities Say.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-12
WANT SON
OF KAISER
FOR KIN
Finnish Government Asks
for Prince Oscar as Ruler
of Finland; Young Hohen-
zolern Has Morganatic
Wife; Fought at Verdun.
AMERICANS QUIT
FINN CAPITAL

London, March S.-The Finnish gov
eminent has asked the German EN-
peror to appoint Prince Oscar, the
fifth son of the emperor, king OF Fin
land the Alton Tidningen Of Stock
holm SAYS 1t learns from diplomatic
circles there, according to an Ex'
change Telegraph dispatch. 80!
Prince Oscar OF Hohenzollern Will
be 80 years old next July II. On July
81. 1914, Prince Oscar. apparently
AGAINST the wishes of his father, CON
tracted Z morganatic marriage with
Countess Ina Bassewitz, who had been
lady in waiting to the empress.
FOUGHT At VERDUN
Prince Oscar suffered from heart
trouAle during the early months OF the
war and was reported to have col
lapsed after leading victorious
chsrxe at Verdun on October 3. 1914.
He returned to duty and narrowly es-
caped capture in Poland In December
Of that year. There were few reports
concerning hts activities during 1913,
but early in 1916 he was slightly
wounded In the head and thigh on the
eastern front.
REvoLUTtoNIsTs TAKE HAMBURG
London, March s.-The Russian rev
dictionary army captured hamburg, 6s
miles from PetTograd. on the morning
Of March 5, according to an official
announcement made in Petrograd
Thursday and forwarded by the cor
respondent OF the Exchange Telegraph
company.
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NORTHERN LIGHTS SEEN

There was a remarkable display Of
the northern lights last night and 1t
is believed by many that this fur
nished conditions under which the
air raiders could work more efHec.
lively than under 4 clear, starlit sky.
Another feature Of the raid was the
strong breeze. which most persons be-
lieved hindered the operations Of the
hostile planes.
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WIFE OF OLD SOLDIER DIES

Abba. March S.-Mrs. Emily ".
F1eener died March 1 ut the So,l1VW
home in Marshalltown and was b011
on "Wednesday. She vac sAi1 1nA
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STRIKE STRAINS RELATIONS

New York, March S.-Relations be-
tween Austria-Hungary and Germany
have not been improved by the recent
strike movement in Austria-Hungary
and by the various editorials and
speeches explaining the strike as pro-
test against the annexationist propa-
sanda of the pan-Germans, as is shown
by the comments in the German press
in the latter part of January.
Newspapers, such as the Cologne
Gazette resent the attitude OF the
Viennese and lament the utterance
they made. declaring that the cause
of peace was not served by them.
A significant feature in the German
press comments is the fact that dis
cussion had been precipitated as to
which of the countries had rendered
the greater service to the other during
the war.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-03-12
CENTRAL STATES
GIVEN D0bRUDJA
Rumania Transfers City to
All-Teuton Allies; Re}a-
tons Become Strained.

Amsterdam, March S.-Explanatinn
of the preliminary peace treaty with
Rumania is made in statement issued
to the Austrian press at Vienna. II
says that Bobrudja was transferred to
the central powers as a whole in order
to make the decision easier for
Rumania.
The frontier adjustments in Transyl.
vania, in general, mean the protection
of the iron gates and the PetroZenl
mines, as well as precaution against
fresh surprise attacks. The new from
tier, however, will not 90 deeply into
Rumania. The economic demands re-
late particularly to imports of petro-
leum and agricultural products and the
evacuation of Austria-Hungary by Ru'
manian troops affects strip of Buko-
wilma still occupied by the Rumanians.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
TITO Sc
DESARROLLAN En-
Ia ~inqujetud de
los habitantes de
esa entidad

