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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-03-01
TROOPS N
FITNESS FOR ACTION

AN ATLANTIC PORT. March L.
Major General Marsh, new chief OF
staff OF the army, has arrived from
France. He said that the American
troops in France are trained in mod
ern warfare in manner to enable
them to handle themselves with zen.
tire credit to the United States"
He said: The American forces
are remarkable for their morale and
health They are keen about the
war game inspected tho troops
just before left and found them
extraordinarily cheerful and con-
tented, Notwithstanding the mud and
German shells. The fact Is every
thing is new and interesting TO them
and this serves to keep up their
spirits"
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is
DENIED A
NEW TRIAL

IVY Associates fre@hsb
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. March IL
The supreme court today denied the
appeal for a new trial in the case
OF Thomas Mooney, sentenced to
death for murder in connection with
the preparedness parade bomb ex-
plosion. He must hang unless execu.
tive clemency intervenes. The court
decided there was no error in the
proceedings
Chief counsel for Mooney said a
petition for rehearing of the supreme
court decision will be filed at the
end of the twenty days period al
lowed for filing. If the decision Of
the supreme court on this applica-
ton is not satisfactory to the de.
tense a petition will be made to the
governor asking him to make com
plete investigation of the entire
case, the attorney said.
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NEARLY TREASON IN
ADDRESS OF COUNSEL
IVY Associated Press,


SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March l.
Denunciation of the British govern
ment's rule in India by Attorney
George A. MCGOWAN in opening the
defense of thirty-one Hindus and
others charged with having violated
this country's neutrality by an all
legged conspiracy to create an Indian
revolution, brought John w Preston.
United States district attorney, to
his feet protesting that McGowans
invectives were "scurrilous, unpatri
otic and almost reasonable" Pres
ton demanded that the entire state
ment be stricken from the record,
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AEROPLANE FLIGHTS
BETWEEN ISLANDS


HONOLULU, March l.--Airplane
flights from Honolulu to the other
Islands OF the Hawaiian group are
to be made soon by Maj. Harold NJ.
Clark, army aviator stationed here,
il is announced.
No airplane has ever yet flown
from one of the. Islands to another.
Maui and Kauai will be the first
Islands visited. after which the major
expects to fly TO Nile, which is 1870
miles from Honolulu by steamer,
but somewhat nearer as the airplane
will fly.
Previous to attempting the flights,
Major Clark will go to the other is
lands by steamer to pick out suitable
landing places
During recent weeks Major Clark
has made many flights over Homo.
lulu and other parts of the island OF
Oahu The greatest altitude at.
taihed by him thus far is 5000
feet.
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WILL VOTE TOMORROW
4 ON DRAFT AMENDMENT


,ny Associated Preasl
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The
amendment extending the draft to
include men becoming 21 was
brought up in the senate today as
emergency legislation for immediate
passage. but it was finally postponed
until tomorrow.
The senate today passed resolu-
tion authorizing the president to call
into immediate military service OK
perts in industry or agriculture.
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ny Associated Press,

OAKLAND, Cal, March 1.-The
governor, who is in Oakland today,
said he would make no comment on
the Mooney case until he had read
the supreme courts decision. He
will not make public the presidents
letter until certain the defense will
make not further attempt to get a
reconsideration. He presumed the
court will be asked to consider GER
tain applications as is always Gus
tomary In such cases. Until then !
have nothing to say"
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REPORT THAT GRAIN
IS BEING H0AROEO
~ Associated Prsss.,

LINCOLN, Neb., March L.
Circulation Of the report that Louis
Fellwock, wealthy farmer OF Beatrice,
Neb., had allowed several thousand
bushels of wheat go to ruin on one
OF his farms has led to the receipt
Of other complaints of grain hoard
ing In Nebraska, according to a
statement by a member OF the state
council of defense. thorough in
vestigation will be made at once,
Il was said
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Hy Associated PFess.l
WASHINGTON, March IAN early
decision probably will be reached on
the momentous question as to
whether America and the entente
allies shall join Japan in cam
paign in Eastern Siberia to counter
act possible German activities in
that quarter and save the great sup
ply of military stores accumulated
at Vladivostok and interior points
on the Siberian railway.
Ii had been understood that this
decision might await the arrival in
Washington of Viscount lshii, the
newly appointed japanese ambassa-
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COLLEGE BOYS NOW
IN THE ZONE OF WAR

