davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
N0TARIUS PUBLiCDS.

FL 81. don Carlos Bee. Senator
Dor 81 2iO. DiStrito del EStadO de-
Texas. nos dirije una alenla ear
la fechau. en- Austin. 81 lo. del CO.
rrirntr. manifestations pongamoS
en- conocimicnto de- aquelIaS perSo-
mas que desrcn Obtener el nOmbra-
micntO dc nOtariOS publicOS, que ST
diriian a Fl pOr eScri.O para eI
hurn arrcglO de eSc asuutO.
Queda scrvldO nueStrO buen
amigo don Carlos y prcvenidoS los
inicrcSadOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
ii.

Todas las tardes al salir de la es-
cuela los chicos van a jugar d ia
playa, lejos del mar, cuando la ma
req baja, muy cerca durante la
pleamar.
A veces siguen ell curse del aqua
de pena en- peha, y SOLO cuando to-
das estan eubiertas por ell aqua yuel-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04

81 EN- 81 PUEBLO no hay agente de
LA Prensa' dediquese listed a venderla
V lie producira ~magnifica utilidad. Escri-
banos y lie daremos nuestras condolences
para los sgentes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04

DE VENTA-Un numero limitado de
bonoS hjpotecarios de 7 por ciento al
ano, pagaderos en- orc semestralmen-
te Y garantizados por uno de los ban
cos mas grandes del Sur de los Is
tados Unidos. Dirijase i j. Ketten-
bach, cuarto SOL, Travellers Hotel,
Telefono Crockett 2650.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04

UN MAGo de profundos ccnocinientos vegetables
FL Prof. Indio Mr.. Pierce.
REUMATISMO. DOLORES tSPALDA. RES
FRIOS. FIEBRES. CONSTIPADOS.
Enyie si.T0 por una botellita que vaidria 1910
los {. Houston Street.
SAN ANTONIO. = - TEXAS
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AVISOS
OCCASIONAL

DIR. SALOME CARA ALDAPE.-
De la Facultad de Mexico: autofizado
en- ell Estado de Texas; especialista en-
Intermediates Genito-U rinarias Y Cru
ia en- General. Residencia: Warren
St. 4l8. -T'elefono Travis 1921. Oficina:
Frost Building, Telefonos: Nuevo l73.
Old Travis 1914.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
GRACIANO TORRES.

Comerciantc en- ABARROTES. FRU-
TAS, NIEVE, Aguas Gaseosas, PUROS,
cigarros Y Tatacos.
Tclefono Nucvo lj9S.-2l9 Matamoros
s t.-San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04

iOJO.-Se lc muefc a listed al
gun animal lame pOr el Tel6fono
Crockett &512. q 81 nucvO 1853. y
10 rcccjeremos librc de costo pa
IA usled. entregdHdoIc I'm peso pOr
cada animal que IN esa rorma los
cntregUr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04

DIR. DAVID CERNA.- Oficina: 800
Frost Building, T%elefonos: Travis 1914.
Nuevo l78 .Residencia: Gale Norte Frio
sis: Teleionos: Crockett 1906.
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DIVERSOS.

COMPRE I'd. el Almanaque llustrado
para 1915 en- la Liberia de Lozano. soc
el eiemplar. Por correO Coo a cualquier
parte de los Estados UnidOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04

Sc VE.NDE I'm coche con unmagnifico
tirO de caballoS tordillos de } aios de cdad.
Informan San Saba, 6Ij.
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"~PipOnazOs' y las opinIO'
mes de Ia PrenSa

la Cr0nica," Semanario que sc
publica en- San Francisco, Cal, Sc
expresa en- los siguientes terminus:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
v%interIasning FRIT.

81 bill ienoe itrar 10 lmll1ffe>
.folorereoe Tlagpoitfort> rcpreie1rz
terenoc Il. g. Mmerifa, Oonmorf,
Norgc, Sberrig, Sinlano, Srmnf=
rig %noroiife &onger, ofb., iunt
10 pragtfulot folorerebe @rotula.
tionS=, S11le= og Mptaorsfort, for
uoen Sll. Snmilie Sournal for Z
Waancoer (ialt ca. 600 8ogii6er)
% ct elegant Eo1tcl Moleri, Bog
murfe me6 &alenoer for 1916,
iomt Ell elite ober flere tlliinoe i11-
teresionte % bGroifuIoc @eqer,
1om MI ielges til betpoelig neo=
iotte Eriier til enbber iom lenoer
os 9fobne og M6resier poo 5
S~onosmpno, iom interes1erer fla
Tor gus 2Gsnino, iomt 30 Gents
/ II. g. 2 Gents Srinnprfer elrer
| Selh, og nrhner 6ette 8la6.
6. &asmnsien Ynbliibing g.,
722 South 4tb Street,
Minneapo1is. Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
sill nure 2eIere!

