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IIrs. Il IT6nollrIetdIII 3

Mrs, IT. II iaI4tih from SpaftanbnFg
Ras the attractive honoree Thursday
afternoon when Mrs w. n. Valentine
entertained with OK oehet party at her
home In North ANDERSON. iIf y.
! Mrs. Valentino invited Mrs. Chas.
Catiseys Mrs. Farpner. Mrs. r! e. sIligon
Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. w. +. Cox, MIRA.
Kesa Maxwell, Mrs, B. d, aossett, Mrs.
Rufus Bnrrfsss. a1d Mrs. Ernest Coeh-
Ing hslsa soaEa ]. vas seryed tho gaeSta.
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lYAN typewriter purchasers
We have; over 200 nav rebuilt and
second hand typeWfitars for quick
sale, cheap, All makes. Price
shset ON reqiiegt IL a., Crayton 81
Co.; Charlotte, N. @. KS s.
i.s ms-R
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Glenn.MeDonaId.

A beautiful Eastertide wedding was
that OF Miss Bessie Glenn, to Roslert
@. Mcdonald, Ir., at the home os the
brides father, Mr.. w. Henry Glenn.
The parlor hall and stairway were
decorated In whisa and green, ferns,
palms and vines being used. The
parlnr WAS darkened and lights from
many candles heautified the wedding
scene, In tim other rooms purple
vlofetS and hyacifthB were used. pur-
pie being the brides favorite color.
Mendelssdhn'a wedding march was
rendered by Miss 4elen Bnrress, at
the first Etrains OF which Misses Mary
LipscoInb and Gertrude DOuthit enter
ed carrying Wide tulle ribbons FORM
ing an aisle. Rev. John II. Vines then
took hts place In front of tile altar.
which was banked high with palms
and ferns. Next came Misses Hazel
GtlFoatl and Jean Harris. All four
Of the bridesmaids were dressed in
white lingerie dresses and carried
round bouquets of purple byaelnths,
Then entered four dames-Mesdames
w. ID. Workman, l.. James Wllhite,
Jake W, Sullivan, r. p. Coleld. Next
came tlia nest man, George Willis tiiiti
the groom, Robert Mcdonald, followed
by thu little ring bearer, Master KeI-
ly Sullivan Miss Annabel Glenn.
the yon,fg maid OF honor eam6 In, then
the two dainty little flower girls, Mar
garet and Iigreda Glenn, scattering
white lyacinths In the path OF the
bride, who entered on the arm OF her
brother, Jcbf Glenn. During the SOL
.ehin and impressive ceremony soft
,ninsie Wls played by D!sa Bnrress,
The bride never looked more beautiful
than uhe did az SHE stoHd al the altar
,dtessea In white crepe meteor, entFain
trit1niBd with cIi non and pearls, Hire
long vaiI was arranRed over her hair
iai1a held ny d eoronet OF white hya-
eihtbs Ana her shower bouquet was OF
tile same flower, After congratlila-
fiuiIs d salad cOuFBe was served BY d
tbevy OF young girls. /,
INC uTlug'B gUInE away EulJ WIS
purple With hat and gloves to match.
They dipped away going on d bridal
trip for b week, then they will be at
hons to their friends ut Huntersvllle.
NJ 7, Where the groom is. snperinten-
,dent Of D cotton mill. ,f8s
- ftNi.1s...e a min IN ranniva vynrn, Nrs
d. er. vdddivar, Mrs Raftis Bntfeas,
Mrs. filhhib Milford, Miss Aesie Maj
Oh. Miss Gertrude Burress. Tho din.
iing room wal prehldeG over by Mfs.
Js ll, Sullivan ana Miss Nellie Barton.
The otis b estowIl giieats were Miss; Ha.
gel eli sAth, GreenFilia; Misc Gef.
trltde DottfiItl SAM EpTing ii Ira. Il.
Jai1es iIwhite. CHS a65oga Tenn,
Miss Mary Lirse6Tn8 b, Ninety SIX; Mira.
W. ID. Workman GFeehw 6od; az. ana
5efert Mol pcnala and sister:
IRIS IseiI Iharlpt q, NJ 81 Mr. GeoreA
Willis, Charlotte, ~ g. 81. and IsIfa.
.Jetef 7lefin, Sand S5fIilisB and Mr..
a. X. Shutters Z q its q. 8
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N0ITCE 10 cIRDfT0Rs,

