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Evening star., 1918-02-07
THOs. ]. OWEN & SOY. AUCTIoNEEEs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, WITH HOT
WATER HEAT, NO. go SHEPHERD
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded in Liber No. 3s42, folio 176 ct seq, of the
land records Of the District Of Columbia and at
the request of the party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees will sell at public auction.
in front of the premises. on TUESDAY, THE
NINETEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, AID. 19lS.
AT HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the fol
lowing described land and premises. situate in
the District of Columbia. and designated as and
being lot 43 in Clarence {. Calhoun's subdi-
vision of lots in block 8. North Columbia
Heights. per Rlat recorded in Iiber ns,
folio l75, of the records of the office of the
surveyor Of the District Of Columbia. subject to
building restrictions OF record.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. balance in one
and two years, with interest at q per centum
per annum. payable semi-annnally. and secured
on the property sold. or all cnsh. at purchaser :
option A deposit OF 500 required at time of
sale and the purchaser allowed fifteen days TO
complete the purchase. Further particulars at
time Of sale
ROBERT E. BRADLEY.
Evening star., 1918-02-07
NEW Houses and Bungalows,
Ready for Occupancy,
Can Be Bought on Reasonable
Terms.

on RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
rear Moth Capitol. Modern brick
dwelling. containing large rooms
and hath. Steam heat: elec. lights
and hardwood floors. Everything IN
Al condition. Double brick garage.
Price. $500. Terms car be ar
ranged, and possession within rea-
sonable time. See Us today.
CLOSE to the extended branch Of
the 14th St car line. on 4th Sc. A
new detached house section, where
homes are selling like wildfre.
This bungalow has e1cellentiy ar
ranged. large rooms, hot-water heat,
efec. lights and large lot. Price,
$3.50. Terms II desired. $500 cash.
$52-5o per month.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
A DETACHED HOME Of 8 large
rooms and bath: every conceivable
modern Improvement and a fine lot:
Just about completed and on old
contract prices. An uneQualed op-
port1nity ut $500.
sEMID ETACHED BRICK
DWELLING: brand-new: has well
arranged rooms, baths (showcr),
sleeping porch, hot-water heat. elec.
lights. hardwood finish. etc. SIS, ESQ,
Terms. 81, 500 cash. SIS per month,
including all interest.
NEW BUNGALOW,
Vest of Conn. ave. car line, In
Chevy Chase, d. C.
Price, $3.50.
0asy terms. Fine value. Stone and
hollow-tle construction. Has 5 de-
Eghtfnl rooms on LIST foor: :, rooms
above. yapor heat. Hardwood floors,
Electric lights, etc.
:.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main ISIS. 713 14th st.
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54G7 39th ST NV.
To inspect take Chevy Chase to Livingstone
ST. walk west square.
d. ]. DUNCAN. Owner and Builder,
14lo II st. NV: Phone Main 1851.
FOR SALE-RARGAINS on THE HEIGHTS
FoE SALE $1,000 will purchase house bet.
18Th and 18th, containing 10 rooms. . baths. mp
stairs kitchen. electric lights fIs,,elass eondi-
tom in the neghhorhood OF S1.5oo was spent
the house in recent years.
FOR SALE-S7.I50; near Mt. Pleasant ave. and
Lamont St.. undoubtedly one Of the best con
strrcted houses ever offered in this section. I'm
ished throughout In hardwood. even the kitchen
rooms deep the first floor: baths: hot
water heat; electric lights; stairways; room
FoR SALE at $4,000. q magnificent corner
near 18th and FairuIont built by one Of WASH
ington's most reliable builders cost in the
nrfhborhood of $1,000: 10 settle an estate it
Is o!feref at price less than the value OF i'm
brick; hct-water heat; frst-cass in every re-
spect: surrounded by the most expensive dwell
FOR sALE-S9 800: bet. 18th and 18th: splen-
did value; few houses SO well constructed; 10
rooms, baths; hot-water heat: lot a2xl50.
18Th ST NEAR GIRARD: $500
FOR SALE-a well lighted house just about as
desirable a corner; rooms deep on the first
electric liclrs hardwood floors owner ,esirous
Of moving soath has PVT the price low that IL
FOR SAILS. goo: 18Th at. near Fai-mont :;
= stories; attic; rooms deep on each Goor
hot-water heat: good condition
FOR SALE-S6. 900: one one Of the most prom
inent streets the heights; nn t-of town
owner took this house in q deal ami Ii,s 70
duced the price; unusually well built: 10 rooms
