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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21
Relieved Of Catarrh Due to La Grippe, Thanks to
Mrs. Laura Berberick, So years old
of 1905 Willow Ave., HOboken, N. J..
writes:

without benefit Every winter for four years. have had
could not lie down sleep at night
NOR had no blood
Perun aIendar
benefit
me-
troubled headache morse
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21

Continued on Page Three.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Aleoan Beaug R0ses al dag Sadag 90 Zoo

this week The tea viii be given az
the residence OF Mrs William Ed
mund Baker. Among those assisting
VIII be Mrs. James Hilbert, Mrs. En-
nit Earl Lindsay. Mrs. Louis H.
Brandt and her sister. Mrs William
son, Mrs. C. Frank Worden, Mrs. Ju-
lus T. Porcher and-lIrs. /. A. Spencer.
The schools of district No. Is OF
Dona Ana county closed this after
noon with exercises at each Of the
buildings in the district
Mrs. ]. J. Judd and daughter. Miss
Cynthia Judd. Of the In Union dis
trict made a trip into Ell Paso Thurs
day, on a shopping expedition
Mrs. James Hilbert and Mrs G..
Frank Worden Of Canutills. motored
to FL Paso Thursday TO attend the
Episcopal convocatiou at ST. Clements
church in that city.
Mrs. julius II. Porcher Of Canutillo.
has been spending the week in El
Paso, on attendance at the Episcopal
conv0cation.
Former Governor is Visitor.
Former governor J.. Bradford Prince
of New Mexico. viii be the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs w. i. Baker at their
ranch west Of CanutillO-
George T. Baker Of Davenport.
Iowa. father Of Mrs. Louis H. Brandt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Women Consider
Delinquency In
Homeless Girls
Government Worker Makes
Strong Talk For Better
Conditions.

In her talk on community respon-
/ sibulty for delinquents. which she
made before the Equal Franchise
league Thursday afternoon at the
regular meeting held at the Y. w
c. A central building. AIRS. Rose IL
O'Haus, one Of the $50 women en-
Iployed by the United States govern
ment to work with delinquent and
dependent girls. who has been in Fl
Paso in that capacity five months
told how the community fosters delin-
Quencv by permitting places OF sin 10
I flourish and how churches. schools,
I clubs and civic organizations fail TO
give the aid they should along that
Z line how poverty, suffering and lone
! illness so FAR towards increasing de-
| linquency- In part she said, Every
community is guilty OF neglect which
does not at least try 10 make living
D conditions bearable and bring into
every life sunshine and the joy Of liV-
I ing. There should be a living wage
FOR every worker; such food regula-
tions as viii bring proper foods
within the workers reach and super
vised recreation and amusement for
every age.
The community which. permits
places Of temptation to flourish and
does little 70 eliminate Them the
community which is Tirtuous only
in fits and starts and has a cleanup
occasionally, but does not even try TO
dig up the roots Of evil, is to blame
Tor the delinquency Of its people
Mrs r. w. Ferguson. who lived in
Kansas before coming to FL Paso,
spoke on some OF the laws Of that
state which directly effect women
She stated that Kansas laws were
favorable TO women and, since
woman suffrage Is in force there.
they are able 10 prevent the passage
Of unjust laws She said; kansas
women have had suffrage so long that
II is "a ken as a matter Of course and
meets with little OF no opposition. for
the women Of that state virtually
hold in their hands the power Of
governing the state That state IS
the home of Annie L Digs. q very
famous woman suffragisr and pOlitl-
clan, and susan B. Anthony. who be-
gun the fight there for equal SUI
frage-' She pointed out several laws
that were OF direct interest TO women.
Good laws in other suffrage states
we're discussed By Mrs r. IL Car
rinEtOu. Mrs L. l. Ernst and Mrs T.
o. Griffin. Mrs. Robert Townsend
read review Of an article on "Edu-
cation and AUGMENTATION by
Franklin X Lane The president OF
the organization, Mss. o. A Critchett
spoke on the mothers pension law Of
Texas.
In a business session which fol-
lowed there was a discussion OF a
general mass meeting 10 be held at
an early date i'm connection with the
state constitutional election Com
mittees were also appointed TO ar
range for the entertainment at lunch
con Of the delegate TO the state
graduate nurses convention. which
viii be held in FL paso Nay u. 10
and H. Mrs S. 7. Fennell was made
general chairman. others on the
committee are Mrs. r Il Darlington.
Mrs H c. Greer, Mrs Vim. 1IcSain
and Mrs. Frank p. Jones. other COM
mittees appointed were on serving.
Mrs. I. S. Frankenburger, chairman
program committee. Mrs. Robert
Townsend, chairman. and . reception
Critchett and AIrs. Townsend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
STATES H0GT0R
MADE THREATS
Declared He Would "Get"
Newman, George Crosby,
Jr.. Testifies.

