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Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07
Many Questions Answered.

Sister-The Sixth cavalry is sta
toned at Fort Ogelthorpe, Ga. 1t
is not at present attached to a di-
vision, II that is what you mean by
asking if it is detached regiment
A Mother-The Fourth division
already has left Germany, and the
Third was ordered to entrain for
Brest this week, so that it, too, will
soon be out. Can not tell you just
when these units will reach Amer
lea, although it will not be long. The
Fourth was scheduled to follow the
Second, which is now arriving at
New York.
Mrs. E. K.--A. P. o. 927 is at the
headquarters of the First replace
ment division, at Troyer; bakery
company No. II was part of the
Third army, which has been broken
up and all ordered home save the
First division. Cannot tell you when
this bakery company will be return
ed, but it will probably be on it's way
over very soon.
Interested-We have no informa-
ton as to the whereabouts Of the
Thirteenth regiment of Marines.
Would advise you to write to WASH
ington to the officers commanding
the United States Marine corps.
A Soldiers Mother-The postal
express service was taken over by
the army when the army postoffice
was established late in 1913 to re-
duce the delay in handling soldiers
mail. This service will be discon
tinued when the army is entirely
withdrawn from France. 1t must
be maintained until then. Men en-
gagged in this work are not sent
home along with the combat troops.
F. f .S.-The Fifth division is in
the service Of supply, and no date
has been fixed for its sailing, Pres
ent plans are to have all the army
out Of France by September /, how
ever, which means this organization
will not be long delayed.
J. A. R.-You are not required to
have an export license to send
parcels post package to civilian in
Germany. Take the package to the
poStoffice and mail it.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07
e. E title Folks Corner 3

gal, quickly vanishing over a hill
not far from the show grounds.
The crowd, which a moment be-
fore had been anxious to get far
away from the tiger. now was curl
Gus to see what Judge Owl was go
ing to do with him. Up the Hill they
went pell nell, Peggy. Billy, the
circus folks and the audience. They
got to the top in time to see Judge
Owl swooping down toward a little
lake that lay in a city park.
The tiger squirmed and twisted
violently as he saw the pond be-
meath him. Tigers, like their cous-
ms, the cats, don't like water ex-
cept to drink, and the sight OF so
much of it made the Royal Bengal
nervous.
Hoo! Hoo! What a fine place for
a SWIM" screeched Judge Owl, and
with that he dropped the tiger.
Splash, The tiger went in over his
head. Up he came in an instant.
furiously angry and swimming for
dear life.
Hoo Hoo! What fine diver, y
screeched Judge Owl. Down he
darted. grabbing the tiger out Of the
water Again he flew into the air.
and again he dropped the Royal
Bengal Splash! the tiger went UNI
der a second time.
Once more the tiger came up, but
now he wasn't angry. He was just
plainly scared. Again Judge Owl
grabbed him, and again he was
dropped in the lake. and again and
again, until the tiger was as limp
as a half-drowned kitten, and so
weak he couldn't swim another
stroke Then Judge Owl picked him
up and scared back to the show
Here's your cat back-all nicely
tanned" he screeched. Where shall
l put him."
Peggy told the circus men what
Judge Owl had said, and they quick
ly brought out the tigers cage.
Judge Owl dropped the great beast
beside the open door, and the tiger,
only too glad to get out of the
clutches of this drea dful bird, quick
ly crawled inside. The head trainer
slammed the door shut, and there
was the tiger safe and sound
I'VE must have that bird for our
circus" exclaimed the head trainer,
looking admiringly at Judge Owl.
That's what l say" exclaimed
the manager, rejoicing loudly be-
cause his $4,000 tiger was safe.
THE way he tanned the Royal Ben
gal was wonderful. I'll have him
as a freak and as a policeman to
keep order in the menagerie. How
much will his salary be-"
Peggy and Billy looked at Judge
Owl.
Il don't care as long as I have
enough to eat" hooted Judge OWL
And I'd like all the children in
town to come and see me-"
That's what his salary shall be-"
said Peggy. "All Judge Owl can eat
and free tickets for all the children
in town"
It's a bargain" declared the cir
Gus manager. And we will start
the show right now"
The circus men opened a great
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07
Some Russian Information.