QiiA lla - ifs claims aEdiiiRk
S. lle tf II1o. q. lignn, Ceeeaaesl,
sage pts sd to preHent ftefI
mower 10 Eli q ii dersirIleII
in the time prescribed by IaSa ana
gSe sdehtad 10 nuke seitleInesis.
AT ON Z = IsftscN,
n flttix
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LEGAL
NOTICES
EOAD TAX N0TICIs

{, Tie time for paying Communication
road tax has been extended by the
8naTd until May 1st, after which time.
the books viii be turned oyer to the
collectoFs and the usual penalty will
BE akthched.
z Mack King, County Supervisor.
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WANTS

sYANTED--The ladies' 20 know, that
/ have the best curling fluid that.
can he hotght On sale at MARITIME
DRUG Stnre or Garyin BARRIER Hfsifiup
Price Si.00 per bottle, ID. @. 0aryip
e-7-9 x .'
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of S0,itl iroiina
ef 5FsaaFslie.
commission issiled ID
tEsss !Sets ti eprporafcfs lSy
s. e eE sttste3 Apris tho znd,
8 Ice ie hereby given flsaf hoolIs
81 sl ioll D tho enpitaI sL0ck
rpstiEl Y k56EE an {, VesliiIlAtaY, sf5f
ssll Fgil ie g,tl eiie a i7s tife x &
g 5Et ling Company az
on 4 Iiiil i 1914. az
81 A, ,eaq, .sss aeG into ono htltl4
- szll .sst .s wy
of b1sinasa 1T liltlersIisi, s.
tSsgla.1la VII lta an ed to InISnufdAs
9f.lse md lefosS cola and other
sest ail geneFhiiy sxerciae sIl
tslll erred ny ia u on htlsiAea.s
lp6tatlo .s 8
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lSsldA fgOtiofede

tn lloli0f OF Miss Bessie CsieiiSi. Mfs
Itllian g GIirIgaca1as ents med on SAT-
.ttday hi0fning nt her home Hickory
Hill. The house aB decorated With
slyritg iloMere ant ferns. Her tliniEg
sAl bic sSst es Ial ~ lpFeggYs Lns GenIar
piece being Easter liiIes Little FsItIs
,blts ladened with bsiB It's of candy and
iiipweE pltce catilt y carr ID osit the ems
Alestae oeT tile - ssL,ls trf 1Sass ysfre
q sllss q
woodrow sFg son rG gaffiihR IL: a iiar
lEl5 set a l..Wsiss quests bfoliEht
itt. .etN y ik4s ftssSs 1tEsR or
tlse yes hey ere d int ii, on q
ssaitef Ell. lest Ae IIa "a ii sliEIs
slistflIneat Was eAaaaa as each glit
8 Tha Riiesls wefe Misses Hseale
sslanh q i IleA tslii, AhBia Stokes.
Jesln III IL n Bess
lsilfe sogley hIasdaiies N .
y. ] am es yyilWlist4, %. III,
cofleld and Jake V Sullivan Ii 3 sts S.
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W. W. tra ~
~ isosl request The hcnuf OF okr
prpaanee 1t tho marriages os thHif
sss1lehter. Mayfate ls0A. Is IL 4 (. La
tlltr Cely On l3aF8da5, the 2Sfd -
April, at hRls aFter SIX - ffoatt st tho
kilodisl {lhgrs sey South
cas0lins
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nose eil i0s IN alrs. aiiFtass finsiil
.sells eEs Misses ssss'e FleEn. EIsxs
=, cfs1n fame FlIhsssse, Jake
isesert end NJ. Raai pIs6s.i
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Car1 paYty.

Mrs. Louis Horton entertained her
card club Friday afternoon at her at-
tracltve new home on Woodrow Cir.
Gle. Two tables of players enjoyed
several Fuhhers OF anction after which
tine, hostess served delightful, reffesh>
i1ents. .,s!3 : d Z. IS
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slrB 81 DINNER,

alitffly7l fIITVIIT
10 ~ SSH tfl etsu on ion d ay eFefss
Ing at : 80 BY Affs. Rufus Burs
iree'', The keb.s tsSs ex4 4siisite iSs
tssl1 s lass til d ef, til cefi feca ii
AnkA t1nktla az "A afnniiils kfi1i 8 III az
showed the f1Etls l3f al 81 Eist hand.
uniqle plnce edtas efast SEQ ana e
eta3l WIS as ssSs} :, a. d soilg6s
ilsks Covers EflsEs5 sssiG for Ssssfesh md
q gisuFaA dinnaf 4sika Sai.st ss,isesss ~. S
lgGsg a zIse So spent 4 aeiIghtE6i
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IsEnallp aaa 3 .as sIlg s.lsrlay Is.

