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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09
AGED PIONEER PASSES AWAY.

Ruben butcher, resident of Cotton
wood canyon, near Sites for the past
Is years, passed away at the family
home Wednesday, Mr.. butcher has not
been in good health for some time and
owing to his advanced age his demise
was not unexpected
Mr.. butcher was natlce OF MIS-
souri, and was 80 years and six months
old at DEATH He is survived by his
wife, Lucy butcher, who is in her 18th
year, and one daughter, Mrs. Viola
Stantorf, wife of Newton Stantorf, who
reside on the Camas prairie and two
sons, Charles, who lives in Seattle,
Washington, and Robert, who makes his
home with his parents.
The funeral was held this morning
from the butcher home and was con
Quoted by the Rev. F. s. Eastman
Interment in the I. o. o. F. cemetery
Sites Enterprise.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09
From the Enterprise.)

(FrOm the Enterprise.)
Thomas Surridge returned from Lew
iston Wednesday evening and is very
enthusiastic over the management and
exhibits at Lewiston.
Tim Heron, Of Hamburg, Illinois,
purchased the 40 acre tract mile south
of town from w. r. Wilkins. Strecker
& Pettibone making the deal.
M. A. Berg, travelling passenger agent
for the N. P, was in town Monday as
sisting local agent Donaldson.
VIM. Whitman came over from his
ranch on Clearcreek Monday, returning
Tuesday with load of supplies.
Monday evening the Arnold Broth
ers, of Potlatch, came out from the
hills above Harpster where they have
been hunting for the past ten days
They left on Tuesdays train taking
three fine deer along as trophy of the
chase.
Friday evening of last week jolly
party gathered at the home of M. P
Strecker and enjoyed the evening in
playing whist. Twenty-six guests were
present, H. NJ. Moore taking the high
prize while Z. Crtenden captured the
boobie prize.
P. P. Puyear, the breeder of high
grade Holsteins, left for the stock show
Thursday where he will take notes OF
the classy stuff on exhibition there.
The Loyalty Cooperation Creamery
shipped another car of hogs Tuesday t.
the coast The creamery has shipped
at least one car each week for the pas
six weeks.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09
VISITS OLD HOME.

c. E. weholt, of Harpster, came to
Sites Monday to take the train for
his old home in Skeine, Norway. Mr..
Weholt has been away for the past
40 years and says the old country folks
have an idea that all you have to do
out here is to kick bush and off
comes the money and he wanted to go
back and show them that he was stlii
Just common folks. Mr.. Weholt bought
round trip ticket at the local depot
for the entire trip paying little over
$3.50 for the same and the roll of bills
which he carried was big enough to
choke COW and would seem to belle
his statements about kicking the bush.
Sites Enterprise.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09
COTTONWOOD

Greencreek
Henry Sprute was In the city Tues
day from near Fem looking for
vacant house and intends soon moving
his family to town for the winter.
DIR. Orr reports the birth of an IL
pound baby girl to Mrs. Pat Nash at
the home of the lady's mother, Mrs.
Rowe, near Denver Saturday morning.
All concerned are doing nicely.
L. B. Ferguson was in town Tuesday
from Orofino enroute to his claim over
on the Joseph. Mr.. Ferguson bought
an 80 acre tract there last spring and
recently filed on 800 acres adjoining it
and will GO into cattle raising.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Funke are visit
! ing relatives in the city this week from
Ferdinand.
! Miss Harlin, of Payette, Miss Corby,
of Glenns Ferry and Miss Clarice Quar-
les, of Occur d'Alene, were guests at
the Geo. M. Robertson home at
Thanksgiving and remained over until
Monday morning before returning to
Lewiston where they are attending the
Normal school. Miss Quarles is niece
of Mr.. Robertson.
G. B. Newell, of Richland, Wn.
closed a deal last week for the rigs
horses and good will of the Cottonwood
livery barn, giving in trade a tract Of
irrigated land near Richland, and a
once took charge of the property. Mr.
Mclaughlin retains the barn and lots
leasing the barn to Mr.. Newell, an'
will remain here for the winter anC
perhaps longer. Mr.. Newell has hi
children in school at Richland and will
not move his family to Cottonwood un
/ til next spring. He is well pleased witt
the looks of this section and of on
city and is glad that he has been abb
/ to get location here.
/ Jesse and Leo Robertson spent Sun
{ day at the home of their parents in thi
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09

eral weeks if one wanted to see all
there is to be seen.
A real old fashioned Thanksgiving
dinner was served at the ID. A. Nc
Kinley home east of town last Thurs
day, those present being Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A. Mckinley, Howard Mckinley
and family, John Mckinley and family,
Jess Mckinley and family, Miss Helen
Crosby and Mr.. Workman, Jr.
One of the largest Dob cats caught
in this vicinity for number OF years
was captured near the Monastery last
week in a coyote trap and its pelt now
decorates board and may later be
dressed and used for a rug. The cat
measured fully five feet from tip &c
tip and looked to be an old residenter
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09
FOOT WAS AMPUTATED.

