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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13
DRESSES

Chic models seldom ob,ainable
except at prices considerably
higher. modelled and designed
with that deftness which insures
genuine distinction Of style. Con
venien,ly grouped and offering a
range of selection complete as
regards sizes, colors and ma
Ierials. This i, not the least Of
the rare offerings shown.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13
DRESSES

Frocks OF tafieta, satin, georg-
cite, crepe de chine, so charm
ingly new and different, and in
such wide variety Of styles, in
cluding smart new sport ttocks.
We are indeed fortunate in being
able to offer such really dress
values as are displayed in this re
markable group. MAY SALE
PRICE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13
CAPES

Savings on capcs are OF such a
substantial nature so unmistaka.
bly, genuine and valuable they
reach tremendous volume and
they are so thoroughly unexpcc-
ted at this time that we do not
see how any woman can over
look them. Every wanted ma
,erial and color shown for mis,e,
and women. Extraordinary at
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13
ENGLAND SOON
TO HAVE MANY
LAND HOLDERS
Larger Estates Are Being
Cut Up and Sold,
by RAYMOND G. CARROLL.

u.onion Time. Cable Copyright 1919.
tho Public Ledger Company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-13
CAPES

Continual reductions OF cape
stocks, OF course, necessitates
more radical reductions as the
season nears the end. You will
lind surprising style modes in
these charming wraps, consisting
Of mems wear serge. velour, pop
lin and gabardine. In a good as
'or,ment OF sizes and colors.
NAY SALE PRICE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

after h. has asked oongrs-s % pass
The suffrage amendment. are really
ants" Who take ih.s method q pro,
lnF 20 ths country that women a.. nor
20 b" tra led With the vote The
ssme so of women did Nhai they
could. and Il vas but little, 10 en-
bsrrass The administration and aid the
German cause They surely did not
yarsae this method in order TO r,t
votes, Ter no one in his right mud
would. In such a time. eise votes 10
public enemies. who were burning N
cfflgy the commander in. chlef Of the
army and nav, In time of var. TO b"
rs,d again a the men who were fighi
irr for their country
We submit thai Il the disgaoefui
conduct in Washington y really the
' ork al the ants" Il Is nos justified
4 will be Impossible 10 Prove BY the
conduct Of fe~ women that the ~s-
u'en Of the United States arr disloya
There are doubtless sonic dlsloysl
women. a. there are som. dlsloyai
men. bur ihe great body Of them has
been loyal and done noble work ia
the war, and q Is unfair for the an
10" 20 seek 90 discredl, them Be
sides this. while President Wilson Is
abroad fighting a good fight. Il Is dis
loyal and calculated 10 impair his in 3
'uence for good for even a pretended a
attack upon him Al home The people
u Europe cannot be- made to ipicr-
stand that this is really the op.oate
q What ii PROCESSES 10 be. and only
intended a. q ohtical rusc 10 defea I
woman suffrage by trying 30 show ihst
Aasrican women are disloyal and not
10 be trusted with the ballot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15
DepOrt the IngrdteS

the audcalrsbiss sho arc ~sltlaE %
flofA here IN oFasf 10 ta.~ sassnt.ss
- ths conditions To- vhi1h car o~a
hoya fought
rhsfs ~ses ,hosssnss 81 slisns ~es
col s,ss. ,ho.ae ,hsy ~sss s~ss~ 40
ebi,gsiie" % % - rs~ss ssssid 81
ss MADE s.,.ssns - ne vsl,ss s,ssss
81 ,ns ssfli~.s eoss'bls momsr,. ~.
mar ~ho hss 'sssh' fsg q ss.rsry 70
sa,l,lss 20 ~ - ,hs rish,s ard priv
llssss % ,ns sitss"s - mat sesrsvy.
a coaatft that t. Eood snoash 20 ll,s
10 ls good enoaxh 90 fixhi for n iisht.
ina becomes necessary snd ,n.ss ~~s
are too so~srsly 70 80 . ~sns psrs ~
mars eos"s,y sss's nss 70 be o..
io~ss 10 ssmsir ssrs. A~ss.ss V -
piece 'or ,hs sissn n:rsss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

