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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-13
CENTERBURG

Mrs. Harry GLADDEN. of Sunbury was
guest in the VIM. warlin home on
Sunday.
DR.. A. w. Brown and family left
Monday for weeks visit with friends
at Maple Rapids, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Sutton have NOV.
ed to Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. Arthur Rinehart of Columbus
spent Sunday at home with his moth.
er, Mrs. Alice Rinehart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Shira of Colum.
bus are visiting the lady's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. MCGUIRE.
Mrs. 8. J. Gould returned home last
week after two weeks visit in the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. o. II
Roley at Basil.
Mr.. Philip Smith of Kirkersville was
guest in the homes Of ID. NJ. Green
and other relatives here last week.
Mrs. H. 8. Harper Of Columbus
spent the weekend with the family
of Mrs. A. l.. Stevens of r. d. 2.
/ Homer Ramey spent Monday In Co
lumbus on business.
Mrs. r. w. Hill and daughter, Miss
Hazel. have gone to Annapolis, Nd, ts
witness the graduation Of Mr.. Lavay
Hill from the naval academy.
B. G. Ramey and wife spent Satur
day at Buckeye Lake, the guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Harden.
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WILDWOOD

Mrs. w. b. Anderson is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Martin, at Uniontown,
Pa.
Mr.. Silas Fry is working for Mr..
Walter Rabjohn.
Mrs. Chas. Humbert entertained the
Ladies' Aid Of the Presbyterian
church last week.
VIM. II. Humbert is having two
weeks sale at his store.
Mr.. Allie Stull is visiting with
friends and relatives at Millw0od.
Mrs. w. 8. Stull called on Mrs
Oregon Ffke last Thursday.
Mr.. r. II. Hammond is repairing his
residence.
The partnership of Kirk & Sttzel in
the milling business has been dissolv.
ed and the business in the future will
be conducted by Mr.. Stitzel, who has
leased the mill. 3
Mr.. Luther Lepley was in town with
his automobile last week.
Mrs. Frances Countryman has re
turned after a two weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Snow, in Mt. Yer
non.
Mr.. Frank Beach has purchased q
motorcycle.
Mr.. Moses Cullison of Brink Haver
has purchased fine pony of Mr.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-13

the Mt. Vernon hospital, was able to
return to his home the past week.
Mr.. George Studor, who had an op-
Grafton for appendicitis at Mt. Car
mel Hospital, in Columbus, was
brought back to Mt. Vernon on Sat.
urday last.
Mr.C. c. Lucas and family. Of Mar.
ion, who have been visiting rela.
tives in this vicinity, returned home
the past week.
Mr. Fred Brentlinger and children
visited with the formers mother at
Butler last week.
Miss Lutte Beck, of Mt. Vernon,
spent few days last week with her
brother, Mr.. NJ. T. Beck and family
in this place.
Mrs. T. NJ. Dill visited with rela.
tives at Jelloway the past week.
Mr.. william Ackerman Of Mt. Yer.
non attended the alumni banquet
in this place last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ba~nhart and
children visited with Mrs. Barnhart's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Robin
son, on Sunday last.
Mr.. Cliff Cline and Mr.. Foster Gay
are moving their families to Akron
this week.
The Wayne township Patterson
commencement will be held at the
Green Valley school house on Tues
day evening, June 18th, at 1880. A
fine program has been arranged, the
Fredericktown orchestra will furnish
the music and the address OF the ev
ening will be given by Prof. Alan oi
Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Dunn, ol
kent0n, Ohio, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Studor on Sunday
last.
Miss Dorotha Rogers visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Shaaf at Mt
Gilead last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. Main entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bird, OF Mt
Gilead the past week.
Miss Grace Barrett. of Charleston
Ohio, visited with her sister, Mrs. B
w. Whitford, the past week.
Mr.. r. s. Hyatt, who has beer
spending a few days with his parent,
here, returned to Delaware, Ohio
this week to resume his studies II
the summer school at the Ohio Yves
leyan University.
Miss Goldie Keck, returned from
Colorado on Wednesday morning O
this week. Miss Keck went ives
about two years ago, taking cours,
OF studies at the Greeley State Uni
versity and since that time has beef
teaching school near Greeley. Sh
also spent some time visiting at Cole
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-13
SAVES
Life OF Young Girl After A
wild Drive
Does Dr.. COsnef Formerly
Of Knox County
Newark American Tribune)

