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THINKS COL0mBuS DRILL Il i
Is NEARING OIL SAND.
Mr.. khIiien, OIL Company Manager,
Thinks Thirty Days Will TIL
TIE Tale.

1--WE viii find oil before the 1850
foot level is reached or | miss my
guess said L. c, Kniffin, manager
of the Valley Oil company Of Column
bus last Monday in this city. "The
experts have estimated the depth of
the OF as low as 2,lOO feet--that was
c. &. Coulter's figures-but I'm will
ing to stake my reputation as an oil
man that it viii come sooner
The drill at the Columbus well is
now at the 1880 foot level, and if
Mr.. Kniffin's guess is right should
strike the oil sand not more than 20
feet further down. The oil company
manager bases his guess principally
on the fact that the drill has already
penetrated over 100 feet of the black
oil shale that is always separated
from the sand by a thin "eap-rOek''
or layer of hard sanh. Samples of
this shale show a remarkable heavi
ness with oil, the percentage Of'which
at this level is supposed to Indicate
the richness Of the strike below. II
the Columbus well fails to prove "a
gusher there will be a lot of nightly
disappointed men around that city,
not to speak of Deming, where hold
ers of the company's stock are nu-
nervous. That the well will prove at
least a good paying producer is ac-
cepted as almost a certainty by oil
men.
MIR. Kniffin disposed Of limited
amount of stock here Monday. The
company has set aside for sale stock
enough to finish the well, according
10 their own estimate. Thirty days is
the guess Mr.. Kniffin hazards as to
the date Of that occurrence.
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90 YOU RNOWf


, The Salvation Army has
; placed 500 leWeatuh, comfort
, and refreshmeht'hpts build
; ings with the allied forces.
FoEty-eight ambulances man
: ned and differed by Salvation
, lists, are in France today.
, Twelve ambulances have been
, presented to the government by
: the Salvation Army in the
' United States. .e
: The Salvation Army is today
? maintaining 80 hotels and ma
: tional military homes, handling
: all told 100000 men a week.
= $4,000 Salvation Army Off
: GERS are under arms and fight
' ing with the allies today, and
' the number grows constantly.
' 1900 SGlyatiOnists, men and
: women, devOting their energies
' their lives--to war work, now
Y at the front and in the camps.
' The Salvation Army has 80
= official ehaplains in the allied
' armies.
' 100000 wounded men have
' been carried from the trenches
= in the Salvation Army ambu-
: lances in 3 l-2 years.
= 100000 soldiers and sailors
' daily attend the Salvation Army
= buildings.
= 100000 has been spent al
ready in war activities.
= 100 War Service Leagues of
: the Salvation Army have sup
: piled thousands of bandages,
= knitted garments and comfort
' kits.
y y \ = = = \ \ \ \ \ \ \ =
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SavInu Grain for ALLIES viii IN
Saws CIV.


Wheat is the test. II killed 'vos
Hindenburg--it Will llck the kaiser
declares r. c. Ely state food I'd.
-ministatOr
Wheat-150,OOO bushels Of it aaYl
by the self denial Of American pet
ots-has made a failure Of the eEo
German drive in France.
Il was wheat that baffled won Hih
denburg, that made the Hohenzolen
furious, that caused the quarrel Ca
caused the apOplexy tina killed Va
Flndenbnrg.
Germany's war IL starvation was Z
challenge 10 America. She accepts
the challenge, cut her wheat consump
ton in half and stopped the Hun tn
second time at the Mame.
We must save more wheat to drive
the Hun back to Berlin.
Going without wheat adds directly
to our forces in battle. Estimates
Of thu coming harvest are shrinking;
submarine losses, while reduced, have
not been stopped; wheat is the life
blood of our soldiers and their allies
We can eat something else.
Germany denounced us and de-.
spised us as selfish and greedy.
We responded with l5O,OOO,OOC
bushels Of wheat.
LET'S KEEP UP THE LICK.
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$4,000 Bond fOr Woman 0ffender

lhez Miller, alias Mrs. George Mul-
larkey, was before Judge McKeyes
Saturday on a charge of violation of
the espionage act, The specific
charge was that she uttered sour
rilous and abusive language about the
form of government of the United
States and unlawfully and wilfully
uttered language intended to incite,
provoke and encourage resistance to
the United States and promote the
cause of its enemies" The Miller TOR
Mullarkey) woman was taken from
the train here last Thursday night by
a federal officer, while en- route to
Lordsburg from Kansas. She. is said
to be notorious at Lordsburg as a
deniEen Of the red light district.
Judge McKeyes bound her over to
the federal grand jury, fixing her
bond at $4,000. She failed to pro-
duce bond and went to Jail to await
transportation to Santa Fe.
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Orphsum COMPANY in Comedy Hit.

