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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-12-05
SENATOR FALL DE-
MANDS MEXICO
INVASION
New Mexico Senator Hurls
Severe Charges At Car
ranza-Facts Will "As-
tound The World"

Washington, Dec. 3. "A re-
solution requesting President
Wilson to sever diplomatic re-
lations with Mexico was In
troduced today by Senator Fall,
republican, New Mexico, chair
man of the senate committee
charged with an investigation of
of the Mexican situation
Explaining his resolution,
which also asked that the presi-
dent withdraw recognition Of
Carranza, Senator Fall declared
it was based on evidence which
would 'astound the world"
when produced. The resolution
was referred to the foreign re-
lations committee.
II charge. said Senator Fall
that the Mexican embassy, the
consulate general in New York
and the consulate general in San
Francisco have been actively
engaged in the distribution of
bolsheviki Propaganda and that
this has been done with the
knowledge and consent Of We
nustiano Carranza.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-12-05
SHERIFFS POSSE
CAPTURES TRAIN
ROBBER CARLISLE
Escaped Convict is Taken In
The Laramie Peak Country
in Wyoming; Bandit is Shot
Through Lung by Sheriff.

Douglas, Wyo., Nov. 2.-Wil-
liam Carlisle, train bandit, again
10 a prisoner tonight, under guard
In the Douglas hospital, where
he 10 suffering from bullet hole
in his right lung. He was shot
down by Sheriff A. S. Roach Of
WheAtland this afternoon after
he had been surrounded in the
cabin of Frank Williams, eight.
cen miles southwest of here.
Carlisle's trail through a heavy
snow in the Laramie peak coun-
try was followed from early
Sunday morning by two posses
of twenty men. The train BAN
dit escaped from the posse early
yesterday morning from Widow
Bray's ranch home. He was
captured at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon.
Carlisle seized a pistol as sheriff
Roack entered the Williams
home, but before the bandit
c0lld FIRE the sheriff had sent a
bullet through the bandits right
lung. First aid treatment was
given the outlaw and he was car.
ried down the mountain strapped
TO a pack horse and brought to
Douglas in an automobile.
Carlisle has beer in the Lar.
annie peak country since his es-
cape after robbing the Los An
geles limited train near Medicine
Bow on Nov. is. Letters and
kilograms purporting to have
been from the bandit in Denver
and other places were frauds.
He made no attempt to conceal
his identity.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-12-05
Well Attended Meeting

The Order of the Eastern Star
held a we'll attended meeting
Wednesday evening at which
three candidates were initiated.
AS this was the last meeting
night of 1919, election of officers
for the coming term of one year
followed in the regular order of
business. lnasmuch as the new
ly elected officers will have GER
tain appointments to make be-
fore the official roster is per-
fected, the announcement of the
complete list will appear later.
Refreshments were served after
the initiation.
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Dancing Club Organized

Organization was perfected
this week of the Carrizozo Dane
ing Club, a society composed of
local business and professional
men, the object of the club being
to arrange a series of public
dances for the winter season.
Mr.. Tom Carr is one of the live
wires connected with the club
and his manner of conducting
affairs of this kind was plainly
evidenced at the last dance a
short time ago, when he planned
the program and also made the
punch for the occasion, which
was pronounced of the very best.
The club will certainly give the
lovers of dancing, a season long
to be remembered.
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Villa Captured, Report

Juarez, Mexico, Dec. g.
Vigorous efforts were made to-
night by civil and military Off
cials here to obtain official in
formation regarding the reported
capture of Francisco Villa near
Parral. which was announced
late today in a message received
by p. w. Caballero. superinten-
dent of the National Railways of
Mexico for Chihuahua, who is
here on an inspection trip. Up
to 7:30 O'Clock no confirmation of
the report had been received.
The first word Of the reported
capture was given to the AS
sociated Press by Senior Cabai-
lero. Later it was explained
that the report had come from
a telegraph operator at Parral,
b "nv of Jiminez and Chihua-
hua City, and thence to Juarez.
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Villa Wreaks Vengeance