More,ia. Mich. No. Ell Conse-
10 de Saiubridad h. tenido que aere-
gar a suS in~formaciones relatiyas q
"a cpidemia de Ia inf!ueza. otras que
Yemen d aumertar IA alarma que Il
tohos nos causa 81 incremcn.o De as
r.agaE T-ataze ahora de que Ell
a!gunos puntos del Est&do. especial
rente en- Iamora. IA aparecido ell IL
70. v que de ALI Sc ha trasmitido a
Uruapan V a aieuTcs puehlos de los
contornos.
Las Gitimas ;nformac.ones que sc
,ienen. aSeguraa gu" en- esta CAPT.
"a! Sc han ~presentado algunos ca
o DE- ito. epidemic que amenaza
invadir TODD ell Estado. 81 Sc tienen
IN cuenta la fa,ta de hygiene Y de
e!ementoS sanitarios para comAatlr-
l..
De la a1aricion de la nueva playa
Sc ha dado cuent al Console So
perior de la CAPITAL de Ia RcDub'i-
ca. con otieto lie que disponga 10
conducente a fin de que por toCos
los medios posibles. Sc conjure esta
nueva desgracia que amenaza de tan
seria manrra al EStado entero Y a
u vecinos DE los a~'ve2edorcs.
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o. MANEJOS. De UN
PRE- SID E NTE
MUNICIPAL
Pisnoro las rentas de los
mercados E hizo otFa
clase de negocIos

ClJDAD DE NENICO. octuore 81
-~Vcrdadcro eScandaio la causado
en- las esfcras oficiaEes de esta ca
pital el manejo criminal de un Sc
nor Manuel Martinez Castillo. qulen
cstuvo funcion2ndo eomo Presl-
dente Municipal de Ia veclna pobla-
ci0n de Tacuba.
va Sc tienen rotieias de. las ire
gularidades cometidas por este l1dI-
viGuo: zero no Sc saba Il ciencia
cjerta cual habia sido Ia forma EN-
aue habia estafado al MUnicipio en-
general.
Una persona dc absolute conflan2a
hizo a un diario de esta capital las
siguientes declaraciones cue ponen de
manifesto cl descaro Y ell cmlSmo
con one SO mancian algunos emplea-
dos de la administration. Y dc los QUE
pocas veces Suele saoerse aIgo en- las
atlas oficinas pub!icas-
Eel senior MARTINEZ Castillo pigno-
no las relltas de los mercados, asl
como las de los puestos ambulanteS,
la la casa que Gira hajo la razon So
cial de F. Conf Y Conrpahia- ganan-
dose en- este negocio noventa pesos
diaries. autoriZando a cobrar Verdi
deras alcabalas Il los concentrates
que conducen a este pueblo en- pes
tias de carCa, diversas mercancias
para su venta.-ESte mismo sujeto hi
20 cue doce mil pesos. que por 10 me-
nos dacian haber ingresado a las ar
cas- del AyunJamiento, por concepto
de matanZas Ell el raStro. sc Perdle-
ran de acuerdo con a!gunos regldoreS
y con 81 contador de IL Tesoreria.'
Sigucn los cargos formulados Sc
brc MARTINEZ Castillo; perO bastan
los anteriores para que ell publico Sc
de cuenta de 10 que pasa. Y NADIA me-
nos que a unas cuaNtas cuadras, pue-
de d~ecirse. del luear en- QUE tienen
81 asiento los altos Poderes &c la Re
pibiica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03

De TEZIUTLAN, PA.
LOS REbELDES
E5tos Ia tenIan amagada
hace tempo con el OBJ
ieto de atacar|a

C.uGad &c Mexico. Nov. LA
Secretar;a de Guerra ha rccioido in
fo11cs de que una partida rebs!-
Il @,erco al pueblo de Te2iutiin.
Pue6.a con @, oojeto Dc atacar y to-
mar ci puchio. uuc: Ia intento Sc
desnrcndi0 De la d~c:esperacion con
al los rc3c!des artivaron SuS opera
cones.
hn.e> d" qIc Sc ~ace"caran tuvo
csnocimicnto cl Gra!. F~lorcn2io NO
Ialcs CarraaZa. luier nlovii.zo 81;
fuerzaS de cabe!,sri2 para hacer
frente desie luego al eremigO.
DiceSe oficiaimente Que Sc llbro un.
rehido combatc = que. como STEM
pre-. scrun 10: p&rtes ofic!a!es. los
alxados sufrie-Gn Crsmcndo d~eSca!a-
bro qne los obiigo 4 reFlegsrse de
nucvo = IA Sierra.
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Sc SUICIDE PORQUE
NOENCONTRABA
TRABAJO
Desesperado de su situa-
cion IN obrero Sc dis
Daro un baIazo