tSignship was a tbs city yesterday on
husitiAss. "a
\ ssSas sfftItcasll si s nay6F or Bslt0ns
spent yesk as in L,. .',s e
i 4. s5. elnon of Iva Viss ats6il The
hsleillsf9 tors 10 eIlend y
- - e aIE n W.
hotfa III tic city vest NJ 81 ~
S >. ~ Sil1il OF o. -y15S Siu lsikss
sleEeE ,satesaa for y lezs iuiiEs.
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Lost

L0ET between Moore- HilsoiYss ana
John M. fInbbards6, niain gold cross
about a.incH iotffs Fslhdesr raft,rrig 40
John M Hubbard and receive re-
ward s-l2-lt
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l.ses q siaGssa h.6 s ss.z ,,.ss,;y ,,ss
among ths yisiiorGIia Is eIEy SSsesteFz & h.
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40 z
NsiiIaiaE
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!. Mes Akasl IaioF .cs tlla eneger aefs
ton 8 anendsng the ssi. i n Sils 8
ctsy With m Attic Jon
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q. 81 Smith "a ssSa
Robbins OF the 4 s.sotia,s ) asa
s1orping In Andereo4
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g. p. Watkins Of ReIf5ES was "a the
elty yestertla for 4 fas koprss + +
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FOR sALE

RlR. SAbE--C Cheap; sHe brand new
lyers &Pond plano: one brand new
buggy and harness.; one mule and 2
horses. See me at once. SaaleF's
Z garage. 40 st..
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g lliss Jesfa 9ieafson: sT,ef AZ t,sa
Ess 8aEnes aohseis d was hpnping ii tie
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n n les Josie 9nli Ivan OF Iastrenss and
,ulsA Daisy Rilte OF Central are in the
eis stliee guests OF Miss Caroline
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HI Ms Ghrrls0n and s6lin garrIson'
Of the Denver section asit yssterdas
n n ths eft.
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SO TY

OF this interesting literary program
was enjoyed:
History Of the Chapter. MIRA. j. X.
Hood
Instrnmental solo. Mrs. A. m.
Sharp.
Paper, eTfow the United states
Ranks with Other Countries" Mrs.
Irvine BroWBlee.
Paper. IT'D 10 Niagara" Mrs. j. 10.
BFeazeale. ss
Paper, The Grand Canyon" Miss
Anna Browne.
Instrumental duet, aiiases Jean ana
Helen Harris. S
Gleaninss, Miss Lena Clinkscales.
Miss Evie lewis who was o visitor
on this occasion gave an interesting
talk on Yellowstone Park.
Miss Harris seryedsher guests q dee
llcious salad course. 49, .s
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FOR SALE ARplehdid Tennessee
driving horse youig, sound and
gentle; also q rubber tire CoIum-
bus buggy and carriage, both
practically good aa new. Apply to
6s G, 3. Earle. s-s-7td
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8 ffesls g cf Miss May IsSs7ss. SsIie Il 4
frfns, visited IN a & 81 Il ssili ba
ialeteas II 9 follo tlae EIsvies ifela.
lsses Ainea fbatapsoa viii 80 one 81
Miss E.Itt3e'e ID
g. "a Mrs Holm Randol0lt Little
give ii &c the 1Siil. lltet
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FOR SALE--60O day old ehicks IL
1-2 TO 1G cents each: coming on
Tuesday and Saturday; Bun and
Barred Plymouth RoeHss Buff and
Brown Leghorns; matches of every
week. ID. G. Holland Phone Coun-
try operator 3303. fkis ~
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w e X q as1if OF Gresnpille snent
Ss sterdaS So the eits, u quest at ile3
teehIduota hotel
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PEI ElALS.
= 9 q I. q 4 8 !! 9. !, 2 3 /. q