Word comes from old Mexico,
that six hundred and seventy
four lives of federal soldiers are
said to have been exacted by
Francisco Villa for the death of
General Felipe Angeles just
twenty-four hours after the
latters execution at Chihuahua
City on November q. Villas
men, 1000 strong. fell upon the
eightieth federal regiment at
Rancho Espejo with knives and
using the butts of their guns as
clubs. Only two officers escaped.
The news was brought across
the border by DIR. L. M. Gomez
of III Paso and Los Angeles,
former army aviator, who had
gone to Chihuahua City to inter-
cede for Gen. Angeles, He learn
ed the story from two officers,
who escaped: Colonel Rivas and
Lieut.. Col. Morroqui, and he tells
1t as told to him. by the two
alleged survivors.
Threats of Villa to seek re-
venge for the death of Angeles
were known to federal authori-
ties below the border, but the
surprise of the 80th, regiment
was complete. At 6 o'clock in
the morning the rebels began
the massacre. Little ammuni-
ton was wasted. They worked
fast, with knife and gun telling
more than $50 before the federals
could realize what had happened.
The others were clubbed To
death, slashed with knives OF
shot down as they ran. OF 67e
men in the regiment, only the
two officers are known to have
escaped. General Santo Sanchez,
in command of the federals and
who is said to have boasted he
would get" Villa inside tWC
months is missing and believed
killed.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-12-05
Well Known Ranchman Dies

On Tuesday of the present
week occurred the death of w.
S. Prayer, a we'll known and
highly respected ranchman at
his home in Roswell, N. NJ. Mr..
Prayer was at one time a partner
of Nh. Henry Lutz at Lincoln.
N. M. in the old Lincoln Trading
company. He came to this
locality thirty-five years ago.
At the time of his death he was
"A partner in the firm of Jaf'a.
Prayer, conducting a general
merchandise store at Roswell.
The date of the funeral has not
at this writing been announced.
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Memorial Services Sunday

Last Sunday evening, Bishop
Howden of the Episcopal diocese
held memorial services Tor those
of our boys, who lost their lives
in the service of their country
during the late war. Bishop
Howden's sermon was full of
Christian sympathy for relatives
of the fallen soldiers and glow
ing tribute to the heroism and
patriotism of those who died.
The Lindsay sisters sang a
beautiful duet, assisted by Miss
lnez Holland at the piano.
Soldiers and sailors of the World
War were present, most of whom
were in uniform. Mrs. l.. T.
Bacot of Carrizozo and Miss
Mildred Peters of Captain were
confirmed during the services.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-12-05
Will Protect People
And Land

The New State Oil & Gas com
pany comes forward with the
following assurance to the people
of this locality: They will re.
quire on the part of those who
enter into contracts for drilling,
strong financial guarantee as
an article of good faith, that the
deep test well will go down.
The company has, after a care
full study of conditions, made a
call for 40, 600 to $4,000 acres of
land under lease which to the
thinking man. is not beyond the
bounds of reason. The Picacho
well required under lease, rs, 600
acres and $50, 600 acres were re-
quired by the company develop
ing the Picacho and Roswell oil
fields.
The New State Oil & Gas Co.
is now figuring with three drill
ing companies. who are ready
for quick action when the local
company can deliver 40, 600 acres
to them under lease. All offers
on less acreage SO far, lack the
good faith which the company
must have'to protect the people
and land. The New State Oil
& Gas Co. is willing and ready
to contract with any, who are
willing and who will prove their
ability to drill the desired test
we'll on unreasonably small acl e.
age offers, but the contract into
which this company enters must
mean development. The work
of securing the necessary amount
of acreage is more than half
completed, but it will require the
combined efforts of the public to
complete the task. A great deal
of time and money has been
spent, therefore, a prompt con.
sideration of the plan offered by
the company should be made 20
enable the proposition to come
our way-Now, altogether, for
the finish
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-12-05
E. o. Finley Sells

