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Arizona republican., 1915-12-11

warden a written assurance that it was not necessary for MT. Jones to be present Tn this case.
 Unnamed Guard Springs Trap
 At 2:45 Warden Sims called the guards who were to officiate at the death into the administrative build ing. There was short conference ana then preparations for the execu- ton proceeded with rapidity and smoothness.
 No time was lost. Before the march to the death chamber started, Villalobos said "Adios" to those about him and embraced his friends, the guards. He started for the gal lows at 3:11 At 3:12 he stood on the platform and was bound. He said:
 T am about to die. am innocent. l have killed no one. I forgive every body"
 He spoke in Spanish and without a quiter in his voice.
 The trap was sprung at 3:15 and fourteen minutes later the condmned man was pronounced dead.
 The Statement of ViIIalobos
 This afternoon it became known that Ramon Villalobos had left written statement with notary pub lie named clark. The statement, which was shown to The Republican correspondent it is thought will throw some new light on the murder of Phineas Brown and the others who died in the fight between off cers and the band of murderers near Ray last year. special request was made by Villalobos that the statement be kept out of general cir culation for few days.
 The body of the murderer is to- night in the possession of friends i'll the town Funeral services will be held over it tomorrow afternoon.
 Villalobos is the first to hang since Arizona became a state. The
Arizona republican., 1915-12-11
vILLALOBOS IS HANGED

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warden a written assurance that it was not necessary for MT. Jones to he nresent III this case
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04
Conducta caballerosa.

Fue ell tercer Lord Donoughmore,
quien, siendo el captain Hely-Hut-
Crimson, de los GuardaS Granaderos,
desempen0 en- Francia papel tan i'm
portante Y cabaileroso en- ~relacion
con la romantica fuga del Marques
de Lavalette. Este, que por motive
de SUI matrimonio estaba relaciona-
do con Ia familia de los B~eaucharnals
tenia laZos de parentesco 0 Napo-
leon /, habia sido destinado despues
del desastre de Waterloo, con ell Ma
riscal Ney, Principe de Ia Moscowa,
a sufrir la muerte, como traidores
q la causa de los BorDoneS. El Ma
riscal fue condenado a ser pasado
por las Y segun datos o~ficiales
Ia sentencia Sc cumpli0. 4 pesar de
que existen historias circunstanciales
que indican que Ney sobrevivi6 o Sc
fugo antes de que %pudieran fusilar-
10, refugiandose an los Estados Uni
dos. donde viyi0 con un nombre su-
puesto. FL Marques de Lavalette,
que habia sido el jefe o ministro de
les CorreoS del Imperio, fue conslg-
nadO i la guillotina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04
Francois de- MON.
DESDi: EUROPA.
VIene de Ia paglna 4.

del brazo H. una rnfrrmcra-pa-
sean mucho> rirgo>: otro> eSi@n
SentaduS: hay alguno> con los "a
bcl!o> blanqueaio> por 81 Sufrlr Y
Il rSpanio de- Ia batalia: hay I'm
joyrn a Iuien n explosion dc un
obtiS aranr6 los dos oioS y las dos
manoS: IN I'M banc0 hay I'm araD"-
rabrza DE- bronze. br.!rHa dc le-
yruda-que vino dc Orlrntc a COM
ba!ir por Franria. y apena> drS"m-
barrado prriii los oioS pnr M pals
,rlr ri onor- nj vera nunra...
In grneral-mr dice Mr.. Emar'i
III pSpiritu dr tudoS los aSlladn>
= ryrelante: Inicamentr - abu-
rrru : r>lin triSirS los que no ira
haian. .Anie>. durantr la horaS Il"
taller. I'm rmplradU les LEILA ilbrO>
y prri6dirn>. prro alyerIl que -
t. .r=aba Il f~ati=arl"> Ia airn'I"n.
' n - iivrrtian mrjor charlando
.uno> ron otr0S. Este jardin - mag
nifiro in. rir.os uec.siIan andar.
convrr<ar mucho: yo les observe:
parrrr que luvirran m!edo i la
~nh...nriIat y nj SiIenrin. V que
sin iarsa enema fupron bnSrando la
I'm, n.riiio. Las anfcrmpras que
H.. ,,.orno6an diariamrn-
.,o ,io,... . uuirce Kilometres.
Tonbi:n Mr. Tmard mp habla de-
a,ueHoS que "a curadnS. resrrsan
|, =, nu.hIo y Iuero .n rartaS I'M
n~Inranfa. IIrnas de- aInargura; il
niIar .ar ,asfi,nidos n AsiIo. nor
., ., e,,,:j;o ma ros r.cihi6 como
~ n,,iar
m,, 40. :,
ma "-'" -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04
Fuga de la Conserjeria.