An Anxious Mother-The last IN
formation we have of the l6Stn
transportation company, it still was
in Russia, mail being sent by way
Of A. 2. O. 702, which is at Paris.
The Russian situation is so muddled
that nobody seems to have any
definite information as to what Is
to be done. Murmansk is south or
Archangel on the Dvina river. 1t
is pronounced "moOrmawnsk.
Medvyezhi Cora Is small town in
the neighborhood of Murmansk. 1t
is rather difficult for a tongue &C
customed only to English pronuncA-
tion, but "met-fy-ee -zhee gooraW
will fairly approximate it, if you &C
cent the zee" syllable. If your
change Of postoffice address has to
do with allotment, notify the bureau
of war risks, allotment division; II
it is only for the service of the army,
notify the adjutant general of the
army; both these at Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

Just why the government should assist in
keeping up the cost OF living by maintaining
the price of wheat is not clear. The last con-
gress appropriated money to make up the diff
ference to the farmer, but Dictator Barnes in
sists on those who eat bread paying the war
time prices for it. Is he afraid that other foods
will come down. too?
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

The trade commission distributes the blame
for the high price of shoes among the packers,
the tanners, the manufacturers and the retailers,
all of whom have taken unjustihably high
profits, and with this explanation, we will con-
tnue to submit to the imposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

One of the first fruits of Mr.. Barnes de-
cision to maintain the price of wheat is a re-
sumption of the speculative activity in corn
So the square deal supports the food gambler
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

1.-THE authorities must have found out
by telepathy the opinion of the public
about the government ownership of tele-
phones and telegraphs."
Yes; by return wire. Minneapolis
Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

hole in the canvas wall Of the tent,
the band began to play, and Judge
Owl. with Peggy, Billy and Freckled
Pete behind him, marched in to
take his new job as circus freak and
policeman of the menagerie.
Gn the next installment will be tald the
odd things that happen when Judge Owl
joins the circus)
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

Mr.. Burleson may want the army trucks, so
the states can not have them, even though it
would be to carry out the good roads work.
Oh, very we'll
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

Burglars, footpads and the like work with
impunity, but just let an amateur bootlegger
try to get by with an unauthorized pint of
whisky and see what happens.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

The untamed taxicab and the equally I'm
restrained delivery wagon continue to add life
to Omaha's street traffic. A way should be
found to curb the exuberance of the pilots of
these juggernauts.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

Let us hope that the presidents deep and
serious consideration" goes to the bottom of the
trouble, and finds way to break the vicious
rircIe"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

You may recall that the senate has not fin
ished the discussion of the peace treaty. That
will come in time.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

With all the hunters out looking for TIL
cause of the trouble, some one ought to bring
home the bacon, and at lower price.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

Events in various parts of the country al
most make soberminded man wish that Grover
Cleveland were president if we must have a
democrat,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

What is more disappointing on hot morn
ing than to hear the thunder roll, and then have
no rain? These weather freaks are certainly
exasperating.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

"Uncle Nose" Kinkaid is again accused Of
having wife in Washington, but out in the Big
Sixth they know better.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

Brer Stone says the brotherhoods are about
ready to order out the firing squads to shoot
down the profteers. Why wait any longer?
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

How will brotherhood ownership of the rail
roads help the high cost of living, unless the
men vote to lower their own wages?
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

What has psychology to do with it? People
always were fussy when uncomfortable, and it
is pretty hard to keep cool during the first few
days of August.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

what do you consider the most diff
cult feat in the world?
well, there may be things harder than
proving to your wife that she is extrava-
giant. but l don't know what they are
London Answers
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

One thing you have missed, and that is the
old-fashioned summertime warning against
overeating.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

The Dav We Celebrate.

