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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
RETAILERS
MEET WITH
OFFICIALS

c. L. Rupert, Rock Island superin
tendent of El Reno, and Fay Thomp
son, division passenger agent of OKLA
homa City, met here this morning with
a committee from the Retail Mer.
chants association to discuss the ad
visibility of putting on motor car
between Chickasha and Waurika.
While nothing definite was done, the
officials seemed to favor the PROPOSE
ton, which is now being taken up with
headquarters.
The merchants committee was
composed of VIM Reinheimer, Ed
Bitsche, ]. e. Schow and L. Erich.
The idea of the merchants was to ar
range the schedule for the motor car
so that it would arrive in Chickasha
in the morning and return south in
the afternoon, thus giving the people
from the country and towns south OF
Chickasha an opportunity to visit this
city and transact what business they
desired and to return to their homes
without being compelled to remain
here over night.
The proposition has been discussed
at length for some months and the ap-
pearance of the Rock Island officials
before the merchants committee is
taken to mean that the advisability of
putting on the new service is being
seriously considered.
1t is argued that the addition of the
car would prove to be a source Of much
convenience to the people of the small
towns south of Chickasha, and would
aid in business way the merchants
OF this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15

Rice, mother of the defendant, con-
trolled herself until the jury had left
the court rom, when she became hys-
terically frantic. She was attended by
her daughter and several of the lady
clerks about the court house, but could
not be stilled. Her condition became
SO bad that physician was called.
Meanwhile, the jury, in their room,
in the Jail building, was acquitting her
son of the charge as rapidly as ballots
could be cast. The fact that Mrs. Rice
herself until after the jury
had left the court house and were as
sembled in their room in the Jail build
ing, makes it highly improbable that
they heard the cries and means of the
mother
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
DEATH OF w. r. ROLLER.

w. F. Roller, aged 81 years, died
yesterday afternoon at his home, 1902
South Twelfth street Funeral ser,
vices will be conducted by Rev. e.
Teis tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
at the Presbyterian church. The de-
ceased leaves wife and two sons, one
of whom has ben studying and teach
ing music in Chicago and is expected
home. Mr.. Roller had lived in Chick
asha about year, living in Norman
and then in New Mexico prior to com
ing here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
CAR STRIKE
CONTINUES
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Chicago, June 15.-The big street car
strike is still on here Partial service
is to be resumed today ON two IL
lines, but there has as yet been nd re-
sumption of service on the surface
lines.
The police are surprised that 10 date
there has been no show of violence
among the strikers. The bill, aimed
against the strike breakers, by pre-
venting the employment o. unframed
men, is now up to the mayor.
The cable lines, connecting the
Metropolitan IL" offices with the
points along the lake front, where
ships to receive passengers dock. are
still out. The first ''L' train to leave
the station carried only the police and
car crew.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15

Yesterday afternoon at the county
court house j. v. Sessums and Miss
Dicie Morris Null were married by
Judge X. E. Davenport. Mr.. Sessums
is of Hobart and the brides home is
in Edmond.
Marriage licenses we're issued to:
Frank D. CASTOR, aged 22, Anadarko,
and Miss Susie Williamson, aged 10.
Gracemont.
Harry G. Jones, aged "a, Chickasha,
and Miss Imogene Mary Harris, aged
Is, Chickasha.
C. d. Smith, aged 22, Oklahoma City,
and Miss Icie Dodds, aged 20, Chicka-
sha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
Oklahoma.
know who rode therein.

know who rode therein.
Mr.. Jones is prescription clerk at
Brownson's and was formerly with the
Model drug store. He has not been In
the city over two years, coming here
from Wichita Falls, Tex, but has made
many friends in business and social
circles Miss Harris was student at
the 0. c. w the past two years and is
a pretty and popular young lady. Both
have the hearty good wishes of all
who know them for long and happy
welded life.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
CHECKINCOF
The ENEMY
IS CLAIMED
Petrograd Says Austro- German.
are Halted in Advance on Lem.
berg From South But
Pressing on West
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Petrograd, June 15.--The Austro-
German forces have been halted In
their efforts to reach Lemberg from
the south. but have renewed their
drive from the west along forty mile
front.
It was officially reported today that
fierce fighting is in progress along the
river Skio. fifty miles from Lemberg.
Some German successes have been
reported in the Jaroslau region, but it
is claimed that the situation is not bad
for the Russians.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
MACK RICE
ACQUITTED
OF CHARGE