CIUDAD De MEHICU. Novicnere
1o.-Un inforturado ohrero meyica-
no de nomhre Roberto TGllez. $" dis
par1 un baiazO en- II cabezG. L1urien-
90 instan:areamente.
FL suicide de Telez obeiecu a que
hace a'gunos dias que trah&jando ST.
fro IN fUsrtc machacon CT q mano
iZuuierda. q consecuencia d.! cIal
fue internado Ell ell hospital, donde
recibio las atenciones que demand0
su cstado.
En- csc estab!ecimiento Sc ,uzo ne
~cesaria q amputaciVn de los cd2-
tro 6edos de Ia mano ~izquierda oei
obrerc. ell que. n e curado, salt"
con IA buena intenciGn de dedicarse
nuevamentc a suS ~trahaJos.
A varios ~talieres Sc ~presento Ell de-
manda dc trahajo; pero como lc ad-
v;ytisran Is ampu:aci0n dc les de-
doFv estes e h~icicr~n faita para
descmyenar sus Iabores, or g de
darle ocupacion SC !c veia 0 lastina
= aI~unas veces con mala vo:untad.
T'@lleZ. colocado en- esta desesPe-
rantc s~ituaci6n. prefirio arrancarse "a
vida. como 10 MiZc, dejando en- @!
mus comMoyo Y doIoroso abandono a
81 hcrmaua Julia TGi.ez. Que era n
aur cI;daba de Ia casa : atendla Il
las neceSidades dc ST. hermaro.
Julia. a cscgchar "a d]etonacion.
pen2tr6 en- la plea De! oh'cro. a
q1icn halo po<trado en- medic re IN
charco de sargre. S~orprendida Y
~lloroca habi0 a una d" las Tecinas,
.~up'icandoic cue dicra av:so. de ia
~de.gracia a las autoridades, las que
Sc presentaron momentos desp1"S.
revandosc 81 cadiver para CT hospital
para Ia autopsia roglamcntarla.
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Marsr1ts: Ave Maria. so1s hS @ta-
do hsc;euoo cue te has puesto tan roSrzn
Estis Sesc1nc-:ca. I
Doiores: He 1stsdo tmnAnho U-N-o-L y
he aTn,cntado g lH,rns en- peso dcsee Ia nf-
t;ua vez Due nos vinos. II! oehiers haecr'
" a1iszno. .
Todo 10. que uFtnd neccsirs hscer para au-i
u,.ntc- en- car1es Is ton.ar Una p-stiiit1 O.
U-N-O-L cua.ro wees al dis. Y pescse una
We pcr semana para Goe note aunseHto g
peso.
C-renares &c personals dc.sacas hah zu-'
ncctaGo EN- ,rsn tonanGo C-S-O-L. 81 me-
,or recommendation es Gze tctos los Flc %
ian ussoo 10 reccniepGsn Z hos demss.
NO enriqucce n salg-r. foTtatcre los
nrrv:os ' pooc los orEaaos dc Il dESsnon3
cn taa buen est.do que los alimcntcs Sc asI-
milan cor f~aciliGsa y s. cnnviertcn On c7rncs
ssIuGebles. IN vca Dc SCI deSaloiaioi del ois-
tcn.a SIN d!rrriE. Sus resut-,dos son PERM
ncrteS U-N-C-L g. c. renctio mas rffcas'
Cue 70 ha Gescub:crtO para siouir;T SariIts.
C-S-O-L Ee vcndc bajo garanIa Que aec3-'
pens a cada frsco. Sc Ic devolvcra ei d.
nero 81 U-N-O-L dcjs &c DIR b1enos rcsuit--
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ST. REANJDO Ell TRAFFIC.

C.udad de Mexico. No.. 2.-E!
r-afico ferrocarrilcro que por algu-
nos dias eztuvo intcrrumridC entire
Pueb!a Y Apizaco. a causa de los
desperfectos quo en- Ia via hsn hecho
as pac;idas rebcldes que por ALA
merodcan. ha vuelto 4 rcanudarse
dcspUc< dc las uecnsarias reparacio-
mes. Fl de Ee~acruz Y Puebla, que
tambien sufriG algunas irreguarida-
dos. csra "a d, corr:en;e. Y ssi per
maneccr3 dc anoYa en- adeianle. Sc
ctin 10 h. man;fcstado q cO-onei
onteS. gercnrc general del FerrO-
rarril MeYicano.
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CIUDAD De -liENICO, Nov. E
Dsspua= de cuatro meses dc hsber
permanecido en- el mas sombrio mis-
ter;p. ha vemiGo = Gescubrirze II" cri-
m:M horrsndn comet!do en circuns-
tarciaz e~srcc.ales. 2 las alta: no.
ras dc ia norfe. ' en- II casa 2arti-
GUAR. al parecer de faEiiia decente.
err la que 80 remian varos tahures
z esperar que agentes les llevaran
"pichoRes' qle. a las cuantas horas
de permaneear cerca del taPete. eran
irremisiblemente de;piumaGos, sin
pro.esta Y sin revancha. v;ctimas
siempre de IN t~riunvirato satanico,
compussto de Jose Barredo y $u es-
poea Y de IN avrc&nt2 l:amado En-
rique CUmplido.
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CiuGadanos DiPutedos.