Mrs. w. III Donaisi OF Aaderson,
Route ssNas Shopping in8 tie city
yesterday. ss9, q e
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q GeOrha WisIb0rn III /. ii.oaIE the Viz
!ess apsnding yestss N the city
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Por SaIe-White Indian Runner Duck
eggs at s1.50 per thirteen. Patten
Strain. Wnners at Madison Square
Garden
Oak Grove Farm,
PoFtInan Road.
S-31 . Anderson, 8. G.
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1nha cf Nobio Il +.
.pepeips 1 few dsss eisF
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Atteet
les. 81 G 6. s d
Hiss A AsAfns 0Sgsnd
Hci 81 IL. nat the
eoAsEs IA tsis aasion
IS the q 0f The g.sslfk os CoSiiaea
~ a "a 4 SON sfi1lt n. s. IS
onAS, laii 4 h3t6h
lit aeSu.
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II 4 ~ ~ ils tbs
city FOR EliiEter, the gueat :iof relatives.
~ - As Hsss115 -
ME Petfi grew OF Starr were sh6pnfeR K
|lp the city YESTERDAY S.. s, &
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= n ~ = y W., hLiirleEIt
lere isy sSiinnnoneA IN q re,
lBylef the S6fapieiEit III this
sell d copy l5 Will
stsssf snlI, aiie 80 Sc fqe 4 COPY
zZltE ii Tie q 81 ii Il
Oh the sltsleug ~ tgseIr al fIlcaa ssHf
Eiectfey bus ms degs0n. S. |.
went avs sse tts rsl6e
q y IVY et III z ftslg llsiIiT5
7 and If yau fi1ii 20 ANA or III e
hin the time afdraafita.
tle u hfiis IS art ion ! VII anslf
e she c9tlft fSig lief deIa andeiI IS;
sii6 con
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q Az q. peatrie OF III 81 was anioilgi
ths niat1eas visitors io tho etty. 81. !
terday. si'.
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I've va Han 5lia ram
pees siea ven u she
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llssS Grace Paint d 4 The BgoyIes.
lsesloit aa shop s. ths city ges;s
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james n MiIf0FGTs ~ tiis 7. ii.IjIIC.
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Hapsi ina. lfs ~ s4
ssoo lbfsellk and GuT fsi9ssb sht 81
lille were in tie cat Sesfetsl 3
for short stay.
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Dock bbihs sf s7,6 s,sS.Is asc. ts,,,
'peat yesterday ii me essty: 81 bllsis.
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afisa ana lSass s.; 81, 3 Z q
EoEss sectlsh vera il 81, Al. - Sc
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t,anseys Mrs. Earpner. Mrs. r! E. IliRon
Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. w. +. Cox, MIRA.
kfsssa Maxwell, Mrs, B. b. aossett, Mrs.
Rufus Bhrrfsss. Alid Mrs. Ernest Coeh-
as. tsc - ~ 41.1.
ing saled eolFss was served the guests.
o tO o. o5ie q % 70 o % 90 0
b Ills. 8
3 D o q p y 8 q. o q d o 81
Mrs. w. III Donaii OF Anderson,
Route AZ iS:yas shpp ping In tie city
yesterday. 4 ~ ls.l.
4 Il n les Josia Sullivan OF ID Iaurens and
Nlss Daisy Rilte OF Central are in the
eissS the guests of Miss Caroline
VA nee o glls Css
saeht ss the home uF Col yliliisfn
Banks. y
S -
wl ~ iason OF Gresnviile sIient
yes sterday - the eitsst, guest at tlae
ehIluota hotel ( IS 3
ssE3s.sss &
H IA. 0hrris0n an5, y.Slio "a yayEIagS;
ot the Denver section 3 siglft ,aS
- = =
Il. IN 9 Z l
g. - ) asis..
lnie pefl ireS5 ~ c;S v.s Z,
Fin the div yes a.
ft - 5ai; s. = sia
u % I.,, 81, ( J II 8 :.
sect ion s,,ost j t,' Y
N Il hestF,a 81 s q 81! I, !;
|khA 6Iisfnesa y: stsss
Itartay { = z e &
llSs ss 3 tIle US
y w.
n zV,Sth,,,, - - -, 8
- e & l1t1.
aliss IeAta ,I "a Fss,,, 4. &,
= 4 "
Mes afssi Major ,SF llss i,arag e. -,
- s., 80 -lss :, sassle = g
ls2ak Hmm. hli s. ~ ,.ssss;,,
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=! ~. and Mrs. ~ 81 Isptl- :
slllS sfe ahopplna B yestss..- !.
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altei IA q fis aS n r. 4. 4 ~ ~, s,ss ~,
sSeea Sat ssl6rtay IS.
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70 g 4 90 2 ! 9 . q q q. - 3 @
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F'iF'g 5yss5Ea..y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-28
Enlace

