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Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-07
OUR BOLSHEVIKI
(New York Times)

The full Senate Judiciary Committee will today consider Senator Walsh's bill, approved by the subcommittee, for the benefit of American Bolsheviki and an archists of the l. w. w. order or disorder. The bill declares unlawful:
 Any association, one of whose purposes or professed purposes is to bring about any governmental, social, industrial, or econo- mic change within the United States, by the use, without authority of law, of force, violence, or physical injury to person or property or by threats of such injury or which teaches, advocates, advises or de fends the use, without authority of law, of force, violence, or physical injury to per son or property, or threats of such injury, to accomplish such change, or for any oth CT purpose, and which, during any war in which the United States is engaged shall, by any means, prosecute or pursue such purpose or professed purpose, or shall so teach, advocate, advise, or defend.
 Ten years imprisonment, a fine of 5000, is the punishment not too austere, for belonging to such organizations, circu- lating their propaganda matter, advocating their doctrines. Montana and the West generally know too well the l. w. w. ar chitects of revolution and assistants of Germany. In the mines, the factories the lumber districts, the fruit orchards, the har- vest fields, their work of sabotage, of de- struction, of blocking war preparations, has been active and various. We openly declare ourselves determined opponents of all nationalistic sectionalism or patriot ism, says the I. w. w. platform, and the militarism preached and supported by our enemy, the capitalistic class. The l. w. w. says their organ, Solidarity, is more than a labor organization. It is a revolu- tionary union. Had we the power, we would stop every train, ship, mine, and mill, every food and. supply train, every wheel of industry Right and wrong are not in their vocabulary. They seek revo- lution by violence, the overthrow of the 'capitalistic class" the "bourgeoisie hat ed of Trotzky and Lenine. They preach their revolution to ignorant and dangerous men. They prepare for it and illustrate it by violence whenever they can. Wherever there is trouble, a chance for stirring up further mischief and violence, the 1. w. w. emissaries flock.
 Representative free government is noth- ing to them. Representation in such gov ernments, says one of their apostles, has no value to the proletariat, since it does not care to trade or traffic with the other classes, for whom it possesses only hatred and contempt.
 Down with the wage system, down with parties, down with Governments, up with a class That is the gospel of the l. w. w. The fatal doctrines, the cowardly and bloody practice of the Bolsheviki, have ruined Russia. The congeners of those traitors to freedom, the counterparts of those unworking workers are in the Unit ed States, organized, busy, shameless. Is the United States going to defend itself2
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-07

duly issued from Washington by au- thOrity of the government and is sign ed by w. Mccormick Blair. national director of four minute men. Miss Cronin is a student at Adams school and will join the forces of four minute men now doing duty in Phoenix. speaking principally at schools. AL ready she has delivered several talks at the Indian school and other schools in the city and county.
 Two thousand steers were sold yes terday in Tucson by the West Coast Cattle company to Burton B. Mossman of New Mexico, who was formerly captain of the Arizona rangers. Moss man has interests in the northern cat tie states, as well as in New Mexico. He will finish the steers.
 Harold Bell Wright, the novelist, left Tucson Thursday for Los Angeles to work out the moving picture yer sion of ''The Shepherd of the Hills" The play was produced in the Ozark mountains of Southern Missouri, where the book was written Reports from the coast indicate that the film
 Ei@l prove more interesting than The Eyes of the World" Mir Wrisht's first film MT. Wright is al so working. on his new novel, which was begun during the winter in Tue son.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-07
County Briefs

The formers are exceedingly busy these days preparing ground and seed ing. A larger area than ever will be cultivated this season.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-07
Brief State Notes

