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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-24

will get more. Down at Rogue River
Friday test was made. One Of the
experimental plats there had been
roughly estimated at about le tons
per acre. Under the direction Of Mr..
Bramwell large part OF the patch
was pulled, and the largest and small
est, together with one OF medium size
we're weighed. The three weighed
"a fraction over eight pounds. Beets
are planted In rows 20 inches apart
and the beets are left about fz lnties
apart in the row With 4 fnil stand ]
an acre produces $1,000 beefs, the
Rogue River patch therefore yielding
at the rate Of 21A tons per acre.
Those farmers who have made
test Of the crop are signing up all
the acres they can possibly make
ready for the spring planting SO
we'll pleased with the character OF
the soil and the growth OF the beets
the past season was Mr.. Mizoguchi,
the Japanese contractor who came
here with Messrs. Nibley and Bram-
well. that he solicited the lease Of
1000 or more acres in the lower val
ley. stating that he would take it
either at q Nat rate or plant it. on
shares
Asked regarding thes tcsts made
|of the beets grown here, vi. RranI-
well did not state the exact propor-
|tions of sugar. but remsrkea that
they averaged better han the Utah
beet. They averaged SO well, in fact,
that MIR. Nibley decided that the
question Of freight rate diferential
could be eliminated, therefore we are
offered fiat rate for the beets de-
livered at the railroad. regardless OF
where the factory may be located. =
It is stated that the farmers in the
upper portion of the valley are fast
signing up acreage, and with the in
terest being manifested by the pro-
ducers 1t seems certain that the fac
tory will be guaranteed 'its seqsiised
acreage. ~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-24
BULGAR|ANS HAVE
/ OCCUPIED TWO
SERBIAN CITIES
tBy United Press Leased wIre)

Berlin, Oct. 23.--Bulgarian occu-
patton OF Negotin and Rogeljevo,
Serbia. was officially reported today.
Both places are about S5 miles
northeast Of Monastir. This implies
the invaders are steadily advancing.
I'm the region OF vicegrad we
have forced passage OF the Drina."
said the official statement. I'VE
stormed Serbian positions between
Lukaviyyo and Kosmaj.
General Won Gallwitz has driven
the Serbians across the Jasenica and
elected them from Alexandrovac.
The Serbians are retreating. from
the Kosuticah-Slatina line.
The Bulgarians repulsed the Ser
bians southeast Of Pirot. This is IL
miles within the eastern frontier and
35 miles southeast OF Nish."
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-24
ACCOMMODATING FRIEND
PLACED UNDER ARREST
lny IlnIted Press Leaaed wire.l


Seattle. Oct, 23.--When George
Marino, driver of an auto truck for
a public market. was ordered to 80
to police headquarters and be book
ed on a charge OF violating a traffic
ordinance. he hunted up his friend
George Pay, and had him so instead.
Pay. the accommodating friend, ac-
cordingly got himself into jail.
though with no charge against him,
Later the traffic ofIlcer who had or
aored Marlnot to report. failed to fnd
his name, on the police court docket
and had warrant issued. Where
upon Pay was released.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-24
SERBIAN CAPITAL
TRANSFERRED FROM
THE CITY OF A|SH
Berlin. Oct. 23.--The Serbian capt.
tai has been transferred to Kraljevo,
according to Bucharest dispatch to-
day.

Transfer Of the capital to Monastir
and Prisrend has been announced
previously. but 1t developed only cer-
tain departments had been sent there.
II was stated positively yesterday
that the capital would remain at
Nish.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-24
DIAz REPORTED AT HEAD
OF 10000 zApATIsTAs

III Paso, Oct, 23.--The American
embargo against arms and munitions
shipments to and from northern Mex
leo Is In full effect. II cuts of some
sources Of General Villas revenue
and all Of his munitions. All local
dealers have been ordered to report
strictly the details Of every sale OF
arms and ammunition.
A rumor that General Felix Diaz
10 leading 10000 zapatistas against
Mexico City 10 unconfrmed. ...s
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-24
ANOTHER PROTEST TO
DE SENT To JOHN BULL

