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The Holbrook news., 1915-12-17


 tomobile business seems to be good in this county. Tuesday two ear loads of automobiles were unloaded in HoIbrook. Smith Bros, agents for the Overland cars, received a car load, and ear load of Dodge cars was received by w. D. Bradley. the local agent.
 Paul Meyerhoff, of the A. 6 B. Scbuster Co.,, returned Monday morning from San Francisco where he had been visiting for two weeks. MT. Meyerhoff will be married early in March to an accomplished young lady of that city, and after short wedding tour they will make their home in the pr. BazelI residence in Holbrook.
 Ramon Villalobos was hanged in the state penitentiary at Florence last Friday afternoon. This is the first legal hanging that has taken place since Ari- zona became a state Villalobos was convicted in October, 1914, of the murder of deputy sher- if Tn PlnaI county; he was sem fenced to hang last January, but his execution was delayed by one thing and another until Friday.
 Ladies in HoIbrook and vicini- ty are respectfully invited to call and examine my sample line of dress goods and coats. I have large and excellent assortment, and can make you very reason able prices. Fit and satisfac- tion guaranteed. Albert Warren. the tailor, opposite Hotel Hol- brook.
 w. H. Hams, publisher of the Gallup Independent, was ac- quilted of the charge of contempt of court. in hearing held last week before Judge Reynolds
  in Gallup. Mir. Hams was re- primanded by the court for pub fishing certain comments on a case before court, but he was adjudged not to be in contempt.
 Gallup citizens celebrated the beginning of railroad improve ments in, that town Thursday of last week. Nearly a half mil lion dollars will be spent by the Santa Fe company in new ter minal facilities there and the people joined together in a fit tIng celebration of the day upon which the work commenced.
 Geo. H. Wilber, of Heber. is now located with his family in Mesa, where they will spend the winter. The winter colony in Mesa and Phoenix contains al number of people from this Besides the Wilbers, there are the Geo. Scotts, the E. B. Newmans, the w. w. New nams. the D. D. Crabbs, and the E. M. Thomases.
 The application of the admin istrators of the B. First estate for an order to sell the personal of the estate was grant ed last Monday by Judge Sapp in superior court. The property. is advertised in this issue of The News and will be sold December 27; it consists of the stock of general merchandise, known as the B. First store.
 The Woodruff correspondent of the Snowflake Herald stated last week that P. T. Coleman is ar ranging to start a creamery at that place. He has purchased a farm near there and will stock it with fifty head of Jersey cows. The enterprise will probably prove paying one.
 The city of St. Louis has been chosen for the democratic na- tiOnal convention next voar Tho
The Holbrook news., 1915-12-17
California Honey. Lake Elsinore Apiaries".

v A kS--~
 County Attorney Jordan at tended to official business in Winslow Tuesday. | Certainly. WetzIer's carry Rogers and Community silver ware.
 W. T. Duke and family, of Silvercreek. are now located in Phoenix for the winter.
 Christmas will soon be here; place your orders now for pie ture framing with H. D. Steele.
 Nothing but new holiday goods at Wetzler's.
 MT. and Mrs. s. w. Jaoues. of Lakeside, left Holbrook last Sun day evening for visit in Phoe- nix.
 Mrs. s. W. Smith returned Sunday night from a month s visit with her parents in Okla homa.
 Lake Elsinore Honey. Pure, Wholesome, Delicious.
 MT. and Mrs. Chester Camp bell. and OrviIle Martin, of Ad-
  amana. were visitors in Holbrook last Monday.
 The Flagstaff Sun states that the supervisors of Coconino coun- ty will call a road bond election for $35O. OOO.O0
 Full line of toys and dolls at eastern prices at Wetzler's.
 Mrs. Julia Braam left Hol- brook Tuesday morning for a short visit with friends in Long Beach. Cal.
 Between 700 any 800 turkeys will be shipped from Chandler to Los Angeles for the Christmas trade, according to the Chandler Arizonan.
 Arizona Cooperative Mer- cantiIe Inst. sells Lake Elsi- nore Honey". always pure.
 Attorney J. E. Jones of Flag staff was in Holbrook Monday on his way to St. Johns, where ho appears as attorney in a number of cases in the superior court.
 The Arizona Cattle Growers Association will hold it's tenth annual convention in Prescott January 10, Il and 12, 1916. An interesting meeting is in pro spect.
 Fancy chocolates in christmas boxes at fifty cents per pound at WetzIer's.
 Attorney Isaac Earth of Albu- querque was in Holbrook last Monday. enroute to St. Johns, where a jury sesslon of the su- perior court is being held this week.
 J. Frank Matthews, assistant cashier of the Merchants 6 Stock Growers bank, left here last Friday night for short business trip to Phoenix. During his ab- sence Mrs. Matthews is assisting Tn the bank.
 See Wetzler's mixed Christmas candy at 9 cents per pound; also shipped by Parcel Post.
 Miss Lena Hey, representing Carl Behn of Winslow. was at the Central hotel in Holbrook Monday and Tuesday with an assortment of toys and other Christmas goods. She did very good business.
 Emmett Wallace of Adamana spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of his parents in Hol- brook. He left here Monday morning for St. Johns. where he had been summoned as a juror in superior court.
 Father George Marx of Wins low conducted services in the Catholic church last Sunday. In future services will he held here
The Holbrook news., 1915-12-17