Harry A. Turkey of A. P. Turkey & Son, real
estate, born 1877.
Alfred D. Touzalin, Bankers Savings and
Loan association, born 1862.
Dwight H. Beck, merchant tailor, born 1877.
Maj.-Gen. Evander McIver Law, one OF the
last surviving general officers of the confeder-
ate states army born at Darlington, S. C., 80
years ago.
Rear Admiral Spencer S. Wood U. S. N,
recently assigned to command Division No. l
of the Pacific fleet born in Brooklyn, N. Y, So
years ago.
Charles R. Crane, American member of the
interallied commission to investigate condi-
tons in Syria, born in Chicago 81 years ago.
Miss Ellen Fitz Pendleton, president of
Wellesley college, born at Westerly, R. l., S.
years ago.
Billie Burke, popular actress of the Ameri-
can stage, born in Washington D. c., "a years
ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07
IN THE BEST OF HUMOR.

She has such an interesting face She
looks like woman who has lived and
suffered"
Il fancy she has. For years she has
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

Clear the track for the 7-cent car fare!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

Pennies are about to take on an added sig
nihcance in Omaha town.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07
GREENLAND
ADVENTURE
By DADDY.
THE CIRCUS BIRD"

(Judge Owl grows in a dollhouse until
he is the biggest bird in the world. Peggy
and Billy set him up in show next TO a
real circus. Judge Owl takes the meat of
the circus animals. and when the tiger
comes after it, Judge Owl picks him up
and carries him away)
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

Four for a quarter will set US all to buying
tickets.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

managed to squeeze a number four foot
into a number two shoe Life.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07

Have a heart, Mr.. Weathermanl
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-07
Thirty Years Ago in Omaha.

The republican state central committee met
at the Willard hotel and chose Hastings as the
place for holding the fall convention.
One hundred couples attended dance
given by Alpha lodge, No. a., Daughters of
Rebekah, in A. o. H. hall.
The original first mortgage of the Omaha
Motor Railway company to the Mercantile
Trust company OF New York to secure loan
OF 100000 was recorded. The money is pay
able on the first day of july 1909, in gold
c. E. Yost has returned from the east
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
Sc ORDENO La SALIDA
DE VIENA De LOS
E~XTRANJEROS
Esta MEDIA fue adoptada a
causa de la escasez de ui-
uiendas de ul0eres
en- dicha capital

VIENA, Octubre I0.-La orden
dada por las autoridades austriacas
para que todos los eXtrarjeros resi-
denies en- esta capital, salgan de Vie
ma, Sc ha estado hacienda efectiva
mas energicamente, en- las ultimas
semanas- La razon dada para Ia ex-
pedici0n de esa orden es Ia de que
hay una gran escasez de habftaciones
where's en- Ia ciudad. La orden sc
refiere especialmente a los ciudada-
nos que residen en- aquellas seccio-
mes del antique imperio austriaco que
forman ahora parte del Austria.
Gran numero de iudios de Ia Cali
cia oriental, Cue hubieron dc abando-
mar sus hogarcs Y refugiarse en- AIS
tria. cuando ell avancc ruso lego a
SUI mayor grade, en- 1915, han reel
DIDO 6rdenes dc salir del territorio Y
va Sc ha anunciado que cerca de.
5000 galiciaRos han sido cnviados d
sus antiguas ciudades en- ia Galicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12

puesto que Las inputaciones caIum-
niosas del senor Bouillas autorizan
al extranjero ? Greer que hay mexi-
anc que desean Ia intervention 7
en- co%nsecuencia Que esta duedara eT-
plicada Y hasta justificada,-lo cuaI
esta muy lejos de la verdad.-pero
permitane listed que rectifique Ia a.
~notaci0n Que hace listed relaciona-
da con la prision que hubo de sufrir
listed en- Siiao. y que e~rroneamen-
te me atribuye I'd.
JaDlas en- mi vida de soldado me
he, mezclado en- Ia p~oiftica, y mu-
cho menos he mandado proceder en-
contra de ningGr ciudadano por cues
tones politicas. Ash pues, sufre I'd.
una ~equiyocaci6n. pues cuando I'D.
estuvo preso Ell Silao, 20 me encon
trab& en- Latn, y habia dejado cl
mando de Ia Division.
Espero &c So honorabiiidaa : rec
tit1G que SC servira. I'd hacer esta
aclaracion, Dor 10 cuat lie anticipo las
grscias y quedo de I'd. alto. Us. S.
Antonio Ramos CadenG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
La situacion econonnca en- ell
ESta9o de Yucatdn
Wiene de Ia la