In less than ten minutes after the
jury in the case of the State VS.. Mack
Rice, charged with assault, retired
from the court room yesterday after
noon, their verdict of not guilty was
reached, and they had reported their
findings to Judge Win Linn. The YER
dict was determined on the first bal
lot.
The case was started yesterday
morning and was given to the jury
about o'clock in the afternoon Mrs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
Italians Suffer From Heat.
BY United Prerr.

Rome, June 1.-THE Italian armies
have confronted new difficulties in the
form of excessive heat, which has
reached to 100, accompanied by high
humidity.
Official reports state, however that
the men are in high spirits and are
progress in the Goritz, TaImino,
PLAYA and Gradisca fighting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
swears Lusltania Unarmed.
By United Press.

By United Press.
London. June 15.-Capt Turner. who
was in command of the Lusitania
when it was sunk, swears that his YES
sci carried no guns.
Sir Edward Carson says he will
prove conclusively that the ship was
not armed. He suggests that the Lus-
itania was not sailing up to speed re-
quirements as she was using only four
teen of her twenty-five boilers.
The captain blamed the Cunard line
officials for the speed at whicn tno
Lusitania was running.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
South Is lrritated.
By United Press.

Washington. June 15-The south
ern states are irritated over the sug-
gestion of British papers of an em
barge against shipment of cotton from
the United States to neutral countries
An investigation in congress is Ger
tain to be called for if Great Britain
takes such step.
1t is understood that England is pre-
pairing a note that will deny the con
tentions of the United States in the
blockade matter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
Heaviest Fighting on Isonzo.
By United Press.

London, June 15.-The heaviest
fighting Of the Goritz battle is report
ed along the Isonzo, several miles
north of the fortress.
The Italians are trying in dozen
places to throw troops across the riv-
er. The Austrians have maintained
their positions by heavy fire at the
Italians.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
By United Press.

London, June 15.-An ingenious
method Of informing his mother that
he was in dire need of more food was
employed by British prisoner in Ger.
many. who fortunately had remember
ed Barries skit Little Mary" Ga mans
stomach) When be wrote the follow
ing postcard il was promptly passed by
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
WORKERS
DECEIVED
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Kansas City, June l5.-The federal
employment agent here blames the
mushroom" employment bureaus for
collecting fees from the harvest labor
ers and sending them to Oklahoma be-
fore the harvest started Many com
plants have been received and it is
believed hundreds of men were caught
in this manner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
ARK. NEGRO
IS LYNCHED
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Hope, Ark, June 15.--Crowds in au-
tomobiles took 10y Haley, a negro,
from the sheriff and. ii is believed,
that they hanged him in the woods
near here.
The sheriff returned with his clothes
in tatters. He had previously escaped
the mob and had landed Haley in the
Hope Jail. The negro was being trans
ferred to Little Rock Haley killed
Texarkana planter, it is claimed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15

man, Robinson, Cook, Hutson, Evans,
Smith, Kayser. Slusher. Absent, Gil
key, Morgan, Linton, Julien.
Regular meetings OF the board will
be held on the second Tuesday OF each
month at p m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
Germans Bombard compoigne.

Paris, June 1.-THE Germans are
bombarding Compoigne, 45 miles from
Paris, with big, concerted sea coast
guns, according to az official dispatch.
Shells from the German guns fell
near several Of the historic churches
in the city, but very little damage re-
suited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
Know Nothing of Offer.

By United Press.
London, June 15.-Officials here
claim to know nothing about any En-
glish offer to lift the embargo on food
shipments to Germany on condition
that Germany alter her submarine
policy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
BIG INCREASE IN
BANK CLEARINCS
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Kansas City, June 15.-Kansas City
bank clearings increased over 80 per
cent in May above last years May
figures.
Galveston is rated as second. with
an increase of 235 per cent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
MORE FOURTH FUNDS.