4 u proposed "a Initiate naiion
aide movement having fof w. paf
pos. the deportation - al aliens
both dselsranis and non duclafanis
wbo before ihs locai draft boards
claimed exemption from military sst
vice on the sfaaai ~ nou citizen
shlp The s.leeiise dfafl boards ~
seattle washlnEton have already
started the oampaisu ~hlsh saoaid
,beoms - popular taat congress I'll
bs unable 10 resist The demand for
legislation thsi ~ili prevent the aon.
aosisrsni from ever becoming natuf
allied a. ciiiten
These mrn ~ foreign hsfsh came a.
The United States 20 better their son
ditioa when The chance came Tor
TEEN 70 10 soms,hlnx Tor he eoausry
In return. they refuse Not only ihs
ihsy toos the places thci ssfe -is~n
up TO by she American boys ~ho sn
listed and remained 81 home IN com.
fort. ess. and safety drs~ing bir
wages The men ~ho refused to DO
their part ~ili not make desirable clii.
rens Trey should not only be 70.
'vsea rafs<siissror. bot shosls be
ses, sses 10 ire eesrsrsss 'ror, ~sseh
they came.
Congress is considering bill 70 -
strict immigration and there has bsen
. demand that al those silsns who
surrendered their first papers In order
% avoid their obilza,ions 70 the United
States. should be deportsd seni
Daes the non -deel4Tants with TIC
'ihsr insrates. TO keep company ~lfh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15
WESTERN DOUGHBOYS SOON
TO SAIL UP THE RHINE
tuy L @ rislAcK

,ehleny for q ieur.aas trap Aud
they not oul, are 20 eto.. ihe
l,hine and ascend the heights ~
a.. fortress Of l.hfruh,ilensirln.
Nui are e. have sAenfsi"ns up lh"
lfhiuc - fnr a. niugen stretch
of the river renowned for ts
beauty
The nrsi ~ the l;hiue excursion
steamers ~ be- read, for the n.a
on leave nov i being loaded near
the bridge Of ship. N an ca.
,uf.iau boat h can carry l'Vl
men hni for The ,ske ~ comfort
oul, ,ou will be taken on lhr aul
dirrs rides and noon meal ~
coffee and sandwiches viii hr
ettcd on hoard flsc other
boats are io he supplied !s,sl and
ueu from the olhct corps then
~ill ENJOY similar little Rhine
voyages
n, arrangement to h"u,r ihr
seventh Corps mem iu cobIens has
been accomplished through lhe
taking over Of rru,iaui Mavsfln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

. grain slorehouac whrh
hears over the Moor statement
that II was built Ia 1887 To the
Anrfiean this mav survvs, that
the slruuiurs j. lumhle,losn az
fair hui Lieutenant Colonel
jo4'ph & Hunt. n eharss uf tho
'phlenf lrasr ares. found /, ~
sxrcllsnt ronlii,on fr dormitor>
snd mess rrrI-isss llc predicts
Il VII he standing hundred yrsrs
hence
On The first floor all hs meas
seating . thousand men ~ tine.
iogrihsr With q Y ~ q A resi aud
reading rosn aui sant~en on
each ot the four floors abo,s
Their, are three larg. rooms esp.
abls of sleeplun eighty men each
So The was i clear 70 bring IA
3n men lay from the seventh
C.us ga four das iesycs THIS
put. Hsi msn dos ia 'ablsnl and
another hunlfsd from the Third
Arm, troop. hsrk of 1oblsnf viii
hiring The total ~ 70 Thousand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

,ohl,nf. Jan ~ Kansas No.
snuu. Colorado. Nevada aud New
Mexico boys ia the >p,h Division
and Texas and Oklahoma lads iu
ihe 10th. ~ last are coming az q"
eruss IA. Rhine These Two
A, islnns constituting the entire
seventh Army corps have hcen
,n che ba,kwooal. Of IA, Third
Arm, area. holding down NOR
ground than the two other corp,
and the headquarters troops e"in'
hlnrd
Last saturday about lh ui
their ofiurr., headed bs Major
seneral llaan. took what was
a., hnirally known as q tactical
ride although they role in auto.
mobiles IN order ~ spend q day
"a Cohlcnz liut the buck private
back there guarding the borders
of Luxembourg could 10 nothing
more than dream ~ the khnr
country
Nov IA. dreams are 10 he real
ifed. for plans were completed 90.
day to bring jo0 men a day into
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15
Effective Enemies of
Votes For Women