} tienen negocios pendientes con Ia re-
ferida R~eguladora. han resuelto man
tenerse Z su vez. firmeS en- su acuer-
do de cerrar i Establishments. '
pedir ell apoyo de las Camaras de Co
rnercio de toda la Republica para evil
tar Ia ruina economical de Yucatan.
Ell gobierno del Est2do ha mani
fest2do que 81 acuerdo de liquidar Ia
comision reguladora del mercado del
~hcneCuEn ha sido tornado precisa-
mente con cI objeto de evitar mayores
perjuicios al Estado, "a que este Sc
halla entertainments ligado con la Re
GulaGora, Y esta eS ahora objeto de
n campana de aniquiiamiento por
parte del gobierno federal. Y que an
re eSa campana e. gobierno tiene que
defeuderse.
La situacion ma llegado a IN ga-
do que 2unca lego nj e1 los peores
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
Sc ANUNCIARON LOS PRoYEC-
TOS DEL DEPARTMENT.
DE GUERRA SOBRE
AVIACION

Tsle~-ara F~sarciar ra-a LA PRENSA
WASHINGTON, Octubre 1O.-El
Departamento de Guerra ha anun-
ciado los proyectos Que tiene para
la organization y establecimiento del
.servicio aereo sobre la base de un
elective temporal de doce mil ochen-
ia ' ocho hombres entire oficlaies y
soldados. destinados exclusivamente
a este ramo del ejercito.
De dicho elective, trescientos Sc
senta Y seis oficiales ytres nil hon.
bres del servicio de aviacion seran
destinados a Ia frontera y Ell resto
del total citado de doce mil ochenta
V ocho hombres Sc distribuira en- TODD
ell territorio americana, en- las lslas
Hawaii = Filipinas y en- Ia IONA del
Canal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
.UN NUEVO EMPRESTITO ALE
MAN POR CINCO MIL MI
LLONES DE MARCOS

BERLIN. octubre 10.-El gobierno
va a lamar IN nuevo emprestito de
cinco mil millones de marcos con el
cinco Dor ciento de interes que no Sc
pagara hasta la fecha en- que aquel
deba ser redimido.
Con ell objeto de inducir al publico
= oue Sc suscriba dicho empires
tito, ell gobierno les ofrecera a los
subscriptores bonos Y loterias con
premios que ascenderan a un million
de marcos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
lose Z. Santos ell nueuo Go
bernador de N. Leon
(Yiene de Ia 1a.)

sc hubo de hacerle una atlnada reco-
mendacion:
Hay en- las oficinas del gobier-
nc, empleados que vienen ocupando
ISIS puestos desde tempo l~nmemorial.
tGobiernos van Y vienen : no los Sc
paran, porque son TITLES, porque CO.
snocen ell funcionamiento de estas Off
ciuas, de n perfecta, y porque
nunca Sc han metido en- politica. Con-
servelos listed, porque le seran muy
TITLES.
A 10 que Ell general Santos hubo de
~contestar:
No. senior. pienso dejar en- sus
puestos a muy pocos dc los empleados
actuales. Yo no Sc 81 seran TITLES o
no, pero sc que tengo muchos ami
Cos V muchos compromises, Y que
para dejar Satisfechos a los p~rineros,
he de cumplir con los Segundos.
Como sc We. Ia primera medida del
lnuevo gobernador va a ser, 0 ha sido
va, Ia de dar empIco en- 81 ]gobierno,
n todcS SuS amigos.
Mas no sc crea que a sus amigos
de ultima nora, 4 u amigos de Mon
terrey, a los que sc han acercado a 81
atraidos por las aguiias del generala-
20, no senior: Sc trata dc sus amigos
de Bustamante V de Villaldama.
Al efeSto, sc dice que Sc Ia envia-
do IN treE especial. tornado de va
rios carros. a las dichas ciudadeS,
con objeto &c que traiga a eSta ca
pltal. a que ocupen u pQestos, a
los amigos de- ~gobernador. que no
,olvida los lugzres conssgradoS por
los recuerdoS de- 81 infancia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
OUEDO MODIFICADO Ell
SISTEMA DE TRAFFIC.
MARITIME
FL cambio Sc debio a los per-
juicios ocasionados por
ell huracdn

