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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23
Approves Two New Buildings.

Glass A construction terra cotta
fireproof buildings for the Northern
hospital at Sedro- Woolley. to cost
approximately $1s8.0O0. have been
authorized by the state board of con-
troll, which has also approved plans
for an administration building at the
state school for girls, Grand Mound
to house all officers of the institu-
ton and provide living quarters for
rs girls. This building will be built
of pressed brick with tile roof. All
buildings constructed by the state
now are fireproof.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23
Faces Serious Charge.

M. E. Kelley, local gardener, 81
years old, arrested Saturday after
noon on a charge of an attempted in
decent assault on 9-year-old girl,
now faces a charge of attempted
rape" new information having been
filed against him the fore part of this
week by Prosecuting Attorney Geo.
F. Yantis. Kelley has engaged At
torney Thomas M. Vance to defend
him. The alleged assault created
disturbance temporarily
in the vicinity of the girls home.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23

Be 1t Resolved by the City Council OF
the City of Olympia:
l. That it is the intention of the
CITY Council of the City OF Olympia to
order the Improvement OF FSnr tn street street
street east to the city limits. and Puget
street from the south margin OF Third
street to the north margin OF Fourth
street. by constructing water mains.
hydrants. service pipes and connections
and appurtenances therein; and doing
such other work as may be necessary
in connection Herewith, all In accord
ance with plans to be prepared by the
City Engineer. 1t Is the intention OF
said City Council to have said work
done by the city itself and not upon
competitive bids.
2 That all persons who may desire
to object thereto are hereby notthed to
appear and present such objections At At
held in the Council Chamber in the City
building in the City Of Olympia. at 1910
O'Clock p. m. on the 18th day of August
1915. which time and place Is hereby
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23
|TALY'S KING A
POPULAR RULER
Mere Like q p.cc.lant Than
a Monarch.
.HEY call him king. but in truth

~HEY call him king. but in truth
he Is more of Il confrere, Il fell
low citizen. Il president of a re-
public than a king OF a mon
archy. 1t Is safe to say if Victor En-
manuel Ill. by some turn Of fortune
were dethroned tomorrow and Italy
were asked to elect u president his
name would be Victor Emmanuel. For
he is heart and soul Italian, the idol Of
the nation which at last decided to
side with the allies.
1t was thoroughly characteristic of
him, when Italy entered the war, to
throw aside his scepter, place his cousin,
the Duke of Genoa, on the throne while
the king mounted his horse and rode
away with his army. Anybody can sit
on a throne; it takes a brave man to
ride to war;
But Victor Emmanuel has never
shirked danger. From the day when
his father, King Humbert was assassi-
mated in 1900 and the new king stepped
into his place he has played the man
When they bore Humbert, the victim
of the anarchist Bresci. to his tomb in
the Pantheon. Victor Emmanuel Ill.
followed afoOt all through the streets
of Rome the royal remains, despite the
imminent danger from more anarchis-
tic uprisings.
'Why run these unnecessary risks?"
one asked him.
Running risks is my trade" an
swered Victor Emmanuel III. He will
be following his trade in truth in the
war.
In so far as any man can be trained
to be king the monarch Of the Ital-
ians is he. Truly Spartan in it's rigOr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23
SQUAD BROIIERS.

SQUAD BROILERS.
One of our Thurston county poul-
trymen recently inquired as to the
exact meaning of squad broilers and
whether or not we considered them
profitable. For the beneAt Of those
who are interested in this side Of the
poultry business we are reproducing
the information given in our letter
in answer to the inquiry.
SQUAD broilers are chicks eight to
ten weeks old that weigh from three
quarters of a pound to pound and
quarter when dressed. They are
scald-picked and sold undrawn to the
better classes of hotels and cafes and
are there served the same as quail or
pigeon squads.
The White and Buff Wyandottes
are undoubtedly the finest SQUAD fowl
in existence because of their small!
bone and early plumpness and the
fact that their color does not leave
any dark pinfeathers to mar the ap-
pearance of the carcass. White Leg
horns are more extensively used for
SQUAD broilers for the reason that
where many chicks are Matched and
the pullets raised for laying purposes
the number of cockerels Is neces-
sarily large and this surplus is early
disposed Of as SQUAD broilers.
The SQUAD broiler season proper
comes In between September and
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23

