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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS

Behind him lay the great Azores,
Behind the gates of Hercules;
Before him not a ghost of shores.
Before him only shoreless seas.
The good mate said; Now must we
pray, .
For 10! the very stars are gone.
Brave Admiral, speak; what shall l
say?"
why say, Sail on! sail on! and on"
MY men grow mutinous day by day;
My men grow CHASTITY, wan and
weak" a,
The stout mate thought of home; a
spray
OF salt wave dashed his swarthy
cheek.
What shall I say, brave Admiral, say
If we sight naught but the seas at
dawn"
"why you shall say, at break of day,
Sail on! sail on! sail on! and on!'"
They sailed and sailed, as winds might
blow,
Until at last the blanched mate said:
why now, not even God would know
Should l and all my men fall dead.
These very winds forget their way,
For God from these dread seas is
gone.
Now speak, brave Admiral; speak and
. say"
He said; Sail on! sail on! and ont"
They sailed. They sailed. Then spoke
the mate:
This mad sea shows It's teeth to-
night.
He curls his lips, he lies in wait.
with lifted teeth, as If to bite!
Brave Admiral, say but one good word;
What shall we do when hope is
gone?"
The words leap as a leaping sword:
Sail on! sail on! sail on! and on!"
Then pale and worn, he kept his deck,
And peered through darkness. All.
that night,
OF all dark nights! And then a speck-
A light! A light! A light A light!
1t grew, a starlit flag unfurled!
1t grew to be Times burst Of dawn;
He gained a world, he gave that world
Its grandest lesson: On! n ont"
Joaquin Miller.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
Twice Told Tales
= News OF MemphI,
10 Years Ago.
JUNE H., 1909.

JUNE II, 1909.
The splendid monumen to Gen. Ste
phen Dill Lee was unveiled at Vicks-
burg Miss, In the presence of several
thousand Confederate veterans, many
OF whom had attended the Memphis re-
union. 1t was accepted by Gen, Fred
Grant. Col. Henry Watterson presided.
Earthquake shocks rocked various
parts Of France, being especially severe
around Nice The damage was not very
serious, '.
Gen. w. D. Cameron, of Meridian.
Miss, died at the Tupelo hotel, Tupelo,
Miss, while on his way home from
Memphis. He was Ill while attending
the reunion here, but his condition was
not considered serious.
The big Cunard liner Slavonia, bear
ing 10 cabin and 800 passengers In
the Storage, stranded off Flores island,
In the Azores group. h had left New
York for Naples June 3. Reports were
to the effect that the big liner was
a complete wreck. Crew and passengers
were taken off by steamers of the
North German Lloyd and the Hamburg
American companies,
Memphis Shriners, who had attended
the national convention held at Louis-
willie, Ky, returned home in special
cars, bringing their live camel along
with them, They made one Of the big
hits of the Shriners' gathering, /.
Gov, Patterson named Bob Moran.
city electrician of Memphis, as a mem
Der Of the state board of electrical ex.
aminers,
The park commissioners announced
that they had named the new park
made on the bluff back of fire head
quarters on trout street Chickasaw
park,
Word from Chicago vas to the effect
that VIM, r. Moore. prominent mer-
chant of Memphis, was critically i'll in
a hospital there and his life wal de-
| SPARED Of.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
J. CASEY ENDS
HIS OWN LIFE

No reason except general despond-
ence can be assigned by friends for the
suicide of Alex j, Casey, formerly a
fireman on the Memphis fire depart
ment. Casey gulped a quantity of car
bolic acid at his residence, 1868 Ex-
change avenue, between 7 and s o'clock
Tuesday night. He died at st, Joseph's
hospital shortly afterward.
Casey quit the Memphis fire depart
ment about three months ago and went
to the department at Clarksdale, Miss.
He returned here a few days ago, He
worked in Memphis for several years.
His body has been taken in charge by
] Collins undertaken
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11

ganize for the campaign. Tentative
selections Of the generals to lead the
opposing forces We're made at the
luncheon Tuesday at 1890 pm. and will
be announced later. The selections will
be announced when confirmed.
Joseph N~ewburger, who has accepted
the general Craftsmanship of the drive,
stated Monday that the enthusiasm Of
the workers and the rivalry between
the two sides appeared to be so great
that he expected the campaign would
result In the acquisition Of more than
1000 members. He declares that If
this Is the case a constitutional amend
ment viii be in order to admit the new
members.
l.. X. Salisbury and w. c. Johnson,
past presidents of the chamber, have
been secured as field marshals and will
serve In an advisory capacity. Both
are enthusts site over the Under For
ty" and over Forty plan and declare
they feel certain that it will produce
the livest contest that has ever taken
place in Memphis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
- --
TYPISTS ARE NEEDED.

