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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-28

EXECUTORS NOTICE The sub.
scriber HEREBY gives notice thai lie has
been duly appointed Executor CT t1s viii
OF AlmiTa c. Cray. lare u Augusta il
the County Of kennebec. deceased. al
given bonds IS the law directs All ~
SOUS having demands against the estais
OF said deceased are desired 70 present
the same for settlement, and ali iE1e3iat
thereto are requested 10 make payment
Immediately
CHARLES NJ GRAY
HIRAM l. PISEO%, Augusta
1-slt.
Nav 10 faf1 lnavi fri.2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-28
THERE WILL BE ABSOLUTELY
NO CHARGE

of any kind, nature or description, for
admittance to the Journals Cooking
School, and the Journal takes great
pleasure in extending to you a cordial
invitation to attend every session dur
ing the week as the guest of the paper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-28

II. J. Merrick has some big values in
night robes, as long and full as 800
robes. fine lace and hamburg trimmed
at ACC. each. also white and black
skirts. combinations and shirt waists
all priced at 49c and all big value for
the money. Genuine Panama hats a.
s1.25 and $1.49 a-G great values in all
millinery. may27d1wk
On and after June / J. A. Folsom
will conduct a strictly cash business
at % Cony street. nlay27d3t
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A SESSION FOR HUSBANDS AND
WIVES

On Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock a
special lecture and demonstration will
be given at which the men as well as the
women will be accorded a hearty well
come. This special lecture has been ar
ranged for those who find it impossible
to attend the afternoon sessions.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17
IL M.NO NEGRA EN- tCCiON.

FL senior Albert kronkoSky. vice
prcsiirnIr IL. la San An-unjo Drug
COMPANY rrribi6 hacr gucos dia,
IL. anGIimO cn - ,Ilr =, l. "r'icna-
ia Ilr drpo-itard I,@io L';rrminado
irbrI rr e.. pu,hi" IL: H"rrnr. Ia
Surna de- $4,000. am~rnaZdnio." con
mn. he go harrrio. ~prrdr"ia ai=o
mas prrrioSO Que in rNprrSada sd
ma. Fl in.rnIo lie. los r~haMJd@lStaS q
,aGrunrS. dIIr no dr Otra rOSa 80
irala. no - llrv6 a Ia realization.
como tai huhirra Sucrdido Il Ia vie
TINA arnrnaZaia - huDirrl Ilmita-
lo. iaio Ia Influenza del ml"do. a
drposilar a dinero que - lc indl-
raha Mr.. konkoSky opposite EN- ii
Sitio que drSi.naba la raria. un pa
uuet" Simulando ser 81 continrnte
tie biIlrlrs d. banro. Y @! sheriff
! Tubiu Y otroS ofirialcs d" poIIcia.
r~oirarun 81 >irio dondr 80 haiIa 81
ar3ol baio 81 ruaI drbia ponrrSr 81
iinrrn. c~olocinIosc a diStancia lie
| poIar ObSrrvar SIN ser ViStoS. Pcro
los rhania-iSias no aparrci"ron.
Harr r,rra de- / amos. Mr.. kron-
ko>ky fur yirlima lie otro inIrnto
| IT, rIania@r: rrcibid cutonrrs una
rar,a pidi@ndolr cirrta. sama. bajo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17
INFORMACION LOCAL

IN niho. que cs 81 hijo Y su her-
mano p%olitico. Domingo Gonzalez.
Al salir p. Gonzalez de ia ciudad
de Mexico con rumbO al Norte, a
efcrto IL. r~onrerpnciar Goa Venus
tiano C~arranza. IN los circulos po-
liIicos :" dpspertd gran espeGtacIon.
sllponitndose que 10 que lIeve a
Gonz;i,cz a r~onferenciar con FL PrI-
mcr .Jrfr IS la siluaciGn que eXIs~
fe cn los aIredrdoreS de n Capital,
la cual no ha pOdido ser domlna-
la Dor 81 c~arrancismO. slno que. al
~ronfrariO. parccr habcrS" recrude-
edo.
E]sfuvicron a de<pedir 4 Ia Sc
nora .Ir Pablo Gonzalez, NarIaS de
Sus amiSladrS.
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C\C!ON

