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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20


Il h aet geneF W klaCsasa AssK~
niger. ne taIE nkseF Og assIyes
exay saE Esazns y ~
sandar, hms the saea u thai his sse r.
6a VI Tberanger - oE 8g ne
nnawnrha BIT khA lacrosse tsse bat
had done sitkIa st basketball untn THIS
SESSION. though he had played a0r two
yeara Tnis aeas0n. he has Developed
greatly, and Il the BIG point maker Cor
the navy, axcspe for F'arweil- His
height ia BID advantage. and ne has
0ntplayed eysgy center ne has faced
this season. HAs work indicates the
great value attached to getting the
5ump ii the teem work through the
work 0f center who lands the naa-
tOrity of the sOsssupa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20

The bachei0s Ulsacers os tlse officers
mess. Nsval scaderny were hte gen
erOus donOra og the cigarettes sold
Saturday night * the Armenian benz
SIT. and they purchased their gifts at
enormous agnSes. giving as much as
EafEy canGs ID rack.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20

es Il hate on fertile chores
] 5 Is their toll cf life:
fseaf n m lfre III Truth and Love
Bal ing ali mankind
#LlFe al. &.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
ga Entertain Juveniles
III The Manse

Thc juvenile Christian Endeayor
.oclety vii be entertained st the
Nause on Tuesday afternoon At quar-
s. 3 four ii feature of the afternoon
I'm ID the study Of Jack and Janet
4 the philippines. There viii be
soayeuirs from the Philippines shown
ii waY ii illustration.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20

Rog tickets and in90rmaEiOn apply aE
eng czkv ticket OGasa West Street Station,
StAts Houee Station. College Avenue ana
Riaden Etreaks CarveE Hail. Maryland
Hotel. once III 81 N. Al. Tor OalcegN. mid 4
hIDmen. ate. connected with khs Naval
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
LEAVE AK APOxzs
sRssa ea
vE mAKlEzlaOnm
T.RAYE ggAanHlIs10M

,na a1s a08 ee.06 1a.OK 11.e<A a. n, ~ .EH
sH S0x A1H &&a s4.Q8 49, 6y0A
ae y0& s.0G, aa00. n M 11.eS A. "A.
xr1asly except Sunday.
Eo@nseeSnR eS odAnaon with r. b. =.
ngyOeal Annap poisa to RaleAm0T@s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
viii Hold
Slrer Tea

Presbyterian ladies win hold 4 sii-
,er tea wednesday afternoon at $50
atelock il the riiesidence oE Mrs. ". ~.
Abbott Duke of Gloucester street. Ali
members III the Ladies Aid g0cisty are
srpected to be present, and 9 socisl
afternoon viii be spent after the bus
mess meeting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20
w. B. e A. E.Iec ric
Railroad.
nID.c clTY TERMENAL

salf. Hoarly service Mogning and Kvenins
Ret4ssen Annapolis. Balszln9gs and
washington and Camp &eA00
fywmehinM9on and Camp M@A1@
naenang&fa change ne Naval
Ac&desny Juncts0a.l
LEAVE ANMAROzsEs
wass saRssa sea4aoa
ga x65o, $40, go. 70. 80 500 go
adSS. x48o 60. go y.o0. I'D aO-90
11.20 A. IS
R.aa1a Naval Academy Cats 40 minutss
sagliag; Stats Howse Station Blaasn
81 end collsgs Ave- seSsn sIl ninusse
LEAVE BALT1aGOnm
"a x7.aS. so, a.sa 10.sS liz A. y.
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kSSs s.SS T.S6 80 11.s5 2. -, la-so
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Am errtns resolve eg dfseha1ss paansengaf
~ le<al posns1 hetw&a1 AMnap0sla Anq
Naval Aeademy 5uneza0A and af Lanfhs
acam On signal.
wns,r4 xsy ( sa.z arfsxsEdAM
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20

Lieut.. and Mrs. William RI Seamans
are receiving congratulatfons on the
birth of i son, born at Westminster
on Sunday. The new baby Is grand
son Of Judge william III. Thomas. of
the Court OF Appeala. The young
mother. was before hsr marriage, Miss
Nancy Thomas. and IL well known hers.
where she frequently visited and at
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-20

Miss Eleanor Girault will shortly
leave here for thres months stay
Ii San Francisco, where she win ac-
coanpany har sistr, Hrs. Charles Glad
den. wife of Lieut. GLADDEN.. u 9. M.
who will Join her husband there.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-14
NINE VETERANS
AT ONE BOARD
They Celebrate the Birthday Of s. n.
Johnston, Long Adjutant Of
Terrence Post of the
g. A. n.