Typists, ,stenographers and bookkeep-
ers are in urgent demand in Washing
ton, d. c., according to a telegram re-
ceivod Wednesday by the secretary OF
the local civil service board. Exami-
nations will be held at the custom
house In Memphis every Tuesday for
these positions, The jobs pay from
S1,l00 to $1,000 a year, and there are
frequent bonuses.
Living conditions in washington are
improved, the department announces,
and the cost of sustenance Is much low
er than it was during the war.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
GUTHRIE GRADUATES :
TO HOLD EXERCISES

Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock grad
yates of the F. M. Guthrie school will
render a delightful program. The class
this year., which numbers 2S, is the
largest in the history of the school.
The address to the class will be made
by Lieut.. r. S.. Keebler. local attorney.
Judge +, NJ. Guthrie will deliver the
prizes which he offers annually to the
boy and girl who make the highest ay-
erages In the school,
All patrons and friends Of the school
are cordially invited.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
FORM NEW OIL FIRM.

Several Memphians are interested in
the formation of a new oil producing
company, which is expected to apply
for a charter soon under the name OF
the Volunteer Oil company, k b
Stevens, of Dyersburg, = secretary OF
state, is one of the promoters of the
company which will have a capita
stock of 5000, 006. The field agent OF
the company will be Maj. Horton
Hyde, who expects TO go to Texas al
once and remain on the grounds. Tht
in~oorporators will be Mr.. Stevens. Mai
Hyde, Judge D.. 3, Puryear, Judge r
M. Barton, M. ], Anderson and |. w
Crahtree. .4
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
RAILWAY CLERKS WILL
HOLD BIG INITIATION

An initiation of 100 candidates will
be on the program for the special meet
ing of the Brotherhood of Railway
Clerks which will be held Monday night,
June 16, at the Ben Hur hall, Second
street and Adams avenue, n at which
it is expected some of the big officials
of the union will be present. A special
program has been outlined for the eve
ming and talks will be made by several
local business men. A musical program
will be given during the social portion
of the meeting. All visiting members
are asked to attend.
The local union now has 1000 men,
bers and with the initiation of the new
class will be 95 per cent strong here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
CAR TAKES DITCH.

Passersby wondered who had been
killed, when they spied a Cole IS" in
the ditch beside the. Raleigh road, just
west OF the Belt line at ~Binghamton,
Wednesday morning. The big gray car
was on all -four wheels, and apparently
was not damaged, 1t bore license No.
20792.
Police lists give the car as the prop
erty OF the Roth Produce company. At
that firm, a man who ave his name
over the telephone as Mr., Roth, refused
to make any statement about how the
car got into the ditch. He said no one
was Injured when the car left the road.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11

- ,e KAISER ever returns to power in Germany Herr Doctor
Richard Strauss had better pack up his doll rans and rnano "
some otner country lie has been committing lese r,aieste in a
most iagrant form When asked, the other day, if the ex-kaiser
- ca" possessed u musical culture, the composer replied: "Onlv
the snattering Of a dlettante." The ex-kaiscr has lorn noso U"y
Ia alDner OF music and has even written some operas to prove
his skill Te charge him with being a mere dleuante is worse
than high treason. ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
PAINTERS NEEDED,

Ten painters at so cents an hour and
one foreman at 70 cents an hour, are
needed at Muscle Shoals, Ala, accord
ing to advices to the local civil service
commission, Applications may be made
through the secretary OF the commits
sion at the Memphis postoffice.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
HABIT WITH HER.