Phoenix, Ariz., May s.-Thst Frank
Hector, shot to death near Hot
Springs Junction. January so. last. had
brooded over a sheep deal, in which
he and J. D. Newman were interested
a year previously. and had threatened
Newman, was the testimony today OF
George Crosby. jr, former superior
court Judge Of Apache county. in
Newman's trial on the charge Of hay
ing murdered Hector. Crosby. who
told Of having been present at the
Verl1smp-Hoctor dissolution Of part
nsrship case. said that Hector had
made hostile references concerning
Newman and had said he would "get
him" Hector. it was stated. accused
Newman Of following Verkamp
around" Newman later became Yer
kamp's partner.
Tried To Pacify Hector.
u was afraid there was going to be
trouble between Hector and Newman. 20
said Crosby, and 7 did what I thought
Was right In trying to pacify Hector.
Hector repeated several times. I am
going to get Newman
The first extra session in the trial
was held last night when the court
sat until 10 o'clock At night Il was
expected thar the defence would rest
late today.
That Frank Hector had offered him
$500 a year ago If he would kill J. D.
Newman was the statement made on
the witness stand yesterday by Joe
Ortegas OF Coconino county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
LANDS 2 MEN SAID TO BE
WANTED As MURDER SUSPECTS

officer T. r 1Ic1Iahon. IN arresting
IVY Halle, is years old, Friday at the
Santa Fe bridge for attempting 70
cross the bridge without a passport.
succeeded in landing two men said 70
be wanted in Waco, Tex. on suspicion
Of murder. and in recovering an auto
mobile. According 10 the police. Halle
stated TO them that he and Eugene
Spencer, 20 years Old were wanted by
the Waco police.
Spencer was arrested by the detec-
tive office and both men are being
held for the waco autOrities- The
automobile is owned by the father OF
Spencer and has been advertised as
.rn-n--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Ell PASOANS LISTED AMONG
ARRIVALS FROM FRANCE

New York. May s--Overseas arrivals
include Sergr Frank H. Poole. 3109
Montana street; SerEt- Guy c.. Kelly.
1910 North Oregon street. Pvt CIif-
ford j. hin. Robinson apartments Pvt.
Ralph vs.. Camel. Fl Paso. 307th am
hulauce company. 302nd sanitary
train. PVT Elton A. Biggs. mother Mrs
Narissa BiEgs. 1915 Brown street.
company A. 304th machine gun bat-
Dolores Rubio. 1881 Rivera street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
GOES TO CANADA TO BUY
WHEAT FOR U. S. MILLERS

Minneapolis. MINI. Nay 9.-Frank
L Carey. second vice president OF the
United States grain. corporation, VIII
leave for winnipeg on Monday TO
purchase wheat for resale 70 millers
OF the northwest. IL was announced
here today Mr.. Carey said the
amount purchased would not be
large" and would depend upon surveys
which are being made.
The resale wheat VIII be sold 70
millers for grinding until the 1913
crop Is harvested Carey said the sale
price By the government VIII be
figured con q strictly cost basis"
Minneapolis grain men were quoted
here today as estimating the govern
meuts impending purchase at Winnf-
peg at about 100000 bushels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
LACK OF PROPER ADDRESS
HOLDS UP WAR RISK MONEY

Washington. D. O.. Nay 9--The war
risk insurance bureau today issued
another appeal for disabled soldiers
and sailors who are entitled 10 re-
celve compensation checks. but who
may not have received them on ac-
count Of a recent change OF address
to communicate the new address to
the bureau at once. Nearly 10000
checks aggregating thousands OF dol
lars representing compensation for
injuries have been returned 10 the
bureau for lack OF proper address.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
WOMAN LEPER AND FAMILY
ARE DEPORTED TO MEXICO