Nine prominent Keokuk men have
lived exactly seven hundred years.
Il is not often that nine men can
be found In one place whose com
bfned ages are seven hundred years.
but that is what occurred whom
eight comrades of 8. Il Johnston
surprised him Saturday night when
they dropped in to remind him that
he had passed another milestone
Incidentally II was the milestone
which brought the aggregate ages
over the seven century mark
All Of them are civil war veterans
and longtime residents OF this city.
Mr.. Johnston has been adjutant Of
Terrence post, G. A. R., for the past
twenty-seyen years, and served a
term az adjutant OF the Iowa depart
ment
The men who made up the the
group were: A n Evans, 70; J. T.
Daugherty, So; L. D. Shepherd. IT;
c. A Wright, 70: W. 3. Collins, II;
L. Il. Aver, 76; J. II. D. Chenoyitb.
II; F. G. Overton, IS, and s. II. John
ston. 70.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-14
MRS. L.. w. KLEIN
PASSES AWAY
Popular and Attractive Matron Dies
at Her Home Hero Of Pneu-
nonIa This Forenoon
Born at Quincy.

Mrs. Louis W. Klein died at 1890
O'Clock this morning at the home,
s14 Blondeau street, OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Klein was one OF the most
attractive and most popular OF the
younger matrons In Keohuk, and her
charming manners and geniality
made her have many warm friends,
to whom her death is a shock.
She was Miss Adelaide Nelson
Jacobs, and was born in Quincy Her
father, a prominent man in his home
city, removed the family to Boon
vile, Missouri, where she was reared
chiefly and was well educated There
she was marred to Mr.. Klein De
cember 2s, 1907
Mr.. Klein, who was born and
reared here, had long been proni-
nent citizen Of Keokuk. and his mar
rage brought his bride to this city,
where she at once became popular.
Mrs. Klein is survived by her hus-
band. two brothers, B. q. Jacobs, OF
st. Louis, and Mark Jacobs, Of Boon
vile, Mo, and two sisters, Mrs. Rose
Jacobs WoIfson, of Pilot Grove, Mo-,
and Mrs. Belle Jacobs Mendhein, OF
Chicago.
The funeral win be held Wednes-
day.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-14
MISSISSIPPI is
RISING AGAIN
The Father of Waters Ia SWELLING
Somewhat Owing to Recent
Rainfall in the North
ern Country.

The Mississippi river rose nearly
ten inches in the twenty-four hours
ending this morning and reached a
stage OF l2.2 feet on the guage here.
1t rose over II inches at La Crosse.
but there was no change at Dubuque
and Davenport this morning. At 81.
Louis the Mississippi Jumped ND over
I've feet in day and night
Rainfall in the north and northwest
recently, is what is causing the rise
IN the father OF waters. Here at Keo-
kuk 1t was still over foot below the
danger line, this morning, but that
narrow margin can be passed very
quickly when the Mississippi takes a
notion. :"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-14
Burglar Uses Butchers Own ioo' 10
Get at Cash Box and Makes
Haul of Money, Meat
ard Lard.
MUCH STRONG ARM WORK
Tore OF Metal Grating, Worked
Through Barred Door, and
Hacked inside of Safe
to Bits.

