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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06

Mrs. Mary r. Franse. Whoae az
dress IL West Point. Nebr., Box II.
has written to the Rinus stories
= very strong endorsement Of FEltt-
ole ana Hraxp. IN Der letter 2Es-
Franse says: ''About ten years aGo
j vac about to undergo an operation
for eall-stones when heard OF You
medicine. Dreadtng an operafloA
above everything Determined e ~
Eruitola and TEaxo and haSA 1eyek
been sorry / did 80. as have nGyer
been troubled with gaIl-stones since.
Truitola Is powerful lubricant for
the intestinal organs. and one go
is usually SUFFICIENT to give RMpte
evidence at it's efficacy, It eQktens
the eoneesteA masses. dtstpteGFates
the hardened particles that occasion
so much Suffering, and expe3s the
accumulated waste to Ehe intense 70
lief Of the patient. Following dose
OF FPaitola, ErAxo should be taken
thEee or foAr times 3 day In order te
rebuild and restore the system tneF
has been Weakepad and ruR AeER
bY canetant suffering. Il te sPaep,
did tonic acting on the ltEer ana
stomach most bepeaetaiiy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06

The two-dollar movie has also ar
rived. The Knickerbocker theater,
long known as the society theater
hacanse OF its pretentlous productions
has been secured by a syndicate tna~
y Mi mt on straight two dollar movie
shows and the audience Will dress a.
tI1sy would for the opera.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-There are
two young men In New YORK Wno
make their living in an odd way:
Thsy hire out as heroes for movie
thrills. When the regular leading as
fdr Sbalks at circus stunts Ine dfrecioS
cslIa in edward Gordon and Jonh
Austin, whose favorite outdoor Spot
is riding motorcycles over nisn ciins
and open draw bridges.
: sfsha thrill makers at one time fol-
lowed the perilous occupation o. as
scendinR In balloons at country fairs.
A. their courage grew they came %
New York and found ready .n masRes
"a * the side Of the huge Equitable
building hand over hand on 2 r9ps;
He also, while playing the part .. an
eseapine convict, 1eaped from a Terry
boat into the hoating ice OF the Hue
son last winter a.aa
Gordon and Austin are educated,
-.tssdy and abstemious. They say
that their temperam emf n a@map az
t * s,. Saxistence and adventure is the
rSiish with which they favor life.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
FEW AND SIMPLE
Words Only Are Now Reauifed
in British Criminal
indictments.

4Sorrespondence Of the Associated Press
LONDON, Aug. 5-A Dill Passea
abolished the time honpred wordy IN
dietment against prisoners, which IN
the form OF a parchment scroll fre-
auently twelve feet ieng, has Tor
many generations been 3 feature Of
the British criminal courts.
The bill requires that q prisoner
shall be charged in few and simple
words. and the charge must pc Wr3l-
ten or printed on papar-not paFch-
ment-not longer than foot SQUARE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06

serious turn Of mind can Apd eeI rs-
lieious books and pamphlets which
preach their own lessons about Inc
great var. The law Of var has been
honored With z2f eontFahA ons.
White 79o books contain the pefsoRak
memoir of dead or living paFtIcE-
pants ia the great events Of the hrss
500 days OF dghtapg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
FIELD OF VICTORY
Desired as Her BURIAL Place by -
Wealthy French Woman.

fcorrespondence OF the Associated Press.l
~ f5HRIS. Aug. 5.The will Qt 9
wealthy WOMAN resident Of MarsslIles,
who died q few days ago, contains
the following clapsei
ssIf die before the end OF host11f-
ties 1 ask that my body may be la1o
nrovisionalIy in the fapiiy vault, and
that It shall eventually be inferred m
the field where the final decisive VIC VIC.
tory is gained. leave the whole OF
nv fortune to the town which bears
the name of this victory
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06

Rroadway's newest drink-p on
Intoxicating, of eoprse-is called a
cool Quick" Here is the way to
make It: Take one large tumbler
half filed with ice. the juice from
half a lime. fill with ginger ale and
after stirring 1t well decorate with
mint. Broadway mostly likes a
kick In it's beverages, but somehow
1t has taken to the new invention Of
the mixologist. II you have never
INDUCED. take it home and try 1t on
the refrigerator. It's harmless any
way.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06