Edith-She broke down completely at
her marriage.
Ethel-Oh, she did that at her last
three weddings. It's gotten to be a
habit with her.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11

Wire control bill passes enate,"-Headine Anyone who
has answered the long distance admonition 10 "hold the linz 4,
minute" will appreciate the responsibility Of permanent control y
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11

Knox would step into Europes fight" Headline. Mr. Knox
IS a little premature for the next fight and a little late for The one
that has just concluded so satisfactorily.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11

The anticipated fuel shortage next winter fails to inspire anv
great amount OF apprehension at this time. The weather is too
unreasonable.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11

Gen. Ireland has been awarded the British cross of a Com
panlon OF the Bath. Would you say he deserved it or that he
needed it?
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
THEY WERE PALS.

Eyes, Tn the former kaiser"
"Shakel I'm the nan who started the
flu. Cartoons Magazine.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11

The conflict in Russia for civilization we ~apprehend il a fight
~ determination.
, 1919-03-29
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT.

THE Boy Scouts are being r~e-organized.
Beginning on March Dist, they are to
be dri led twice a week, taught the Sc
maphore and Wireless telegraphy. There
are now Is members of the corps and the
age limit is from II to II. Boys wishing
to JOIN should apply to Sergeant Bugby.
U.S.M.C., any Tuesday or Friday at the
Parade Ground between Five-thirty and
Six t irty II the boys recor! is good
ne will be allowed to join. New uniforms
are needed and it is earnestly hoped that
the people Of Christiansted will come for
ward and supply an amount sufficient to
buy them so that the Boys will be a ere
dit to Santa Cruz. It will be money well
spent. Think of what was done in Eng
land by the Boy Scouts during the war.
The same thing can be accomplished bore.
The boys will learn useful things above
all discipline, and they will be the pride
and JOY OF Santa Cruz. Please help.
All contributions to be made to
Mrs. R. G. VILLA MS.
, 1919-03-29

Too much drinking and too much eat
ing probably cause more distress than
anything else; Help your system to throw
PILLS.
, 1919-03-29
Publication.

0ET Danske Observation-Disclosures Be-
kendtg5relse at 7 Maj 1918 ON Fore
Wishing af- Fortegneise over rejsendes
Bekledningsgenstande n. V. er tilbage-
kaldt.
bet Danske Generalkonsulat, St. Tho
mas, den 18de Marts 1919.
BAUMANN.
, 1919-03-29
Continued from 1St page.)

Some day, unquestionahly, everything
will be Strengthened out-possibly before
the time arrives for the collection OF the
taxes on this years income. But all this
extra work is going to take time, and
time is money in the Government service,
az elsewhere. Meanwhile the entire
country has been put to d great and I'M
necessary annoyance.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-27
HIZO UNAS DECLARACIONES Ell
PRESIDENTE lRLANDES DIR.
DEVALERA

Teie0roma Especini purc Ia PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK. JUNO 26.-Manuel
Carpio, coresponsal del "Heraldo de
Mexico" un peri0dico cue Sc publ
ca ;en la Ciudad de Mexico. lie pidic q,
Dr.. Devalera. el Presidente irlandcs,
que hiciara algunaS declaraciones.
Accediendo a sus deseos. el DR.
Devalera dijo en- parte: "Yo esperv
slnceramente que 81 pueblo de Mexi-
co sabra al fin areglar sus dificulta-
ceS domesticas como hijos de una
en- bien de eSa miSma madre. Puesto
mlsma nadre Y unir sus esfuerzos
que han establecido ALI un gobier-
no del pueblo V para el pueblo. es
necesario que todos le presten obe-
QlencIa pues esa Is una condici6n
pnecisa para que pueda cXistr ei
progreso V eStablecerse una paz de
orden."
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CemeRtase un discurso que
pronuncio el Secretario
Nc Adoo
yriec-a-a Especial para Ia ?RENs.t.