DR.. j. M. Verberkmoes, assisted by
DR.. C. H. Bryant Of Kamiah, Sunday
amputated Ed Kidders foot. Mr.. Kid
der has been suffering for some time
with White Swelling and last week was
brought from his home on Kidder Ridge
to his sisters, Mrs. Wells Williams,
where the operation was performed.
The many friends of the unfortunate
man are in hopes that the operation will
he a success and that before many
weeks he will be able to oversee his
business Mountaineer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09
From the Chronicle J

From the Chronicle
John Funke, Anton Nuxoll, Glen
Wasmuth, John Wasem, I. A. Randall,
A. o. Martin, Joe Kelsch, August
Schroeder and son, b. Luchtefeld and
sons, Herman Funke, George Terhaar,
Kasper Sprute, ID. Hartman, j. V.
Nash, Howard Mckinley, Max Render,
Ed. Eckerman, L. M. Asker, Sam But
Ter, John Meyer, Tom Hill and wife,
VIM. Hanley, Wilbur Bryant and John
Jungert were among those from Cot
tenwood who attended the stock show
at Lewiston last week.
Louis Maugg returned late last week
from short visit to Spokane.
Jim Rookie came out the first of the
week from his home on the Joseph.
Mrs. j. l.. Kincaid returned recently
from visit with her son and family
in Montana.
Fred Pfannebeeker, of Winona was a
passenger for Lewiston Monday to at
tend the stock show
VIM. Wagner and wife returned Mon
day evening from tnelT "Trip W INC ohi
Francisco exposition
Miss Ruth Miller spent several day.
at the G. NJ. Robertson home the frs
of the week from her home north Of
Denver.
H. H. Nuxoll came up from Lewiston
late last week and spent several day
here looking after business interests.
John Jorgenson left Tuesday TO
Soap Lake, Wash, where he will re
main for several months for the bene
fit of his health.
Fl. II. Nuxol left Tuesday for hi
home in Charleston and was accompani
ed by his daughter, Mrs. August Seu
bert, who will visit there for shor
time.
VIM. Ruhoff completed the new bar
for John Wasem last week and wen
out Monday to put up a new barn o
che Frank Schwartz farm northeast O
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09
(From the Enterprise. J


Miss Lydia Wallace departed Thurs
day morning for Culdesac to visit
sister that is i'll. She expects to re-
turn tonight.
Forty people were assembled at the
Peter Aschenbrenner home Thanksgiv-
ing day, and big, old time is reported.
II. j. Kuther and wife, and Miss
Clara Nau departed Monday to take in
the stock show at Lewiston and Incl
dentally visit with relatives and
friends during the week.
Mrs. Scott, of Wenatchee, Wash,
who had been visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eastwood, at
Westlake, departed for her home Thurs
day morning
Lee Strickfaden, cashier of one of
the Culdesac banks, who was guest at
the j. F.. Strickfaden home here for
several days, left for his home, below
the hill, Wednesday.
Jack Hammill came up from Clarks
ton Thursday evening and spent several
days visiting with his brother, Earl
and ratified cuffs with numerous friends
about the village.
III. j. Nau writes from Anaheim
Calf, that he has rented rooms at 20.
Lemon and Chartress streets and he an,
Mrs. Nau will spend the balance of tn
winter there.
We are told that Mrs. Ben Riema
who was taken to the hospital abou
ten days ago to undergo an operation,
reeuperating from her Affections a
rapidly as can be expected.
Miss Alice Holtbeur of our publ
schools spent her Thanksgiving vac'
ton with friends at Kendrick, and Mis-
Bertha Hackett also of the local scho'
faculty spent her vacation with hi
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09
COTTONWOOD BOY STOCK JUDGE.