Pero tres dias antes de la ejecI-
ci0n de la sentencia dictada contra el
Marques, su espoSa, acompanada de
su hija y su dana de compania, una
sonora septuagenaria, ~pTesent0se en-
la Conserjeria, en- ana silla de Sc
dan. para despedirse del Marques.
Mientras ell carcelero encargado de
vigilar al preso fue distraido, la mar
Guesa Gamble de trajes o su mari
do V el Marques salio de la prisi0n
en- compania de Su hija, Y entro en- Ia
silla de Sedan, que habia sido colo
cada de modo que fuera impossible
descubrir el Gambia.
.Antes que Sc descubriera Ia fuga
del Marques, este habia encontrado
refugio en- la Residential Immediate
del captain Hely-Hutchinson, ell cual
fue despues tercer Condo de DON
oughmore, O sea ell bisabuelo del &C
tual Lord. ALI permanecio ell fugl-
two oculto por espacio de tres dias.
d! cabo de los cuales. vestido con uno
&c los uniformes del captain, es de-
cir. como Official de Ia Guardia Ora
MADEIRA del ~ejercito ingles, que en-
tonces ocupaba Paris, y acompana-
do Dor ell mismo captain, que habia
cktenido licencia para ausentarse y
habia sido provisto de los documen-
tos necesarios para dirigirse a donde
quisiera, Sc dirigi0 j Ia costa, CO.
/ rriendo constantemente el peligro de
ser d%escubiertO, porque 4 causa de
naber sido ell Marques por tantos
amos Ministro de Correos, sus faccio-
mes eran conocidas para todos los Je-
fes de postas que tuvieron que sunni
~ristrar la que lie conducia los relevos
necesarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04
Ia CGlfPR0BACION.
yIene de Ia pagina 4

yomos mi bnena lin. nm POGO
!, ,.oL,r .ouiara ust.d nuedarsc
-, ., .orr,oia9 \nnrir me nar.r,
me no cS muv convenience cnron-
trarmr sofa en- esia escrna....
Themes razdn: Subo.
Trcparon Ia eSca!eFa lehd'la. mi
tando Nrrdura: ei tuhrl"i'"E'" ma
mtipal a IA rahrZa. Ia> H"> "'"1'-
res SuI'tah-i"-' h'l p'>"''i"'' :
Tres ''''lI" "-'7 non ~
"Sra'"he> a''"illDL ''''9 %" r. -
''t.'' ~ "e 4|np.bo = 80
Eor rahr, 4. Ts,rds TOGO. FL apar-
tana,Io si.,;6 mndo dptras de in
,"..n ,Ilos n,iroron ~ sjlrn-
-. To- damn, orIioiJas 81 o.
mi.ario aburrido y poliiiro. Al
..,ho 4. nm inSlante. apret6 de NE
yn 81 hoIGn dc marriI. y Sc sin
li..ron nasos n fondo del aparla-
y,noto =. pprcibi6 I'm rorr ,le to-
las. ,l.rirn rsrurllaha . 1t ore
il rn Ia rrrradura.
-, roh,o .~,.lon5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04
lie expulsaron del e~jercito.

FL captain dely-Hutchinson, por
ell pap"l que desempeno en- este asun
TO. tue juzgado 1 81 regresO n Pa
ris, V declarado convicto del delito
de haher favorecido V ayudado 4 la
fuga Gel Marques de Lavalette, por
10 que Sc lie s%entenci6 4 tres meses
lie arresto, siendo a Ia vez eXpulsado
del ejercito ingles. Algunos amos
despues Sc lie r~estableci0 en- III grade
V cuando fallecio mucho tempo des-
pues, era poseedor del titulo de Ca
ballero de ia Orden de San Patricio.
La Marquesa de F~ontenoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04
Origen dc Sd matrimonIo.

