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attitude in the present world crisis,
| may give him a big vote in Michigan,
just as he had four years ago as a
candidate of the National Progress
sives. Then, there is Justice Hughes,
of New York; Ex-senator Burton, of
Ohio; Senator Borah, of Idaho Sen
ator Sherman, of Illinois, and a num-
ber of others, all of whom have a fol.
| lowing in Michigan.
Following this preliminary skirmish
will come the State conventions of all
parties to ratify the result and to
choose delegates-at-large to the Ma
| tional conventions. At these state
| conventions will also be selected the
State Central Committeeman.
Immediately upon the heels of this,
and, in fact, In conjunction with il,
will be the scramble for support at
the August primaries when nomina-
tions will be made for governor, lieu.
tenant governor, United States SEN
| ator, congressman and members of
the legislature After the August pri-
maries, there will be more conven-
tions to choose candidates for justice
of the supreme court, secretary of
state, attorney-general, auditor gen.
eral and state treasurer.
Besides the regular candidates at
the November election some circuit
| judges will be elected to fill unex-
pired terms, and all counties will elect
county tickets from top to bottom.
Gubernatorial Timber.
So far as the gubernatorial timber
| Is concerned, no Democratic candidate
has announced himself, the presump-
tion being that Governor Ferris may
| have the nomination If he will accept
it. Among the Republicans, a num-
ber are either avowed candidates or
are in receptive mood. Former
Congressman Gerrit J. Diekema, of
Holland; Lieutenant Governor Dick
inson, OF Charlotte; A. e. Sleeper, of
Bad Axe, and A. c. Carton, Immigra-
| ton Commissioner, are among these.
In the selection of men, the politi-
cal weather vane indicates that issues
will be the ruling factor. Several Of
these issues are Of vital import to the
people and the people are in no TEN.
| per to countenance a straddle by as.
pirants for Office, especially those for
state office, members Of the legislature
and congress. The big issues include
not only these already up for dis
posal, including amendments, but also
those which are "in the air" and which
are bound to engage the attention of
the voter before next November. Some
of these matters are of more concern
to the farmers Of the state than to
any other class of citizens. Michigan
has great latent agricultural resources
which land owners and tenants have
not been able to develop because of
q lack of capital and credit. In the
Farm Credit System, they see an op-
portunity to SECURE the needed funds
The Owosso times., 1916-01-28
Chancerv Sale.

In pursuance and by virtue OF deuxnz~S On
circuit Court for the County of Shkesuxaz g
etate OF Mtchigan, IN Chsncery, HxES1 xns
entered on the 9Th day Of October, A o n g.
In certain cause therein pending. en- ana
the owosso Savings Bank. y corpsrazs<n a.
0wosso Michigan, Is Complainant and Dsdkac
Lyon, Julia r. kddy. Gilbert Loring. Usfk 4.
Loring and Gilbert L. Tavlor administ<zssrd
tne estate OF Gilbert X. Lyon. deceeasx- &rv
oefendants. Notice Is hereby giyen- cha.
Snail sell at public auction TO the high-xs aae
DER, NJ the front door OF the Court Houos IA t.ss
City OF Corunna, Shiawsssee CoanfF. Aetu
gan, that being the place OF holdar cas
.ircuit Court for said County). on Mo0aaE GEs
S'tn day OF January, A. ID. 1916. at 9ux % ks5t
In the afternoon, the following descrthsS x1s.
perty. viz: The southwest quarter az An,
northwest quarter OF section thirty-UxaA sln'
the east half OF the southwest QuaEtar oxt Gsr
ton thirty two, all in Township Eieas, Csrtt.
Range East IN Rush Township, StIa s.Gsa<ft
county, Michigan. and lot number ssHxx "a
BLOCK number one of q. X. Lyons sdfYdm q.
the City OF Owosso. Shiawas CoyatF MIC n =
gan, according TO the recorded plat ttaxgf
Dated Owosso, Michigan. December a. lgt
NEIL X. WALLK,
Circuit Court Commas sdoaxn
Shiawassee County, MkoG A~h
w M. FITZPATRICK,
solicitor for Complainant.
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FEDERAL FARM
CREDITS SYSTEM
Michigan's Tillers of the
Soil See Relief in 1t.
NEED MONEY ON LONG TIME

