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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
Boxing In Perth Ambot at a stand.tm.

Despite the act that an announcement a made three weeks ago
at the fights " III Amboy Sporting Club here that in the future the exhibitions
be held weekly instead of every Two weeks the management has failed
to live u D to its new policy. instead of holding the scraps weekly 1t has not
even continued old policy of one fight night in 1.-TWO weeks. 1t Is runored that
changes are being made among. III men who have been promoting the club
since Is start several months ago but no definite announcemen has been
forthcoming rs yet.
Some o.. the biggest fighters in the game were scheduled to appear
here but they rave OF been seen hero a yet although a few II he better
known scrappers have been here.
With the legalidng of twelve round boxing bouts in New Jersey a
new impetus ear be given the sport in this state as the longer scraps will
in more interesting fights being staged A eight rounds have lot proved
sufficiently long in which to decide a title tho four rounds additional should
in Jersey hsuc fans seeing some high calibre fights before many moons
The ley boxing Ia will also result n more New York sporting enthusiasts
being enticed across the river by cards which should hold considerable mag
neusm and proving big drawing powers
Twelve round bouts car be expected N this city soon If he Amboy soprtns
thing possible will be done to keep this sport which has uch a arge fol-
lowing, alive In thiJ. city. As the Auditorium Is lot 3 sarge s tn Newark
Armory In which the sportsmens Club shows are held pr other immense
N halls in the state, 1t is O big financial proposition to stage N
or more big fights here o M night unless high prices ire charged for the
900 seats which are available
Whatever changes are to take place among hose conducting tn
Amboy Sporting Club we would like to see made quickly in order that h
sport may again BIZ resumed here. 1t has proved popular Will follower OF
the squared circle in this city and nearby places n has been with III SO
long 10 that a trip o a boxing show at tho Auditorium is a part of the
routine of many every. other Thursday night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
NORTH AMB0Y NINE
TRIMS HARMONY CLUB

The North Amboy Sporting Club
opened their season Sunday with n
victory over the Harmony y. r.. G..
by a score OF So. Hess twirling for
the winning team struck cut twelve
men and allowed W. hits, while Ku-
ran struck out eight men and al
lowed ten bingles.
Manager Karl Kaufman, of the
Sporting Club team s DESTROYS of
booking games with the Saint An
thongs. Salems. Pioneers and N
other strong light senior teams in the
couny. Address all challenges to 749
State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
s! INllSSIDEEn|la! {!
penn Relays This Week.

With ne leading college athetes Of the United states competing.
1t Franklin Field, Philadelphia Friday and Saturday thus inauguratng
what D. expected to be he greatest intercollegiate track season in tho history
of the sport. Moro than three hundred schools and colleges Of the nation
will be represented by teams with the combined track and field team from
oxford and Cambridge Universities Of England as the athletic feature of the
meet.
Established in 1895 with competition among a limited number OF
the yearly games have grown in scope and popularity until to-
day the Penn. Relays stand out as the greatest track and field meet in III
with the possible exception of the Olympic Games. The contests are
officially accepted IS the opening of the collegiate athletic season and the
entries have increased in late years until two days are required Ito complete
a program which is III If with clock like regularity.
From time to time additional championship relays have been added
until at present there are six opn event with a score OF more of graded
class or division contests Tor schools and colleges. Some idea IF the popularity
teams are entered for the six open championship relays next
United States including the fan south, central west and Pacific coast
For the second Time in the history of the relays a foreign team Of
conesans will compete in the combined oxford-cambridgo quartet which is
III against Americas bet in thu two mile championship. Each Il the
four English half milers is a star runner over the $50 yards course. The race
expected to develop the san sensational result as Wa the case when
oxfords four competed in 1914 ant dwon by a scant two inches from Penn
syvania at the end Of q thrilling contest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
Win Two

The Pioneer baseball team was
victorious in a double-header played
on the Pardee diamond Sunday af-
ternoon. The first game was against
the Crescents of South Amboy who
were defeated to the tune OF a 1917
score, while in the second game the
Maurer A. A. was defeated by a score
of 17-2. Chismar pitched the first
game for the Pioneers, while NJ
Bonalsky handled the heaving as
signment In the second encounter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
To Give Ont Baseball Suits