9u 6a @i11terer ltunDcr til, meO
Sc longe 81 tentimer, bbor Gnbber
gnifer at nere %forlpnet me6 goot
og lun0t 2n1e1tof er Set netop Sloen
at bite libt OpmnrfIombe0 moo BEN
gpis, lom 9e leier, iubifriberer
poa - - eller laaner. Cont
menlign oens Sn6bol0> l1oItpr og
Yris, mes bbilfet lom belt onoet
oonlf SLAB = og 9e bill liffert fin
Sc, at bette SLAB FOREIGNER Oeres
Mnertien6elie. @is os MT oe1ne
Opmerflombe6 / SEN melt opn111n=
trenoe Sorm, beo at ienoe % en-
np Mbonnent, og be6 at fornp De=
res @nbifription | rette Sio.
Nrpbentmre ienoeS frit.
H6Ninerne..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12

Fi9e mco neollagne Zinc % ian1=
mcnprc5l eoc 2pber. 90 ban top,
l1obrpo bum:
"Deres Hligt begpuocr fprl It MI.
Sou lGngc 81 lepcr, pil SEN peobli=
DC at efsiltere. @jcrl1cu1 ollc De 9lur,
Sc goor poo 0ercs 1taffcls 8cl
lon life fan bpjes, gjpr Sc 0cres
Jfation en- Gjcneltc. Sc pilcr ct
Gfscmpcl poo @cltemoo % ieore=
lunosfjorli1 Spofrelic for olle, Scr
Ter Set, cnte11 Sc fnrltuur oct cllcr
life. @pob Sc Dor 11Orcttd, bor life
nogct at gjprc mco Iiocn. Sc gop /
fulOeltc Wuol, bhuo Gjcnelte1 for
longtc. Oct CT Set, ser teller. 81
bet beDblibcr = % hil lto0ig neoz
bliuc. Nt CT Sc ing boaoe poo &C.
gene og 5jGl, iao Sc fon life ie
Set. Wfc1 Set oil Sc fomnte til, Ii
&c inn nel imn Set gif op fpr 9wes
Wp0er til Slut. SUN frn til at 1c
6clt onOcrle0cs poo Ocrcs Sonolin9,
0on. 81 bar pftc tolt ON Set, bum
og jog. Otter 1nogen GiOs 6orlpb bil
Sc after pptoge Ocrcs Mrbej0e, %
lenere pil 9e oglao belpis lore at
glenumc. Moolfe pil ser fpn11l1e CT
anocn ms / 9eres 2ib> JOINT fun
bjGlpc Gem 0crtil> og bcrlpm Sc
lfl,loc foo 5p>mer, nil Scr fprnmc
en- Sag, 0a Deres ioorcOe Sen bill
pGrc Gem ct @enis paa 0eres So
0crs Woo og inlpirere 0em i'll font
me 5logs Wob> iom gjpr Notioner=
lie lterfe - ioo 9eres &ligt bil og=
loo lebe bi6cre / 6em.>"
@ollings rplteoe poo &obeoet u0cl
at ic op.
nNeo en- ul1Oc11 mc11cr Sc bel CIT
&ultrl,. Sror Sc, at npgen &pinoe
nil lc to @onge pnu ct ~forfrpblt
@rog = chs mi110re fnptte i'm
5fpbnc til bans? Gror Sc, at CIT
M:ano for Hct til at bc0c en- ing
Yigc gjerc ct loooont 5fri0t?"
Oct tror jcg", iagoc gnio Bur
tigt, ~og for Sen rettc Eige Diloc
Set fife buDe 11o9et at iigc. 0cn ISL
&c, scr n~irfelig elifeoe, piloc life
looe Jig bin0re beruf. SnlOt hun al
bum - bilbe bum lmrc ltplt - pg
lpffelig."
Np9ct / benbc5 5tenrmc fif Sol
lings til at lpfte @otcoct. Sans 81
ne mbDte bel1bes. &po6 fam lnltc
BERT, brogte bnm til at reffe efter
&rpfferne, Joni pu1 bon biloc rcjie
fig pp.
vgnio!" ruobte bo11, ng Dor5 u.s.
raub bobbe en- &lo119, lon1 ON ban
ltpo onerfor noget belligt. ~Gnib!"
Yoa CIT eller onOe1 uforflarliq
Moa0c boboe fan altiO Diolt, at be11=
ocs Mu116 pil0e bore lpo at fDsle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
Hvorfor opgive Haabet.