The Fourth fund now being raised
by the Retail Merchants association
has now reached total of $73S.5O,
and the committee is still at work. Ad-
ditional subscribers:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
Wilson Working for Peace.
BY United Press.

Washington, June 15.-The presi.
ident says the government of the
United States is doing what it can to-
ward bringing about peace in Europe
but is necessarily limited in its efforts
by the attitude of the belligerents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
DISCUSS WATER MATTERS.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Galveston, Tex, June f5-The
Southwestern Waterworks association
met here today. Matters relating to
purity of water supply and kindred
subjects were discussed at length.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
WEATHER FORECAST.


Tonight and Wednesday, generally
fair. warmer tonight. warmer in east
portion Wednesday.
Local Temperature.
During the twenty-four hours ending
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-06-15
WEATHER ELSEWHERE
Texas.

Western Union reports received at
s a. M:
Texas.
Generally good rains south and cen
trail Texas, west Texas cloudy. north
Texas partly cloudy Average temper
ature 6S to 81.
Oklahoma.
Generally partly cloudy, cool, light
rain at McAlester.
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Western Union reports received at
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-06
LII INSPECTION DE RESTtt-
NANSTS Y T0DN CLASE DE
;F:\T!S DE CDMIDi.

La inspection de- los hoirle>. res
iauraniS y ludo> ~ !u.ar"> pIIh!i-
COS rIundr 81 vrnIrH &'omilaS "n
san .AntaNio. c"mrnzari II pr6Nimo
tunes. bai" Ia supervision drl Con-
Srio dr >alubriiad. Las tarjeias tie
grado "n que - marrarin los pun
los h. SaIubrjdad a~iranHado>. sr!Iia
prop"rrionada> por rI SrcreIarjo
Herring del Department." 'irI IA
no Y s-rin sonirtida- 4 los MEM
bros del ,.onSrio IN 81 miiin inmr-
diaio para 81 ~aproharidn.
I.o, PLATES Il ;lu" Va 4 SuirIarSH
este trahaio dr Ia ~Saluhridad pltb!I-
"a han sd" prrSomaIm"ntr arr@Ia-
iaS Dor 81 S~rrrrlario HERRING. a~:S-
til" par los Inspectors h. r">iau-
ranI.~ y - "Sp"ran Il" Il los m"io-
re- rrSuiIadnS.
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S.N lNTUNfG L.iRRE DE- CAGES
J Nii,DS.

