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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
LA ERASE DE SANTOS CHOCANO

Fl gran pocta don Jose Santos Che
cano r~efiere inlcresanteS anecdotes
"corca de Francisco Villa. Dice que.
20: mucho tempo, e. terrible cabe-
ciila yaci!6 entre el ganio Y Ia I%ocura,
ptro que nj fin vino i cae del l&Go
de In locura. dehido 4 81 falta de ms
trucci6n ' de principles que disciple
naran su entendimiento.
En- cierta OCCASION. Chocano con-
taba al genial Ruben Dario IA 81
cuiente anecdota de Francisco Villa.
"Cuando 10 conoci fue Ell In ciudad
lie Chihuahua. V estaba e! general
sentadO frentc n una mesa, en- union
De varios amigos, que tomaban copas
dc co6ac. Como advirtiera yo que
Villa uo bebia, !e pregunte iusted no
toma una copa. general? 4 10 que ME
contesto con viveZa: NO sinor, yo
nunca tomo; nc erie en- cl deSierto v
soy sobrio cOmo ell
"Rubtn-dice Chocano-me dijo
riendo: Ia Erase es magnifica, pero no
es de Villa: til Ia inventaste." y yo
protesto que Ia cscuche de los prorios
labioS de Francisco Villa"
Ell MAYOR BANDIDo DE AMERi-
Francisco Villa, sin duda aIgrna.
ha sido ei nandolero mas %importantt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
RE.GiSTRO CIVIL.
$acimlt'utU>.

In a1!n ..-. :na5~.m"n.' !. :"''"-
.a- goo .t. "A ra.r TRAVIS.
Iut r--la .i-- uai".m"nA' j.. Mi
rs.uaa. "1J g.. "a "a :. Laredo.
In a.Hn a'. mt.rim"nio \. \ IL
r~a.,.. \l.a.ja Pastures.
neiuncionr>.
Ascension t,Ing.i. - aI'~. IL, H.
o.. lr-nvW.ty. b,"n-."la.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
LOS MUERToS QUE VOS MATAIs

\ pcSar dc In crecncia que c%!Ste
de Il Villa ha mucrto, Y hasta de IL
noticia que ~publicamos "rriha. no Sc
ria cxlrano que G! nandolcro "rcsu-
citara:" en- Mexico paSan cosa7 "
trGordinarias.
pascual Orozco. dcspnts lie las
dcrroras d. Rachimba y Coneios. "se
pcrdiG" durante varios moses, Y TODD
el munIo 10 daha por mucrto. .tsi
pucde succde~ con Villa. Y no nos
~cauSaria cl mas Ieve aSombro que.
repentinamente. So supicran nucvas
''hcZahas" del bandolerO.
RemOntadO en- algUna ~ScrraEia de
Durango o Chihuahua. cl canecillT
nuede estar en- acccho de otra OpoT-
tunidad para rcconquistar ei -nti@uc
imperio. 800. Tai vcZ esPcre n rup-
tura-que "a parece ]coniurada dc
momento-enlrc Mexico Y los ESta-
dos Unidos. para preSentarsa como
'.heroe" nacionalista; Fl. Que &Sol6 a
pals Y provoc6 las dificultadeS inter,
n~acionales.
Y 81 tai a]contcciera. 81 Villa v~iric~!
aun Y IN eiemplar de LA PRENSA
con este r@po:taZgo. cayera en- Sus ma
no, diria con el ~personaje de n zar-
zuela:
Los muartos que o mataiS
gozan de buena salud."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
: = = ! = = = : ! :
AVISO A NUESTROs
SUSCRIPTORES

Los suScriptores de LA PREM !
; SA no deben olvid2r, cuando :
: Gambler de residencia, iarnos =
, Ia direction que han ten;do y la j
que desean tener en- adelante :!
pues sin este requisite no pode- :
, nos ¬ar 81 Gambia en- ues- :
ros hbros.
. D ; .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30

Cuand0 ~nece>ite libroS en- eSpanol
diriiase uSted 4 ~lgnaci0 l.. Lozano.-
50. noIoraSa SIS. Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
Ell MAYOR BANDIDo DE AMERi

pcraci6n! Noses cnterOs no h~astactan
= rompor q bucnos instrumcntoS
estaa mural:as dc piedra, ~ 20 no
poseo nj IN clavo, nj siquiera una
hnrni
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-30
Parece acIararse e| misterio que
envue!ve Ia desaparici6n de-.