The swan song of q race is re-
vealed in the census count of 4.451
indians in New York against $3.50
in 1905. Few are full bred. In the
north their veins carry paleface
blood and on Long Island they are
almost negroes.
Central New York Indian was among
the finest of his race. A high civili-
zation marked his long houses and
well titled fields and his political
keeness profigured the Seymours,
Maroys, and Kentons who were to
follow.
He held the passes from the Hud-
son by woods creek to Lake Champ
lain and from the Mohawk by onsida
Lake TO Ontario and the interior
the routes later. of the canals and
RAILROADS that made the empire
state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06

pledged 10 speak or write a word OF
praise whenever a kind. courteous Of
polite act comes under their obserya-
tion.
II a member of the clnp sees q coz
tductor help an aged lacy to saltgns
from street car. 1t is his duty TO
compliment the railway employee. II
a policeman is polite to a Stranger o.
perform some similar act or courtesy.
It is the duty of the member TO write
a letter to his newspaper about II.
In short 1t is the aim of the cluo
to recognize kind acts whenever they
are performed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06

Corner Of Thtrd and ke ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
Are DBPORTED.

ATHENs. Aug. 5-Fhe IuTKisl
authorities have ordered the
deportation into the interior OF az
Of AfyaIik. on the coast Of Asia
minor. The number effected by tne
order Is. 12 900. many of them pelng
Of Greek nationality. Greece has
protested against the measure
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
Music FoR SOLDIERS.

ocorrespondence of the Associated p-ess.l
PARIS, Aug: Specially con-
structed talking machines are now
being manufactured by . Paris busi-
ness house for use Ia the trenches.
The reproduction is just suflctently
loud for listeners close to the ma
chine. Several thousands OF the ma
chimes have already been sent TO the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06

The kind Words Club has been or
4tAnized. Anybody can join. Bishop
Gharles Williams, OF Michigan. who
n spending a month in New York, -
snoHsor and suggestor or the new o.
gSnfzation. The club members arr
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06

Another typical New York ro-
NANCE has just become public. 1t
concerns the romantic transfer of
Myrtle Higgins. a poor girl, from 9
hall room TO the ST. Regis bridal
suite. In an incidental manner Miss
Higgins met Col Billy Rewe. Jr-.
wen known about town. There was
quite difference in their ages. but
Col. Rowe won her over. And so
they were married.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01

Entire los aprehendidos 1lti-
mamente figuran los siguientes:
Donaciano Hernandez. Francis
co Riojas, Juan Rodriguez. Juan
Herrera, R6mulo Aguilar, Juan
Cara, Epifanio Anguiano, Tirso
Barragan, Julian Espincsa, Je.
sds de Vale, Ramon Amanda,
Baltazar Martinez. Pablo Villa.
rreal, Epifanio Alamantes, Vic.
toriano Gonzalez, Pedro CARA,
Andres Guerra, Leonardo Vaz.
quez, EIiseo Coronado, Cris6fo, o
Treyi1o, Santiago Trevino v Ar
cadio Hernandez.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01
APREH EN- STONES

Ell domingo anterior, fueron
aprehendidos. por las autorida-
des locales, los oradores socialis-
tas Que cada ocho dias venian
predicando, frente al mercado
Colon, doctrinas disolveptes. FL
guran entire ellos los Srss. j.
Hernandez Y T., Serna, ell prime"
70 director de una hoja socla'ista
titulada :'Lucha de Glasses"
Escuchaban a los socialistas
cerca de mil personals, pero to-
dos ellos sc disolvieron o indica-
clones de la Autoridad.
Tn dia despu6s, las mismas
Autoridades procedieron a la
apprehension de veintitr6s mexi-
canos, acusados, segdn Sc decfa,
dc ser partidarios del famoso
plan de San Diego" manifesto
extravante que proclama Ia Re-
publica de Texas, segregando
los Estados de Texas, n. Next
co, Arizona. California Y Colora.
do
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01
DetaI|es sObfe Ia deTota de viNistas
en- Magddena, Sonora