Lester Rice, of Cottonwood, won
third place in the contest for short
course students in stock judging at the
Lewiston stock show Monday with
score of 42s points out of possible
500 The winner of the contest was
Moscow boy who scored 449 points,
Cottonwood Chronicle.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09
BEAR THIS IN MIND.

"I consider Chamberlain Cough
Remedy by far the best medicine in the
market for colds and Group" says Mrs.
Albert Blosser, Lima, Ohio. Many
others are of the same opinion. OBJ
tainable everywhere.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09

and wife.
The Basket Ball game Friday even
ing resulted in victory for the Weippe
team with large score. The local
bows were outclassed from every angle,
although playing a pretty fair game.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09
A SUGGESTION AND INVITATION.

Speaking of candidates and conven-
tions reminds us what is the matter
with the republican candidates for gov
ernor holding conventions To facl-
l;tata matters we invite them to meet
in Sites and if there is no hall In
town large enough to accommodate
them, we will build them one.-Stites
Enterprise.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09
OWES HER GOOD HEALTH To
cHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS.

"I owe my good health to Chamber
berlain's Tablets writes Mrs. Il. u.
Neff, Crookston, Ohio. "Two years ago
I was an invalid due to stomach trou-
BILE. took three bottles of these
Tablets and have since been in the
hest of health'' Obtainable every
where.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09

Masquerade ball at schmadeka's hail.
Doo ~ Meet me there. 27-4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

ssss.a- ~sssiss sssfs NsrsH -. t5ts-
cry Csaneft czs@bess Rock Island.
u1zo.s. 1fGrca % 1915 me cts
sagneI Est ~ resz's-aF ssssioe AZ 1880
e-clecE 3 e.. Mayer SesF5Vss srf AL
caEse issaoFsrs prsserL
TIE uisases % ts~ rsEslar sssstfas
RslE wsFes o.. 1918 we're read 80
approved
Coczsstssa6nsr Esgua,Gs oFsFs4 a
rasolgsloz thsS he city attorney b. tn
ss-,seEs.s 90 proceed 20 sFieE % trial
sk- natter q sisawafk tsaprogeeaers
ae tes soass stfs % $iEts evenae
sruss rusesY.seVerfF 90 Ttittf@th
strrrs CaFrf~d Agess KaGEr~s.
HAST. Esvu0ies. says SrsrVTF.
lsssr
carerstss oasr EatsFra oTsrsd ere
f1f.oNf1E weekly eav faG t0F wees
zza.rE warve 60 tgtf. vs.e5 on tis
a1sioe Wss asl10et o. uusslslo9s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

CammtsshDrs- nudzrCa offered a rec
f osusiou that the foiioWinE claims BE-
afloNes. tevits TrEchtsrbarE Broth
rrn ytfSszs ~. klocknu. St1s 20.
Carried b. Unanimous vots
Corzzlssigusr Rads-su offered a rrs-
ssutsar that ths fo1iO~t1x named pST-
sa-s - stfos-,i gfeG0 Ssch for rsat
% polIirE places 81 NaiNaid. Bert
Yoh Joe Sycktcr. Leroy StrirEsr. =.
L Bliss. wuftsz CIiczsysr. Trt-Ctty
AUTO Supply eo0p@zy. Trinity chErch.
George 4 Schztd. Arborekie eiEso.
IoSn Ru-k. Andr.W Poso-S0a. r. W.
Clark. Earl .. MshsSsy. ta~rcrcc
FsrfsOa- Jos-pA p Esnns6y. Carried
~ uraaiasos1s vote.
Csmmfsssousr Ru4<--z o-sr~d = res
ssusiou that tss ordinance satttisd An
artsirszes provtefaE foe a. spo-op-is-
toe % s. go 90 fsr v4ssr works sx-
p~ass - ssoessd- Carried ~ uKni-
rsosgs vote
skas DocsSrs a T. t4seAner. Charles =
Rsss. = HoiIoSesss. , ?. Coms<ys.
20 aopaistrf as members % th~ board
% tsaits. 90 serve respectively fpaf
y-ar<. sArss Te@rs. Two y-~-s. and orc
yer 10 o-esr sszet- Carried ~ S1aa-
s~osss vote.
Mayer scsrfve- o-s-ed = resolution
ssas ~ 3 = Isehrsr. Dr. Loats o.
srUcs sz4 o. toSspE Do silva b ap-
rosnt~s ss board % directors 60 take
charge os tks szs~-~-sosis sasiiarfafs
sar a p--tod -os 90 sxcsed shr-e yca-s
e-o=s Av~1 l. tstt Carries ~ uraai-
=eas voss
-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