Busy Political Year in Wolverine State
Offers an Opportunity for Land
Owners and Tenants to get Togeth
er and Make Themselves Heard
Charles 3. Warren Suggested For
Gubernatorial Honors.
Lansing, Mich, January 1S.-The
nomination and election of president.
governor, and state officers, of mem,
bers of the legislature, and innumer'
able big issues, will make this one OF
the busiest years, politically, the peo-
pie of Michigan have known for a
decade.
Activities, large and small, have al
ready begun and the hum of the po-
litical machinery will sound with an
increasing momentum until it becomes
din on the eve of election day, which
is November Z, according to the calen-
dar.
First among the matters which
concern the nation will be the pre-
ferential primaries for presidential
nominees, on April 3. President Will
son will no doubt be the Democratic
choice, but who will receive the nom-
ination at the hands of the Republi-
can electors is more of problem.
The state has some 'favorite sons"
who would not be averse to having
the backing of Michigan at the Re-
publican National convention in Chi
cago on June Z. From the western
part of the state comes rumblings of
the boom of Senator William Alden
Smith, and there are also sounds Of
preparedness from the north which
seem to originate in the neiGhborhood
Of the 500.
Presidential Candidates.
From outside the state can be
heard the boom of the distant random
political gun in a dozen different di-
rections. Ex-President Roosevelt,
viewed as the inevitable nominee"
by some of the eastern sages, in the
light of the recent invitation of the
Republican national committee to all
Bull Moosers" to return to the
Grand Old Party" and the Colonels
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Notice for Appearances.

State of Michigan, tho Circuit Court rsr tsss,
County OF Shlawassce, in ChapeerF.
Patrick Milett. Compiainant
Va.
Ambrose s. Townsend Ambrose
T. Townsend Isaiah Townsend
Robert Townsend, or their or
any of their unknown heirs.
devisees, legatees and assigns.
Defendsusc-
Suit pending In the Circuts Court zoe ssns.sr
County of Shtawassee in Chancery, on nSxr Ia
day OF December A. ID. tst5.
!. In this cause II appearing from ahsssse~:
bill OF Complaint on file In said cause aasI tsmz
the affldavlt OF Leon r. Miner, s0lfdnK az
defendants ABOVE named are unkrxWa sMa
that IL Is not known whether such persosx zoe.
living or dead, or where they may zeGAs. r.
living. or whether the title, interesn. <sszu
lien, or posslble right has been by uknx ss
either of them assigned 20 any person nr asxr
sons, or II dead, whether they or either axtsrer
has personal representatives or heirs ib1ar or
where they or some OF them may ssasss- IN
sible right has oee disposed of bp vEn uNs sx
also appearing that after dingenI oearsGp ssar
inquiry, the names Of the persona, W6ns asx
included as defendants I'm said cause mifcvN
being named cannot be ascertained-
g. Therefore. on motion of Leon W Sssyx
solicitor foy eatd complainant, 10 vs. ss-usei
that the appearance of said defendauen Gss er
cluded In said cause on or before the son ,xxz-
J. ~ ~
appearance that they eausc their snswsrsts ar
bill of complain nt In said cause 10 be akssf am
copy thereof 70 be served ON said conDaRSnul-
solicitor within fifteen Gays after scvsssa av
them OF q copy Of said bfh Of coHp,Gawa. sn1
that in default there f. that the saiH tbU re
Complaint be taken rs confessed eR@A 10
fendants-
3 IL is further ordered that witfa9 xsx1ss
days from the date hereof the said sasssrxs
ant cause copy of this order TO be gs1s,askx
in The OwossO Timea n newspaper put akeSf
and circulated TN said county, that aasx duhl
lication be continued therein ooaa hsSsS
week for six successive weeke.
4, That this sutt is brought TO qulettns es1s
TO the E " OF the Nc Y of section SsA rss~
see County. State OF Mchienn.
Dated this 9Th day OF December A. RkKx
SELDEN s. MINER
Cfrcas t-fSzAaa
LEON f MINER,
Solicitor for Compiainsnt.
BUSINESS address, Owo2so. MfcnsUy
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Order Publication.