Ell matrimOnio del flamante V ODE
so captain de la aviacion militar bri-
tanica con la dana americana antes
m~encionada. tuvo Su Or!gen en- la
amistad estrecha V las relaciones de
negocios que eXistio entire los padres
de Lord Donoughmore Y los Opulen-
tos Graces de New York. e. padre
del actual Lord y los Graces sc CO.
nocieron i c~onsecuencia de que des-
pues de haber desempenado aque!
la comision que Sc lie confi0 como
miembro de la comision l~nternacio-
nal que do 4 Ia provincial que tue
otomana de la Romeila Oriental un
gobierno autonomo. de acuerdo con
las condolences impuestas para clio
en- ell tratado de Berlin de 1878, Sc
lie deSigno Representative de los IN
gleses tenedores de bonos de Ia deu-
da peruana, pasando por tai motive
varios amos en- el Peru. Fue duran
tie csc periodo de su Residential en- la
repuolica sudamericana que entabso
relaciones de amistad con los Graces,
que eran propietarios de Ia princi-
pal casa de concrete del pals. Aquel
Lord como delegado de los boniStaS
ingleSes tom0 pa:te muy actlva y
principal en- las neg~ociacioneS por
virtud de las cuales ell Peru Sc VIC
libre de Su deuda eXtranjera de dos
cientos cincuenta milloneS de pesos,
al encargarse Chile de Ia mitad de
ella. 4 cambio de los inmensamerte
valiosos districts productores de nj
trato de Tarapaca, mientras que un
sindicato tornado por Ia firma de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04
Eduardo LAMACOlS.
LOS FESTEJoS PARA RECIBlR A
CARRANZA. -.
Viene de la pagina T..

seran invitadas las principales fami-
las del puerto.
La misma noche, Y mientras Ell
Primer Jefe Y sus partidarios banque-
team. sc efectuara en- Ia plaza prin-
cipal una serenata Il dos bandas, pa
"a divertimiento del pueblo.
Sc tiene ~proyectado recibir a Ca
rranza con una manifestation popu-
lar V una gran parada por las fuer-
zas que g~uarnecen Ia plaza.
Sisuen haciendose mas %preparati-
Ivos. pues las autoridades matamo-
renses quieren agasajar de n ma
nera verdaderamente regia al Primer
Jefe, para que cuando abandone ell
puerto. vaya bien impresionado.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04

Lord D3nouehmore es tan extra
ordinariamente grueso, que no puedo
reconciliarme con Ia idea de verle
vistiendo ell uniforme de khaki que
le corresponds vestir como captain
del Crerpo de AviacI6n Militar de
Inglaterra. en- Ell cual ACADIA de ingre-
sar, como miembrO del Estado Mayor
del Mariscal Sir John French en- Ell
frente de combate de Francia.
FL citado condo, que e. el sexto
de su Inca y esta casado con una
americana, es decir, con Elena Ora
ce, neoyorquina, hija de Nh. Michael
T. Grace. es tan voluminoso, que Sc
ria curioso observar Ia "a que pom
dram los aviadores a quienes Sc en-
carg,le de conducirlo a 10 alto en- sus
mauuinas. Por 81 enormidad sc lie
ma dauo en- Ia Camara de los Lores
Ell sobrenombre de 'Toddles'. Desem
pena en- ella Ell cargo de ~presidente
de las comisiones, con doce mil Qui-
~rientos pesos de haber annual. La
eytrema discretion y reticencia de
sus respuestas 4 las preguntas in
convenientes que Sc lie dirigieron en-
la Alta Camara ingiesa, cuando de-
sempen6 ell cargo de s~ubsecretario
de Estado para la guerra, le vah0
otro sobrenombre, para el cual sc lie
.retorci0 ell titulo de Donoughmorc,
hasta hacerle ''Dunni-more," es de-
cir. mo Sc mas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04
iPor que preiieren los MexicanOs
mi Casa de Gambia
National Exchange Agency?

Porcue solamenIe vendo billeteS de los Ban
COS SaGional de Mexico : LOnGre> y Next
CO, tOGOS del anU DE- 1912 para aDaJo.
PorCue mis- prrCIOS son u:a> baFItOS Que
los de cualuuicra Olra aErnrIa.
Poruue nunca SOliclIO SU dIneTo adelanta-
Go para hacerle una yent2-
Y porGue al rscibir del Express >I pedldO,
HEEISh Y CUESTA Su< billeles ANTES De
pAGAR 81 MPORTE. De eSta manera. US
ted sirmpre compraT4 InOneGa meNIcand q
SUI eulcra satisfaction.
Orre>co Il quien 10 >oIicite proporclonar
inrOrntr> >Ubrc SllIda lie lrcnc> i Mexico.
o cualuUirra Otr0 aSlniu. E>crlbame anirS
de harer 81 r0mpra L Olra cas4-
ARTCRO Ii. GJEVARA.
P. O.. Box No. 81. Laredo. Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04
LIBRANOS DE UNA PLANtHA
SENOR...

