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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

y Now telegraph Instrument has been
Invented by means Of which any tcln
graph operator may send messages In
the Morse code over an ordinary tclc-
phone This new Instrument can be
attached TO ans telephone and the
connection between IL is purely me
chauicai It does not require any addl-
tional electric circuit Tho telegraph
key has a pivot at tho end II pro-
du""s "a sharp distinct sound and -
connected with tho metal base Of the
telephone by two clamps II is claimed
that Morse signals sent by this mstru-
n"nt carry longer distances than the
human voice over long distance telc-
nhouc, 50 the Observation-Disclosures can
hc Of Grca; value both IN supplemcn-
tary aud in verifying telephone con-
VcrSation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
rrain switched uphtn for safety.

An Eastern railroad which includes
many steep grades along it's lines has
adopted q new scheme TO overcome
the danger from the momentum a
heavily loaded train sometimes gains
in running downgrade y spur track
has been built at the foot OF such
grade and an automatic switch sends
any train that is going too fast UP
TINS branch. If the approaching train
comes along at a safe speed. nothing
will interfere with lis progress. If
ii is going too fast, when Il passes
a block. a certain distance above tho
switch. II is automatically sent UP tho
spur track. where il remains until
pulled off
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
The Voice Of the People
Special Tax for sho.,>oc crc,,


r-iicierring cditorially ia Your issue OF
yesterday to resolution offered in tho Board
OF Aldermen Tuesday niph;. to providc suc.
cIal tax of 80 cents on 800 for four wears in
order TO complete the work Shockoc cree H.
YOU concluded: owners propcrty on shoe I ~.
creek and its tributaries would bc tho pri,ci-
pal bcnefciaries Their holdings would 'irnme-
dl"t"ly increase in value, yet they would nav
no more. proporti"natcly. than those who own
property in Manch"stcr." Shockoc Creek il, tho
largest trunk sewer in the city draining large
~ every ward Any public Improvement; ben
chtS some one. h"' no h"ucft 10 property own
the nuisance which the city has imposed for so
many years by emptyiug upon them its sewage.
II Is a little surprising that the owners OF prop
eftE in that vicinity have ed he
rights by enJoining the city from Imposing upon
then q pubic nuisance. Introduced in the
Councll in 1880 4 similar resolution. which had
the Endorsement Of the CITY Engineer ana many
OF the large property holders Tn resolution
would have passed at that time ana work long
few members OF the Council. The ci;ys income
~ not sufficient to meet all demands FOR pub
lie improvements, many of them are very ur-
gent. An increased tax rate has been suggest
ed. Let us remember that when he general
rate is Increased, ii will remain II does
seem wise to levy special for "A spccinc
purpose, TO care for necessity. rather than
invite a general increase Of taxation The eli, y
must take care of the sewage in Shockoc Creek
Ward Improvement. which is unfair SHOCK 90
Creek is trunk sewer. the t"rnina ton Of ihc
large sewers of All the wards, ana should he
cared for by a general tax.
T.. T. CHRISTIAN
Richmond September 30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
TRADING WITH LATIN-AMERICA
NY FREDERIC !. IIhSNIN

so which has hurt our business I'm that
region rather than ignorance OF Ian
suaEc and customs lack OF long time
credits and other much advertised
| shor;-oominps
1t is tie shipping of Inferior goods.
whether with deliberate intention Of
dumping them, or through Ignorance Of
the character OF the competition. thar
docs permanent harm TO our trade in
la TN America. For example about
i'p' Il great number OF second hand
American automobiles were shipped 10
south America. They were repaired
ana f"palhied. often Ina gaudy colors.
and sold without much r.rarh fo,
Fundamental defects which they might
niNc The result, WAS that the market
Tor American automobiles was ruined
for several years
Market EmiIt up Again
II was not Uu.il about 1913 ina.
American automobile manufactured
beEAn building mp market for their
product IN the southern countries.
some OF these r"made and brightly re-
painted cars are now being shipped to
central America. whore they are very
/ iih"ly creating the impression that no
good automobiles arc made In Tho
United states
The I-at!n-Anerieau Is perhaps easily
deceived al first. hut h" soon forms an
opinion, and is slow 20 change otncr
nations. and especially Germany. hayn
suffered hy yielding 70 the temptation
to sell inferior goods IN south Amer
i'a. German tools and cutlery, for
example, ar" known as Inferior ia
much OF south America because some
years ago Germany shipped a great
quantity % cheap tools there They
sold steadily AZ Nrst. but their lack Of
iNailiE was soon discovered. and tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
News Of Fifty Years Ago