A burglar using strong arm
methods and tearing and chopping
his way to the treasure he sought,
stole S35 in cash. two hams and
fifteen pounds of iard-and hams ana
lard are in the same financial class
with pearls and .rubies these days
at Haubert's butcher shop. 7e9 Main
street, last night
First. the burglar tore on the
heavy iron grating protecting wan
dow and gained entrance 10 the ouilo-
ing. Next he came 10 middle door
guarded by strong bar. He ran
long. thin knife blade or other In
strument through the crack and I'M
fastened the bar.
The safe was not locked and the
money was hid. The burglar went 10
the hiding place of the money and
got Ii. Then he attacked the inn
small. steel cash box of the safe.
used Butchers cIeaver.
This is supported by the wooden
pigeon hole installation In safes. In
the center OF which II Is placed.
The burglar picked up big cleaver
used to cut meat on the block and
attacked the pigeon hole woodwork
theoretically. He chopped 1t to bits.
This enabled him to get the cash box
out Then he had no difficulty IN
getting at its contents-
Nobody heard him, and the rob-
berry was discovered when the shop
was opened this morning. The ex-
tent OF the robbery was determined
by checking up on an inventory
made at once.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-14
CITY NEWS.

We cover buttons, at Singer shop.
BASKET weave banded hats-spec-
iaI price s2.9s--Lowftz.
John @. Larson has been aD-
pointed administrator Of the estate
Of c. ]. Larson and his bond was fixed
at $1,000.
RAYMOND p. Hawkins. who went
over there with the 2sSth Infantry.
arrived back home, at 1928 Carroll
street, Saturday night
The gon Of City Engineer Winters
had his motorcycle stolen SATURDAY
night or guDday morning in West keo-
kuk, and the police are hunting for IL
Steam, probably turned into the
sewer by some engineer sorneWhere
blowing out hfs boilers. came out the
manhole near Eighth and Johnson, 20
much that a fire alarm was turned in
just before midnight on Saturday
night.
Mrs. Fl. J. Friedman left Saturday
for Rockford. Ill, where she VIII meet
her husband who has Just returned
from France, after eDendiEz q year
and eleven months IN the seryfcc NJ
ter two weeks vfait IN Chicago they
viii return 10 KeoIuk and VIII spent
the summer at the home Of Nr. ann
Mrs John Drueke on the middle roa0.
Private william n. Pawson. Of the
| fire department detachment AZ Fort
Sill, Okla, win be home in a fer days
TO HIS folks at 512 North Sixth street.
| Cne Of the army oficers AZ Fort sil
writes The Gate CITY that Pawson
served his country faithfully and vel
for over a year and degerveE the grafii'
tude Of Keokuk people and good ioD
when he arrives bach home,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-14

This Range is one Of the nm
est household appliances
ever built by Ca=ibben 8 Sex
ton Co., Chicago, manufac-
turera Of Universal stoves ana
ranges, and Is guaranteed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-14
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the friends and
ncighbors for the sympathy extended
IN our sad bereavement and also for
the beautiful floral offerings,
MIR. AND MRS. w. B. RILEY
MIR. AND MRS. o. G. RATES
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-14
FEDERAL CLOCK
STRIKES AGAIN
1t Resumes It's Work This Forenoon
After Being on Strike for
Several Days With
Fracture.

The Keokuk town clock on the fed
cral building is striking again after
being ON a strike for several days.
This forenoon at 10 o'clock, it boom
ed out the hour for the first time since
the middle of last week when it went
on the job on account of fracture
In the pelyis of the hammer mechan-
ism.
1t now seems natural in Keokuk, for
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-14

SPECIAL EASTER SALE-LoWlTZ.
Beautiful new silk underwear and
Philippine Madero 10 per cent dis-
count this week; new eapes, coats,
suits and dresses special 10 per cent
discount this week: new waists, party
blouses. dress skirts, blouses, mari
flows, sweaters arriving special for
Easter sale.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-14

the people in large portion OF the
city who consider the posto4hcs clock
very much part Of their daily lives.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-14

The average man normsiry en-
sumes about one ton Of liquid and
solid food In a year,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-30
Notice

Mrs. Cammie G. Henry and Stephen
G. Henry having this day filed their f.
nal account as executors Of the succes-
sion OF John H. Henry, notice is here.
by given to all persons interested to
show cause why same should not be
homoleated.
d.. Hyams, A
] 0l Clerk 18th D. G.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-01-30
Notice Of Sale