ny Associated Press.h
WASHINGTON, March IA navy
base hospital, ship, those aboard
composed principally of those en-
rolled in the naval reserve from
Stanford university, has reached the
war zone. The ship has a capacity
of five hundred men. 1t will care for
the navy personnel ashore and afloat
and lend aid to the army and allies
If necessary.
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RUMANIA
WILLINGTO
MAKE PACT

'Uy Associated Preaa.I
. JASSY, March official =
= announcement is made that Ru- =
. mania has decided to enter =
. peace negotiations with the Teu- .
= tons 1t declares the reports =
= that II will accept peace at any .
. price are untrue II said the =
= government will only enter if =
. assured that negotiations will be .
= conducted on a basis accept. =
. able in every respect =
= . . . . = = . . = = . . .
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DECISION RENDERED.

In the case of j. w. Lawson.
plaintiff, VS.. Lothrop-Davis company.
defendant, Judge Averill has handed
down a decision that the plaintiff
is entitled to judgment for $50, each
party to pay his own costs
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NO DOUBT HOSPITAL
SHIP WAS O|vERED
~, Associated I.re...l

,Hy Associated Preaa.l
LONDON, March IAN official
announcement says that statements
OF two survivors OF the Glenart
Castle that was sunk Tuesday clear.
ly indicate that the hospital ship was
the victim of a German submarine.
which was sighted within haillng dis
tanee within ten minutes of the
time the ship was struck
One hundred and flfty.three per-
sons are missing Twenty-nine are
officially reported as having been
saved
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WILL AID THE DRIVE.


w. Associated Prenn.D
WASHINGTON, March Lit IS
announced that ten parties OF three
or more speakers each will tour the
country this month, assisting the
local committees to organize a third
Liberty Loan drive, which will prob
ably begin in April. Each party
will include an American soldier
who has seen service in France and
one woman.
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FAvoRAsLY REPORTED.
tUy Associated Pre...'

Try Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The
senate military committee today
favorably reported the bill empower
ing the president to commander
timber and lumber needed for the
navy, army and shipping board,
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LABORATORY PRESENTED.
uy Associated Pr....l

LONDON, March Ia fully
equipped motor car laboratory for
meteorological tests at the war front
has been presented to the war Of
flee. The equipment includes incuba.
tors, microscopes, hot chambers.
Pasteur oven, microtone, electric
lighting outfit and provision for ami
NAL cages on the roof.
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rREleHrER roaPsooso.


NV NaaOetNte0 FF9INsI
AN ATLANTIC PORT, March L.
The British freighter Manhattan was
torpedoed. but remained afloat, while
in the convoy of warships and other
American and entente merchantmen
OF few weeks ago. II returned TO
an English port, where It is being
repaired.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-03-01
MACK EXCHANGES MEN.


NY Associated PreusI
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March L.
Connie Mack, manager of the Phila-
delphia American league baseball
team, announces that he has select
90 Catcher Cady, Infielder Garner
and outfielder Walker OF the Bos
Ton Americans, in exchange for
John "stuffy' McInnis, the Athletic )
first baseman.
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BRITISH AND FRENCH
EMBASSIES DEPART

LONDON, March IAN official
Russian statement says that the
Russian council of peoples commits
sioners has decided to return to
Petrograd. The removal of the
populations valuables in the defense
of the city is continuing. Gold and
other valuables are being removed.
The British and French embassies
have left.
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VAST STORES TAKEN BY
THE GERMAN ARMY

tIty Associated PreasD
WASHINGTON, March l.-Indica.
tions are that decisions are being
formed relative to Japan's proposal
for action in Siberia, which viii re-
suit in some arrangement of an
international character. The Ger
mans are gaining control OF vast
stores along the Vladiystok and
Trans-Siberian railway.
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NOW NORTH or PoLoTzk.