J. E. Schmidt. a rancher living in the Paradise valley near Phoenix. while riding a bicycle near that city. was struck by trucksand instantly killed.
 It is understood that charges filed against Mexican Consul Delgado, sta toned at Nogales, have resulted in the authorities at Washington requesting the Mexican government to ask for his resignation. While the rumOr lacks of ficial confirmation, 1t is known that Delgado's attitude in some matters was considered antagonistic to the interests of the American govern ment.
 Powell. Girard & Co. of Chicago were the successful bidders for Globes $240, 900 sewer bond issue at thhe spe- cial session of the city council held Thursday. John l.. Sutherlin, repre- senting the Chicago firm, offered the city bar and $1OO premium Globe will allow Sutherlin S9,926 for acting as fiscal agent in the purchase and sale of the bond issue. his firm to bear all the expense connected with the printing of the bonds, legal fees .and expenses for sending a man to Chicago odeliver the bonds.
 Removing nearly a hundred brick from the southwest wall of the Phoe- nix city hall, two prisoners, one of whom was being held for federal au- thorities. made their escape Both men are still at large. The men who effected their escape were being de- tained in what is known as the bull pen" Tools had been used to dig the brick out of the wall. How they came into the possession of these instru- ments is a mystery.
 Joe Lamb. aged fifteen years, lies in serious condition at the Mimai Inspiration hospital as the result of his attempt to cut a bullet with an ax. Physicians in charge of the case stated that his condition was as good as could be expected under the cir cumstances. It is the opinion of sur geons that the bullet did not penetrate the boys body. but that piece of the shell passed through the lads stOm- ach and lodged in the wall of this organ. Surgeons have so far been in attempts Co remove the bit of she'll
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-07

The formers are exceedingly busy these days preparing ground and seed ing. A larger area than ever will be cultivated this season.
 George Henshaw of Wlilcux has s,.v- cred his relations with the Norton Morgan Commercial company and is now with the Inter-Mountain Life IT, surance company.
 Ernie Banks, former Doug,as smeGt- CT man and contractor. has a.reaty been wounded twice while fighting with the British army in France and has received two war medals.
 The lessees of the Cottonwood .line at Dos C;,bezas, have organized com pany under the name of Cottonwood Mining & Milling company and have established offices at Wlllcvx in tie Mover building.
 A great many cattle .Sill he ship ULped out this spring from Wilcox. Last fall the shipments were light, due to the tact that so menv cltt.e were being marketed from the drought sec tions of Texas.
 Mrs. II. L. Bragg mas retdrned to Tombstone from SascO. where she has been making her home with nor hus- band during the winter months. Sbc will remain there during the sumner enjoying the cool climate of Tomb stone, and has moved into her cottage on lower Second street
 Frida: Alexander Curgle, colored. and Leslie (Blondie) Fitzgerald were bound over to the federal court by United States Commissioner H. C. Beumler on cahrges if selling liquor to soldiers in uniform. Curgle's bail was fixed at S2OO, which he failed to give. gave $500 bond and was set free.
 Mrs. Y T. Womack of COchise, has rented the Roberts roOming house in Wilcox and will conduct it in the fu- ture. Mr and Mrs. WOmack will re- side in that city from now on. Their Cochise Lotel is being conducted by their son who was recently discharged from the army and by two of their e.
 J. T. Knowles and wife, of the Buena district, were in Tombstone on a shopping expedition yesterday, hay ing motcred in over the new Cahrles- ton road Mir. Knowles while there ar ranged for a Liberty loan rally for bis district and incidentally joined the 100 per cent American club in some bonds He reports that another rain will put the new road in fine shape.
 George Dalphin and Frank Whitley, the latter d constable of San Simon. yesterday were arrested on charges or bootlegging by Officers Houston and Olds of the department of justice and turned ever to the county authorities. The men were arrested near Bowie and they were taken to Tombstone. Whitley gave $500 bail for appearance in court. The hearing of Dalphin has not yet been given.
 Mrs. J. Ross Black. sister of Mrs. Amy, who has been spending several in Tombstone the guest of her sister returned to Philadelphia Friday where she will remain about month attending to business affairs. She will return to Tombstone to remain here during the absence of her bus band. who Is in france with an engi- neering corps.
 The Chiricahua Cattle company commenced their roundup last week.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-07

Miss Margaret CrOnin. the i5year- old daughter of State Librarian Crou- in. is the proud possessor of her com mission as an authorized IN.iOr four minute man. The commission was
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-07

The Chiricahua Cattle company commenced their roundup last week.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-07