Oct, 1ou bu1l piloc oltio fon1ll1c til at
1olte. Sc bar bcgge hlcpcn utje11lt=
0Dgtige og ie,1Ot bjcn font SoS11pu=
liOcr.
~Hligt! &i far giprt ppr> Mol=
lings."
Wtl1iitercn bolot up mco at .ipillc
og 1tirrcbc inD moo gnglonos &plt.
@fterbuonOr11 iom &ooOcn NOR
meoe Jig 6nOrelmn0ct, bar &pllings
5onfer bcl tnftiqcoc n1cb IL &pinocrs
Mnltgtcr = set enc Dor. MoOcrcns,
blegt % nlogcrt = set onbct bar
pl1grc, en- ing 3iges, meb en- lpo,
fpllom M11no. &on butoc iffc bprt
fra Dem / sc fprlpbnc Tiger. !@pis
SC baboc lfrcDet> boOoc @rcpe1lc al
orig 11ouct bmn. SOM buboc fife
lfrcpct. Oct por tiOs11of at fprtelle
oct nnrltc, mar Sc lou bo1n. 9an
por / set min0itc gla0 be0 life at
bupc miltt eli &ounb iom1 Wfnnocn
beo 5i0cn al Du1n. Son funoc Opg
nltio fnrtjc11c lit @rp0 n1co fine
@nnbcr. Sfrhncn bopbc opg berct
Bans Wp0cr g1tnitig, ga oel1 %lfoonc=
Sc bans 2ip ng >@enDer.
Mh1 nnrn1cbc bor Jig @jcmmet.
Sc bpibc Shipper pco 9oper bar
gnglnl1bs Nolporf. SON bnboc gjort
lin Eligt. Soar Scr por gaaet 11pgcn
Iio, fll1bc bun faltc &rpffernc ng
begp,1bc poo Nrbejoct. Moolfc fulloc
fan otter foo lin Eloos bos Coz
tes. Oilers pilbc Scr itffert bore
Mrbcjoc at fuu on0et 5teo. San boo=
bcDc imiolertio, at Coates igjcl1 bill
Sc toge bom / lin Iju1cltc for
Cribs 5fplo. @ol1 rpOmcbe 1fplo=
hcbiblt % ian 11cO poa lit. &cr1, lpn1
oltih piloe %neoblipe at pGrc tiff.
2onbon! Sc nGrn1cbe Jig @pcn
MI. &l1lcne Lao nGrl1crc lan1mel1,
@aspGrfcr pg 6obrifcr glco forbi
-2onopn - &jcm1nct!
Soo mart set bar n1uligt> begop
bo,1 Jig til @on1plteoo. Tplf 1tirrcoc
pao borl 81 bon b1>11pcbc fen oO
@uocl1.
0u hul1 lluoc0c &illucn, lfiltneoc
ser fun ct lpa9t 2ps uo ira Sen.
Gn 9%(1tolnphil bol0t nOcnfpr. Sol
lings luu intcrcsl crct pun sen. Sn0=
gnngsOprcn off pp, og CT &crre font
ncO as &opegongcn. Hollings luo
forboplct poo bu11> og 9erren 11plcoc
li0t og ltanOicoc luu.
u9crlpm 9e far / Sil1bc at goa
0erino, gjpr set ioo iffe", ingoc bon
fort. Set CT ct SprgcI11s. Set or
lfct ct 0~p0sfolo.
Mollings blep !tiD al 5fruf.
st = 9posfolo!" ltomnrcoe ha11
forfpr0ct. vGr = 81 = CIT ="
uGn 2egc", iagbc @crrcl1. ~Mcl1
6boO CT ser / Scjcn n1eO Gem? Gr
SC lpg?"
uSScg CT = jog CT Mollings"", for
flare0e 0ol1. oMin Mobcr -"
SAB mig gou tilbugc nlcO 9en1.
@l111 tolte ONT Gent = for en- Sir,v
liocn. Seq blep tilfolot = Sc fl1n>e
life noo at bcnte Oercs cgen S9ge
= set font laa pluOieligt. Som
2o0 mig Djelpe 9cm in6."
Mollings rDlteoe pan Scpc0ct
mle0 9jne1e feltc0e poa Sillocn.
Sum bab0e talt ON Duru.
rMongc Gof", iog0e bon. ~Scg
- bill Dellt bore - ale11c. Wo0nat."
! Meoens 2egm ltpo og iaa otter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12