NUEVA YORK, JUNO 26.-El yer
no del Presidente Wilson. ". Nc.
Adoo, ex-Se.retario !rel Tesoro V cor
siderable por muchss personals como
probable candidate democratic presi-
dencial para el proXimo periodic, en-
el lunch que Sc sirvi6 hoy en- honor
Gel Presidents electo del Brasil. !.ro-
runcio un d!scurso QIe So consldera
muy significativo.
En- dicho discurSo hizo refercncia
a la forma como podrla lograrse des-
arrollar el sentimiento de solldaridad
panamericana = indico como podrian
promovcrse relaciones comerciales in
tcrnaciorales mas efectivas. ENpusc
en- seguida 10 que los Estados Uni
dos harlan para cultivar relacioncs
amistosas V lograr que fueran mas es-
trechaS las relsciones comerciales
cyistentes, pero agrceo que 10 prime
70 Que Sc neccsita para lograr tai fin
es que cada uno dc los pa!ses cumpla
con Sus obligaciones int2rnacionales
V proteja la vida V prophecies de los
ciudadanos de los demas paiseS.
Agunos dc los que Sc haliaban pre-
sentes cuando este discurso fue pro-
nunciado hicieron notar que bier po-
dia considerarse esta 2Ieza oratoria
como un programa presidential po-
litico en- ma.aria International.
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Russia Y ALEMANIA
SON SOLAMENTE
IMITADORAS
:. !.
Los sociaIistas de la Pc
nlnsuIa hacen eSds de-
CIaraCiOnes en- un
mitin pGb|ico

Especial para la PRENSA

Especial para la PRENSi
MERIDA. Iucatan, JUNO 15.--La
campana mas peligrosa que Sc haya
emprendido en- Ia peninsula desde los
tiempos nn que Alvarado fomento el
socialismo en- esta region del pals,
csta ahora en- todo su apogeo, como
resultado de las acusaciones presen-
tadas contra los responsables direc-
torres d, los saqueos de los temples,
acusaciones que patrocina el gobler-
no federal Y que el gobernador Sc We
precisado a apoyar en- vista del peso
tremendo de la opinion publica.
Los miembros de las "Ligas de
Resistcncia," que han dominado Ell
Yucatan por haberse impuesto por ell
terror IA fuerza V por el apoyo que
les presto Alvarado, Sc aprestan aho-
ra la lucha contra cl Sr. Arzobispo
Frischlsar Y Cordoba. cuya expulsion
de Ia peninsula han pedido.
La lucha va adquiriendo caracteres
de suma gravedad, porque no Sc Ii
mita va a atacar a los catoiicoS con
el senior Arzobispo Ia cabeZa. slno
cue los socialistas. dispuRstos como
cstan n no permitir que Sc les eNJan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-27
DEFICIENTE Ell
SERVICI0 DE AEROPLANOS
EN- LA FRONTERA

Tei.g-cr4c Especial pcra La PRENSA
NUEVA YORK, JUNO 26.-Un tele
grama especial que Sc ha reci6iGc dc
Washington, dice que causa &c las
reduccioaes que el Congreso ha lie
vado a caoo en- las cantidades destl-
nadas al sostenimiento del ejercito.
por ahora ell servicio aereo que hay
en- ia frontera mexicana es deficicn-
te V que en- caso lie cue fuera nece-
sario enviar d Mexico otra expedition
punitiva, t.andria que contar con mas
aviadores aeroplanos que Ia
cue fue enviada las 6rdenes del ge-
neral Pershlng. cuando Sc traC6 de
capturar a Villa.
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SE HABLA EN- MEXICO De QUE FL COLEC|O
h|UTAR VA A SER RESTABLEC|DO
ST CONFIRHA UNA INFORMATION DADA POR LA PRENSA"
HACE ALGUN TEMPO EN- QUE HABLABAHOS De QUE Ell
CARRANCBhO RESTAIRARIA LA GLORIOSA ESCUELA

Ira information punlicada hace
va-ios meses en- La PrenSa," so5re
IA que llamsmo< entonces de ma ma
uera may especial Ia atenclon de
nuestro5 lcctoreS, en vista de que te-
MA ei interes especial de haber 81
DO una con:idencia de un persona5e
relac:GG:a:!o con Ell carrarc!sn!o y por
tratarSe dc IN asa:lto de traS"enGen-
cia ra.a 81 eNt::to eierc.;o federal,
esa information, repetimos, acaba Ge
ser confnmada por los periadicos
de la Capital dc nuestra Repub;ica.
Dijincs nosotros en- Ia OCCASION que
ahora tralemos a cuento, que el go
bierno de Carranza Sc proporla res
tablecer ia VEGA Y prestigiaoa insti-
tucion del Colegio Militar, conside-
randola absolutamente necesaria pa
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BAKER AMENAZA 4
CARRANZA Y A VILLA
NO TOLERARAN QUE HAYA COMBATES
ALO LARGO DE LA ERONTERA
Enpiiardn q Mexico todas las
tropas necesnias para
perseguir a los que per-
judiquen a los intere-
SeS ame7cGReS
Tetec---1 E"o~-tcl oc-a Ia PEENSA.
SIN-CTON 1nnin D.