wy Associated I'ressI
LONDON. March Russian dis
patches have reported forward
movement by the German invaders
tnirty-five miles beyond Polotzk.
Ihe Germans are pushing on despite
Tue fact that railways and stores of
provisions have been DESTROYED.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-03-01

The casualties for January reached
a total Of 1907; for December, TO-
627. while in November, in which
month there was severe fighting in
the Cambria region, they aggregated
l2s.OsO.
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AMERICAN EMBASSY
LEAVES PETROGRAD
,Wy Associated pres..,

WASHINGTON, March lit is Of
ficially announced that Ambassador
Francis and his staff of theunu
Francis and staff of the American
consulate, the military mission and
the Red Cross representatives eft
Petrograd Wednesday for Voligda.
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STEAMER SUNK.


IVY 0HAuNHHtcU HFNs3sF
NEW YORK, March 1.-The Brit
ish steamship liberia was subma-
rined Wednesday, according to ad-
vices received here. The crew was
saved.
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BRITISH CASUALTIES
SHOW BIG DECREASE

LONDON, March british casu-
alties reported during the month
of February show remarkable de-
crease as compared with the preced-
ing months. They totaled only 49,
9s1, divided as follows:
Killed or died of wounds: OF
ficers, 1888; men, 4,Ol2
Missing; Officers. 46s; men, H.
2ss,
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AosrlLIrlEs WILL CONTINUE,


LONDON, March 1.-The Russians
have announced they are informed
by the Germans that hostllities will
not cease until q peace treaty has
been signed.
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PREMIER WILL REMAIN.
ny Associated Pres..,

MADRID, March Premier de
Alhucemas has notified the king he
has definitely accepted the offer to
remain In power
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BOTH ARMIES ADVANCING.


tuy Aas0etnteo h'reNsp
BERLIN, March 1.-THE advancing
Germans have reached the Dnieper
river in Russia. The Austrians have
begun an advance into UkralEia.
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, = - . . 90 . .
TODAY AND A YEAR AGO.

OfficiCl readings OF the ther. .
mOmetor by the United States .
observer at Tonopah: .
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Advertise in the Daily BONANZA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-27
ANGELES Y F.
VILLAOPERAN
VA REUNTDOS
Sc reciben noticias de que
ambos traen va fuerzas
a sus ordeRes
CUAL VA A SER Ell
PROXIMO 0BJETIV0
Considerase probable que
dirijan sus ataqueS so6re
la Plaza d 9
Parral

reisqrarc ~sp-r5ct para 1t PEENSi"
FL PAS0. Texas, Die. 26.-Las
primeras noJicias que del general Fe-
lioc Angeles Sc tienen. desde su pa
so a territorio mexicano, son las de
Que desde la semaua Ultima Sc en-
cuent-a en- con:nania de Francisco Vi
la. comaadando el principal nucleo
dc fuerzas rebeIdes en- chihuahua.
Para llegar haSta cl lugar en- que
Villa Sc encontraba, al sur de Pa
rral Angeles tuvo que cruzar una
buena parte del Estado de ChIhua-
hua. logrando burlar II persecution
Que las fuerzaS carranciSuaS, Notlcla-
das de su marcha 4 traves del Es-
rado. le hicieron tenazmente duran
te tres SemaIas.
<! objetivo aparen,e de las actua-
les operaciones villistas sigue siendo
la ciudad de Parral, Ia cual Sc han
acercado variaS yeces, asegUrandose
que solo esperan un refuerzo para
atacarla: mas no falta quien supon-
"a que. siguiendo 81 antigua costum-
bre. Villa amagara dicha poblacIon
oStensibIemente Y atacara otra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-27
7 allnque no reahZo Ia
prImera promesa, aun
esperazl que haga
buena Ia
segunda