d. Pearson. ss.O5. Carried by unani
nous vote.
Mayor Schriver offered a resolution
that the mayor and city clerk be au'
thorized to execute contract with c.
r l. & p. Ry. Co. for purpose of lay
ing watermains under their tracks.
Carried by unanimous vote.
Mayor Schriver offered a resolution
that Jack Cahail be appointed 20 act
as Judge of election OF precinct No. 3.
Rock Island Carried by unanimous
vote.
Mayor Schrive- offered g resolution
tina, the ordinance providing for tie
OF a water main on
Twentieth avenue from Seventeenth
stree. east a distance Of 6io feet. be
adopted. Carried by unanimous vote.
Mayor Schriver read an ordinance
providing for the construction OF sew
ers OF Eighteenth. Nineteenth and
Twe7tieth avenues and on Twenty
fourth street and Richmond street, to-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
Libby M:NeilI & Libby, Chicago

gether with the city engineers est-
mate OF the probable cost OF caid i'm
provement in amount OF s4,59450 and
q recommendation of the board of local
improvements. recommending said i'm
provement.
Mayor Schriver offered a resolution
that the ordinance providing for the
construction OF sewers on Eighteenth,
Nineteenth and Twentieth avenues
from Twenty-seventh 10 Twenty-fourth
street and Twenty-fourth street from
Eighteenth avenue to Richmond
street and Richmond street to a point
i20 feet west OF Twenty-fourth street,
be considered. Carried: Ayes
Schriver. Rudgrea, Hart. Bear. Nay
Reynolds.
Adjourned on motion OF Commits
sioner Hart.
N. T RUDGREN,
City Clerk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
IMPROVEMENT NOT
TO STOP TRAFFIC
sssANSs Eosr ARMSTRONG; AZ.
FsuE Nrr+oyr fscosEgs.
tENcg FHsGLTtse4
,ssr - sse- fsisra Brisss Nlu ss
essIsesf ~ ssrs-s-. 49,
T~assf VII ca o..

ras~sT-aer 20 note are es.rE
rsf- a. EarF fs'aaf arsenal a. thr
ar-.srs s.ns AIT further projects ass
- SEED Buf ls alf ths VoTt frsf
q seress -Fe river az rlas D0tHs vii.
a. ~ e9srrarr-d Ena-t WI b. rlaGs
;. lr4~r F-e s1e~ r1 one say frfrts~r
faaa as tsaalssefT required - ssrrorus
tsa Nrrt
r-1lr-r OF r1rt A-mssrorE ave
a.. e e-eE f74s for a distance %
a. s-r rafl from tas point whers
enc srs-re0 srs1 roarerfs vita tEs
r-ffr- Her This aecsssisatss ssare
a. as rrr sF1ee vail whleh forms
49, sHsrrerf 90 ere rarroaf 81 az9
--st rirr wrE ore OF eocersts4
v.b-r fs H af r1mo. sfef fh@ road
- 81 garf NrrusfroaE ausugs wtfi
a. Fr .4eF-s wider than ~ pr~sens.
va 70 expected % see enc paviaE
o. --t fea=
Lsrl-s stsa@y FaIts-
refs- s15ervifIar a both Eorsrr.
49, s-f railway Inspectors. tss 90
,rs-f s--ef rats or the q. r. I q p
-sfirs are bslEE replaced vita 100
.enrf ssartfrf rails rhts process
- consume ere setter pa-t a. tvo
-snsts
aH6a. Farv 90 ts B.snrsf 90 uzf~r-
sst- ras -essrfarisE ~ me Rock ts-
taf H-fss raniaE 20 tee G1or %
sfff sfrrerfr~ vii bs a more fis-eutt
~ -5 cary s1s without fatsrfs-iaE
- sra~~ mae ts ths pres~rs Gee.
sss -srs va BE- raF-u 90 tsso thr
sqaets Ffen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