wassee.
AT session OF the Probate Court for said
County held at the Probate once In the City
OF Corunrs on Wednesday the 10th day OF
hundred and sixteen.
Present Matthew Bush. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF the estate OF Elizabeth
Springs, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF Ellen
Drown praying that administration OF said
estate may be granted to Charles w, Jenuing q
or some other suitable person.
IL is ordered that the 2lst day of February
next at ten O'Clock In the forenoon at said
Probate ONCE. be assigned for hearing said
petition.
And IL is further ordered that copy OF this
order De published three successive weeks
previous TO said day OF hearing in the Owosso
Times newspaper printed and circulating In
said County OF Shiawassee.
MATTHEW BUSH,
a.. Judge OF Probate.
Probate Register.
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1.-THE FATAL SECRET" by Mrs.
Southworth. and IA other good stories.
post paid for only 10 cents. Address
u. ELSEA, Owosso, Mich. Adv
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Commissioners psotxss.

In the matter OF the estate az Mxx.ux
Farrell deceased.
We the undersigned, having been ayyssnssns
by the hon. Matthew BUSH. Juoge OF PtmaSS
In and for the County OF Shia " assoc. 6Esss ~
Michigan Commissioners 70 receive, exaxufAs
and adjust all claims aud demands of ndi IpG-
sons against said estate, do hereby eiSeWrzre
that We will meet at the Stale Bank On CA
City OF Owosso In said County. on ThqrzsN.
the 24th day OF February A. ID. 1914, snf dn
ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of each az ssz6
days, for the purpose of receiving and x<fnss.
ing all claims against said estate, AND ~ a.
four months from the Hth day OF De=axsss
A ID. 1919, are allowed 70 creditors 10 itsaass,
their claims to said Commissioners Cor s4nsr
ment and allowance.
Dated the 2<th day of December, A. m mi
HERBERT ALLEvEL
Robert ALLEEOE,
Conm5sxfnG1g
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Comm ssioners' Notice.

In the matter OF the estate OF Lucinda Miller
deceased.
We, the undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Matthew Bush, Judge of Probate
Ia and for the County OF Shiawassee, State OF
Michigan, commissioners TO receive examine
ana ADJUST all claims and demands of ali per.
sons against said estate do hereby give notice
that we Will meet at the office OF e. M Miller
In the City OF Owosso in said County on Fri.
Gay the 2ith day OF March A. ID. 1916 and on
wednesday the Gath day OF May A. d. 1915 at
ten o CLOCK In the forenoon of each OF said days
for the purpose OF receiving and adjusting an
claims against said estate and that four months
from the Oath day OF January A. ID. 1916 are
allowed TO creditors TO present their claims "a
said Commissioner RS for adjustment and allow
ance.
Dated the 24th day OF January A. d. 1916.
A. ID. CHASE,
II. K. SLA, X,
Commissioners.
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JanuarY %. 1915

Resolved by The Commission OF the City OF
Owosso that the claims and accounts hereto
attached be approved and the Mayor and Clerk
are hereby instructed to issue warrants on the
City Treasurer against the various funds for
amounts shown:
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CommissIoners' Notice