a terssin gentleman ~ ancien,
sparta piled slave with strong drink
making him very drunk Then ne
rallsd his son 10 witness the disgust >
'ns sp~ctaele of drunken man TINS
vas intended 10 lnculate Temperance
in the use OF strong drink
n Is thought by many that meth
od somewhat similar TO this has been
adopted BY the women opposed 10 NO
man suffrage. Il Is believed ,sosssbls
hat the women who are disporline
themselves before fhe White Hous.
~ Washington. cutting "a high Ilnks
and burning the president in sfflg,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas wondef for kidney AMI
bladder troabief. s.ayei. diabetes.
weak and lame back rhsumsilsm spa
irregularities OF The .idneys and bad
der IN both men AMI women regu-
iafes bladder trosbies in chlidr~n y,
not soid BY druggist viii BE- sent b.
mail on receipt Of siz5 One mai
bottle il two mouihz treslmeut sna
often cure Sead fsT sworn test
mou4sls Dr. r. ". Hall. sszs Olive
Sc, 81. LOUIS, No. sold by druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15
BITTER TASTE
SOU sour STOMACH
Pills and Strong Medicines Made
This Lady q Troubles Worse. But
redford's . Black Draught I'm
proved Her Appetite and
Took Away Her Bile.

Nancy. ky Mrs Cora waddie. =
resident of this place. glyes oui his
statement. 4 have taken BLACK
Draughi and found 4 to be the bssl
liver medicine ever used u hes
just been fine Tor indigestion. sour
stomach and = bitter taste In the
riouth
used 10 get biliors and oonsupatea
End had to lake something. Pills snd
other strong medicines would only
tear my stomach up aud leave NJ m
a worse fin Than bcfore taking be
ian to have sick headache
After learning OF Black Drsushi !
took q and was cured q ,ick head
aches. One or Two doses q week. Or
. pinch after meals. kept The bowels
open and took away all bile. have
good appetite. due TO my us Of
Black Drsught~
u your liver j. not acting properly
,su may suffer from. such symptoms
a. headache. hlllousness. consuS patton.
Indigestion. etc. ans nnlss relief lsl
obtained serious trouble nsy result
In its 20 years Of successful use.
Thedford's Black -Drspght hss been
fosnd 10 relieve these ailments ann
Indigestion. etc. and unless relief is
stimulate the liver to do lie work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

Too much esrf esr~os s~ sssfcss~s
IN sslcc'lag . coagh .n~.aioa~ for alsi.
dren u should b slss-snf " tah.
contain 70 harmful lrax and most -.
feciual in curin~ IN coBghs ssi
eoisis Long esp~riracs has shovr
thai Chamb~rislns C9sxh R~n~fS
usessa these Good ,0ps. u IL . q vHs
Ito Nth many nzafhsrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

Mrs Gillette 81 Nukegnn. hlch.
visiting her sister. Mrs J. " che
rut and Mrs Charts Ois0u
= y =
Programs 81 Msshoss. Services
Morning
Prelude Issllsmsun
Anthem ksrsphim tsure
Solo-My Task Ashford
Clara N Hoyi
postluds SNifi
Evening
Prelude Ashford
song Service
orehc Itra Selection
Solo Besgiifui Lands Hassns
clas " iioyi
Orchestra accompaniment
f'osilud. Kern
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

ihe Guthrie Roiarisns who att.u,.
"a the convention at Oklahoma CIV
-ere; DR. } W Duke. Dr n o H.rsch
: Lesh. y q Green. Nr and Mr. \.
: hernoad. Mr. and Mrs J J Hlldre,h
Mr and Mrs Charles seely. Mr. ana
ars hd Walton. Mr and Mrs charie,
o''on. Mr. and Mrs c c clothler. ~
ana Mrs y X Bsrson and Mr. and Mr..
Lymcn Gray.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

Reservations must be- made FOR she
simmer dance 81 the Gafefsris hy
tuesday st one O'Clock Plates. one
DOLLAR. war tan. teo csnis.
q =
se~ing b III day or week Call
At ~ a. W Harrison. over u l..
Miiisrs Grocery storr Mrs Mures
ys1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15
oAiLv rH o v G ut.

