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The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05
GENERAL AGENT
 LIKES ALASKA

F. F. ". L0vle, general Freight and passenger agent Eor the c. P.
 h., .n Aiuska. has returned from &
 uollas our Cd tle luyel ior and vI4l leave E0r uls head outyes an yungau t4H cumag rvigay. Mr. Lowed
 ussuo lu syezy ely ana town ol eBp lu ealos oI imPUziauce ana Has Q ~r=a yy pzalse gog evsy I0uL
 lne general Ireaa ol business J0uuIlobs throughout Jne interior ls srIa A4l business uDazss gTg aa55,lpaIsag a brlsk trade tus lalt ana winter. Nhlle m Dawsuu JHe 14as,In.g agelA yizIGea maug Ul Jne CreeAs, SAW several clean uTs ana cogsluuas Bls u-IP one Ol greet eag.augpaI value "It is a pl-g laar mel, people do nOl make the tr.p ro AI-lka and the interior dur gue Gne month os AuEusl- szsa MT Lowell "I, vas simply Idesl com iuE ap the rlre- and around fHe AJ4u oouurry. The trees are color Jus an aau jae general scene is one oi uarmrusoGs blending ol plctgr- esQGe eOIO-S"
 Tbe sesvioe Of the Waite Pas RCu.e and bosIs on the river dtvi- si9a Is r.ght uP to the minute. Ho- tel fsEliuez Eu Dawson and Atln are ss good as can be found on the ou,si6e. The -OuuEts are cure uf a good trip aud cumfortab'e quarters ia practically all of the iase. tor towns.
 The traffic to the outside viA ia all proosbEIues be Vs-y light this seSsCn. People are beginning to realize that they can stay Inside auos, as cheap and rheir businsss is srovinz Ia such Iea7s and bound that go demands their attention.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05
Catarh Uaa1u, t.e Cured

r-HfEr FnwrH. a..#H ""#@ Ha fnaT
 -.--r. .nn.. a.H- s---h Hu n.rr# r-' a-a=fs and lr a-#.. ......H .. r.. rHrf take lr- HH-rHE .~---..a-5. r '-r cure 70 rHfar fHfrrr#|T Hr# -.-r .F E1Tr .Ha hrr1F rD# rE..s ffE..g nHH=--r "-rr-. .r s. nHH.. medicine 70 raT u-rVn-rHaG Hr H=- -rr uTEt rNv- .#.-r .- #..r -an=e ma fr ~arar1- 0=Hza-.r 'r -e .r-u-saa 1t rH rrrL fHa.ar E-~r.H ."-HH ned -tH The hrrr NErnH -- -a-'.r T- rh' rr-u7rrr rfrr#r7-ar -".n HHrFr-s rT-rt'7E- Hr- nF Er- Eua HH.- .a what 7-7- Frrar r-Hr -rraH .-H-ra rr turing ra.H-~r Send .HH f-rE. -. 2 CHENEY - ". ra. Ta.ef7 O,
 EaHs rr rr~rrr.r .
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The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05
er,anz Avn, tss s-lsa

An HrchsiEn or ths English uErTisre us-vicp which has fallen into disuss Is 'w-ho EivUth this woman uvEyT Ii hg relic os the days when woman could l,e donated by bsr futher or Der brother as property
 n is relaTed Jhat Ht a wedding in California many yrB7s aEo when the clergyman said. ~Wbo Elveth this vo. uEn away Q se0u'0hrEl voice from tha body cf the audience replied 'l couId but ! wuu'tr'-Los AuEuies TmsS
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05
A UNIQUE REUED
y1ry Few Like It Ia Our Bruzd Re
 pHtlic