In the matter OF the estate OF Ida A. Bava
deceased.
oy the Hon. Matthew Bush. dge at Prod afs
Ia aud for the County OF Shiawassee, Sosa1 n
Michigan. commissioners TO receive, er IN srs
ana ADJUST all claims and demands OF SIC nsr-
sons against said estate. do hereby gise usn0e
that We Will meet at the Citizens SW h1,ys
Bank In the CITY OF Owosso In said OoVaxg ga
tuesday the 18th day OF February A. a. ssz
1915 at ten o'clock In the forenoon az sssc& IN
said days, for the purpose of recetxfn4 axcs
adjusting all claims against said estAna axn
That Tour months from the 18th day &C uAcssr-
Der A. ID. 1915 are allowed to creditors nx vrrz
sent their claims To said commiaskxH, ar
adjustment and allo vance.
Dated the 2sth day OF December A Gn Iaz
GILBERT L. TAYLOG.
OLIVER l.. DAVIS.
COmMf "a uy,.r-.
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Solicitor for Complainsnt.
BUSINESS address. Owe&so. MfcnSUv
The Owosso times., 1916-01-28

City Assessor Sanderhoff reported excessive
spriukling taxes on the property of Ed. Carr
on Ball street and G, v Harris on Park street.
and recommended that &2 81 be refunded. Mr..
Hanscom moved that Mr.. Carr and Mr. Harris
each be refunded 1894 on cremation OF
receipts for same, which prevailed, ayes De-
Young, Hanscom, Rosevear.
Mr.. Rosevear moved that the Commis sion
adjourn until February 2, 1916. which pre-.
vailed, ayes DeYouDg Hanscom Rosevear.
JAS DE YOUNG,
Mayor.
ARTHUR II. DUMoND.
City Clerk
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COM.
MISSION.

owosso. January "a, 1915.
Regular meeting OF the Commission, Mayor
DeYoung presiding
Members present: DeYoung. Hanscom,
Rosevesr.
were read and approved as printed.
COMMUNICATIONS
The following communication was presented
and ordered filed:
State OF Michigan. County Of shiawassee, SIS
August I. Birk OF Owosso. Michigan, being
the General Manager OF the Owosso Gas Light
company. corporation organized and doing
business under and by virtue of the laws OF
true report 10 the City OF Owosso of the mum
per OF cubic feet OF gas sold by the said Owosss
Gas Light Company during the year 1915:
From January 1915 to January 1. 1916, said
cubic feet OF gas. And further deponent says
not.
August T. Blrk.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me THIS 9th day OF January, A.
Anna B. Lewis,
Notary Public in and for shiawassee
MY commission expires Jan. 20, 1919.
Filed Jan. q, 1915.
ARTHUR H. DgMoND.
City Clerk.
NEW BUSINESS
This being the date set for hearing objee-
tions TO the closing OF streets and alleys In
Maple Ridge Heights addition as set forth in
resolution No: s22 adopted January Srd, 1916,
an opportunity was given for objections.
None were presented. Mr.. Hanscom moved
mat the hearing be adjourned until the next
regular mt citing, which prevailed, ayes De.
Young, Hanscom, Roseyear.
Elmer Howe addressed the Commission,
claiming refund OF portion OF personal tax
because he had disposed of property taxed
before tax was levied Mr.. Hanscom moved
that the subject be laid on the table until the
next regular meeting. which prevailed, ayes
DeYoung Hanscom. Roseyear:
The following resolution was presented and
on motion OF Mr.. Rosevear same was adopted,
ayes DeYoung, Hanscom, Rosevear:
January "a, 1915.
Resolved by The Commission OF the City OF
Owosso that the claims and accounts hereto
attached be approved and the Mayor and Clerk
are hereby instructed to issue warrants on the
City Treasurer against the various funds for
amounts shown:
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Commissioners Notice.