The Carrizozo Live Stock Com
mission company brought about
sale the first of this week
whereby Cape Willingham pur-
chased $50 head of steers of r.
o. Finley for the j. H. Nations
Meat & Supply Co. of El Paso.
The steers are of a fine variety
and their ages range from two
to four years. Mr.. Finley bought
these steers last spring and they
have had the benefit of the ex-
cellent range on his ranch
through the summer season, con-
sequently, they were plump and
in a fine marketable condition.
This deal will leave Mr.. Finley
with over 200 head of cattle on
his ranch and he wishes Il under
stood that he is still in the busi-
ness for both buying and selling.
The steers will be shipped to the
border as soon as cars can be
procured. 1t will take 45 cars to
make the shipment.
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Indictments Many

Indianapolis, Ind. Dec. 3.-In-
formation charging eighty -four
international and district officers
of the United Mine Workers of
America with criminal contempt
of court for alleged violation of
the injunction issued here by
Federal Judge A. b. Anderson.
was filed this afternoon. Capt.
ases returnable Tuesday In the
case of defendants in this juris-
diction, were issued and arrests
will be made as soon as possible.
Judge Anderson fixed the
bonds IN each case at $40, 600.
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L. of the w. C.

The Ladies of the Woodmen
Circle held a special meeting
Tuesday afternoon TO entertain
Mrs. Katie Ferguson, who Is
making a tour of the state In
the interest of the order. The
main issue at stake just now with
this society Is the new rates
which are considered by some 10
be unreasonable. Therefore.
Mrs. Ferguson is explaining the
reason for the advance and after
the membership has fully under
stood the situation thoroughly;
the new schedule may have little,
If no opposition. On account of
the small space of time allotted TO
her tour, Mrs. Ferguson, who Is
state manager Of the order left
Tuesday evening to resume her
journey.
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OF Interest to
Ex.Service Men

How we'll the American Red
Cross is fulfilling its pledge TO
meet the needs of every ex-ser-
vice man until he catches his
normal stride, is indicated by a
statement just issued by local
officials of the every busy or
ganization.
The statement says that more
than 10, 900 families in the Noun
tain Division were extended Red
Cross service. All except l8
were soldiers families.
The local Home Service Sec.
tion, according to our outgoing
secretary, Mrs. H. S. Fairbank,
extended the service to 65
soldiers and soldiers families
during the past few months.
Every effort is being made to see
that every soldier or sailor and
the families of these men receive
everything to which they are
entitled In the way of insurance,
compensation. allotment and al.
lowance back pay, etc.
Up to the present time this
work has been handled most suc-
cessfully by Mrs. Fairbank. who
gave to 1t her ablest and best
efforts. We regret exceedingly
that owing to the fact of her
moving away from our city. she
has had to give it up. We feel
that Mrs. Fairbank is due a vote
of thanks by this community for
the very able way in which she
carried on this work.
From now on, the Home Ser
vice Section will be in the hands
of Mrs. j. b. French. All
soldiers and sailors and their
families who have not had these
matters of insurance, compensa-
ton, ETC., properly adjusted are
invited to get in touch with the
Home Service Section through
the new secretary.
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Attention Master Masons

The regular communication of
Carrizozo lodge No. Al A. +. q
A. M. will be held on Saturday
night, December 6. at which
officers for the year of 1920 will
be elected. There will also be
work in the second degree. All
Master Masons are cordially in
vited, as the meeting will be one
of vast Importance.
MARVIN BURTON, w NJ.
S. f. MILLER; Sec'y.
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Killed in Hold Up

Douglas, Ariz., Dec. A. In an
attempted holdup early this
morning by four masked men,
the stage guarded by six soldiers
and carrying the pay roll from
Esqueda, Sonora, on the railroad
TO the III Tigre mines. one SOL
dier was killed and one wounded.
The $l5, 600 was saved.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-12-05
Air Situation on Border

Washington, Dec. A. The first
army airship station on the bor-
der will be organized immediate
" at El Paso, Texas, by the
Eighth Balloon company under
Lieutenant Byron I. Burt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-17
PARA NUEvA YORK.

