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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29

tambiGn cOTtada, pero segun el
deciT de los representatives de
Villa en- esta ciudad, no ha ha-
DIDO tai cosa, sinO que Sc ha
suspendido transitoriamente Ell
trafico entire ambas c;udades
para poder movilizar facilmen-
tie las fuerzas villiStas en- la d.
recci6n que Sc desee.
Ell licenciado Juan Neftali
Amador, Representative de Ca
rranza en- eSta ciudad, ha reel
Dido IN menSaje firmado pOr
Ell primer jefe Ell la poblaci6n
de Apizaco, Y en- ell cual mani
fiesta que carece de TODD fun
damento la nOticia %propalada
en- los EstadOs UnidoS, relati-
vamente a que 6l vaya a entrar
en- arreglos con el gobiernO e.
manado de Ia Convention de
Aguascalientes.
Dice ell primer jefe, ademas,
que esta diSpuesto q reanudar
Ia lucha Ell contra de los reac-
cionarios y que Sc ha estado O.
cupando en- revistar sus trOpas,
las cuaies Sc encuentran en- IN
espl6ndido eStado de amino pa
"a entrar en- campana.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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PCLECiAS ViLLISTAS.
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CANOVA CREYENDO QUE
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29

Aver Sc recibi6 I'm despacho
en- esta ciudad, procedente de
Ia capital de la republica me-
xicana, en- Ell cual Sc dice que
el Presidente Provisional Eula-
Ito Gutierrez y eli general Fran
cisco Villa, tuvieron una confe-
rencia por TELEGRAPH durante Ell
dia, con Ell jefe del Sur Emilia
no Zapata, que actualmente Sc
cncuentra en- la capital del Es-
5ado de Morelos.
Como reSultado de la men,
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FL gobierno convencionista no
per11ftira mas ejecuciones

Como 10 OfrecimOs a %nueStrOS
.Iectores en- ell ultimo numer0
/ de nuestro diario, hoy publica-
mos integras las Geclaraciones
hechas en- Mexico, con motive
de las 6rderes dadas pOr ell
provisional Gutierrez a tOdOs
los jefes del ej6rcito conven-
cionista, para que no Sc efec-
tuan mas ejecuciones sumariaS,
sean cuales fueren los delitOs
de cue estan acuSados los reos.
Dicen asi aquellas:
DOS convenciones Y tres
ej6rcitos rivales Sc encuentran
. en- Ell campo de Ia lucha diSpu-
. tandose al podcr. Una terrible
crisis. la mas seria sin duda en-
la historic de Mexico, Sc apro-
Nxima 9 grardeS pasos, a menos,
que algun gobierno central sea
.recOnociGo pr6yimamente. FL
presidente Gutierrez esta cam
sado de recibir constantemente
las quejas de todos los diploma
ticos eXtranjeros.
aver mismO una orden del
presidente Gutierrez relativa
al salvo-conduc.o del ST.. Itur-
bide, fue desobedecida por uno
de los commentaries que insis-
ito sobre ell arresto del eX-go-
bernador Y critic6 sacramento
al agente Leon Canova, repre-
.sentante del S~ecretario de Esta-
do americana, que acompana-
ba al Sr. Iturbide a la frontera.
"Ha llegado a mi conocimien
to, causandome pena y DISCUS
to, que todaS las classes soclales
de esta ciudad Sc encuentran
~sumamente alarmadas por las
continues deSapariciones de IN
dividuos que son secuestrados
durante la noche con objeto de
exigirles dinero o asesinarlos
en- lugareS desconocidos.
"Cuando acepte ell alto pues
to de Presidente Provisional de
la RepGblica, pense que mis-
companeros de armas Y partl-
darios en- general me ayuda-
rfan a establecer un gobierno
.fuerte, justo Y honrado, el cual,
sin tener complacencias con el
enemigo, basaria todos sus &C
tos en- la ley Y en- la moralidad
/ sin recurrir a ninguna otra cla-
Sc de subterfugios, porque s
Sc cumple con la justicia no sc
hace necesario ocultar los cas-,
tigos en- las sombras de la no.
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Ell GENERAL VELASCO.
(Viene de la lra.)