Washington. Oct. 23,--president
Wilson this afternoon approved a
note to England protesting against
British Interference With American
trade. The state department prob
ably win forward It Monday, II was
announced,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-24
PRES. WILSON AND
FIANCEE GO VISITING

Washington. Oct. President
Wilson and his flancee, Mrs Norman
Gait, disappeared for s v hours to-
day. Accompanied by Miss Margaret
Wilson, they went to Emmittsburg,
Nd, 75 miles from here, and visited
Editor Sterling Gait, brother Of
Mrs. GaIt's flrst husband. NM
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-24
ALLIES CAN UsE
IN THIN GREClAN PORTS

\ Paris, Oct. S.--Though Greece
will not actively help the allies, she
will permit them to use Greek ports
and railroads in order to get troops
TO Serbia, II was learned semi
oilcially today, si.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Wood spent
Friday In Medford. s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
POL|TICA NENUDA

10 organizador, salvador y quien sa-
be cuantas otras cosas terminadas en-
or. excepto ~salteador, que es Ia que
le vendria muy al reio.
Esos a~rticulos. que, segnn sabemos,
le cuestap a Pabiito a peso orc In
Inca, o sean mil millones de bilimbi-
ques por rengl0n, son un insulto te-
rrible para Mexico y para los mexi-
canos, cspecialmente para nuestros
compatriotas de Ia capital de Ia repu-
blica, que son los que han sufrido con
ell jefe canfranclan y teXano.
Que vayah q ~preeuntarles a los
huerfanos y a las viudas de los ase-
sinados por Pablito, a los que ago
nizan de hambre. y 4 los que rabian
porque han quedado en- la desgracia,
V veremos cue tan salvador resulta ell
tai Pablito.... O.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09

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'o-eAc'"i'o'
Y era verGad, pero krupp, que 4
diario recibia noticlas de los progre-
sos del %inverto. proporclonadas por
los obreroS que trabajaban o el,
pudo apreciar su alcance Y su valor,
asi es que e. terminus duros conteS-
to I su "prOtejidO:' =. .... ......
-Iba a haceros lamar, pues con-
sidero que vuestras locas inveStiga-
clones han duradO va demasiado ITEM
pc. DepositaisteiS en- mi poder 1870
mil frances, J no solo no os queda
NADIA de esta suma, que os he remi-
lido en- partldas ~parcalles, a MEDIA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
CARICATO.
CO3ARDE ASESINATO.

Ell sabado 80 s1el pasado, tuvo lu-
gar un bale como a unas cinco mi
Has del pueblo he Kennedy, Tex. y a
81 concurrieron los dos hermanos
Apolonio y Marcos Anaya y Luciano
Cruz, cunado dc uno de los prime
ros (.ApoIonio).
Sin saber Ia causa. al salir del
bale. los Anaya Sc echaron sobre
Cruz Y mientras uno lie tenia deba-
io. cl OirO le hundi6 IN puIlal en-
Ia region intercostal izquierda. Ell
lunes 4 las i de II tarde murio Cruz,
dejando ere la orfandad 4 un nino
de & amos Y q su mujer, dos hernia
los y n hermana.
La colonia mexicana esta muy in
digiada y pide 81 severo castigo de
los asesinos, 9uienes estan va en-
poder de Ia justicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09