En- la Gale de san Fernando:
murid Ia nina Maria Martinez DE-
/ meSc> de rdaI.-rausa: Enterc-
cOlitiS.
En- Fl 320 he ia call" de- Medina
al Norte. la nina JoSrra Oiivar"S de
% diaS de- narida.-CauSas n%aturalcs
drscOnocidaS.
En- el 3lS de la Gale N1reva de
Este. el niilo Asiolro Cruz Ic | alo
de- edad. CauSaS:-Cdlrra infantil.
En- II 323 dr Ia Gale san Saba nj
Norte. fallecid Ia nina Anita Villa
rrral de / meScS de edaI.CauSa:
EntcritiS.
En- cI nUmero 1910 de Ia Gale
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17

jantc. Embellishments. entire el globo
del ojo Y la carne. poniGndose lue-
go junto 4 su victima, para darle a
los taconcs Ia function de martiliOs
Y ~clavarla hasta hacerla desaparecer,
cuidando luego de colocar los parpa-
dos de modo que no pudiera ser des-
cubierta y removida antes de que
causaSe TODD eI dano que debia pro-
ducir. Podria enumerar muchos o.
tros casos de hombres del mismo tipo
que pasan de continue a nuestro la
do. Sc codean con noSotroS, les res
petamos pOr SUI eIevada posici6n So
cial. que pertenecen a 10 que la
mar los eSpanoles ''fuerZas vivas del
pals" a quienes, cuando mueren, ben
dice ell Papa Y Il amigos les tribu-
tan lacrimosos elogios, pero que to-
dos los dias gozan el ~pequeno placer
de causar algul tormento al corazon
de un semejante.
ATTACHE.
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70 pctroniO acudi6 a sacarIe del
apurO. diciendo:
-ApucstO. senGr. a que va no 50
acucrda de ella. ObSerya como 50
lurba 81 mozO. Prc:tintalc mas
bien a cuantas la amado dasic
e]ntOnceS. aunquc no rcspOndO de
que pueda preciSar ell ntimerO..
Los NiniciO> son buenOs cuerre-
rcS..... y mcjores saIIos: necesi-
tan nutridos g~aIiineroS. Castigale.
senior: caStigale pOr ESQ. Y que no
vaya a la fiesta que Tige!ino ha
prOmetidO dispOner en- III honor en-
las piscinaS de Agripa.
Me @uardar6 muchO. EsperO.
Tigrlino, que ALI no faltaran ban
dada> de bcIIczas.
-iC6mO han de faltar las Ora
cias I'll dOnde cl Amor esta?-cX-
cIam6 TigciinO.
Me mata cI iediO-dijO Nor6n.
-Por cypreSa voluntad de la dioSa
aplazo cl viaje a la Acaya: perO
me ire a AnciO. Me aSfiXiO en las
estrechaS GALES de Roma. entrc iaS
casas que Sc desmoronan. las raGui-
tlcaS arbOledaS V las asqucroSas
charcas, cuyo repugnante Olor lie
haSta el Palatino Y satura mis-
jardineS. iAh. 81 un terremoto, una
catdstrofe. la ira de los doses des-
truyera esta ciudad, a~rraSandola pa
Continuity
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:, ..; .,-G ma ra.anvas3-
~, %i'
P''-u,'' '' .mn - h,,a;co ,,is
~ ,,~iIroso 5iysrsiGnc. one
p"' an,nn,osta on Rnnaynn,or 81
nus n,Ia I~,.,,rI. Ua, I'm
10 D'S" pr,'' 10 a,rinaa ~
P"' III D0''> P"'
vas P'T'rS - ''''! IA al I".'
Lei''' ! 'U'-' ru,"'I '"'.'' C'
coiosoS que - eNtIe'lue'i I'll u'9 ~
las loF1'la'Ioo '"''e {" !" "I1'll.,''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17
Washington. Oct. IS.