Sc nos :nforma, que fuerzas de
caballeria, perfectamente muni--
r'onadas, y que Ferteneeen d
Columna del Cor0nel- Carlos Ca
rranza, dc las fuerzas del Gral.
PIutarco Elias Gales, tomaron la
fensiva el dia Is anterior, sohre
mas de luiniantos VilhstaS. que
50 nabian hccho tuerte& en- la pla
IN It" Mag,'a}cnn. Sonora.
La vigoroSn rasiStrncia nnemi-
"a cnnrdccin 4 las nuestr3s, quie-
les dcspa6s dc cinco horas 3e
s&ngrIcn'a y cucarul2ada lucha,
poscSionAronsc de aqUclla pobla-
n0n, cn ia que e capttTarOn III
rncmigo 0,1O0 cArtuchoS. 140
"rmas do ditcrcntcS cstiIos Y ca,-
!ihrcs, 1910 cabaiIoS ensllados Y
$50 prl,ioneroS, calculdndosc en
cen las baias encmigas.
Entire cstOs SO enconir0 q ca.
davcr dnt llamado Coronel Lucas
Osos. Los oficiales que pcrdfc e.
ION los VilliStas en- cs4c cncueu-
tro, fucron dos Mayor IS, dos Ga
litanes Pr:meros y tres segundos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01
los pueb|es de nlIaea Y
Greet Csplufados

Los Coroneles onstitucionslis-
t,rs, RafDl Becerra Miguel Ras-
con. pertenccientes d Ia Brigada
,ane en- i Estado dc chihuahua
opera bajo las 6r-Iencs inmediatas
Del Gral. Luis Herrera. despu6s
d. ocupur el lnpprtantc mineral
dc Bataplias y It, hahcr librado
dos rombltsr miI con los Villi,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01
El Estado de- Sonora PRO
hivicionista
DcGrct0 del sCral. Gales

Fin el Estadb ,ic Sonora, " en-
Ia zona que Kn logrado, contro.-
lar, el Oral. Elins"EalteS,. liza rsxpe-
tido IN deeret9,gyauee.t tjendee IL
cortar d. raizsel;anSo de lasFhebi-
das cmbriag tes.:"'s' ;. =.
La paste 'esenk,Gr''dA DenretG.
esta eoncebido dll. los signicntes
terminus:
I. Quedn absolRtamenta. .proh,-
bido Ell G; Estadt, de Sonora, III
importation, venta y tabricacii,,
de bebidss embrisgantes. !.
II. Sc consider an como bebidas
1;nbriagaiites, aquellas .4ue' con.
tengan Rnohol Ell cnalauier can
t,dad. D.. ,-r
III. 'as per>r naE iatie infrin.
'"n el artGe,ulo | seran castigaaas
con cinco amos de prisi6n cue i'm.
pondra este Ejeeutivo mlentras ),
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01

Pt1-te d., estas yictorioSas fu t.
aas Lealcs, sc des' ar6 en- pcrscc,l-
Gl6n de Los dcrro'ados l. duicn.s
Sc les dis alcancc Ell cl puerto
denomin>do Molino "La Favori~
tn' done" el cnrH,igo en- ycz de
huir OpoHunameUtr, 81 hizo fu"r
t., dando & comprcndcr nuc -
qnel era Nt iltimo rrducto. pucS
81 nllmcI,2 de perscGlIidorcs era
nmv superior / rl!oS, uuc sin pc,
Ger escabar nu 'daron oopactos
CT aqnc!Ia fortificacjIn. Ia rual
Sc lc prcndi6 fuCg0.
Tan luego como q Yoraz Gle
mcnto principle sI'S os,rago&. los
n1cstr0$ carEaron con mayor bri9
sobrc los "cfuGiadoS. que cn mime
20 dc cnGrGnta qurdaron Srpulto-
dos, cntr" las o,ni2as d"l Mott,
no antcs cltado.
Tales son en- cscncia los da .-
tos oficin!cs que 50 rindcn so.
hre este nncucntro, cn,rc ambHS
phrtidas y cnya victoria Sc rcSoi
VIC favorable 8 los ConStitucio
nalista as.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01
MEDIC MILLION DE PESOS
RH BARRAS,

Tn tfen pronedente del int.
r'or Gle. "ezico que saii6 desdc
~ na@" % = ,I.S N"''o "'f
Dicrn from cs,a c..mn,,nl,n 10
is carro,, cargaLo, dc. oro y pla.
ia. pertenecientc i una negocia-
''oif 'plnerh americana, Que ten"
~" ~ " '""'"
'"'' ''''N "'''"ieS' - est
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01
ClncO revoItosOs Mexico Texanos
tuerOn muertoS