PhoeniX-made flour. manufactured from Maricopa wheat. is now going forward to an American port for ship ment by the government to France. Approximately 100000 pounds of of wheat were marketed Wednesday and Thursday by Salt River valley farmers in response to the govern ment's appeal that all wheat be sold and milled at once for the purpose of providing immediately available supplies of flour for shipment to the allies and the armed forces Of the United States. According to food ad- ministration there still remains some l90,000 pounds of wheat which is be- ing held by farmers of the Salt River and Gila valleys.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-26
Ceryeza Z GalOnes gOrS2.W

fiona I'd. Cerycza? Entonces de-
be I'd. hacer 81 propja bebida o
GENUS. Doce (12D g&,oues le cues
tan dos pesos porte pagado. Esta be-
bida es genuina V pura, 70 causa MIN
GIN dano n cuerPo humane, por mas
delicaGo que sea. La garantizamos oa
% toda ley que eS pura, segun 10 coli
gan las lcyes de este pals. No eS en-
contra de ninGuna ley e. hacer L
propiaS bebidaS para SUI uso personal.
Sc manda bajo de cubierta cerrada.
Made Sc dara cuenta lie 10 cue re-
eibe. Use IN cuarto DC esta dc,iciosa
hchida Y 81 no qUeda Sacisfecho de
vUelva G! resto V le deyolyeremoS su
dinern. Precio de GENUS: Una GAIA
para hacer 12'@ Salones, $500. Do
&c G2) caias para hacer loo GaloneS,
$500. Sc manda porte nagado a
cualquier narte del nuado. ' Earanti-
zamos Ie se9 ~eutregado. No mania-
mos uediioz para cue can pagados
nj recibirlc RemiJa por giro pos
tai o de e press o dinerO en- carta
certificada. D,rijase 2:
GENUS SALES CO., Dept. s..
Station i. San Antonio. Texas
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In nihe esta m)lesto, en-.
fermo y febrIcitante Cuan=
do esta conStipade

ST Ia lengua de So p~eqaeNuclo cs-
Ia sarrosa. es este-uH signo SECURE dc
que 81 est6mago, higa8o e i~atest!nos,
neccsit2a SCI Empiados por medic De
IN pU;-gartc srave e Embellishments.
Caan6o su aiEo este Modesto, ne7vio-
so = que 70 pueda dormir, conner o
direrir normalmente; 81 su aliento IS
impure, 81 est6mago sucio. su stite-
ma dcSarreglado O 81 padece fie5re.
dele una cucharadita de "Jarabe de
HigoS de California" Y en- unas cu21-
taS horas TODD nal estara fue-a, asi
sea constipation intestinal. nal alien
to. mala digestion Y en- general cual-
quier desarreglo intestinal, e inme-
diatamente despuGS de haberie pro-
porcionado este medicamento, 81 nj
no volvera a eStar oien otra vez
Les rinos eufermoS no Sc resis-
tiran nunca a tomar este laxantc de
frutas. Millones de madres 10 tie
men siempre 4 Ia mano porque elias
nan reconocido que 81 acciou en- el
est6mago. higado Y los intestinos es
pronta Y Segura-
Elias saben tambien que dando IN
POGO de este Jarabe a sus ninos hoy,
manana los tendran y conten-
tos.
! PSda a Su boticario I'm frasco de
i"Jarabe de Higos de California" (Ca-
~lifornia Syrup of Figs). Y en- el mis-,
mo encontrara las direcciones para nj,
nos e infantes Y adultos de todas
edades, eXplicadaS claramente en- Ia
misma botella. Cuidese de que K
!vendan im!saciones. Insista en- QUE
lie den Ell Jarabe Legitimo hecho POI
IL California Figs Syrup Co.
+! (Adv.j
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Sc suicid0 una dana CT
III temple de 5. Luis
Sc DISPhRO UNA PISTOLA EN-
Ia GARGANTA