Business is Business" is the Of
fering next week at the Teal theater,
where the 0rpheum Folhes ompany
are on the fifth week of their en-
gagement here, Like most of the
productions staged by the 0rpheum
company, Business is Business. has
only one purpose-to make you
laugh-and il will succeed if you
have laugh in you. The play,
which is based on a serial in the Sat:
urday Evening Post some time ago;
was hailed as the best comedy in
years by the big eastern population
centers. The leading parts are capa-
bly, handled by George Spalding,
Frank Vack, Joan Farar, Ruth Sim
clair and Flo Kennedy.
"The Man Of Mystery" which is
proving a pronounced hit, will. be the
bill at Teals the balance of this. week.
Business is Business" begins Sun.
day.
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6ROCERs 5UsT 'sETTiNs BY".
PrOfItssrInu Practically at Zero Mark
M. IN New Msale6.

Albuquerque, july 1s.-Grocers are
not getting rich'off the war People
who are disturbed about high prices
will find enlightening some figures
submitted to Federal Food Admins
traitor Ely showing the close margins
on which New Mexico grOcers are OPP
Grating.
One Of the largest grocery concerns
in the state showed to the admins
traitor a confidential statement COW
erihg the month of May, 1918, with
a comparison with the showing for
May, 1917. In May this year the firm
did business Of a little over $4,000
On this there was a net profit OF
81, 500, or little over lis per cent
on the business. Out of this must be
deducted operating expenses, income
tax and all othr taxes, practically
absorbing the whole profit for the
month Of May.
In May, 1917, the same firm did a
business of $S3,75O, with a profit Of
over $4,000, or about 2S.5 per cent,
with the same overhead and operat-
ig expense but no income tax.
Another firm had net sales in May
this year, Of $25, 100, with net profits
of $2,lO6, or about seven per cent
gain. This firm last year did only
$l1, 400 business, making profit Of
81, AGO, or 27.6 per cent.
The administrator points out tina
the income tax on big operators get'
into their profits tremendously. The!
are practically doing business for tn,
preservation of their business dur
ing the war.
The Figures quoted were not mad
up 10 show the food administrator
but in both instances were the actua
summaries of the business done b,
the firms, made in their offices b,
the accounting divisions in the reg
ular course Of business.
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N ( Tahsrnacle.

Rev. W. J. Youngclaus Of Denver
will preach Sunday at lO;45 a. m. on
the subject, "COme and See" Chaun.
.cey Parsons of Boulder, Colo, will
sing two sOos,
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A. W. Pollard returned Yesterday
from Califoria, whittier be accom-
panied his wife and, Aiissr Wandra
three weeks ago for D sightseeing
trip. Mrs. Pollard and daughter will
not be home for some weeks vet.
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vIsltlnu al MssIIIa PARK,

Meesilla Park, July 17.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Walker, with their
daughter, Norris, and little son,
George Douglas, are here from Dem
ing to spend several days with MI.
Walkers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Il. Walker. This was an enforced
holiday for Mr.. Walker on account Of
severe burns which he received on the
face and left arm during the recent
fire in Deming. Mr.. Walker was an
emplOye Of the Roy Baker garage and
attempted to save some new cat
from the burning.
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Lieut.. Col. W. II. Raymond, chief
of the 34th divisional staff, has been.
promoted to colonel Of the coast ar
tillery, national army. For The pres
ent, however, he vii remain at Camp,
Cody as chief Of staff. --' = '''
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30 EXCHANGE-For Deming prop
erty, one Of the best pieces Of land
lose to Deming, on macadamized
erect; strictly modern broom cot
90 with electric lights. Pioneer Real
Estate ca.
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W AN tD--I hOtO llnlshef. Inc ATl
Shop, Silver City, n. NJ. S-9f
own YOUR OWN BUsINEsS-No
capital necessary. A big business
tor energetic men. Reduces high cost
of living. Groceries, paints, oils,
stock foods and other necessities sold
at Wholesale prices direct TO the con
sumer through travelling representa-
lives by one of the largest wholesale
grocers. Ambitious men who are
wiling to work if we show them an
independent money-making business
should apply for position at once.
We have hundreds of successful
statesmen. House and goods nation
ally known Ask your banker. The
values We offer overcome competition
and enable you to build up a per-
manent business in your own locality.
Write today. John Sexton d Co.,
Illinois 4 Kingsbury SITS, Chicago.
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TOR SALE-22-inch bicycle in very
good condition reasonable. Bryan
Ford, Park Garage TX
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-07-19