Cinco rcvolmclonarios MGxic }.
1cXanoS, que op":aban en- los IL
11itcs con Mexico y que saquca-
ton 1ltjmamrn1c 81 rancho Dc
'tom love. en- 81 tondado Dr. I'll
Easo, r@SlItarou 'nucrfoS cu IN
CHcucntrn sostcnjdo coh Hoiiahos
ameticaucs.
III grupo dc sc|dado&, cstuvo
90 persecution d4 clioS, toha
Inn uo"nc haSta que loer6 dnrjcs
Hcancc ~ las mcntafas del A..
gaia, EDs Mexico 'icxunos. Al
dar&@ cUonta dc Id poraccuci6n de
0uc cram ohjcto, qUricron el fuc4o
4uc fut contcsta.lo dnsde lucgo
t1rr lo4 eoidado& y cuaudo 4
combatg finali&6. iDs cinco Yrvol,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01

rcstaBlee's el PottGr Judicial, ha-
csfl1do constar el procedimiento,
en- una aeta donde sc rceibira la
declaration do los responsables :.
lGs pruobas que hubierc en- pro
= en- contra. ,..
A loa comp!ichs y cncubrido :
res SO lss i,npondrk prikion de
tres, 4 dos, afios, regpectivaRrfente
Nv. Los delitos do embriague2,
sc castigaran con las pcnas que
"a tienet. senalnd0s en- ell C6diso .
Penal, ll%vandose d cabo 81 mis-
mo procaQimientn sumarie que So
'cxpresn cn la primera parte del
Art. III, entire tanto sc, estable.-
Gfn los 7, ;bunales.
TRANSITORIu. -- yta ley GO
rnenzara /, rcgir desde sa publica
'ci6n, Qu> efecuatran, los iefcs
n!ilitares.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01
sE CoRTAN LAS CoMUNICh,
CLONES.

Tnroruacioncs que nos llo9an
,1r FL raso, Tc&os. dan ii como,
c,r Dc on, Nonud i'ando, gene.
ri Vliisa, nombrado rccjcnt" =
monte ror villa. toGc dc los I'c d
rrocami 4 I'll IL Division dc Chi
lnuahua. ta mandado cortar los
itloa talDgrhHicos cntr Ctndad
,luhrr2 Y Chihua'rua, con 81 pro
rbaito d. quc la5 aGancias de l''~
Cor1nac6n ignorru las dcrrotas
oue aufr on Ia "ctualidad Ia fa@.
on Villtsta,
ia ccasura. qu, cxigte, con
tai motive, cs htolora5loj pcro
de todos nodos ineficaz, pues IS
U0blico Y notorio los continues
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01
Il seruCi0 0b|igatOrio
en- IA zOna viNiStd

Viaieros que a1ai,an de llegYr
i Ell Paso, Texas. procedentes !.
del Sur lie la vteinA Republics,
proporclnnaron interesantes in
frrmaciones acerea. dc la, sitpat-..
c'6n por que atrhviesa la redne;~.
da 2ona que tienc bajo su cen--
troll ell Yillismo.
Estas, informaciones asegllraa
Cue villa esta d.spuesto q no
l'crmitir haio nngdh eoncepto,
Que salgan del te.~itorio que ssta
baio su dominic, .1ing1n empleads
civil nj Inenos militar. pues que
todos dcben ayudarlo, y correr Ia
snertes que el cosrra. Para el e.
fPcto, ha librado [rdenes & las
""toridades de todas las poblacior
res, prohioiendo la salida da cuaE,
Guicr~empieado, sin el preVio per,
MISC de Fl.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01
OpIni0neS de Ia Prem
!" sa Sud-AIneIiCana