= stairways: hot-water heat; rooms deem
FOR SAI.E-s6.25o; bet. 18th and lIth mis-
is less than the amount loaned on the pronar,y
by first mortgage; IL rooms, baths; hot. .w,ter
heat.
FOR sALE-s6 900. near Iith and Euc,,a
lift front. 10 rooms = baths hot water hoo !.
hardwood floors; electric lights.
We have many desirable houses In Tho vicin,,
OF 14th street the heights that We "a, III,
at prices ranging from 81. 900 10 $3.50 M 80
| think OF making purchase without first vettin,
| our list. Sing
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1s42 New York ave
FOR sALE-sG. 900 WILL BUY 3-sropy
! dwelling: IL rooms. baths: near wn.btn.si
| Circle; formerly held at $4,000 the mrs :
owner took u for II debt. and the price asked ~
! lust about the amount loaned on IL =
STONE & FAIRFAX. Phone NJ o3ao
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN CAN BE- H.p IN Z.
| lprge house ST. bet. 18th and I4tb cnrna,
| OF an alley, steam heat; lot 22NlO0; less th.n
| IS 800 win buy it, A'
| ANOTHER DOWNTOWN BARGAIN
FOR SALE-Out-oi- town owner with whnm ,ra
| have been corresponding about a properly on y
| orer of ST.750 for l2-roon dwelling: io,
2OxI00: side and rear alley: convenient Ioca
| tion for business man or well suited for room
| renting.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOR sAIE-A MASSACHUSETTS AVE RESI,
DENCE. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
FOR SALE-Iess than so, 600; SS 900 cash
| and balance can remain for q term Of ysars Al
/ 5%; 13 rooms; lot 27 7xl24; Wide alley; 2storJ
brick garage. Apply for key to inspect. ss.,P ,
STONE Z FAIRFAX, 1242 New York ava.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-a. s. S. 10 ROOM HOMES FOR
clients Guaranteed cash sales within 10 days il
prices reasonable. See I. B. BROWN, 301 South
ern bldg. 10Th and II sts. NV. Phone NJ 1903
ferred, . TO room house; must be thoroughly
modern hot-water heat and in good condition:
state price, location and full particulars. Adj
dress Rov an3-P, star once S.
WANTED TO RUY 6 To ROOM. THOR.
ouehly modern house, west of 1fth ST. NV. with
garage or space for same. Address Box ZIP.
N MOUNT PLEASANT SECTION, WEST OF
10th street; modern house of from . TO II
roomsi hot-water heat: electricity; garage or
room Tor garage. Address Box 2s4-P Star
office. 7s
We Have Demand for HOUSES. ALL SECTIONS.
'f Tfh HorGaroS snS seeH6e G6 Pr9f I59s results
Eve have the BEST In every section .
GREAT DEMAND FOR MODERN HOMES IN
all sections Of city; list your house for i'm
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 14cs F.
FOR EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE DESIRABLE CLEAR NV LOTS;
all improvements; want equity In home: viii add
cash If necessary; give details. Address Box
106-M. Star office.
rcR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD NV: HAND
scme 1o-roOm. 2-bath house. Sell or exchange for
Groom house. Price. $3.50.
l.. H. r. PRINCE. l410 Fl st. NV.
s., 600 TO $1OO. .OO0-FARNfS, COUNTRY HOMES
to exchange for city homes, aparts. investments
What have you? Describe fully.
ARTHUR u. CONNOR. 224, 726 14th ST. NV. 9s
SPECIALITY OF REAL ESTATE, SALES AND
exchanges - Large, active list of residences,
business and suburban properties. apartments.
building lots and farms. We have advantageous
propositions
A. +. FOX COMPANY. 1911 H st. NV.
Sales and Exchange Department.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY
RENT s45.75 PER MO-, Tor. brick, NV. $50
Rent, $3.50 PER MO-, new bricks, each. 81 $50
RENT. $40 PER ANNUM 4-family brick SO go
HINT, $lO.5O. i've new bricks; all ..... 50, 500
RENT, $23. 40; new: 9 apartments; NV sis 800
These properties rented normal values.
G. Y. WoRTH1NGToN & son, Woodward bldg.
500 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE SE,; 7R AND
b.; latrobe heat rented to very desirable
eolored tenant foE $50: will sell for so.loo;
easy terms.
20s d St Sc; 7r. and b.; rented at SIG; bar
gain at 81 400; easy terms. Apply to
JOS. A. HERBERT & son,
515 East Capitol st.
PARTY LEAVING CITY WILL SELL FIRST
trust 1850 drawing SO. payable in small
monthly notes Address Box SIR. Star office Sc
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS AT TEN
leytown. u. C--Four al g room and hat
brick houses: furnace heat: electric lights: ex-
IT. front; fine investments, 81, $50 each: rented
good tenants at $3.50 month; terms can be ar
ranged.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
Main 1866 Woodward bldg
Evening star., 1918-02-07
Paper Money Distrusted.