S,.=Iln 81 drrir del Jrrr Il" In
rnIiria Lancaster. In riudaI Il" san
Nn'oOin So haiIa prirtiram"n.r Il
Hrr Il. ya@ahumjo> y I'>"rupac"S
81. ,odt- classes. pora- Ur"iaS - han
rr..hiIn rn las ufjrjna~ de- Ia po-
'i.ia ,ir mrndi@oS lln. anuan wis.,
IaH,In rs ra-a> y piIIrIIo r"mi,ia.
No -. ven mrnli=oS IT, profession
~a,inrH.ios ru las raI''S rn 81 dis
iri,o Ir "A riu.Lad dondr rsIan -
~.aI.rri:tu> I.S u'=nclu> ' Iu> i&ir"-
urS IT, olra- parI"S del pals - han
aIriaIn i. r~la rju,Iad ,in>,tr harr
a.-unu> mr>,'s. Fl JEFF" Lancaster
upiua fur 81 >lDrma dr t"ahajnS
rorIaiu> para los presses - lie mag
uiflru rr~uilaiu: que 81 cortr 1t"
pi-,ira. 81 ir>monl". FL drShr"cr ii
a malrIa IN los SuhurhioS Al" Ia
riuIaI son iarra> muy IrmidaS p"r
los wages IL" profession. lnjrnrs
proruran marrhar>' m"i"r dr la
"por aI-uno. mc>r>. dIio LanraS-
ter. uurSIra> radrna> han r>iado IL
brr> del tramp professional. las ban
Ia> - @]aNi.as han "~mprrndIio ~
yurlu pur,Iu" 81 les ma rombatldu
Ell ioiuS >rntiIo>. FL i"fr de- detrr-
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gesto de contrariedad, al yer inte-
rrumpido su coloquio; Y cuando el
medico lie interrog0. contestole NAL
humorado Y desdonoso. Nerdad es
que pronto Sc domino; pero 81 Ii
gio habia ~concebido la eSperanZa de
cue 10 que ell joven habia Dido EN-
ell Ostrianum hubiera ejercido bene-
ficioso i~nflujo en- su alma de roma
no. tuvO que r]enunciar a ella; VIM
clio no habia cambiado mas que en- 10
tocante a Ligia; pero fuera de este
sentimiento ennob!ecido, en- 81 pc
enc seguia latiendo ell mismo corazon
duro Y egoista, corazon de romano y
de lobo, inaccessible a elevadas con-
cepciones, a las doctrinas del cris-
tianismo Y 4 la gratitud.
La doncella sali0 de Ia estancia
con ell alma LENA de zozobra Y de
ansiedad: habia ofrecido a Cristo
TN coraz0n serene Y cristiano, puro
como una lagrima, Y Ia serenidad de
csc corazon va no eXistia; un insecto
ponzonoso Sc habia posado en- Ia per-
fumada flor Y dejaba Or el denun-
ciador zumbido.
Ell sueno hugo de los ojos de IA
desventurada. aunque Ell c~ansancio
de las dos noches de vigilia Ia rem
dia: Y cuando logr6 dormirse no
consigui6 ell reposo necesario: soH6
que veia 4 Ner0n entrar en- Ell o.
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Divine Maestro; pero Ia vOz de In
conciencia lie avisaba pronto el peli-
gro en- que estaba de enganarse 4
81 misma, diSfrazando con e. Topa-
je de la carload los impulses del
amor: deciale que no era ell esprit
tn cristiano el que hacia Finicio Ia
impulsaba, sino ell amor y el secre-
to encanto que este inspira, encan-
to que va e~jeTcia el joven sobre ella,
atrayendola con fuerza irresistible.
Y asi viva Ligia: en- lucha cons
tante, cada dia mas cruel, Y como
aprisionada en- una red de tupidas
mallas. en- IA que cada e Sc en-
redaba mas, gracias a los esfuerzos
que hacia por librarse de ella. Ell
transcurso de los dias aumentaba en-
s1 coraz6n Ia necesidad de yer al
tribune. cada vez le era mas grato
escucharle, Y tenia que apelar a to-
das las energias de su voluntad para
no sentarse a su cabecera. Cuando
Sc aproximaba al lecho y veia que
IN rayo de algeria iluminaba el pa
lido rostro de Vinicio, sentia indeci-
bic gozo en- ell fondo del alma.
Tn dia ~sorprendio huellas del liam
to en- los ojos del ~joven, Y por vez
primcra en- Su vida pens6 q aqucllas
lagrimas podia ella enjugarlas oon
sus besos; mas asustada de tai idea
Continuity
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...> vnrr> Iiyina. ;hh. mo-. >aba>.
no purIrs sabrr ruauao 1r amo,
Vinicio Sc pas6 Ia mano por Ia