Maria de IA Luz Jiminez. a leper,
with her husband, Angel Garcia, and
two children were deported Thursday
after Investigation by county health
officers and immigration officers. The
case was discovered when the victim
applied 10 the Shelter hospital for
treatment on May 2nd, after which #
was found that she had been suffering
with the disease for about u years,
according to he statement she came
to Fl Paso from Mexico about II
months ago.
Dr. J. W Tappan. officer in charge
Of the public health service who with
Drs. =. J. LcCamant, r P. Miller and
T. C. Wirherspoon. made the iuvesti-
cation. stated Friday thar the state
boards Of health were carrying on a
careful search FOR lepers in Texas The
case Of Mrs. Jimeuez, he said, was
evidence Of the difficulty in locating
them as often they slip across the
border without being seen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
APPOINTMENT
OF TWO POLICEMEN MADE

An emergency appointment Of two
officers on the police force TO iii va
cancies was passed by the city council
Friday morning James Barrett and
W A. Coleman were appointed 10 fill
the police vacancies but viii be re-
quired TO stand the examinations for
police patrolmen as soon as an exam
nation is called BY the civil service
commission
This action was taken by the cOun-
ell because Of the fact that a present
there are-two vacancies on the civil
service commission and these va
cancies are filled only by appointment
made by the major
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Nez0 Mex. Bishop
Holds SerOiCeS
Near CanutiHO
Tea n Honor OF Bishop
Howden Is To Precede
Service This Evening.

Cauutllo, Texas. May 9.-There win
be special religious services at the
chapel Of St Luke's Episcopal congre-
cation, a mile west Of Canutilio. this
evening at 8 o'clock, conducted by bish-
OF Frederick B. Howden, Of this do
cese, assisted by Rev. j. B. Sargent
Of FL Paso. Preceding the services.
the women OF st. Luke's guild VIII
give a tea in honor Of bishop Howdeu
and his WIFE who has been with him
in FL Paso attending the convocati0n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Chief storekeeper George Washing
ton East reenlisted at the naval re-
cruitng station Tuesday afternoon for
his fifth cruise after 16 years Of serv-
ice in The navy. During the war ne
served aboard Z. 6. s aLeonidas." the
supply ship for a fleet Of IS chasers
operating in the Mediterranean and
Adraitic against the German U-boats-
he leaves tonight for san Francisco
where he expects TO be assigned 20
recruiting duty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
EI-SERYICE MEN FORM
SOCIAL GLIB ON RETIIPN

A group Of Fl Paso boys. recently
discharged from service. held a get
together meeting last night with the
idea OF taking up social life where
they left off when they went TO war.
The first meeting Of the club, which
VIII occur on Wednesday night. May
e at the home Of Lawrence Aronson.
1917 California street, viii be held 10
elect officers and accept applications
Of new members A dance is planned
soon.
Glenn Deer, phone 1882 and Law
renee Aronson, phone 1887. are organ
LzlnE the club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

/ Of the Ii Union district. who has been
visiting at the Brandt home for sew
@ral weeks. left Thursday for Dav-
EXPORT On his way north he VIII
visit Oklahoma. looking after extern
sive oil interests that he has in that
state.
Mrs Samuel B Cox and Mrs
George p. Luce of the Ia Union dis
trict, motored TO Ell Paso Thursday.
Robert S. Roberts. a merchant OF
Las Cruces, visited with w. Z. Baker
and family in the La Union district
Friday.
W. o. 4IcNary, Of Chamberino, n. NJ
motored 20 Canutillo Friday.
Mrs. F. n Lane Of Canutillo. visited
FL Paso Wednesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

The trial Of ". c. Campbell on a
state charge involving an alleged vio-
laIon Of the working laws for women.
was begun Friday morning in the
county court The complaining Wit
ness is Leila Kabon, who alleges that
she was required TO work as a
waitress more than nine hours a day.
Attorneys for the defence spent a part
of the morning arguing a motion TO
uHash the Indictment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
AREAL IRON TONIC
Like Peptiron May Be Just What Nou
Need This Spring.