TAMPICO, Octubre 5.-Dos vapo-
res americanos pertenecientes : Ia
Ward-Line han suspendido temporal
mente sus viajes a este puerto, & con-
Secuencias dc los desperfectos que
sufrieron con el ultimo temporal. Els
tos vapores son el Monterrey" que
suspendera por, dos o tres semanas, Y
81 "San Ramon, cuyos Wales Sc ha-
ran solamente hasta Veracruz.
Era esperado en este puerto ell
or "~Esperanza" que sera ell ulti-
r de los vapores de la citada compa-
n, que siga ell itinerario anterior,
pues desde el dia primero de este mes
qued6 establecido un servicio directo
de vapores entire Nueva Orleans, We
racruz Y este puerto, los cuales vapo-
res tocaran los mismos puntos a ST
regreSo. Este sistema tiene el carac-
ter de provisional en- tanto que Sc
normaliza ell trafico, siendo ell TIA
cony" el unico vapor que hara servi-
clio dc carga Y pasajeros. FL aumen
to de vapores para ell scrvicio sc ha-
IA conforme las ~exigencias del ira
fico 10 vayan pidiendo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
LA CONFERENCIA INDUSTRIAL
ENTRO EN- RECESO HASTA
Ell MARTES PROXIMO

NUEVA YORK, octubre 1G.-La
Conferencia Nacional Industrial en-
tro en- receso hasta ell proximo mar
tes a fin dc darlc tempo a Ia Co
mission de los ounce de cstudiar las
proposiciones que fueron p~resentadas
por ell grupo de los representatives
del capital consistentes en- doce prin-
cipios fundamentals Y a fin, tam
bien, de que puedan presentar su in
forme acerca dc elias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
CABLECRAMAS DE
ULTIMA HORA
LOS BARCOS INGLESES !
FRANCHISES ESTAN LISTOS
PARA COMBATIR
EN- RIGA

COPENHAGUE, octubre 10.-Un
despacho p~rocedente de Riga dice que
tanto los barcos de guerra ingleses
como los franceses que Sc e~ncuentran
en- Ia bahia del citado puerto Sc ha-
Ian listcs para entrar en- accion en-
vista del ataque llevado a cabo con-
ira el ~ejercito lituano que deflende
81 puerto, por las fuerzas alemanas
Que estan a las ordenes del Gene
raj Won der GoltZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
Mas vapores desaparecidos.

Llegan noticias de la Habana, por
las que Sc, sabe que ademas del va
por "Balvanera", que como Sc recor
dara Sc hundi6 hace POGO tempo, a
chacandose este accidente al temporal
que azoto ell Oceano, varios otros va
pores han corrido la misma s~ucrtc,
yendo a parar & fondo de los mares,
sirviendo de ataud a las propias tri-
pulaciones y a los p~aSajeros que On
ducian, todos q~uienes no pudieron
salvarse. Los vapores que perecieron
en- esa forma son. segdn los mismos
informes, Corridor" 'cMunisia" la
Ike Coway" y Preston. No Sc ha
podido nj a1n siquiera fijar cl sitio
donde naUfragaron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
Ell General r. CadenG Sc d.
nge a "ReDaIucior"
('CI CT up eu9vA)
S Il
DT2CEO

de las calumnosas inIputaciones que
hizo a les desterrados Y expatriados
a %quienes, con inca'ifica5ie hgere-
"a @ injusticia, sscusa de ser los pro-
motores de la campaba i~ntervencio-
nista que cierta prensa americana
ha venido hacienda en- contra de nues-
tro pals.
Agradezce a listed Ia reproduction
de dichas c~artas, por que Ia hace en-
defensa dc Ia justicia y de Ia patria,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12