April. During this time there are
but few what we term "springers'
on the market. BY September prac-
tically all Of the chicks have grown
to the large roasting size and Spring
ers" do not again put in their ap-
pearance in any numbers until April
or May. To be profitable squad broil-
ers should be raised quickly and sold
to first-class hotels. restaurants or
clubs by the pair as pigeon squads
are sold and not by the pound. 1t is
useless to expect to dispose of any
considerable number in the smaller
communities, for the demand simply
isn't there. There can be no doubt
that there is a profit to be made in
this line il handled right, for the
field Is far from crowded and then,
too. most poultrymen prefer to wait
few weeks longer and sell the chicks
as large roasters. Success would de-
pend upon putting the squads on the
market in the right condition to the
right parties and at fancy prices.
SQUADS should be Especial fat
tened" for about two weeks before
putting them on the market. the milk
and mash method being the pre-
ferred, for It produces flesh rapidly
and softens the muscles and tissues.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23

public. There is a big field for egg
farmers who will handle their stock
right, feed the right kind Of food to
produce large, rich. wholesome eggs
and then advertise it. There's lot
of difference between small. lean
eggs that are produced from food Sc
cured in the dung pile and eggs pro-
duced from clean, wholesome food.
Ever think Of what kind Of eggs you
are eating, Mr.. Consumer?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23
Aliens May Take CLANS.

On the ground that clans and oys-
ters are domestic animals. rather than
wild animals. Attorney General w. v.
Tanner has ruled that the prohibition
IN the new fish code against aliens
taking these shellfish for commercial
purposes does not apply when the
biyalves are taken from lands owned
by these aliens.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23
CITY TREASI RER.S XARRANr cAII

Notice Is hereby given. That all gen
eraI lund warrants on the City of Olym-
pia up to and including warrant num-
per ooi. issued November 49, 1914. all
street fund warrants up to and includ :
ing warrant number 26S, issued March
80 l9lo will be paid on and after July
20 1913 and no interest will be allowed
after this date.
JULIA E. WALDRIP,
City Treasurer.
Published July 90 and 30 19lh
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Republicans to "Fee<l" July 81.

Some SO Republicans of the city
and county have been invited to at
tend a luncheon in this city Satur-
day, July 81, County Chairman e. H.
Sanford having sent notices this week
to the different precinct committee
men and several prominent party
men. A speaking program is being
arranged and will be announced
later.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23

The boys and girls Of this county
are now practically assured that the
county fair, as we'll as the poultry
show to be held in December. will
have a special poultry department
devoted to the interests Of the boys
and girls poultry clubs. Just watch
the young poultrymsn 90 after the
prizes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23

Christensen & Spillman of this city
have the contract for the new one
room schoolhouse in the Meadow dis
trict, now being built.
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+ + = - ** **** 49, + = + = = = - j. = +
Poultry and Pet Stock
Conducted by Thomas p. Horn.

+ + = + + + + + + + = : : = = :. + 4
in
Washington
p.
publication week should be
editor of this department by Monday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23

IAN egg is an egg" is the idea too
generally accepted by the egg buying
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23
RESOLUTION NO. "O4.

w. A. HOAGE, City Clerk.
Published July 90 and 30, 1913.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23
RESOLUTION NO. POS.

W. A. HOAGE. City Clerk.
Published July 90 and 30. 1918.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-10
IN \liEiO SISTEMA DE. PAGOS i
Los EMPLEiDOS DE IA COM
P.tNIA TRACTION
ELECTRlCA.