Grateful tauimouy for Doau's . Kidaey P5ns. publls8ua syssyvae1o is oI ItselI cauviuzirE gyideuoc ol merH- CoaHrue5 tesImouy iorsas -tll. arcuEsr eyideaco. Years ago, Nrs. Mason gratefully aekaevl- edged tbe beusIt ueriysd from pounE kidney Pills The ststg- men. Is nov coaUrmgd--iAo proof more convincing. CBls of t11s kind are plentiful u fbe work of DoaB'E Kidney Plls-tbs record is unique.
 NrA David Nasou, z7l5 East c St. TacomA, Wa1b, E-yB= ''l baa dun beavy ache lH ny back and t vas lame and weak. Severe hsadaohes and dIEzv speIls were common. The kidney ss17ctio1s passed too often and always fe7t ,ired Ead worn ogI DaEu'B Kid ury Pills rId me of tbs tr5uhla-" tStatement given sCFJ Ig, 'ISD
 On A0yemIe- 8, 1915 H-E Ma son Esld. "I have uBa5 Deans Ntduey Puls Fiucs lasi recommend Ing them and have t0and them iul1 as effective as lu the past"
 Price E0c, Bi all dea}ers- Don't simply ask for a kidney remdey - get Doan's Kidney Fills-the sane tuz' NH Macon has twice quhiic- ly recommended. Tostar-h.lb#Tn Co- ProVs, Buffalo, N Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05
JAPANESE WOULD
 INVEST HERE

CHICAGO. Aus 3I-Baroa Mix ami and ProL Taesoe. special en- voys he Japanese government are here curoute to Alaska. They Geclare they the seeking mining concessions in Alaska in the hope
 { securing minerals needed TOT the muunIous os war which their cantry does not possess
 The Japanese, who are among Jht scientific mou of tae yapauuse na- ricu declare Japan Is greatly haDd'- ga a5I,ed by lack oJ miaeVallza1lon. They bedeve ii they mind what saey waut iD Alaska satisfactory ar engagement can be made win the American government for cones sinn.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05
Marry -asUeht.

Miss AsElt-Does you- huso9no Fn0ke those cigars you gave him Tor hls hirthGsyF
 Ar-s. Nuwe5-Ee smoked one and said be would keep the rest Co TeTnlna hlu Of my Kindness Missouri Mule
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05
NH~ecuRrGeS.

The following is e bona hde state menr made by 8 seven-yeSr-old ElTl who had listened to medical talk al her life Being asked her fathers business. she replied:
 ''Niy father Is e doctor, but he isn't e uuack! My fathers got bcense So fl he kills any one they can't arrest hinF New York Times-
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05
E.--L, as.r--ns.

A-tist-Whsrs rhP uEtte-' ltg Q good joke. issE g..
 Its 6 verr Co0d joke. The rrSt tros ! bes05 that joke laughed uE th' tea7s -nleE down my pluato0a '-LitA
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05
A~FeEE rec

George Qug-e5 ths curious psssen- Ser uy fhe cIe-r-o- conductor. how far do you go ln a day
 The boy chaU-lr moment
 When ! cc- Co the top , stop. and when ! Cer co shc bottom ] stop De EEid-TUG-e
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05
For ExRmpis

sWhar's a b0ulEvaraleTe
 -See them fclle0s sluyiug on CTstes Tn front ot that c0oEcerys
 'EeU-
 They'd he GeUlcvar5lers q they had E I5rsle com. .r-Eausas HCfyy Journal
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05
NEr-Ir-a R.rnr-nns.

The scEas t2-ay people -lve and TeEa -hey .car-E be al admired What makes one person laush VIII Hi'Ahs AnUths- ue-sCn tired
 -VzShlnF15n Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05
AM Nrc.ea

-ns A,v rr0o5 fr gns crowded car. He cogIL-.E rE-- bis neck Ee E-1E1e5 haEu-g he r-Eveset farr eFa- e-r E-c burning Geek.
 -PsrGEHa-EE Telegraph
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05

Mrs Hsud5uJ-E0w did you come to fall 80 low
 Trsup-Irs a long story, mum and is now in the hands 0f my publishers I'm on ny wsy Go New York now te correct rhe u-o7fS-New York Globe
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05
cs,.s----s Mo. ssssAy.

'I Sag. aE5 chap hea~ you are ea Ezce6 ra Mss Dcachv- Is that trDeT
 "Qure true. old dear. Isn't she the luckv CE-ET~-S- Lagss ToSj-niSpSrch-
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-05
Only One "Bromo Quiuine"

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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-11-24
DRUNK, is
SENTENCED HIMSELF
Constable Loses His Prisoner
and Is Given Eleven Days TO
Think Il Over.