.SabGis orier tuvo H. idea de re-
cr,nfazor 81 bronco nor 81 accro en-
j., r~r,ccion de los caaoncs?
Los alcmanes que han hecho de
Dante. dc Bccthoven Y de Carlomag-
no. 'boches" de o~igau, aseguran que
.!trcdo Krupp en- lS47 fabr:c0 "a
p~rin,cra plea de acero vaciado, caya
eno!mc rcsiStcncia cstaba destinada
a onerar una transformation admiral
bic en- los mctodos dc guerra.
Krupp fuG en- cfccto 81 que prime
70 cxp!oto este !cScubrlmlento, que
e. Gcbid0 ell rcaldad a genlo dc un
inventor frances.
En- 1880, yivia en- Amiens un 10
ven, active e i~ntcligente. iiamado Pc
dro Ducroquet. Hijo de un soldado,
educado en- el recucrdo de las gran
des guerras napolednicas, Ducroquet
am&ba las armaS apaslonadamcnte,
soHando en- invemtaT alguna' que lie
case i tai grade de perfection, que
pudiera servir para vengar a su pals
dc las derrotas de 1911.
Ouiso Ia casualidad que en- uno de
sus Wales 4 Paris. en- 1886, Sc en-
rortrase con Alfredo krupp. er TN
,ofa vecino nj Palacio Real. En- esa
,snoca no pasaba de ser I'm mediano
~inganiero. ell hombre que estaba des-
t;nado mas tarde, 2 lamar Ia aten-
ci6n de TODD ell mundo. R~epresen-
-,r-a ac+;vo de In ASA 3aterna. que
~aDapas contaba con nm c%entenar de
oLroro, racorr;o /, Fr,rona huscan-
do clientele = a~provechando Ia oca-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
sIGUEN LAS

FL incompatible nance sigue ba-
tiendo ell record de las ba~ladronadas
~vu!garotas Y tontas. Antier fue en-
treevistada Su Alteza Real don Ava
70 por un.5 p~criodistas yanquis y
volvi6 4 desnotricar como verdulera
a quien lie mencionan u enemiga.
Diio Alvarito que Villa era un BAN
dido fuera dc la ley (ies envidia O
caridad?) que no merecia nj pizca de
atencion y que 10 iba 4 reducir a
molGculas en- menos que canta un
gallo. Con ell favor de Dios y ell de
don Woodrow.
Tamanito sc ha Guedado con don
Aware aquel portuguese que achaca-
ba los fenomenos sismicos 4 su fiera
presencia Y que decfa:
Non TEMPLES terra, que non te
fago NADIA"
CARJCATO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
M.tTH!tlDN!OS.

antonio NillIrrral y Teresa sal
dana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
Mas vale tarde que nunca.

la sonora dona Justicia, que
por mucho tempo Sc habia esta-
do hacienda guaje, Sc las es-
pant6 por fin y lie echo ell guam
te al malhechor Fulano, que ha-
bia degrade escapar gracias al
disfraz de general que traia, y
quien fue reconocido aver por
dona .Anastasia Ia chimoiera CO.
mo el que lie robG lace tempo
una gallina ccpeto:,~, etc, etc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
APERTURE DE UNA ESCuELA
PARA MEXICANOS EN-
PEARSALL, TEX.

La colonia meXicaNa de Pearsall.
Tex, csti dc nlaccmee con motive
dc III c"eaci6n &c uN magnifico edi-
ficio coHSiruiGo D0r cl EStado para
il cscuela de niHos m~cyic2nos que
vi \ ser alberto or csta ciujad. De
antcrlano sc hahia prcHacado Ia CO.
1onia par solemrizar dignamentc Ia
,mportant!sima m>jora V para el efcc
10 Sc prepare ma magnifica ceHa,
cstiIo me"icano, que Sc sirvi6 bajo
In direction dc Ia i]ntciigentc maestro.
sonora Isabel Hill de Ecrdu2co. Con-
curTicron nUmerosas personals, entire
mexicanos Y a~mericanos, contandose
entire cstos ultimos todos los conf
Sionados de las escuelas puhlicas de
la localidad. Concluida Ia cena, los
cOncurrentcs Il Ia cena paSaron 4
uno de los ~saloneS mas eXtcnsos de
Ia nueva escuela, Y algunos de ellos
hicieron uso de IN ~pa3abra, hahlando
sobre Ia educaci6n de Ia juvcntud me
xicana. Entire 0tras personals que
hablaron recordamos al Juez del
Condado, Hon. s. F. Dove, Sabas
Guevara. sonora Carlota E. de Vim
ton, sehorita Corsuelo Garcia Y los
senores Santos Mireles. P. G. Ner-
duzco. ". T. Pollard, superintendent
tie de las escuelas de Ia ciudad.
La fiesta tuvo lugar el dia . del
corriente z las 7 de Ia noche en- el
edificio de referencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
Fl, VERDADER0 INVENTOR De
la ARTILLERIA MODERNA

krupp del dcs&strc fiaauciero cue Ia
amenazaba, comcnzardo entonccs, =
formarse el nombrc mundial que Il
Aora tiene.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
Tar5eGas F ostales Mexicamas
Fease a continuation la lista de postales mexicanas de
venta en- la Liberia de Lozano.