con motive de- que durantr los,
u!iiInOS 30 diaS. In Compalia de-
Traction electrical ir San ADt0nI"
tuyo que pagan much0 mennS tr Io
one 0rdlnariam"ntr PIAZZA pOr cau-
81 de- academies. Il los dammit
rados, Theron rrpariIi0s rnIr" los
"~mplcaIoS H. "a mi,ma. r"rra tr
SSS que Iurdaron del fondo drSti-
naio 4 aluri obirin. - "ntIend"
que RI rrpart0 So hiZo cnir" los
rmplradoS del Dnparlamcnto de
traSportrS inicamcntc, en- Ia pro-
porriGn lie uu ! por ricnlo Sobr"
>uS r"SpcrtivoS salaries.
FL yirn-prrSidrnic he Ia Compa-
Hia ha hablado a est" "frrt0 con los
rmplradnS Sc=IIn nos Inforrnam ha-
rifnI0lrS yer como 81 rrSuitado
mr - Ina ohteniIo depend" del
ruidado como 81 oprrc ron las ca
Hes tie Ia riudad. X Ia CompaHia
Irene SnhrantrS rOn este motive.
-SnS %ohrauirS >rriu r"parl!dOS
entire lbs rmp.,1i"s: pnro. i pnr 81
~runtrariu. iuylrrr ai4rin ryrr>0 So
br" los qur jr o"riinar!" para p"r
ralin de- a~rriirnIrS. "]ni0nrrS clos
90, .,g.. -.. .TE.,t. r.. -
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CuandO lego 0breg6n al PalaciO
del GobicrnO. 4 i@nSianriaS de una
muliitud que 80 habia agrupad0
frrntc al cdiririO. Sali6 4 unO de los
balconies V arrng6 Il los p]rrScntnS
"NprcSindoSc en- los Si=uicntrS ter
minoS: 'El que varila ante eI drbcr
rcnuncia a SuS irrccho> he hOmbrr.
He qurrIdO vcnir 4 Ia frOniera 4
cSircchar Ia manO del hfrOc del
Ebano ..IacintO Trevin0I. 4 darlc
un abrazo con 81 Diniro brazO que
me deid Ia "traici6n."
villa csta aniIuiIado: prro 81
enemigo no cs,i vrncidO. FL enemi-
20 no eS Villa: hay que combatir
Otro rnemigo: Il los traidOres Y
robardes que 10 ayudan, al que no
rSta cnfrcntr. cue 10 tenemos de-
lrd>. Sicmpre en- ar"cho...
"Prr0 Il csc cncmi.O 10 arraSa-
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CARR. AlU
Mistral, 81 gran poeta
p%royensal

Federico M.straI, e. gran pocta
Drovenzal. muri0 en- MailIane. su tie
"a nativa. 4 los ochenta Y cuatro
amos de edad. el dia - dc mario de
1914.
Su figura egreg.a de patriarch Sc
evantaba muy alto, pues e. fue padre
9 TODD ei renacimiento glorioso de
/ luminosa TERRA de Proyenza.
Con Ia inspiration. noble ' fuerte.
de solo puede dar el genio, creo una
e las mas bellas figuras de Ia lite
ltura europea contemporaries: Mi
.ya, hija del sol meridional de Pro-
enza; obra publicada en- 1889. uni
ersalmente admirada ) traducida 4
lsi todos los idiomaS del mundO.
Sus poemaS Calendar Y Nerto, son
ambien De una alta inspiration V
z una gran fuerZa emotiva; tienen
| sabor de toda II terra suya que
antO amaha, 10 mismo que Sus poe
las l]iricas, De una perfection Y de
ma simplicidad idiIicas.
Mistral Sc distinguio siempre por
N gran amor u Catalina, hermana
e su bella patria.
Viva retirado en- su casa solaricga
!e MailIane. coronado por IL gloria
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-10

cartas de Paris sufran algun retraSo,
0cultaba Sus temores para no au-
mentar los de Cecilia. Todas las ms
hanas, despues del desayuno, las j6-
venes c|orrian a casa de Painblanc V
lie interrogaban; pero este NADIA saba
tampoco de Noel.
FL domingo, despues de II sema-
ma de espera in~terminable, vieron en-
cl canine q Painblanc, que venia a
su encuentro con aire muy allegro.
Una cartai-les dijo.
Cecilia Ia cogi6; pero 81 mano tent
blaba demasiado.
-iToma!-dijo, dandosela a su
prima.
Anita rompi0 el sobre Y lego.
-iVuelve?-decia Cecilia, fijos
los ojos Ell los de Anita,-jNuelve en-
seguida? 5Manana?
No: ten calma.
Entraron EN- casa de Painblanc.
Anita lie hizo seha de que las deiara
sofas y, volviendose hacia ST. prima,
lie dijo:
- Escucha ahora Y ten valor!
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FOLLETIN No. 25
e. PROSCRIPTO.
TONY REYILLON.