enterado bien de los successes
que Sc han registradO en- aquel
pals Y que por 10 tanto no es-
Ia en- condolences de hablar So
bre Il situaci6n de Ia Republi-
ca del Sur.
Ell general Velasco NANTES
to unicamente que esta dis
puesso q no mezclarse, al me-
nos por ahora. en- los asuntOS
politicos de Mexico, ' que es-
perara aqui ell d~esarrOllo de
los acontecimientOs.
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de esta interesante zarzuela
para que nos pongamos a ha-
Ger una relacion de ella. Su fl
ma trama y las delicadas 81
tuaciones de que Sc forma ha-
ce de dicha obra una de las
glorias del teatro antique que
con tan buen gusto selecciona
la compania de que hablamos
antes.
En- dicho obra e%stuvieron
muy bien interpretados los pa
peles q cargo de la Sra. Qui-
Homes, de la Sra. Gonzalez Y
del ST.. Padilla, asi como ell del
Sr. Fouga, I'm nuevo elemento
que ha venido a reforzar con-
venientemente a la simpatica
compahia.
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.SERAN DADOs De BAJA LOS JEFES Y OFICIALES FEDE
RALES QUE sERVEN EN- LAS FILAS REVoLUcIoNA-
EIAS.

cionada conferencia Sc tom6 ell
acuerdo de que :odos los jefes
y oficiales pertenecientes al ex-
tinto ejercito federal que pres
tan sus servicios actuaImente
en- las filas revolucionarias,
fueran dados de baja y que 10
successive no fueran admitidos
mas federales en- ninguno de
los ejercitos actuales, es decir,
zapatista villista o gutierrista.
iSe hara efectiva tambien
esta determination con ell ge-
neral Angeles y compania?
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veintici1c0 viiliistas cruzaron Ia
fr0n1er9
Ia CO~MUNECACION T~ELEGRAFICA ENTIRE CEUDAD
JUAREZ 7 IA CAPITAL De "A REPU8LECA ESTA IN
TER~RUMPIDA.-SE DJO En- JJARE QUE LUIS
HERRERA Sc ACERCABA 0 INA FUEREE o
LUWNA r. NCISTA.
(Correspondencia especially.

Ell Paso, Texas. Die 27.-25
vilIistas, de los que pertene-
cieron a la guarnici6n de Ia
vecina ciudad de Ju&rez, cru
aaron anten0chc la Inca diVi-
s0ria y Sc internarOn en- terri
torio de los EStados UnidoS.
Aunque los carrancistas di-
cen que este demuestra que los
villistas cstan abandonando las
las revolucionariaS del jefe de
Ia division del Norte, para in
corporarse a las fuerzas que
defienden al primer jefe, los
agentes de Villa eXpresan que
no Sc trata de IN case de apoS-
tasia, como nan UreuendidO ha-
Ger Greer los que Ell clio estan
interesados, sino que Sc de5e
a cuestiones que no es possible
dar a conocer, porQue es ne
cesario que permanczcan en-
ell mas complete sccretO.
La prensa c~&rrancista que
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che. PerO 81 pOr Ell cOntrarlO,
los tribunales no instruyen pre-
viamente los processes Y las
gentes son privadaS de SUI pro
piedad y asesinadas sin prOce-
dimientos lerales de ninguna
naturaleza, tarde 0 tempranO
seremOs llamados bandidOs.
plagiariOS y asesinos y no ten
dremos raz6n para cOntradccir
tales cargos.
DE nuestros procedimientos
administrators depende que
este gobierno sea reconOcido
pOr las naciOnes eXtranjeras, y
81 este acOnteciera, las cOndi-
clones econ6micas del pals me-
jorarian notablemente, con 10
cual demostrariamos al mundO
~N
entero que somos una naci0n
civilizada y que nuestrO gobier
no puede dar garantias a todos
aquellos que viven en- una culta
comunidad.
Los elementos principles
de la ley y de la moral reser-
van a las autoridadeS Ell dere-
cho de imponer ell castigo a los
culpables, por medic de sus
propios tribunales y con ARE
glo a los procedimientos sena-
ladoS en- la misma ley. PerO ia
les derechos no podran nunca
ser ejercidos por individuos
particulares o poT grupos mill
tares armados por numerosos
que sean, porque al hacerlo asl
pierden ellos, no Solamente su
propio prestigio, sino tambien
ell del gobierno de quien Deepen
den.
"Por las razones insertas, me
permito exhortar a ids. seno-
res generates, a quienes esta
dirigida esta Circular, para
que, uniendo su patriotiSmo Y
honradez a la del gobiernO de
mi cargo, no continuen come
tiendose actos ilegaleS, mani
feStandoles ademas, cue este
Poder Executive esta dispuestO
a dar amplias garantias a to-
dos los habitanEes de Ia repu-
blica. sin distinction de classes
nj personals, y aun a los mismOs
enemigos de la revoluci6n. Us
tedes mismos comprenderan
que TODD este esta de acuerdo
con la ley Y que por 10 tanto
Sc procedera con toda energia
contra aquellos que alteren la
tranquilidad pdblica cualquie-
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Observation-Disclosures
FOR FL ZARAGOZA.