del Continente Americana. LEGO Z
dominar tres cuary2s parties del terri
torio de Mexico, eS decir, fue dueEo
de mas de un million de Kilometres
cuadrados. con dieZ millones de ha-
bitanteS. Su ejercito cont6 mas de Sc
senta nil hOmbreS. 4. 6rden-s 81
tuvieron generates como Angeles,
que estudi6 artillaria en- n escuc!a
~francesa de Fontaineblau, de dOnds
nan SalidO los actualeS ]defensOrcs lie
Vcrdun. En- Su corte burocratica Ia
tia abogados como Miguel l'iaZ Lom-
bardo. inmenieros como Borilla. ne
dicOs como Silva. comerci:tnuc- '
propietariOs como Alberto NaGerO...
Su figura lego 4 tener relieve inter-
nacional. salvando las fronteras dc
Mexico, y por largo tempo tratd de
~pOtencia Il potencia al senior Pres!den
te de los Estados Unidos Y 4 su Sc
c~retario dc Estado, Mr.. Bryan. Ga
no batallas ~fOrnales. su fama repe:-
QUITO en- los Estados UnidOs V hasta
en- Europa como la de un genio mill
tar: Sc e~scribieron accrca de 81 iihros
p0csias; los diariOs mas im~portantes
del mundo pUtlicaron su retrato V
Gus ..bo1rDnsr y al iuEnor.o,.,r 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
DIVORCE CASES
UP BEFORE JUDGE
GREATER PART OF DAY WILL BE
TAKEN IN HEARING
EVIDENCE.
In Separation Suits In Part Two Of
Circuit Today-Appeai CAGE
Before Judge Hervey.

Judge Addleman will have before
him today numerous divorce cases
that are up on hearing. having been ex-
amined BY the divorce commissioners.
In part one OF the circuit court Judge
iiervey will have the case OF Louis
W. Ernest against Theodore Sauva-
eoof such case involving certain
minor matters growing out OF con
tract
IUu.0rrow before Judge Addleman
the celebrated case OF state against
sam Julius is up on appeal This &C
ton Is test one and involves the
alleged right OF one person TO bring
over liquor for another.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

80 ''N 'N'A ~ Nl an outing. or on
nights pleasure bent. and be- good
ieHoW. good Spender." and 20
nome win that what-did-I get out oiit
feeling
Did YOU ever attend AN auction. lose
your head and buy something YOU
didnt need and couldn't use. al price
twice as much as it was worth and
nave the same sensation
mat was your conscience entering a
protest against waste your thrifty
self strugsling against your thrifflesa
self. trying to show YOU that you waste
money only 10 regret 30. and. even
though YOU forget A. you won't alter
the situation.
Every summer rcsorf is built upon
me proposition that most everybody
wastes q certain amount of money.
gets foolish at times. takes throw or
two az something they know they
cant hit. just to soc how 10 feels
Coney Island and NE movie do not
desuiso the nickpls an they want is
enough - them Did YOU ever stop
10 consider that nothing az amusement
resorts costs over ten cents except
food Summer resorts know that hu.
man nature is frivolous in summer
time. bound TO spend part of the
w"ok's wag" in beiuE foolish general
inr thrills. that oven though innocent
90" costly and only thrills after all
And 70 the crop OF foolish folk were
not % bumper one every year. and if
iH' stiurs ~ conscience were Needed
'her" would ho many am empty boofn
900 'rs heache. this year
Won can spend money foousbiy 90
long that you conscience will not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
DISMISSES SUIT
OF Fiorelll Against the Terminal Rail.
way Company Without
Prejudice.

JUDGE ~ G. Hervev yesterday de
missed without prejudice the S25 goo
damage suit OF Giuseppe Fiorcuf
e4ainsf tho Wheeling Terminal Rail.
way company To this order the do.
fsudanfs excepted ou the grounds mat
The action may De- brought again
Tho action was brought following
an injury to tne rgo of tho plairffr
who was employed by Tho Defendant
While or hfe work pulling spikes
piece of s bar aErerrd and ht him
Iu The eye. nIm.rE tao member
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
PASTORS SALARY
GIVEN BIG BOOST
CONGREGATION OF FIRST PRES
BYTERlAN CHURCH SHOWS
APPRECIATION.
OF Efforts Of Or. Claude Porter Terry.
Annual Meeting Held
Last Night.