0 un radical" como Sc dice ahora.
Pase que mi sobr:na renga esas ideas;
las ha heredado dc 81 padre, que mu-
rio en- "a emigration. Por mi parte,
quiero IN yerno que piense como yo.
-Tieue listed raz6n que lie sobra.
-EStaba SECURE lie que no ME fal-
raria 81 aprohaci6n.
e Gia transcurri6 tristemente. CO
mo de costumbre. los dos hombreS ha-
blaror de politica. Anita, leyendo eA
diario de Noel. sc indignaba 0 es-
rremecia. Segun los casoS; Cecilia,
inuuieua. parecia darse cuenIa de que
en- 10 Successive SUI padre ' Noel no
iban i ercenderse tan bjen como an
Jes.
On. que vuelva. por dos! que
vuelva pronto!-decja.
-Nahaaa le escribiremos, despues
que veam0s q Pairblanc.
Estaban terminando de conner,
euando son6 Ia campanilla con vio-
lencia.
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NDTAS DE POI.lCl.A
ROB0 \ IN EUHONER0.

Fl Sheriff Tobin y cI Comisio-
nado Dia2. arrcStarOn cl domingo
qu" ACADIA d" paSar 4 un indlvi-
duo Il qui"n So juz@a en- c0nrSi6n
con .! robn de- j. nivila. III buIo-
nero que WYE en- 81 No. no d. IA
ralir Mort" san Marcos. f. prrS0
r"niirsa habrr tornado IN hultO del
wa=in H. liyiIa 81 % de Mayo y
-" bulio r@ont"nia mrrranciasc por
}aI0r ir $50. S. ha r"co2idO 10
que luciaha dr Ia mrrranria roba-
Ia. rIyoS r">tOS furron v"ndid0S
por 81 propictariG.
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casa de Painblanc, que las esperaba.
-Namos 4 escribir 4 Noel; lie di-
remoS que nos conteste aqui. SQuie-
re listed prestarnos csc seryicio?
de TODD coraz6n. - exclam6
Painblanc.
Seguras de tener noticias directas.
las dos primas lie escrihieron una en-
tensa carta. Anita le referia 10 ocu-
rrido en- Pierre-Btnite; Cecilia lie SUI
plicaba que ~volviese Embellishments,
pueS, mientras supiese que estaba en-
Paris, no podria tener I'm i~nstante de
tranquilidad.
FL senior Pochon regres6 de peor
humor que Ia vispera.
Ivan q repetirse los horrores del
%! Sc dice que los prusianos ocupa-
ran TODD el territorio; 81 vienen a
Bourg, nos iremos a SuiZa, para vol
Yer cuando paSe Ia tormenta.
El lunes Y Ell martes no ocurrio ma
de-. e. microbes, lego carta de
Julio.
LAS matanzas continuan-dlJo Ell
senior Pochon. LES realmente Ia
guerra civil,
\ anadi6 o una extrana Sonrlsa:
Noel no nos escribe; sin duda 10
que paSa en- Paris lie intereSa tanto,
que no tiene tempo de penSar en-
no~sotros.
-Puede ser-diio Anita-que las
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ST, 81, Sc 10 he dicho; pero no
hace caSo de mi.
Julio parti6 algunas horas despues.
sin que ell senior Pochon tratase de
retenerlo. Ell antique alcalde del I'M
perio Sc concentrate cada vez mas en-
81 mismo; pero SUI rostro bilioso ira.
lucia la rabia interior que lie sofoca-
ba.
Todos los dias iba 4 Bourg para
adqulrir noticias, que daba luego 4
su hija y ? su sobrina SEGA Y breve-
mente, en- COS p~alabras. Preguntarle
hubiera sldo inutil. Las pobres mu-
chachas no vivian, presas de mortal
ansiedad.
Al fin, lego I'm dia en- que les dijo:
Ell ejercito de Versailles ha entrado
en- Paris.
Anita corrio a encerrarse en- su ha-
bitacion y Cecilia Ia sigui6.
Noel ha muerto.
-iNuerto?-dijo Anita. iQuien
sabe? iQuizas este herido, prisione-
70 o fugitive! Ell tempo de las lamen.
t~aciones ha pasado y, en- vez de no-
rar, hay que informarse de su suer-
te Y salvarle, 81 es possible. 81