AnOche tuvo lugar en- ell Tea
tro de la Gale de Concrete la
representation de la hermosa
zarzuela de genera grande La
Guerra Santa" en- cuya inter-
pretaci6n rayan a gran altura
los ~artistas de Ia Compania Ri
cardo de Ia Vega"
Muy conOcido es ell asunto
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En- IN pueblo de Espana.

En- IN pueblo de Espana.
-Hola ito Lucas, 5que no.
ticias tiene listed de los hijoS?
lies pints bien por Madrid?
DE TODD hay, senior alcal-
de. EI pequeno no sale adelan-
tie, creo que Sc ha metido a es-
cribir libros; pero ell mayor de-
be ocupar una gran poSici6n,
pues me han dicho que esta he
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siete empleados villistas que
Sc encOntraban en- Ciudad Jua
TeZ, presentarOn renuncia de
los cargCs que venian desem-
Fernando, pOr no eStar con-
formes con los p~rocedimien-
los que siguen las autorida-
DIES que gobiernan ell Estado
de Chihuahua.
-InuSitado mOvimiento Sc
motto aver en- Ciudad Juarez,
motivado por la noticia que Sc
lanz6 referente a que una fuer
se cOlumna de carrancistas man
dada por Luis Herrera, Sc
acercaba a Ia citada plaza con
prop6sito de atacarla.
Fu6 necesariO cue el jefe de
las armas de C. Juarez, Tomas
O-nelas, demostrara que era
la version, para cal
mar la alarma que Sc >apoder6
de la mayor parte de los ha-
bit2EUeS.
III COrraSDOnCal
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LAS p DE VILLA HAN
~CCMENZADO A EVA
GUAR L. CAPITAL.
(Viene de la Pag la)
FL C~OrreSpOnSal

que rs mas convenience para
Villa Ia medida que ha toma-
do. cue pelear con les cien
mil hOmbres de que dispone 81
primer iefe Y los cuales eStan
extendiGOs al orierCe de IA
capital mexicana hasta Vera
cruz.
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LOS Q ATACARON
(Viene de Ia 1ra.)

