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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12
Plan Afoot in City to Send
Band and Returned Rain
bow men to- Des
M0ines. /
TO STATE WELCOME
Men From Rainbow Division
Invalided Home to go
Also.

A plan is now afo0t in Webster City
to send not only the band to Des
Moines Thursday to the statewide well
come to the men Of the 16Sth infantry,
but also every man now in this city
who was member of the Rainbow di-
vision and has been invalided home.
Subscription papers will be circulated
lin the city tomorrow asking contribu-
tons to pay the expenses of the band
and returned Rainbow men. Not only
are Webster City people asked to con-
tribute toward this fund, hut farmers
residing in this trade territory will
also be given an opportunity. Sub
Lscription papers will be found at the
various banks and also at the Freeman.
Journal office. The people are urged to
contribute generously to the end that
Hamilton county may do her full share
in assisting in a royal welcome to the
men of the 16Sth.
Casllals to March.
All men of the Rainbow division who
have been invaded home are invited
to participate in the review in Des
MOines, marching with the company of
which they were members. 1t is ex-
pected that at least $3.50 will be needed
| to pay the expenses of the band and re-
turned men to Des Moines. They will
leave the city on the morning passen-
ger Thursday and will return the same
day on the evening train.
Afternoon Program.
In the afternoon will occur the last
parade and review of the famous Rain
bow men, the parade being finished
about 8 O'Clock, when the 168th will 60
to the Coliseum.
!, Dancing will commence promptly at
9 o'clock. G. s.. Walker, chairman of the
day, announces. The, box snppers do
mated by citizens will be turned over to
the men and they will make merry un-
It'll II o'clock, when they Twill eiitrain
flor Camp Dodge ,i4"I ai(,'' !.
VIII Only Soldiers on Floor.
Only soldiers of the One Hundred
Sixty-eighth infantry will be admitted
to the Coliseum main floor Thursday
night. Relatives will be admitted to
the balcony where they may watch the
big party.
Girls will be present from the twenty
six patriotic organizations Of the city
to act as hosts to the returned men.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12
IOlUa Falls and Hardin
Go OUer Top on Loan

Iowa Falls. Iowa. May Il, Especially
Iowa Falls. as in the previous liberty
bond campaigns went over the top by a
good margin Saturday night, exceeding
the quota assigned the city by $1,000.
In the county. Written holds first place
for over-subscription, its quota being
over-subscribed G3 per cent. Union is
second with an over.subscription of ten
per cent AMI Iowa Falls is third. When
the final figures are all in, 1t is evident
that Hardin county met her quota and
subscribed for over a million Of the
victory bonds.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12
Want Paid Secretary /.
For Commercial Club

Iowa Falls, Iowa, May II, (SpeciaE)
The Commercial Club Of this city
has decided that paid secretary for
that organization will prove good in
yestment and steps have just been
taken looking to the employment of a
man who will devote all his time to the
work of the Commercial Club and
through that medium advance the city
iindustrially as well as in other ways.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12
A Double Shower.

a 1IOa1U1C OuOWcte
The Misses Jessie Hummel and Bees
Lyon were hostesses to the~lady mem
hers Of the high school faculty at TIL
home of the latter on Boone street
Thursday evening.
The affair ives double shower II
honor Of the two young ladies, wh'
are to be brides this summer--th'
Misses Elizabeth Macdonald and Yer,
Wingerson. a very pleasant evening
was spent in viewing pictures, which
the fates (?) gave of the past ant
future history OF each of these twt
ladies'. Miss Katherine Lane threw
the pictures on a screen and Miss Igor
explained the pictures, which were
to say the least, great surprises to N
assembled friends--and especially Il
the guests Of honor.
Then the fates unwOund thread o.
life for Miss Macdonald and Mis-,
WingersOn, and the friends tied mystic
objects, varying in size and weight t.
the thread. Much endowment followed
as each pulled in her fate and reat
the verses inclosed. Beautiful vases
and useful articles were found in thu
packages.
Dainty refreshments were served BY
the shostesses -&nd thus pleasant re
Z. D. /.
hinder was given the two ladies tha
their associates rejoice that two specfa
soldiers have returned from Europe
and the cherished plans Of prevail
times may now find happy consuma
ton.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. John 8. Heffner and
baby daughter of Duncombe and the
formers visiting mother. resident Of
California, were Webster City visitors
Saturday afternoon.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Teal spent Sunday
In Charles City at the home of their
son, A. G. A. Teal and family. They
arrived home this morning.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