4 substantial increase in salary.
based upon his efficiency and efforts,
was the unsolicited gift OF the congre-
cation OF the First Presbyterian church
10 Us pastor. Dr. Claude Porter Terry,
at the yearly congregational meeting
last night Reports from all depart
ments showed the financial status OF
the church TO b. above par
Additional members OF the various
boards Of the church were elected as
follows: Elders. Charles b. Cooke. A.
l. Meyer. Robert Hazlett and II L.
Vance.
Trustees-Fred Behrens and John
r. Stevenson.
DeacOns-W. H. Bone. Sr., II. Z.
Graft. Ferd Rasnett and ]. L. Ewing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
HoU TtUo Men
Cured LdGriPpe

Tact winter suffered with q ter
fit.r colo n.i case on In FrIrpe. d"
rr p. ' Rhodes % Middleton. GA
N Dol" tr...r we'll GO fa grippe afIIf
IHi p backing couch nrf f'r sevc-af
U.UtNa gould rrf POO relief fira.fs
. tHFHr f..frr r.frer rr1rrv a.
1rr ono coon waa VOL n bot6
,.Ig' emf cold aut DO never re-
D Provo. Bedford. Ind. urffrr.
."ffgr having ar attack IN la crifa.
D. .nff mo rIIH r severe couch nrN
D tried everything I.rf Ir v-rf-t.t
and rnt So th.1 Do looked aa fhou-1
"n.'. never Ec we'll Il trIrf
foIDy Honey and Ter Compound ara
LNo b'tt re- cured wn. err nov veil
AuL Nurk fn normal wrfrhfH
f'.UNr Honey and Tnr Crrrr-a~,F o.
hra'IuE family remedy arf $50 .
taiIa o. relieve cousins. colds. crrur
MNUupinE cough. raw arH frfau.t
throat tfft and sore chest frvff-t
- ti-kiiug throat and trouchiat
coughs.
Tor sale BY John oolsmsu On.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

This evening special meeting OF the
--rN God council win Doe held ~
meeting was held on Monday ey.rinr
owing 'H fas absence o. a 1uGruu1 -rbs
most important matter which h. fa h.
CONS .t"rrt viii be- street Improvement.
A. mis- meeting the contract which fb.
town mad with the Atlantic HlfhuIItnI.
company wil b" read an c!izens vyF,
are interested 900 tho matter ar, corr
daily Invited Co Do. present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
DECISION TODAY
soard % Control Did Not Pass o,
Merits Of Reed Case Yestcr
day Morning

Tho board of control d.f rr. bass
upon ih' merits of fhc Clarcns. Reed
r'-" yesterday. but withheld decision
IniH ihie morning CoraIdrrnrIo
interest las been aroused ir fhc frrf
h'for" 'no board ana fhe outcome
VIII he closely watched
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
0UT-THE-PIKE

A. the request Of many out-the-pike
readers. the lntelligencer has eStap-
Ished sub-station for the sale Of
Document BcNe9 at % cents and A
single clipped coupon at
ORlER & CO.'S DRUG STORE,
Elm Grove.
stop at Grier's today and Get your
Sontlirer for valuable papers, while
the limited supply lasts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

From q small beginning tbo sale and
rar of fhIs remedy Hrs extended fo s.'
.aris ~ tho United States and MANY
furrirn countut. When fou have.
need ~ such o. medicine gItr Chamber.
lain Cough Remedy ri frIal and you
N.I understand Why ~ has become go
popular f0r ruUgh.. colds aud rroup
Ohfalnahle every whore Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
Tor Board OF Education.