Increasing distrust of paper money
is making the economic and food con-
ditions worse in Petrograd and else
where There is no hard money and the
little paper money of the old regime is
eagerly sought. The circulating me-
dunn now chiefly is poorly printed bills.
two inches square and in denominations
of 20 and 40 rubles. This money is re-
ferred to contemptuously as 'Kerensky
money" and is discounted in many
places. The situation is rendered still
more serious by the appearance of
much counterfeit money.
Discussing the flood Of paper money.
the Izvestia estimates the present
amount of Russian paper at $4,000. .o00,-
600 rubles. as against 100000 ru-
bles before the war. The gold reserve
before the war. which. the newspaper
says, is now much less. was 1904, ,000.-
600 rubles. The Izvestia estimates that
the national debt of Russia is now
about 10000. 100000 rubles. of which
IL 00.000.000 is war expenses con-
tracted IN thirty-seven and a half
months
Evening star., 1918-02-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

Q ROOMS AND BATH BRICK HOUSE. SIX
squares north of patent office: white neighbor-
ant; ideal residential, boarding and room neigh.
O0roos Esa:SaaSasA ssTmf r,elnsss rss
- 1870 New YORK ave.
TO SMALL HOME BUYERS; 8 ROOMS AND
bath; hot-watcr and furnace heat: cellar under
entire b building I'd room for garage; easy TERMS
Z. H TAGGART. Exclusive Agent.
1920 New York ave.
CORNER RESIDENCE IN COLUMBIA
Heights. One block from 14th st. car line. .
brick with modssn ss Oh improyements; double
JOSEPH c. ZIRKLE,
203 Colorado bldg.
MODERN RESIDENCE FOR SALE IN Mt.
front hsas' and porch; Block from NJ; Pleas:
JOSEPH c. ZIRkLE,
2oa Colorado bldg.
NEW S-ROOM HOUSE,
With baths.
Ono square west of Conn ave.
D. J. DUNCAN. MARYLAND BLDG.
141O II ST. NV. Phone Main 1867.
NEW EIGHT AMI NINR BOOM DETACHED
eHmes eisI located in sT'esnth Street
Heights" overlooking Rock Greek Park.
Phone Main 1864.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DESIRABLE HOUSES
IN THE FASHIONABLE NORTHWEST,
WEST 18th ST. POSSESSION GIVEN
FOR SALE-Less than squares from Dupont
Circle; offered at $1,000; owner about to move
west; furniture for sale: 10 rooms: stone ard
brick front. an unusually well constructed house
FOR SALE-$S. .2ao. near 18th and New Hamp-
shire aye. u wide through street fronting on
\ park; owner about 20 move TO New York offers
this well located dwelling nj reduced figure !;
hot water heat; good sized rooms: many closets
FOR SALE-S9.o00 Will buy a handsome house
on Il St; southern exposure; rooms deep: cleo
tric lights; room for garage: in trst-class
condition.
FOR SALE-Near 18th and Q. at $500: wide
through streets; IL rooms. baths: room for
garage.
FOR SALE-SlO 500: within . squares of Conn.
ave. and Il; IN unusually good house; something
that many persons have been looking for for
years: built by the former for his home ;
the present ownrr has spent many thousands of
dollars in improvements: II is n two-story house.
very deep. giving unusually large we'll proper