There vii be no practice SESSION OF
the ST. Anthony baseball club on the
Raritan Copper Works diamond to-
night on account of the inclement
weather. This team will hold q prac-
tice session on Friday night. when
the baseball suits will be given out
and a captain for the coming season
elected. All OF the players are re-
quested to report for this practice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
BELMONTS WIN, ALL

The Belmonts, of Carteret, travel
ed to Port Reading Sunday and de-
feated the Tigers of that place in
their opening game of the season
l4-11. The Belmonts secured sixteen
hits as compared to nine for the home
team. Kelly, pitching for the Bel
lnonts, famed twelve while Overholt
the Tiger twirler, struck out thirteen
The score by innings:
Belmonts "a. 6 . 2 0 / 2 0 / Ola
Tigers ..... 0 4 Q o 0 I'll
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
To Bowl Again Here

The American bowling team a CON-
bination hat held It's own with the
best alley teams in the state a few
years back. will get together again for
a match with Raymond's Rollers. This
match will be rolled on the Y. NJ. c.
A. alleys next Tuesday night. and
the Amorites will have Golden. Mallet,
A. Simonsen. Pemberton and Eyer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
Balint to Meet McCrann.

Joe Balint the clever local bantam
will meet Charley McCrann of Eliza
beth in one of the six round bouts at
the Queen City Sporting Club Plain
field tomorrow night. Balint has quite
a following Of f1stie a n in Plainfield
where he has already ~outpointed
Johnny Larkin and knocked out
Young Cans. Tomorrow nights show
IS under the auspices of the Ameri-
can Legion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
Unwsreoms IMMIGRANT.

The boil weeyil is something his
country has acquired from Mexico.
1t crossed the Rio Grande river in
1892. Since then It has been travel
ing from 40 to 100 miles each year,
and now ver the greater part Of
the cotton states.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
Standings In Major
BASEBALL Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Today
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Yesterdays Results
Cincinnati, 8; ST. Louis. 2.
Brooklyn-New York (rain).
Observation-Disclosures (cold).
Chicago-Pfttsburgh (cold).
Standing of Teams
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
Game is Postponed

The game between the Perth AM
boy high school and Red Bank dia-
mond teams scheduled for this litter
noon at Red Bank has been postponed
on cou of rain. This is the third
game this season scheduled by Man
ager Smith, postponed on count Of
rain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
Notice To Team Managers.

In the future all communications
regarding games played on Sunday
must be in the office of the NEWS by
Monday In order that the box score be
used. Any information on games
coming in after Monday only the score
by innings will be used.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
Hehmetta Club.

The Helmetta five will have as their
opponents on the evening of May 6 the
five representing the New Brunswick
Y. NJ. c. A. at the Helmetta alleys in
the first of a series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
Y. M. G. A.

Tuesday night TOUCH ttHHI HHu
Steele's team each took two games
from Hilton and Schrimpe respective
ly. Tomorrow night the final sets
In this league will be played.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN n
Games Today
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Detroit of St. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Yesterdays Results
Cleveland, 3; Chicago, z.
New York-Washington (rain).
Philadelphia Boston crain).
st. Louis-Detroit (rain).
Standing of Teams
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28

center: Flynn and Cannon. guards.
Regain is expected to referee this con-
test.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28

OH TIT ouUJCNt VI PIotOI DHVVt-
ing it Is we'll to- bring in something
about the pistol shooting at the Nat
ional Rifle Matches. A. z. Lane of
|Norwa1k, Conn, won the National
match with q score of 293 ard the
Greenwich, Conn, pistol team of which
Lane was captain Won the team match
With the wonderful score of 1.}11-
abon: so points hotter tn n tie second
team This. team outclassed the SER
vice teams completely. Lane. the win
ner Of the pistol match won the
worlds pistol championship in the
Olympic games IL 1912.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
The Great Outdoors
"Tackholey Ice A Real shooter