SPECIAL Meeting Mares -. 1915.
CITY council chamber. Rock Island
tu. March -. 1915. TIE city eouneii
met sa special session az 1850 o'eioek
p d.. Mayor schrjvoT and all commits
sionFFs pFcscat
Mayor SehrivvF offered a resolution
THAT the ptst q " =. Baiicy's FIRST
stree adaiti1n 90 th~ cts % Rock e.
isad and = e. 3teiunss addition 90 the
cts a Rock fsirnd b. adopted. Car
rird bY unanimous vote.
Meyer ScaFtveT offered a rssoiutioa
that ere rule governing che consider
aFtoa and adopglou % all ordinances a.
fss same meeting o. suspended dur
ing tais special meeting % the coun-
en- Carried Ayrs-sctrivsF Hud-
Ersr. Hart. Bear. Reynolds
MaFor Setrivr- read an ordnance
eatit,ed. IAN ordnance Tor the annex
alton % the village Of Sears 20 the
city % Rock leland. Illinois, which
ordnance on his motion vas cousid-
srcd by ts~ following vote. Ayes
Sehrfvrr. HudErca. Hart. Bear Nay
Reynolds
MAYOR sctrfvrr offered resolution .
that the ordinance rufitied An ordi-
nance for the annexation % the village
% sears 20 the city % Rock Island. .
tiii1ois.~ b. adopted. Carried AYES i
-Schriv~r. Hudsrrn. Hart. Bear Nay .
Reynolds
Mayor SchriveT offered a resolution /
thar the foregoing ordinauc. Just .
adopted b. referred 20 the electors % .
the city % Rock Island Tor their rati-
fcati9u a. the general municipal cleo
ton 10 b. held In 'hc city % Rock Is
land on tho Goth day % April A. D.
1918. ard that the city clerk be IN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
In Thousands
of Homes

sariT ard certain rsiisf 10 fsund
~ che ailments % Which al sFe
sshisct -sinaents due 90 defective
CT iFrsr4isr action - sks st1razes.
Lvsr. kilasys c. bowsis-ta The
most sassogs family rS-zs4y.
ne weri4 kGs ever k-0~z
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
Wine Tasters.

When wine tasters are employed in
their professional duties they never
swallow the wine they taste. They
merely hold a sip OF the beverage in
the mouth for a few moments and
breathe through the nostrils-Ex.
change
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

OLD MIssIoN BEER

Egssf &C. tss esss fr7sorsss-
Ffaes ecu tasted otf Missi5n essrs
Emai s5 ne Bsat Imported ana zee
egsasafsd ~ rHysiefscs
tAfvI ROCK ISLAND BREWING CO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

Members % ere EaEtes tedas are re-
riesef s7 meet at g .. q. tse1srrew a.
cs NtxIeHs heras 90 artsrf enc fsuersf
81 Brother fasepa covgs
WI EHt-EGEE Pres
fRfFI JOS. GRoTGGCr See
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
CITY CHAT
fAdvsrtfssmsassI

fAdvertiseausnssl
ny o. saas % Nsffy Bres.
Fsr cypress cau WuIfsa Trstz
rrtcfEr Towel sappfr eurapazv-
tsdsseaG zee Express a Storage
n 8et
Wsas &C. fsafs1 ssfsI Ess tfse's
Tsssfan soc. rfarpsr nauss e1seE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

ntfs v.. bel received az tas uszyor's
en-r o "a. ~ Ap-r 2o. 1915. s7r paw
~ vr- aref 81 tsth avsas~ from
o. .T fsF. street
u 80 aCgEtvER
Iftg Mayer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
Rsaslar NsstLnr &c - .. tsls.

Regular Meeting Heia March -. 1915.
City Council Chamber Rock Island.
Illinois. March -. 1915. The city
council met 10 regular session ~ T:3o
O'Clock p m. Mayor Sehrtver and AL
commissioners present
The minutes os The regular nes-tns
held March p and che special meeting
held March 81. 1918. we're read and
approved
Commissioners Rudgron offered q
resolution that George =. ba-thoiome~
b. siiovsd sfz % a. refund on Thirty
fourth strc~t paving assessment on ae-
count % the city being a party 90 In
crossing his assessment over and
above the EensrAi assessment Per
froct foot for this improvement which
W4s undsr = special TAXATION ordnance
and therefore should 90 tho same.
Lost: Nays-SShrivsr. Hart Bear.
Aycs-Hud<r~a. Reynolds.
Commissioner Rud<r-c submitted
The foiio~inE weekly pay roll for ~-c~k
endirE March -. which 90 his motion
waa ltcsp 81 by unanimous vote
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10

Commissioner Rrdgren offered
resolution TIA, the soilowing claims
be allowed. to-~tr: Superior Chemi-,
cal Co. s3s3.Ss: n. p. simpsoo. $1,000;
p John. sSSse: ID. Mathews. sSs-5i:
Nielke & Frystnger. 3s2oo. MS- E
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-24
ylene de la PagiDa ).