ows ne eho saS psrGT for yeseraay fol
Clay and Tenth Streets. white; fatal.
Wild ST1m mn is said to be hsd with
there to pnll down as many OF these large and
" "Snnmn BIRDS AS possible How times have
mono i summers were going to the classic Chick
the turkey they arc looking for.
Mrs, picot. mother of Mrs power attended
In, Ing nmsrai OF her daughter and grand daugh-
HSp this his eiH n, of frenh L" visit his home
hours. 'N "''' III '''i'c
y so-called State convention of Union men.
assembled at ltaleigh nominated Alfred p "tiI.
cry for Governor The United states consiti-
Holden presided over the small convention.
made quite speech
:, The steamship lava, which arrived in New
ork Yesterday. brought over si.5oo.oco in gold.
Fred Douglas is soon start paper in Alex
nandria to advocate negro subject II is not TO
,Sa no ,h that the fnper VIII be more decent
been advocating the same cause.
rr iieaTy rains all over the West have done
great damage to ungathercd crops of all kinds
yond their banks go e
y The Democratic State Central Committee OF
New York was orgamzed yesterday by the cleo
ton of Samuel J. Tdem. OF New Yori, city as
rotary. "
The equinoetial storm that passed over Rich
TO do it, was at times very furious There was
a violent gale nearly all day. and many trees
We're blown down Within the city limits ana
aiohS the roads leading TO the city. and the
river presented pillows that reminded one or
'hc, ocean The streets were foamng rivers
ana IN" sidewalks in many parts OF Richmond
were submerged signs blown down and
some Of them carried across the streets II was
GanIerous at any time during the storm to walk
the streets ~
The abdcation Of Ludwig H. King of ia
lara Ein has been inferenrolly demanded hy III.
Nlne OF Irussih, ana there is but little doubt
cotton advanced Yesterday to 81 cents per
pound IN both New York and New Orleans II
400 bales were sold " ~ " '''''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Buck Up!

Yes. know your woes arc many.
That good luck you nc'cr have any.
Any time:
That the cost of livings higher.
That each day it takes II flyer
starts TO climb.
Oh! OF course. YOU grow more weary.
And each morn seems much more drcary
Than the last:
Work you do is much more stupid:
You were tricked by young Dan Cupid
In tho past.
You are ballicd in each ambition.
You can't better your conditions,
or your lot
Other folks eat all the honey:
All the autos. yachts and money
They have got
Still, you'll never win successes.
Or the peace that soothes and blcsSes,
ii you cry;
You may shake the jinX that holds you,
Can the crouch that now enfolds you.
IL YOU try.
Most OF us must keep on living,
So the hunch now am giving
You'd best take:
Try your darndest to be jolly
Aud that hopeless melancholy
Just forsakc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
DrIIVrrnii,'r.

Set in Scptcmhcr's oven tho city ballcs,
Splitting its frowzy odors on the air.
She stands in silence, and her brood
ing stare
Goes farther than the push carts
spccklcd cakes.
The little mat of shadow that she
makes
Sketches a pattern on the pavement
there,
ITO play" they said. "in gardens
green and fair"
She visions with intensity that aches.
Yet they shall come for her. Down
her dull street,
Awake. aware at last. they come,
they speed.
Eager. aroused, on beautiful swift
feet.
And In her day and season she shall see
Through the vast lump or ignorance
and greed
A littlo leavcn working nightly.
Ruth Comfort Mitchell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
, it strength. has resisted a score of desperate

II Strength, mas resisted a score Of dcsperate
onsaughts.
Ihiepval Is almost completely pockcted
but not yet captured. although hill 1872 is
more strongly mcnaccd than ever before Tho
Brltlsh, having advanced ,hcir lines to a
prac'ical equality with those OF the French
around COMPLIES, have changed the direction
OF their attack from the east to the north.
They are striking out again directly toward
Bapaumc.
y successful blow from Arras not ONLY
would menace Bapaumc, from the north as
well as from the south, but would make it
more difficult TO supply the big guns on tho
Ihicpval hills, which have checked the whole
advance. II pushed forward swiftly it would
result in the capture Of many prisoners and
large stores OF war munitions. The trench
raids III that quarter seem to Indicate the
strong probability of such II blow within the
next lew days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
ro-Day's Rest IInnd-plckcd LAX.