lie escribiera.nos, no recibiria Ia car
ia. Necesitaria dinero y un pasapor-
tie, y de clio tenemos que ocuparnos.
Vamos, no llores. Themes dinero?
(C%ontinuara.)
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cepciones, miserias y sufrimientos de
sus habitantes. AbandonarloS en-
aquella OCCASION hubiera sidO n CO.
bardia.
":Oh, querida Cecilia-decia a con
tinuaci6n-no creas que mi amor ha
disminuido; al contrario, hoy ocupa
por entero mi alma. Queriendote es
como he llegado j comprender Ia be-
lleza de las revoluciones writes. Quie-
TO que ell hombre que vuelva a Pierre
Benite sea digno de IT,
Leyendo Anita aquella carta, au-
mentaba sus simpatias por Ell valero-
so voluntario. De pronto Sc detuvo
Y dijo a Cecilia:
-;Que tie pasa? NO p~iensas 10
mismo que Noel?
-iDesgraciada!- eXciamo Ia jo-
ven. Nj padre no lie p%erdonara nun
ca 10 que ha hecho.
Con tai que III lie alneS, GQue IN
porta?
mi padre lie arrojara de aqui!
-Tu, en- Gambia, lie seras siempre
fiel.
Noel debia haber vuelto. Til pue-
des aprobar su %conducta; pero yo
pienso que hace seis meses que esta
.ausente. La primera vez no die
NADIA y me resigne; pero no verle,
cuando Sc We a todos los que mar
charon; esperarle indefinidamente;
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-5Que sucede?-pregunto ei Sc,
hor Pochon.
I'm hombre que desea hablar a
senior Verchere-respondio Ia sirvien.
.e-para an asunto Que no admite es,
pera. segun ha dicho.
Julio sali6. volvjendo cast en- segui-
ua.
-Es indispensable que dele d US
;edes : que este en- H.. esta no.
che.
Hizo se6a al notario de que lie ST
guiese.
Paris Sc ha sublevado. Nos anne,
naza IA guerra civil.
LA guerra civil!-dijo el senior
Pochon. No me extrana: eStos re.
~publicanos son capaces de TODD.
Cuando eI notario vo!vi6 i entrar
en- e. salon, 81 hija ' su sobrina que
daron aSombradas al yer la dura en-
preston de su rostro.
Paris Sc ha Sublevado-les dijo. Y,
querlendo evitac las preguntas, ana
do: Ell telesrama que ha recibido
81 senior Ferchere no da detalies.
Durante una bora recorri6 el salon
4 pasos lentoS. cabizbajo, deteniendo-
Sc alguna cue otra veg para hacer un
gesto 0 dejar escapar una risa de mo-
"a V desafio.
Al dia siguiente sali6 para Bourg.
Las jovenes fUeron en- seguida 4
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pensar que CORE ahora nuevos peli.
gros; saber que hay un abismo abier,
to entire mi padre y el, TODD este, Ami
Ia, eS demasiado para mi. Mis- fuer-
zas han llegado 4 su Unite. iEstoy
celosa de su republica! La prefiere
a mi carino. 81 me quisiera, esta-
ria aqui.
-iQue vas 4 hacer?
10 que til quieras. mo cree en-
NADIA! mo espero nada!-Y, al decir
este, Ia pobre nina rompio a llorar.
Julio lego al dia siguiente 4 Pie
rre-Benite; habia tambien recibido
carta de Noel Y Ia mostro al senior
Pochcn:
listed perdonara a mi amigo
lie dijo-considerando su juventud e
inexperienced y, ademas, Ia amargu-
"a que lie ha causado la capitulacion
de Paris. De SECURE, ha sido arras-
trado a pesar suyo.
FL senior Pochon no respondi6,
conservando su aspecto taciturno.
FL subprefecto fue al jardin, DON
de estaba Cecilia.
-iQue ha dicho mi padre?-le
pregunt6 esta.
NADIA, senorita. En- lugar de U.s.
ted, yo ordenaria a Noel que v~olvie-
RI.
-iAy! va 10 he hecho.
-Ahi
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pROPIETiNIOS ARRESTiDOS.

