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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
RoCkne Names
Track Entries
For Him Meet

With the baseball season a mat
ter of history and the 9otre Dame
gymnasium occupied OF A by track
men Coach ROckne WI redouble
his efforts Of the past two months in
a final attempt 10 get his asgrega-
tion in shape for the final dual meet
with the University of Illinois on
SATURDAY Rather hard workouts
were assigned 10 the men yesterday.
With the exception of the distance
men Rockne's squad is iE good con
dition.
Walter Sweeney. former local high
star. is still incapacitated and has
not had a track shoe on mis- foot for
ter yesterday afternoon and worked
out for awhile in the apparatus
room. but his physician has forbid
den him 10 run yet Van Wonter-
CHEN. wHp has been laid up prac-
tically as long as Sweeney, timber
ed up on the track for awhile. He
simply logged for short distance,
trying out a sore foot that has given
him a lot of bother.
Rockne announced the following
Notre Dame entries for the meet
Saturday night:
40 yard dash - Capt Muliigan,
GufUan. Patterson, McGinnis, and
Lockard.
44O yard run - Capt. Mulligan,
Patterson. Barry. Lockard, Miller.
$50 yard run - Call, Sweeney,
Jones. Van Wonterghen.
one mile Tun-Sweeney, Call Har-
bert. Murphy. Van Wonterghen.
Two mile run - sweeney, Van
Wonterghen. Harbert Murphy
O'COunor.
40 yard high hurdles - Gllflllan
Walters. Patterson, Call
Shot put-Glfllan, Philbin, Ron
chetti HOltOn.
Running broad jump-McGinnln
Gnfllan. Walters, Miller
Running high jump - G'lnllan.
Miller, Walters, Suttner.
Pole vault-Rademache Powers.
Suttner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
Playing the Field
BY JACK. VEIOCK.
international News Service Sports Editor

Despite his now famous bone
play, and his temperament, Heinie
Zimmerman Is still holding his own
in this department. Heinie is a
cleanup hitter, a nimble fielder
and a great thrower He isn't as
good on bunts as some others. but
he makes up for it with the stick,
at that. He is rated second.
Third in the list comes Buck
Weaver. the square jawed pepper
box of the White Sox. Weaver is
as fast as Zimmerman, but not
quite the sticker. Frank Baker, the
erstwhile hOme-run king, still
good hitter and a dependable field
er despite his apparently awk-
ward movements around the hot
corner, is rated fourth.
Larry Gardner, of the Red SoX,
who is somewhat of an in-and-out-
er with the stick, and always a
fast and sure fielder, comes fifth,
while Milton Stock of the Phillies.
is classed sixth among the third
hassockers. Seventh, eighth and
ninth places have been awarded to
Oscar Witt of Detroit; Baird Of St.
Louis. and Deal of the Cubs. The
list. with 1917 figures.
Mn To.Hinr TI,i,.d RaSatupu
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
Nine Leading Third Basemen.
SAYS SPITE BEHIND
INSANITY FINDING

MUNCIE. Ind. Feb. 19.-Charg-
ing that personal feeling and ami
mostly ere responsible for the &C
ton which resulted in his having
been adjudged insane last month,
Benjamin r. COrkwell, former Union
Traction company motOrman who
figured IN the famous wreck at
Kingsland. Ind, in 1910 in which 40
persons were killed. Monday filed
habeas corpus proceedings in the
superior court 10 secure his release
from jail. He has been held in Jail
here pending his removal 10 the
asylum at Richmond. The petition
TO have Corkwell adjudged of un-
sound mind was filed by his brother
in-law. Nernard Heath.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
SPEED ARTISTS
At GREAT LAKES
Coach Hill Has Plenty OF Ma
teriaI to Draw
From.