SAN LUIS POTOSI, JUNO 20
Honda sensation ha causado cr tc-
dos JOS c:rculos sociales dc esta CAPT
tai Ell hecho acaerido recicntemente.
del que resulto v!ctima una sonora
bastante ccaocida en- esta ciudad, ="
que tuvo por teatro el centrico Y arts
itocratico temple de San Agustin. ST
tuado en- IA Gale dc Fuente, junto
al viejo edificio de la Escuela Indus
trial Nilitar.
La referida dana cuyO nombre sc
Ia omitido en- todos los relatos cue
sc. han hecho del succso. por pertc-
necer Ia victima q una honorable ia
milia, penetr0 en- el temple mencio-
nado como a las cuatro de la tarde
dc! dia Is de los ~corrientes. V bus
tcando uno de los rincones mas SOM
briaS = Solitarios dc las naves del
temple. Sc arrodill6 Y comenz6 a ora:
e. voz muv 6aja, sin que de sus ora
clones Sc cscuehara otra cosa Tue TN
murmulio leve, segun d~ec!araciones
cue ante las autoridades rindio e.
Sacrist;n del temple.
| Algunas bcatas que Sc han pre-
! Sentado voluntariamente para Oar
luecs" sobre el asunto, dccIaran Que
cscucharon que la sonora \. s~olloza-
ba en- taHto que Sc dedicaba 4 hacer
sus oracicneS; pero nadie lc d;6 i'm
.portancia a este hecho, va que no cS
NADIA extrano el que en- los te4plos
catolicos Sc olga llorar a al
gun fiel que 4 ellos va en- demanda
de coNSuelos para SQs tribulacioneS.
4 las siete de Ia noche, aproxi-
~madamente, bora en- cue. ell temple
es cerrado diariamente. el SacriSta1
Sc habia ret:rado, cuando Ia sonora,
echando mano violentamente de una
piStola s2ue. llevaba consigo, sc la
dispar6 en la garganta, muriendo
iinstantareamente.
j IA detonacion acudi6 ell sacris-
tan Y llegaron muchas personals cue
pasaban por frente al temple. Luego
Sc p~resentaron las autoridades Y e.
lcadaver de la suicida fue recogido;
ipero hasta hoy no sc conoce las eau
sas que hicieron a Ia d~esdichada Sc
nora tomar tan terrible resoiucion.
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Los huertistas no podrd1n ser electos Diputados
nj; SenQdores
Vote una ley anti
constitutional la Ca
mara de Diputados
~CarTanCIsta
CarranClSta

MEXICO. .. f. JUNO l9.-Antc
n REPRESENTATION Nacional fuG pre-
.eutado IN proyecto dc ley. suscrlto
Dor varios d~iputados. en- ell scntido de
DE Sc Gec-ctara que no podran ser
e~lcctos. durantc las pT6Ximas e!eccio-
mes para senadores y drputados a!
Congress- d. Ia Union, Jos que hayan
servido en- alquna forma IL gobierno
de! General Huer3a y por csta cir
cunstancja hayan cOnQui5tado e. IL
tulo de ''hucrtistas'.
IN proposition fu6 a~prooada por
'maycria de 1870 votos contra G, V Sc
n cleva1a . IA categoria de ley a
Ia mayor brevcdad.
Scgin csa :ey. haSta los funciona-
rios de c&si infima categoria, que 70
hayar sido dvraHtc Il gobierno del
general HGcrta. Gst;in inhabilitados
para ser diputados o s~enado-es en-
n rr5xima legislature, ain c1ando
alcuao De cllos resuItara legalmentc
clccec. rGeS en- este case, IA Camara
cH Colrgic electoral rcchaZara Ia
crcIsnc:al del "hdertista". va que Ia
; may2ria De los di3utados Ge Ia actual
Legislature 2P.Ha que al rccinto de Ia
I 1r-,,--, ., l-'r-, .~--Dr. r-ftnon. a.
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I'm combate
en- I%antoyuca,
Veracruz
CARRANCISTAS Y PELAISTAS Sc
DISPUTAN LA POSSESSION
DE ESA PLAZA

TAMPICO, lamps JUNO 19.-Han
uecado noticias a este puerto res
pecto al combate cue las fuerza5 del
eoaierno sostuvieron con n partida
de rcheldes que andan baio las orde-
mes de Liborio Savala, conocido por
el alias de Ell Bolero".
Segin esos informes, los rebeideS
estaban posesionados de Ia plaza de
Tantoyuea, a Ia cue entraron hace al
.gunos dias de5ou5s de haoer eXterml-
.nado a la guarnici6n que n detendla.
Las fuerzas del general Alvarez
ayarzaron. por disposition reciolda en-
tai sentido. Sobre Ia mencionada clu-
dad. comenzanGo a ser t~iroteadas por
los rehe!ies en- cuanto Sc a~cercaron 4
a ciudad, Y trabando un combate en-
toda forma, de! que resultaron mu-
chcs rebeldes muertos. aunqac tam
oi5n en- las fiIas del ~gooicrro Sc regis
traroE muchas bajaS.
Las fuerzaS re5eldes Sc rctiraror
iespues lie hacer reSisteHcia por mas
de dos horaS. dejando en- poder de
los soldados algunas armaS, caballos y
baStartes provisiones de boca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-26
Estaci5n ~petrolera en-
Pr0gresO, YacatdIl
ES P~ROrIEDAD DI Los FEbRu-
CARRIES JNi3OS