BESIDE el IS de Sophomore. es de-
cir. hace dos meses Y medic, los me-
dicos del Holy Family Hospital
de Brooklyn, luchaban 0 el miste~
rio de un case de n~aturaleza tan
extraordinaria que ellos no podian ex
DIicarselo. lei De Ia cana 3d."
In hombre. de quien solo Sc supo
u Sc IIamaba Daniel Mclaughlin,
fae conducido a hospital en- Ia fe-
cha m~encionada. lie encoHtraron a.
oue?la maHana uirado en- IA Gale de
Hamilton. sin conocimiento. y desde
cntonces hasta el dia de 81 muerte,
cue fuc Ell de aver, solo puto reco-
5rarlo carlos ~segundos, para deer
IL rombre :. de manera may confu-
-. 81 domiciiio. Con tanta vague
dad dijo el lugar donde residia. que
cuando la poIicia acudio a "a casa
cue Sc crcy6 habia ~designado, COM
prob6 que ALI no lie conocian.
iavesrigando Ia causa de su esta-
do. los meGicos lie eNamina0an con
a minuciosidad que debe suponerse,
Dero solo descubrieron una f~ractura
del codo izquierdo ' una pequeaa
confusion alrcdedor del ojo de! mis-
mo lado Y alguna inflammation jun
to 4 este.
AIgunas personals, hombres todos,
acudieron 4 suocr de 81 estado, pero
ainguno Saba de e. nj de su vida
otra cosa sino que era un carTctonc-
70. Era hombre s~aludable. fuerte
. como IN oso. y en- IN plentiful de 81
vida. pues escasamenre tendria 30
amos.
Los mtdicos Sc daban cuenta dc
cue esta5an ante un case gravisimc
de lesion cerebral. pero no podlar
( explicarse como pudiera haber cidc
causada esta. dadas las senales eNter'
mas cue Ell paeiente ~presentaba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17

.,.;,, ,.r,u,rJ, ~ ,ii,i0n Cesar
~,,,,.ll,. ,,,,,.,,,.
I,.T,. .,u -. ,r.7,.-
.a-a. f~n..rrrmr,i - in.yo NJ DIR
- r-.,,.. n. Ia mu.h.iumbre. y
...
H.. ,... ,,r,,,r -, ,.;,i.
,.. ,,,
o. r.. :,
IVA Id ''''.'-''.'J '''' r.'
IT, ','.".'' 'u'''1' Ia ""'1
]"''' n".' 81. III -N'"S" ." 4U' '
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17
ATTACHE.

lie Ia nieve.
Y 50 turba IN prcScncia del di-
Vino Cesar.
-Es verdad. 70 tambiGn 10 he
notado. iES raro. Una vestal!
Las VERSAILLES ticnrn aIgo de divine,
Y Rubria Is bclliSima. ademds.
Nrr6n guard5 silcrciO. y Iuego re-
puso:
-GPor que los hombres Ie temen
mas a Nesta q a los oIr05 doses?
cPor que? 70 mi>nO. aunque ST.
mo Sacerdote. me ~SobrecOgi. Re-
cuerdo que me desplOmt. Y habria
dado con mi cuerpO Ell TERRA 81 al
guien no me hubiera S~ostcnidO.
cQui6n fuG?
-YO-conteSt6 ViniciO.
-iAh. mcmbrudO hijo de Marie!
cPor que no fuistc a BcneventO?
Me I~iirron que cStabas cnfermo;
Y, en- vc"Gdd. que te e]ncuenlrO has
tantc deSmejorado. Ne parece ha-
Der dido decir que Crct6H quisO
matarte: es cicrto?
-CiertiSimO. Y me rompi6 un
pero ME dcfendi en6rgica-
mentc.
icon cl brazo roto?
-Acudi6 en- mi ayuda eierto bar
baro mas forzudo que C?0t6n.
-iMas forzudO que Crot6nl-eX-
Ner6n sorprendido.-iLo dices
en- broma! era el mas foFzudO de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17