TONED rooms on each floor bathrooms electric
lights; hot-water heat: beautiful decorations :;
sleeping porches: room for garage.
FOR SAIE-SI.I5D: a 12-room house on WASH
fngton Heights; west of 18th 8 bathrooms hot
water heat. stairways.
toR SALE-S9. $50. one Of the most desirable
houses on Btitmore ST., Washington Heights; 10
rooms. baths hot-water heat; room for garage.
FOR SALE-$9,0o Washington Heights
The purchaser can move right in; 10 rooms,
baths; hof-water heat; garage.
SToNE X FAIRFAN, 1872 New York ave,
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MASSES MUST RULE,
DEC[ARESLEN|NE
Land Distribution Becomes
Acute ProbIem-Ec0nomic
Chaos Is General.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PETROGRAD, Wednesday. February
6-With the approach of the spring
planting season land distribution Is
becoming an acute problem. Unem-
ployed workmen, who are leaving the
cities for their native villages to get
land. rapidly are spreading the eco
nomic struggle throughout Russia. The
congress of workmen's and
soldiers delegates adjourned without
adopting the plans of NJ. kalegayev,
the minister of agriculture. for the ap-
portionment of the land. Consequently
no definite legislation has been estab-
lished for the method of division.
The land-owning peasants. as well as
the bourgeois, are to be deprived OF
their estates. Premier Lenine today
addressed a large gathering of agi-
tators who are to depart soon for the
provinces to lead the conhscation cam
paign. He urged them to make war
on all village exploiters and rich peas
ants. as they did on the wealthy land
Evening star., 1918-02-07

SMALL SIX ROOM HOMES: ANIL: ASPHALT
pavement. paved alleys, furnace heat: monthly
tenants; concrete cellars under entire house;
can sell to quick buyer 81. 900 cash.
f. II. TAGGARr. 1920 New York ave.
Will SACRIFICE-11eo ST. NE; 6R.. B.;
lh.; splendid condition; substantial payment,
balance terms to suit See PRIVATE OWNER,
<023 N II. ave. NV. s.
Ss 800: WEST OF 18th. DOWNTOWN: THREE
stories: cellar, baths; electric lights newly
decorated. lot 20I95: wide alleys: offer Ssa
month rental refused. immediate occupancy. Phone
West 4S4.
Evening star., 1918-02-07
Rule of Masses Upheld.

I'VE have taken the land to give 1t
to the poor peasants" the premier said.
do not let the rich peasants or ex-
ploiters get the agricultural imple-
ments. Put ten poor peasants against
every rich one The police are dead
and buried and the masses must take
affairs in their own hands.
External war is finished or is being
finished now. Internal war begins, put
NOT war with arms This is an eco
nomic war The masses must take back
what has been stolen from them. The
rich, who have hidden their wealth,
think the masses will pull them
through Somehow we must uncover
the hidden wealth, or otherwise the
bolshevik government is bankrupt.
The republic needs twenty-eight
billion rubles annually. Its prospective
income is only eight billion rubles- Ihe
hidden wealth must be uncovered and
placed at the disposal of the govern
ment'
Evening star., 1918-02-07