James A. E.rkctt See well known
Farmer or Peters Run. has announced
Lnat 20" is candidate fur member ~
ih" hnarU OF education from Triad-IpHla
district ON the Republican ticket. eub-
l..i 20 me primary election 10 be- hold
Jane '. .lr Eirkvtt ls the Grst 10 ana
h"4Hce Dds candidacy. but g. IS likely
.ltl gino.s VIII Doe made within the next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
ACQUITTED ave ar-anur4rrn

... F.f I.'N. |H N.."
Nrnl' AGED 20. .rrs|l"af .r fe.
A'I'y whom Judge Do r knfrar Esd.
ID ODE motion uf II.rr. -Irra ......
Pol defense fraf the frfI-fu.a.
lNnf1ri Apple vac fnkrr hlf...
NinniaHiorer a. Douglas after r..
.fL q action. where . warrart u,..
er'i res Tor his re.arreef rf De- .r
.eEed tfaf He furnished r4rrav o., %.
.IAf EudEor ana Laura kahra f4r fr...
r0rfafi0r fr Cincinnati
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

The rrEt uniform teacher. .ror-f,s.
ton Tor ohio county viii bs held .r the
Woofsdnis school building TODAY HrI
tomorrow. iu charge ~ COUNTY Sutsr-
intender' John VI. iazear assisted hv
super int"nd~nt 2. s. nrlb. DR.. aud D vs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
RIYERMEN PROTEST
B0GGS ISLAND FILL
SAY GRANTING RAILROAD RE.
QUEST WOULD BE pETRI-
MENTAL TO NAVIGATION.
Meeting Was Held at Pittsburgh by
American Association OF Masters,
Mates and Pilots.

A protest was filed with the United
States army engineers at Pittsburgh
by the Pittsburgh hRrbor No. 25, Amer
lean Association of Masters. Mates
and Pilots. against the request made
by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
permission 70 MI IN ground In the
Ohio river. back OF Boggs island. near
Bellaire. on the grounds that II would
be detrimental 10 navigation, following
q meeting Tuesday.
The Reuben Dunbar Is scheduled 10
arrive here this morning at Q O'Clock
from Charleston for Pittsburgh. The
Liberty docked last night and viii
clear this morning az IL 80 for Mata-
moras
The river is now rapidly falling and
a stage OF II feet . inches was record.
cd az he wharf last night II is ex-
pected that the normal stage VIII have
been reached by the latter part of the
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

ak away with. a detected look?
trouble you. just a. you can cultivate
q bad habit 80 long that you cease TO
think 10 wrong. Even the best OF us.
with the most careful MANAGEMENT.
are bound TO waste a certain amount
OF money. Somehow b. gets away from
rs. try AZ We viii 10 prevent IL. But
the man who deliberately throws his
money AZ something ne can't hit.
whether 70 be- a negro's head or a
business proposition. must not COM
plain II the ball goes wide of the
mark
n you cant resist this tendency 20
throw things. either stay away from
such places or don't carry much
money with you
You can have a day al the beach
for dollar. Fifty cents for your
swim. ten cents for car fare and forty
cents for lunch. And that will put
red blood In your veins and key up
your appetite WholesOmely Three
balls for nickel never does that.
The crowd would rather look on
while YOU throw your money away
than to throw their own. but what
compensation have vou7 When your
MONEY is gone hey will buy no shoes
FOR our babies. nor pay your rent
whom you're sick nor subcribe 20
your pension when. you're down and
out Many a catastrophe tn life Is
caused bf throwing money a. some
thing you can't hif. whether in bust.
ness. Ir society. or ~ The beach. but
1-f'n fo hat still. small voice that
''ing ~ conscience. and DO what 10
tolls you. Tor Do s'iuE- fo O. profitable
purpose. u De- waving "a red flag ~
danger to keep YOU safe Heed N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
Talks On Thrift...NO. II
THROWING MONEY AT SOMETHING
YOU CAN'T HIT

In Is mat feeling which you when you know
70 We oee >tuug Did notice the
VINO steps boldly the counter nickel picks nm
ree balls and throws them wildly negos head row Of
lug dolN or some other
o hLS nckeI BIZ mothmg and walk daoctnd Inn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

DAVIS ISLAND DAN-i1.4 r--s fall
ing: clear.
clear
Ff EKERsBURG-31 fost. fsIi,ng;
cloudy "'
M'EGASTOwN-sA eee,. failing:
clear.
OIL C1TY-ss feet. failing. clear
WAtkEN--s feet. falling, clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

Why did sho give up her fae.ors
in gnintinE on china o.
0egns II was necessary Co wash
,ao dishes before you painted fhem
NNN. you know. no girl ia going TO
DO that - Pittsburgh Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

Govern, Goysr9o- p hatfield TO carry him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

Tor s.is BY John ooism-u On,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-17
Start Tomorrow
and Keep 1t Up
Every Morning
Get In the habit Of drinking a
glass Of hot water before
breakfast.