Or SALE dairy cows and Is
choice Hereford COWS. Carl Esch,
iondale. 7-26x
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-07-19

WANTED - Furnished room with
modern onveniences by single man.
Address v T., Graphic.
CAN GET YOU from one to three sec
tons, best land in state to file on.
Pioneer Real Estate Co. -.
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iR SALE-Cheap, one new house
With large sleeping porch; ? l-2
Isl nice garden; fruit trees. Must
n al once. Cali at 900 South Gold
Bank of Deming. 7-l9x
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HAIR DRESSERS-We do the hest
work. Try us once and you'll see.
We call at residences to do work.
Gavaldon Sisters, 3ll Ruby street.
7-lgx
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REPORT DEMNG
OF NEW MEXICO BUSINESS JUNE 90 1918
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WANTED--Photo finisher. The Art
Shop, Silver City, n. NJ. S-9f
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
(OHserven Ell higado active
los intestinos Iimpios, y
con "CaScarets"

10 meIor para cuando n persona
esta biliCsa, enferma o dolor de
cabeza, con NAL aliento o o aci-
Geccs en- 81 estomago.
;Cobrad amino. Haga III limpia
de suS intcstinos esta noche Y Sc
sertira bien. Tome "Cascarets' que
hagan funcionar su higado Y que
limpicn su interior, y Sc acDaran
los dolores de cabeza, los catarros, IA
~biliciosidad, eli nal a~liento, ell sarro ell
Ia leagua, palidez, acidos y gases Ell
el estomago. Tome esta misma no
che "C~ascarets", goce de Ia mas
hermosa Y suave !impia del higado Y
los intcst:nos, que jamas ha expert
mentado. Animese. Todo ell mundo
las eSta usando. Las "Cascarets" son
tambien el mejor laxantc para los nj
nos. (Adv.
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La casa de los Ma.
dero robada, en-
Guadalajara

GCADALAJARA, Mario liza
casa dc concrete que tiene estab!e-
cida aqui Ia firma Madero Hnos, de
Parras. Coahuiia, fue robada durante
"a m~adrugada de hoy, causando tai
robo general asombro por las c~ircuns-
tanciaS que en- e. mediaron.
La referida casa eSta situada Ell
81 centric de Ia ciudad, contigua q
una relojerja que hacc pocoS diaS
clausur0 sUs ~negocios.
Po- ell local de la rcloieria entra-
ron los cacos, practicando una bora
3acion en- Ia pared que divide ambas
casas. y para clio deben haber te-
niGo que trabajar toda Ia loche, pueS
ticha pared IS de cantera Y tiene I'm
esnesor de medic metro.
Los rateros intentaron abrir Ia ca
IA de caUdaleS. pero no 10 consiguie-
ron. aunque echaron mano de barre
taS de acero que luego fueron por
ellos abandonadaS en- Ell lugar dc su
hazaha, Y encontradas por la poll
cia. Lo mas que pudieron hacer er
ii GAIA, fue descomponer Ia cerradu
n.
En- vista, probablemente, de que
no 0odian echar mane de las existen,
cias en- metalico, los ladrones SC apo
Pasa q la "a. Pag. Col. 4a.J
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F. ATENTADO DINAAMlI'ER0DEL0S
VILLISTAS EN- SANTA SOFIA, CHlH.
Entire 4 personals
mouieron 500
foneladas
Fl City Hail de Santa
Fe, Tem0vido
Correspondence Especial para Ii rRENsh