After saying his prayers night, the seven
Eo"r-"!d son or parents in 1>archmont announced
that he was so tired OF the kind of life he wo
compelled To lead that he believed there was
nothing for ii but for him to run away The
father considered the matter thoughtfully and
then said
George. IL that is tho way you feel there ,s
money IN my purse here YOU may take it all"
Inc boy packed his grip. got TO the front door
came h'ck ON TN" ground OF having forgotten
ms toothbrush. and went downstairs again
The parents were much disturbed 10 know what
nc would do. lie opened the front door went
out on the vcranda, ana all was silence The
rather and mother looked at each other hut
thought tho course they had adopted the hest
and hence did not mako q move.
Nfter fifteen minutes OF intense anxiety the
door opened and a boys voice called out: "Sav
dad. If I'm going away alone. I'd better take
mother along, don't YOU think?"--New York
Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
shakespeare Day by Day.

For the 100 percent candidate: "Ay. YOU
had eye behind you you might more
detraction your heels than fortunes before
you."-Twelfth Night, ii. >.
For the story-writer:
~ sad tales best for winter:
have of spritcs and COLLINS"
Winters Tale ii. /.
For Gussie Gardner: "IIe :peaks plain cannon
fire and smoke ana bounce."-King John, ii. =.
For the cheerful pessimist:
For gnar!inE sorrow hath less power to bite
The man that mocks at it. and sets it light"
king Richard H.. i. 3.
For tho President:
so clear in his great Office. that his virtues
VIII plead like angels, trumpet tongued"
Macbeth. i. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
Not tho I.x-Shcrin,

II ought to have gone without saying but a.
u has not, the explanation is made that
the name simon solomon. used i'm a jokelet which
appeared in Seen the Side Yesterday was
purely fictitious 1t was invented bv the writer
OF the SQuib to conceal the real name of the
person who played the part described and in
homeniary forgctfuness there real Simon
solomon in Richmond. No who knows tho
former sheriff of Henlico County would accuse
him Of being the sort OF easy mark the jokelet's
hero was pictured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
OutiIi ItO,irfi.

j. II. D.--A ouija board is small board
shaped something like natiron. with three
legs. the one at the apex or point made OF Il
pencil. When placed sheet of paper and
the hands OF two persons arc placed very lightly
upon it. 1T is supposed to move and write some
thing. generally Of prophetic nature. some
people more successful in making il per-
form than others: to find out who has this oc-
cult power developed most fully YOU In,Ist OK
pertinent. At ouija party the entertainment
Is provided by the various messages and prophc-
cies cmanuting the board is manipul,, ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
s,u. rhc>c short skirts Arc r,er,wncre.

did YOU prescribe for Cholly I.itebrane's
strained cyesight?" asked the family doctor OF
his specialist friend.
Yes" replied the man of lenses II gave him
a pair of smoked glasses ana told him keep
off of Broad street"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

The Sacro- lilac Joints-picasc tell me where
the sncro- lilac joints are
Answcr-Placc your hands on vour hps Tho
UP or the index nngor on the hip bone; your
behind. " '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

water: add two tahlcspoonfuls OF rlycerin two
nraniespoonfuls OF citrate OF soda llcorico 10
,ra, o' ".u rs much sugar ns desired to swcctcn
rake tablespoonful every two or ,hrcr hnur.
IL VIII ahl the cough and do no harm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

Ont IN the West man has started Marry
American Women-E'irst movement, based on
the fear OF an invasion by European women
after the war. That's new development Of
the woman S-rights theory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

t. T. M.--Frauces IIodpsou Burnett was horn
In Manchester. England November y, 1S4n. Her
family moved TO Knoxville. Tenn, in 1865. and
she began writing for magazines In 1873 she
married to DIR. j.. NJ. burnett and obtained
divorce in 1898 and married again to stephen
Townsend. English surgeon, in 1900 Her
home is in I'landome. T.. T.. New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

She-The Binkses arc going to add another
room to their house.
iIe-Sun parlor, suppose
Shc-No; daughters bedroom. It's girl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
Questions and Anx,,cr,


Ainswer-lt Is not. except Immediately after
aistiilatton. Distilled watcr il steam condensed
10 water. and hence sterile. But It may easily
".co,he contaminated. Hence. be sure II il
sterile. You must freshly boil IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

Some men sometimes think they know wha
they are talking about--and sometimes some o
them right.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
Very Helpful,

y good doctor whose air was profound
Was accustomed with Glcc To cxpound
What a cinch twas to be
y nhNSician. Said he:
I'VE put all our mistakes UNDERGROUND
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
Queries and Answers
II,n,afirnI.