~ - thtAA AAtOtt
Some years 6 when We began
.|chronicling the doings OF the shooters
We asked who vas the best all-round
shot in the United States and the uni
versal answer was ''Tackhole" Lee.
And we are about convinced that the
answer is correct. "Tackhole" as every
one in birmingham. Ala, knows him,
is just about the busiest young man
in that town but no matter o much
business he has to attend to he al
ways finds time to shoot. and he shoots
every thing from a revolver to a pump
gun.
He won the small bore rifle cham
pionship of the United States so often
that he stopped. and his records with
the small bore gun are not likely to
ever be excelled. just as soon as Lee
becomes proficient in one sport he
tries something else and in 1919 he
won the Revolver and Pistol Cham
pionships of America and took third
place in the Individual Military Rapid
Fire Revolver championship of the
United States. These facts just be-
came known therefore we could not
enlighten you sooner. Besides these
wins Lee won the double target trap
shooting championship of Alabama-
and text year he promises to win the
single championship.
DIR. j.. III. Shook, of Columbus, O.,
the editor of "Hunter-Trade-Trapper"
created a new world record in winning
the Military Rapid Fire Championship
of the United States Revolver Associa-
ton with a score of 65I. The pre-
vious worlds record was 631. This
event was at so yards, outdoors, stan
dard American target. Seventy-hve
shots were fired in strings of five. Fiji
teen seconds were allowed for each
string, the arm and hammer being
down at the command of fire.
Here is the results of the champion
sh.nq oP 1910.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28
BREAKS A COLD
IN A FEW HOURS
"Paps's Cold Compound instantly
relieves STIFFNESS and
distress

Don't stay s~tuYed-upi Quit blowing
and snufiingi A dose Of "Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours until
three doses are taken usually breaks up .
severe cold and snds all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clogged.
up nostrIIs and the air passages of the
hexdJ stops nose runningI relieves the
headache, dullness. feverishness, snees-
ing, soreness and stiffness.
SPape's Cold Compound b the quick<
~. sursst relief known and costs only
. few cents at drug stores. 1t acts withs
out assistance, tastes nice, contains NJ
quiainaEIpsist upon PapsAl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-28

C. C. HOMMANN,
Chairman.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-20
Ell PRINCIPE CRISTOBAL De
GRECIA Mo- TIENE DESAFE-
NIENCIAS CON SU
FAMILIA.

NUEVA YORK, Marie 14.-Des
pachcs recibidos en- esta ciudad, pre-
cedentes dc Ginebra, SuiZa, hacen
saber que ell Consejero legal de-
Principe Cristohal de Grecia. que
hace POGO contrajo matrimonio cor
la viuda del millionaire amtaricano
William B. Leeds, de esta ciudad,
ha hecho declaraciones r~elacionadas
con los recienoes informes publica-
nos en- la Caceta Official de Atenas,
segun los cuales. cl citado principe
ha r~enunciado sus derechos a la Co
roma de Grecia.
Por instrucciones eXptesas del
principe. Ell m~encionado oonsejero
ha e~xpresado que el principe Cristo
bal desea ademas que 50 desmien'
tan las noticias publicadas referen
ties a que Sc encuentra dlsgustado
con 81 familia; pues per el contra
rio. nunca como ahora han sido mas
cordialcs sus ~relaciones domesricas,
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TO cuando Ilegaroa 4 Ii e~scaierita de
caracol, lie dijo en- voz muy baja:
-iSabeis nadar?
ST; ipor que?
-Esperad un momento. Tomad phi
nero este eslabon ' esta piedra.
-Bteno; ~ luego?
-Tomad tambien eota bujia, para
cue tengais luz en- el Prie-Dieu.
-Pero ipOr que me preguntabais
s. saba nadar?
va os he dicho que habia I'm
pozo en- Ell Prie-Dieu..
ST, Y por tenor de caer en- el no
me he mov;do de Ia entrada del ca
luhozo.
-Tomad ahora esta cuerda con
Dudos.-Y. N. dc Piorac sac6 de uno
de los bolsillos de sus calzas 4 cuer
da de soda enrollada Y reducida 4 81
mas simple volumen.-Tiene Glen pies
de longitud, anadi6; la sujetareis en-
IN anillo de hero que ver6is en- e!
borde del POGO, y la dejareis caer en-
e., e. aqua debe estar fra; pero es-
tar,os en- verano, y os refrescar&.
ESQ es muy bonito, dijo Lahire;
pero cuando este abajo, 6que es 10
que tengo que hacer?
-VerGis entrar Ia luz Y por IN
agujero que haya a flor de aqua, y cs
UT criticize que comunica cor ell Sc
ma, Por ALI desaparccio La Chesnaye,
Y sin mas, ", de pibrac nbri6 Ia
puerta del Prie-Dieu hiZo cntrar q
Lahire Y valvi6 a eerrar con Ell ma
yor cuidado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-20