Newark American Tribune)
Josephine Burge, 1S-year-old daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burge, living
at Grant and Union street, suffered
severe attack Of what was at first
thought to be ptomaine poisoning at
her home this morning, and for near.
ly an hour lowered between life and
death.
The first indication of illness, about
II o'clock this morning, was not con.
sidered seriously by the girl or the
folks about the house. But she grew
steadily worse, and finally lapsed into
unconsciousness and she began to
grow black in the face.
Her mother rushed to a phone
when she became aware OF the SER
icusness Of the child's condition ana
called DR.. p. II. Cosner. He was not
at his Office the office girl announced,
but being informed that 1t was ln
! extreme case, she told the frantic
mother that she would get word to
him. The DOCTORS son called, and he,
IN his high.powered auto, drove to
the Union Block barber shop, called
his father, who rushed out Of the
shop. his face all lathered, got into
the machine and then commenced the
race for the girls bedside.
When he reached there the girl
was Black in the face, unconscious
and limp, and to all appearances in
dying condition. The stomach pump
was brought into play and after the
stomach had been emptied, strong
portions Of medicine to stimulate the
heart action was administered, and
two hours later the afflicted girl was
pronounced out of danger, but 1t will
be many days before she is fully re-
covered.
Later is was learned that she had
eaten rose plucked from bush
that had been sprayed to kill the
bugs, and the rose had received some
OF the poison.
| Z.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-13

there Wednesday evening.
Paul Long lost a horse Tuesday
morning.
Orlando Bird is very poorly at this
writing.
The singing entertainment giving
by the blind Kaufman brothers last
Tuesday evening, was a great sue.
cess. They expect to return to this
place against July 8.
f. r. Biddle and r. A. Hatten are
In Sparta painting DR.. Larimore's
residence.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-13

RADIO Springs. She is full Of praises
for Colorado, its beautiful scenery
and fine climate.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Swetland visited
the past week with their son, Mr..
Ward Swetland, at Belle Center. o.
Mrs. Vera Howard visited with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Markley,
at Pulaskiville, the past week.
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All day services were held at A. G..
church, last Sunday. Several speak.
ers were present and a basket dinner
was served.
Several young people of our vii.
lage attended the literary at Bangs
Friday evening.
Mrs. j. w. Hawkins of Toledo is
the guest Of her father, Jonathan
Tucker.
Mr.. X. Bagbasarian, a native of Ar.
menia. spoke at the NJ. Il. church
Sunday afternoon and will lecture
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-13

Mr.. Hugh Neal went to Brink Hav.
en- Wednesday morning to make a
short business visit.
Mrs. Jacob Phillips OF Utica is
visiting for week with relatives
In Mt. Vernon. Nf
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-13

Old men and women feel the need
of a laxative more than young folks,
but 1t must be safe and harmless and
one which will not cause pain. DR..
Kings New Life Pills are especially
good for the aged, for the yact prompt.
iy and easily. Price 25c. Recon-.
mended by g. r. Baker & Co.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27
LA NOSTRA TERRA
LIMA RlMRA OGNI IAAT0

Laltra mattina, verso lie ore cinque,
una tremenda esplssione fece saltar
dal sonno tranquil inqgillini della ca
Ga a tire piani segnata c3l n. 122, in
George ST La genie Is pre- pito'. ter
rurizzata, allie fnestre. chiamando al
soccorso. con alte grida, ed alcuni, per
attrarre piu' grida, ed al:uni per at
trarre piu' presto attenzione di quail
che poliziUtto, cominciaronO spa-are
copli di rivoltella in aria. Salla stIada,
intanto 81 radunava una gran folla di
curiosi riversandosi dale abitazioni eli;
convince. print poliziotti accorsi sui
post, chiamati telefonicamente dsl 81
gnor Marietta, un inG1iilIRO della sumo
minata casa, con breVi indaaini. scoDri
reno che una bomba, carica a poivere,
era stata fatta esplodeTe presso Pappar
tanento dell'italian francesca Incan-
dela, domiciliato a primo piano, ia
ignoti ricattatori quail, con pin di
una Iettera minacciosa, gil ayevano
chiesto cincuecento dollari.
Francesca lncaudeio, che in Vsrlta
non possiede motto, ma che ha st 'ntata
col lavoro la sua piccola proprieta, ~ y
seppe per paura, forse, non wolfe 1ai'
le alcuni indizlo sui ricattatorl. PARE
che pero', la polizls non abba trace
Der cominciare lie investigazIonh
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27