Don Venus Y Don Woodrow. en-
collaboration. 50 ccharOn enClma Ell
compromise DE- reducir a pOiNo 4
nurstro amadO cOmpairc Dor0tco
en- la plaza de Aqua Prleta. Al efec-
10. mand6 don Venus un0S clnco
mil d. SuS muchachOS mas aguIlas,
~alravcSandO Ia caSa de ID. Woodrow.
para que fucran a hacerle frcnle a
los no menos de$pahiladoS murha-
choS del cOmpadre. pero IS el case
que los primerOS So cStan tragando
la frria Y que no Is remote que
los ultimo> 81 Salgln con Ia Suya
Il peSar DE los peSare>.
Come Seria terriblemcnte trisie
uue una solu-Villa-venciera a dos
Don Venus Y don WOOdrow-des-
De 10 intinio de las e~ntretelas de la
ramiSa le peiimoS a Dios que sal
We a tan burnaS personals de una
plancha.....
C.ARICATO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04
EGRESOS.

Impression de Ia Convoca-
toria al pueblo S+.sO
Immersion de prograr.as- 1920
Pagado a una pianista
por preparar a las senorltas
que cantaron.- 9.oO
Pagado a IA policia por
guardian ell orden.- 1900
Costo de banderas y lien
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04

La c0riesia rs al cucrpe 10 que
el burn SrntidO rs a la mentr.
Ia R0CHEFOUCAULD.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04
Ell obese Lord Donoughmore es captain
de aviacion militar

Grace Brothers Sc hizo cargo de Ia
otra mitad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04

Una reSpueSta blanda, quiehra Ia
ira: una condensation dura cXliG
I'll furOr.-SALOMON.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04
PENS.AMIENTOS.

DeSpuGs del hecho de odiar a suS
enemigoS. que hay NADIA mas ma
lural que aduIarIOs?.-TOCQUENl-
LIE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04

Suman los egresos. S124. 90.
COMPARACION:
Suman los ~ingresos: 1880,
Suman los egresos: 1890,
Existencia en- poder del
Tesorero.- Si4.60.
Cotton. Cal.Ocbre. 81 de 1915.
Ell Phesidente: Atanasio Chavez.
Ell S%ecretario, V. Rodriguez, Ell Te-
sorero Basilio Contreras.
sorero. BaSi!i0 Cortrerds.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04
INGRESOS.

Valor de las Quotas re-
cogidaS s96.40
Venta de sodas y guarda
de sombrcros- 24.I0
yenta de ~banderitas- 1910
suman los ingresos s139. so.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-04

La Prenss publica todaS las noti-
elias tal y como son " sin hacerie lie
karba . nadie."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-08-27
NO CHANCE FOR THE BURGLAR
vaIuables Are Safe In the Vaults of
Offices of J. Pierpont Morgan
and Company.

The worlds cleverest cracksmen are
on their mettle. They are defied by a
safe behind the doors of which lie un-
told treasures, which can never be
blown open. Even the most powerful
lyddite shell. fired from big gun,
would have little effect, so far as open
ing the safe was concerned. This safe,
which is really an impregnable vault,
has lately been built In the offices of
]. Pierpont Morgan G Co. of New
York, and cost altogether 100000. OF
this sum nearly half was expended on
the door. The latter, circular in shape.
Is eleven feet six inches in diameter
and forty-five and one-half inches
thick. 1t is made of armor plate, the
same as that used in the construction
of modern battleships, and will with
stand any attack. In spite of it's size,
so delicately is the door poised that
1t swings as nicely adjusted in its
movements as the works of the finest
chronometers. When closed there is
no conceivable way in which 20 at
tack it. 1t is proof against tool or ex-
plosive, and when the door swings into
Its place not even the air is aDle to
get in. This prevents the introduc-
tin of any explosive of a liquid ma
ture. This wonderful safe door is
locked by twenty fve-inch plungers or
bolts, each of which is controlled by
combination locks. which in turn are
controlled by time lock having four
movements, any one of which will per-
init the opening of the combination
locks. Another remarkable vault has
been completed in a bank in Toronto.
Canada. 1t consists of hollow cube
made of hardened steel and cement,
measuring thirty feet in each direc-
tion. This vault has two sections the
upper section being for the use of the
public as a safety deposit vault, and
the lower for the storage of the banks
currency and securities. A floor of
solid steel separates the two sections
The vault is guarded by a circular
steel door ten feet in diameter, three
and one.half feet thick and weighing
forty-one tons, which is opened and
closed by electric motors. When all
precautionary devices are set three
different alarms are sounded by the
slightest tampering with the doors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-08-27
REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
OF the City Council of Rocky Ford