 Gallup in the near future, The Santa Fe railroad donated cer- tain property up on the hill for this purpose years ago and it is now about time when some ac ton m the matter must be taken. Dr. Kunkel is looking after the matter. He agrees with many others that Gallup offers very good opportunity for the opening of a hospital. They are figuring on starting the building with about 25 beds and adding to it as may become necessary. Gaill p Independent.
 About 3 out of 10 houses that burn are set afre by inferior wiring. I have been in electrical work for over 13 years and have wired many houses in WinsIow and elsewhere. None wired by me have burned because of de- fective wiring. Pretty good re- ord! No? Better be safe than sorry. Use your better judg- ment. All work and material guaranteed A No. l, al d the best. Am here to stay. H. D.. Steele. the busy electrician. s. B. Booth of Spriugeryille, foreman of construction for the Navajo-Apache Telephone sys- tenn. has been in this vicinity for several days making repairs and extensions on the system.
 Order your Christmas cakes and homemade candies from the HoIbrook Bakery. All goods first class. If.
 Sheriff R. L. Newman went to St. Johns last Sunday, to appear as witness this week in super ior court in the trial of the men alleged to have murdered Curt Cronemeyer at Allantown last April.
 Place your orders now for coal with the Carbon City Lumber Co. They handle the Victor American Fuel Co.'S lump coal. best on the market. If.
 J. H. Woods. proprietor of the Western Transfer Co.,, has or dered a platform delivery truck for use Tn his business. The new equipment has been made necessary by the large and in- creasing business of the firm.
 Call and examine our new fall and winter stock of ladies' ready to-wear suits. It will please you both in style and price. H. H. Scorse. If.
 The Nogales Oasis is authority for the statement that the Sou. thern Pacific Railroad company of Mexico has commenced run ming it's trans from Nogales to Guaymas. This is evidence that conditions in Mexico are becom- Ing more settled.
 See Wetzler's line of electrical fixtures; better than selecting from pictures and at factory prices.
 c. H. Brown returned early this week from a business trip to Phoenix. MT. and Mrs. Brown with not move to Phoenix this winter, as has been their custom for several years past, but will spend part of the winter in Los Angeles.
 The latest in useful and orna- mental Christmas gifts at Wetz- ler's.
 Miss Maudye Saunders of Pinto is familarizing herself with the duties of the local telephone exchange and will soon take charge of the office. Miss Alberta Henning, who has held the position for the past seven months. has resigned.
 Dn un,1,. Chrictrnac ahor,rir,nr !
The Holbrook news., 1915-12-17

Read the advertising columns of The News; It will pay you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