GREAT LAKES. H.. Feb. 1e -
When they set out 20 do something
al the Great lakes naval training
station. they usually accomplish it,.
When the United states entered the
war. Capt. IS. a. Monett said he
would have 25.00o men in training
by winter. lie has $4,000. That's the
spirit az the worlds largest naval
training station.
Chief Yeoman Frank Hill coach
Of the track team believes that his
one mile relay squad will break the
worlds record before the indoor
track season ends. And those who
are familiar with the way they do
thinss az Great Lakes are satisfied
that the present record has but a
short time % live.
Outside Of the determination 70
set a record. there is something else
needed Runners are the necessities
in this case. and Coach Hill is GER
tain ne has them. ANY one versed
on track topics will agree with him
after the names OF Andy Ward. Ed
die Fall and Jimmy Burke are mem
toned. And then there's speed"
BOeddecker. from the Columbus A.
q. Of St louis. who rates with the
best flyers i'm Missouri
Ward in the present 100 and 220
yard National A. a. Il. champion
and is recorded as one OF the worlds
greatest sprinters. Eddie Fall holds
the Central a. a. u. record for the
mile. and is listed among the great
distance runners Of 1917. James
Burke, formerly represented the
engaged Ted Meredith. Earl Eby.
Abel Kiviat and Tom Halpin IN
match races. Boejdecker is one of
the most promising runners in the
middle west
With each man capable of step
pins "a quarter mile around O:50.
Hill sees no reason why his quarter
cannot crack the present record. AS
alternates, he has Carl HellbeTg,
1917 track captain of Lake Forest
university. Scott of the University
OF Nebraska. and Tenant "A young
ster who was developed here
one OF the track features of the
year will be staged in the east next
month and viii bring together all
the crack military relay teams of
the training camps. Here the Great
Lakes four viii receive one of its
most important tests. Hill also plans
To enter the team in contests in Kan
sas City and Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19

NO 6-THE THIRD BASEMEN.
NEW YORK, Feb. II. - doc"
Andrews. who used TO be a third
baseman in the minor leagues,
said one time that it takes bravery
as well as skill to hold down the
hot corner
And Doc" wasn't kidding any
one by a long shot. He knew what
he was talking about.
In the first article of this series
the writer mentioned that Chicago
fans would acclaim Buck Weaver
king of third Sackers were they
asked TO name the king. That is
very true
But when it comes TO sitting
down the hot corner performers
we find the name OF Heinne Groh
looming up with unusual brilliance
as the best third baseman in the
country today; the most capable
man in the trenches
GrOh has PLAYED on both sides of
the keystone sack. but he apparent
ly did not ind the job he was cut
out for until he started playing
third for the Cincinnati Reds. He
is a better ball player today than
ne was when McGraw let him get
away, and on his 1917 performance
for Mats team alone he looks
like the big poohbah among the
players OF his position. He is rank
ed tip-top i'm the following list. He
was the only third baseman TO hit
better than 500 and he led the
field in scooping up the hot ones
and nelding his position
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
CONVINCED LAJ0IE WILL
MANAGE HOLSTERS

INDIANAPOLIS Feb 1a - sup
porters ~ the Indianapolis club OF
the American association are APP
parerrly convinced that Larry la
ioie. the former Cleveland star will
be- appointed manager 90 succeed
Jack Hendricks. the new leader OF
the ST. Louis Nationals
James o.. McGin. president OF the
club. who IS spending the winter in
Les Angeles. wrote that the man ne
81 after wiIl nu playing position
and W.l be a splendid man for the
club. LaJoie plotted the Toronto
club to "a championship in the Inter
national LEAGUE last season
10 il said that McGnl plans 10 an
nounce che name of the new man
aEer at the schedule meeting OF the
association 10 be held in milwaukee,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
IS MEN ANSWER FIRST
CALL FOR HIGH TRACK

Fifteen men answered the first
call for track candidates given by
Coach Cohlmeyer of the high school
yesterday at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The men were given some lin
bering up exercises and practicel
starting. A few of the candidates
stating that they were all in first
class condition were put through d
half mile
Prospects for a winning team are
bright with Capt. Mohn. Smith
Sabo. McEndarfer. Ash. Olsen. ely
bourne and Reason being eligible for
the squad
Elmer Burnham. former coach 81
the high school and physical direct
or at the y NJ. o. A. and who now
is i'm army work at Hattiesburg,
Miss. arrived i'm South Bend Mon
day morning on a short fUrlOugh.
lie may speak i'm the assembly at
the high school Wednesday morn
ing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
WINS IN FIRST ROUND