Miss Rebecca Swenson of Story City
is visiting in this city this afternoon
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. I. A.
Osmundson and family.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

Mrs. John Hanlon arrived home
from Rock Island, ILL.,, yesterday. hav
ing been called there by the death Of
her father few days ago.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

Mrs. II. H Clark arrived home from
Polo, Ill, this morning after an extend
ed visit there with her niece, Mrs.
Harry Waterbury and family.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

Miss Mollie Warner Of Hampton ar.
rived here today to visit her sister, Mrs
Clyde Pringle and family, andetO make
the acquaintance Of her new niece.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

Mrs. Ross Skilbred of harrisburg
and Mrs. Adolph Westwick Of Williams
are visitors in Webster City today.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

DR.. r. D. Kellogg returned home to
Sioux City this morning, following a
few days visit here with his mother,
Mrs. A. Kellogg.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

Harry Studley were business callers in
Webster City Saturday.
Mrs. John Fonken was a. passenger to
Webster City Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Thompson, Bert
Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. II. o.
Brill and baby spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. F. P. Mckay.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Alexander were
passengers to Webster City Wednesday
evening.
Miss Mary Cordes and visiting
friends, Misses Carolyn Caruth and
Lucille McCrabb, of Iowa Falls, spent
several days last week at the home of
the former.
Will Kennedy and family of Williams
spent Sunday at the E. Il. Schmidt
home.
Z. p. Cordes and sister, Miss Bertha,
were passengers to Webster City
Thursday evening. !.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Hanson and
Miss Annie Hanson of Jewell spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Hansom
Rev. Arthur Bottom of Gilmore City
visited friends here Thursday.
Mrs. E. D. Waterman was passen-
gor to Webster City Thursday.
George Sampson purchased a. new
Paige six passenger touring car last
week.
Miss Ellen Kayser of Webster C:';'
spent Sunday with friends here.
A number from near here and in
Kamrar took the eighth grade examina-
tons recently. The pupils were
Frieda Hemmen, Pearl Hemmen, Jessie
Koop, Caroline Gerber, Esther Berry
Ihill, Marie Rigter, Mildred Seamands,
Clarice Hassebrock, Willie Greenfield,
George yanLangen, Louise Fonken,
Catherine Gerdes, Gladys Nelson. They
are all in hopes of passing into the
ninth grade
Ben Heyer and Bertha Cordes autDed
to Webster City Saturday evening.
Miss Esther Cordes and sister Jennie
were visitors in Webster City Saturday.
Babe Reed, who is attending sch Vi
at Webster City came home Friday
evening for an over Sunday visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Reed.
Leslie Gilbert of Ames spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. L.
Gilbert.
Miss Frieda and Pearl Hemmen visit
ed Thursday and Friday with theiS
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Van
Langen.
Mrs. G. X. Brill is enjoying a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Margret Kahley
Of Des Moines.
May 10. rs 10 = 1ifte
He has achieved success who has
lived well, laughed often and loved
much who has gained the respect
Of intelligent men and the love Of lit
tie children; who has filed his niche
and accomplished his task; who has
left tlesworld better than lie found It,
whether by an improved poppy, per-
feet poem or a. rescued soul; who
has never lacked appreciation Of
earth's beauty. Or failed to express it;
who has looked for the best in others
and given the hest he had; whose life
was]an inspiration; whose memory is
la benediction. Anonymous.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

Judge G. ID. Thompson, who il hold
ing court at Clarion. spent Sunday with
his family in this city.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

Mrs. j. L. Larson and Mrs. Alfred
Martin Larson Of Jewell are visitors
In Webster City this afternoon.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

]. NJ. Lee Of Iowa Falls visited here
with his brother, p. w. Lee, between
trains this morning.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

George Talcott and Carol Rick of
Williams visited friends in Webster
City. last evening, -
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

Miss Ethel Guthrie of Emmetsbnrg
spent Sunday with friends in Webster
City.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

Miss Mabel Saunders Of Waterloo
visited over Sunday in this city ut the
A.. b Like home. a .,y1i, Il ,t,5ss,l
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12
Farewell Surprise.