PARTICULARS, causando gran pa
nico entire los habitantes, mu-
chos de los cualeS huyeron te
merosos de sufrir atropellos en-
SuS personals.
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ra que sea su posici6n militar,
social o financiera.
CONSTITUTION Y RefOrmas.
L A GUTIERREZ.
Presidente provisional de
Mexico.
Mexico, Diciembre "a de
1914.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-04

Judge c. W. Vermilion of Center
vile, filed an opinion this morning
with w. T. Wilson, clerk of the district
court, in which the claims of seven
different plaintiffs are allowed against
certain property held by w. H. UT as
trustee OF the estate of Sara Johnson
UT and located in this city. The
claims allowed follow in the order in
which they were granted by the court:
Clara A. Carroll, $4,000; Car, Rider,
Adams Co., S1,367; Polling Electric Co.,
$685.; Horatio r. Wilson & Co., $2,750;
Nelson Bros, $5,3O5.29; A. G. Harrow,
$4,000, and Taylor, King Marble Co.,
$772.42.
One-third of the costs are taxed to
A. G. Harrow trustee, and his mort
gage, the court holding it subordinate
to the mechanics liens filed more
than ninety days after each mortgage
was rendered on the doctrine that the
building was not completed when the
mortgage was given and the mortgage
was charged with notice. Two-thirds
Of the costs are taxed against w. H.
UT, executor and trustee, and against
the property. This case was tried DUR
ing the August term of court here last
year before Judge Vermilion.
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Purley Personal .
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Mrs. Will Mckinley and Mrs. LATE
Mckinley Of Oskaloosa are in Ottumwa
today visiting at the home Of Mrs. e.
L. Wilson, 610 West Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs r. I. Juneau. $50 Sheri-i
dan avenue. leave this evening for San
Francisco, Salt Lake City. and other
western points for a months visit
Harry Cremer has returned home
after an extended stay in Excelsior
Springs.
Mrs. J. E. Loe Of Trenton, Mo, has
returned home after visiting her faith
er. Rev. Thos. Brown, East Main street
and her daughter, Mrs. We w. Roscoe,
221 North Washington street.
Mrs. G. NJ. Burnett Of Kansas City
who has been visiting at the home Of
Mrs w. w. Roscoe, 221 North Wash
ington street for the past few weeks,
has returned.
Mrs Frank Howard, 316 South Ben
ton, has gone to Selma to visit for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Boss Campbell, 200
West Fourth street, left this morning
for Keokuk to attend the convention Of
the U. c. T. now in progress.
Mrs. james Fisher, $40 west Main
street has gone to Selma for few
days.
Miss Verda Sadler OF Douds who
has been visiting at the home of Miss
Kathleen McGill, 1O1 South Ward
street, has returned.
Mrs. H. r. Stone of Des Moines has
returned to that place after visiting at
the home of Mrs. John Crisler corner
Vine and Moore streets.
w. H. Gallop of Agency spent Tues
day in Ottumwa visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Brown and son,
Lewis, 222 Paris street have gone to
Libertyville to visit friends for few
days.
Miss Florence swenson, corner Wap-
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clio and Mclean street left Tuesday
afternoon for Batavia to visit friends
for short time.
Mrs. Carrie E. Hamilton and grand
children Lee and Florence Hamilton,
of Georgetown, Colo, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Hamilton's sister,
Mrs. ]. F. Jersey, 222 East Woodland
avenue.
Mrs. Paul r. Faust and little chill.
dren. Gilbert and Jean, of Chicago, arc
visiting at the Holman home, Up East
Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mowery and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Zulauf of Ottumwa
have returned after making trip over
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-04

Electric (Brand) Bitters.
Helps dyspepsia, aids digestion, In
creases appetite, keeps liver and kid
neys healthy. Buy bottle today. SOC,
and $1.00.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-04

land to Burlington In the formers car
where they spent several days visit
ing relatives Of Mrs. Zulauf.
Graham guardian., 1914-08-14
Great War Preparations