TOLEDO. o.. Feb. 19-Ted Lew
is. welterweight champion Of the
world Monday night knocked out
Jimmy Duffy of L.ockport, y. Y, in
the first round Of what was TO have
been a Is round bout. Duffy went
down for the count OF seven IN the
drst minute OF lighting and never
had a chance to recover as the
champion kept close upon him and
repeatedly sent him down.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
YANKS RELEASE TWO
PITCHERS IN ST. PAUL

NEW YORK. Feb. 1q-The New
York American league baseball
club Monday announced the release
of Pitchers Dan Triple and Clifford
Markle 10 the ST. Paul club of the
American association Triple was
purchased from the Indianapolis
club of the American association for
$1,000 i'm 1915. but was sent last
year 90 the Baltimore club of the
international league.
Narkle was sent 20 the InJerna-
tional league club at Toronto. 20
wind up the season of 1916 and did
not report 10 the New York club
i'm 1917
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19

LINCOLN, Neb.-The University
of Nebraska has given four more Of
her most prominent athletes 10 the
service of the country. three men
from the football team and one man
from the track team. Edgar Shaw
will enter the balloon school at Oma-
ma He was captain Of the 1917
football team Ted Riddell, end,
and william Day. center, are 10 en-
ter the Great Lakes naval training
station owen. who was 10 lead the
Cornhusker track and field men in
the meets OF the coming spring. en-
listed in the aviation corps He is
now in training at San antonio,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19

LOUISVILLE. Ky.-John McCar-
thy. second baSeman for the Louis
resides in Philadelphia. received
word from his locN exemption board
that he has been placed in the third
section of the first classification,
which seems TO make certain that
he will be seen in a Louisville uni
form this spring The district in
which Mccarthy lives is large and
the next draft IL is believed. will
-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
ILLINOIS BEATS OHIO

COLUMBUS. o.. Feb 19.-illi-
no.s defeated Ohio State in a west
ern conference basketball game
here Monday night % 10 % An
derson of Illinois starred scoring
two baskets in the last two minutes
OF play.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
OLIVER LEAGUE.
SHIPPING
CT.EVFT.AND - George
Stovall

CLEVELAND - George StoVaI,
former manager OF the Cleveland
Americans, is doing his bit swinging
a sledEe hammer in a ship yard at
a "Pacihc port according TO word
received by friends here. Stovall
believes the work will reduce his
weight and improve his batting eye
for the coming season. He manager
the Vernon club OF the Pacific Coast
league last season
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19

FAVORITE CREAM. Coonley's 5.
For chapped hands. face and after
shaving. Beautifully Perfumed. Vio-
let or Rose, 25c AT COonley's.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
OPPORTUNITY
LOOKS LIKE A BLANK
PACE TO THE. NON
SAVER.

Good, legitimate business
chances are advertised in
the papers every day.
But, to the man without
funds, the column might as
we'll be blank.
The man with a growing
bank account seeks and Of
ten finds his opportunity
among these offers.
He has ready cash. He
has, to some extent. eStab-
liShed his credit. And nine
cases out of ten he has the
grit and gumpuon to make
his venture a success.
When you open an &C
count YOU alSo open your
ewes to OPPORTUNITY.
Have YOU ever though, of
that
THE ST. JOSEPH
LOAN & TRUST co.
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
To PLAY KALEY TEAM

The 81. FlOniaan indoor baseball
team will play the Haley civic team
Tuesday night at the Haley school.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
v aC,llSd
NADIA puede hacer
contra los cri1nina :
les porque casl to-
dos son CarranClStaS

En- la defensa que los policias ha-
cen de su labor en- Mexico, y en- des-
cargo suyo por los frecuentes deli
tos que Sc coneten sin Que el!os pue-
dan impedirlo. dicen entire otras CO.
sas:
Primero: que Ia gran mayoria, o
casi todos mejor dicho, de los delin-
cuentes, son hombres del ejercito ca
rrancista, armados con armas que Ia
naci6n ha puesto en- sus manos, Y
hechos Ia impunidad y al delito, por
Ia campana revolucionaria.
Los asaltos, sobre todo, han sido
corletidos por soldados, Y los robos
tarlbien. Los deli.cuentes, una vez
consumada Ia hazaiia, sc meten en-
sus caarteles y de ahi ha de sacarlos
IA policia en- una labor dificihsin1a y
| q wees impossible.
Esto, en- ocasiones, que en- otras, los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
;-EE' Nrc ne los AN!ADO-
RES TTALIANOS.