Ell Ola 81 del corriente a las
ocho de la noche tendra lugar en-
Taft, Texas, el matrimonio civil
de Ia senorita Paula Hinojosa y
senor Gabriel Guzm&n, Y al dfa
siguiente, 3 las 7 de Ia mafana,
Ia ceremonial religiosa que mira
para siempre sus de.tinoG.
F~iguraran como padrinos de
los jovenes desposados, los seho-
res Francisco G. Iglesiae y eSpo'
81 Elena s. de Igle.ias; y Thur
clio Deanda y esposa Angela H.
de Deanda.
Los festejos nupciales tendran
lugar en- ell Salon de los W. O..
W. de Taft. Una eterna luna de
miel deseamos a la feliz pareja.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-28
Sc ENTENTO ASESINAR.
(Viene de la 1ra.)

SUI Gobierno Y a mi familia
que muero como un uaidor.'
Mdjica era un gaucho argen-
tino de no muy iimpios antece-
denies, pues hace pOcos amos
que en- Mexico mato a IN en-
pleado del Consulate Aleman.
La prensa de la Capital en- a.
quella 6poca habl6 mucho de
csc crimen que cause honda
impression en- toda la Repdbli-
ca.
Sc dice que Pablo Gonzalez,
iefe de la Division del Este, es-
ia considerable como Ell rival
mas poderoso de Villa en- las
controversies con Carranza.
Villa por su parte ha comunl-
cado a la Convention los he
chos anteriOres. manifestando-
les que "obren en- Ell preSente
case con la ~justicia que cl no.
nor de Mexico demanda.'
En- Washington 10 sc ha re-
cibido nirguna noticia del A
genie Conscular Corothers res
pecto del frustrado asesinato
de Francisco Villa; perO Sc
cree que sea debido a que los
telegramas de Mexico Sc estan
dilatando mas de IN dia en- ser
despachados. En- los circuloS
oficiales ia llamado grande-
mente la atenci6n la noticia
acerca de la cual Sc hacen
muy variados concentrates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-28
PETICION DE

Comunican de N2cO ArlZo-
ma, que Benjamin Hill, jefe ca
rrancista de la guarnici6n de
Naco, Sonora, elev6 aver una
demanda formal al Coronel
Hatfield comandante de las
fuerzas americans que guar
necen la Linea Divisorla en- la
primera de las ciudades men,
cionadas. en- la cual pedia que
Jose Islas, captain carrancista
cue mat6 a I'm Official mexica-
no Y a otro particular en- dias
pasados. fuera devuelto a las
autoridades militares de Naco.
Los hechos acontecleron So
bre la Inca divisoria precisa-
mente, Y ell Coronel Hatfield
inform6 que Islas habla dlspa-
RADIO sobre los soldados ameri-
canos antes de ser aprehendi-
do. La demanda de Hill fue
communicate al General Bliss,
Comandante en- Jefe de todas
las guarniciones americans.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-28

negociantes de Wall Street
no dieron su orc Dor meras
simpatias hacia Carranza, 81
no que previamente firrnaron
IN pacto por ell cual Ell iefe de
ia revolution Sc comprometia
2 reintegrarleS el dinero por
conceSiones ventaj0saS para
los yanquis Y perfectamente
cuinosas para el pals. Los COM
promises de Nadero fueron
~agregados 4 los de Carranza
= en- eStos momentos pesa So
bre Ia RepQbiic& una deuda
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-28
Agencia de ~periodicos
en- espanol

Nuestro cumplido y active a.
genie en- Mission, Texas, ACADIA
de abrir en- ell centro de dicha
pobIaci6n su agencia de rublica-
clones, Y Sc ofrece a las 6rdenes
de sus favoreceGores y amigos
en- dicha agencia, que esta CONT
nua q Ia casa commercial de los Sc
nores Victoriano Contreras y
Ga, en- la Gale Principal, DON
de 10 encontraran tndos los dfas
de nueve de la manana a diez de
Ia noche.
Tn complete 6xito deSeamos a
nuestro buen amigo Y active a.
genie de La Prensa-
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ALTRUISMO DE LOS CA
R~RANCISTAS.
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Apprehension de dos
mexicanos