Aver q Las cinco de- Il tarie aaIl6
con rumbo a New York ei vapor
"Brazos" con toda IA ekmara de g.
safe ocupada por 200 viaieros. A. -
cuales rs son turistas
Fl mencionado bareo tomd tosres.
pondencia y carga en cantidmd suf
ciente para Ilenar u bodeRa. - ssta
carga fueron ineluidAs $4,000 - -
de frutas y 5000 sacos H. azacmr.
Figuran En- In Iista AZ pasajeros -
merosas personals. entire las que r..
cordamos las siguientea:
George Dana y sehora. =. w Mesh
y sefora, n. 3. Kirby , sehora. ]. u.
H. Luce. Stephen Luce. r. A. D4lsn.
CHAM y sehora, doctor j. A. E6pex A..
torglorai. doctor Van scoy , ssAeFa.
Senador Genyon y aehora. y. !. q.
Rhinelander y sehora, Rehert sesl3le.
Coronel Byron W Bates. rapssAA
John DC. Laughlln. Teniente =. -.
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arreglar satisfactoriamente las recla-
maciones que pudieran presentarse
contra el Departments de la Guerra,
pues era parte del contrato hecho por
.el Departamento de la Guerra con ell
Municipio, ell que este 10 relevara de
todo compromise a cambio de las re-
formas. Sc eStimaba que las recla-
maciones podrian ser satisfechas con.
la suma de $4,000, pero no ha sidb
possible llegar a un acuerdo sobre este
particular.
Hay muchos propietarios que no es-
tan dispuestos transaf ningiins pre-
clio, y piden que sus terrenos lie sean
inmediatamente devueltos por ell GO
bierno. Sc ha procurado por todos los
medios dar una solucion favorable al
asunto, pero este esta tan intrincado,
que no sc puede pensar en- clio por
ahora. Despues de haber celebrado va
rias sesiones Y de haberse discutido'
el asunto prolijamente, el alcalde Y
sus contrincantes no pudieron llegar
a un acuerdo satisfactorio.
Sc presume que el mes pr6ximo ell
Departamento de la Guerra cancela-
ra todos los arrendamientos, de volve-
ra Ell terreno a sus propietarios, to-
mando nota de sus reclamaciones. Los
arrendamientos cumplen ahora un aiio.
Las reclamaciones seran atendidas a
su debido tempo, v seran probable
mente resultas por personals entendi-
das en- asuntos de esta fndole. Sc en-
tiende que hay dos reclamacionesA inn
portantes: una que asciende $4,000
y la otra por $4,000, relacionadas am
bas con ell derribo de palmas de coco.
Aunque Ell Departamento de la Guerra,
con la anuencia del gobierno militar,
invirtio una fuerte suma en- la cons
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EI CampamentO LAS Casas' sera desaIOiadO
nacarnn lac nnetnnc nm On hanan nnn lac dnnon do nn

Despues de haber realizado mutt
les gestiones para llegar a un acuerdo
con los duefios de solares en- ell sitio
que ocupa ell "Campamento Las Ca
sas" con motive de las reclamaciones
establecidas por estos en- contra del
Departamento de la Guerra, ell Conce-
ie Municipal, siguiendo las indicacio-
nes del alcalde, acordo devolver al De-
partanento de la Guerra los $590,000
destinados a mejoTar con todos los
progresses modernos el local de refe-
rencia. Esto es de lamentarse, pues
ell acueducto v ell sistema de alcantari-
llado, la luz electrical, y otras cosas
necesarias utilizadas para la vida del
campamento, son absolutamcnte mo-
dernas, y ycostara mucho mas empren-
der tales reformas nuevamente. Sc
espera que gl Departamento de la gue-
IRA enviara cuerpos de salvamento
para desmontar la tuberia a fin dc
sacar todo Ell partido possible de la in
version.
Despues que el alcalde consiguio es-
tas reformas para la ciudad, el Y Ell
Ingeniero Municipal, con Ell consejo
y la ayuda de un letrado eminente,
hicieron una enumeration de los pro-
pietarios de terrenos en- ell Campa-
mento "Las Casas" con ell objeto de
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TRIUNFO DE PANzARDI