Fees ice cream. II costs a little
more. but has real quality.
Henry hauis pasesAa. Phone s3s.
senator Isaac Barth has returned
from an automobile trip TO springer
willie and other points In Arizona.
Albuquerque Lodge No. SO. Fra
ternal Union Aid. viii meet at 7.t5
tonight In A. .. L. W. hail.
c. Il. strohm. superintendent of
transportation on the Santa Fe sys-
TEN. was In the city last night. Hc
left at midnight Tor southern New
Mexico.
Dionicio Padilla pleaded guilty yes
terday afternoon To stealing J. ~
Ross horse, and was bound over 20
await grand jury action under $1,000
bail.
Thos. A. Christian. formerly of this
city. who Is returning to his home la
FL Paso following an extended con-
cert tour. viii sing The LCrd'a
Prayer by BAH. az the morning SER
vice % the Congregational church to-
morrow.
The down town delivery station Of
the public library In future win he al
W. T.. Metcalrs Once. 81 West Gold
avenue Books telephoncd for VIII
be delivered at 4 o'clock each day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
LAS VEGAS MAN IS
ALL LIT Up
LAST NIGHT
F. C. Mcclure Puts on an IL
Elimination Show All by
Himself In Behalf Of Cow
Boy Reunion.

% there 10 amy one In Albuquerque
who docs not know scout the biz
cowboy reunion IN Las Vcgns next
Thursday. Friday and saturday 70 l8
not the fault OF r. G.. McUuirc or
"Smiiey' as they call him up there.
McGuhe thc man who paradcd
Central avenue yesterday afternoon
In q plug hat and evening clothes.
with ]piacards On back and shirt 'front.'.
Last nisht he sstunishpd mo;iDu piD-
turc show crowds % others by APP
u~cnsing l- the center OF e hTillit1i
illumination. ~ Was not 90 hglratiFc
il~luuiuution b was the real thing.
Armed with e. storage battery and q
bale OF wire Mcclure paradod up and
down like am animated lamp post;
and everybody s.w him; every singh"
man. woman and child. lf elective
advertising VIII DO 10 thc Lls Ncsns
show viii be- "a whaling success quite
s. number OF Albuquerque men havo
arranged to Join President putucy
ard Secretary wiley Of the fair COM
mission who viii spend the three days
of the reunion in inE Vegas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
TWO HUNDRED CLUB
MEN TO GREET
YE EDITORS
Moulders of Public Opinion
Ask Amy Editor--Will BE
Greeted as Belts Their
Importance.

srWo hundred members 0f tho C"m-
mcrtiBi CLUB have lr,n dolc-Ited 90
meet th, mrmh,r- Of the National
Editorial association of their arriya.
ia special rains tuuisht, and wrl-
rome them Co the city.
The editors aud their wives and
Families are due 90 arrive at il'
Tho reception committee viii taNo
them boz hand aud conduct them 60
rro Coumtrcipl club. col j. q. Al
nulhi ha- been eommissi Toned 90
mako 20 speech OF welcome, After tn
reception &c the Commercial club the
editors niu ho taken to Central ave-
uuc where am Indian dance Will hr
staged TOR their entertainment.
TN, editorial party is due this ai-
.|t,ruouD at santa re where elaborate
arrangements have been made O." en-
terrain them. TEcy are scheduled q"
loa,, tine capital 81 Z o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
Stups That ron.

Just "a fcW drops of thpt mild
soothing, coo,i1s wash, Merit'l E,-
lcmu Remedy. sp highly recommend
I'D TOR Eczema, and the itching ana
burnius is gone, Don't fail 10 Try TINS
excellent remedy for n form OF
Eczema. We know Mcritol Ec1omt
Remedy will give sou instant rclief.
sold and guaranteed by Orwell Drug
Co. sole Agency. Prices soc, tlOO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
COUNTY ROAD BOARD
APPROVES ROAD
BOND SALE
E. Lester Concludes
Arrangement With Berna-
lilo County Our Share will
Be $32.000.