In accordance with ordinance of Po-
Ice Jury. Parish of Natchitoches, the
Good Roads Outfit of said parish viii
be offered for sale at the parish barn.
in the city of Na.chitoches. at 10 O clock
q. m. on e
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th, 1919.
Said Outfit consists of mules, One
Grader and number of slips.
JAS. f. SALTER,
President folice Jury, Parish Of
Natchitoches, Louisiana.
jan16-3Od.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-10
LLESARON DE LONDRES DOS
PROMINENTES MEXICANOS
A NUEVA YORK
tVicnc dc IA Ia. Pag)

rue 81 bies es cleric que tenia algu-
nos v~alores m~cXicanos Y varias pro-
picdadcs en- Mexico que han sufrldo
mucho por Ia causa cltada. h~abiendo-
le sido confiscadas las ulJimas, al
Cunas de las cuales ha pcrdido, en-
carlbio. tcnia muchas a~cciones de Ia
Compania ~pctroIcra del Aguila Y es-
tas valen actualmentc muchas vcccs
su valor original Y estan siendo pa
cados en- elias fuertcs dividendos.
Tambien lego ~proccdente dc Ia ca
pitaI inClesa c; senior Luis R:ba '
Cerrantes, quicn tiene algun cargo
en- relacion con las lineas n~acionalcs
y cue Sc dirigc a Mexico donde IN
formara accrca dc la posibilidad de
arreglar los creditos de los f~crrocarri-
les m~eXicanos.
Manifesto cue saldra para Mexico
Ia semana proXima.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-10
LA CAMPANA BONILLISTA
Va a hacerse por quinientos
clubs organizados ell
catorce Estados
Ell manifesto bonillista sera larzado
el dia primero de Diciembre
proximo en- la Ciudad
dc Mexico

CIUDAD DE MEMO. Nov. .
Una persona que ACADIA de llc-
gar dc Queretaro Y cuyo nombre O.
culta. manifesto que ]quinientos clu-
hes postularan en- brcvc al ingeniero
Bonillas para la Presidential dc la
Republica. Y Que Sc estan va estabir-
ciendo en- differences lugares de la
Republica, con instrucciones de ira,
baiar activamente.
La campana en- favor dc Bonillas SC
hara en- catorce de los Estados del
pals. incluyendo en- ella las de dipu.
tados ~scnadorcs dc la misma fila,
cion politica.
Es Prcsidente del Partido Nacio-
nal independence, cl Lie. Luis Ma,
mel Rojas, cuya matriz radicara
en- csta capital y desde Ia cual seran
diriCidos Y oricntados los trahajos.
FL manifesto bonilIista dc que sc
ha hablado Sc lanzara el dia prime,
TO de diciembrc proXimo. fccha para
Ia cue SC cree cstcn instaladas todas
las agrupaciones Y en- condolences de
trabaiar. disponiendose para ~intcnsi-
ficar Ia campana del dia primcro dc
Enero en- adclante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-10
malos ~informcS.

InQuiriendo nuestro reporter sccr-
ca dc 81, en- cfecto, las companies eX-
tranjeras volvcrian a hacer contracts
dc SECURES en- Mexico, durante el ano
proximo. logro saber 10 siguicntc:
Que los informes para tai fin re-
cogiGos por las dichas companies dc
seguros sobre la actual situacion dc
Mexico. sobrc las posibilidades de una
pronta pacificacion, sobrc la cstabi-
,idad del Cobierno Y Ia mejoria dc
las ~finanzas nacionales. han Sido ma
los. por cuanto que muestran que la
mala situacion prevslecc Y preva!ecc-
"a todavia por mucho tempo ' que
las poSibilidadcs de psz cstan todavia
lcjanas.
En- vista dc este informe, cntera-
mcntc desapasionado Y de fin mcr-
cantil, las companies no operaran en-
Mexico durante Ct aho dc 1920.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-10
Ia PAz CON LOS YAQUIS
Sc espera I'm buen resultado
de la com;sion confiada al
jefe Samaniego
En- Moctezuma, Sonora, entrara en-
plat;cas Eicho jefc con los indies
yaquis que oPeran en-
aeuella region