FOR sALE-A MASSACHUSETTS AVE. REsI.
DENCE. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
FOR SALE-Iess than $40, 600; SS 900 cash
and balance can remain for q term Of ysars At
81; 13 rooms lot 27.7xl24; Wide alley 2-story
brick garage. Apply for key to inspect
STONE 1AtREAx, 1842 NsW~ York ava.
Evening star., 1918-02-07

FoR sALE-bEAUTIFUL sIX-RooM. MoDEkS
home. northeast; hot-water heat.
porches. Can be sold on 500 cash;
balance reasonable monthly pay
PHILLIPs & sAGER. INC.
1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE. SIX
room snd-bath home. west of 14ih
st. Can be bought reasonable
ash payment; balance monthly.
PHILLIPS & sAGER. INC.
400 New York NV.
toR sALE-oNE OF THE MOST ATTKAC-
tive six-room two baths and attic
Heights. All the latest modern
Price. $3.50. Reasonable cash
payment; balance. $50 per month.
including all Interest and principal.
1909 New York nv
FOB sALE-A VERY ATTRACTIVE NINE
room home in Mount Pleasant.
with brick garage in rear to
commoGate two First-class
heat Can fG1snGT' ha soasG. for es.Sa'ef ssooS
PHILLIPS & sAGER. INC.
1893 New York NV.
1oR sALE-Two ATTRACTIVE sIX ROOM.
and-bath homes in splendid location
southeast Can be bought for $3.50
PHILLIPS 4 sAGER. INC.
FOR sALE-8-ROOM HOUSE NV; MODERN
improvements. Can be bought for
PHILLiPS Il SAGER, INC.
1409 New York ave. NV
BARGAIN EXTRAORDINARY! DOWNTOWN
F.. NV. 3-story. 1Oroom brick. 2-story stable
RENT. $40 PER ANNUM. PRICE. 81. $50 GEO.
7. W0RTHINGToN q SON. Woodward bldg.
18th ST. NEAR LAMONT RRErNINGER
BUILT. rooms tiled bath, double yaraga
Leased to June at S62 per mo- Price 81 500
@. Y. w0RTHINGToN 4 SON woodward bldg.
HANDSOME HOME on FAIRMoNT ST. NEAR
18th. 10 rooms and baths; servants room and
bath; brick garage. This house is unusually
wide and is most attractive. Possession. We
might deliver II completely furnished. GEO. Y.
woRTHINGToN & son. Woodward bldg
DESIRABLE AND WELL BUILT HOME on
18th ST. near Girnrd 10r, baths; hish-class
1mpts. $S,5 500. Possession within n short time
@. Y. WORTHINGTON & SON. Woodward bldg
OWNER, LEAVING TOWN. WILL SELL. HIS
BEAUTIFUL S-room and bath home. in most exclu.
stve residential section; h.-w. heat, electric light
hardwood hoors, colonial porch. incosed sleep.
Pree W 800 Terms can be arranged. Apply
TO OWNER, 1850 kflbourne st. NV. Phone Col
GREAT BARGAIN.
Fine hywtndow brick. IL rooms. 2 baths
yapof heating plant. economical, well arranged
for dats; the two upper floors rented now fol
$76, leaving lower floor for owner occupy OF
. rent; nice location, st. 18th. Quick pos
session to quick purchaser. Only 81, ,1OO
HENRY ". 0FFUTT. 1884 Wisconsin ave.
$50 CAsH. KALANCE MONTHLY, FOR TEN.
roam, tuo-Mfh, hot-water heat corner house
nsar Union station and Capitol; nne opportunity
ts make ponsy renting rooms 1928 Mass. ave
FOB aAEE-NEAR 14th AND PARK Road.
The price only $3.50.
3 sss>t 51ws.esory. eevss-reom hz1ek.
. ". sxxERs, a4ao n. 7. ave. l.w.
Evening star., 1918-02-07
NEW EIGHT-R0OM HOUSE

NEW EIGHT-R0OM HOUSE
WITH TWO BATHS.
"a feet wide, with deep lot. in the
MOST EXCLUSIVE SECTION.
54G7 Both ST NV.
To inspect take Chevy Chase to Livingstone
ST. walk west square.
d. j. DUNCAN, Owner and Builder,
I4ln II st. NV. Phone Main 1857.
Evening star., 1918-02-07
FOR EXCHANGE,