rell deceased.
We the undersigned, having been auSusbGsa
by the Hon. Matthew Bush, Judge ar Fssfsss
In and for the Cousty OF Shiawassee azrosSr
Michigan, Commissioners TO receive, eanr s,t
and adjust all claims and demands o. an Sesr
sons against said estate, do her sby gsEs NlItse
that we will meet at the State RauA n a<s
City OF Owosso In said County on rlnnxSsF
the 24th day OF rebruary A. ID. ia@s and >sx
ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF eackn ar ss.x
days, for the purpose of receiving and s<s nx-
ing all claims against said estate and sfar 6er
months from the 24th day Of Decenslhec A q
1915, are allowed TO creditors TO preNeus. Gsser
claims TO said Commissioners foe edtssuszu,
and allowance.
Dated the 2ith day OF December A. a. HE
HERBERT ALACyM
ROBERT ALliv0xs,
Commtesfu~sE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25

ST DESCCBRI0 IN ROBO EIEJO

La miStcriosa deSaparIcldn de aleu-
nos VrS,idns Y variOs ~artlculoS de
!!frrrutn %natucaleza e n 81 irayecto
Iu. hay a Ia rstaciGn d" uno de los
Ge. "~0carrilcS locales Y que. seGGn in
fnrmeS vrnian tratandoSe de aclarar
drsdr hare variOs meSeS, fue al TN
rrSunIto aver en- Ia maHana ION 81
errrSio de IN negro DE- - amos, EN-
ylaado como conductor en- una Com
pania de transports en- esla cludad.
rer0hrind0Sr A. mlSmc tempo va
rios vpsiidOS Y otroS articuloS.
II arrcstO fu6 hechO pOr el 'ictec-
Like Green y un agente especial de
Ia CompaTia del frrTocarrli. IN
! cateo hechO a Il. caSa del negro pre-
dujo no solo FL rerObrar los artltN-
los de refcrenria Sino oiroS murl0S
que r<taban .uardadOs EN- I'm cGfre.
Ago So tard6 para descubrir.es est
rObO. prro no. rs POGO laD"r .'ceo-
brada inio 10 robado. III
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| con lentilud Saliindolas al "ncu"n'
, trO.
-;Muerte de Jipitrr!,-eXcIam'
Antan.-tES Otro elcIantc qne 81 no.
i~nterponea :ESta ~rsrrlt" Que IS
ia noche solo tengamoS maloS en-
| cuantros? iComienz0 Il eSlar mast;
! los neloS de firraS africans!
No cree qu" sea un rIefanl"-
diio .Alfredn. que - habia parape-
tado tras 81 trOncO de- IN grueSo ar
bol-;Estemos en- euardia. amigos
pOrGue temo que eSa maSa enofiile
sea IN rinOcerOnte!
% I'm hipop6tamo que husca &C.
ho-dijo A.sseybo.-El rio esta c"Tra,
mi amO.
-d.reo que tieneS ra~6n. 81 Sc ira
lara de I'm r~inOrerontr, va o hui
biera acometido.
:Oui hacemos?-prcsuni6 AA'an,
s. es I'm hipopdtamo, deiemoSl" pa
sar.
-ES que me parrre que :" orupa
mas de nosotroS que de las RACES
me c0ns.ituyen Su paste IavorIto.
no veis que Sc diri9e hacia aqui?
Sierra un curioso.
-.Pero IN curioso terrible, Antao.
lie saludaremOS con una bucna
descarga!
-.ysamos primero 10 que hace.
Crao 1ue no tiene malas inienciOnes,
al menos, Dor ahoTa.
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ln laio-iiio Alfredo.-iPoDre ami
20! tQui hnraS tan angnstlOSas ha-
bras paSado IN csc inmundo boqu"-
IT,,
No tanta> como rrr"S, punS una
parlr lie "sr tempo Ia he pasado
ronrando tranquilamentc. Y No5G-
tro>. ic6mn o. haDti> desembara-
lado de los .iabalieS?
-HnmUS sufrido IN v%erdadero 81
30 por parte de esos auimaieS, que
ha durado hasta bien entrada la no.
rhr, a prSar lie nueStraS frecuentcS
dcScargas.
En- Sesuida que pudimoS bajar
nos puSimOS en- III buSca, temicndO
que tc hubirra ocurridO alguna gra-
VI dcSeracia. Como va estaba has
ant oScuro. nos fue impossible deS-
c-hrjr tuS huellaS. y tuvimOs que
abandonarnoS a la casualidad, espa-
rand" Guiaruo> por tuS yoces o tus
~di>paroS. va Ilevanamos tres hOras
H. marcha. desrarcando de vez en-
rHando uHeStrdS armas. cuando vi
mos al vieio elelantc ' oimoS III sri-
10. Con dos descargaS le pusimos
I'll tusa, arroiandole ademas una
lea enrcndida para aumentar ST eS-
panjo. FL resto va 10 sabes.
-sY no habeiS vuelto al campa-
meuto?
No, Anta0.
-E$taran inQuiet0s nor nuestra
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LOS MADER0 EN- san ANTONIO