Rocky Ford, Colo, Aug. 20, 1915
Regular meeting of council was held
in council chambers at 7:3O.
Those present: Mayor Roberts, Al
dermen Lawson, Price, Dewecsc
Bish and Ecton. Minutes of previous
meeting read and approved.
w. b. Goblin, attorney for the y,
T. & s. +. railroad company and w
Ken. Robertson, agent OF said road
at Rocky Ford, presented proposed
lease OF certain portions of the right
of way OF said railway company in
Rocky Ford, which was read and con-
sidered
The following preamble and resolu-
ton was read and AL Bish moved the
adoption thereof, which motion was
seconded by Aid. Deweesc and upon
roll call the following Aldermen be-
ing all the aldermen present, voted
yes: J. L. Lawson. ]. II. Price, |. f.
Dcwecsc, w. r. Bish and J. w. &c.
ton. whcrcupon the mayor declared
the same carried and adopted:
Whereas, Certain portions of the
railroad right OF way and station
grounds OF the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railroad Company cor
poration have for sometime past been
used by the inhabitants OF the City
of Rocky Ford and others for public
highway purposes; and
Whereas, Said railway company is
willing that the said portions of its
said right OF way and station grounds
shall hereafter be so used, provided
the said city recognizes said railroad
company's superior title thereto, by
the acceptance of lease; and
Whereas, A lease has been prepared
and submitted to the city council oi
said city containing provisions and
exceptions which are satisfactory to
the city council and which in the
opinion OF the city council are CON
duclve to the best interests of the in
habitants OF said city;
| Now, Therefore, be it resolved by
the city council of the city of Rocky
Ford, in the County of Otero, and the
State of Colorado, That said lease
be and is Hereby accepted subject to
| the terms and conditions therein con
tained, and the mayor of said city is
hereby authorized to execute said
lease in duplicate on behalf OF said
city, and the city clerk is hereby
authorized on behalf of the city, to
attix the seal OF said city thereto, at.
tested by him as such city clerk.
The matter of extra police during
Fair week was considered and the
selection of extra policemen was left
with the chief OF police and the po.
lice committee.
On motion OF Aid. Price. the bill
for Sl.60 for freight on road drag
was allowed and warrant ordered
drawn for same.
On motion 4 street crossing was
| ordered built at Locust and Eleventh
streets.
No further business appearing, tho
council, on motion. adjourned.
]. A. JOHNSON,
Clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-08-27
MEET US AT OUR BIG FAIR
Continued from First Page)
Some Specials

The dry farmer will fare espec-
tally we'll at the Arkansas Valley
fair this year, as the constant
rains during the summer have
given his crops sufficient moistur g
to make them close competitors of
those grown under irrigation, and
in addition the fair association
has this week added the following G
special premiums for non-irrigated
Grain in sheaf and sack:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-08-27

2:24 Trot :. 800
Watermelon Derby, mile :. =. 200
AZ Furlongs 10
~ Miles Relay :. :. =. :. =. e. IT'S
FRIDAY, SEPT. 3
Your last chance to see this collection
of exhibits, we doubt if it can be beat
anywhere in the United States.
1920 a. m. Fifth ball game.
1:3O p. m. Racing program begins:
2:18 Trot :. =. =. =. :. :. :. :. $500
Free for-all Trot or Pace :. E. 500
2:30 p. m. Sixth and last ball game.
Six Furlongs :. :. :. =. =. =. 125
5-S Mile Dash :. =. :. =. =. 125
1-2 Mile Consolation. :. :. =. 100
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-08-27