WASHINGTON, JUNO Ella
declaration mas cateeorica respectc
la politica cue ha decidldo el 60
bjerno observar hacIa Mexico. ia 81
90 hecha hoy po- el Secretar!o de la
Guerra, Newton c. Baker. los di-
putados :exanos por los distrltos &C
San Antonio = e. Paso, Bee Y Huds
peth. quienes 10 interpeiaron acerca
de las medidas adoptadaS para prote-
ger a los RESIDENCES en- la frontera.
"Ahora vamos a proteSer los
americanos oebidamente.-dijo el Sc
cretario de Guerra. FL Cobierno esta
firmemente decidido no permitlr,
por un solo '.lInuto, ninguna accion,
de ninEuna faccIor. en- Mexico. cue
ponga en- peiigro la segurldad de los
americanos Y Sus propledadeS. Con-
fieso a ustedes Que sera dc gTaTes
consecuencias para Villa para Ca
rranza cualQuier actividad a 10 lar
go de IA frontera.
Como el diputado por Fl Paso p,-
diera al Secretario de la Guerra cue
enviara tronaS para proteger a los
americanos que tienen propieGades
Ell Mexico. coE:est6 Mr.. Baker:
"Tal cosa 10 puede hacerse por-
que equivatdria a una intervention
armada. una politica de tai natu-
raleza. tendria necssariamente cue
ser determinada por el Presidents
wilson
Indico. sin embargo, QUE e. gobier-
no americana esta decidiGo a prote-
ger los intereSes americanos en- Ne
,lico. sin importar cue cantidad de
tropas sean necesarias para persegulr
a los bandiGos ien el interior de Me-
Xico.
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FL times" ATACA Ell
DISCURSO De
POINDEXTER
- = =
E.rc-tcI prrr Il PEENSA.

T=i-c-c-le Espee,2I pare Ia PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK. JUNO 26.-El I'll
mes puolica en- esCa fecha un edi-
torIal en el cue ataca rudamente a. Sc
naGor Poindexter cauSa del discurSo
que pronuncio, Ell el que dijo cue le
tocaba al Congreso republicano la ta-
rea de reStablecer el orden en- MeX,-
co de Yrcteger las vidas : las pro-
p;edadeS de los americanos en- dicho
pals.
Dice el Times" cue los re7ublica-
nos no puedeI. hace:le a la admins
TRACTION del Presidente Wilson el car
go de no haber prouegido los amc~
ricanos. por cue Ia toma Y ocupacion
del puerto de NeracruZ. primero, la
expedition de Pershing. despues. Y,
recientemente. el incidente de Ciudad
Juarez prueban precisamente toGo lc
contrario.
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LA FATIDICA "LIGA
DE RESISTENCIA"
RESUCITA
!.
Sc aviva la hoguera de
odios que encendio en-
eI Edo. de Yucatan
s. AIvarado