I'm rnjambre de- nayeS a~barrotadas
DE @.nlc que lie las Tres parties
del muudU arudirian Il cscuchar TIA
canto.
;-.\l. 81, Pero. cqui@n seria ca
paz de- rirrutar cSa obra?
-Nadir. Mas. en- cambio, pucdcs
mauiar que fallen IN basalIo TN
monumruto an" tc ~representc
guiando tn ruadrisa haria aquellos
mares.
-ES verdad, i.A$i 10 hare,
Y al hacerlo otorgardS IN nue.
vo don a la Humankind.
En- Egipto me ~desposar6 con
Ia Luna. que e. viuda. y eElonceS
<crG yerdaderamente IN dos.
y a noSotros nos dards r~strellas
por esposaS. formaremoS una nueVa
constellation ' L. daremos i'll NOM
brc. Mas con ViteIio y Iigelino
hara> una exception: a prlInero
lie raSaris con el Milo. para que
puede en-endrar hipopdtamoS: al
Se-undo. Ic daraS 81 ieSierto, para
que sra rey de los adiyeS n.
H.. A.dive eSpecic de perro pa
recido a la zorra. natural de las re-
Clones caIidaS de Asia y de Africa.
ConServa los instintos del chacaL.
de- cuya eSpecie Green algunoS ma
turalistas que eS una yariedad.
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los gladiadores: 10 hay mas que
uno que le iguale: SiphaX, el de-
Ethiopia.
-Puedo dar fc pOrque 10 he Wis
to: aqueI barbara !enia mas fuerza
que CrotGn.
-cEn d6nde Sc ocuIta csa perla?
Como no lc han hecho va rey de-
Nemca?
-Lo ignore. Cesar: 10 he perdi-
do de vista.
-sTampoco sabes de que pueblo
es oriundo?
-Enfermo Y con IN brazo rOto.
no penSt en- averiguarlO.
-BGscale y traele a mi presen-
cia.
Y. cambiando de conversation, re-
puSO.
lie agradcZcO que me hayas o
lcnidO en- Fl temple. pueS 81 lego
a cacr al suclo podia habcrTnc 70
TO la cabeza. .Antcs craS burn COM
paiero. pero cOmbaticndO a las Or
denes De Corbul6n te has vuelto
huraIO Y tc veo de tarde en- tarde.
Sigui6Se una brcvc pausa, y Ne
ron pregunt6 luegO:
Dime, 6c6mO estd aqueIla mu-
chacha demas!ad0 estrecha de ca
deraS. de quien te enamorastp Y que
mand6 sacar para Ii de casa de
Aulio?
La prcsunta aturdi6 a Vinicio. pc
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Con una pluua fuente clavada entire Ia carne y
81 gIobo ocular, nuri5 Daniel Nc Lauhglin
en- I'm hospital de Brooklyn
Solo despuss de QUE le fue hecha la autopsia, pudieron los medlcos
exgicar Ia causa de SD muerte