Francis o. Lester OF The Doua Ana
county road board. who is touring the
counties in the Interest or approval
uy each codnty OF the purchase OF the
state road bond issue OF $500 600 by
Kelly ana Kelly Of kansas cry. sc-
cured the agreement OF the Bernaiiilo
county road board yesterday Go tho
two per cent refund plan required Hy
the purch1sors. by which the sale be-
expected io De c0nsummated early
next month Under this arrangement
each county VIII refund tu Kelly aud
Kelly. who buy the bonds az pur %
per cent of the aIouut ap%portlpnad
30 each county. iiernrliilu couniy's
share of ,hc half million dollar issue
viii Ic 900; tuus this county viii
pay $3.50 back TO The bond buyers. as
b premium for occurring immediate
sadie OF thr bonds aud use OF the
money. bona Ana. Grant. Luna,
Sierra and Socorro counties already
have asr,og to the terms required ny
Eclly and Eclly and b. be- believed All
Inc othcr .luntios Will RAN iu limo go
that tho 100000 bono issue. voted hy
the pcopc Iu 1879. may become avail
able Geo. u.e during the l"to summer
aad tall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

that would give the trolley company
o fai- chance ~ compete.
Mr.. Roaiington beiieVs that the
council should have enough interest
In the public welfare connected with
tho traction question 20 find time TO
consider the matter n regulation.
Mr.. Rosilngton has informed the
state fair commission hat II the city
will regulate or definitely promise 20
regulate the iitncys without delay he
win cooperate 20 the extent Of $1,000
In improving traction park for the
fair. lie does not feel free 70 offer
that corporation without regulation.
He feels that the traction company
should not be expected TO spend
money improving the park for the
benefit Of The jitney owners.
In spite OF the uncertainty over the
systems future. Mr.. Roslington rs
keepins a gang Of men a. work Inn
proving the tracks. Twelve men
have been working along the lines
for three weeks and they viii be kept
busy until every foot OF track Is in
nrst oinss shape.
Later the HsarrlRs line viii be ex-
tended 90 the bridge road. The line
formerly ran 40 the road, but the ter
minus fcil into %disrepair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
For TROLLEY
WORK If COUNCIL
WILL ACT
Receiver Says Money Can Be
Obtained fol Improvements
If Jitney Regulations Are
Assured.

II city council will give some as
ansanee that iirpcy regulations VIII
bo PASSED q number Of noteworthy
improvements VIII BE- made 70 the
trolley system.
George Hn4lington. recover 81 tho
traction company, made a statement
20 that effect this morning.
Mn Roslington said considerable
fund.- would be accessible FOR uac-
ton improvements II the council
would say definitely that b litncys
are 10 be regulated. n was not de-
sired. ar. Hosllneton raid. 10 rcEu-
iaio The ji,neys out ~ business or re-
quirc thrm to run - houfs % day.
bot some assurance WINS desired that
the free lancea ID tho traction acid
BE- made to operate under conditions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

Nitr- on foul- are increasing u, the
mlIiinn this hot weather. \ 2jc hut
he nT phcno Ciloro makes ~ gallons
Of strongest ,crmln killer. Easy 90
hnndlc-chcap aud cncctiva-an he
sent u, pnrcCl post. q. ". FEE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

Harsh ply lcs react wcskcn the
viii lead to chronic consti
patton. Douu's Ecgulcts operate
easily. z5g a box AZ all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

TELL ~ your poultry troubicsi We
may bc able 10 help YOU. our stock
contains a remedy for every poultry
disease. a.. W. FEE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

} FORECAST; Tonight and sun =
} day fair. Not much change In .
, temperature.
ALBUQUERQUE weather for =
} the 2f hours ended nc : o'clock =
} this mufninE. =
Maxlmum-92s =
Minimum-Sf.
} RanRe-fi
Al s o'ciock-so. =
} Southwest winds.
Partly cloudy.
Trace OF rain. =
. --- 4
"Aln't II the TRUTH" Z
Tcacher-The sphinx has eyes =
, but n cannot
} sScei" cried the children. =
} HAS ears. but a. cannot =
} Hear thcy responded.
~Hae a mouth. but cannot =
} Eat said the chorus.
} ''IIas q nose, but Il cannot =
Wipe ~" Numbered the =
} class-st. Paul PCS. =
A4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
M0RTUARY.
Mrs. \. l.. Howe.