Tclc1r-Ha csprcidl para Id PRENSA"
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Die Diver
.,as versiores han corrido Ell los pue-
bios de la frontera meXicana, dondc
Carranza era eSperado la noche de
Navidad' acerca de Ia inesperada sus-
pension de su viaje, atribuyendoia
iificIltades graves rclacionadas con
la actual stuaci5n politica.
Sin embargo, las dichas versiones
han sido dcsmentidas por IA informa-
cioa de personals cercanas Carran-
"a, Y de las autoridades Y vecinos de
Cuatro Cicnegas, information
que Sc reduce a 10 siguiente:
Una invitacion del vscindario
Desdc el pasado mes de noviembre
ufl grupo de vecinos prominentes de
Ia villa de CIatro Cienegas, terra
natal de Don Ncnustiano le hicieron
forma! invitaci6n de que viniese a
pasar en- ella, IL Noche de Navidad,
cl d IA de su onomastico, que es el 80
lie los curTientes.
Ia respucsta suya, fue Ia de que,
81 acaso sus ocupaciones oficiales Sc
10 permitian, verdria en- una en- o.
ira fecha, de 10 cual daria oportunu-
avisu
Para el case de que pudiera habeT
hecho ell viaie en- la prin;era de las
fechas citadas, Sc hicieron tanto en-
Mexico como en- las ciudades ronte-
riZaS donde era esperado, los prepa-
rativos del case; mas Ultima hora
Don Venustiano decide posponer su
viaje para estar en- Cuatro Cienegas
el dia 80 de diciembre, es decir,
principles de Ia semana proxina.
Esto eS 10 Que los vecinos de Qua
tro Cienegas Que lie hicieron tai in
vitacion, Sc ha communicate por el mis-
mo CarranZa.
Agrega en- Su reSpueSta. que no
esta aun SECURE de hacer el viaje pa
IA la mencionada fecha, pueS que clio
solo Sera 81 para entonces, no tiene
labor alguna urgente que 10 detenga
en- Mexico.
En- Ia frontera, sin embargo, hay
Ia creencia de que para esa fecha
vendra, por mas que de clio no Sc
de noticia official, sino hasta el mis-
mo dia de Su salida dc Mexico.
FiSitqy'G Otyd& pobiGcj0HeS
La misma information, agrega que
Don Venustiano. en- el case de que
lleve cabo este viaje. no solo visi-
tara Cuatro Cienegas V las poblacio-
nes fronterizas de que Sc ha hablado,
sino que aprovechara su salida de Me
xico, para visitar otras de las prin-
cipales poblaciones de la Republica,
durando su viaje de ounce veinte
dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-27
DICEN QUE R"MANONES HA
TRATADO TAMBIEN LA CUES
TION DE GIBRALTAR
Del ,,rr,ieio especial dc III PEENsA

Del ,rr1'ieio especial dc Ia PRENSA
MADRID. diciembre 25.-El viaje
de Romanones a Paris sigue siendo
el topico obligado de todas las con-
versaciones V Ia prensa mIsma 81
que bordando alrededor de cl noti-
ciaS, articulos hipotesis.
Algunos pcri6dicos aseguran que
otra de las cuestiones cue fue a ira
tar Romanones a Francia es Ia rela-
tiva al future de Gibraltar y aun
han publicado algunos telegramas de
Paris en- los que Sc dan cuenta de que
Romanones ha hecho declaraciones
diciendo que el asunto esta progre-
sando de manera satisfactoria- Sin
embargo de este, oficialmente NADIA Sc
ha dicho sobre este particular en-
los circulos del gobierno Y en- los di-
plomaticos no Sc les ha dado credjto a
estas noticias nj Sc considera possible
que la question de Gibraltar pueda
ser motive de discussion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-27
LUIS EULALIO GUTIERREZ HAN
ORCANIZADO UNA NUEVA PARTlDA
Con ella Sc ellcuelltran en- Ia Sierra de Ga|eana.
Van a ser perseguidos

en- la lnencionada sierra. cerca de
Ia ciuGad de Galeana.
Como alcunos de los ranches ulti-
mamcnte saqucados. son propledad de
americanoS, los cuales han perdido
en- los dichos saqueos, todas suS ca
bezas dc ganado, ellos han encabeza-
do una solicitud las autoridades mi
itares Y al gobierno del Estado, pa
ra que inmediatamente lleve cabo
una persecution tenaz contra dichos
rebelGeS.
AdemaS, cl gobicrno encuentra que
tiene que darsc prisa d hacerlos sa-
lir dc la sierra, pues una vez hechos
fuertes en- ella, costaria gran ira
bajo el arrojarlos de sus posiciones
en- lugares casi ineXpugnables de Ia
serrania
Sc dice que de hoy manana, sal
drd dc esta ciudad un regular con-
tingente de tropa, con el fin de ba-
tir los rebeldes de Eulalio Y Luis
Gutierrez.
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TODAV|A ESPERAN EN-
COAHU|[A 4 CARRANZA
10 QUE DICE Ell
"SUN'', DE MEXICO