Columbus, Ind 49, Henry (Scatter)
O'Brien, a constable attached 10 the
court OF w w. Stader, justice OF the
peace Of this city, was given time for
reflection IN the county Jail, where ha
was sent for eleven days by Mayor
Volland, acting Judge Of TIE city
court.
0Erien tried TO arrest Pleasant
Pruitt Of Ednbnrg for intoxication
and got into trouble on the same
charge himself Pruit was inclined to
admit that the charge wyhR true, and
officer and prisoner started - ina jail
together O'Brlen was drunk himself
and fell down before the Jail was
reached.
"Looky mere said Pruitt, who was
holding o'Brien up. you're liable to
drag me down IN the mud and get me
Gil dirty. I'm goin' to take you back
here and let you SIT down
So Pruitt took charge NJ the con.
stable and returned him to the wait
Ing room OF the indianapolis. Colum
bus and Southern Traction company.
There OBrien went to sleep and his
p%riscner boarded a car for Edinburg.
" policemen came along and found
O'Brien sleeping. They placed him In
JAN In the city court he pleaded guilty
to the charge OF i%ntoxication and
Mayor Volland fined him 81 and costs
In default Of payment he went to jail
tor eleven days.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-11-24

Farmers Profits Arc Greatly Decreased
In Various Ways by Neglected
Thorovahfares.

How much do you suppose II costs
you a year 20 repair your wagons
and harness on account Of bad roads,
How much does II cost you a year for
shoes and clothing that are ruined by
your children wading through tho mud
10 school? How much does II cost
you n year for medicine TO cure your
childron's colds contracted In wadins
through the mud 10 school and church,
How much OF a damage a year 10
you Is tho mud that prevents your
children from attending school. or
damage TO them. rather in the loss
Of an education? How much damage
TO you are bad roads In preventing
your going TO market? You are per
fectly willing TO spend money In the
buying OF reapers and and
other farm machinery. You are will
ing 10 purchase carriages and har
ness. At the price potatoes are to
day, n load would be the average
farmers tax for ten years for good
roads. At tho end OF that time the
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-11-24

Irregular bowel movements
lead to chronic constipation and
a constipated habit fills the
system with impurities. HER
BINE is a great bowel regulator.
1t purifes the system, vitalizes
the blood and puts the digestive
organs in fine vigorous condition.
Price soc. Sold by all dealers.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-11-24

Regulate the bowels when they
fail TO move properly. HERBlNE
is an admirable bowel regulator.
1t helps the liver and stomach
and restores a fine feeling of
strength and buoyancy. Price
soc. Sold by all dealers.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-11-24
ARIZONA

BUCKS. just received carload
of one and two year old, large,
smooth, range raised, Rambouillet
bucks. $40. 90 per head. ~ Corona
Trading Company, Corona, N. M.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-15
JAclnT0 TREvIN0 duo 4 Los COhSULES QUE
DEFENDERlk la CIUDAD De CHIHUAHUA
'El aviso oportuno del avance de Murgula impidio que Sc lie
vara a cabo la evacuation de la plaza

Ejirciiu del NurcStc. iuVG cunocl-
mirnjo. p"r medic de los agenteS
dr Ia pollcia especial dc dicilo Cuer
pa. It" que muchoS c~om"rcianleS de
"Sta ciudad. aIarmadoS pJr Ia muI-
iltt!d lie r"r>innrS que a dlarlo cIr-
ruIahan r>iaban cnNla:Ido Sus mcr
ranrIaS Iurra dc rSLa ciudid, tfatall
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-15
ri mury0 Mini>tro de- Chile rs re.
cibid0 en- 'NucNO Laredo.