What Is tho proper form Of possnssivo for
propcr i>.nics ending in - w i: s.
Either the apostrophc or tho apostropho aud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
Trying to
Revive
Dead Issue

Dcitd Issue Lodge and the Republicans CON
GrcSsional Committee % revive
sectional prcjudicc. Sectional jcalouSics and
auimositics never were. when they were
rife. Legitimate political issue. But now they
are dead past the possibility of rcSurrcct ion,
for which let thank the Lord! If Mr.. hughes
and the leaders of his party who have been tax
ing their cue from him in the attempt to gal
Nanizc the corpse OF scctionalism. had studied
the tendencies of the public mind in the past
decade and a half, they would have known that
nothing is more foreign TO the American dis
position and more distastcful 10 the American
people than cndeavors to eXhumc ancient and
buried sectional rivarics for political or any
other cnds-Iiuifalo Evening Times.
No preparation that Germany
Transport made for this has served her
system to better purpose than her in .
I,,i;,i, tcrnal transportation system
i'i'i''c' Her canals have given her lines
of water communication that
have enabled her TO do by vessel traffic what
would otherwise have been impossible They
are or great value a means of commercial in
tcrconrse and as factor In coast defense. With
out mem, Germany would have been much more
az the mercy OF the British navy both in its
biockading and its bombarding operations or
sun greater service have been the railway lines
OF the German empire. In laying out and con-
siructinE these lines the government contcm-
pihted thctr use not merely common carriers
put as nobliZers OF armed forces. In the LAT :
ter character they have been OF tremendous ef-
hcien<y in this war. They have enabled Ger
Mai. ~ o''o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

4 PUBLISll1D day In the year South Tenth
~ Fishing Co., Inc. Charles 4. HusbruuL, !iditor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

Constantine if he doesn't watch his step.
may soon be a statesman out of a job.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
Current Editorial Comment

II is hard to say whether i'll
feeling or bad judgment plays
the bigger role in the attempts
Of Candidate Hughes. senator
Lodge and the Republican Con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

TELEPHONE: Randolph !. Private Branch Exchange
connecting With all departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

q ADDRESS ALL CONCENTRATIONS The Times.
Dispatch and iudiN iduiis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

The cholera report for yesterday is az fol-
lows: one case on Fifteenth street, white con
Hi.ioh. favorable. One tho corner or
Clay and Tenth Streets white: fatal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

VOW hat ~ Cobb is out Of the running,
pubic Interest ccntcrs on llaig and linden
burg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

SPECIAL ADVERTISING HErKF> ENTNIINES; Has
brook. BROOKS. tHC Iitiii Avenue LuIiuinE
New lork; Mutual Lie Buding. rhiiud"irhm.,
Peoples Gas building. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23

Il would be striking feature for Auto
mobile Day at the State Fair to exhibit a
man VINO admitted he was exceeding the
speed limit when he was arrested
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
For Father

Neekties 25e tn 5t)c
ssecks Zoe 10 Soc
Stlspenders 25 to Soc
Cuff links 25c Cd SI.25
Pocket book Is to 75e
VaIiae Si.4s
SHIT $1,000 to $1,000
llvercoat Sf2.o0 To $1,000
sath robe 81 so to Sc. SO
Shaving Set ST. 90 to St.R
Cellar Buttons 8 To illc
Silk Umbrella ST. toS5m
Ifantlkefclliefs TO To Csc
Carving Set 25c to ST GO
Collar boxes 81 90 to $3.50
Carriers 25c
Collars i5c
and lots of other things.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
For Mother

Sweater Si.25 to $500
Warm felt slippers Csc
Silk waist "a. 90
Tailored suit 50 To $1,000
Muff ST. 90 toSI3.W
Gloves Sl.m To So. rs
Heavy winter coat Si2.M
Corset 81 90 to $500
Black underskirt CSC
Hosiery l5s to Si.25
IIandkerchiefs 10 to 75e
Hair eomh It)c to $3.50
Coffee Sets ST. 90 to 50. 90
Umbrella soc to So
Coats
Perfume 25 to 75e
Shawl 81 to SIS
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
For Relatives
and Friends

Bottle of Perfume 10, Soc
Haatlkerelliefs Sc to 75c
Hand Bur 81 90 III $500
t1rnlnella 75e Ia S3.5t)
Hosiery I5r Ii sI.2S
Cut glass SI.5O To $500
Fancy Neck Wear rs to H)c
Gloves sl.oo to si.75
Is,Ilet Sets sc 40 to $3.50
Fancy table linen 75e, SIPS
GlllfaWase illc and up ]
silverware ST. % and up
Pocket knives at 25c
Pocket knives aI Soc
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
Fix Up for the Holidays