l soA4rcnti Ii qucs ! disturb terribih
c periColosi, potranno certamente spendere
alclai uinuti al Eiorno per I'm Drove pcrio-
do ii tempo Sc desideran0 convincersi
in manie:a soddislaoente di potter ancora
guarire; hranno clio specialmente con
siderandO che ron Vi sara alcuna sDesa @
che 10 Ci mettero il MIC tempo la mia
mcl.cina, Qualsiasi persona di eiudizio
che Voglla sapere st una Certa Cosa quo
curaf!a, trova qui lopportunita per ASST
curarsene scnza spesa, senza, obblighi. G
senza considerable pcrdita di tempo.
QUkSIl .POCHI GIORNI potrebbero
esscre quolh critici Ter h vostra salvezza>
Tutti coioro quail saranno bastante-s
mente ansiosi per chiedermi la medici1ta
gTatuita, rlcevcranno pure una copia del
mo Noiumnoso hbro medico illustrate
mel quale queste malattie vengono descritte
in dett.aglio. Questo il libro pi1 volumi-
noso che sia mai state sCritto Der Ia dis
trbuzione gratulta Sc ne sta stamoando
una nuoVa edizione proprio ora. ";
scrivero anche una lettera con diaqnos; =
consIgli medici, quail vi dovrebharo
alutare moitlsslmo; ma per potter far clio
MI occorre sapere sc le medicine vi sono
propno necessarie. Scrivetemi i nun1er;
dc l slntomi di cui sofrite, la vostra eta .
Il tutto VI sara spedito come vi pronetto
Dimostrate Ia vostra volonta di prIarire
e 10 sarete. e|S'"e'
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27
10 ci mettero la Medicina, Vol
mettete il Tempo
Pochi giorni sar ammo sufficient per dimostrare
che potete guarre