En- la carcel de Corpus Christi
Sc encuentran presses los j6venes
Carlos Garcia J Candida Flores,
que fueron aprehendidos ca San
Diego bajo Ia inculpaci6n de ha.
Der intentaio obtener cinco mil
d6llares de unos vecinos del lugar
por medic de an6nimos amena-
zantes.
Los presses, que son meXicanOs
de origen, dicen que son inocen-
tes del delito que Sc les imputah
y esperan obtener pronto 81 Ii
bertad.
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Otra tragedia entire
meyIcanoS
(Viene de la 1ra.)

del corta de MADEIRA, cotizandose
todos para sufragar los gastos
del entiarro.
Ferdaderamente es muy SEN
sible para nosotros tener que con-
signar G~oticias como esta, porque
acontecimientos &c Ia naturaIeza
del referido nos exhiben en- Suelo
eXtrano de mala maneca Y dan
una idea muy triste de nuestra
cultura Y de las pasiGneS que nos
dominan.
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Carranza quiere eI tiulfo en- Mexico del capital
nOrteanleTiCaD0.....


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f~,-o do 10 P61nII;ra Y ore en-
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IL racian+o hrelco de los
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GRO f,6 nrovocada nor
, oa,+os no C,rranza Y one
o~o~oIr,.5 co, ma ocnnaci6r
rarfac+on,orto local de los ne
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1,~o do,,os+rar IL dirho on e.
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f.,,,.o da~.siodo . asa aero
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Gran Descubrimiento.

Despues de largos amos DE con-
tinuos estudios en- nuestro laoo-
ratorio, nuestro quimico fellzmen
tie Y para bien de Ia humanidad
doliente combine los component
ties de las afamadas y maravlllo-
sas PfLDORAS ELWELLS para
los rinones, las cuales han tenldo
un exito asombroso en- donde que
"a que son conocidas, por su en-
caz labor en- todas las afecclones
de los rihones y vejiga, ponlendo
a los rinones en- su vigor normal
para combatir la invasion del aci-
do 1rico. Cuando los rinones Sc
italian enfermos facilmente es
descubrirlo por los siguientes SIM
tomas: R~eumatismo, nerviosldao,
dolor de espalda y cintura, Jaque
ca, crina escaldante, ell orlnar a
retazos o con demasiada frecuen-
cia, cansancio por las mananas al
le~vantarse, abatimiento, deblll.
dad sexual, gotta, piedra o calcu-
10 Y otras dolencias mas.
Las Pildoras Elwells para los
rinones, debido a su Influenza
directa sobre los rinones hacen
desaparecer tcdas las afecciones
que Sc derivan de su mala condi-
ci6n y hacienda espeler todas las
materias nocivas que Sc encuen-
tran reconcentradas en- la sangre.
Las Pfidoras Elwells para los
rinones, debido a su fama y a los
grandes triunfos obtenidos en- mi
les de casos de personals que su-
frfan del NAL de los rinones, son
vendidas bajo la mas extricta ga
rantia, este es 81 nc dan I'd. los
buenos resultados que promote
mos, devolvemos a I'd. SUI dine.
70. Els la 1nica medicina para los
rinones que Sc vende GARANTl-
ZADA.
Ell precio de las Pfldoras Elwells
para los rinones es de S1.00 orc
americana la GAIA, o sea I'm ira
tamiento para una semana, pero
ST nos ordena I'm tratamiento com
pleto para cuarenta dfas, o sean
6 cajas Sc 10 enviamos por $500
orc americana.
Toda consulta es tratada con la
mas extricta reserva.
Escrfbanos hoy mismo deta-
llandonos su enfermedad y en-
vienos 10 centavos y lie enviare-
mos una muestra completamente
gratis, suficiente para algunas do
sis.
Dirfjase
The EIweli's Medicine Manfg. Co.
Dpto. ABB. P. o. Box 7sS, )
Binghanton. N. Y, U. S. A.
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GUERRA SIN QUARTET A
LOS INCLESES.

Las miras de CarranZa no
llegar jnicamente & perjudi-
car a los ingleses que empren-
Gieron en- nerocios de petr6leo
sino que abarcan mas ALA.
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EUELCA EN- P~ERSPECTIVA.
(Viene de la Pagina ~

naran TRAFALGAR sinO por ell mis-
mo sueldo, de balde.
Por algo tenemos democrat
cia en- Mexico.