: : i y % J
The ladies Of the Stonega Red Cross
auxiliary gave a farewell surprise Fri
day night for Mrs. r. B. Rutledge. who
soon moves to Webster City. About
eighty We're present.
Il A report Of the work done by the
Stonega society was read by the treas
urer, Mrs. T. c. O'Connor, after which
Mrs. L. N. Mason, president, presented
Mrs. Rutledge, on behalf of the society,
with a beautiful silk umbrella. Re-
freshments were served at the close of
a delightful evening. The women OF
Stonega regret very much the removal
of the Rutledge family. hut wish them
well in their new home.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

FOR RENT-go0d room house and
acres Of land. See Geo. w. Lee.
12d-j-f-ff
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12
DAILY MARKETS
Furnished By e. W. Wagner : CO.
O@ee In Dessert Bldg. Phsnc $40
H. M. Sharpe, Manager.
AFTERNOON GRAIN LET1EH.


Chicago, May 12-Good demand for
cash grain. Hogs 20 to 80 up. Fore
cast suggests showers. Large covering
! " shorts is reported. Local gossip
suggests the sharp advance,is the main
guide overnight, that reaction may
suit the situation.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Hogs $4,000. Market 20 to 80 higher.
Top $21.O5.
Cattle 1900. Market steady.
Sheep 10000. Market steady.
Hogs left over SAB.
RANGE IN PRICES.
Open High Low Close
Corn
July $1.6s $3.50 $i.63 s1.6ss
May .$1.71a $l.79 $1.71h $1.7ss
Oats
July Csc cole 672c 60c
May Use 7OAc Csc 69Sc
CHICAGO CASH.
Corn
yellow SITS to $1s11s.
yellow. $1.79 to $1.SO
white $1.S2.
white SITS to $1.s2.
white $1.T.
Sample $1.35 to $1.75.
Oats
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12
COURTESY For Bride.Elect.

The charm Of the season with its
budding trees and fragrant blossoms
was amply cast over the pre-nuptial
luncheon party given Saturday at the
r. G. Clark home, Miss Sibyl Clark
complimenting Miss Elizabeth Cham
berlin, whose marriage to Mr.. Burnice
r. Brown is an event of next month.
Places were laid for the members OF
the Tuesday Bridge club and few
other guests at one long table, the
spring-time touch being given with "a
bowl Of snap dragons and ferns as
table decorations. Luncheon was
served in four courses, Miss Ruth Mer-
rill assisting Miss Clark in serving.
Fragrant jars Of apple blossoms were
lavishly used throughout the living
rooms. ysfi $s
A feature liof the afternoon. which
was passed with sewing and converse
tion,, was an. aluminium shower, the
bride-elect receiving marvellous array
of pieces to be used in the new home.
" r 6
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12

Business cards printed at this Office.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-05-12
Birthday Party.

Miss. Kathryn, daughter of Mrs.
Bessie Peterson, celebrated her
eleventh birthday Saturday. She EN-
tertained IS friends from 3 until 6
O'Clock p. m. A general good time was
had and refreshments were served.
Her young guests remembered Miss
Kathryn with many beautiful presents.
Mrs Peterson was assisted by Miss
Ruth Hummel. 6
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SOCIAL EVENTS.
Tie Choral society will meet with
Miss Rosalind Cook tomorrow evening.
The Thursday Circle will meet with
Mrs, Earl Leonard Thursday afternoon.
The Past Noble Grand association
will meet Thursday afternoon at $50
O'clock with Mrs. D. H. Morgan, 80
Division street.