Con e7la significat;vo t2que dc
atencion da pri9cipio Is hoja en- re-
~fcrencia. ' Sigue despueS narrando
los hechos a Sc des~arrollaron en- Ma
voioa. a causa de que 81 proplo Ca
lies s~orprendio una j'gada clandes-
tina en- IA a Sc versahsn algunos miles
de pesos. procediendo en- Segulda a
Ia sprehena6n de los infractores Y
de naso al Presidente Municipal, Sc
nor Rogue J. lbarra.
Los procedimientos v1a'ent"s en-
DleaGos Dor Gales en- este asunto.
dieron motive no solo a concentrates
encontrados en- e. Estado, sino que
abrieron margen al escanda!o, espe-
ciatmenta en- las esferaS oflciaies Y
militareS
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NO HABEA DIFICULTAD EN- AO-
aUINiR CARNES I SALCD
81 IONA I'D.

e Srar edeiczto Cieztiieo .r los Rerot.as
po-a GG0iir- Cerrss.
CUALQU1EH EOMeRE @ EUJER PUEDE
.AHORA COESEGUTR US BCES
DES.ARROLLO MUSCULAR.
Va 70 rs-esita listed ctsr dc!Ss6o o fir
cucho. C-E-o-L. e. nueTo Rc1neeio Nut=!-
two pr. adori-ir ,CzEes. lie syrdsSa z rA-
t,bieeersc y ponerse rolii:o. oicn desarrein-
do y -iscroso. U-No-L Ia heeho aun.tnA-
&c Is . 80 lihr-. de came buen1s y Eae;
S.s a muct,1s pe-so1as delssdns, como re vers
ro- los tes,ir,ooics que aeoupanan 4 ssds
frasco. y
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FL REUMA TISM0 VUELVE CON LA FUKIA
ACOSTUMBRADA
No dan tyegac SIS agudcs dolores

Pront1 ERA us;ed prccjsado a "eeucri:
Il In bo:alia dc lInimcEt". 9ues 10; agtnos
dolores quo CcaSioRa I! reuu.-tisrno - pre-
sc7.ar.!a 10 ruerr. 81 ir"icrno trae ccrs:Zo
tnda est. seric de Intermediates.
Per" su rcuniatismo no puedc ser curado.
DO los linim"n.Gs y locioDcS no osieden lie-
Or ~ ..rigcr Dc = c~rCe-redad. rs in san
gre Y solo un rcn7eGio gu" l,e::uc Il ella puc-
Dc arr"!ar los m~U!;iri?s gGrmcne& : puede IL
orar Il us:oi tie csL= daicacia.
:. :. s ha daio los rcsultados ma salts
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r.c:0rics en- los cases dc Reumat,snlo. Is IN
r~crelio pura n,crte ~vc;ctai y &c introduce
faciIrlcr;c en- Ia masa dc 10 sangre. iimpian-
cola &c tc-ia clase de Ger1nenes y Dor 10 tant0
mace d.-aD:rrpcer ell reconnaissance y dennis en-
fcrrcdaGeS sim;lareS. Comprc hoy mfSrnn
uaa botc.a rn caniuuic- d-ogucria y SuJe-
csc ri trntrmica;o que lc dar3l cplt.rdidos re-
sultaGcs. ST desc. I'd. obtcncT conslita = con-
sejo traits. acerca de ST. cIso particuElr. O.
criba a Medical Director. IS Swift L-abo-.
rat,Ny, ATLANTA. Ga. ADJ.
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En- San Miguel 6S.