IT'S TEN TO ONE THAT
the Electrically Lighted House
L will be sold or rented long before
the one which does not have this
modern improvement. is it wired
for Electricity?' is the first question
asked by the vast majority Of pros
pective tenants. How will you an
swer it?
Prepare For The Renting Season
WIRE FOR ELECTRICITY
Many real estate men so appreciate
the value of Electric Service that
they do not attempt to sell or rent
house without first wiring it for Elec-
tric Light. See that your property
is thoroughly modern that it has
Electric Light before the renting sea-
son is upon you.
The Arkansas Valley Railway,
Light and Power Co.
PHONE WEST 264 909 ELM AVENUE
Electrical Contractor
BEATTY ELECTRIC co.
Opera House Block
Visit the
San Diego Exposition
San Diego, Calf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-08-27

Grounds open at 8 a. m, take walk
thru the exhibits, ribbons now on all
the winners.
American Beet Sugar factory and
grounds open from 9 "A. m. till noon.
1l:3O. Melon feast will start.
100 p. m. Grand parade of live stock
and premium winners in front of the
grand stands.
1850 p. m. Racing:
2:2l Pace q, o.. .. e.. $500
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-22
Here Is A Good JOB!

Johnstown. Pa. July l4.-Mrs.
Julia Shaffer, of Hilltop, a suburb of
Johnstown, claims the distinction
of being the poorest paid postmis-
treSs in the United States. A visit
of a postoffice inspector disclosed
the fact that Mrs. Shaffer received
$500 for the three months period
which ended July |, and of this
amount she paid S. to John Smith
for carrying the mail pouch to her
office dailing time. Hilltop, which
is also known as Daisytown has a
population of 500, but the receipts
for the last three months were only
$3.50. The town is situated in the
mountains and is 700 feet above
Johnstown.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-22
Ciasered Watermelon Rind.

Follow the same method as fol
preserves until after rind has been
freshened in cold water. Then drain
well and boil rapidly for Is minutes
in strong ginger tea q ounce Gin
ger to | qt. water) Finish cooking
in a 3O-degree syrup made by U.s.
ing | pint strained ginger tea with
] quart water and | 1-2 pounds
sugar. Cook rapidly until tender
and transparent (about 2 hours. }
After rind has boiled for one-hali
hour, add one-half lemon, cut into
thin slices. For packing and pro-
cesSing, follow instructions given
for preserves.
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TONIGHT, JULY q.

1000 feet From the valley of the
Missing" 5 reels Fox film feature
and House of a thouand relations
2 reel comedy with Rosemary
Theby and Harry Myers. lO-2Oc.
FRIDAY
The Purple Iris" 2 reels. Should
we eat pie comedy introducing
tricks of Alexander The Great
Grained monkey
SATURDAY
"A Life in the Balance" 2 reels
with King Baggot. The Great Eeg
Robbery" comedy.
SUNDAY
1000 feet The Smuglers Lass" fea.
turing Gene Gauntier. Bark John.
MES" L. X. 0. comedy.
MONDAY
Violet Mercerean and Garwood in
You cant Always Tell' also a Joker
comedy. Exploits of Elaine.
TUESDAY
Bob Leonard and Ella Hall in
The Silent Command" Charley
Chapman fin THE Tramp" a 2 reel
scream. 10 and Is cents.
WEDNESDAY,
The Black Box sand a Western
comedy, When they were co-eds.'
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Could Fill The Bill.

He had told her the age.oId story
and, torn with emotion waited for a
few short words that would decide
his fate.
George" she said, before | give
you my answer you must tell me
something. Do you drink anything9'
A smile of elieflishted his hand.
some countenance. Was that all
she wanted to know? Proudly
trlumphantly he clasped her in his
arms and whispered in her she'll
like ear.
Anything" he said The Medi-
cine Man.
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Case Is Continued

The members of the police jury
appeared before Judge Lancaster at
Franklinton Monday and stated
that they had not been served with
notices regarding the suit of J. l.
Waller VS. Washington Parish. In
view of this the suit for 5000 was
continued until the next term of
court instead of giving judgement
by default 1t is expected that an
answer will now be filed.
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New Shoe Department

Gus Levin, the hustlins Pleasan'
Hill merchant, announces that ne
has purchased a fine stock of shoes
for men, women and misses and
that early in the fall he proposes to
show one of the best displays Of
shoes to be found in the Parish.
The latest styles and best Workman
ship DIT the lowest possible prices
will be the feature of this depart
ment.