MERIDA, Yucat&n JUNO 1S.-El
- de los ~corrientes qued6 terminada
en- el puerto de Progreso. pertenc-
cicate q este Estado. Ia maenifica
~estacion petrolera en Ia que 50 We
MA trabaiando desde hace dos amos
Y cuva hechura costG la TcspctabIc
.sUna de seiscientos mil d6lares,
Dicha ~estaci6n. cue scrvira para 81
almacenamiento del aceite minera!
cue Sc cn1pIea en- cI consume de los
F~errccarriIes U3idos de In Peninsula,
los que en- II actugIjdad cstan que
.maado carbon = lena. consta de vein
.tisois .yrandes ,anores DO acorn ron
'canqci5ad q, cori nnt, nara 4 S2O 0nO
,~rqloras g.. araite mineral
Fl not ,67eo n,a NOR 10 prorto go
.dnn;r;ra y daoosf.ar5 IN 10 nf7ava
es+ac;6n nara aIr,entar las Iccomo-
'~rcras reear;d,. go oytraari dc los
.cria4o-os one hov on ~l5inatitfar Tiv-
nan, =. T,rr;oo
y,~:o.. brc,,os so or,,Ioo yin o, 81
~+r,nsnorta del .cp;ta ~yagyfaI 10 ,os
criadoros - II estaci5n de domestic.
on dcnda 81 rombrstibic ouedara de-
rcsitado para II hacienda uso de 81
4 MEDIA que los "hogares" de las
locomotcras que hoy queE'an carbon
~ lena a sIendo a~daptaGos al uso
del petroleo crudo, ct que. como cs
bIen sabldo, Eroporclona mayor 1uer-
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HABIA PERDIDO SU AUTO

Mr.. \. ". Starts, do parte 4 la po-
iicia de haber sufrido el robo lie su
automovil Ford, de cinco pasajeros,
modelo 1915, marcado con 81 registro
nUmero 171.029 del Estado dc Texas.
PocaS horaS dur6 en- poder de los Ia,
droneS el autom6vil de Starts, pueS
fUG recIPerado Y conducido al garage
DC Ia estacion central de policia por
el chauffeur municipal Anderson. e
dueHo de Ia maquina fuG Hotificado
del hallazgo Y paso a recogcrla dcSGe
luegO.
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tATENCI0N! iATENCION.
IAANRNE

4
CaialOSU de damaS mCEICdlaS Y oiraS
IaCiOualldaGeS Y eXJenSa liSra lie her
moses nOmbTeS.
EnvienOS IN Dollar SOlanente Y nos
otruS le rCDIl!TcutOS. 3 yuclta De "C-
rreO. nuaStrO complete c~aIlIuSn mari
monlal con deScTjpCiOneS telaliadaS. 20
I0GRAFIAS. NONBRES Y ~DIRECClD-
MES de I0YcDcS. SenDraS ) >cfOrliaS
meIIcana> Y dc Olr1S ndCionalidIdeS al
guuaS vIudaS lie ililchabieS ant3Ceden-
les. guicueS dcSean cHroajFdr un hOnTa-
do Y buen eSpOSO. I'd. pucGe cScr!b!r-
IL dtreClamcnje 8 C~ualQUieTa lie elias
V cOnlraer I'm marrimUnio rel;Z en- cor
TO tempo. SOmOS GIEaOS Ge COuilanZ3
V nos dediCamoS 4 IN negOcIO hOnradO
V hcitO. No peTmIta, pCeS, cue Ia pc
QurlS uIna lie IN dollar eSja de pOr
medic entire Id. Y 81 muy possible FE-
LICiDAD MATRIMONIAL.
EScriba hoy miSmo a:
RELIANCE CLUB
Box $40. -. -. Los angeles, Cal.
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Castro sa!io para Veracruz.

I, general J. Agustin Castro Sali5
antier en- Ia manana para Feracruz,
en- cuyo Estado tjcne 4 81 cargo l.
camp&na contra los clcmeatos encmi-
gOS del gobierno constitrcionalista.
Fl referido general lleva consigo
alguncs elcmentos para Ia campaHa
cue va a reanudar, ccntandose entire
elios algunos aeroplanos, pues parece
que Sc echara mano de Ia &viaci6H pa
"a localiLGr los campamrnlos rebcldes
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Cuando los n~equcnuelos contraen IN
resfrio o crup, ell BALSANO UR-
BAN es ell amigo CT 1asos ue ne
c~esidad."
Ha sido va probado y declarado
Elective en- centenares de cases, pare
cidos a los que siguen:
"Su BALSAMO URBAN es cierta-
mente un remedio que proporc!ona u
pronto alivio a un nino que ha co1-
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Dos cabecillas capturados.