Carlos X que le miraba atentamente.
| Lanire Arenas 81 dirigio I'M mirada
, inG;ferente hacia ell rey de Navarro
asi ~disfrazado. Y este ultimo al jo-
ven gasc6n como preguntandose 10
cue podia ser aQuelIo. La prueba fue
| Cecisiva,
-Por fin. dijo Carlos X. la luz
Sc ha hecho en- las tineblas.-Y vol
v:endose hacia ell rey de Navarro.
anadi6:-Senor primo MIC. he sido
tra;cionado ' cnga5ado. pero no DOR
voS.
Lahire hizo IN gesto de asombro
tan natural, que el rey eyclam6:
-;Vamos no cabe duda de cue ha-
beis dicho la verdad, senior primo MIC.
Y llamo:-iPabrac. .Pibrac.
Senior.
FL captain de los g~uardias retroce
! di6 asombrado al yer a Enrique dis
fyazado de pale.
Devolved su espada a. rey de Ma
varra, dijo Carlos N, senior primo
raio, estais libre.
Enrique Sc inclin6, y Carlos X, d.
| rigi6ndose a Lahire ,prosigui6:
En- cuanto q vos, %ioven, escoged: o
me- nombrais vuestros completes, o
yolvsis = vueStro caiaboZo,
--Nunea he sido traidor, senor, d.
| 20 saiudande.-f vo!vieHdose hacia
Pihrac, pMad!6s-Estey a vuestras
ordenss, senior captain,
1Idos. die 81 rey,
Pibrac conduio. Il tshire por el
mismo canine que habia yenldoi Pc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-20

No es la primera vez que Sc trata
&c lIevar q la practica idea tan des-
cabella y perjudicial. va en- pasados
iticmuos Sc intent0 hacer 10 mismo;
3c-o h~abiendose convencido las auto
ridades del grave p~erjuicio que en- to-
DOS sentidos Sc iba a causar a "a clu-
dad. Sc abandono hasta hoy Ell pro-
yec-O.
Sc dice que la Direction de C'bras
Publicas del Muricipio busca dinero,
dinero Y mas dinero, pero d este Sc
lie contesta que no es de esa manera
como ha de p~rocurarselo, sino recu-
1riendo a otras fuentes de las que no
pueda ocasionarse IN nal que habrla
cue lamentar.
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SJSCRIBASE I'D. 4 IA PRENSA."

6el Rey de Navarro.
-Quitate IN jub6n, d;jo Carlos
Il.
e. pale obedeci6, aunque aIgo alto
nito.
e jub6n que usaban los pajes del
rey era mjtad azul Y mitad encarna-
do. con III nude de cintas del color
contrapueSto en- cada hombro.
-Vere. dijo el rey.
FL pale sali6 dejando ALI Su jubon.
Senior primo MO, dijo ~entonceS
Carlos X al rey de Navarro. creo
que TO tendreis inconvenience en-
perSC2roS a Ia prueba que quiero in
teHtar.
-tQue prueba. senior?
-QuitaoS vuestro jubon Y poneos
este.
Enrique advino, pero, no obstanve,
mostro mucno asombro. Sin embargo
hizo 10 que eI rey lie pedia.
-Ahora. a1adi6 Carlos X, perma-
nece6 en- pie detraS &c mi sillon, CO.
mo 81 fuerais verdaderamente de
mis- pajes,
DE veras que son capr;chos sin
guiares los dc vUestra majesEad,
Carlos X no respondi6, y dos MI
/ ru+os despues Sc preSent6 Lsh!re.
| lie habia prevcnido II. dc Pbrac
Geque ell rey dc Navarro estapa en
el gabinete del rey7 20 mas blea ls
| s,rvi6 en- eSta circumstances ST. pre-
| sercia de amino? Como quiera Que
i4ese. Lahire en5r6, hizo como que no
veia al supuesto pale, salud6 al rey
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-20
ORDENES TERMINATES
SOBRE LOS P~ASAPORTES