= nol ileie ions' so lel y make
~ s'ay oslNea9le' Lel VS. ilhe wen.
.al "eii' llkgsl WI Nofh Wen, sleep
Nei', auu tooh Neh ~hal y glorious
.o'u't,on % attalh' ana YET now very
eaSs u y y Que VIII Only aaopt the
''p.niuS y lnslae palh'
olhs VINO are accustomed 70 ieel
nuil ana heaNy Wheh they arise, spit.
lhS heaaaehe' stoiiy from cold foul
loasne' has'y pfea'h aeld stomach,
ga lhslea0' leel as lfesh as daisy
~ opening lhe siilces Of the system
s9sn hieaiihs aAl i'uslllng out inc
y 1He lulslA" POISONOUS stag
ny 'll"ller
I,'o' oHe' "ue'aeF athhe SICK or
ft ~ sAuuia' ,aeh morning, helore
91cahlas uIlhh elass of real not
= ater WIN . 'easpoonlal OF limestone
+ 4.4ealnate y y 70 Nash from the
!, iifer ana h1wels the previous
e~5 ihaiBestlDie waste, solf bile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-17

TaF CALL CF TrE CLD gEYg.
.ee8la aaa sn aeale aaa
4hla MaH m4r4ml 1tat M
t.pfe g4 a.le4 .Dyla aver
,e tete.01na ,..ae Hait la
hlfem af Immg
5a.aier Fe cloeei aid Haniesf
,f.g4 eaoo bses aam rhlaa III
Il ueaa Fl gatr mafraga at
aoa Nh 43 n1g u seeu +
,a., l.syc go, si.,ofor i gr,r aim
Ia ya,t polnp apa reitfpp married
g,a o Wbat 4te .er9ief eon,e
arasa tf.aod ig m bae9 tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-17

can use us In their Pipes.
"'And yon are Lovely said the 9TH
er Flowers. For the Chlcory Flowers
are very Pretty and wonderful
shade of Blue.
1--WE make nice Salads too--our
Leaves are very good
"True, true said the other Flow.
ers' you're quite to be envled.
"And how about our FamilyY
asked the Swamp Rose Mallow. Il
am distant Cousin Of the Hollyhocks
you know. And like to Grow where
1t is Ugly 50 will make the Ground
look better
YOU'RE very Handsome and most
Unscliish said the othcr Flowers.
"And after they had tulketi some more
they all decided that the Flowers TINT
made People Happy and were not
Selfish Ike the Button Bush Family.
and not Unkind like the Poison Ivy
Family, We're by far the incest"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-17
HMa MHMgww " NJ Mxx X "
N STORIES or MEM YORK a
. NIX mN#E r a n T III VI Il VI

New York New yorlfs season
was ushored IN with The llorao show
A. Madison Square Garden ana the
premiere At the Meiropolltan opera
house Those who are attending the
horse show q the present time are
as rail birds" enthusiastic lovers
ot The horse, Society will NOT be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-17
Why Suffer
From Migraine or
. Sick Headache?

nr4i. Caldwell nAya Tint tihlsnseendlnpiy
tlisWNAtnV disrnau doea hot shorten lIfe.
hnt Mfs mol anptnI ~ bn cufnble, suffer
hndnfEn The periodical nitnrha eyary fr,v
~eHhH nntll they nfe forty toara ~ ago ntter
whiTh thn aitantH Hre lnea frequent. ana
hhAlly disappear entirely. rnillaiva inaaa'
hsna antlnH the attnrh nre MI that il il
NHAsfhis NJ suggest. while pAro Ia tho diet ia
Tho best preventive mnnA,lfn. Au atiarn
may pften bs prevented by taking two
nhfiskhfnnin labipta when tho firet asnnn,
toms hnpeAf, and one nntlskamnla fahI.t
every two hours dufinH tho attack hhorteua
.AHfisknfnhtA tahipis may be obtained ~
Al1 nfnssi.ls. An Tor Ak Tablets. They
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-17