Datemi alcuni minuti del vostro tempo
per qualche giorno ed 10 vi dimostrero
senza spesa da parte vOstra, che posseggo
una medlCina la Quale ssaCcia pACido
UricO velenoso dali organismo riesce
COST curare i disturb di reni di vescica
e il reumatsmo. Non vi chiedo di credere
ale ME diChiarazoni, vi domando sem
phcemente iii lasCiarmi spedire I'm POGO di
questa medicina, perche la possiate pro-
ware personalmente.
Sto cercando di convincere eli ANNA
lati di tall disturb he pc-zccEo qualche
Cosa di meglo .ie solitc medicine.
trattamenti, 0 altre c1se simih il solo
modo per ruiscirCi, crclo sll facendo IA
spesa della prepara1ione dele r> dicine
della spedizlone graluita. Faro qucstc
volentlerl per quei softerenti che i com
piaceTannO sCrlVC-e. IutcndiamoCi pcr5,
10 non VI spedisco IN cosi dctto cam
pione, sagglo, traLtamentc in provo" G
ncppure VI spedir0 I'M pacchetto Iii medi-
cine dlcendopl di usarne parte c Iii pagan
mi per il rest0; We ne mandc9o invece una
provvista eratuitamente, per Ia quale non
VI vera ChlcstO pagamcnto non saretc
messo soto obbligo alcuno.
Desidero sapere solo &c avete yno
malattia Per la quale Ia mia medicina
puo servlre, pOiche essa non euna ''panacc1
per tutti mali" percio DESERVE qui soto
sintomi principali del disturb iii reni c
dl vescica G del reumatismo. Sc vi accor-
gete di aveTe uno o piu iii questi sintomi.
Vi e necessaria la mia medicinal 10 sar6
iellce di spedirvene una provvista quando
ssapro numeri correspondent al sintomi
Ia Vostra eta, il vostro nome lindirizzo.
Potete sorivere al DR.. T. Frank Lynott.
l5OI Deagan Bldg, Chicago, III. Non
dovete lar promesse e non dovrete pagar
nulla; solo Vi chiedo, perche non nasca
coniuslone, che mi facciate conoscere
nnmeu del sintomi, o che me Ii descriviate
con Vostre parole che prendiate Ia nedi-
clna a seconda dele istruzioni che VI
NeFranno fornlte. Questa la mia maniera
per lar conosoere il preparato per guada-
tutto.
Quando avrete usato Ia medic;na
rlmarrete convinto che eSsa d;sc;ooTs
ed ehmina racido urico velenoso. r;n-
iorza reni, cost da farli funz;onare
IN ammonia con Ia vescica. g re0ola Ia
Nescica steSsa, facendo cessare II bisocno
troppo irequente di orinare oil altr;
uisturbI orinari. Calmera pare immed;s-
tamente dolori bruciori reumat;ri
gilscioghera cristali di acido urico. con
IL r1suitato di far sparire i dolori di
sCmeh9 On muscoli di rimettere a
Posto le glunture sformate. Questa me.
oleina purlhca inoltre il sangue invigo-
Ilsce nervi' rendendovi pi0 forte pi0
Hlsoroso; dandovi un migior appetite.
w sonno pi0 tranquillo maggior enerVia
~ lsvoro quotidiano. Questa me
EIeIn" "a tutto questo, eppure non con.
uehe aicun ingrediente ingiuTioeo ed )
eggi vigenti. wv '''~ ~S''s
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27
Joe MOIinO SalOne


JCs. mol,Sc, Prop.
Saloze ii "a as sglerjC,t
B;rra ottlIuA 81 prius qua.
Gta' VIM squisl'i '-"~n.1titi
gepuini, liquor ecoellena
di primo grsdo Sc voiete
psssare una buena nezzora
andste 8 trovare il vostro
AMIGO, JOS. Molino che 81
rete soddisfstti.
Huriey via
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27
Trento ( Trieste

Trento - Una trementa tr2gedla
8 e. svolta stamane alfalfa.
La giovane NJ ercede Ermiii, infermie
"a all 'ospedale Bonifazio, 81 era tempo
addietro fdanzsta tai Dante Saivagnl
nj. rneccanico, tire mesi f. erano gia
prossime lie lor0 nozze, quando il Saliva
gnini fu colpito da una terrible malat
tia, per cui rimase degente all csped2-
lie. Ogui speranZa di guarigione era or
mai svanita per il povero giovane.
la tire qiorni il Salvagnlni era aggra
v4tissimo 81 aspettava la ca astrofe
da un momento al altro. La sua tidan'
zata 10 assistera amOr0samente.
Stamane all alba Il malato e-a entra-
to m agonis, Quando la fidauzata, impa
dfonitasi di un rasoio, is e sega due
vene del bracc;o, continnando al assls.
tere il m9ribrnda.
La mo te de SaIvagnin avVenne qua
81 subito dope g. passati clrca dle@l mi
neti. parent della ragazza cercarono
dl a,I9utanarla, dat letto del defunto
Solo allora 81 accorsRro ere IL Merccde
Il era svenata che sveya g. Ia lec !uta
una Guantita di sangue straordlnar;
FL subtle chamat1 uu sanitario; ma
Ia sua opera fu vana, perche dopo ven
4 minui iinfeice moriva completa-
mente esangue,
la faccapucciante tragedia ha desta-
TO in citta' un euorme. tristissima i'm
pre-siore.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27