EEL MUNDO".-SAN JUAN.
Gran exito prueba caro- Essex; /;
tempo San Juan Ponce via Aiboni-
to, dos horas cincuenta v cinco minu-
tos, high gear. Desde San Juan, con-
sumo gasolina: cuatrO galDnes.
panxardi.
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CoPENHACUE, abrl f6sFfa crculado aqs u srfaosdea
ria noca ha causado estpsfaesibu - habsr g.
gado ccnstantnopla Ia exzarna ds sia II sspepa
corona, Aeio las princesas psralss Anass&a. raana
Olga hasta ahora suponian asesnaee or
kis."
La FaTIs real hOIandesa ~ eoprobaeo qVs
version.
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MADRID abr 16-El gobierno constituido por don Anto
Maua sido tornado por eemenos cervstas
la forna sguiente: s
Presidential Estado Manuel Gonzalez Hantoria;
benac6n, Gocochea Hacienda Juan de la Ciea; Graca
Justca Vzconde Matamaa Marina Mi
randa; Guerra, general Santiago; P1bca Si6
Faa eleg los ministries Fomento Abastecimientos
yas carteras nadie ha querldo aceptar a6n.
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Ell REGIMIENTO Sc ACuARTE.
LARA EN- PONCE Y MAYAGUEz.

Estando pr6ximo el desalojamiento
del Campamento LAS Casas", sera
neceSario encontrar nuevos cuarteles
para alojar al Regimiento de Puerto
Rico, y sc entiende que el jefe dc las
tropas Sc inclina a enviar 6stas o Ma
yagiez v Ponce, donde hay cuarteles
preparados para recibirlas. Hace al
gun tempo ell comercio de ambas ciu-
dades hizo ofertas a los soldad0s.
Sc sabe positivamente que la arti-
lleria montada v la compaiia dc "Sup-
ply" Sc alojaran ALI, pero no podcmos
dar information alguna con respec-
to al sitio donde quedara establecido
ell cuartel general.
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EsPEcTAcION INDEscRRTIHE n sERRA Y ~ !

PARIS, abriI f6-Ei conssio Supreme ct 80 Fouf~
las conerencias De IA paz ~ epstsde dseu II eusnsH
mas pelgrOsa: 10 que dafA Serbs ltaa Ds
nacia eI Adriatico.
Las dos naoiones han depussto odos hasta - s
resuelvan los PIenipotenciarios Paris.
La espectac6n Roma Belgrade iusesenpthfe. -
omentos espera que estals IA ndwuac6n eouarssa
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trucei6n de nuevos caminos y en- otras
reformas de importancia, esto no ha
podido ejercer Influenza alguna al
tratar de llegar a un arreglo con mo-
two de las reclamaciones.
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uem Msma#g pM8aegsH HMsam a8s~m
peAaAa - ewM@ss - hesKe@se = A.
maa go mena&s y 1865 pa#ssms4as =
rsmumeaa. - s@sfsa 4 sea9ae - ssFes
aeta8s . - - - = Mea#sa
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Ell MOTIVO DEL FRACASO DE ROMANONES

MADF abrI 16La crisis presentada Ell GabInete del
poduo dferencas habdas
Badomero Agente don Alexandra Roseo don Jo
ss ctez Aesbo Joaquin Savatea ministries Abastec
Ienfoa, Justicia, Fomento instruction P1bca
pectvafnente.
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BERLIN abrI I6-a prcnsa Dc Berlin ahrma &c Il amsxhn
del Vale del Saar mascarada de sda eHgs
mo el Tratado de paz.
L0NDRES. abn l6-Ios "bosheykis~ 80 aufr6a - -.
pantOs0 descaIabo Arangel loda II esxdn urmana
BERLIN abrl I6.-a hueIxa bancara ~ exllemde pur -
daS las prOvincias
MADRID abnI I6-Rciua mwcho eassiaso psrs ees<hrar
IN COngresO dc iuveniudes Elispanoamerlcanas.
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\ REGIMIENTO HAcE cAUSA cONUN cON |
FL EMBAJADOR IAPoNEs 81 REIIRA