fr-~.a y rntoru6 jos oio>. 81 g.
racter no admicia termino medic pa-
RI amar nj para odiar. Sc eXpcesa-
ia con fuego y con vehemencia. CO.
mo el que no es dueno de 81 mismo =
carece &c voIuntad para e~nirenar J
medir las palabras ' los sentimien-
toS; pero hablaba Sinceramente ' con
tod8 su alma. SaItaba a Ia vista
cue Ia amargura, el anhelo, Ia pa
sion. todos aquellos senrimientos
acumulados ' confundidos duranre
largo tempo en- su coraz6n. Sc des-
bordaban Il fin. como torrenUe i'm
DetuoSo de fogosas fraseS. A:Igunas
de estas sonaban = blasfemias en- los
oidos de Ligia; sin embargo. Su CO.
raz6a palpitaba con fuerZa, como 81
quisiera romper II tuHica cue Gu
5ria su seno virginia.. Los sufri-
mientos de aquel hombre lie causa-
ban ?ena : compassion, y los homena-
jes cue le tributaba Il conmOvian
has.a 10 mas iutjmo de- III >"r. to
Mocha que era armada y Gelf:cada
hasta 10 infinto. que aquel hombre
peligroSo e indomable era suyO en-
cuerpo ' alma como un e~Sclavo. Y "a
c~onciencia del propio poder y !a De
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de Neron. y para venir a esta con-
cu.si6u hubia drialo Ia casa de AL
.i0. huiio ' ucultaioSr eli los Da-
.rios mas ~miserables? cQuitn era
Vinicio? Tn augustano, I'm c~ortesano
de Ner6n. que tomaba parte en- las
desenfreuadas orgias palatinas, cue
hacia ofrendas a los falSos doses
del pacanismo, en- los cuales no
creeria probablemente, Y sin embar-
20 les tributaba quito. Ninicio Ia
lanja ~prrSr@uiIo rnH rnSalamIrnio
para convertir!a en- su esclava. en- ST
concubina: para laEzarla EN- aquella
licenciosa V desenfrenada sociedad
cue Sc agitaba en- Ia molicie Y el
Iibertinaje, en- el crimen y en- IA des-
honra; en- aQuelIa sociedad que pro-
vocaba la c0lera Y Il venganza de
Dios. Verdad es que parecia mo-
dificado: pero. mo acababa de de-
cirle que 81 pensaba mas en- Cristo
Iur Ell Fl aborrrrrria 4 CriS!o? La
desd;chada, presa de indecible an
gustia, tuvo miedo de sentir un amor
que no fuera eli de Cristo, de incu-
rrir en- pecado contra e. y contra 81
religion.
En- el precise instante en- que en-
el alma de Ligia Sc libraha esta lu-
cha Sc present6 Glauco, que venia a
informarse de Ia saiud del paciente.
Este no fut dueno de reprimE IN
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trianum a Ia cabeza de un ejercito de
au~gustanos. bacantes. escribientes Y
gladiadores. V montado en- magnifi-
co CAIRO. El Cesar aplastaba 4 los
cristianos que caian bajo las ruedas
de su caro- adornado con guirnal-
Las De rosa>.y Ninirln. r>IrrchandOla
entire sus brazos, Ia llevaba a Ia Qua
driga. repitiendole al dido:
Ven: ven cor nosotros.
XXVII.
A partir de ]entonces, Ligia entr0
con menos frecuencia en- Ia habita-
ci6n del enfermo y Sc acerc0 pocas
wees al lecho; pero Ia calma no
volvia a su espiritu. Observable que
Vinicio Ia miraba con expression de
suplica. que soportaba en- si!encio su
retraimiento. temeroso de disgustar-
la con M queja Y de alejarla de
su lado, Y ~comprendia que ella era
para Ell joTen la felicidad Y Ia salud.
Cuando mas procuraDa s~ustraerse q
las miradas del enfermo, mas au-
mentaban Ia compassion y el interes
que el tribune lie inspiraba, Y mas
crecia en- su coraz6n la ternura. 4
veces Sc decia cue su deEer lie man.
daba precisamente estar a. lado del
paciente, tanto porque Cristo quiere
que Sc devuelva bien por NAL, como
porquc era necesario inculcar en- ell
amino del pagano las doctrinas del
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RENDliDN Ill: Ia Pi!!DRA tNGt'.
LAR DEL. iNTiGlD HOS
p!TiL DE IA CiUDtH.