Through the prophet Joel we have a
vivid description of the great war pre-
parations to be made near the close of
time. He says: Proclaim We this
among the nations; prepare war, stir
up the mighty men; let all the men of
war draw near, let them come up. Beat
your plowshares into swords and your
pruning hooks into spears; let the weak
say | am strong. Assemble yourselves
and come all We heathern and gather
yourselves together round about; thither
cause thy mighty ones to come down,
o Lord. Let the heathrn be wakened
and come up to the valley of Jehosha-
phat; for there will sit to Judge all the
heathern round about. Put We in the
sickle, for the harvest is ripe-for the
day of the Lord is near in the valley of
decision" Joel 1914
This prophecy, although given about
800 years before Christ, is now being
strikingly fulfilled before the eyes Of
the whole world. Observe that Just as
clearly as this prophecy foretells of
great worldwide preparations for war,
just so clearly does it foretell the time
of its applications; viz, at the time
when "the day of the Lord is near, "
when "He would sit to judge the ma
tions round about" when ''the harvest
of the earth was ripe And Christ is
our authority for the statement that
1.-The harvest is the end of the world
and the reapers are the angels. - Matt
1889. Hence this European war is one
the many fast fulfilling signs of the
end of the world.
Graham guardian., 1914-08-14
THE EUROPEAN WAR
WARS and Rumors of Wars,
Nation shall Rise Against
Nation,"
(By w. L. Sims

"Wars and rumors of wars. Nation
shall raise against nation, and kingdom
against kingdom. Are the words of
prophecy that fell from the lips of
the Saviour himself, in answer to the
question, "What shall be the sign of
Thy coming and the end of the world?"
Matthew, Oath Chapter.
At such time as this, when the
world is standing on tiptoe watching
with intense interest the war develop
ments throughout Europe, wish to in
vite the readers attention to brief
study on what the Bible says about this
war and its outcome. You are already
interested, know, in what is transpir-
ing in the Old World; but your interest
will be greatly increased by viewing
these things in the light of Bible pro-
phecy, because prophecy throws upon
it light that goes far beyond the ma
tural foresight of man.
None but the Creator of the heavens
and the earth knows the end from the
beginning. lisa. 46: 9. 10. And He has
made known in His book the Bible
the things that are now transpiring in
the world. He has told us centuries in
advance, the. significant meaning of
this war. Let US turn to this Book
and without prejudice consider what
the Most High has to say about it.
Graham guardian., 1914-08-14
Nations Are Angry

"And the nations were angry, and
thy wrath is come, and the time of the
dead, that they should be judged, and
that Thou shouldst give reward unto
Thy servants the prophets, anC to the
saints, and to all them that fear His
name, both small and great" Rev.
Ills. This prophecy brings us face to
face with 1.-The time of the dead that
they should be judged" So, then,
when the great judgment day is at
hand, the nations will not be found at
peace with each other. but angry
like war dogs ready to spring at each
others threats. Never in the history
of the world has this prophecy fit the
the times as it fits them just now. The
war dogs have been turned loose. The
dreaded die is finally cast, and now the
great nations of Europe are plunged
into general war which has been the
apprehension and dread of all the civil
lied world for many years. With all
the contending armies throughly equip
ped with the most modern implements
of warfare, they are going to leave a
horrible trail of death and destruction
behind them,
Graham guardian., 1914-08-14
Gathering for Armageddon

"And | saw three unclean spirits
come out of the mouth of the dragon,
and out of the mouth of the beast, and
out of the mouth of the false prophet.
For they are the spirits of devils work.
ing miracles, which go forth unto the
kings of the earth and of the whole
world to gather them to the battle of
that great day of God Almig ghty-"An
he gathered them into place, called
in the Hebrew tongue, Armageddon. !"
Rev. 1913, ID, 16.
Note how extensive is the application
of this prophecy, "the kings of the
whole world" are to be gathered to the
battle of that great day. The place is
Armageddon. Observe that the nations
that will eventually be drawn into that
final and awful battle are those who
represent the dragon, "the beast"
and "the false prophet" These symbols
represent the three greatest systems
of religion in the world. The dragon"
symbolizing Paganism; the beast, "
Catholic and Apostate Protestant coun-
tries; the false prophet" the Moham-
medan world. Also note that it is
through the agency of evil spirits that
all the nations representative of these
religions are led into war with each
other.
Continued on page Four
Graham guardian., 1914-08-14
Fruits and Vegetables Wanted