lOr at meuuole,
hvad Deres vid-
underlig L@ge-
midler har I'D
rettet for mig.
Jeg led af kvin-
delig Svaghed og
Forfytninger og
havde underti-
den en- tract,
overanstr4ngt
FOrnemmelse,
tung Hovedpine
90 Anfa16 af
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
Gn itprartet Mebicin, 11oor &cll1l=

Gn itprartet Wfebicin, 11oor &elul=
toter11e tages / @ctragt1ing. Or.
Netcrs &l1rifo ipncs at inbtugc e11
ElaOs for Jig 1elD puu WteOicine1S
On1ruooe. Set berer fife til ps
bperfe11 at forrtnge eller forltprre
0c11s crflpre0c &er0, og hi fje11ber
til, at Scr crlfcr mere eller nnirOre
6prDpm moo fGrDiglabeOe Wfe0ici=
>1er, men hi be0 pnn famine GiO> at
oc11ne Mebicin frembringer l%toror=
tcDc Sc nltotcr, at bpn1mc e fter sc
llotoleller, lom forefonmer / Mbi=
lerne l1gc otter l1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12

Syimmelhed. LRgerne CAV mig ingen
Lindring, saa jeg forsSgte Lydia E..
Pinkham's L@gemidler: Vegetable
Compound og sanitere Vaskemid-
del. Jeg er nu sund og stark og
kan udrette alt NIT eget Arbejde.
Jeg skylder Lydia E. Pinkham's We
getable Compound alt dette og On
skier, at allie lidende Kvinder skal
211 S. Spring ST., Murfreesboro,
Tenn.
Dette ber6mte Middel. hvis Blan-
dingsstoffer uddrages af indenland-
ske RSdder og Urter. har i nnsten
fyrretyve Aar visit sig at vnre ct
virkningsfuldt Oplivningsmiddel og
Styrkemiddel for den kvindelige Or
ganisme. Kvinder overall giver vii
ligt Vitnesbyrd ON de vidunderlige
Egenskaber i Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Hvorfor opgive Haabet.
Ingen Kvinde som lider af nogen-
somhelst Form at kvindelige Ulem-
per burde opgive Haabet. for hun
har givet Lydia E.. Pinkham's We
getable Compound IN tilstrakkelig
Prove.
E. Hvis de @nsker ct specielt
Rad b9r De skrive til Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., (Con-
fidential) Lynn, Mass. Deres
Brew vii blive aabnet, last og
besvaret af en- Kvinde, og holdt
i streng Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12