.Antrayrr furron arrcStados pOr
Ia poIiria Tres propi"tarios lie cSta
riudad por no hahrr rumplid0 con
n disposition d"hada por Ia an
toridad para hacer las ]banIueias
del Grrnic de- las raSaS. C.ada un0
SaIi6 con rianza de- so. Dos dc cllOS
yivcn en- 81 Boulevard Denver V cI
tcrccro tirnr uu Lotto On Ia Gale
Jackson.
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ROD0LFO {. cABELLO
1NCTNtrEn ~IiFCTRiCISTA

GfTars & uzT=I SuS services. F"Hirht"ie 81
raaarimIenin que y-Rar @ inSlaia "a -
RfIrafr UnaFUiGaFsa. rianTaS kltrlrica- -
Il ! - jgrrS. HnlaFrS s. HinamoS Ilrrlfl
cr- Watson. H~agHinaria rrrrISrraadFa ;
para u4rrE ntFip. Ia bIt..tA AGruFI ~Wiih
dara LlrIrl-I--. Nntor-~ 81" Gasoline 81 ~
IE..-a -ll&g. alS T=sailu- -. i~@lrtaH0
TF,w,= ~ an Anr.Gir. Ir-.
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Rudos ataqucS al general Angeles.

JcncmOS un ceniincla aleria:
ahi. al traveS de nuestras frontaras.
estan los cXpatriados: cpor uuifne
Por e!l0S mismoS, por suS crimencs:
SuS cOnclcncias sirmprc los nstan
acuSandO. Ali estan buscando la
mancra de cncontrar nucvos trai-
'iorrS. pOrque SUI idolo ha fracasa-
do. All csta cl iesuita de Angeles.
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XII

En- su carta referia Noel Ell movi-
miento revolucionario del IS de Mar
20. Habia vivido seis meses en- Paris
Y participate de las e~speranzas, de-
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Pf2eSs q:
EGNACIO E. LOZANO
S07 eelorofs 81. San Asisaie, Tsrss

remoS haSla Ierminar con Il por-
que vrnimos Il defender In libprtad,
por Ia que lurharrmOS haSta mo-
rir....
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c

Sra. j. l.. Arratia. cdal - amos,
901 South San lacint0 Street; ne
friiiS.
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DIyERSOS--

81 EN- ST PUEBLO no hay sgente de LA
PRENSh tedlQuese listed a venderla y le
producira magnifica ltllidad. Escrfbanos
los agentes.
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Obreg6n atac6 rudamente a
F. Angeles en- I'm discurso
que prOdujO en- la Cd.
de Monterrey
Villa esta ~aniquilado, dijo. Pero Ell enemigo
no esta vencido. Ali, atraves de nuestras
fronteras, est;n los expatriados; ahi esta
Angeles a quien pudiera llamarse ell
'nahuatl" de la revolution

especial que 10 traio a Monterrey.
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DR.. sALOHE CARA ALDAPE de is facultai
do Mexico; autorizado en- el Esfado de Te-
las; esDecislista en- enfermpdades senlto-
ur1nartss = ciruifa en- general RESIDENCES,
Warren ST. 4ts. Te!efono Travis 1927. OIL
Gina. Frost Building, Felafonos. Nue7o ia:
Viej0 Travis S5A.
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Corrientes
S~impaticas.

+ Con este lisravilloso llbro podr4 I'D. +
+ logrsr todos sns deseos. ser afortu- +
+ nado en- amores. e n iuegos de aZahar. +
+ adelsntar en- sus negoclos; atraer a +
& una persona arsente, reconcilisrse = +
!. hscerse smar del ser que llena su CO. +
I. raz6n de ilusiones. =
!. Plda TN prospecto que lie serf en- +
{. yiado gratis. Direction: +
+ Jose Alvarez. =
+ Apartado 1854, Habana, Cuba. .
+ J. !. !. :. = !. !. + !. !. :! + + J. /. +
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yENTAS-

COMPRE listed RI Almanaque nnstradn para
1915 en- Is Liberia de I.ozan0; soc al elem
plar. Por corrno COG a cualquler parte de
los Eslados Unldos.
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81. bESI:A Sabrr ri paridcrO dc Tihurci0
HERNANDEZ. quien reside IN san Antonio.
Dos PESOS Il" %ratiTiracidn para Ia pcrS0r
ma QEc inr0Fmc dc II. ltirljanSc lnrUrnIrS
i: Sra. pcraviana .ADund"S. Macedonia. To
XaS. S-iUl
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81 VENnE lcrniirada rantina para yrnia
rervrza. @il :. santa Rosa Avenue. csquina
MaIam0rnS. Innti"i0n"S lIheralrS. Inf0r-
man ALI. So
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81 NECESl1AN ramiliaS para Ia piSra dc
alg6ddn cn 'iOlIad. Texas. Sc garaniiza bHrn
algnd6n : blIcnOS SlIciiDS. lnrDrInaran re-
sid"nria Sr. ClaniOn iirylandrr. 1rlGrono
Crockett rs. Gnltad. Texas. -(s-ii
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PaSa Il Ia pagina s, coIumna G..
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fR0FESI0NlLES-

No ST. admirAn menos dc ounce Palahra.