EXCHANGE DESIRABLE CLEAR NV LOTS ;
all improvements want equity In home viii add
cash If necessary; give details. Address Box
106-M, Star office
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-30
ASESINAD0 UN
HACENDADO EN-
TABASCO
Fl crIrnea fue cometido
poE orden de In iefe
C~arranCiStd

Fo- CJ-->c. para Ia fRENo2
EILLAHERMOSA, TABASCO. II
de septiem6te.-LaS auto-idades fc-
dcrales de este Estado acanan dc CO.
meter un v~erdadero cr!nlen en- IA per
sona de un hacendado de esta ciudad,
que era e~eHera!rlcntc apreIi2do y
que perteneci0 = una de las fam!lias
mas hon6rableS Y antiques de Iabas-
co.
Narcelino Gurria, cue tai es ct
nombrc de Ia victima por cuestlones
politicas Sc capto Ia odjoSidad de los
~elerncntos politicos cue Sc hallaban
en- 81 poder. = desde mace tempo cue
ve3ia siendo mo!estado Y perjucica6o
CT su persona c intereSes, por los
mismos one tenian IA obligation dc
darle toda clase de g~arantiqs.
De una hacienda del marclo@ado "a
ba!lcro fueron robados vagjos c"b@L!os
hacc menos dc un mes. FL IT i!eta-
rio de los anima!es pUd0 c~9mEr0bar
Que estos cstaban en- podcr de I'll je-
fe carraEcista c hizo las reclamacio-
mes del case; pero este no o~bstante,
lcjos de disponer Fl jctc &c as ar!n&s
cue los semovieate: lc fUeran DEUEL.
tos a su !egitimo ~5r92ictario, ordeaG
!: detenci6E de este no haber ca!uIn-
niado a III miem:bro lei cj@rcito."
Cansado &c sufrr pc-secuciones,
el senor Gurria &alia re~c:emlemerte
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POI Cor-eo. para LA PRENSA."

CHIHUAHUA, q de septiembre.
--Pasajercs que acaban de lIegar a
esta localidad procedentes de puntoS
de la comarca algodonera o SIS in
mediaciones, manifiestan que el .jefe
de las arn,as en- toda aGuella region,
~corvencido de Que los habitantes de
todas las pcblaciones de aquelios con-
torncs abundan los partidarioS de los
re5eldes Y los eSpiaS CUE Sc eHcar-
gan &c comunicar 4 los a~ntl-carran-
cistas los movimientos de tropas del
gobierno. ha resuelto poner en- practl-
ca e! siscema de concentration que
tanto Sc les conden6 u los generates
federales que echaron mano de Ell
duyanta los dias de! gobierno del gc-
neral Huerta.
In efecto. de las noticias que del
sur llegan Sc desprende que todos los
nabitantes de Ia mencionada comarca
algodonera han sido notificados de
Tue los amigos del sobierro deberan
dentro del termino de ounce dias re-
concentrarse en- IL ciudad lie Cuenca-
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SOBRE
Los ESTUDIAn~
TES En- PUEbL4IAL