CUARTEL GENERAL ITALIANo,
Enero 20-Un grupo de aviadores ita-
lianos ha realizado satisfactoriamente
una expedici6n aerea contra Primolan
importante estaci6n ferrocarrilera, que
forma el medic de COMMUNICATION del
enemigo para el aprovisionaniento de
pertcechos para las tropas entire Ia
base ' el frente-
Los citadoS aviadoreS emprenderon
TN vigoroso bcmbarieo de Gicha esta-
cion, lanzando cerca de dos toneladas
de bonbaS so6re eXtensos almaceneS
campamentoS situados alrededor de
Ia estaci6n. causando danos conside-
rabies en- ellos interrumpiendo las
lineas de communication del enenico,
afectadas va sacramento por Ia nieve
en- las montanas-
Durante el ataque los aviadores ita-
lianos vieron Que las tropas ener,igas
Sc haBian v;sto obligadas usar skis
para poder pasar por soore. las gran
dss masas de nieve flotants.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
WHERE'S 4
MEXICO
Sc han estado enyianlo ca.
rros de lnaiz, via Laredo
DICE THE TIMES" QUE ESTA=
DOS UNlDOS ESTAN bIEN DIS
pUESTOS PARA AYUDAR
A MEXICO
clcorama Especial para Ia PIENSA.

rclcurama Especial para Ia PEENSA.
NUEVA YORK. Enero 20.-En IN
articulc editorial cue public0 hoy The
New York Times" trata IA question
del envio de articulos alimenticloS 4
Mexico de cuando sc he dicho respec-
70 q las aificultadeS ccnQue aQuel pals
ma tropezado para abastecerse ell los
Estados Unidos.
.-Todos los rumores-dice e. artIcu-
10 del "Times"-1ue nan circulado
acerca de diteralcias surgidaS entire
Mexico y los Estados Unidos Geoido al
s2.har..uc de MAX con dest:no Ia re-
pdblica del sur. son falsoS asl ha
aue,iado comprobado. Porque la eX-
pcrtaci6r de rlaiz & Mexico no Sc ha
imueGrlo. Todo, el maiZ c2mprado o
ccntrataGo en- este pals ha s!co en-
barcado Sc sabe que M cons!dera-
BILE nanaero de caros conte2iendo este
cereal estan siendo enviados diarIa-
meatc Mexico, via Laredo. Adenas,
estan sieado enyiados Eeracriz car
gamentcs de leche condensada otros
alimentos.'
y luego agrega ei editorialista;
Ell gobierno americana, lejOs de
+. cponerse al envio de where's Mexico,
ha demostraGo IA mejor voluntad 6e
avudar nuestro pals vscino. Famos,
cue 70 seria aventur&do asegurar que
tiene para Mexico Ia nlisma voluntad
que para los paises aliados y que estSs
tan bien dis2uesto ayudarlo con vi
veres como puede estarlo para los
| phases mas amigos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
Hubo un encuentro naval a
Ia entrada de IosDardanelos
In crucero Ilrco fu6 hunddo y OtrO eRcaNado

ci6n naval Y Sc deSconoce IN importan-
cia del encuentro.
Fl boletin oficial dice: En- una ac-
ci6n naval ocurrida entire fuer%as
britanicas Y turcas q Ia entrada de les
Darianelos. el crucero turco "Mldu-
llu." que habia sido el crucero aleman
Bresleau, fue hundido; y el crucero
Sultan Selim, que antes fue el cru
cero aleman Goeben, fue encallado.
De perdidaS inglesas no habla el IN
forrne del almirantazgo, Y Sc cree, por
10 tanto. que no las hubo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
!. :. :. :. i :. :. :. :, :. :. :! = :. ::
seryic;o Especial pa.a ~ rRENSA.