Probably nine people out OF ten
have lost OF are losing their grip on
health in these trying months OF
awful epidemics, exposure TO damp
changeabla weather. and association
with sick people in overheated homes.
Depleted blood. loss OF the red cor
puscles, shattered nerves loss OF ap-
rerire. dull dow feelings I'm the head.
irritabiliry. all loudly call FOR the real
tonic strength and nourishment that
Peptiron VIII give you. 1t is a won-
derful corrective OF anemlc tendency,
paleness. lauEuor, nerve exhaustion
Pepriron restores the red cor
puscles 70 the blood and givss a
natural VlEor and snap thar keers
Up courage. makes you eheerF and
helpful 90 your family and friends.
and contributes wonderfully 10 the
health Of an Remember this one
things vitality. positively true
Peptiron IS real iron tonic Made By
C. ]. Hood, Lowell Mass-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
U. S. TO RETAIN FOUR
TEXAS TRAINING FIELDS

Washington, D. c., May 9.-Among
the IS flying fields and five balloon
schools to be permanently retained BY
the war department. as announced to-
day, are Kelly field No /. Kelly field
No. 2, san Antonio. Ellington field.
Houston, and the balloon school at san
Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
PAL MOORE WILL MEET
JIMMY WILDE IN LONDON

Louisville. Ky. May s.-Nate Lewis,
OF Chicago, manager for Pal Moore,
upon MS arrival here today announced
terms had been accepted for what he
called a worlds title match between
Moore and Jimmy Wilde in London on
or about July 4. Moore. according TO
Lewis, is guaranteed approximately
SIS. 600 for the match.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
~. NJ. InterschoIastic
Athletic Meet Begins

Albuquerque. " n. Nay s.-With
the largest number Of entries ever
recorded in New Mexico interscho1as-
tic track and field competition. the
seventh annual state meet started AZ
the University Of New Mexico field
here this morning. There are IS en-
tries from six important high schools
q the state, Albuquerque. Belen,
Clovis, Roswell. Ration and santa ne
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

AT the mass meeting IN New York
which welcomed Martens, a represen-
tative Of the Russian soviet govern
ment, he started TO speak in English.
but hundreds shouted. -Cut out the
English; this is Russia Speak in
Russian He spoke in Russian
-Erom Lesie.s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Enrique Cervantes and Gufllermo
Arroyo, both indicted by the county
grand jury on charges Of burglary
were arrested by deputy sheriffs yes
terday on writs af capias, and placed
IN the county jail Both were at lib
erty on bond when the indictments
were returned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
American BeautY zoe

soc Doz. Saturday at the Popular.
fAdv-)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
Va a ser %inaugwada Ia
EsCueIa Iibre de en-
sena1Za miEitar

MFNICO. D. F., Agosto 2.-La
Secretaria de Guerra V Marina, AGA.
ia de arrobar un proyecto que pre-,
sentarcn alguEos Jefes V Gficiale;
del ejercito carrancista, para cl es.
ta5iecimiento de una escuela milital
de e~nsenanZa libre.
Los pneparativoS para ia inaugu,
raclon sc activan Y va Ia sido nom
brado el personal docente que in.
tegrara el nucvo planted. que scri
e primero de esta naturaleza en- Ia
Republica McNcana. FL Genera.
Jgnacio Rodriguez, fu6 nombradc
por la Secretaria de Guerra y Ma
rina, director del nuevo planted edu-
cativo.
La Inauguration dc la EScucla
Sc llevar a cabo cl dia ) del pre-
sentre mes, en- Il parque &c lngenie-
ros. que es en- donde estara situada,
debiendo asistir a la ceremonial. Ca
rama. Juan Jose Rios, Official Ma
yor dc la Secrctaria de Guerra y
Marina V todos los Jefes Y Oflclaics
frances lie la "guarnicicn de Ia p!a-
"a,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
Regresa a Ia capital eI
Srio. de GobernaCi0n
Aguirre BerIanga