Por ESQ. I IA muerte de McLaugh-
lin, TODD el personal facultativo de Ia
institution caritativa donde ocurri6,
sirti0 esa algeria que experimental
todos los hombres de su profession,
cuando Sc ~resuelven fatalmente los
casos intercsantes," que con tan ma
rayiliosa facilidad les permite oIvi-
dar que ellos tambien son hombres,
y Sc congreg0 aIrededor de IA mesa
dOnde el doctor Tong iba 4 practicar
la autopsia al cadaver. Siguieron
ansiosamente esa operation.
Buscaban el cerebro. para descu-
brir Ia naturaleza de la lesion. No
fue necesario ahondar mucho. En-
seguida Sc revel6 Ia causa de Ia muer-
te. Encontr6se hundida en- la masa
cerebral una puma de fuente de
cuatro pulgadas de largo. Habia 81
do introducida entire Ia carne Y Ell
S'oO0 oo"" Pl'0 fI.e
J. ~ "
~ Nv 10'7 wv"
~" no NeJ"Se U1 CT"P'" "''''.'
'Io-''" "'F"'o'"0' Voc
10 '"p"~ - '1'' C"'I'''' men,
7o'p~ =" O
P"uo "U! 0'e" ""Oe' PeS'"o '' e''"
co." los '"co"eS' ""s'" ""1e''" "eS"-
P"receF po' C~oiHpie'o'
L io''o' Ne eS'e Ns0'0' I" F"e
Sc TeVe!a Iooo 10 h'"4o que Is q NOM
pre- para e' hoh'DFe' PUeS st co"clOe'
Pero acaSo no Sc - I neu'. Ell To-
da Su magnitude IA cfue!d@d Ge4 que
10 ueVo 4 caoo ' eI SuIrIfnleNto oe
L. victima' PinI@ Al cfi''lh"l heo-
y~orQulno, el mas ma!o' SIN dlSputa'
de Ia c~rlstlandad.
La pollcla eSta tra0aJando por deS-
cubrir al autor de hecho tan espan-
toso. rs possible que reSulte uno de
cartos de los que sc burlan de Ia JUS
ticia. Pero 81 llegan q encontrarle.
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Nrracruz. Ia sonora Carmen CGl"ngr.
de- 30 amos de- cdad CauSa:-Narralr.
En- 81 POI del canine d. Castro
willie. Ia sonora t.. Rodriguez. de %
amos de- edad:-CauSa. ErIeritis.
En- el 9OS de la Gale de San Fer
nando. 81 nilO Eugenio Diaz De 1
ano DE edad. CauSa: Enteritis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17

81 listed no puefc venir a In orIcina. ha-
Bile pOr l%elcfono, Trav,> 0 NnevO No. afif,
V IN ag"nfc dc Ia casa pa>ari a recoger
sus anuncios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17

DE~EU Sab"r de mi cSpus0. Primitive Gu2-
man. hab;rndu irUIIO UliiHtd- nOilrlaS lie
Cananca. en- JEIiJ ra>adU. Agrddcr"rc i Ia
I..rsGna que de- raI6n a." 81. Eduardo \.
de- G"Zt.laR. sonora. AriZ. Ci!-iJ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17

iEsta listed debil? NADIA mejor que
Ia afamada v Royal Pilsner."
Pidala siempre de su cantinero, con
ella obtendra fuerza y vigor.
(Adv.)
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81 RENTA magnirico Y amplio local. csqIi-
Tia PccO> Y Bu"na vista. prnpiu para lien
da q cantlaa. !nfnrmGn ALI ml>inu.
tll-9i'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17
pES0UIStS-

81 DESEA tenrr in]corincS del niho Gustav
uuiniina. de ; ailo> de- "dad. hijO dc Ia :"
uGra EIulia ~anrHrZ. TcE"rnDs lnfurHr> dr
que dlcld Srilura rGr aS">Inada aUu! IN
san Antonio o "n -! Jurisdiction. 4 media
dos del mes de- NuyIumEr" de 1911. Iial-
Uui-r inrprmn ~unra 81 r@ri'rIIlar s"'d -
lalucntc c>iimado, dIrigitnduio i la Prrn>a,
60 pOiuruSd -. >an AaIui!lu. iiI-iu.
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COMPRE listed 81 AlmanaQue Illlstrado para
1915 en- Ia Liberia de L.OZan0: i0c el elem
plain rnv:1f0 pOr CorrnO L %cualquier Darte
de los EStadoS Un.doS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17

L!mpiamos Y Iianchamus tCda ciase de
de Ia mItad en- IN "SieiSOl." Los iLclirC=
de eSlOS SOmbrcrO$ los rcCibimOS direCi3.
mcnte de Ia fibrica. 42j w. Houston -.
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DR.. FRANCISCO VAZ0UEZ G~OMEZ.-Cfru.
gfa general. ESpeCialmcnie Intermediates
lie n2riZ, garglnta Y oidOS. Oricina, ~
Frost Bldg. Houston -. Y Main Ave. Te-
leronos: Travis 1896 Y 35ii; NuevO i73.
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PROFESI0NALES-