Por Cor-eo. PAPA LA P3ENSA."
PUEBLA. u de septiembre.-E!
tema de todaS las Conversations en-
asta ciudad eS Q! atsntado cometido
"a noche del domingo contra un Mt
meroso grupo de esiudianteS que an
daban por las GALES cantricas en- I'M
gallo" o~rganizado en- honor de! ge-
neral Cesareo Castro. quiea acahaba
de ilegar q esta ciudad a hacerse car-
20 de a Jefatura de Operac;ones que
abarca una exteNsa iona de este en-
tidad.
Los menciouados estudianteS Ocu-
raban yarios cam;ones Y "a hablan
recorrido el allegro grupo varios luga-
res centricos tocando pleas afuera
de las caSaS de las poilas mas guapas
V populares de Ia l%ocalidad, cuando,
al paSar Dor una Gale Immediate a Ia
plazuela de San Jose, dos hombres a
gazapados an Ell hueco de una gran
ouerta cochcra hicieron varioS diSra-
ros de fu:i! sobre el grupo dc sstu-
diantes aunaue. afortm&damentF, Sill
que ningumo d. los DroEecti!es hic!e-
"a blanco.
La confusion que ror 10 pronto &
rroduio en- los alegres muchachoS con
motive del arentado, fue grande. pero
todos ellos. Va ~rerue=toS. Sc echaron
en pos de los autores de los diSparos,
uuienss resultadon ser dos so.dadoS
de los resto, de LIS fuerzas eStaban
a! mando del general J. AguStin Cas-
tro.
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LOS INGLESEo NO GREEN
SINCERE A ERZBERG

Del sgrrie;7 Es7eea.i = - pRENSt.
LONDRES, % de septiembre El ar
ticulo publicado recientemente por
Matias Erzberger, lidar socia!:sta ale
man. sobre Ia Liga de las Naciones,
en- III ~perlodico de Berlin: Sc conside-
ra aqui simpleme2te, como otro moyi-
miento de Ia ofenSiva dc paz del e.
nemigo.
Kerr Erzberger. dice Ia Gaceta de
Westminster, no eS un hombre en-
guien podanloS hacer confianza; pero
su aparici6n como Ia paloma otlcIaI,
e1viada fuera del area prusiana, es
s:empre interesante, aunque no sea
mas que como hi muestra de como
obran sus amos"
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Sc HA PpRROOCCEEID)ID0 4 LA REl EC0ECENNTIRR ACTON De Los
HABYTANTES FL; Dur lingo 7 CHIHUAHUA

me, Gejaado que en- 81 resto de Ia re-
gion sc quedcn los cue son enenllgos
del actual gobicrno.
ESpus c1ptuTudos.
Para justificar tai MEDIA los jetes
carrancistas que operan en Ia region
QUE nos ocupa, han manifestado que
al salir de V~elardena, Durango, los
yecinos que obcdecieron Ia orden de
concentration, entire estos fueron des-
cubiertcs Y capturados unos espias
rebeldes q q~uienes sc les encontraron
documentos que como a tales los acre
d!tan, dirigidos q algunos jefeS re-
beldes que operan en- los EstadoS dc
chihuahua, Coahuila Y Durango.
Les pue5loS ssrGn arrG8cdos.
AInque LIS declaracioneS oficlales
sobre este particular no son en- e! SEN
lido de que los pUeblos que vayan
siendo d~esalojados seran arrasados
como Sc hiZo con los poblados peque-
nos del Estado de Morelos durante
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Sc trataba de complot

Lo; soidados ap.ehrGidos iueHoi.
Ilevados por el grupo dc estIdiantes
hasta la ~presencia del general C"sareo
Castro. qaien orden0 cue fueran re-
cluidos Ell e! Quartet General para
hacer las avcrigUacjones &c! case, Y
rarece que de cstas M sacadose en-
iimp:o que Sc trataba lie IN comp.ot
en- toda forma. en- 81 ruc Sc intentaba
2sezinar a varies de los estudiantei.
desie las inmediacioncs Gel cuartc de
AZ fuerzas de CcsarsO Castro, para
"c sobre este cayera "a responsible
!Gsd dc los aScsinato$.
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region cue tienen a su cargo, pues
Green que de est2 forma todos los re-
beldes iran dirigiendose al norte y
ab~andonando sus Antiques terrenos
de operaciones.
La tendencia particular de cada
jefe de operaciones cs obligar a les
enemigos d abandonar q Estado
donde aquel opera, para poder cada
uno de ellos rendir ell parte de haber
"pacificado ell Estado;' pero va Sc
comprende que no todos podran ha-
Ger este, va que a algun Estado Sc
han de dirigir los elelnentos rebeldes
cue vayan siendo arrojados por esa
''barrida general" que proyectan los
enemigos de la contra-revolucion.