la Srmama prINima. IN prrS"nrla
de- IaS autoridaIr> de- Ia C.iuiad y
d.I C]undado. SRA rrmovida Ia pic
dra angular del riificio del antigua"
Hospital.
- ignura rual sra 81 r]ont"nido
del irpisito Que 50 ~rnrurnlrr. de-
haio i" Ijrfia pi"dra, puI"S "n min
-iIla olirina pDIb!icH 81 ~ronsrryan
,laIrS a este r"sprrt". la que ha
Si:iu rau<a ,ir que - tIaya d"Sprr-
laio In rurioSiiad entire Ioi"> los
h]air.'lnlrS dr san Antonio.
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scuENcTHN Ocruhre

~ - -ts--N II : IN SNAN'AN -
Pasa De doscientos ;rcinta : nue-
We mtl!oncs de pesos cl total de las
sur1as estatadas durante los dlti-
mos cuatro amos al puo,ico de los
Estados Uridcs por los que venden
esaec!fisas para curar los males IL
ru~aDlcs. a~ccicncs para centupllcar
los ~pca2cnos capirales Y proceed
micutos para rec,.ic@" n obra De IA
Nsrvraicza. hacienda des&parecer
los dereelos Gisicos de c&da ciuGada-
HI , ..uIaaaua. nu"aa," g. J|n -
curse eli coJ,crno federal Ia promUl-
radio 6rdcacs de-IaraaGo fraudulent
~ 'as medicines cnyiadas al merca-
do por s. compa5ias manufacture
rs lie Droduc:os farEr2cei.:cos, Al
gu.9as de elias N.Y. ~poderosa@.
e. e. D2partame@,o de Correos
lie csra capita! hay an al,o funcio.
mario. uao de los ahogaGos consl!
torres. quien no tienc ORA mission
al. .a H.. f.".-i" IA laN~,'~.j-a'I"n d.
jos rr:...i:.. a.rHi.. ~ .#Gria~ Il" .os
csrafados ror medic del correo y
~ec9maada- cI p~oyeGimie":o que
de5a >cguiree en- cada case con,ra
l.s companies e~stafadoras. Ese i'm
p~crta~,e cargo csta descmpenado &C
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Sc NECESITAN MINEROS-Mins de S pies
de carbon. Ducn trabaIO. nina SEGA. casas
confortablaS. huena aqua y e~scIela ptiblica.
No pGgamIS irllSpOrte. TrabajO SECURE.
Tomcn 81 ferrOcarril Missouri. Kansas &
Texas. Independence Mining Company, phe-
Ian, Texas.
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NENDu urn pr"n>a. marra "ROlrcrS." QUAR-
10 Il" : rOlllinna>. "un >lIS rollers. etc. "a
rantIZ2Ha ~p"rir"i! ""ndiri6n. cn bGd"gI IL,
eSii ciI!dld. 'uniaG" q pliluS = persona
responsible. bIrIjan>r 4 Emile Flares,
froSt Nai!. Bank bldg. san Antonio. T.r.
Ni-Sl
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81 gS gu PUEBLO no hay ssenre de La
PHENSh dedlqueSe listed i venGeTls y 10
, lie darcmos Glestras condolences para
los aKcDtes.
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81 listed no pnedc renir a Ia Ofirina. Ia
bic por I~elcrCno. TrlTiS o NiievO No. PHI,
y I'm agcnic he n casa paSara I rccOger
SIls anunciOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-06

UIuRTT Nn-Sc vnnd". pOr icn"r que >a-
lIr. UH "Gcnrral Merchandise STORE IN
IN pcQUrIn I'urblu. NIrvu Mexico: nsGociO
bIrnO Y productive. ruicaiu dr ranches V
mln"rlieS. ron brilIantr cNprriatIva. ''Ilr-
phant Butte principal clientele m"yicanl:
capital nrrr>arIO ACCOMPLISHMENTS. $3.wrI.
birijaIi>r a Ernest llIHlZ". T.. -. EuN IL.
itlnrOn. New Mexico. 1T T.
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FFOsT BILg., HON~1Gl T. Y Nam Ave. Te-
~lefon0s: Travis 1895 Y 3GiI: Nuev0 t73.
FAHMACIA MDDERNA-I. Cabello V Siller.
VI. u. Prop. De las Facilitates Il" Mexico
V Austin. Tex. ESpcCialidad en- 81 traia-
mIcnIO de las Intermediates de las ~srioraS
' nIilpS. COnSult0rl0. 81 :. Laredo 81.
Residential, go :. Flores -. Tel6rOnos:
Nucro. "a; Crockett GjSj. san Antonio. Te-
xaS. ii-iG)
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paSa a Ia pagina 8, cOlunns 5.