Salvador. EvariSio Y Manuel Ma
derO. ron Sis r"Sp"rtivas famiiias
llrgarOn alui cSta Semana con ei
propdSito de pdrmanecer hasra pa
sado 81 pr6yimo invierno. Nicren
de Corpus Christi dondr han pasa-
10 rI Verano. Las Tres familiaS han
~"rrrndad0 la hrrm0sa ~rrsid"nria de
In sonora John Ease Grjswnld. 323
dc Ia Avcnida WoOdlawn nj Oeste
Ia rual rSt;i SirndO rcformaia rnn-
yrnirn!onnnIe. MicntraS "S'a .iSta
Ia rifada casa los Madrro viviran
~"n una ramilia amiga en Ia Gale
i0a.
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iSOLLEiI& No. II.
La COSTA De MARFiL
(Por Emilio Salgari-)

-T-- - l. = 49,. -. =. ~.
y r..a:,.., ,.~~,.,,.. ., has,, f..
r,n .I.i n,nn5o ,..oirn~ M h.
.o,, p,b~a amiea min,
NJ, nm I'D, fas r~,p.nsa.:n-
t.ban. NINA ,u.r1ar -Fs-ov-
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~pTOlOngada ausencla.
Nos creeran ocupadoS en- cazaT
a la rmboscaia. pleas mayores. A.
prrSur6mOnos. amigo; deben de ser
va las dos de In mafana.
~ dGnde csta cl campamento?
-Oigo el rio cOrrer 4 nuestra de-
rerha. S~ieuiGninlc no nos extra
viaremOs.
-tD6nde habeis dejado vuestros
jabalieS? =.
-Colgados en- dos ramas del bao-
bah. para sustraeNlOS & las dente-
lladas de las hienaS. rs declr, he
mos cOlgadO solo dos. En- cuanto a
los otroS. solo hallarem0s los esque-
letos.
Dirigifndose a la derecha, blen
pTonto cnrOntraron Ell rio, que, Sc
gtin Sus calculos, debia gularlos al
campameniO. Sus orillas estaDan
cuhiertaS de una vegetation tan eS-
peSa. que impedia a los expediclo-
narios caminar p0r ALI, y Sc TIeron
prcrisados a v0lver a entraT a Ia sell
donde podian encontrar sendaS
menos fatigoSas.
Despues de celebrar consejo Sc
pusieron animosamente Ell marcia,
ansiosos de llegar al campamento
traS tantas horas de ~au5encia, Guam
do fuerou bruScamente detenidoS
por una gran sombra que avanzaba
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-hH-
FL hipop6tamO. que hacia alSunos
Instances 50 habia detcnido, como
81 i. faltaran llaS >ruerzas. ,cay6 de
pronlo al! suelo, sObre uno de sps
costados, y duedG sin m0vimlento.
parecia como 81 hubiera muerto,
pues no Sc ola siquiera ei cruJldo de
las hOiaS.
Ha muerto-iijo el portuguese
iHab:a recibid0 alGun l~anzazo?
-Es possible. respondi6 Alfredo
Los nesros de eSta region asaltan
cuando pueden a estos monstruos
para hacer provision de carne sucu-
lenta. F.,
En- tai case. vamoS a cortar I'm
trozo para nuestro amuerzo.
ST: pero cuando nos hayamos
ccrciorado de que esta muerto-res-
pondi6 Ell cazador.
.Afcfant6 diez o doce pasos, mi
rando Ia ehorme masa, que conser-
raba absolute inmovilidad. y luego
,puni6 con eI fusiI a Ia cabeza e
hizo fueso.
FL anfibio recibi6 Ell trio; pero no
Sc movie.
-;Esta muertot-dijo Alfredo
p0demos acercarnos sin tenor.
:Adelaut6 hacia Ell c%orpulerto Ca
daver, sesuido por 81 portuguese y Ell
negro. v dieron una vuelta al rede-
(Contiruaro
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NOMBR.ilfIENTOS