WASHINGTON abra te~-EI v1eonds g. Ishu. ssrbsadsr
japones, Sc ha retrado
La noticia ha producIdo sensation. pvss abys haf
dad de relaciones entire anrbos PASSES.
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MAURA Sc MEGA RECIBIR
LAS FEIICITACIONES DE LOS POLITICOS

MADRID abriI 16-El Condo de Romanones ha oecido
apoyo Observation-Disclosures para egaiza situac6n
economical.
Maura ha negado recbir feicitacones jefes
los partidos por considerarIas inoportunas.
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OTROAyIADOR Sc LANzARA


LONDRES, abr 16-Reina indescripibe sensation Ca
hada esutado de adaz trave
sa entire los dos contnentes.
Fl coone John c. Porte anzara asmismo al trav6s del
Atantco al tempo que Hawker para dsputar e
primacfa en- la IIegada
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Mas CabLegr0n1GS
:. ODE NuEsrnos conanarozsATzs rsrncDEEs,
PoR CABLE rxcGEs
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UNA BANDA DE LADRONES SAOUEA "A CIuDAD ~ MUNICH
cUADRos HoRRIBLES O. DEsoLAcfoN
cOPENHACUE. abrI t6.-Refna eonplsta snafaaas 8u
nich
Made trabaa IA cvdad. qus
los insurrectos. nj funcionan los
Considerable n0nero De pardas ladronss asaltan
quean todos los edificios pdbIicos pFivados.
En- todos los punos as hay pgs
las pardas, agunas De as evalss q
mayoria veteranos de Ia gran guerra.
El terror immense.
los acinerosos dinana psrs voar los Bancs
de Sc han hecho fueftes las tropas.
La situaci6n grave gavisrs
UN REGlMlENT0 HACE cAUSA CONUN C0N IOS BANDu0N
MUNICH abFd f6-El RaRupsnto - rfantsfta nar8fe =.
de las Dc Bavera dssobeesedo - 6gaawea
fes, Il que spaFax - tas4 Es
aflnaa yni#tcones ! - fofaNabs -KA##ENNss~
este crimsn sgava consssrablsnsoss i sas1 ! Nss
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GRAN OPORTUNIDAD
A LAS CENTRALES Y CONFER
CIANTES

Ofrec6mosle todos los articulos
que enumeramos, de nuestro remate
en- el Campamento Las Casas', ta-
les como Pantaloaes con polainas
militares, camisas de algod6n, casas
des campafia de 'kaki'' grandes,
catres militares, frisas de lana, mos
quiteros, Y colchDnes v camisas de
lana. Escriba enjeguida a
RODRIGUEZ TfERMANos & co.
san Jose 2, San Juan, P. r.
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Munich esta en- manos de bandas de ladrones
Tremendo desastre bolsheyih" en- la costa de Mwma1
CnbIegromas de "EZ Mundo !"
tDn NUBsTRos CoRREsPoNsALEs EsPECIA1Esl
POR CABLE INCLES.

with the San JUAN p R. april 10Th
19 following required p L. Reg 1913
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OTRA HUELGA EN- BUENOS AIRES

RIO JANEIRO, abriI JONAS de 10000 nquinos, perfec
aente oganzado han decaado huega Buenos
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Ell vUELO DE AMERICA A EUROPA

LONDRES, 16-A de la niebla la uvia ha sido
necesao apaza por ell atrevido pegroso Vae
aereo de America Europa.
E nepdo avador Mr. Harry s. Hawker ha querido lamar
espacio peo las autoTdades 10 han mpeddo
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Va AMSTERDAM, abriI 16-Las hordas de Trotzki Lenne
han obtenldo grandes triunfos en- Besarabia.
Los eercitos rmanos abandonan su mpedmenta huyen
con toda rapidez, reconcentrandose en- la Dobrudja
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Los UKRANIANOS SUFREN TAMBIEN UN GOLPE nj


ANTS EhDAM abrI 1oLos ukrananos retrooeden ante la
emDesuua de los boshevks reorzados po todas parties
En- Petca b6 sangento combate que puso en- flga
LAS vopas de Ukrania.
Eteror de los pobadores ndescrptbIe pes las hordas
prenden fuego para vengarse, adsas fncas ganado