MEXICO, D. F.. Agosto OFF
cialmente Sc a~nuncio hoy que ell Lie.
Manuel Aguirre Berlanga, Secreta-
rio de Gobernacion, regreSara a es.
ia ciudad e! proXino lunes.
Los representatives re los diarios
locales, c7anGo o%currie7on Il la Sc
crctaria de. Gobernacijt,. a infor.
marse del rngreso del Lie. Aguirre
Berlanga. recibieron Ia roticia de
que es ~ineXacto que una crisis mi
nisterial este pr0Xima Ell el gab;nete
de Carranza, pues por CT ]contraric,
todos los Secnetarios de Estado
marchan de acuerdo con ell ~ejecuti-
vo V no han surgido dificultades de
ninguna clase. Sc les dijo .tambien
que las versiones que circularon res
Pecto de que Aguirra Berlanga fue-
"a a p~resentar 81 dimision Y Que en-
81 lugar Sc ~nom5raria al Lac. JESUS
.Acuna. carecen en- 10 absolute dc
veracidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
Dos fuerzaS CarTQRciStaS
Sc tirofearon en- Mich.

MORELIA. Mich. Agosto lo.-En
el pueblo de Curecuaro, Sc libro IN
renido combate entire fuerzas carran-
cistaS. debido a una confusion de los
Jefes de destacamento.
A Ia salida del pueblo Sc encon-
traron dos fuerzaS militareS. a las
6rdeneS de los t~enientes Cecilio Pc
req V Benjamin Delgado ' por mott
70 de que ringuRa de elias llevaba
uniforme militar, sino que iban vesti-
dos los Soldados de Ia misma name
"a cue los revolucionarioS, Sc comen-
aaron a tirotear Y solo deSpues de me-
dia nora de combate, Sc suSpendi6 el
fueso, por haberse ~reconocido la con-
trasena ~reSpectiva.
Tanto Perez como De'gado fueron
a~prehendidoS para que Sc hagan las
averiguaciones correspondienteS.
-Comunlcan de la cercana pobla-
zion de Paztcuaro. que los preparati-
vos para las elecciones muricipales
continuan llevandose a cabo con toda
actividad.
El Partido Obrero Independence,
p~ostula para la P~reSidencia del Ayun
taniento al teniente coronel Jose
Ignacio Canedo. que eS e. candidate
que cuenta con mas popularidad Y el
Centre Liberal Michoacano," pro
pone ell coronel I~nocencio Lugo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
sERAN CONSTRUIDOS CARROS
DE ACERO.

CIUDAD DE MENiCO AgoSto :
Despu6s de un concienzudo y tete-
nido estudio, ia Secretaria DE- Co.
mu~nicaciones V O5ras Puhlitas, ha
Gispuesto que desde luego Sc in;c:e
la construction de un regular hume,
70 de carros de f~errocarril, que Sc
ran de acero, IN lugar de MADEIRA.
Esta ~inovacion es con el objeto dc
evitar que ell material rodante que
caiga en- poder de los melodies sea
destruido, paes por regla general los
revolucionarios, 10 primero que ma
cen despues de asaltar un convoy, es
destruirlo.
Los nulevos arr seran mas j.
Ee-os que los antiques Y su costo Sc
"a mucho emo que los que actual
mente Sc hallan en- uso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
Fue atacada Ia pobIacion
que defendia 81 Oral.
Felix DIaZ

VERACRUZ. AgoSeo 2.-El coro-
mel Pedro Gonzalez, informa a la
Jefatura de las Opcracicnes Militia
res del Estado, que cl dia % del
pr0ximo pasaGo mes &c Julio, sos
tuvo IN reni6o combate con los fe-
~licistas en- Actopsn, en- dondc estos
tcnian estabiecido su Cuartes Gene
raj.
Dice Gonzalez, que al frente de
81 regimicnto de caballeria, ataco
Actcpan. cuando Sc encOntraba de-
fendida Dor fuerzas &c los genera
les Felix Diaz ' Roberto Cejudo. Los
felicistas. mandados directamente
por el ,Tefa de id Revolution. sc
parapetaron en- las casas Gel pueblo
" desde ALI abriercn fuegc sobre
Sus soldados. que tuvieron cue sus-
pender 81 avance, ante Ia granlZa-
da de balas, que sobre eyos hacian
cac7 los defensores.
Gonzalez, dice cue, efectuando un
movimiento envolvente, ataco a los
revo!ucionarlos por Ia retaguardla,
stauue que oblie6 a los felixistas a
eracuar la poolacion. salicndo por
q poniente, sin Ser notados por sus
soldados, que 81 en- esos momentos
los lutheran atacado. Sc habrian ar!o-
dorado del mismo general DIaz que
era ell que los mandaba.
Los felicistas no tuvieron granGes
rerdidas. en- cambio los soldad2s Gel
gobierno, tuvieron que lamentar Ia
perdida de sasenta ind:viduos dc
tropa V dos tenientes, que murieron
en- el combate.
El %coronel Go~ilcz, Sc muestra
asombrado de la buena organization
de los revolucionarios, lie Ia cue di-
&C que es sorpreTdente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
Sc acIar0 81 miSterio de
la desaparicion de Ia
nina Wilkinson