Grand period cos dc Buenos,
Aires, Capital dc la Republica ar
gentina., dedican ;randes, comenta
f,os' e y, %situacl0n le,"M6xico,
,e;tzgandp & esta. desdS' er f,pnnto
Nls vista de las c.mfereRcias4 Pan
Ameriealss, celearadas >alti1namet
t. ensWaShington = .at.,"'
:. En%Ant'EeneraliA iAad,, lossperi6dl.
.tss, argsnLinos olinah que ell go.
fiefno. dc aqnella ,Naei6n.' 'fio debe
iigudar cns ninP,,na forma q las
tendencies de Es.ados unidos, po,
" que x.spectot. 81 ataque de IL
soberania Nde Mexico,
Z. He aqtt como Sc expresan alsl
DOS peri5dicos;
TIA Pronsa" dice que, Ia acti,.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01

tt:d del ~. Carn,Eza, justificn los
tcmores ,nanifestattos por la Ar
gentina desde el principle dc las
CnnferenaIas.
"El Nario'" dee: "Argentina
70 puede ayudar 4 que Sc haga
lie Mexeo otro Santo Domingo.
La Razon" dice. Els la opinion
general en. la Argentina que el
Gobierne debe ryspetar la inefcper
dncia esicana y no mezclarsc Ell
lcs asllntos interiures de Mexico "
"El M,rcurio gle Valparaiso
dee: Es Ia opin IN dc toda Ia
prensa Chifena, que deberiamos
eatudiar la martera de avudar !,
nuestra Republics hcrmana 4
defender gu sober ania.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01
NUM-. 134a

Villa segln sc ha hecho publ
co, ha stabaeGido ell servieie mi
lhar ehliRatorio, en- tada la re-
ai6n aue 'lo1ninan sus fuerzas. 30
asegara, icualmente, que Villa ha
dscho, Que tOdJ agual que haya
recihdo In peso: de- la Teeoreria
tk, su g,bisrno, ,leber6 unirse Is
q por esa sola ;,ircunstaneia Y
I'gres4ar sas servlcios, con las ar.-
r. rs en- ,s mano para combatir
contra los Const,tucionalistas.
Rcina, con este. decreto, justi-.
4; nTa alarma entire todos los in
's1viduos que residtn en- Ia zona
r'sS 81 Goninads; pues temen, y
* n raz6n. ser obieto de atenta.~
e'es DE pArte da los caesques Vi
ffstas> que impo.>ntes para eom-
b'.tir 3 los leaEes, recurrren d pro,
ctdlmientos> extremes,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01
()tro taIsa version dc
"E| beInjcrata"

Despues de 10 publicado re-,
cicntemente, en- nuestro colega
Gel Dem6crata de Monterrey,
con fccha 26 Sc ticne noticia, de
que ell In slguicntc edici6n. Sc.
GIN "El Express public6 un ar
ticulo, baio 81 titulo de Ga Re =
voluci6n progresa Ell Texas"
En- cl artfcrlo de rcfcrencia, Sc
dice onc cl moyllnieto sdicioso Ell
Texas. hp tornado proporcioncs
muv scrlaS y que son impotcntss
las aultoridadrs .Amcric0nas para
sofocarIos. Que II leyantamicn-
IL no rs solo dc mcxicanos RE
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01

toSos, t1cron rnc,utrados mierr~
tOs
No Sc sahc 81 dr partc dc goa
Ac'dado3, hubo heridos nuc lamon-
tar
Ne les rccogioron o}no de %
A"o habian robada; entire clio IN
rabal'o dc la prorjcdad del Roy.
l. H. Ml!ican d. Alamom.
In tClogramo fu@ cnyiado por
'"2 soldados del ttobierno. N Ad.
n'lnIstr0 io& io In Aduana senor
Obj, sopIicaudole cnviara 4 an
t"mbr". ruc pud.rra iHprtificar !
'ho dc l. < cadGpt rca; pues Sc pre-
|'nc du, uno Il" elias sea Il dc
PH$enal oroZco, por su gran SO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01
Fl GraI Carranza tras|ada
los 5. P0deres q Mexico

III Oral. Don Nrultstiano Ga
rama, Primer 1clc del Ej6rcito
ConstltuatcnaliSla. ha pen4ado
trasladar los StrprcUtos Podcras.
dc VcraorN 4 Ia citltIad a. Nj
&jco, ell pr1Simo @6bado.
Todas rs ofrC,nas Que depcn-
den dirert1mcntc de- SUI e0bier
10, han sido trasladadaS ya, 4
exception, le l0a Miulsterios ao
Refacionas y Gobornaeidn.
los rumores que cireularon de
cira oonferencia Pan. Americana,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01
So AprOxima eI 10 de SeptlembrG,