Tclcgrama Especial para Ia PRENSA
Ell PASO, Texas, Noviembre s.
FL general Miguel Samaniego acep-
to scrvir de intermediate entire el
G~obernador de Sonora, de la Huerta
V los iefes rebeldes yaquiS para yer
de arreglar los terminus de paz ha-
biendo sido encargado de clio tanto
nor ell referido Gobernador. que sc
10 pidi6 como un ~servicio personal,
como por los jefcs yaquis que Sc d.
rigieron a 81 en- ell mismo sentido.
Con ell objeto de desempehar su
delicada mission. el general Sama-
niego, que Sc haIla retirado del SER
vicio militar, sali6 aver de Aqua
Prieta para Nacozari, de donde sc d.
rigira mas al Sur para celebrar una
conferencia con los jefes yaquis re-
bcldcs.
e. general Samaniego sc rehus6 a
llevar consigo la escolta que sc lie
ofrecia mauifestando que Sc consi-
deraba mas SECURE yendo solo.
Por mas que no Sc conocen Il cien-
cha cierta sus planes, sc cree que tie
ne cl proyecto de enviarlcs aigunos
mensajes, desde Moctczuma. a los je-
fcs yaquis para fijar la fecha Y el
lugar de la conferencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-10
CARUSO HIZO DECLARACIONES
Y Sc MUESTRA SATlSFECHO
DE sU VIAJE A MEXICO
(Vicne dc Ia la. PaS)

NADIA una casa ' en- ella sc encsrga-
ban de cocinar unas j~ovenes meNl-
canss que habian servido con una IA
rilia italiana. Las tiendas son exec
lentes; ell pueblo pacifico e mdustrIo-
so Y eli pals parece pr6spero.
Eel ~servicio de t~ranvias electrIcoS
es bueno ' los m~eXicanos cuentan
con IN servicio de pequenos carros
motores que llevan pasajeros por uno
o dos centavos.
"El promedio de las entradas du-
! rante la temporada fue de velnTlcln-
co q trcinta mil pesos. por noche. Y
mi Ultima representation fue presen-
ciada por treinta mil almas que,
cuando termin0 esta, NE hlclcron II
al ruedo donde me a~lzaron en- hon.
bros V ne besaron.
"Yo no llegue a yer a Carranza,
pero me mando n carta muy bonl-
ia Y dos dias antes de mi salida de
ALA. el Secretario del Interior envio
al iefe de la oficina de la preusa q
que me preguntara 81 sc me habla
pagado TODD complete.
"Algunas artistas que han lido 4
Mexico Y que no son competenteS
para cumphr con contratos han
sido d~esechados por Ia gerencia Y al
regresar Sc han quejado de que no Sc
les page.
Eel rielo de Mexico es tan azul
como eI de Italia. pero cl china es
III POGO pesado para los eXtranieros
Y a consequence de ESQ sufri algo
durante las primeras semanas.
"Prefiero cantar en- e teatro que
| en- Ia Plaza de Toros."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-10
HAY L EN- Los


CIUDAD DE MENICO, Nov. O.
La Sccretaria de Guerra ha dado
ordcn para que sea vacunados to-
dos los soldados de la Guarnici6n, 10
misn1o que los oficialcs, IN virtud dc
habcrse tcnido noticia dc que Sc han
prcscntado algunos casos dc ~viruc!a
en- varios c~uartelcs.
Aunquc Ia enfcrmedad es benigna,
segun Sc informa, Sc cstan tomando
toda clase dc medidas para comba-
tirla. Y evitar su propagation. que
ser:a desastrosa entire Ia genie de tro
pa.
Fl Coasejo Superior de Salubridad
ha puesto 4 las ordenes de la Secre-
taria todos los clementos r~eccsarios
para combatir la epidemic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-10
NO IRAN A MEXICO
AUN LAS GAS.
DE- SECURES
Por tenor a I'm ataque ma
ha sido reforzada la guar
nicion de Saltillo