Scrvic;O Especial pa:a ~ PRENsa.
PARIS, Enero 2G.-En una entire
vista que celebr6 con los represcntan-
tes de IL prensa e! Senador Brasileho
pemelo Machado, Gijo que, dentro de
unos cuantos mescs, el Brasil tendrl
un ejercito de varios cientos de miles
de hombres que Sc encoHtraran LstOS
para ocupac suS lugares en- Francla Y
que para fines dc este ano. e cjtrcto
habri llegado Il contar en- sus rilas q
dos miliones DC hombrcs.
Agreg0 el Senador Machado que es
un Dunto De honor para e! Brasil We
mir combatir al frente frances a fin
de tomar Ia parte que le corresponds
On la defenSa de Ia libertad de! mundo.
Diio Ell se@uda el senOr Machado
que .Alemana aparentaba conslderar
Ia declaration de guerra del Brasil
como IN asunto de pequena lmportan-
cia V que esta adoptando Ia misma
t;ictica que siguio con Ia Gran Rreta-
IN al principle de Ia guerra Y con los
Estados UnidoS in POGO despues.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
Ell. BOLETIN OFFICIAL FRANCES

ScrvieiO Especial para II rE@NSN-
vA2TS. Fnerc 2Q-El boletin ofieia.
rubEcado hoy per Z! Minjsterio de Ia
Cuc.-a 4:ce sue NADIA impcrta7te m
tea:Go luear con excepci@n de las ac-
t:v;da6es de arti!leria cue Sc han ma
n;festado en- el C&esain tes Danes y
ea Ia ribeta izquie-da del Mesa.
Las noticias Iue Sc han reeioido De!
fcente belea dic-n que ha habi9o IN
tensos fuegos de 2rtilleri2 e. Ia ?;ne&
de Nieuport Dixr.l;dc : que las ba-
terias belgas destruyeron las defer
sas alemaaas al Sur dc Dixmude. e
fuego de artileria ha aUmentado cor
s;derablemente por ambas parties en- la
Inca cue va de Nieuport Pervyse
en- IA direction de DixrGde Y Blk
cboote. Las bate-ias eSpecialeS destru-
yeron un aeroplano enemigo-
Los informes que Sc han recloido
DC Sal6nica dicen que M habido due,
los de artilleria en- las regiones de
Monastir de Cerna.
Termira el informe hacienda cons,
.ar que los aviadores franceses logra'
ron p-enderle fuego = IN depositc
de muaiciones Y que los avjadores IL
sleses bombardearon el ferrocarril d'
Dorian las regioneS de Pitrio d'
Seres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero IL
Por cor-eol-A pesar de tCdas las
seguridades que, r:,iz de cada gran
escandalo, mace el cobierno, diciendo
cue Sc pondr& todo {! mayor empeno
en- .neiorar los servicios policiacos y
iudicialcs, a fin de cue Ia Sociedad en-
pieze Il gozar de las garantlas cue an
tafio tuvo que hace mucho echa de
menos, el caso es que todos los dias
Ia i;sta roja-asaltos, robos, asesina-
tos-es mayor, Y Ia inseguritad hace
vivir en- perpetua zozobra, no solo a
los cue viven en- los barrios extremes,
sino . los que habitan las arterias
centrales de Ia metr6poi.
En- las ultimas semanas, los robos,
audaces todos, han tenido lugar en- el
centre de Ia poblacion, en- las GALES
mas coucurr!das las asaltos 4 mano
armada. Y en- los lugares mas cen
tricos. los aSesinatos.
Asi que en- los peri6dicos y en- los
corriilos. Y ea todas parties, sc ha cia,
madc contra Ia policia, contra el pc
s:mo servicio de seguridad de la me.
tropoE, contra sus jefes Y contra sus
empieados-
, Y estos, N una revista especial, or
eano del euerpo de poiieia de IA Gin
dad de Mexico, La Nota Roja," 81
han detendido, causando 81 defens;
general expectation. por los cargo
concretos que en- ella aparecen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
Por que fut disuelto
el ParIaIuentO
EspaHoI
Ell gobierno qui o aplazar la
soIuci6n de- proS!ema de
la amnIstla
Ser,tcio ESpceia! para IL PRENsA.