Tcicgranv EspeciG! pGrc Iii PisENSi.
NUETA YORK, diciembre 26.-
FL Evening Sun" publico en- su e.
iicion de hoy, una carta que ha re
cikidO dc D. II. Gardner, Vice
presidente de Ia plantation de huie
lie Obispo. diciendo que va eS item
po de que los Esta6os Unidos ha-
gvp Seatir su infiuencia en- Mexico.
va que los varios amos que lleva
lie luchas intestinas no han dado
otro resuItado Que llevarlo del iu-
gar que ocupaba arteS entire las
nacioues como una repuhlica que
inspiraba absolute corfianZa V sc
hallaba florecientc, al mas baJo
nivel ic ircOmpetencia y a una 81
tuaci0n completamente carente dc
legalidad.
Para llevar cabo Ia acci0n que
prcponc, dice que dehen dictarse
medidaS en- extreme severas V que
csttas deberan cstar respaldadas
por la yfu"rza on case de que tai
cosa Sc haga ncccsaria.
AgTega en- su carta que los due
nos de acciores dc In compania
citaGa, qIe !legan unoS dos mil,
que al proriO tempo que poseen
ctras rrandes plantaciones en- Me
Eico, que han estado improducti-
las durante los ultimos amos Il
eausa de las condolences que pre-
vaiccCn ALI. Sc halIan grandemen-
t. iEtercsados en- que eli gobierno
americana haga alguna coSa que
#irva para protegerloS.
II comentar esta carta cl Eve
ming Sun. dice er 81 seccion edi-
torial cue hay que recordar Que
va Roosevelt dijo que Mexico es
para los Estados Unidos algo asi co
no la Peninsula balkanica es para
Europa, y Que tarde temprano
t2nGTan que enfrentarse con el pro
LENA que &c ALI Sc deriva.
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OSUNA DE:jA Fl.
CObIERN() De
TANAULIPAS

T>IepramG especiai para "LA PEENSA"
LAREDO. Texas. Diciembre -
NUevo gobe~nador i7tcrino hahra eE
el r,stado dc Tamaulpas para cl dia
prlmero del ano 1ToXimo.
FL Prof. Andres Osuna. actual 60
benador provisional. ha re7urciadu
ell cargo que viene jcsempehando
desde cue el general Luis Caballero
Sc levant0 en- armas, Y e. ejccEtivo,
habiendole acceptable la renuncia, pre-
sent6 al Senado la terna correSpon.
dientc para que csc cuerpo eliza al
que deba cncargarse del gobierno de
Tamaulipas en- sustitucion de Osu-
ma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-27
CORTE DE HONOR
A UN PERI0DISTA
EN- LA CAP. De CUBA
Sc Ie acusa de haberse
portado cobardemente
durante la guerra

Del s..rric;o cSj.ricl dr IL PEEN>.l.
HABANA. diciembre 2J.-La
Corte de Honor esta estudiando Ia
question del reto. para batirse en-
duelo. lanzado por Mendieta. editor
de ..EI Heraldo" al Director de Vi
veges. Este Iltimo rehuso el de-
safio en- vista de que. segttn dijo.
Mendieta estaba fuera de las leyes
del homer por habersc pOrtado CO.
bardemente durarte Ia guerra de IN
dependencia.
Con motive de esta acuSacion, IA
Corte de Honor est;i estUdiandO el
case de Niendieta y en- case de que
decida que Mendieta no procedi6 como
un cobarde. el duelo tendra que We
rificarse.
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En- Ia PeilitcHciGJ7o