Is bien sabido que, desde princl-
pios de la revolution en- Mexico, las
companies de Seguros que ~operaban
en- e. pals, suSpendieron deiinitiVa-
mcnte Il 0peraciones, c~lausurarcn
sus oficinas en- nuestrO pals Y retira-
ron u agentes.
Ello sc debi0 a dos cOsas esencia-
les: al gran aumento en- la mortali-
dad. Y q la inScguridad en- los pages,
;nseguridad debida a la miseria ge-
neral. V Z la falta dc moneda de Sc
euro Y duradero valor, por cuanto
cue entonccs cl gOhierno cmitia va
lores que al POGO tempo de eStar en-
circulation. Sufrian depreciation com
pleta. hasta llegar a Su completa a
nulaci0r.
A.bandonadaS por falta dc page,
la mayor partc de las polizas, siguen
en- vigor las que continuan hacienda
SuS pages en- este pals o en- CT dc Ca
NADIA. en- dolarcs Y NJ en- variable mo-
media meXIcana.
En- acuerdos ultimamcnte tenldoS,
| por los directories dc las companlas
dc SECURES. parece ser que sc haola
acordado que las o~peraciones en- Me
Nico Sc r~eanudasen, en- vista de que
Ia Situacion iba mcjorando, en- Enc
TO del aNo proXimo. es decir. dcntro
de dos meses. para 10 cual. &C nucvo
sc abririan oficinas Y Sc c~nvlarlan a.
gcntcS tai Y como Sc hacia on tempo
! anterior 4 la r~cvolucion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-10
FL homemade a Amado Nerve
Viene de Ia Ia. Pag(

dicina, lie p~restaron guardia de no.
nor al cadaver de Nervo.
Rindieron los propios honoreS a!
extinto. elementos de la Colonia Me-
xicana Ell Ia Habana, entire ellos va
rias danas V otros, figurando tam
bien los rep6rtereS dc la prensa ha-
banera encargados de la information
martina, senores Adolfo RoqueMi.
Francis o J. Pc:ez. Enrique Torras "
Carlos Taboada.
POGO despues de las cinco de la
tarde termino el brillante homemade
en- el que RENO el mas admirable or
den.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-10
hay VILLISTAS EN-
FL ESTADO De
COAHUILA
Desconfian de que pueda ira
baJarse con segurldad
en- nuestro pals
Te!egrcra Especial para Ii PEENSA.

Tclcgrcmd Especial para La PEENSi
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Noviembre
6.-Las ultimas noticias recibidas en-
la ciudad de Piedras Negras, proce-
denies de la de Torreon Y de la ca
pital del Estado de Coahuila, vie
nen a confirmar los cumores que I'LL
timamcnte ci%rcularon. respecto de
que la vecina entidad mexicana, ha-
bia sido invadida por un grupo mas
o menos nu.neroso de revclucionarios,
que hasta ell p~resente no han hccho
sentir su presencia, sino en- algunas
rancherias. e.
Sin embargo. 10 relative 4 Ia pre-
sencia de esas fuerZas rebcldes en-
cl Estado, debio parecer cosa serla
al General Dieguez, quien de Ia ciu-
dad de Torreon Sc disponia n salir
rumbo q Durango, Y N lugar dc
hacerlo, Sc dirigio violentamentc a
Saltillo. con algunos ~centenarcs de
hombres de la gparnicion de Ia pri-
mcra ciudad mencionada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-10
Son r~iiijSt0S

Segun SC dice. los rebelc@s que
penetraron a Coahuila. por Ia CO.
marca laguncra, son villistas. de los
que Sc han apoderado de gran par
te del Estado de Durango.
Como a este Estado Sc han envla-
do gran numerc dc fuerzas carran-
cistaS. V como Sc ha p~rOcurado que
ouedcn gusrnicionadas la mayor par
te de las poblacioncs en- dondc antes
los rebeldcs llcvaban a cabo faclles
ircursioncs. Villa acordo que partc
dc sus hombrcs Sc pasaran al Esta-
do dc Coahuila. con eli fin dc cXtcn-
der su campo dc actividadcs Y hacer-
Sc dc recursos que va cscasean cn
Durango.
Sc ascgura que csc grupo Ge re-
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: otros pcquenos nuclcos sc han refu-
giado. cscapando ahi a Ia persecu-
ci6n dc les tropas del gobicrno, y
so~steniendose 4 fuerza de atsques
~frecucntcs d las r~anchcrias.
En- SaltilO. aun cuando Sc sabe que
los rebeldcs no son rumerosos, hay
tenor De I'm asaito por sorpresa. :
Sc ha rcforzado considcrablemente ia
guarniCi6n.
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NOTA:-Los suscrptorcs, al Zanzibar de residencia, deben darnos
tanto la nueva como la antigua direction, a fin de poder anotar el csnHIo
en- nuestros ibros.
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Sc ascgura que csc grupo Ge re-
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