9ulL llUSCuC. W plcUl'l C!!Cl
lbs Tobtrin inoenfor 25rc.1 % bc1l
blcp uabnct. SOM lad ino / Gnio
@aitings Mnit9t.
r0nn!" ruabtc BUN. Ser. NpI=
lings", .og bum ltirrcoc poo ban,
'irnt poa CIT M%abenbcrile1.
0mn niffeoe til Soar pod ct
lu1otalt Spprgsmool.
Seq peo oet", iparco, bon iogtc.
u2o0 mig fornn1e iro."
SUN traaote t1ljn;Gc.
Sc peo Det?"
~Sa. Seq mpotc Goftptcn =
heb &ooelaoge1. !@,ln fortnltc oct.
2eo b1t1 11eget?"
0cn 1tl1ge Eigc rpitcol poa 9ope=
Set.
~&um hleb ipo3er1 Sag for Sag.
til1i0it - for en- S,;:i!c ''>cl1 -
lob BUN inb. 0er'o:m bun ="
u@un tolte pn mig % lu11gtes
otter mig oct neo ie0 p0iau",
logbc Hollings.
gnib niffe6c. N".cl$ 2lrbcr tu=
pe0e og Tjnene tplotes mco 5no=
rcr.
Sac mig fo1nl:. inb / S;llcu"
6ob M%pllings. Or 4 III = / lit So
rclie?"
llocn ct Orb gif h,tn irron l,o1:,>
oobneoc 81. un til t1SS,,S MoOcr~ So
DerGrelle % trnobtr ii! Sibr. Sol
lingS gift 1no og 1cn til Scnscu.
Ser loo bans MpSor. 5rrtfcnc bar
miloe pg freoclige, ~ It 5u1il fir.
lfipnnchc sc ellers !;5t iforuc Grrt.
% bette Dor 9ea:r men bpcr
1,li9 oeu 0po, bo' 1upoc let /
Tronfr1g. Scr luo IN itor Sruit i
ocnnc Moof9tnin.1. Sun il1f:cnc
nnbt, lpf.rOe Sphpbct 90 1oa nico ct
iDogt Sntil ms / Sen &pi11bcs Ejnc,
Scr ltoo bcbi 6o0enoen al 5c1rger
SIM - BUN ler ioo frtoclig
u.s., iagDc bon.
Gnio Settings ll1ffcbe.
vSur Sc - bpret fer Irnoc2"
ipurgtc bou.
vSSeg - jeg Dor fer n11", lborc0c
bl111.
~@or bcr?"
ga. Wcrl las mig bjplpe GEM
inb / 9ogligit11e11 % fortelle Gem
Set bclc = gipe Gent cn Torflo=
ring"
Seq fon gpot gao olc1,c, n1el1 jeg
bill gjerne bpre noget nnrmcre."
Gc.9if ino Gogliglt1cn, og &ol=
lin9s latte Jig mes.
Set eff iooleocs til", bcgpnote
Gnio, ~ot alt Oct, Girmoet lobcoe
ON ll0bctoling al 9ifferencen mel
lem 9anningcn og @a9erL life bleu
til nogct. @ore boboe ira 8egpnoel=
ie11 al peret inob set, bpilfet 90
bel ogiou buffer, at Gpates nGpne=
Sc. Sc blep meget 1>cl1igc Derom, %
tilitolt fif Scr. @are 1tn Silje. Seq
bop0c helc Gibe11 frpgtet set, men
jog logoe life noqet til Gem ont Set.
Set if1lloc jeg maoifc babe gjort,
% &c bar tilfeloigpis oell er1ci tic,
Der poo set Iiospunft eff meo 1on1
TripiIig. Mr. @ore bor raienoe
puu Wtr. Coates. - Men fort cftcr,
at Sc Dor rejit, gift jog uo til 9eres
Moocr, % jog iaa mart, bporoan olt
ltoo til. Seq bor biotil boet / Ee1=
lionot> og lao tilbpo jeg benoc at
flptte be11o % bj9lpc benoc, loo
goot jog fl,noe. 5ioc1 So bar jog
boet fer.
Mollinqs las / noqen SID tuhs.
Sans Nrincipal bab0e oltlao bcora=
get bom. @bor Menneifene BOG bar
llnoo! &an bor felt %fortumlet. -
Sans Ianfcr ipingc0c in0 / CIT o11=
Sen &ol1ol. Coates bobbc 1pigtc1
Sc bar un6erlt9ttet min MoOe1
of 0ercs @age?" lugbc bun, og eli
ltomf11lo &p0nre iteg op / bans &in=
ser.
~Scg bor bj1lpet 1oo gobt jeQ
f11n0c.".
v@ppr for?"
vSborfor!" Scnoes 9jnc mpote
bo11s. ~6oroi jeg ipntes> set bar
Min NIigt. Sc bar tnget bort for al
gjprc 9erc5. Sg jeg bobOe nogel1
5fplb l. at 9e gjorbc Set. Seq for
ipgtc og1ao at gj6re Min Nligt.
Spoo on0ct fu110c jog gjerc?"
~Eligt", 1ogoc &ollings og lfjltlte
Nn1igtet / fine 9en6er. ~Eli9t
NI..La. txxa,. So. 4:I1:S14 ciI al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
Mrs. Maben
|fandt sit Helbred
we'd Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound og 3nsker,
at andre lidende Kvinder
skal vide Diet.