.5IfU af ttUiAgU wv. i EI |
-. ~ GA, nc or in. |
= & ~ " I'm pnlsno mem
{" ,o H., n.ed n like
a''. a.',,, n,,yes of nIll
g + a. a,1 and mst
49,, aore s. toldj
,,u /, ana ,hr, tbough' |
'e ''' l. ~. sa. III.
r..5a ,A.,s.r bor,or about II and
/, - NM fro,n aut time 10
.t. l...o. I..e nnite Poisonous
pa.,.f.. u, a,,.o from ~
1..., ,, ~ ptacp.oved
:, ,.nur rrndlt ot
''a .,. ,a....af yon rhs
TT ''' ",...,,t,., ~ ho plolpd
wv 4.''' ~ DIX p,aaynro
.,'s' X ~ 9"s'''1 49, no mara
'i'' f ~ ~ ~ cra,,.n ~. ana
'aa '''"" " aGh how
h''l9eh l'ass y ah' 9'', ~ m,.,,', "ym
,g.g'E ~ la Nm gros, plac,
,, a. ,a,gt .ai-s sorae Home
~ EXIT. .aa.
= proud
III ma,a them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-17


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9o'''lo' 1'u WIN toe 'a'''ue too'
! ''''''a '''''Ni''''''9' "u'' y NY aMV'P"'t
''' 'oun'f' 'o' N'''e' "oo'' ''N' -
'"o' '''o'' w 'o'''"'"F Apfee7''o"s
'ol H"s' COMMUNICATION ~ our n"
''aN''H 'N'tn' '''' - R''' % 'ooo'
~ "''''' '''iV''f 'l''' '"V '''''
''o'' = 90'n '"NN Woup ~ peo'
'l''a' ~ u''''S "aSe
- '''o'''k l'f : ui'''o'"a 7S7
'e'u ~ u''l eeia q tlalh''b lor all
N'a'' ''aoa NM iu' pfoioV''on o.
H'''l'
~ ''''"'l'k 10Y 'no eohA'iue''on
y ''N"'p'p o' community eon'e'
~" ''''l'l''} aueus' making some
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-17

i Aries, GnolneS
and Elves know
that Witches have
somehow a very
bad Name but
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The Chilean government has post
poned conversion Of its paper currency
to gold until January, 1910. 4
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Sufferer From lndiaertlon Relieved.
before taking Chamberlain 4ah-
lots my husband snffe q for several
Years from indigestion causing him to
have pains IN the stomach and dis
t1ess after eating Chambeflalns
Tablets relieved him OF these spells
eight away writes Airs Thomas cas-.
oy Geneva Y Y obtainable every
where
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81. co Freds a Family OF F1se
seul Donations 10 Commander Miss Booth
ila West Fourteenth Street. New fosk cly
wssleea Drol Comm. T,ull Ios N Dearborn ST. C-isaro
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caass Going up
once more 3~.er Man ha5 A. dip
town IN hos reans FOR more coin This
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LEADER WANTS BRING RESULT,
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-12
WILL ASK FOR BETTER TRAIN
SERVICE. ~ ~,

A meeting of the transportation COM
mittee of the Commercial Club was held
Monday evening for the purpose of dis
cussing the plan of inducing the North
western road to extend the recently
inaugurated through train service to
Chicago farther west, or at least as far
as New Ulm. It developed at the meet
ing, however, that the time tables al
ready had been arranged for and that an
attempt of this kind would be futile.
The train service west of Mankato
was thoroughly gone into, however, and
an effort will be made to induce the
Northwestern to install a morning train
to connect with the Omaha at Mankato
for the Cities. At present there is no
adequate train service for passengers
west of New Ulm. There is only one
morning train and this leaves most of
the stations along the line at beastly
early hour, coming through New Ulm at
4:15 a. m. It is believed that great
number of people would be accommo-
dated by the installation of forenoon
train, both from this city and the towns
west of New Ulm.
A committee, composed of Messrs.
Beecher and Meile were appointed to
confer with the proper officials of the
road.