Las Socirjudes MutuaIis
tas, los Club patri6ticos =
Agrupacicnea Mcxicauas,
dcUen hot.far Il gus heroes,
81 prdximo JIG dc Septiem..
brs.
Los talleres do "ET, REGI.
)R' 81 de,ono de la preusa
esDanola en- los Estados u
maos. ci1a1t "a con los ele--
mo ltoa mae modernos, para
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01

Las pequcnas gavillas, que me
Hodeaban en- aquclla region, han
nidO sacramento cscarmentado$,
y muchos de los pucblos dondo H..
hicicron rrnpcicN. gozan hoy
dr absoliita cnlmn
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01

Ia impression de proyertivOs
ca,lcles, rrogramas 4 in..
yiteciones ratri6ticos, i un
peestjo uOdGrado.
OUlene nstfd sUa trabajos {
Il nuestros taiIeres, segtros
tie que Quslara satisfecho.
Dni1ase 4 la Sra, Iniema
T. de Cruz Dwyer, Ave,
AZ. San Antonio. Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01

ID Icna 6csmora, ,zacion que cxic
tr entire as filas fillisins, 4 eau.
sa dc los continues fracazo&, que
Ian rcelb'do OF tCdos los eomha
les.
Las familas, bon cmpczado i
crnzar u rio, on provision de III
maunc.
la communication fcrroca"rrilr.
m In sido jntcrrwnpida, para ha.
cor mas fficoz cl atnduc 3 nYitag
q cnvio t;o rcfunrzos, ..
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01

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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-09-01

FL RECiDoR'' hrs the lareest
circulation 81 any 81 thu Spanish
papers In Texas. Our books are
open Tor public inspection.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-29

ire glad TO snow their gOOOS, WnctncT you
have any idea of buying or not. So Dot
knew Just what she wanted-a nut-brown
suit, trimmed in black fur.
"Send out pair of gloves to match"
she told the salesgirl.
Then she looked over the big assortment
of morning dresses and selected two-one
of navy blue French serge, trimmed with
blue taffeta and white buttons and another
Of dark green broadcloth, with velvet trim
mings.
''Now let us see that afternoon dress OF
rose taffeta that admired so much yester-
day" said Dot, and the look was sufficient.
II WIS ordered sent out with the others.
Then The bride-to-be stepped into the
millinery department and selected two hats
Ia large black dress hat and smaller
travelling hat. f*
81 wai.t a between hat, too" she said to
the sales slrl, "but am going to leave that
selection to you" then to Jack: "lts per-
fectly safe to leave it to these milliners,
they have such exquisite taste"
"Dot," said Jack as they were leaving,
II have often heard men joke about their
wives spending so much time and money
at Davidson's. just want to say don't
blame you. That is the prettiest bunch of
clothes ever saw-and there are some
other dresses up there you must get when
we have more time"
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-29

shades-5lpine green, bottle green, blue,
several different shades of gray and SO on.
Finally they selected light gray hat with
dark black band decidedly one of the
nobbiest in the lot. Of course new derby
YVES added to the LIST, and when Jack saw
the new TTPPERARY caps that had just
arrived, he added one of them, too.
He and Dot had no trouble selecting
eight beautiful patterns in Bates-Street
shirts, and while they were looking at the
big variety Jack whispered to Dot: "They
charge only $1.50 each for these shirts, but
they are easily worth $780,"
Then, as he turned to leave, he called to
the salesman: "Add half dozen suits of
Cooper's spring-needle underwear, medi-
um weight. Also eight or ten pair Of Phoe-
nix silk hose, in assorted colors."
"Oh, jack" cried Dot, pointing to some
women's hosiery on display, "men don't
wear long hose like that, do they?"
'.No, DEAR" answered Jack. "You see,
DEAS AND DUKE are exclusive agents
in Hattiesburg for Phoenix silk hosiery,
the best silk hose on the market, and they
carry full line for women as well as for
men,"
"Add three pair of black, two pair Of
white and two pair Of gray for me" called
Dot as they left the store. And the sales
man heard Jack remark to her, That's the
incest shop Il ever bought furnishings in"
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-29
Dot Buys Her Irousseau

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