There q no folly efaai to hat "
itio~ing away friendship in . world
Lefs friendship u - fare
fd~Ar nalvsr Iytfon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

The Christian Endea.or q, ~.
Presbyterian church gave pretty
party on Thursday evening a, ,he
nome Of Mr. and Mrs n l. Muer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15
.Ill sus lisgsry soNos
OF ANY nsvu

Liberty Bond. n yoa must ss,s
your Liberty bonds. viii pay cash zoe
eli Issues. II you stiii ows par ou
sine Of them will psy them oss er
yoa. Market ulee. Phsne 5ss,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

C.sss sna eoss q ~sre snio,sf IA .
AZ ate hssar sAen refrv<hnenl
ere ssrs~i - seeat AIRS msnsbess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

Miss hurel Van Hoozer and Ms,
i''ro'hy Davis are visiting with frieuc,
IN Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

The Domestic Science cub met 81
Friday afternoon al the home of Alr
George Speer and assisting hos'.sse
we're Mrs O Johns. Mrs X G Burn.
dale, Mrs Hunter and Mrs Arthur DID
oens. The annual report OF the .es
re'ary and treasurer were given an
4 tribute to the memory Of Mrs Mar,
Tart was read by Mrs y NJ Garter
Mrs u l. Miller and Mrs y Doughty
~ the close Of the meeting the hos,
esses'served coffee 10 the club mem
oers and MR. Woodwork and Mrs
wright The election Of officers vi
take rlace al she home Of Mrs ceorsa
! frazier on Feb q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

fh Delta Gamm Clun-Mrr nyrot
Lschvllor
Whist club Mr. and Mrs cai.f
Crow
SUNDAY
Sacred Concert By cuihris Hand
Methodist church al o'clock
MONDAY.
Cambridge club ~csfn,gis library
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

spec.sl .sanssilstis ,srsiss. ~tli b.
Fsen essfs nlFhI fer = ertk a. ths
We NF charfh undsr fhs d.r,ei .es
Ci n lsFior. . Qaun NJ ~ en-
~ htsn an stanFsiltl anf mlssioa
sorAsr fer several sesrs and fhe
m"sAngs efomise ie BE- ~ aau,asi mt
ief.ff The rrsi onA ~iil b. s.sru A.
ne ,harch oa saada, 81 .opm sud
me 4ahlc lt Inruet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

feslouns % red aud whli. hearts ia
graduated sires. cupids and rcd shad
"a lights made the rooBs 81 The D 4
Kelly home resembi, huge Naicn
tine when the daughter of the house
Miss Vera. and Miss Helen Newman
entertained their friends silh a pro
Eressise hearts parry. Miss Mar
Doaxiass won he first prlxc aud ih.
consolation prize vas ~on By Mis-
Louise Burke In the dining room n
guests were seated a. one large iabla
which bad a. i's central decoration
a cupid tied With large bow OF rel
moline The hosiesses we're a. .stea
hv Mrs Kelly Mrs J n cump an
Ms scott Martin IN serving deiicioa
F'ifeahmenis 70 Misses Hllda Porkln
~ Sycamore. Mas. Bertha BciAnd
Zulu Townsend. Mary Douglass. Isl,
tcsslcr. Vera and cecile Alien. r.
iher tastsr. ven lngie. fosle Burke
frances ssmpsei. Dorothy Hoasln,
Phyllis Carpenter and Iva Danlcls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

Mrs Eari Hopkins ~as s.osiess ..
'h~ Koonc, Mooney shah club ou ~
iav afternoon Mr. Elliot Loon 81
Oklahoma Cily. sn oul al iosn mem
ber made top scorv and l0W ws
made BY Mrs n y wclch pa'uii
Valentine decorations we're ussd an
. deliciosa salad ooura. s.rs~l b,
The hostess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15
o..rsr q. oe..s., e.