Mrs. A. l.. Howe. mother of T.. g.
Butler. OF the Butler Auto company,
died this morning az the tufnlli
home. sgf North Fifth street she
was 81 years old and up 20 a few
minutes before her death had been in
good health. Last night Mrs. Howe
went for an automobile ride with
members Of her family and appeared
10 be in her usual health when shc
aWokc this morning. shortly after
she complained of fcelins ~ ana
passed away before "a physician could
arrive There VIII Dee ma funeral
service here. Mr.. Butler viii accom
pany the remains 20 the old home 10
syracuse, n. ", leaving tomorrow al'
ternoon on No. 2. Mi Butler is th'
oniy surviving child.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

Grain aud ncId ~ocd can nov he
shipped into the state of NriIonR. Tor
la-t twn weeks orders have been sent
and went through without delay.
Rest VINE and lied Bran. iOu
pounds. $3.50.
Milo Maize. whole, 100 pound
SITS.
Milo Mai1c. ground. 100 pounds
Si.35.
California IioIled InrlcS. 'O-puund
-arks St.55.
We carry big -tO'h-. can make
sou very low prices IN large gunnti-
ties. write ~ Tor prizes; ,ou Will re-
ceiVc prompt answer.
o.. ". TEE
af2-2if.2iG West Lead Ave.
Albuquerque y. Mex
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

Lei the Herald want ad 20 your
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

Don't forget. our -tock b. COM
ploir and up to late; our prices are
~ low a. anywhere IN The city. ~rrr-
iHl values ever, wcch, ~ The hnpnlc
Furniture 60. Iii~i store IN East
Central avenue, neat t0 trfck~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14
Los rusos han dOminado Ia
Situaci0n en- los monies
CarpatOs
Ochenta dias han lucha.
do sin descanso mos
covitas y aus
TRACES

LONDRES, Abril I2.-puede decir
s. que Ia campaUa c~mprendida por
los rusos en- las monlanas de los
Carpaios csti para finalizar en- esa
region. purs cl ]ejtrcito russo Sc ha
apndrraIo de- casi tOdaS las posi-
clones imporlantrs dc aqueIIoS Iu-
@ares. y no IT, quedara mas rene
die al cncmi-o que retirarSe pre-
ripitadamentr de los SltiOs baios.
ma dOndc ma sidO arrOjadO. 81 no
quiere sufrir I'm desaStrc trcmendo.
dadas las vcntajosaS poSicioncS
Qu" orupa actuaImenlc eI enemigo.
La lucha DE- los CarpatOS ha du-
RADIO iuslamcnte ochenta dias.
drSpuGS DE los cualcS han logrado
los rusos FL triunfo mas complete
que los ma capacitado para en-
prcudrr una movilizaciGl general
| harla los Wales de Hungria. En-
cStoS momcntos hay una gran ac-
Itiyidad. Y los fcrrocarriIcS. los ca
| minos. las mar=rucs de los rios. y
en- general todos aquellos puntos
rrinripaIrS - Ven inyadidoS por
ri pOdcrosO c]iGrrit0 russo que en-
,prrndc uu nuevo Y formidable
.,-.,r... ..~F.r-f,, -,ugrp InE ans
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14
Hay eferveseenca en- Espaia pr Ia acttud de ~IngIaterra haca
ella en- Ell gran cOnfictO eurOpeo
Dnn que Sc @a ponernedom million de hombrs sobrek las rma para hacerh 1untaa Aiemans
'bre. las armas para hacer %triunfar a Alemania

.mruIr la rortirirarIdm de- la Sierra
Carbourra. E~IamoS en- momnuIo-
aI@uidoS y lra>rnudrutalrs. La
GUERRA actual cambigri Ia raz del
muudo. los d"sjimos de- las marlo-
urS. y Si ESpana no representa-
81 pap"I que Ir corresponds. suIri-
ri las ruuSrcUrncnas harlo duIu-
ro>as que por cleric. nan dr ser en-
">r case. P"ro. por ESQ c>IamoS en-
Ia hrrrha los prriodiSIaS rspaHoloS:
nur>lra roudurta rS palriolira y
la inspira 81 biru. rI iulrrtS. la con-
vrnirnria nacionaI.
FL gobirrno Ina tornado. como
hrmos communicate en- dias ~pa>adoS.
variaS mrdida> trndrnDrs a clitar
que pro>i=a la campala. prro TO-
do e. inIDiI. porqur Jos pcri6diros
rr"rr en- su rampana hoslil contra
Ing]Ialcrra. sirndu la c~rcrycscncla
b~aSlanl" notable.
Los auimoS rsIin muy ryriIadoS.
En- IodoS los cirruIoS olIrIalrs So
habIa de- csc a>uuto y dc Ia arriin
lue drbr tomar cI gobicrno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14
Joffre ha dictadO sus Or
denes para dar princi-
pio a la 0fensiVa
ST. Michel es el primer
objective de los fran
ceses en- esta
campana