To refill our display jars and to
make up new samples, want all the
fine big specimens of fruit and
vegetables you can get. Bring them
to Cooper's Drug Store in Stafford
just across from Browns store.
Mr.. Cooper, an expert druggist,
who has had much experience with
formaldehyde and fruits, has given
his service to the county and will
fill these jars if we bring him the
specimens. From five to eight pounds
is about the right amount of fruit
for one jar. Always pick the fruit
with a stem.
Let US show the stranger who
comes to visit US in the winter sea
son when all the orchards are DOR
mant, that we have as good fruits
as can be grown.
adv-23-4t BY SMITH.
Graham guardian., 1914-08-14
PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN

So far as we can learn no one has
yet announced for precinct commit
teemen. This is a very important
party office, virtually making the
party organization in the county Of
of the different political parties.
AS the precinct committeeman of
each political party must be elected
those looking for this job should get
busy at once with their nomination
papers. They must be filed with
the clerk of the board of supervisors
by August 18th.
Graham guardian., 1914-08-14
HISTORY OF BELGIUM

This is good time to study a
little history. Great armies have
been making it in Belgium-always
an interesting country to students.
During the past three centuries
Belgium has belonged in succession
to Spain, to France, to Austria, to
France again, to Holland, and, since
1889, has been an independent State.
At one time or another ever first
class power in Europe has fought
over Belgium, either to acquire it
or to maintain its identity.
The independence and the neutral
ity of Belgium were ratified finally
in 1889 by France, Austria, Prussia
and Russia in what is known as the
Conference of London, but only after
Holland had been coerced bv COM
bined attack made by Great Britain
and France, delivered both by sea
and land,
The people of the nine provinces
of Belgium speak different languages
and are by no means always in
sympathy with one another. About
2,500,000 speak French only; about
100000 speak Flemish only. and
approximately another million speak
French, Flemish and German. In
the province of Liege the people
speak Walloon, derived from the old
Romance language.
Belgium is a small country. 1t is
about one-fourteenth the size of
California. 1t could be set down in
a couple of our big counties. 1t is
the most densely populated of all
countries-a human beehive.
The Belgium army is a consider
able force on paper. Actually it
numbers about $4,000 officers and
men. 1t has never had any expert
ence in war. But the Belgians are
a brave people and will fight.
Small as Belgium is, it ranks sixth
among the nations of the world in
the value of its commerce, its pro-
duction and imports and exports
being out of all proportion to its
territorial size.
The government is constitu-
tional monarchy. Education is free
to the poor and compulsory upon
all. Freedom of religion is guar
anteed.
The future independence of Bel
gium probably depends upon the
result of this war, for should Ger
many win, it is pretty certain that
both as a measure of retaliation and
as rich spoil, Belgium would be
forcibly incorporated into the en-
pire. The struggle, therefore, takes
on an aspect of national life or
death for the little kingdom. Los
Ageles Examiner.
Graham guardian., 1914-08-14
Summer Coughs Are Dangerous

Summer colds are dangerous
They indicate low vitality and often
lead to serious throat and lung
troubles, including consumption.
DR.. Kings New Discovery will re-
lieve the cough or cold promptly
and prevent complications. 1t is
soothing and antiseptic and makes
you feel better at once. To delay
is dangerous--get a bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery at once.
Money back if not satisfied. SOC.
and $1.00 bottles at your druggist.
- adv.25-4
Graham guardian., 1914-08-14
HAVE YOU REGISTERED

Have you registered? If you
have not, do it at once. Remember,
that unless you are registered, you
cannot vote in the primary, Sep.
tember Sth. Every voter, man and
woman, should be interested in their
right of suffrage and prepare them.
selves as American citizens to exer.
else their rights on election day.
Graham guardian., 1914-08-14

Bisbee has a new daily paper.
Bisbee Ore, which is issued every
evening Bisbee Ore is a lively
four-page sparkler, whose columns
are replete with the news of the
day, condensed and readable. A
nrwsy sheet that will be popular
with the people.