Murfreesboro, Tenn. "Jeg har
lang lid gnsket at skrive til Dem
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12

uSfs q long lpop til Iippcrarp
etc. - III. 0obcrS Shipper rcjlte
Jig bpiOe % ltejlc, 81 9amperen lcj=
lcDe nncr &unolu1. gn WilitGrrn1lt=
fer, bpis cl1c Sen bar o11pl>tcret I'M
Ser &nnct, lpillcoc poa Tlpjtc. Mn=
Dre %mclrnclteli9e &rog f%lurnpcoc lig
ion111cr pn1 bon1 pou 9nffct.
vSSo, set CT en- fprbun0ct Lang
Sci, lug0c Oen lille 2onOoncr pe0
Chen al Mollings> mcoe1rs ban tc-
trogtcbc Sen tilbogcblepnc Stun1p Il
fin enc Mrm. oct CT en- forbol1Oet
Drpj Sci, scr fprer en- Mol1O til TIT
Yligt."
&ollin9s niffcoc, % bans Gjnc
gle0 ncb iii set bonfire forbunonc
8cn.. Sfpbncn bonoe ligelom fjG=
set Sc to MpnD til Dino1ocn. Sc
bopbc murcbcret og fGn1pet beo Din=
onocns SIDE og bar begge foloen pco
bcn famine fprtpiblcoe 6looonergorq
for iu1ere at blipe ien0t til ct So
1pitol for baar0tlaarcOe. Dcrcfter
bar Sc blcpen u0ifrcpnc> 0cn cue
meD Gobet al tin 9aano, Sen anoen
mes ct fn11lt &ne, iom mi bar logt
/ @%ibsbanooge og for Sremti0en bill
Sc blibe tiff og fortere ems Set an
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-22
CITIZEN SOLDIERS
HAVE HARD DISCIPLINE

ICY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED "iRtl
Chicago, sept 2l.-The citizen sol
diers at the civilian army camp at
Fort sheridan went through eight
hours of hard work today Beginning
at six a. M. with the temperature be-
low the freezing point the profess
sional and business men, accustomed
to coy office quarters learned their
first lesson lin the school of the sol
der"
A plan to call out the Chicago res
iments ana batteries of The national
guard for field service lasting from
two to four days of the last week al
camp has been submitted to Governor
Dunno for his approval The war
department. it is said, will decide ON
the ACCESSIBILITY of detailing the pres
ent Fort sheridan forces, as well rs
the troops from other posts. 4 Wide
section of the north shore has been
designated as the battle ground.
Administration of the typhoid pro-
phylatc to all men not yet inocco-
lated was begun by surgeons late ~
the afternoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-22
FL PASO BUSINESS MEN
TO FORM TRAINING CAMP

El Paso, Tex. Sept 21-PreIimi-
nary arrangements for the establish
ment of a citizens training camp a.
Fort Bliss were completed today ana
the recruiting offices viii be opened
tomorrow morning Some 200 men
are expected to Join and receive in
structions from the regular army Of
ficers stationed here. Present plans
call for the formation Of an artillery
corps the recruits to be trained to
handle the guns Of the Fifth field ar
tilery now at Fort Bliss The plan
has the hearty endorsement of Cen
eral Pershing, who has asked Tor the
formal sanction of the war depart
ment for the use Of the regular army
equipment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-22

Atlanta Ga, Sept 2l.--The Georgia
Farmers union AZ meeting here to-
day presided over by Charles J.. Bar
rctt. president Of the National Farm
ers' union. agreed that if eastern and
southern banks continued 20 charge
high rates of interest for loans on cot
ton the farmers ef Georgia and South
Carolina should organize bank which
would loan money on cotton at not
over 6 per cent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-22
CONTROL Of THE
PUBLIC DOMAIN
VITAL QUESTION


tsy soswpo iauHrAl SPECIAL lsAsru wlsui
Portland Ore sept a. nelcaatcs
irum .nirccu states attending the
Western States Water Power confer
cuco which hcEu three DAYS session
here today wore divided into distinct
camps tonight ON the question OF fed
er1l control of national resources.
The conference was called ln oppo-
sium lo inc Ferris bin providing for
"a leasing system of water power sites
within the public domain but the
meeting WAS hardly under way be-
fore 10 Was Indicated that the larger
subject 81 state control versus federal
control was to occupy most of the at
tenUon of the Delegates
Question H. vital ono.
"lhc questions involved I'm the set
Element OF who shan control the de-
vclopmcnt of resources of the states
arc. m Mo Judgment Of many the
most v.W and important questions to
our country tha have been raised
since the civil war declared clyde G.
Dawson u sounding me keynote oil
those uppo Inns federal control "The
prop9 solution of this question is Ton
me fedora government to turn over
to thesates the uucto all the remain
ing lands within their bordcrs
Thos opposing lhr Ferris bin and
federal regulation If the public do
main were lu complete control of the
convention and elected Governor WI.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-01