LONDRES Abril l2.-La prime
IA faz de la campana de prima-
vera iniciada en- Francia. parccc
haber terminate Ell Ia region de-
Wocyre para r~econccntrar ahora
loda la atencidn cn los nucvos
planes del general Joffrc que en-
c~icrran una scrie de proycctos de
gran im]poriancia miIitar y srran
desarrollados en- los dias del preScn-
tc mes.
Segun parccc. los primcrOS paSos
que Va a dar al general frances
" que son Ell principle de- Ia @igan-
tesra ofcnsiva contra los alcmanrs
para arrojarIos del territorio fran
cGs. conSistiran en- un ataqur Vigo-
roso Y de inlen,idad d~csconocida
nasla ahora. para desalojar a los
alcmanes de st. Mihicl Y de- aqur-
lla partc del Vale de Wo"vrr que
esla incluida en- la IONA que aDarcan
los alrmaneS en- cSa region.
La captura dc Los Epargrs. en-
opinion de los criticos miIiiarrs i'll
@lcsrs, conStiiuy6 un triunfo de-
gran si@niflcaci6n para 81 fin que
81 p~crsiguc y drI cuaI - ha
p. -.4. AItt-l,- inn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14
50, rcgaron con csc obirlo.

sos rcgaron con csc objclO.
FL AImiranlc de- la c>ruadra,
que opera contra 81 B6>roro anuu-
cia la destruction de varios buqucs
Lurcos. por la misma causa.
"ProyGctase eSparcir mas minas
Ell cI B6sforo, a fin de que la cs-
cuadr& lurca que ALI 81 ~cncucntra
cmbotcllada. sea dcsiruida.
Eel cruccro "Gcobcn''. a!Iora de
la armada turca, y que auDes per-
|tencci6 a la aIcmana. Sc dcstroI6 al
chocar con una NINA"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14
NUENE BUQUES HUNDiD0S.

PETROGRAD, Abril li.-El Almi-
rantazgo Ia publiradO la siguicnte
nOta:
"Desde cI nucvc de dic;embre
a Ia fecha. nuevc buqucs de que
IRA lurcos Sc han hundido en- eI
mar Negro y en- eli B6sforo, a con-
s~ecuencia de habcr chocado con las
miuas fIotaules que los barcOs ru-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14

rrroz tie los rusos. los cuaIcs no
han respectable los mucrloSaIauau
nan respectable los monUmcntoS dr
la anti=uedad que teuian gran Va
,or hl>D6riro.
TambiGn diceu que los AUSTRIA
eos han invadido oJra vez la pro-
yincia de Bcsarabia. fernando asi
la ofen>iya ell propio terrilorio
russo. Esta uoticia - cree sea la
mi>ma que los g~obieruos de retro-
grad y Nlena, c"GmunIcaron hace
atgunos dias. a todos los paiseS. Co
mo 50 sabe tai invasion culmin6 en-
una derrota para los auslriacos. que.
cuando va dirisian su movimientO
haria Chotin. fueron alcanzados
por los rusOs y rechazadoS hacia
la frouJera.
FL =oDicruo rumanO ha OrdenadO
a laS autorjdadeS de- las distintaS
p~obIaciones en- las cuales han bus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14

rado rrrugio c>os drSVcnturadoS
campeSIlOS.
TGmcSr que a Bumania con csia
emigration - Ic pIaulcc 81 mlslno
difiril problrma que 4 HoIanda.
cuaudo 81 Gxodo de- los belgas. que
ruerou a St pals en- demanda de
amparO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14

"PipOrrazOS" cura la t~iricia, ell
faStidiO, las ganas de mOrirse de
hambre Y tOda cIaSe de barbarida-
des barbaras. COmpre listed "PipO-
rraZOS.