Mrs. w. f. Hunter was hostess Sat
urday evening to a group Of ladies at
an informal gathering at her home on
Des Moines street, as a compliment to
Mrs. G. w. Black Of Ames, who is WIS.,
iting friends in this city. Light re-
freshments were served and the even
ing was spent socially.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
SECCEON EDITORIAL
ESPANA EN- AMERICA

nur>Iro> manantialc> tie pctroleo. dc malIcra que
& im,DuIi, cituncrS imvc>tigar las ne"cSii;'deS '
>e"uridadc> pre>emtc>. dando los rodcos que Scaa
nc,,>ario<. para cncontrar cI ucgocio actecuado Y
0pJrtunU que sea 4 la rcz la base y puhlo de iartlda
para los neeocio> >ub<ccncntc>.
Ne una. infiuidad de ncgUciacionc> leirollIc-
rms girprn uarslizaIo< Sr< ~1rabaioS pUr ta!ta de
mc-ic< de- tram>I,urte> marltImo> Y tefre>tlr>' Las
gr:,nd,% cumpahia>, que IicIen oleoconducto>. tan
ouc>. = yaporc>. nj Il. urupaU nj podrlan ocupar>e
tai vcz en- cl trar>portr del comhu>tihsc tie $l>
cumpr;i,lurr> cu pcr<prctiya. lie la cr!ai ha rrSu!t;-
do uu, las lcuutha> cMprc>a> 81 ham multpiic1do
@ranic> Iuonopoiiza,!ulr>.
It ven obli"ado> Il vcuit"r >u> proVIc'iadc> Il los
Cnnocemo> dc ci>o~ en- que los prophetic
rios dc riquI>imo> poZo> dc Pctroiro ;" han visit"
nl,lig:do> i rrriar >u> valvula>. por iaila dr me
dio> dc tran>portr.
NADIA mcuoS uuc nm c>panol. prupirtariu dc
una tiruda de abarrutc> ' de I'm prfurHo rancho
pro lirlo = Tampico. iuyirtiG >u> ahorro> en- la per
roracion ID. I'm pozo en- ri tcrrrno de 'jicha rropic-
dad. Lii prrforaciou rc>ultU muy af"rtunada. pur>
81 uoZu purtir prmIucir Uu caudal considerable dc
conlhU<Iihlr. cue 81 lahuriuSo hero Ilmacen" Ell
prc>a> prnyi>ionaic>. y" rccordamo> 81 fucr"n
cirn q ,io>cirnto> mil barrilcS dc pctr0I"o los que
pndo c<ianc;ir. prro como no logr" que nadic lr pro
,mrriur,ara los nlr,iio> de transporter cl llquid".
con iuda 81 fortuna iuutil2ada ' c>tancada. 50 VI"
rm Ia aprcmiautr uccc>ilad dc dcjar ahandonad:l
La cmrre>a. PARA volvcr nucyamcntc ii mo>trad"r
lie I'll tjcTia he aharrul">.
- urrr>itan. pur>. iudu>tria> auNiliarcS &c
la prrrollfrra. llarcu faltl mucya> rcfincria>. :"
urrrS!tan uIcocuuducto>, ranVuc> ' vaporrS. qu" avn
den i las urquclt> cinprc>;>. ' las imvrr>ionC> que
Sc ha"an cl ucouciarinn"> dc esd InC"iC. >atI>tar'.
ran una gran nccr>idad y o~h1cmdran >"@ur'in"nI"
utjli,Ildr> que nj 81 ~ima@inan.
Adrm;>. E>pah: uecr>ita combu>tibl". y na.
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pqdos por s." c~ororau0 Cu IN 1jtod
dc los dc~jrrtoS.
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ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
RANTZAU