LONDON-Earl Kitchener has re-
Gently paid honor to DR.. Elizabeth Gar
rett Anderson, who was the first wo-
man mayor in England. She was ar
rested few years ago as militant
suffragette, and, although now dean
of the London School of Medicine, was
forced to go to France for her medi-
cal degree years ago. The recognition
of this remarkable woman by the sec
rotary of war is in the form of an ap-
pointment to establish a military hos
pital near London. She receives the
rank of major in the British army. DR..
Anderson is now 70 years old, but she
retains much of her youthful appear
ance, despite her silvery grey hair.
She was mayor of her native town, AL
deburgh, in Suffolk, in 1908. Her ia
Their had been the first mayor of the
city
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-01

invited are Miss Cordelia Gatewooi
Miss Ruth Macarthur, Miss Mary Haw-
Fins, Miss Genevieve Prather, Miss
Lucille Allen, Miss Bessie Bivins, Miss
Sara Britton, Miss Elizabeth Davis,
Miss Mary Hudson, Miss Elizabeth Ell
bridge, Miss Eugenia Parker, Misses
Lois and Matte B. McMath, Miss JOS
sphine Weaver, of Buena Vista; Miss
Lucy Turpin, Miss Edith Humphreys,
of Waynesboro; Miss Dorothy Fitzger-
aid, of Spartanburg; Miss Mary Glover,
Miss Anna Murray, Otis Carter, Eugene
Cato, Clarke Payne, Dudley Gatewood,
Dick Williams, Leroy Murray, Charlie
Chambliss, Carroll Clarke, James Cart
ner, Wilnot Littlejohn, Charles Wheat
ley, Cliff Wheatley, George e. AnsIey,
Leonard Waters, Sam Dedmon, Henry
Bell.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-01
of the state legislatures this sprine

OF the state legislatures this spring.
Labor laws for women were enacted
in Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts and
Wyoming. Maine established 81 hour
week law for women and youths un-
der 16 in mills, factories and laun-
dries. Massachusetts, forbade the
working Of women and children over
time to make up for time lost on le-
gal holidays. Wyoming enacted for
her women an hour day, while Kan
sas passed laws for maximum hours
and minimum wages for women. Idaho
also appointed a committee to inves-
tigate proposed minimum wage law
for women.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-01
MOONLIGHT PICNIC

Mr.. Will Easterlin gave moonlight
picnic at Prospect Park last night
which was lovely compliment to
his nieces, Misses Thelma and Lille
May Easterlin, of Andersonville, and
their house guests.
The guests enjoyed the swimming
pool and a delicious lunch.
Besides the Misses Easterlin and
their guests there were present John
Hodges, Furlow Rodgers, McCord Pra
Their, Doctor Eldridge, Furlow Gate
wood, John Taylor, Arthur Rylander,
Frank Stapleton, Mr.. and Mr.. Eng
fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Easterlin, IF
Andersonville; Mrs. Macarthur, MIR. and
Mrs. H. B. Mashburn
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-01

NEW YORK-According to Vice
Chancellor Stevenson, sitting in
Jersey City in q case for divorce,
the inalienable right of a woman to
falsify about her age, even to de-
ceiying & man she is about to marry,
must be upheld. That his wife dis
counted her age by IL years is the
plea of Wade Robinson, marine in
suranee broken. The judge held that
misrepresentation of age, social posi-
ton or wealth on the part of either
party to marriage does not constitute
grounds for divorce.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-01
INTERESTING ITEMS OF.
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
IN MANY PARTS OF THE WORLD
WOMEN ARE TAKING A LEADING
PART

NEWARK, N. ito the whims of
fashion is due the financial embarrass-
ment of big dye house in this city.
The affairs of the Laiblin company
came before the court of chancery yes
terday. officers Of the concern state
that the styles of today-low necks,
short sleeves and short skirts-have
so greatly reduced the cleansing and
dyeing business that ruin faces them.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-01

NEW YORK-Miss Winnifred Holt.
keeper of the Lighthouse" the FAM
Gus blind institution in New YORK,
has sailed for France to organize a
corps of workers abroad to look af-
ter needs of victims of the European
war who have lost their sight A plaa
to teach them to be self-supporting
will be tried out, and regular courses
of training looking to this end will be
established in Europe.