DR.. SALOME CARA hLDAPE de Ia Farultsd
de Mexico; auioriZadO en- cI Esrado de re-
Tas: especialtSta en- Intermediates gcniro-
urinariaS Y Ciruifa en- general. RrSiLrnria
Avenue D 1884. Telcfono Travis 3aq7. OH,
Gina. Frost EUIldtng, TclefonOs. NucyO ~.
Viejo, Travis 3644.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17
AVISOS DE OCCASION
Tarifa.

No Sc sdmiten menos de ounce pslabrl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-03
Street Car Strike.

4 United Press Leased Wire Service. J
WILKESBARRE, Pa, Nov. g.
Strike breakers took out the cars Of
the Wilkesbarre Railway company this
morning, but repeated riots prevented
their running. Several of the subs
threw off their caps, jumped off their
cars and left their jobs. They were
taken in charge by the sympathizers Of
the strikers who have been out twenty
two days.
Not a window was left intact in the
cars and the imported crews narrow
ly escaped being killed. The police
were unable to handle the situation
and several broken heads and cut faces
marked the casualties OF the first en-
counters. At noon there was not a
car stirring. but the company said
that they will operate the cars If there
is nothing left of them but the
wheels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-03
wounded comrades about the battle!
of Ypres and Festubert
Silver Fox EARNING.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. Sill
Yer fox farming, the possibilities of
which have attracted considerable at
tention in recent years because of the
money milady spends for silver fox
furs is under present conditions a
! highly speculative and uncertain bust
ness, according to specialists Of the
U. S. department of agriculture Since
I 1910 the profits in the business have
been derived chiefly from the sale of
live foxes for breeding. Recently
the demand for these foxes has fallen
off because milady's fancy changed
and in consequence there has been a
sharp decline in prices.
AS long as high prices for the pelts
are maintained, black and silver fox
farming offers good opportunities for
reasonable returns, providing that the
location of the farm and other condi-
tions are favorable
The silver fox can be raised wher-
ever foxes live in wild state, but
the fur will be of superior quality
in the eastern and northern states.
A pair of good breeding foxes have
been known to bring several thousand
dollars each on the market, but COM
mon silvers can be purchased for
breeding purposes for from $50 to
5000 each. The silver fox is very ner-
vous. The female is so nervous she
will often kill her young to protect
them from imaginary dangers
Foxes require great care in feeding
and a varied diet; which Includes
meat, fish. mush. milk. bread. and
table scraps From S. to SIS year
for each animal must be allowed for
feeding. Only about half of the fe-
male foxes produce young in any
given year and as the average litter
is four. cubs the annual increase on
fox farms does not average above 100
percent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-03
CITY NEWS.

Coffee, St Pauls. Thursday.
The city has accepted the cement
paving In the alley through block 10
in Kilbourne's Addition,
In the superior court this morn
ing Sam Bower pleaded not guilty to
the charge of receiving stolen prop
erty and Of not keeping complete
record Of his purchases. Trial was set
for 8 o'clock this afternoon.
C. f. Weissenburger. president or
the Keokuk Electro Metals Co., has
executed a lease for the Sawyer prop
erty in Park Place, belonging to Mrs.
Alexander. Mr.. Weissenburger ex'
poets to move his family to Keokuk
from Yonkers, N. Y, and will become
resident of this city about the first
of December.
Eastern Star-Regular meeting OF
Elmira Chapter No. 40, o. e. S. Thurs
day, November 4, 1915, at 1880 p. m.
Work. Visiting members fraternally
invited BY order Of the w. M. Louie
P Hahn, Sec'y.
"A number of Keokuk Shriners
will go to Ottumwa tomorrow to at
tend ceremonial Of Kaaba temple.
Matthias Pollock, 81, and Nellie
Woo6cock, 1S, both of Lewistown, ILL.,,
were united in marriage this after
moor by John Leindecker, justice OF
the peace.
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JUDGE BANK WILL
!. SETTLE QUESTION
District Court JurIst is Agreed Upon
as Sole Arbiter in Deciding Who
Pays for Taking Down
| Wires.
FACTS ARE PRESENTED
keokuk Electric Company and keo-
| kuk and Hamilton Bridge Co.,
Are Parties to
! Hearing.
FACTS ARE PRESENTED