En- parte que rinde IL de los je-
les de operaciones de Ia region norte
de! EStado. Sc da cuenta de que dos
cabeciilas rcbeldes, que Sc dice an
idaha2 con & grupO que manda Eug@-
Mo Lopez. cayerol en n enlbosca-
Ia cue les ppsieron .aS fuerzas' ca
rr&ncI>taS Y fueron ap:ehenGidos.
Sc dice en- = parte en- question,
que Ia captura De los dos cabalieriS-
taa sc llsvj = cabo entire los punto5
lei EStado ll&maios CruillaS Y San
Carlos reSpectivamente, sitio en- don
de los jefes rebeldes, cuyos nombres
no - consignan, estaban acampados Y
en- eSpera DC unirSe con e. grueso de
iaS fuerzas del general ex-federal AL
maZan.
Los rcoeldcs m~encionados seran en-
v!ados 4 Monterrey para ser juZgados
por IN conSeio e guerra.
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Cuando los pequenuelos tienen crup

, traido un resfriado o crup.'-G. |.
Clarke. Pastor de la Iglesia Presbi-
teriana de la Duodecima Gale, Alton.
Illinois.
En- conveaientes. %higieniccs Y flex:-
bIes tubos, 25c. De venta en- todas
las boticas o Sc manda por correo,
porte pagado. al rccibo de su pre-
clio.
URBAN CHEMICAL COMPANY
San Antonio, Tex. ADV.
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Sc solueiono un confiicto obrero.

Los comi:ionados de "a Union de
Marineros Y Fogoaeros del Golfo de
/ Mexico" V los representatives De Ia
con7ania Dc pctr1Ieo -! Agui!a'.
que Sc hallaban hace alGunos dias Ell
csta capital en- do@de trataban de lie
gar a IN acuardo para soIucioaar 4
! conflicto surgido entire les referilos
obreros ) n compaNia ~petrolera. POI
fin So padieron 2oncc de acue:io, &C
! ccd.cudp Ia compaHia dc Ell Agui.a'
IA pare ra2onab,e de LIS eNigencia5
de los huelgl;stas, ) ccdiendo tstos en
alg,nos puntos de relatiya importan-
! cia.
! las c~onfereHcias ce!ebrada5 sobcc
! este particular asisriecon dos repre-
isentauteS del goA;crno carraneis;a,
Icon ell caractcr de deIegaGos de Ia
Comisi0n de .Arbitraje.
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ABIGEATO

De una casa sta en- Ia esquina Dc
IA Gale Mittman : aveniGa Arkansas,
sc robaron aver a las 1870 del dia
una vaca de ordena. e. dueEo del
animal do parte a la policia para que
f1c-a buScada So vaca.
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Tn pronostico fatal Sc l1izo
sobre Ia Ciudad de Mexico
hiose uue an1enazaba d~eStruirla III treHlendO ~terreG1OtO
Castro salio paraVerasruz.-Ses olscEos'o isE' coEiSEic'
to obrero.-v acaciones q los Magistrates
Assisar sesuira Ell ReEaejones

MEXICO, D. F. JUNO 2f.-H&ce
aIgunos dias que un diario de esta ca
pital anunci6 que Mexico esta en- pc
ligro de ser Dorado del maPa M
tantaneamente por una seri2 de terrc-
motos como los que aZotaron reclen-
temente Ia c.udad de Guatemala.
Como Ell peri6dico que dlera tai
nrera esta considerable como de cier-
"a seriedad, la especie no dej6 de pro-
ducir cierta alarma entire la genie
cr5dula, por 10 que Ia Direction de
Estudios MetareoI6gicos y CllnatoIo-
gicos, tuyo, por indication o%fi:iai, qae
declarar por medic de los psr.6dicos
del ~gobicrno, que no hay tan riesgo
de que Ia capital sutra terremotos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-26

!fasa 1 Ia Ia. Pag. Col. 4a.)