Correspondence especial para Ii rIENsA
SANTA FE, N. NJ, Marie 2l.-
Una enorme multitud fUa atralda
aver por el inusitado especti"U:o de
cu2tro hombres m~oviendo, par NE
do de aplicaciones de Ia M~ecdnica,
IN million de libraS de iadril;os, NEE
ella, hero Y MADEIRA. one estan con-
tenidos en- ell CITY Hall" De Santa
&c. cada vez que uno de esos nom
bras da una voz Y que los que lc
ayudan ponen en- movimierto unos
torHilios.
E. edificio que era antes &c los
bomberoS Y es ahora el City Hail.
es IN edificio de dos plsos, construi-
do soIidamente de ladri!lo, y emDoz6
4 movarsa aver a las nuevc de la ma
aana, ' para las tres dc IA tarde va
cstaba Il catorce 0 ounce pics de 81
antique sitio.
Para vcrifirar este movim'entc
ccraplicad;sino. &C colocaron dobaio
dc o: cimie1tes del cdific;o gcmcsas
ciz.s lie hero descansardo 5ojre
yodaIi,los muy grucsos del m;smo
meal. Los toru;i!os gue s,rvcH &C
pI2:o dc aroyo ca Il cue Sc basa il
p~ocs.yia y IA razis-anc;a de csta CO.
losgl ~p&Iauca. cs,in colocaG5s OF Q,
l.do ponierta del edificio, 81 que
sari movido hacia cl orient 'iasta
cue haya rebagado ell s.tio &c 81 an
t.guos c~imi2nto,: lur%o seg#ira SIGN
do movido rumho 4. ror.". ~ entrar =
IA Aycnidaic Pa'acio So mov"ru run
DO al oeste haci6ndo2cie paSar fTcntc
q Ia oficina de Correos. La Gale e.
tan cStrecha en- este punto, que eS
SECURE que algunos de los postes cue
hay en- ella Sc tcnGriU CUE guitar.
Luego. Ia casa segu'ri para aha
70 do Ia ciudad, hasta llcg"r a Ia
tS"u'h& &c II &N"AIu" &i%S'c 4! '|-''
Washington, y dc ali seguira otra
vcz rumbo hacia el norle, hasta cue
lfcsue al sit,o Ell doni, dcoera sew
insta!ada.
u. J. KeMnay. que e. ei contratis-
IA c~ncarg2do de tai trabajo, ase-
gur6 aver. rientras s. ini@iabaa los
t~rabajos. que e! edific:o saria movi-
do en- IN cspacio de c~;ncucEtA 3ies
cada dia.
FL miSmo seaor dijo cue e. e&ifi-
clio que Sc esta moyIendo pcsa gui-
nicatas toneladGs.
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Un espa1ol fu6 herido
Dor 10 soIdadO

OANACA. Mario 20.-En Ia GER
cana villa de Ejutla de Crespo, fue
hace dos dias herido de gravedad Ell
subito espanol Jose Botello, por I'm
soldado de Ia guarnicioa de csc lu-
gar, presumiendose que ell movii del
crinlen fue el robo.
Ell senior Botello hace algunos dias
cue habia salido de esta ciudad cor
rumbo del pueblo me%ncionado, al
arreglo de algunos ~negocios que ALA
.enia pcndientes. Sc hospedaba en
una casa particular Y cast no salis
De su habitaci6n en- donde estaba
entregado a hacer m caiculos So
bre a operacion que traia entire
manos.
Ia manana del dia diecisiste, Sc
gun los inforrleS que llegal sohre
81 case Botello saii5 de su haoita-
ci5n Y sc dirigi6 a una casa de CO.
mercio de la l~ocalidad, a verificar
mas compras, pues parece que va
tenia pensado regresac a esta viu-
dad. Dicen personals que Presenciaror
Ell case, que al pasar Botello por
fuera de una cantina, tropez0 con
IN so'dado a quien sin ntencion gol
PEG ell hombro, pues iba dc prisa. Que
Il soldado 10 siguio sin dccirle NADIA,
pero que cuando hubiaron andado
dos GALES, Sc dirigi6 Z e V lie dijo
algunas pa!abras.
No Sc sabe que dijo eli so!dado nj
cue contesto el espanol, pero 81 pu-
dieron los vccinoS v&r cue este era
aqrcdido por aquel Y hcrido con ar
ma blanca. dcsplomindo&a Gil e! sue
10.
FL so!dado, en- 2u&njo VIC har;Go al
espaao!, Sc inc,in6 sobrc q Y rapi-
damcntc 70 desroj6 del rcloj CUE lie
vahp Y dc algun dinero CUE enco"tro
en- las bolsas del chaleco, sin que
Botcllo. que habia sufrido I'm since
pc. pudicsc opener resIstcrcia.
Tan luego como aqni Sc supo el
case, algunos ~espaHolcs h:cieron Ges-
TONES para one el cucrro del ha.ido
SEA transatlantic Il esta ciudad, ha-
bicrdo p2d:do igualmente d las "uto-
r:dades cue eli soldado her;dor fnera
~apgehendido, cGSa que va Sc hi1o.
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Holguin habia desaparscido.