E.;;e IS e hgar en- que 50 ha laba
es.a6lec;do q garlic, 81 qu, coHcu-
rrian Tor las noches m.choS iUEado-
res dc profession, con IL esperan2a
dc que Enrique y Il mujer lie Ba-
rredo llevaran buenos polios para FL
Sacrificio. Una re tanLas "o.heS.. u
traido por Ia muier ia~sciHadora- cayo
en- aqJei antro IN joveY esoaho, lie
nombre Jose Fernando. aombre CO.
.rcrto. hien trajeadc. ii" no vulgar
cducaciGn Y con a,@-noS niles De pc
SOS en- los bolSi!los. Una vez en- Ia
casa Sc le invite : que jugara. = 10
quea cl nuevo v~is;lante acceGi" d.
buen %rado. crey"ndo cue sc trataba
de IN paeatiemro en- e. que II" :"
pcrderian >ino uros cuIntoS pesos. cH
medic de amena algeria Y del "@,oi
communicative de Il. coras.
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p~utados, que con ia miana efieacia.
~entereza. eHerela Y honrastez can que
procedido en- ssuntos ante
r;ores, hagais TODD 10 possible por de-
mostrar una e mas ante e! Estsdo
de Sonora. que Il ley Sc apfca igisf-
monte a; humble que al nodsroso'.
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MCERTE DE UN HEREDERO
DEL KHEDINE

MADRID. noviembre 2.-un tc'
lcgrama de Barcelona trajo la noticis
&c la mucrte. en- ~aquella ciudad. d:
Erzahin Abbas. aparente hereder'
del Khedive de Egipso-
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NOGhLES. AriE. Norlemorc 10
En- ef vecino Escado dc Sonora. 90
no en- Ia r2ayor;& d, l.. de Ia Reps
bl.ca ,oda. Sc han ~rresent2do m1E
serias = auiZa tracse2denta!e- cues
tones cnrre la aurO~idade: nj itarcs
Y ~civiles. las que ;am&s rodrhn con-
aadscsrse o compagiHarEe mieHtraS
los hom6res de mache,c TO deponCaH
81 acJitud Y marqCen IN h&st2 2Hul =
Ia SER; lie atcntaGoS y a~rb.trariet&-
,;es que han @niAo ronej"2do :
de To- cuac Sc lam2G;t con e1-c,a
justification Ia Nacj3n.
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Tn vallejo m~edicnuen.o para herides, intia-
maciorfs. Llceras, pic. csesmosa, e-upciones,
etc. e. 81 BALLARD'S SNOW LTNIHENT,
cicatri:sd5r : ar;iscptioo. De veHta por "A
gn-ica san Pedro, San Antonio. Tex ADJ.
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ia SIDO DESCUBIERTO UN CREMEN QUE Sc
COMETEO HACE CUATRO MESES
.Unioven espanoI, que habla ganado por medic del
iuego ventiseis mil pesos, fue %extrangulado

habia ganaGo. Sc a~rrojaron sotre e!
-crentinamerte. sin OAR lugar q IA
vicrima para que SO defendiera . re-
reliers IN aggression brutal de que
era o5icto. La mujer de Barredo
ayud6 en- 10 maNiobra tsmbian, J a
los pccus momentoS c! inSeiiz hero
qued6 extrangulado J despojado de
cuanto Nevada Ell Sus nolSl!oS. La
muier. habil co!ahoradora de su
criminal marido. ,inpi0 q ia rictlnsa
unos cIantos hiii!los de sangre que
chorreahan por las cOmisUras de los
!ab:os Y Sc pro!ongaban h"sta c! cue
10 De Fernandez.
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Hojas sucltas.

BESIDE hare dos 0 tres iiaS han
comeHzaGo q circular aGui. Y So dice
Que en- ,odo 81 Estado de Sonora.
unas hoi4s sueltaS en- .a> cue. sob-e
lamar Ia atcncion a Congreso :
& las autoridades locale. s. lniorin2
Al publico de que q genera Ptu-
taco Elias Gales. jcts dc Ia; ope-
r]aciones mi,'tares en- el EStado. CO.
meti6 algunas arGicrariedades contra
q Prc:idente Municipal de Navojoa
y algunaS otras persona; ma de al
- s;Cnificacion p%olitica Y social. en-
carceiando al f~uncionario Y hacienda
recaer sobrc el cargoS que no podran
iustiricarse jamas.
Z, acusador eS NADIA meroS que 81
senior c. 6. Sor!ano. quicn sc hIzo
cargo dc las riendas puDlivaS de- ks-
t.do m;entraS el general Elias Ga
Hes Sc dcdicaba a "a campana m'lltar.