COME FECE EFFETT. Mon vi no
scritto prima SERVE il sig Zambo.
nj di Dolton, III 'perche' volevU pri.
ma vedere come il Lozogo faeesse eff
fetto. Mia moglie era stata malaticcia
per circa otto mesi. lutte lie pIesecri.
zioni den medici non lie avevano fatto
nessun bene. pereio' risolsi nj farle
sper men.a:e j LoKogO, Misi Ga parte
lutte lie attire medicie cominciai far
le premiere Il L. zogo In dieci giorni
81 noto' un sorprenGente .ni9lioramt n
to. Lee ritJrnato lsppetIto q0ella
terrible debo ezza. da eui era afhitts.
e scompar / Acetate nts.ri s,rce-
ri ringraziamenti per Ia sus gsuriigone
Non e una medlclna ordinaria che 81
We lde n ! farmaeie. ms I'm . mphce
rimeoio estratto de erbe sperimentatc
dagli ami. che e fornito al public
direttsmente dial iaboratorio. Per mag
giori particular scrivete al seGue nte
indirizzo: Dr. Peter Fahrney & Son,
Co.. 1925 SC. Hoype ave. Chicago III
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27
Competent IN Lotto per I0bbiC0TVI
ID IuIuQ RESIDENCE

A oirca cento piedi dalIa Hurley
High School, al north side, 81 troya
La Houlshan Addition, l'unica local.
ia del paese dove 8 possa ancora fab
hTicare.
Delta locahta'. divisa in lotti Q
ora in vendita, a prezz mo1ici ed a
condiNoni favcrevolI come pagamen-
ii mensIi.
Il questa la migiior occaslone per
chi voIesse fabbricsrsi la propria casa
emancipandOsi dal peso dele pigioni.
Per Information o trattative rivol-
Rersi al siEuor 3. Hoplehan cd al ST..
gnor Frank Marta
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27
Al sseggieri

rntti coloro che ntendono rimpatria-
re- oppure Ii fare ven.gs degh amici dai
vecchi paesi prima ii sceglere lore
basrlmenIl dovrebtero Ueur consIuerar
grandissiml vantaygl che offioDo
diretu velori bastnenti della
White Star Line
Fartenze regalaIl ogni quindici g1orni
dai porti New York IL Boston-Mediter
ranean servizio. mantenuti dai u1agnjfici
larghi bastiuenti.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27
White Star and
American Line.

Quardo andate in Europa o quandC
spedite un passaggio qualche AMIGO
considerate vantaggi che Vi offiano
lie Compagule di naviga2ione White
Star American Line, via Cherbourg.
II viagglo ga New York in Italia,
via Cherbourg viene compute in 8 e
8 giorni essendo che la traversata Vi
enc fatta ia sci giorni.
| vapori di queste compagnie sono
calcolati fra piu' veloci del monde.
bene conosciuh per Ia lora comodita,
forza sicurezza.
vi sono cabine riservate per due,
quattro anche sci persone anche per
la terra classe. Consulate qualeuno
che abba gia viaggiato su vapori di
queste compagnie We ne dara piena
conferma.
La Compagnia White stan mantle
ne pure un seyvi7lo diretto fra Dos
ton . New York a Napoh.
vapori che fanno il servizio per
Napol: sono PIN grand vapori che
attraYersino il Medlterraneo.
Scrivete per mappe DESCRIPTIVE sui
10 comodita del nostri vapori.
Per partico 'sri rV0lgeteYi
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27
CanopiC 5oas,lAs,
Critic l l8;sgS
Romantic i lh1gY

LIE cotlodita che offrouo bastimenti
d terra classe della White star Line
sono veraaente straordinarje ii 5upe-
rior ordine dando ogni considerations
pei conforo dsi p1-ersgieri.
Havvi IN largo nnrneto ii stance IL
Inc quattro caDiue -uaziosi refettorii
ample sale per tumar'.- ia lettura col
piano forte laysrm reoderni ale da
toeletta
J paSStggIeH ~ terz5 ciaSSe SOuU
tr0YYSu II VfaO III cOmodt letU Ell
E Hiber' Ia 0gW SoDfaSLesD
RiV0'PerSf a
O.E. Brecke North Western Aseurs
Generate l2l,123 50. \ ave-. ~ d,unr,
polls. Minn
Opprre dan Signoi
FRANK MARTA
Agente Lu"ai-.
r4ur-y Wiz
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27
DA VENpERE