.g
4So.,T
-
nrI a.n,;+s 10 - "c.oista H.. Con.
I.,t-a.- .,;:n Jar qo IL.
,o,tamhra 10 1or, b., doaiJfdo j.
..;.,. -. T~-a;nnIo. 10 - "Esora-
~ T.t;,nno~ r,a ronrar ,;,doso-
maa,a 49,. r,ss ,aTro. 80 t;ro-
-:e;s. -. ,an oLi,.
mauunanto
-, ~.....n rn. ra.amanJ.
ZONES bcrhas = 81 muier DOR Geor-
yes Beland, cocinero.
Los pensamientos que e. obrero
homiioe Georges beIah"' escFIol'
~" 80 'If'- T.
Hal' III E baLonsa
T..aJo nor 81 caralan r,iyrn de-.
,robIo frorcas
IA "Sociadad dc Litaratos" no ba
rambiado nj n palabra. nj n til
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-24
Scenes" de Aycna.

MezrIr en- una yacija honda 3
alas de aveua on pOlvo, una taxa
Er hariua dc Castillo dos cucharadi-
Is de "paking powder y una de
,al.
Trnga a mano tres tazas de leche
! en- calicnLe. dondc haya listed echa
% una cucharada dc aZGcar y tres
'r manlequiIla: revueIvala bien y
laciendo IN hoyO en- la harina eche
a lcchc. AmaSciO TODD con una
uchara de MADEIRA, sin tOcarlo con
a manOS.
Cuando este suavr Ia pasta, rT-
iGndala hasla I'm cuario de pull
ada de cspesor. cdrtela en- re
edoudelcs y concineIos ell una pa
rilla por ambOs ladOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-24
Georges Beland y su carta


~espef2nZaS de VoIEeTte a yer, 10 MI.
mo que q mi querido Raimundo.
Tie recomiendo que te Guides
Guides a mi hijo, porque sabes gu
no tie p]erdonaria jamas 81 aIgo t
ocurriera Y 10 mismo a e..
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'e que dIIieSE"'"oS "'So' ''p''O w
ieh"'aS '"'oI' y sane "ie"' - mug
que Po.70 'o""
J te pa" que was par" eu"'"l
hijo como uh hot0Ore' COMO III "oN
oTe dc cofazoh' ' oaFie una '1V"
anSenanza' Seguh los me"lo "e qo
aiSPohgaS.
y Soofe 'ouo' le u'f"S' cU""u
sea gfahue' que ;" P"U'e II" "''''
por eI' o. a! mehoS' PoI I'll" 0"uS
que GeDe SeFVlr!e Ii q ' " IouaS i"
-ehefacloheS IuIuL"S.
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GEORGES"

Sublime sencillezl ESt& carta de
Georges Beland es una entire los mi
Homes de misivas semejantes que han
enviado a suS familias los soldados
~franceseS, pero, ademas De represen-
tarIas q todas en- su espiriru Y en- su
letra, contiene la emociOnante rcco-
mendacion para el pequeno Raimun-
do, la prueba de que caGa uno de e.
SOS hombres de bravura Indomable,
siente la justicia de la causa por la
cual ofrenda 81 vida.
Ese pueblo frances al que llaman
sus envidiosos sibarita y decadente;
esa patria espiritual de tOdos los
hombres a la que Sc ~calumniaba, sin
embargo, ~creyendola incapaz de min
gun sacrificio, Sc ha elevado, en- es-
ia bora terrible, a las alturas como
cidas tan solo en- tiempos de una an
tiguedad cast legendaria. FL papel
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Ell crimen de un celoso.

CADIZ, Mayo-En esta localiddC
Sc ha cometido un crimen que Ia eau
sadc sensation, habiendo tratadO c.
pueblo de tomar veHganza contra c.
1uc 10 cometio. aun despUes de muer-
10, pretendiendo poner fuego en- 81
casa, no lograndolo por Ia intervcn
ci6n de Ia guardia civil.
FL criminal Sc Ilamaba Ignaci,
Martinez, quien habiendo tornado &c
los de su esposa, lie do muerte y lue
90 Sc suicide.
La indignation del pueblo contra
Martinez tenia su fundamento en- qu,
LEILA en- ebmayor desamparo a cuatrc
MICS que hubo en- SUI matrimonio.