senor Arzobispo Y hablo de las acu-
saciones por Ia perdida de las alba
jas de los temples, diciendo: "se cui-
pa de clio Diego Rendon, Anatolio
Buenfil V otros lideres de la 'Liga
die Resistencia" porque Diego Rem
don, sintiendose emulo de Diego de
Landa. arengo al pueblo para des-
truir las inagenes, 10 cusl hizo en-
cumplimiento de un deber." Pero nj
Diego Rend6n nj los otros compahe-
ros dispusieron de las alhajas. Yo
pido que sea procesado el Arzobispo
por ser el el directamente responsa-
BILE de la desaparicion de las alhajas,
por que procesandoaele Sc averigua-
RI . cl paradero de las joyas,
de cuya desaparicion Sc culpa
a les o5reros. No dejaremos que 50
procece los nuestros, porque ESQ
seria tanto como declararlos vercl-
dos Y humillsoos.'
EEL general de los ejercitos
enemigos.'
Siguio atacando .el Dr.. Canton Al
scnor Arzohispo los reaciconarios,
tPasa a Ia sa. pag. col. Sal
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No obstante Ia lluvia pertiraZ de
aver en- Ia manana, nos presentamos
IN la casa habitacion del compatrlo-
ia nnestro que, a suplica especial, re-
visa la situacion meXicana !mparclai
V serenanente.
Esta vez le encontramos mas preo-
cupado que de costumbre. Y sumido,
al panecer. en- muy hondas meditaclo-
ncs.
No le digo a lsted mas-eXclam3
al vernos tan Ge reperte,-que no
he conciiiaGo el sueno en- toda Ia no.
che.
-: :Alguna indisposicion fisica?
--Topara en- ESQ. Iniisposicion mo
raj. pnaocupaciones de mi espiritu, de-
caimiento de mi amino, que en- un
tempo fue fuerte Y dc acometividad.
Pero, amigo, nos vanlos hacienda ca
da dia mas viejos, mas chochos, mas
inutiles, les dcsenganos cue vamos
reciohando V las cosas tan tremcldas
cue vamos viendo en- los pocos amos
q nos restan de vida hacen flanquear
a cualquiera Y ponen fuera de COM
bate al alma mas bien puesta.
Ciertamrente. en- el rostro de nues-
tro entrevistado sc ven marcaoas
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-ra Ia moralizacion del ejercito Y pa
IT IA ensenanza de una oficlahdaa
nueva que fuera a hacer de dicho
ejercito Ia organization respectable
saba V eficiente que fue en- los ITEM
pos del General DiaZ. Agrega bamos
que para tai proyecto Sc tenla penSa-
do recurir a una buena parte Gre los
miembros del antique ejercito fede-
raj que, por sus conocimientos Y an
tecedentes estuvieran capacitados pa
"a Ia magma labor de educar una ge-
neracion nueva para ei scrvicio ds
Ia patria.
La noticia que dimos entonces nu
fue confirmada inmediatamcnte por
los hechos V clio Sc debio que ne
sc le concediera ia imporrancia que
tenia, pero a. discurrir del tienSo las
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HAY COMMUNICATION
TELEGRAF F|CA De
CHIHUAHUA A
Cd. JUAREZ
rer,g-ema Especial para La PRENSA.

Tcl,g-ema Especial para La PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas. JUNO 26.-La
communication telegrafica entire Gu
dad Juarez Y la ciudad de Chihua-
hua, interumpida desde una semana
antcs del ataque de los vilistas G.
Juarez, ha quedado restablecida, Sc
gun decla-aciones de los funciona-
rios militares de la vecina poblacion
mexicana.
Francisco Gonzalez, comandants
militar de Ciudad Juarez, dijo haher
tenido una conferencia telegraficA
con Dieguez. V agrego que qulzas pa
ra la proXima semana podra resta-
blecerse el trafico ferrocarTilero.
Gonzalez aflrmo que los america
nos RESIDENCES en- Casas Grandes y
en- las colonias mormonas estan pro-
tegidos por trescientos cincuenta
soldados del go5ierno que llegaron 4
aquellas colonias cl dia de aver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-27
Van PREMIAR ALOS
DEFENS0RES De
{. JUAREZ

TrndaccioE espeeiat para Ia PRENSA.
Ell PASO. Texas. juni0 26.-Tan-
to al general Francisco Gonzalez CO.
mo su Estado Mayor todos les
soldados de IA guarnicion de Ciuoau
Juarez que defendicron esa plaza
contra los ataqueS de Villa Y su gente,
Sc les van a dar unas medallas con-
memorativas.
Con 81 objeto de reunir los fondos
neoeSarios para la compra De tales
nedallas SO ha organizado un Comit@
cncabezado por el JueZ &c Dlstrito
Jesus Cuen.
Sc hacen los concentrates mas des-
favorables acerca de este proyecto
cue Sc considera digno coronamlentU
de todo 10 anterior.