Aver por Ia tardr Sa,i6 de eSta
riuIad. ron dcStino a la poblaciGn
dr Nu"No Laredo. Mexico. Juan Al.
.araz Torn"I. ,r2undo ayujauIe del
PruincuIo u" Id S%ccrrtaria de Rcia-
Clones Ey'rriorrS.
+" ,iair de- Alcaraz Tprn"I. Ubcirrr
Il que ha Sidu romi>iunado por Ia
rxprc>aia Srcrctaria de EStado. pa
ra r~criE,ir cn Ia riudad menrionada
ri F~ncargain sir NegocinS de la Re
piihIica de- Chile. IN Mexico. su Sc
horia Antonio b. .igaciO. Que aver
Dor "a nocI" dcbi6 haber arrlbado
Il Larcio, para continuar mariana
III viajc a esta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-15
Pablo Gonzalez y A|varo obreyon
saIieron de la Cd. de Mexico
El primero marcho a Clernavaca a dar 'nstruc'
clones a sus subatternos y ell segundo a Ia
~frontera a recibir a SUI padre poGtico

correspondence Especial para LA PRENsA-
CIUDAD DE MENlCO. NoviemDre
lO.-En un tren especial SaIlo para
81 Norlc de la. R%eplbllca, acompalta-
do de SUI cspoSa la sonora Maria Ia
pia dc Obreg6n. el Ministro de Ia
Guerra del g0bicrnO de factO. Obrc-
.6n 80 dirijc IA Piedras Negras, para
rrribir IA su padre poIlllco, Fran
cisco Tapia. duicn vlene a esta ca
pital a arrcylar asunt0S partlcula-
res.
e. trrn especial mandalO prcpa-
rar por Obrcg6n para lIacer su VIA
ir al .Norlc dc d Rcpdblica con cl
ohirto de rrcibir al padre dc Su es-
pusa, va rScOltadO pOr mas dc dos
rirnios Soldados de los que lorman
II rurrpo ,Iuc licnc a SUI disposition
personal.
Sc dice Que Ell MinistrO dc la
Guerra nO VcnGra a cSta capital a
81 rrgrcso ,c la irontera, SlnO que
- Jucdari ru la ciudad Dc Oucreta-
~. dunir inlriari los trabaioS poll
ti.os Que vicnc prrparando para
",0ntrrIar" Fl COIi=rcSO COnStltu-
y,ntr que Va a reuAirsc Ell Ia clta-
ia riudad 81 lila v"intc de- preSentc
mes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-15

correspondence Especial para IL f"ENHN
CIIIHU NHJA. Novirmhrc IT,. FL
a,j~o oporIImn de- que Francisco
Mnr-uia. 81 nurvo romandantc mi
.l,iar del E>tain. ">ii ~avauAlndo ha-
ia r>.u riu Iai Il Ia ,lu" E"-ara an
g g.. ASIA ecn.ua. lupld.6 Ia eva
...ua.i"n Lr IA plaza per la fH"rha-
del ="ra"raj Tr",ino, Iu" - ronsI-
.:rraha ju">ltabjr.
il.>ta t"< mlSH"s ,~a"ranri~'d>
.fa.,an por ,rrcan Il abandon" de- -
ia ..lu,laI rn vista lie LIS roniirl"-
n"~ i:>oSl"nibl" III 4u" - IIai'ia
..oluraIo al CONAN ANTE mtiitar rll"
lem" Il ~ uauin 81 ~"j"rr'to carr0n-
.i~ta ra r>!r E>ttdo.
TOM e. mundn - propaganda Va
aura pnnnrSr a rub."rto BE- los i'S-
uau,- gIr -r-uramrnjr "~rurwiriun
a So aDaniouada Ia plaza por -
.ur-,aS .uIr IA han N"lidn c.upan'!"
!r-,le in" uarr=6u hIza los ]arrr-lo>
.ur lir~nu pnr r'sElluio Ia entire
"a .Ir Ia participates r.udaah'~ on
Midas pnr las Nj.iI~.a>. Les conner.
.ianfr~ ramru,ar,,: q ,~ir>l's mar >s.~
prinrjpair> "~NI>lrnrjaS Il In Iruni'-
-: IRAN uUmrro II" f2ml.i@~ tur~"u.
. anuur r.ru-," q T. r~' y "traS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-15
Nuev0S vaparcs harin ~Servicio en-
trc y York Y Tampic0.