Ser,lcio Especial para IL PRENSA.
MADRID. Enero 20.-La opinion
que prevalece en- los circuios Folticos
es Ia de que el decreto firmado por el
rey relative Ia disoluci6n Gcl paria-
mnto no tuvo otro objeto que apiaZ&r
por un POGO de tempo Ia so!ucI6n que
debera darsele i la question de Ia am
nistia va cue este asunto no puede
ser resuelto por el goberno solo y sin
Ia cooperation del Parlamento nue.
vG.
e. resultado de las reciontes e!ec-
clones municipales nluestra que han
obtenido una gran naayoria los e!emen-
tos anti-dinasticos ' los repubiicanos
V Que estos hechos unidoS al de que los
perscnajes mas p-ominenteS que fue-
ron sentenciados por los cargos que sc
les hiceron de sediciGn, 4 causa de los
recientes disturbios, hayan sido cleo
tos en- dichas elecciones. muestran Que
Ia opinion publica Sc ha declaradc de
manera terminante a favor de Ia am
nistia que es la unica que puede resta-
blecerlos en- el uso pieno de todos sus
derechos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
HAN G0NTINUAD0 Los
MOTINES EN- VALENCIA
la Canrdia Civil ha feaido
que cargar contra foS
anotinados

MADRID. Enero 20.-Por los te!e-
grarnas que Sc han recibido proceden-
tes De Valencia Sc yiene en- conocimien
10 de que los motines cue estallaron
haze pecvs t,ias en- esq region han con-
tinuado : que con motivo de elios Sc
han prcducido aIgu1os cheques entire
los amctinados Y IA Guard!a Civil en-
los Que esta sc vi6 precisada hacer
uso de sus armas habiendo resultade
muertas algunas perSonas : otras he
ridaS.
Sc a&re~a que Ia causa de tales mo-
tines no & otra que IA situaci6n en-
cue Sc encuentra tOda n region con
relaci0n los alimentos cue en- los
motines registrados las muJereS han
tornado una parte prepoDderante, 10
que ha dificultado Ia Suppression &c los
motines pues IA guardia procura no
cargar sobre el seXo femenino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
Ia polic1a de Mex. Sc defiende

delincueMtes sen hombres -;e mas o
mcnos significaci6n en- el ejerclto, re-
laciona&os cuando menos con jefes de
Influenza. V eutonces nj Ia averigua-
cion es possible llevar cabo "se le
echa terra al asunto.'
Sc ha soiicitado de ia Secretarla de
la Guerra que haga en- ell ejercito &C
tual la necesaria depuracion. pero es'
ia no Sc ha iniciado todavia, Y el eJer'
cito sigue siendo el que da todos los
dias, los elementos de crimen de ID
metr6poli.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
VAN 4 REDUClR
OSIMPuEsT0S
MINER0S en-
MEXICO :
Llegaron a lii acuefdo los
mineros y la Secreta= :
ria de Hacienda !
Solo faita la aproha.
cion de CaEranZa
reIegrama Especial para La PRENsa.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero 20
Despues de una serie de conferencIas
cue han sido celebradas por los re-
presentantes de las companias mine
ras con los altos empleados de Ia Sc
cretaria de Hacienda Y con el Ministro
de Comercio Industrial, segun So di-
ce, Sc ha llegado a un arreglo, hoy, ca
cuva virtud las contribuciones que So
paguen por los titulos mineros per
las exportaciones de metales, seran re-
ducidos.
Sc dice igualmente que antes de ha-
Ger publico el convenio alcanzads de-
be ser sometido la aprobaclon dc
Carranza que en- eltaso de que es-
te conforme, mas tarde Sc dara cs-
nocer ell importe de tales reduccis-
nes.
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Srryicio Especial para Ia PHENSA.
PETROGRADO, Enero 20.-Leninc
firmo un Geereto en- el que reconoce
Ia Independence de la Armenia turca
que Sc encuentra ocupada por los ru-
SOS ordena al Comisario del Soviet
que Sc encuentra en- el frente del Cau-
caso que LANCE una proclama convo-
cando eIecciones sobre Ia base del
sufrario universal con el objeto de eie
cir al gobierno provisional que debe
encargarse de la situaci0n Y proceder
inmediatamente a Ia reorganlzacIon
de Ia politica nacional despues de 10
cual las tropas rusas Ia evacuaran.
\ los refugiados amcricanos Sc les
permit;ra que regresen Y Russia insis-
tira en- las confelcnciaS de Litovsk
acerca de que Turquia les permlta,
igualmente. rcgreSar los armenlos
que Sc encuentran en- su poder.