La Secretaria dc Relaciones envlo
por la via t~elegrafica al consul
de Mexico en- la ciudad de FL Paso,
Texas. ordenes terminates para Que
10 v;sara los pasaportcs q los miem-
bros de la Sociedad Protectora de
los Intereses Amcricauos en- Mexico
en- la ciudad de FL Paso Texas. do
y que. como Sc ha dispuesto va, sc
z~ujeJara en- 10 absolute I IA instruc
con que Sc habian dado SoDre el par
ticu!ar.
Este communicate urgente obedec!6
& cue sc prcscntaron a IA ofjcina De
aquel consul vario> de los citadOs
micmbros de que Sc trata Y que ha-
b!an manifestado deseos de t~raSladar-
e a territorio meXicano. no obstante
Ge cue va conocian IA orden que a
este respecto Sc do desdc hacc al
gUnos dias.
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a JUYENTCD De ENRIQUE ~
FOLLETIN Nun. 253

lUego pas0 Is vista r.ridamente por
tSos documeLtoS, los cua.es llevaban
todos el sei.o de n ambiciou iNmo-
derada de 10 principles de Lorena, '
de proneo, separandolos con 81 ma
no, diio:
Hare decap!tar Al duque de Gan
"a. y de>cerrara q Ia reina por e. res
20 de " vida.
va hemos sanado una partida,
rens6 Enrique.
Pero como Carlos X c~oncinuaba
sombr,o, miranda al rey de Navarro,
u. de Pib-ac dijo s.:
-iCuidzdo con IA Ultima prueba.
Senior, prosiguio Enrique &c Ma
ysrra, sesta Vuescra Najestad sufj-
cienremente convenciioo
e rey sc volvio hac;a Pibrac Y Ie
oIio:
ID en- buSca &c csc joven que ha-
bsis eacerado en- e. Prie-Dieu.
FL captain &c los guardiss Sc in
elmo Y salio- Entonces Carlos X diio
al rey de Navarro:
Z Conoceis q VI caballero gas
con Hamado Lahire?
No. senior.
-SNo 10 habs!s vsto nunca?
-Creo cue no.
Il rey do m golpe Ell e. timbre,
Y q! puHto acudi5 IN pale. Era VI
10 bieu plancado J de Ia eStatura
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-20

la verdad? iOh! que dolorl. VI
iando una nlirada azorada en- Ia reina
e~spantada. anadi6 II v de mai
agiiero,.....
Luego sus ojos sc ~inyectaron de
sangre, sus labios Sc llenaron de es-
puma, do IN grito terrible, y cay6 al
suelo:
-:Socorro. isocorro. grito Ia reina
madre corriendo hacia Ia puerta.
Los pajes ~entraron corricndo y le-
vantaron al rey, quien recobro subj
tame ntG una energia furiosa rechazo
z los pajes, desenvain6 su espada Y Sc
precipito hacia Ia reina diciendo:
Elsa mujer quiere matarme.
La reina, asustada, quiso hun de
Ia espada amenazadora; pero iba a
ser alcanzada, cuandQ de pronto EN-
tro IN hombre que corrio hacia Ell
rey Y lie arranco IA espada de las ma
nos. Era Miron, Ell medico de Carlos
IXaY cuando lie hubo d~esarmado, ell
rey dirigi6 al medico una mirads
alelada, estdpida, y entono una de las
canciones de GAIA que estaban muy
en- boga entonces.
Ell rey esta loco. dijo Miron.
-Entonces, r%espondio ia reina
madre irguiendose de repente,. y mos
trando en- vez de 81 anterior espanto
una energia feroz e indomable, en-
torces, 70 soy quien debo relnar.
XVI 49,
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Sc IBA 4 ASFINlAR Ell
GERENTE DE LAS MI
MAS