Afe lamss Au@n. asalssa b. 80
rsashisr. - : Aers euiefis nsd -
tl~mssfs Il ~ o.tuoAs siss a4a
M D n iiafst = an affslnou n
st~ans az = "a - 'o,s i.nnsr "a
IAanasf Na,h fsnsi sofk 49, a.
temtlishsa ana a "a oslok ~
ra.sis etfe tbawn fo ihs ainiak feom
~esh "a. slifsffissis aesafsr4 efh
.eattnir - fhs seas.n and = aeli-
o. Aansr 49, ssrtd Thr urNi
nseesnx ~lil isks place ~ 80 se.ks
~Nh Mr a Has. - hosts,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

The Camp flt clis snisftalna
~ilA iarsY dress barry 81 tho hon.
~ Niss Dorothy i.ossiets lAsi evening"
NAM heautifui - ~eii - gfoicsaar
cosiamss ~efs ~ evidence snd nam.
l'sr - delightful Fams ~efe enjoyed
hesris ~erv us.d io tp.orais ths
rooms and Nalrnsine saeseslions ~efs
carried ou, 10 ne refferh rhusnis rssse
recent ~srs fhc CAM Pm euarflan
Miss MAN lts~klus and Helsn narns
tllen hlant kmnga snd poroihy
hrosu ayr narton. florenos na~
tius Nrs.i Harris, Alma ilo~lsna.
h%hsl huffins Lactls Mitchell. Gail e
lose Maddes. poroihy Nichols ~.
van shsvp frunees M.uncf. nui,y
wooa aud Dorothy i.os~less
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y y y
r,. civb

The member ~ che fiNs "tioes
Tea eiub me- Tor q game u aus ion
a. the home ~ Mrs. l. ! Roland On
Friday Prize FOR hirh and 90
scores we're ~on by Mr. IcnB q
Trader aud Mrs Ceorr, HiilInKsl.i
Tea was ssvved a. che cluse ~ enc
ffleruoon aud Mr. Raymskor Will
entertain the cub - the hom. -
her daughter. Mrs } , neiand in tao
weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15

The Nounx lAdlss S,pislls - ~
NafNs Catholic chur,h 49, enter.
'sinet b. Nj hay Aussouitrisk sni
Miss Christine fNhrnr 81 The hnmr
n ii~ former. last evening ilrara
snd aa..seis and o,h.s smblcns Of
the month M f'bnafi aeoori~i the
llNns r,om and dinins room In a
hsart ana haiehet contest prices ~.rs
awaried 10 Miss Mariha f.Anrel and
Mics shsrsln aud she consolation
ff.Tes ~ere presented io Miss Sell.
frary and Miss kmna narrs Llshi
refreshments ser. served a. ihc close
si the evening 10 elkhieen gaeas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-15
SATURDAY

c A L T. N o A "
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-20
GAS EN- Ell ESTOMAGO ES
PELIGROSO
Recomienda ell Uso Diario de Magne-
STA Para Veneer Esta Affection
Causada Por La Fermentation
De Los Alimentos e lndi-
restion Acida.

Gases Y aire en- cl estomaSo. acompanados
dc csc llcno O sensation de hinchazon que
viene despues de las comidas. son evidencias
cast inequivccas dc Ia prcsencia eNecsiva del
acido hidrocIorico en- el eStomago. cl cual
FL peor desatiuo q1e puede conetcrsc e.
oeecuidar .aa scria conGicion o tratarla con
crea 10 que Sc llama Indigestion aeida-
Estomagos acidos son peliSroscs poraue 81
scido en- Gennasia irrita las delicadaS paredes
del est6maSo v con frccuencia este conduee
a ~sastritis aconpanads de ulceras de eStoma-
20 de caracter scrio. FL alimento Sc fermen-
Il V Sc agra, c-eando el gas offensive que
ensancha ell estomagc y estorba las funeio-
mes de los orgercs interncs whales ) con ire
cucncia afectsLdo al corazon-
IA ayuda de digestivoS ordinarlos, los cuales
no tienen efecto en- naturalization en- los aci-
dos del cst6uaSo. En- luga- &C hacer este.
cci siSase en- Una Botica unas cuantas onzas
de Risurated Magnesia y tome despues de las
comiGss una cucharadita de ella, disueita en-
N cuarto lie vase de aqua Esto hara que
inmediatamente arroie fuera del cuerpo los
gases. ARE o hinchazon; armonizs el estoma-
90, neutraliza ell exceso de acido y previene
So formation sin dolores o molestas. Bisur-
ated MaSnesia O en- fcrma de p~astillas. mum
ca en- fo-ra de Hquido o leches) es inofensiva
al estomaso: es muy barata J Ia ueIor for.
ma de maSnesia para Uso del La
usan miles de pcrsonas que hoy saborcan
conni6as sin el mcnor tenor de indigestion.
Bisurated NaGnesia sc vende en- todas las dro-
Spsrias . esSeSG tAdV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-20
LOS ~COMERCIANTES VAN
A REUNIRSE
(Vaene de IL Ia. pag.)