Right now tie time to buy for Yourself outfit the
Hyea wish make clothes
will yourbe
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
For I,,I,,y

rtilll and I IIof Isoc
I1uII 1s sB aud Dssc
I,all HsalA sl.as
Sleigh ac
Iron Train Bse
b Ark CSC CSC
lss, f,,n
IagIss 2n
tsire I,s,s,a 2Se
stt III china dishes 10, 25o
Mechanical toys 2s Id SOC
HEifsl
lack III s,ux 2je
{. ItslBl,sr gall i and Ioc
Sweaters
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
For Sister

Hand bag 25c to S.
Sweater coat SOC to s.
Lace yoke rs to Soc
Gloves rs and soc
Perfume rs and Soc
Handkerehiefs 10 to Soc
Hat pin ic to 25c
Silk stockings 25c to sI.25
Toilet set So to So
Manicure Set 81. SO toS2. Is
Silk petticoat 98c
Lingerie waist ST. Is to S4
Corset ST.
Carriers is AM 25c
Umbrella ST.
Apron Soc
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
wv hat SO to 75c
will buy

Felt slippers
Pair gloves
Mems fancy shirts
Mems pocket book
Umbrella
Mems mufrler
Lace collar or yoke
Sewing set, work boxes
Silk gloves
Perfume
Salt and pepper set
Cuff buttons
Lace handkerchiefs
Pretty dressed doll
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
NJ hat 5 tu 25c
.ka1
will buy

,Issck HI I,t,x
Rslbher ball
Block puzzles, a
Linen hand chiefs
Ian toys
;sir of slstsr's
erl neektie
sssas s'tldel
Men hose
BOX writing lasl per
ancg hslt pins
el-fllliae
lecture books
tllar buttons
Linen collars
Dishes All lOe
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
w hat. 30 to soc
will buy

Dressed doll
Negligee shirts for men
sesI,entters
Silk lls,ss
Silk handkerchiefs
Bah.y's piano
Mems silk ties
Books
Fancy hair ribbon
Fancy hair comb
Women q silk gloves
Perfume
Blocks
Drum
Ladies' neckweal.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
What So to S5
will buy

Silk pettlGoat
Bath robe
Fur muf
Children's overcoat
Latest style cloak
Ladies silk waist
Smoking jacket
WallIls hand bag
Silk quilts
White wool blankets
Chatting dish
Coffee percolator
Battenberg lunch cloth
Cut glass vase
Leather valise
Leather suit case
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
For Brother

For Brother
Muffler soc
Gloves 25e to Si.5C
Silk Socks Soc
Handkerchiefs 10 to SOC
Pair military brushes
Shaving Set 81
Slippers 95c
Sweaters 75c to So
Cuff links 25c to Sl.5()
Collars i5c
Shirts Soc to Sf.25
Pajamas ST
Shoes So. so to S5
Necktie 25c to Soc
Underwear Soc to S1.25
Fancy vest 81
Overcoat So to SIS. 90
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-30
Our Store Is Where Your Christmas Money Goes Farthes

What S1.25 to
$3.50 will buy
Sweater
Hand bag
Silk umbrella
Silver toilet set
Ladies party shoes
Black underskirt
One piece house dress
Lingerie waists
Silk Muffler
Hand mirror
Rogers Bros. silver sets
Ladies high-grade corsets
Coffee sets
Pajanlas
Ladies' silk vests
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-13
Green saber donde Sc encucntra
Francisco Villa.

Fl general carrancista Bertani.
quien hace pocos dias salio de Ciudad
Juarez para el occidente del Estado
de chihuahua, comunico aver a Ga
brieI Gavira que Francisco Villa -
hallaba con una peQUena fuerza arma-
da en- Ia region de San Buenaventura.
ru las ~certauias d. Las Cruces. Brr-
TAM dice a Gavira que despacho una
fuerza de ~doscientos hombres a perse-
guir q Villa Y a los que 10 acomDa-
nan y que cree que les dara alcance.
GavIra rrribi6 talnbIru lnf"rmr>
ie Brrtanj. Ell -a> que - in dice ~"
ana banda vilG>ta Qur a,aco 81 "an-
tho de- Bayicora a principles dn 50
mana. daudo murrte q cinto raHr@r-
re- que opu>.rron r">l~,"uria q 10
Daudolrro>. fU" ji>prrsaIa p"r las
tvopa~ carrauri>las. p"ro ,jn .o=ra-