Constantemente Sc eStan rec!blen-
dc en- la Secretaria de Industrial no
ticias relatives 4 los trabajos de eX-
ploracion que Sc estan llevando a ca
DO en- los tiros incendiadcs de IA mi
ma De FL BordO.
Scgun Sc dice, POGO es 10 que has
Ia hoy Sc ha logrado hacer en- este
scntido q cauSa de que no es possible
pcnctrar con facilidad = Ia nina. Mr..
barry. que eS e. gerente general de
la empresa perjudicada, p~retendlo
cutrar a los socavones y a puntO es-
two &c perder Ia vida a consecuen-
ella de un ataque de astiXia que su-
fri0. Fue ncceSariO sacar!o vIolenta-
mente para podcr salvar!o.
Los operarios que han !ogrado eX-
plorar va algo de Ia nina. para 10
cuaI han tenido que hacer uso de mas
caras especiales para prevenirse con-
ira los gases envencnados. dicen que
tcdavia no han hallado nj Ia mitad de
las victimaS Y que. Segun Sc dice.
rssaron de ochenta. numerO que sc
creyo e~Xagerado en- IN principle.
Para hacer estos trabajos sc ha
~prccedido 0 sumo cuidaGo. pues Sc
tcme que pueda r~eaparecer cl fuego
al pe~etrar e. ARE.
La negotiation ha ordcnado que Sc
commence a abonar a las familias de
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MEDIDORES 4 LOS consul
MIDORES De aqua

La Direction dc Obras Publicas.
dependiente del Ayuntamiento, trata
de establacer en- las caSaS medidoraS
para Ell aqua. de la que cor entcra
Iihertad han dispuesto Siempre los
Guehos ' arrendatarioS, sin otra res
t~riccion que Ia indicada en- una ra-
zonable contribution.
M@xico es una poblacion cue nece-
sta aqua. mucha aqua para 81 aseo e
higienizaci0n y. superintendent, no sc
hace otra cosa que decretar ell no ba-
! no q los habitantes Y conceder paten-
tc de ~pnvilegio a la mugre y a las
Intermediates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-20
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mario l

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mario 10.
La viuda del viejo periodista D..
Pauline Martinez present6 formal
acrsaci6n contra el Ing. Vito Alesio
KobleS. a-quien Sc hacen cargoS en- re
laci6n cor ell asesinato de que fue
victima ell escritor de combate en- esta
capital durante las funciones del 60
hierno de la Convention.
> D. Pauline MARTINEZ fuc asesina-
90, segun Sc dice. en- el interior de IA
celia en- que Sc lie Jenia incomunica
&C.. la misma noche en- cue tambien
50 do muerte al Lie. David Berlanga
y al notable ferrocarrilero meXicano
Servando CanaleS. ases!nacoS que
cauSaror sensation er esta capital, 3
peSar del desorden Que reinaba en-
acucllos diaS angustiosos para Ia ca
!itai de Ia epl,blica.
Sc habia dicho haSta ahora que Ia
n,uerte de D. Pauline Martinez habia
sido ordenada por ell general Zapatis--
Ia Palafox. de acuerdo con el Lie.
Antonio Diaz Soto Y Cana. % quie
cl escritor Sc hab:a disgustado
por cuestiones de II misma rcvolu-
ci6n. En- cuanco 4 la ingerencia que
en- el asunto haya tenido el actual
Director de FL Heraldo de Mexico.
- kasta hoy Que sc habla de ella con
nctivo de Ia acusacion QUE ha presen
tado contra ei Ia infortunada viuda
del periodista dc opoSici6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-20
LOS ESPARTACISTAS DESTEu-
YERON UNA BATERlA EN-
WETTER.

NUEVA YORK. Mario l9.--El Ill
timo dezpacho llscado de Londres in
dica auc la bateria de Artillcria de
Wetter, al Oeste de Philadelphia, tue
dcstruida por los espartacistas.
De acuerdo con Ell telegrama que
Sc recibi6 de Berlin. en que Sc da cuen
ia de este becho. todos los otlclaIes
dc Ia 'batcria fueron muertos y casl
tol.os los individuos de la clase de
tropa corrieron igual suerte.