| The question of who will pay for
trolley wires on the Keokuk and Ham
tilton bridge, because of the recon
lstruction Of the bridge, will be decid-
ed by Judge Henry Bank in the dis
trict court here. Both the bridge
company and the Keokuk Electric COM
pany have decided on Judge Bank as
sole arbiter of the question, and his
decision will be final in the matter.
! The trolley wires have been remoV-
ed during the reconstruction Of the
bridge across the river here. The
Keokuk Electric company is contend
ing that the cost should be borne by
the bridge company. Instead Of bring
ing the matter into court as law suit,
both sides were agreeable to the plan
of submitting the question to arbitra-
! ton. Judge Bank was decided on by
both parties
| An agreement has been reached in
the case, both sides agreeing that GER
tain facts be put into the record.
w here other facts are in debate, evil
dence may be introduced by either
rarity to the agreement.
! Hollingswcrth and Blood are repre-
senting the Keokuk Electric company
and Hughes and McCoid the keokuk
and Hamilton bridge company Super
:intendent John H. Cole of the bridge
company, and Superintendent J. P.
Ingle of the Keokuk Electric company,
were both in the court room today
listening to the proceedings.
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Call Black 666.
For Society Editor
Matrons Club at Lunch.
For Society Editor

The Tri-City Matrons' club, O. e.
s., was entertained at one o'clock
luncheon yesterday at the Hamilton
hotel with Mrs. Blanche Guy and Mrs.
Abbie Tyrrell as hostesses. Covers
were laid for eighteen at one table
and six course luncheon served.
The table decorations We're in yellow
and red leaves and autumn flowers.
The place cards were in the form of
autumn leaves. Following the lunch
con a guessing contest, in which
thirty famous paintings were illustrat-
ed by objects, was enjoyed. Much
amusement was created by the play
on the words giving the name of the
painting. Those present from Keo-
kuk were Mrs. B. F. Smith, Mrs. J..
P. Peterson, Mrs. E. NJ. Majors, Mrs.
A. j. Leake, Mrs. E. A. Eaton, Mrs.
James McCahan, Mrs. S. Fl. Johnston,
Mrs. J. R. Roberts, Mrs. o. w. Sand
bur.
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STOLE THE CORN
FROM THE HORSES
Villas Army In Bad Shape and in Re
treat Before Carranza's
Cavalry.

limited Press Leased Wire SerVlce1
DOUGLAS, Ariz., Nov. 3.-General
Villas army today abando ned Aqua
Prieta to the Carranza garrison. vii
las last positions in front of the Mexl
can border town were vacated unde1
heavy artillery fire by the Carranzis
tas.
Villas artillery retired toward Naco
Sonora. His infantry and cavalry
scattered in all directions. Six hun
dred Carranza cavalry pursued the
rear guard and kept up running bat
tie for two hours.
Major General Frederick Funston to.
day emphatically denied that he had
asked the war department for permits
sion to invade Mexican territory If
necessary, to protect the lives and
property of Americans on this side OF
the border.
Villista soldiers who voluntarily
gave themselves up to the United
States troops by crossing the boun-
Diary, declared that Villas opposi-
ton to Carranza was tottering on its
last legs. Horses, starved in the Vii
lista ranks after the soldiers, threat
ening to mutiny, carried away the
scanty corn supply saved for the cav
airy mounts.
For days, the Villista infantrymen
lived on roots, herbs, grains and such
food as they could confiscate- Even
Villas officers had begun to threaten
mutiny. Many of his soldiers made
their way to the Carranzista lines at
Aqua Prieta and surrendered.