FL rnrargado dc nr.Ocius Ell Gu
ia. Antonio Fernandez Fcrrer. Ina
rnyiado una nola ii ia Secretaria de
Comunicacioae> y Ohras pH1licas,
dinl6 ruenta De- dueS la Cdmpania
Navicra d"nOminada Ward Line"
ma 1otadu d la mar uno de los dos
@randcS trasatlanticos mandates
construir por dicha empresa, Y que
iieva Il nmbre de "CaDutO."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-15
RegreSa a Cuernavaca Pablo
Gonzalez.

y utI tu ttllIbICI W H' ''h ~
prcial. que ru6 %precedidO dc uno
miIilar en- 81 Que marcharon mas IL
mil Soldados. saIi6 aver de eSta ca
pilal para IA del EStadO de Morelos,
II jrfr de- ia rampana contra los
ZapaIisla>. Pablo Gonzalez. DichO je-
f.. rStuyo Ell r>ia capita mas dc un
mes rnlrrgadu de- Hero d las CUES
liunrS puIiLiras "n la que tuvo ext
Ia. pur> Iogr6 .taccr una al!anHa con
81 Miai>tr0 dc la Guerra, Su anita
gonista Y amboS formaron III par
lido pnlilico Que lanz6 ia candiia!u-
IA del Primer .Iefe a la PreSlieDcia
he Ia Rcpilblica.
POGO Tempo cstarH en- CuarnaVa-
~ Pablo tiOnZat"Z. pues >c=lin c :"
rivji Il sIiS amigos. Ia d"cliid" "S-
ar rrr<rnlc Ell QucrtIaro cuando
- rruna 81 Con-rcSo Constituent
t". Fl yiaJr Il" Gonzalez a la CAPT.
tai del E>Iaio de MorrlOS tlcne por
orirto dar in>trurciOncS Il Il SUI
h2ltrrnuS ,ir que So SoStcngan on
les puntOS uur artua,mrnic ocu-
pan, a fin lie III" los LapatlSiaS no
purd2l iniriar >u ayanr" hacla la
rluiiaI ir la R"pjI5Iica rllandO eS-
~ >..a aipaninna Ia por los funrlO-
.ulriu- !rl =ubirrn" que. como 50
'a iirho. irb"rin ~traSladar>c a Que
! rGialn, I"ni" Va a ser r"formada Ia
Constitution M"Xirana.
Cuantn Sc rrlacionr - ia indus
tria pctroIcEa. dependc del gobier-
10.
Pastor RnIaiN. S]rcrrtarI" dr ESta-
! - ' del ~I">pa'hn ir FOmrnt". liza
-iradn la >i=ui"nI" circular rcjarlo-
rada ron la industrial p~"iroiera:
I'm rumplimirnlo del decreto del
riuIalann Primer .Irr" del Ei6rrlio
Cnm~fiIurionali>ta. EIirargaIo de-, Pc
Ger E.icruliVo d. II Narl6n. rXpc-
! lido con rrrIla 81 ir .t-u>to del pre-
-.''r ana. ~" pruhlbc Il los gobler-
p"> ,r los EStadnS "Xpedir teycs o
i.rrrIo~ ' dIrtar Ii>poSiriOneS o me-
,Iida> ADMINISTRATORS SObrc cXpl0-
rari6n. exploitation Y concrete NJ
mInrralrS. yariml"Hiu> de- carbon
It, pl"irI. hitIImrnr>. pcIr0lcO y los
dennis rarDuruS " hidrUrarburOS lie
h~iIr,i.run. Sili,in>. liquldOS q -aSeo-
SOS. uulr ;" "urlIrlitrcn on 81 sub
,s!"In del T"rrituriO NarlOna.. V ell 81
IrIHI - d"cIaran Iaumblfn nulaS Y sin
ningJin rrrrt0 legal. IndaS las To-
yr-. I"rr"lu> Y di>pnSiciOucS iicta-
,Ii> por 'uS yoblrrnn> 10 los ESta.
rIoS. r"r"r"nlcS Il las np~"racioncS all
. los dIrIIaS: t"ni"nio. adrma>. ell
IrlIrnla las nImrruSaS r~UnSultaS re-
r.bidlS on CSIa Srcrelarla. SUDrc 81
todavia son VdiidaS las disposition
urS dicIadaS por los gObicrnOS de
0> E>tadUS IL NcracruZ Y Tamauli-
pas. relatives a los cOntratoS De a.
rrnndanricnlO del SubSuelO dc los
irrrrnOS c~OmprendidOS dcn!rO de SuS
%rnlidad"S ~frdcralivaS. cSta Secreta-
ria, por aru"rdo del mi>mO e.. PrI-
II r-r-s L.I.I-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-15
CuandO neceSitc libros Ell espailol
diriiase a ignaeio E.. Lonano.-6O7
DolorOSa St.-San Antonin Texas.