CHICAGO. H., J3lio 2l.-El mis-
terio que rcdeaba a Ia desaparic!on
de ia nina Janet wilkinson, de se;s
amos Ge cdad. que GCsde hacia seiS
Giss Sc halla5a perITta, quedo acla-
rado aver. con In declaration hecha
al segunGo Jefc de Ia Polrcia Alcock,
Dor Ell porterc del Hotel North Side,
Tomas Fitzgerald.
Fl portero confess haoer dado
Nuerte a Ia nina, cxtrangulandola Y
sepultindo.a lucgo debayo de un
monitor &c carbon de piedra en- los
s6tanos de 81 casa. Ell portero fue
a~prehendido per la pOl'cla al dia
sigu;eatc de la desaP&ricion de la
L.aa. 9ern fu6 pueStn deSpueS en- IL
Eartad por falta dc prUe5as en- su
contra: pero sin duda, el remordl-
miento ooligi al criminal a hacer
la revelation de 81 crimen. Condu-
c.dc al lug&: que ind;co habia ente-
rraGo Ia nina. al Sc" descu5ierto el
cuerpo de es,a. Fitzgerald Sufrio
liz sirCoPc.
FL caso de la nina Wilkinson. ha-
hia sido tornado con gran cnlpeno
TOR Ia policia de Ia cludad, Y la teo-
ria concebida desde un principle, fuc
la de Que Ia pequena habia sido asc-
sinaLa o secvestrada. Ell asesino que
es IN hombre de 80 ancs d. edad
V casado. coufeso Su crlmen. deSpues
de seis noches de insomnios Y horri-
bleS IGNORES, c~onduciendo fina!men-
te 4 Ia policia a su domicilio, en-
GUY sotano ocultaba Ell cadaver de
la nina. Una gran multitud rodcaba
In ASA en- actitud amenazadora, ha-
hiepdo tenidu que sit1arse una guar
ala especial para custodian al REQ
Y evitar que Ell pueblo fuera a lin
charlo. Fitzgerald. fue recluioo en-
n zelda, inmeoiatanente deSpues
de SUI descubrimiento.
La esposa de Fitzgerald habia 81
co llamada For su padre deSde MI
chigan ' al erterarse de 10 acaecido,
Y "a primera detencion &c su espo-
so, declare cue tenia gran re en-
su Eardo V estsoa segura de que
era Hsocente pero mas tsrde mani
test6 que ella creia que Fitzgerald
saba del paradero de la nina oesa-
La
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-04
AHORCADOS POR ORDEN
DE CARRANZA
Lo fueron los asesiros de un
subdito alemon

GUADALAJARA. Agosto Los
asesinos del senior Enrique Langes-
chiedt. subdito aleman. muerto en- Su
hotel del FL Fuerte" q orillas del
Lago de Chapala. fueron ahorcados
aver puolicamente en- la plaza prin-
cipal de GOTTA.
La apprehension de los a~saltantes Sc
llevo q cabo en- GOTTA. mientras Sc
encontraban en- complete estado de
ebriedad.
LIZ orden de ejecucion de los ase-
siros del Subdito aleman. Sc recibio
directamente de la capital de Ia Re-
publica. por acuerdo de Carranza.
La Perla de Occidente, cuenta va
con nuevos tranviaS e,ectricoS desti,
nados al servicio publico, que Ia Com,
pania Hidrcelectrica e IrrigaGora de-
Chapala. compro a Ia empresa de Ia
Ciudad de Mexico.