Hace aDrnximadament2 un &No
que el cabeci!la F!olgutn Sc presento
en- Villa Ahumada n frente de dos
cientos hombTes ' cause algr2oS
~6esuerfectos cn "a via fcrrocarrLera'
BESIDE entonces no sc ha6ia tenido
noticias lie 81 Y Sc suponian los M
hitar-es dc csas regione*, que Sc
rabria lido cou sus hnmhrcs Il tori
torio de Durango, como Sc dice CUE
10 hizo Villa.
Hoiguin es I'm ri!iista amniS!iado
que Sc volvio d levantIr en- arms
contra 81 Gobierno cuardo Villa "ca-
nude sus ~actividades despues De :ar-
% tempo de cstar sin dar Senales de
vida.
Hacc algun tempo que Ia via del
Noroestc no habia side tOcaGa por
los rebeldes, y e. ofreclm!ento que
kizo Holguin de volar todo5 los Pucn'
ties ha causado intranquilidaI entire
los concentrates que UtiliZa7 dicha
via para sus negocios con [! SIR del
EStado de Chihuahua.
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Murio ell 1ltimo de
los hermanos
Cedillo
Tai noxicia ia dieTon
los ~cagTanciSsas

SAN LUIS POTOSI, Mario %
Noticias recogidgE en- faentes Off
GALES indic&n qus Ell rebelde Saturni-
no C5dillo. unico de Il pareja revc-
!vcionaria que de tanto renom6re Sc
hizo en- este EStado ror sus fecho-
rils, q1e viva, pues Nagdaleno del
r!ismo apellido, muri6, segin 10 in
formaroE las autoridadeS, ha corrldo
Ia misma suerte que su hermano, en-
q canon de Tamascpo, en- donde SUI
cvmE;5 victima de las heridas que
recibi6 en- reciente comhate que a!
frerte de sus hombres libr6 contra
las fuerzas del gobierno.
Por ningin conducto Sc IA podido
ractificar 0 rectificar esta nctic!a,
pues de la Huasteca Potosina no vie
ren raSajecos, va que, aunque e.
tren dc aqui g Tampic0 suela correr
alguna vez cada seis o sicte I!as. los
camInos c~orreteros de "a refer!Ga
Huastec2 no ofrecen njaguna Seguri-
dad para los v;ajeros, DueS Sc ha!.an
r,agados de rebeldes.
\ a noticla de IA muerte del ca
5ec;ila mencionado, Sc agreg2 qTe e.
ser3ndo d este. IN individuo Dc
a2ei!ido Ceramics, Embellishments
cue su ;afe murio quiso seDararsc
lei graeso De Ia columna rebelda. pc
10 cue sus c~ompaneros. en- cuanto
adivinaroa sus intencio2as, 10 perSl-
guie-oH muy de cerca, a~cecharon e!
momento en- que Sc dirigia Ell 81 "a
Galo con rumbo q otras -eeioneS por
clos nunca frecuentadas. y SC AFRO
aaron sobre 81 fusilandolo desFU5S de
Quitarle TODD el dinero que Nevada
ercima. que lIegaba, segun e<oS mis-
NOS informes, a ocho . dig mil pc
SOS en- orc nacional : bilietes anne
ricaaos.
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N0TICIA INTERSTATE PARA
LOS MEXICANOS QUE TEN
GAN FAMILIA EN-
MEXICO

e unico medic SECURE para man
dar diGero 4 Mexico es valerse de
Los Angeles Mercantile Co., POI y.
Main St. Los Angeles, Cal, o de
su SucurSal en- San Antonio, Texas.
il21A \ West Commerce St., o pedif
a aiguuo de los Bancos, cuyos nom
bres SC publican en- este ~peri63ico,
los Microbes Y los Domingos, IN 81
70 Sc5re Mexico PAGADERO EN-
T0NruA MEXICANN. (ady)
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Nueva ley sobre Ia
yenta de where's
en- FL Psso