Los uprchendidos serdn REMIT
.nS Il esla capital tC:!dc >csuramen
H.. - les rastigari con toda severn
dat. rSto -. ION l.: prna lie mucrte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-15
e. VfRDADERO L|BRO De ORC
PRACTICAS DE MAGNETISIMO.
HIPNOTISMO Y SUGGESTION

! SOhEo tSN
Este interesantiSimo libro corrige @!
apocamiento, Ia falta de voiuntsd y
las energfas perdidas. iQuereis vues-
ira vida rod ?a6a de felicidad? Pues
ICED ell "Vtrdadero Libro de Oro' ,
IN 81 hallareis la forma como Sc ad-
yuiere Ia fuerza, la felicidad. Ia VI
Ia toda.
COSTA de III elegante volumen
nuy bien impreso 2 ricamente encusr
tornado en- tels (
PREcIo DE LA oBRA: $500
eidase A:
lGNACIO E. LOZANO.
Coz DUlorOsa SIS. Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-15
J. Sanchez AzcOna Sc EMBARGO en-
Europa con rumbo a Mexico
Los ernpIeados no recibiran, como 10 habia pro-
metido el Cob una parte de sus sueldos en- plata

Simrh"L .\Irnia - ,~i"l"mdra rn la
ciudad de Washington Para confc-
r~enciar con cl licenciado Eliseo Are
dondo. cmbajador dc facto del 60
bierno dc idem en- los Estados Uni
dos.
Tn trrn r>p"riaI r>prraii Il San
chez Azcona en- Nuevo Laredo, pa
IA conducirlo a esta capital. Sanche"
Azcona va Il ser nombrado por Ca
rranza Subsecrctario dc RclacioneS
Exteriores. para que practicamentc
tenga Il su cargo todos los ~negocios
e~xtranjcroS. pucs Candida Aguilar
entiendc POGO dc diplomacia.
No Sc cumpliri a los cmplcados 10
que les habia promctido CT
Gobierno.
Como los ~empleadoS del gobierEo
yieran que la primcra decena del
mes Sc les habia cubierto en- papel
munrril y clos ~H>pcraban # - Fu"ra
ell plata. plIn>to lu" a>I Ia dI>p"nIa
I'M ],ircrrln Il" la Prim"ra .lcfaiura.
hicieron gestioncS con los directories
de los peri0dicos locales para que
preguntaran a la Secretaria de Ha-
ricnia ScIrr la rauSa que impcdIa
que sc cumpliera con 10 ~dispuestO
por C~arranZa.
Los reporteroS dc los p]eriodicoS
entrevistaron Il n. MILAN Y "A,
Official Mayor dc Ia Secretaria que
r>t;i al fr"nIr i" ella por au>cnrta del
Secretario Y del Subsccrctario. Nj
Han Y Alva hizo a los reporters las
siguicrtes declaracioncs que han eau
sado no solo desaIiento entire los
~emplcados. sine impression dc dcsa-
fecto para el gobicrno:
'Pur ahora. y en- vista ir ~"
la nrlrnrion"> Diet Ei@rriI" no 10
Z prrmitirian. - ab>ojutamcni" im-
I possible Gar a los rmptrIi0> r%ivilrS,
una 2artr Il" 81 SurlIu on mnn"da
m"talira. E-to. sin p]rrjuirio Dc que
"n un future. muy prdNimo. 80 ha-
-am los mayur"> ~r>fucrzo> para To-
=rarjO."
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-15