Los doctores Frederick Hadra y
rhad Shaw dc San Antonio. han Sld0
.lombradoS por 81 Presidcnlc tenlen-
'rS primcrOs en- los cucrpoS y" Ia
lcScrva Nlidica del Ei@rcito. OIroS
me i!coS trXauos fucron asraclados
on .gual nombramiento. EStoS son:
'os prs. G.. O. Bailey. John Burns y
Otto j. Cook FL DR. Hadra sirri6
EN- 81 C.urrpo de MtdicoS del Eitr-
clto IN E.spaIa. Gurant" Ia guerra
Observation-Disclosures.
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Personal

Aver "n la tardp iuvimns cl gus
ia de- Saludar "n nucStraS 0iIrInaS
a nurSiro compaIrioia 81 dlSiin:ui-
q professor DE- mlISica George \.
tanning. ,lsln ,ir>ic harc al=un"S
las So. rncurntra cn cS!a CIudad Y
,icnn con Fl prnp6sit" dc r~ailcarSc
n ella para "%icrcer su profession
ONO pianista y maestro. La resi-
!rnril del senior Manning q. por
hnra 81 ntinncro :0l de- la callr dc
IrrOS al sur.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
no Hay PARALYSIS NFANTIL EN-
HEXICO

Secrin TN telerama que feciDlo
aver 81 Consul carrancista Te6dnlo
r. Belfrin. Ia PARALYSIS infantii no
ryiste en- FL Itsmo de Tehuantepee,
Mfxico. pero 81 una forma de fieDre
malaria, segtln los medicos que fue-
ron a esfrtiiar la enfermedad. pof
orden del Departmental dc Saul
bridal de MEXICO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25

Vrrdaderamente aquel 'hIpopdta-
mo. DllrS tai debia de ser a JuZgar
! Dor SUI an.iar rn'Sado . lncIcEi0. pa
rcria no trncr prop6sltos bellcosos,
p,lc, r~onlinuaba placidamcnte en-
marrha, Semi0culto "ntrc las alias
hirrbas 1ur crrrian halo los drbo-
les.
Debia de haber IcScIbierto a los
Tres hombres Y dido sus woes; pero
? pesar tr todo. Sc 1irigia despaciO
hacia ell arbol. Y e, cIerto movi-
miento ia! peSado que hacia reir al
portuguese.
One coSa tan rXtraHa.-eXcla-
mo Alfredo al caho de I'm ratio
Cnando eSos animalcs estdn N. tie
ira. eyilan cnc0ntrarSe con los hon.
hrrs q los aromclrn con Juror. mien
,ros isle no 50 inquieta. 81 continua
ohrlantado. drntro de medic minu-
10 eslara alui.
-Ouerri que le matemos a que
m9rropa- diio Antao, armandO su
rarabina.
Me ~par"re! Pcro ;cailal Mira
Ie bien. Asseybo! lie parecen natu-
rales suS attitudes?
No. mi amo: y tengo una sospe-
cha.
-cCual?
Que csc animal esta gravemente
herido.
-Tamhi6n 80 emniezO 4 rTeerio.