En- Ia PeHitcnciGJ-io
Desde el mismo dia de Ia aprehen-
sion del General Morelos Zaragoza, sc
comunic0 Ia noticia a Carranza, con
el fin de recibr ordeneS acerca de 10
que con el prisionero Sc hacia.
Las gcstiones hechaS por rccinos
prominentes dc Monterrey, entire ellos
muchos reconocidamentc carranclstas,
para que no sc le juzgara Sumaria-
mente sc le pasara por las armas,
como en- un principle sc habla creldo,
dieron por Immediate resultado, Q! que
Sc procurara buen trato para el
prisiouero en- Ia Pcnitenciaria de
Monterrey. en- uno de clyos departa-
mentos fue alojado.
DeSde entonces, ha podido ser vlsi-
tado Y atendido por sus famlIlarcs
V amigos, Y. en- tanto, las gestlones
para que no Sc le fusilara, siguieron
haciendose ante Don Nenustiano. Ge
manera insistente.
En- Monterrey. Sc nos dice, Sc hizo
antier publica por la prlmera Vez, Ia
noticia de que Carranza habia en-
presado su voluntad de que el Gene
raj Norelos ZaragoZa, en- atencI0n
su edad, sus Intermediates, Y su
antecedentes militares y sociales, fue
ra ampliamentc perdonado Y puestt
en- Immediate libertad.
Aun cuando las autoridadcs mill.
tares de Monterrey, a cuyo cargo Sc
haya el general prisionero. no hayan
recibido atin las 6rdenes relativas pa
RI ponerlo en- libertad. no nieguen Ia
esrccie, Y Green que en- breve la reel
bira
La creencia general, es Ia de que,
en- el curse de algunos dias, el Gene
raj Morelos Zaragoza, bajo Ia simple
promesa de no volver a tomar las ar
mas, sera puesto en- libertad.
Tambien Sc asegura que no sc le
cxigira que Sc marche al eXtranJero,
sino que Sc lc dejara vivir en- Mexico,
en- ell lugar que 6l quiera.
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Una gran impression.

Las noticias que circular respccto
de Ia causa principal de la lOcura del
Sr. Aaniz Tamez, son las de que
ella fue motivada por una gran I'M
preston nerviosa. reciblda por el en-
fermo. cuando viajando a bordo de un
automovil. su caro- choco fuertemen-
te con otro que en- Sentldo contrario
venia.
In tanto cue alguaas personals aSe-
guran que el hecho acaecio en- Mon
terrey. orras aseguran que fuc en-
Laredo.
Ello fu1 que, los pocos dias, eI
Sr. Alaniz TameZ, cue habia caido en-
fun profundo abatimiento, empeZo a
dar senales de cierta leve perturba-
ci6n mental, manifesto en- mil peque-
nos actoS.
POGO a POGO Ia perturbation fuG
haciendose mayor. hasta que lego a
convertirse en- locura. pacifica al
principle furiosa despues.
Desde hacc algunos dias, el Sr.
Alaniz Tame SC encuentra recluido
en- una casa de su propiedad, situada
en- el barrio de FL Obispado. en- lugar
POGO frecuc2tado y poblado.
Su eSposa, la Sra. Teresa Irevlno
de .Alaniz Tamez. ha Sido grandemen-
te afectada por este suceso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-27
Grandes cantidades de None
da pasan de Mexico q este
pals en- esa forma
DE ADUANA.
DE MEX., BURLADOS
Los enOios del queso de San
Luis pasan sin que nadie
pare mtentes en- 10
que trGen
Toiecra,ne Especial pare LII PnENsA.

Teiecrd,nG Especial parG LII PRENSA.
LAREDO, Texas, diciembre 25.-
Circular desde lace varioS dias en-
esta ciudad., perc el dia de hoy con
mayor insistencia. r,mores sensacio-
na'es acerca de un gran contrabanGo
dc moneda meXicana de plata : ORC,
cue viene haciendosc por la Aduana
de Npevo Laredo, sin que las altori-
dudes adua1a!es hayan reparado er.
clio.
IA noticia es de tai significacion.
o. llejor dicho. 10 es el hccho que Ia
motiva, cue constituye el comenta-
rio del dia.