(Pasa a la Ga. pIana, col. la.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-08
SOCIAL CALENDAR

Mrs. Frederick Jewett LOwreys
Luncheon.
Or. and Mrs. Charles Adams Chi
nese Dinner.
Gen. and Mrs. John p. Wiser En-
terrain.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Walter MacfsrIane's
supper-Dance.
Capt. and Mrs. Edward Masses
Dinner.
y Col. and Mrs. J. 3. Houston's Din
ner.
Mrs. 6yer,s Surprise Luncheon.
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder's Informal Tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 5eckiey's Poi
Luncheon.
Miss Marie RalIentyne's Luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shingles Sun
day Picnic.
Mai. and Mrs. Edgar Russel's Din
ner.
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick Phisterer'sl
Capt. and Mrs. Jack Hayes Dinner.
Capt. and Mrs. David 1. Stones
Dinner Party.
Mrc. Jchn p. Wisser's Luncheon.
Miss Dorothy Guilds Swimming
Party
Mr. and Mrs. Harold DaIinsham's
Dinner Party.
Miss Margaret Hawks Five Hun
dred Party.
Mrs. Edwin Renners Card After
noon.
Col. and Mrs. c. S. Lineoln's Sun
day Night Supper.
Dr. and Mrs. r. E. Trotter's Picnic
Supper.
Mrs. Ned Loomls' Informal Tea.
Mre. w. B. ccchran's Friday Lunch
cen.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack London's Sunday
Luncheon.
Or. and Mrs. Charles Bryant sopersf
kahala Outing.
Mr.. Charles McWayne's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Tenney,s
Dinner.
Dr.. Joseph Toner'S Dinner.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-08

GharioE Rarau Mai n q Williams
Of Fort Sbafter. Cant and Mrs. Jack
Hayes Maj " 8 Guignard of Scho.
fieia pavmastprs W r CRAY. n g A..
I.ieut and Mrs n n Ioor1is Of Fort
Ruenr Mise Ceralfline Roush Miss
McTris Mics f,Tav Mics I,enihan Miss
r.Iizaheth Mcs,ua T.ient Stuart
I5eut yvilI;an,T Pose Ensign Rvrne
and Tienf Tilqbman
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Ar ,nS Mo potsr+ etinoI.,s p;enie
The lovely Manoa country home If
the Ro6art sbingles was the seffina
gaet cnnsg.z, for ono ~ the ,nost alah.
orate, and well annoirted nicnics civ.
on tbis vear II WAS piven IN hpI,or
Of Mr. and Mrs y r Swift Of chica.
90 and m n nodye ~ San Francisco
and his daughter Miss Ruth Dodge.
rho fabla vas asnaciaIlv nrettv with
its grareful arranpemant of sweet
neae hvac;,ths violets forpet.n,a.
6ots ana nansias "a narferf davs,
wac the va,5int of ali tho ol,eafs and
verv relrntantlv did ali 90 home long
after niohtfaIl
Mr and Wrs Rohart cbinela arc
roval ENTERTAINERS and an inJitation
W thoir bon,a IL ,luvaye ! nleas1ra j
Those present included Prince and
Princess KalanianaoIe. Chief Justice
Ind Mrs. al G. M. Robertson, Mayor
and Nrs. John Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
II. Swift Airs. E. .Cunha. Mrs. Mary
Beckley. Col. Samuel parker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Palouzze. Mr.. and Mrs. Block.
Mr. and Mrs. Brassie, Mr.. Mathews,
Mr. Abeart. MIR. and Mrs. Charles X.
Stillman, Mr.. Frank Woods, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Dreier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Robinson, Capt. Amman, Capt
Petersen, Mrs. Dora Ahlborn, Mr..
George Ahlborn, AFR. and Mrs. Dodge,
Mr.. Malcoe, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Camp.
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. George Smithies,