numeroso possible, Y entonces ellos
compraran todos los carros de carga
que sean n~eecsarios, asi como deter
minado numero de ~locomotoras, para
auemntar ell deficiente %servicio.
Estes trenes. Sc dedicaran en- par
t~icular, al servicio de sus propietarios,
pero al mismo tempo, el gobierno
podra contar con ellos para 10 que
puedan servirle, sin perjuicio de los
intereses de sus duenos. Las maqu!-
mas que arrastren los trenes die carga
de los negociantes, arrastraran tam
bien, 81 ell gobiernc 10 Guie1e, y a
cambio de la libertad de las Was, los
carros de pasajeros necesarios para
el trafico en- determinadas regiones.
Ell gobierno prestara a dichos tre-
mes las escoltas necesarias, y podra
u~tilizarlos para ell envio de tropas,
cuandc con ellos no Sc cause per
juicio a sus propietarios.
Ademas, los duenos de estos ire
mes, tendran derecho al uso de los
talleres de reparaciones de las llneas
nacionales.
Una vez ultimados los arreglos con
,2l executive, los industriales y CO.
merciantes procederan a la compra
del material ferrocarrilero antes d.
cho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-20
Dicen que Angeles paso va a
Suelo americana
(Viene de la Pas. LAD

que las referidas tropaS parecen eStar
ansiosas por que tai incursion Sc He
vara a cabo. pues consideran que ella
les proporcionaria n oportunidaa
de capturar a Villa, pues Green GU.
no podria escapar dados los prepara-
tivos cue han hecho para esperanto.
Agrega cue de FabenS dieron cuer-
Ia de II Sc habian visto q unos Sc
tenta villistas cue Sc aproXlmabaT
a la frontera V que Embellishments
Sc enviaron fuerzaS a dicho punto.
Parece que los carrancistas no han
;ntentado aun r~estabhccer las comun'-
caciones telegraficas Y f~crrocarrile-
ras con Chihuahua V segun sc dice,
este obedece a que temen cue u ha-
va algunas partidas villistas a 10 lar
90 de Ia via, las cuales d~estruirian
nuevamente las parties que fueron
siendo r~eparadas.
El general Gonzalez. Comandante
de las fuerzas ca%rranciStas lie Cludad
Juarez dice qIe esta SECURE de que
Villa ha desbandado sus tropas Y de
que Angeles Sc ha refugiado va en-
territorio americana.
A este respecto. dice otro telegrama
recibido de Ell Paso, Texas, que va
rios reporters Y agentes han estado
vigilardo Ia casa donde Sc halla ale
jada la familia de Angeles V gus han
podido c%omprobar que este no sc ha
puesto en- communication con ella.
Los amigos de Angeles c%onsideran
probable un rompimiento de este con
Villa, va que tiene que estar conven-
cido de que mientras Sc halle asocla-
do con el no podra ganarse la con-
fianza de los americanos, Y suponen
que la oportunidad para tai rompi-
miento Sc Ia proporcionaran las re-
presal;as que consideran l~ndudable
que Villa tratara de tomar Y 2 las
cuales Sc opondra Angeles, pues exis-
ten algunos antecedentes que perEai-
ten juzgar acerca de que Angeles no
esta de acuerdo con semeJante poll
tica.