ccnri2. tn! cs cl hCnbre luc e. %
successive "a = h&blar en- Iombre lei
D~rolctar!ado aleman.
Sc le atribUyen sentinientoS comci-
ljaiores Y ~teEdeccias ljbcrales. lie
im]pidieron eSos seNtimicntoS conri-
|iatorios, a .Alemania. ordenarlc 4 d.
namarca. mechanic ma demarda con-
minatoria que .c fue rresentada en-
los rrimeros di&s de la guerra. que &c
rrara por medic lie minaS los estrc-
cho- que conducen a Bdl;ico? En-
cuanto 4 sus tcndenciaS liberaleS. Ger
tamente our las ha manifestadc de
iando ~proSeguir > 81 vist4, On COpcG-
hague. las int!igas de esos social-dc-
mocratas alcmanes que hac;uG Il n
-cZ IN lucrat:r" com arcio de carh0n y
uMa propaganda intenSa contra :oS a
l;aGos. Toleran6a csas ~ir!proplaS in
jri"as. rGidndo!aS. acaSo. sin eve ja-
mas 80 c0u,prometiera ell elias per
sonuiment". 81 Condo Brockdorff-
RantZau deHio msnjrarieS una elcyu-
la idea de Sus ~talento> 4 NJ. Scheidy-
mann Y socios. :Es por este misIao
motive For 4 que Sc lie llama Il a
"ilhclmstrasse? GHabrI otros mott
:OS Secretv.2
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RI pen>ant"nt" c>ian"i IL" Ia "''''o' - Wv"
.uclonar. para acoiardar>' 4 Ia> '"rT'ct"> ""''''
mas ' a l"> Ihtorr>'> iEiPit"".c>' IL '.e1' ''E'
%%@> ,,i''" :" - -, ,r.r. IL. ann.
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w ,""" ,a~ni, .n,n
u" 81" "
Ia pretoria "F m',.''' '" :. "''''" ,>t"''"'
Sc@nH "f&'t'> t>Pt'I'l'>''> &c IL P""'n>"''.
or'efhli''a""" ''>lo' '''I''i"''''"" 'n ID "'''i''''
marginal i'f 81 cN'e>" tie "I'"''"F'' "' """'
I" ~" - =! ""'"'"'" "i"i ''"" ~ Nv ~ y ~
sis' oe'f"c'rt''" 'I mo '"> t>p"""i'> N">
hiir'"'> 4 ,\'"tF'''' con '>'"'L''''''' a y"
Il Pe>ar az >H> 'F'>'> >'''''> F"!''"
crpil"ic dr "rN"i''r r"' 'fr''> que III - >'>P''"'''
los vaiorr> que njciiSrm'"!n"N'' 50 'h'''F''" en- los
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sT>=dr.76n dei foe"-ss pasa Ia FEGNSA1
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Los EXTRANJEROS Sc
0UEJAN Ante
CARRANZA

CIUDAD DE MENICO, marZo3.-
Algunos eNtranjerOS de esta metro
poll han presentado ultimamente an
tie CarranZa. una queja en- Ia que pi-
den ser atendidos desde luego, sobre
asunto POGO conocido del publicO.
Hace aproximadamente dos amos
nj ilegar a cabo Ia formation del ca
tastro, e. gobierno. que estaba en- eE
periodo agrado de 81 radicaliSmo y G
TO guerra tener q yer con e~NtranJe-
roS para ninguna coSa. pues Mex. ente
10 era para los meyicanos. o meier d.
cho. para los revolucionar!os; hace
dos amos. repetimos, Sc obiigo L los
propictarios dc casas. de Macdonald
dad cXtranjcra. de los puebloS del
Distrito. a registrarlos como de pro
piedad dc meXicanos.
rs dccir. Sc les cbligo 4 hacer cons
tar. en- un documento Official de tan
TO valor como el del registro de una
p~ropiedad. que SUI nacionalidad era la
m~eyicana. S;endo asi que On realidad
no 10 era.
Tai Sc hiZo COZ subditos ingleseS.
c;udadancS americanos Y f~ranceSes etc
etc. los quo tuvieron que firmar eSa
falscdad. para no pcrder Il propie-
ladies'. pges con clio Sc les amenaZ"-
5a si no 10 hacian asi.
Algunas de las m~encionadas per
L,,L, -,
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Ell D~iPLHMATIC0 DE LOS PROLE-
TARiOS ALEMANES