Due cavalli da trio a buon prezzo Sc
II temperate subito.
SMARRITA.
Una vacca blanca rosa, quatt:o
mesi ia, Una buona macnia sara paga
0 a quello che la trova,
Nm. Walter Meat Market Hurley-Wis,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27
ROchambeau
Chicago
Niagara
La TOuraine
M. w. KOZMINSKI,

Raerte osDsr7le Per Lowest
80 Dearborn St. Chicago. III.
Frank Marta, Hurley, Wis.
Alex Galdabini, Hurley, Wis
A. Libertal. Irouwood. Mich
James L. Bruno. Bessemer Mich
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27
FRANK MARTA
UFFICIO NOTARILE
COURT COMMISSIONER
lTERPRETE A RICHESTA

Rimesse di Denaro: lie Ri
Jesse veneono eseguito sior
o per giorno a mezzo e con
aranzia dell'American Elk
ress Co. al Gambia della
iornata.
AGENT dele seguente as
Icurazione---- The Phoenix
{ Hartford--The Franklin
Is. Co. of Philadelphia
Delegate Consolare aator-
.zato dal--Ro. Consolare d
ala in Milwaukee per lie
isite di Leva.
Per informazione a qualun-
ne servezio serivere al:
FRANK MARTA
hurley. Wis. p. 0. 62G
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27

II dott Stebbins con uftcio uei loos
Ii sopra Ia farmacia Sullivan ha le Sc.
guent ore di uffioo:
dale 10 allie IL. an
dale 2 allie p. m
ERli e. q disposizioBe del pubbIicC
mediRnts oiaamsie teIefon che ale
quail attende cola massima premnrA.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27
o. E. BRECKE,
southwestern Passenger Agent,

northwestern PASSENGER Agent
l2l-l2S South Third Street
Minneapolis Mimi.
Opp agh agens local.;
FRANK M PTA, Hurley, Wis.
ALEX GALDA mi,
j. L. BKUNU, Bessemer, Mich
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-09-27
Questi sono i sintomi :

!. Dolori nella schema.
4 : DeAoerio trequente d. osinars.
D Ornanone stentaa o hruei.r,.
:. Doleri nella vcsrica.
> Disturb PTostahei.
. Sas Q dolori neIo stonaeo.
e. Ieooiefza generate, vertixine
O. Dolori hrueiore al daneo de~tya
= = Sonnore Ia qualSiasi paTte al 49,,
y SuoehezEs, disturb Iii fernto.
= ppMpltauon Q doiori ii euose.
a Doaore ala giuntura deIIanes.
= Doiosi al colo alls tesla.
= Doiori hrueiori Al reni.
4 po o,n 9 goHhore dele Eisntwe,
2 yoion . gonfoTe del unseeI.
q Sne orusiofe Del nervi.
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MEXICAN
CONTINUED FROM Firs: PaTs.)


Francisco villa says be will march to
Mexico city 60 overthrow the Huerta
dlctatorship. were to enter chihuahua
city. the state capital. tonight.
II Is la this city that villa. now In
supreme command OF the military
forces of the revolution. said he would
gather about him 10000 men TO start
south by way ~ Tofgaon and Zacatc-
cas- Co Mexico city. The report that
Zacatecas. with 10000 population and
the capital Of a rich mining district
alreadr was being attacked. indicated
that the rebels Co the south were iu
great numbers. Scattered bands OF reb-
els. ranging each from "a few hundred
To- several thousand. are 60 be- inn
pressed into the main army. according
Co Nilias plan. 20 have at least 20.u01
mon when De reaches the high plateau
lcadiu- Co the capital 81 the republic.
Plenty OF Ammuntsn.
Already equipped with machine guns.
artillery and millions " rounds Of ann
rnuuitipu hv hfe victories BOO the north.
VILLA said he was mo- longer hampcrcd
hv inability 60 get arms from foreign
sources. but could readily obtain them
from tine fedcr1ls. who are reported 600
the few remaining northern strong
holds Co.. be ready Co. eyacuatc. The lc-
feat OF thr felerals iu their retreat
from Tunrcf is trowu Co have placed
great quantities. ~ arms in the hands
uf tho rebels.