cargo que le hace respecto del env;o
de la delegation mexicana a Ia jun
ia de sehoras de Ia Pan-American
Round Table.
Pocos minutes dspues de las tres
dc la tardc Sc do por teruinaGa Ia
reunion, que result6 agradabIe. para
todos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
QUE VA oUEDo RESTA.
BLECIDO Ell TRAFICO FE-
RROCARRiLERO

r,!rc-rnsa .sDe=:G! Da-a Ia PFENSA
Ell PASO, Texas, Octubre 10
Craese que ha quedado restabiecl-
do nuevamcnte el trafico ferrocarrl-
lero en- vista dc que los trenes dc
hoy negaron va a su debido ITEM
DO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12

dias del regimen de Alvarado. e
Cierre del comercio esta agravando
esa situacion Y Ell malestar en- el
pueblo esta ganeralizandose.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
La Co-te de la Reina dc los Jucgo;
Florales.

Por designation Que, hizo Ia Socie-
dad Cultural Tamaulipeca para ID
Corte de Honor de la Reina dc los
Jucgos Florales que tendra verifica-
two cl dia II del mes en- curse, di-
cha corte quedara integrada por las
senoritas Carmen Ruiz, Emma Jime-
senoritas Carmen Ruiz, Emma Jime-
nez, Clara ~Sanpedro, Teresa Maldo-
nado, Edith Erman Graciela, Bau-
ra.Landa, Teresa Trevino, y Catalina
Escalona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-12
Sc RECONCENTRAN LOS
R~EVOLUCIONARI0S
EN- CHIAUTLA
Entran en- nctiuidad los III
surrectos en- Ell Esta-
do de Puebla

PUEBLA, Octubre 5.-En las O.
ficinas del gobierno Sc recibi5 una
communication del P~residente Munic.-
pal de Chiautla, trascribiendo una
que le dirije ell de Jolalpan, en- Ia que
ie participa que los revolucionarios
Sc reunen en- IN cerro Immediate a di
cha plaza, con Il intenci6n probable
mente de atacarla, Y pide que sc le
proporcionen los medios de auXit;o
n~ecesarios.
e. gobierno a su vez, d. cuenta
con Ia communication q Ia Jefatura de
Operaciones para que est2 dispoGga
que sean enyiadas las tropas neceSa-
riaS q efecto de que Ia plaza tenga
defensa.
I'm combate con los carbohydrates.
En- eli punto llamado Coyula, de Ia
Jurisdiction de este Estado, que csta
situado en- la region de los ~volcanes,
tuvo lugar Ell dia trece de los CO.
~rrientes un encuentro entire fuerzas
revolucionarias ' las carranc!stas al
mando de Ricardo Reyes Marquee.
Hacia algun tempo QUO. 4 exception
de los tiroteos sin import2Tcja que
Sc habian verificado, ninguna accicn
formal Sc tenia anotada. La not!cla
de Ia proximidad de los revoluciona-
rios Ia tuvo el jefo carrancista Ia
visuera del combatc. maniicst&ndose
que las plazas de Tochimilco Y Tain
guismanalco Serian las ~atacadas, Y
.envio en- socorro de las guarniciones
dos Columns, mientras 81 con otras
tropaS iba en- apoyo dc las primeras.
Ell cncuentro no sc hizo csperar. ha-
biendo durado el combatc varias
horas, hasta que los revolucionarios
Sc retiraron, despues dc haber causa-
do q los carrancistas bajas de consi-
deracion.
Sacerdote asesinado-
De Tiaxcala participant que el vi
carlo del pueblo de Ixtacuistla fue
halIado muerto en- eI canine de Ia ca
pital del EStado al lugar dc su resi-
dencja, con ocho p~unaladas en- ell
cuerpo. Como todos los obietoS de
81 propiedad Sc hallaban consigo, Sc
presume que otro movil que no ha-
va sido el del robo, fue ell que inspi-
70 el a~sesinato.