FL PASO. Texas. Mario 24.-La
Administration de where's del Dis
trito = cargo del senior c. ". Bas-
set. ha hecho saber a los abarroteros
Dc esra ciudad, Que e. maiz entero
~ loho,~; an . sucesivo ser consi-
d,r,6o cor,o nm s,s+;tuto de Ia ha-
,.;,a no rodr.; NO, 10 tanto. ser
vo,d;co coro tal
-. ros;don,os do riud.5 Jrarez
.,,;,... do oyrortociop
H. .r.a,. noI,;n rr,vaerso do
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Evacaso de una fiesta.

FL domingo proXimc rasado 50
yeriiicj en- ell Teatro de Ia Paz III
concerto O~rganizad0 pc; alguGos ele
m,atos amigos del go6.r-no, = fin
de colectar fondos para e. "Banco
JnIco de Emission"
Fl programa era suggestive, pues
en- q iban 4 tomar parte hUcnoS e!e'
mentos artiSticos de esta ciudad, Y
los precjos de eutrada eran REDUCE
dos. pero Ia noche refecida, una bora
5espusS de la senalada para que
cmpezara ell concerto, ei teatro es,
taba cast vacio, por 10 que Ia fiesta
SC SUspend!0.
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RUMB0 4 Ell PASo

Los senores Salvador Madero :
jaime Cara, salieron dc esta ciudad
con rumbo d Ia de FL Paso, Texas, q
van sn viais de nsgocics.
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Ouicren t.abajzdores mexicanos

Hsta en- csta locaiidad el senior
Francisco r. Gdndara, contratista de
trabaiadores, quien ha manifcstado
que Sc necesitan quinientos hombres
para los campos de betabel de Las
Animas, Colorado.
Para ir Il TRAFALGAR Il los referidos
campoS llegaron aver q Ia vccma po-
blaci6n de Ciudad Juarcz aignnos
centenares de braceros mcXicanos,
quienes unicamense esptran cubrir
los requisites que la Immigration Sc
nala. para atravesar el rio V dirigir-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-26
LLEGAN DETALLES DE
ESA CATASIROFE
dijo que IDA
a hacer que Sc sus-
pendiera el trafico
~ferrocarrilero

Ell PASO, Texas Mario %
Complctos detailes han ilegado a esta
ciudad del tremendo atentado dina
mitero llevado a cabo por el Wills
ia Epifanio Ho'guin sobra III tren
de oasajeros cue marchaba rur5o a.
sur de chihuahua.
Estaban emboScados.
Los rebeldes de Holguin, qie va
habian co!ocado sobre IL ria IA car
q de dinamita, est2ban em5oscidos
cerca ' en- es2era del convoy. Al pa
sar este, hicieron explotac Ia nina,
V los esectos fuercu terribles: cast
todos los carros fueron hechos peGa-
zos. ocasionando las desgraci2s per
sonales CONSEQUENCES.
Embellishments que SO dlS:po c!
hume de la explosion, ics rehe!des
abrieron I'm nutriGo tuego sohrc los
aterrorizados pasajeros, NUeS csp1rH-
ban ver surgir de eaire clos ana
escolta que los batiera; rero cGand"
heron que en- cl ,CeM ~ riaj"har,
sino civiles. Sc acercaron sin descon-
:ianza. = sin hacer caso ningcno dc
las aueias de los muchos hcr:dos. pro
cedieron ! deSpoiar a todos dc 10 QUO
de valor llevaban encima.
Hlbo diez personals he2idas De mas
8 mcaos grlvcdad y dos mU@rtaS.
cortandos4 en.re esJas N senior De
apellid0 Rodriguez, vcci2o de. rancho
ie Ia Ascension, quien iba para
Chihuahua en- yiaje de ~neaccios,
Rodriguez iba Sentado al lndo dc
81 esnosa. Ell un coche de se@1Hd2,
cvarGo recibi6 en- Ia cara Ia ba!"
Que 10 p-ivo de II vida.
In joycn de chihuahua qae haata
yenido a C;uGad JaareZ para suleta--
:e a I'M tyatamiento m&d!co, GieG"
con Il pi5rna ierna pcdazoS = con
.ecuenc;a de un machacamiento SUI
lslGo en- los momenJos de "a eN2lo-
sion.
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