Con vlstas de N1vico. = color 70
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
POLVAREDA INJUSTIFiCADA.

Los p~eri6dicos r~eaccionarlos, malo-
a V alharaquientOs como siempre,
han armada I'm alboroto de Glen mil
demonios por TN hecho que, al modo
de yer del que este escribe, no tiene
absolutamente NADIA de particular.
Sc trata de In polvareda levantada
con motive del reconocimiento de
S~ommerfield por una de sus vlctlmas,
q uuien ell filibustero aleman lie ha-
bia carranceado trescientos pesos por
medic de TN procedimiento netamen-
te democratico Y constituclonallsta.
Los susodichos peri6dicos, candida Y
acknowledgements, reiatan como sallo
del hotel Astor 81 agente villista, Y
como fue a parar, del suntuoso de-
partamento que 10 alDjaba, al CHI
quero vi! de los malhechores; y tai
parece cue quieren decir con su a
sombro: iPues mire listed como era
IN perdulario G! senior agente Willis
ia.
iPero, almas %ingenuas, que otra
cosa esperan u5tedcs de un ind!vl-
duo que Sc metc 2 carrancista 0 4
villista. Que antecedentes limpios
ouieren ustedes rncontrar en- un SUI
icto que Sc ALA con los foragidos del
compadre Doroteo o con los malhe-
chores de Don Venus.
~ que otra cosa que perdularlos
de la peor ra!ea son todos los que
forman Ia cspantoSa playa que asue-
Ia a nuestro pals!
Esperamos, por 10 tantc. senores
periodiqueros re~accionarios, que en-
otra OCCASION no den en- que decir y
Sc pongan Z Ia altura de las circuns-
tancias cuando vean que &c aprehen-
dido DOE un robo anejo de vacas o
de gallinas c~ualquier personaje revo-
lu%cionario asi sea ~divisionarip, minis
tro, embajador . cl propio Jefe Del
tinglado libertador.
En- un case de esos, 10 que proc"de,
cs poner un parraio de gacetill; de
cuatro lineas mas , menos en- los 81
]guientes terminus:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
BURLA SANGRIENTA.

Un ~peri6dicc de Nuc"a FORK esta
p~ubiicando una se9ie de articu!os en-
que elogia cinica ) desvergonzada-
mcEte 4 Pablito el texano, llamando-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-28
Licge- Ir.eres. Activities.

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there Is z still mare sEectusi way O.
dealing with the evil. Why not give 70
tie public the names Of tie So Nssss-
chusef1s newspapers which are print
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their inspiration Probably public
opinion EilI BE- able To deal with the
evil very promptly and very e-ect1al-
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bere.
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Monmouth Grange.

There was a large attendance q:
Monmouth Grange Wednesday eve
ming il being young peoples night and
the officers chairs were filed by the
following: Master. Miss Margaret
Bates: oyerseer. Max Willard: lecsUr-
er. Miss Marion March: chaplain Har-
old smith; steward Miss Berl Frost;
secretary, Miss Helen Pike: treasurer.
Miss Beatrice Curtis. assistant stew
ard Arthur Getchen: Lady assistant
steward. Ms. BIanch Brown: Ceres,
Miss Fannie Niles: Pomona Miss
Genera Little. Fora Miss Aaude
Diamond A fne program was carried
cut as follows Piano SOLO. Miss Lizzie
Hinkiey; reading. Miss Susie Carr:
piano solo. Miss Ruth Bsnghar1: quo
tations BIZ ali the officers: music.
piano and harmonica- Miss Margare,
Bates: reading. Miss Esther Simpson:
vocal solo with encore. Max Willard:
piano Solo with encore Miss CisribeI
Smith Much credi, is due the young
people for the manner with which
everything was conducted Ice cream
and cake were served. followed by q
social
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