lie IA Engperatriz. Prohauiercentr Il
eSta alta protection Sc dcbio 81 que e
accual eiecido lie VI. Ebert hu5iera
Sido auco"l:ado nor Guillevmo II. cH
1921. para mr. (! Tonh"a l. III ma
DIRE al nombrs ae 81 padre. ' para Ia
marSe en- 10 de adeiante 81 Condo Bro
ckdorff- Rartzau. No Sc iimitaron l
ESQ los favores Dc que err objero. Fut
&dmitido "omo Official en- cI Primer
Ec~imientn de Ia Gnar;i4 &e q pie,
que tenia por iefc al 2cy de Prussia
en- persona. En- Se~lidu en- tarto
Gue n d. suS he-manos 2nJra5a en
u administration prUSanI ' - .on-
rertia cn refvran.I9rio Dc Ia p-.factU-
u dc Potsdam. q mjsmo hacia Su en-
trcda on Ia diplomatic ' 10 ocupa5a
en- ella Sino puestos Ge election. Fl
n2!mente. desGc hacc SeiS amos. he
siGo MinlSrro de .Alemania - C0Den-
hague. : asom5r" = lbs GauaSes 2or
G. lui3 III tanto 2~seminado De ~ cXis-
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e. ARTISTA ARBUCKLE
LLEGARA HOY

Is csprrado hoy CT csta cludad
Nacklyn Arhuckle. considerable como
uno lie los PARTICIPATES artistas cine
m~atograficos 4c los tstados Unldos.
A.r5gcklc llc"ara al medic dla por
IN s~stacion del sur Pacifico. donde
e ~recibiran los negociantcS de San
Antonio que han proycctado estabic-
Ger una emprcsa dc cincmatoGra-
20 an csta ciudad en- compania del
~artiSta que hoy llega.
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Er0fisio Perez en- G"odoL'pc.

FL gruDo rebelde de referencia cs
el mandado por Evaristo Perez, jefe
felicista que hace algunos meses- en-
los ultimos del aho pasado-atraveSo
la Inca fronteriza. internandose en-
ell Estado de Chihuahua, por un iugar
cercano a FL Paso.
Evaristo Perez. entr6 acompanado
de unos cuantos hombres Y falto por
complete de elementoS. de los cuales
fue ~haciGndose POGO a POGO. sorprcn-
dicndo Il pcQuenos destacamentos Ca
rrarcistas en- la sierra de Chihua-
hua.
\ principles de Ii emana Ultima,
segun Sc sabc por las autoridades mi
litares de Ciudad Juarez, el jefe fe-
licista aparecio en- las ~cercanias de
la villa de Guadalupe, que estaba de
fcndida por reducida ~guarnlcIon ca
rTanc;Sta.
Cor un nucIeo como de Glen hom-
bres. Perez ataco Ia plaza, Ia cuaI.
desputs de algunas horas de comba-
te qucd0 en- su poder. habiendo hui
do los pocos hombres que de la di-
cha guarnici6n q~uedaron o vida. y
no Sc pasaron al bando rebclde.
La toma de Guadalupe es de relati-
va importancia para Ell mcnclonado
revolucionario. por' cuanto lie ha pro-
Dorcionado OCCASION de abastecerse de
where's Y de armas Y parQue,-to-
MIDAS en- cantidad al encmigo.
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Ell PASO. TEXAS, mario 6.-La
situacion en- ell Estado de Chihuahua,
segun las noJicias que en- Ciudad Jua-
.rez Y aqui Sc recibcn. Sc haze mas
grave cada dia, por cuanto que las tro
pas del gobierno. atlas de elementos
segun Sc dice. son incapaces para ln-
pedir los avances del movimiento re-
belde.
Segun las ultimas noticias. no son
solo los villistas los que han degrade
aduenarsc de algunas plaZas impor-
tantes Y dominar en II eXtensa re-
gi6n. sino Que eI unico grupu fell
cista que por ahi ~operaha. Y del cuai
no Sc saba NADIA hacia mucho ITEM
DO. ha aparecido fuerte Ell mas de
Glen hombres. Y poscsionandose de un
poblado fronteriZo de alguna impOrtan
cha.
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