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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-01

Advertiser and customer profit by the
classified Ad" habit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-01

MISSOURI WOMAN TO CAMPAIGN FOR SUFFRAGE
ON HoRSEBACK-Mrs. Alice Curtice Noyer-Wing field
secretary for the Missouri Equal Franchise association is
planning to reach the sections of her state in the
Ozark mountains on horseback
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-01
OFFICIALS FAVOR
BEE HOSPITAL PLAN
Dahlman Says There is No Doubt Of
the Need of the City for Such
an Institution.
OTHERS ALSO LIKE THE IDEA

Mayor Dahlman favors the propo-
sit'on of city and county officials get
ung together the early part OF the
new year for discussion OF the ad-
visibility of establishing public
hospital for city and county use.
Il believe we need hospital such
as was suggested yesterday in The
Bee. The scarlet fever situation just
now shows beyond question that the
city should be provided with an ade-
quate institution where contagious
cases could be properly cared for. 1t
IS my belief that a bond proposition
would carry next fall and the thing
TO do is for the city and county off
Gals to get together before very long
and talk this matter over" said the
mayor.
Jardine FRVOrs ~,
Commissioner Jardine said: There can
be no question regarding the worthiness
OF the project. II is one OF the rea,
needs OF the city OF course. we haven't
the funds now. but that phase should he
considered. a moden public hospital
is one OF several important needs OF the
city. ! would be willing 20 do my shave
in taking the preliminary steps
without any question we need a large
modern public hospital" said Commits
sloner Kugel, whose department includes
health and sanitation. Mr.. Kugel's re-
cent observations have convinced him
that Omaha docs not have place worthy
OF the name OF a public hospital
Health Commissioner Council believes
that Omaha Is large enough and able 10
maintain a public hospital such as other
cities OF the size now have. lie said
such an institution. would cost about
$4,000, but would he good invest
ment He favors a separate hospital for |
conta gious diseases.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-01
The Greatest Service to
the Greatest Number"
and Wen accomplish it, too.

and wen accomplish it. too
Mr. 1916, have you realized you came through
space to reign here for awhile, what world you are
coming to-and what specially charming spot the
United States is?
The crops of 1915 were more valuable than ever
Factories running full time-many night and day.
while great number of manufacturers can not fill
orders promptly-gving significance to trade
conditions in general and this country is fast becoming
greater nation than ever in the eyes of the entire
world.
The outlook is bright.
Let us talk only PEACE, PROGRESS PROS
PERITY. We entering New Year and a new era
the worlds greatest business Nation and Omaha the
City of Opportunity.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03

We furnish the only pasteurlzed milk sold In Hot Springs The Pas. teurizod MIX Go. s1t-t7
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03
WHAT'S THE DlFFERENCE2

A public official. holding the place of judge of the city courts ot Argonta, was accused of drunkness in office, was tried, and was found guilty and an order of removal from the office made. An appeal or resistance is made by the convicted judge, one req. son assigned in the appeal that the court Impeachment was not properly sworn In, Certainly that point is i'm portant in any legal proceedings, bu; in the case of an accused public ser. want, 1t seems to make less difference than in other cases, for the court of Impeachment unsworn would probably have reached the same conclusion as sworn, and the day has gone gimmer- ing into almost forgotten history when drunkness anywhere is excRs- able.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03
FOR BRICK WORK

all 1S45, tam Wind. Reliable esti- uates furnished on any class of Brick Work. 2-20-.t
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03
WARNING ORDER.

In the Circuit Court Of Garland County, Ark
 A. G. Rhodes Furniture Co. plain tiff. vs, May Leonard, defendant,
 The defendant, May Leonard, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. A. G. Rhodes Furni ture Company
 Witness my hand and seal of said court this 18th day of November, 1916.
 A. c. SUULENBERGBR, Clerk. V. & Ledgerwood, Esq, attorney ad
 Item
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03
GIVING US CREDIT.

A secular publication oi wide cir culation discussing the prohibition situation in Arkansas sets forth how the state yote at large backed up the legislative action for prohibition, and that all the counties voted dry except the county in which Hot Springs is situated, which went wet by only S7 votes great victory, of course, for prohibition but 1t would have been a greater victory for truth had the publication put itself in possession of the facts in the case and stated that fin Arkansas the vote on such ques- tions Is by units of counties, and that Garland county in which Hot Springs Is situated voted dry with the other counties of the state. It makes very little difference that the error has oc. cured, other than that the publication is discussing the subject to al inteL llgent public, and therefore Is mislead ing that public in its general summary. Hot Springs is not so different from 4ouher Eart4~f the state. The people
 e, as in other parts of the state,
 lad almost year of prohibition be- lore. they voted on the subject, and Ekihey viewed 1t from practical view points, and they should not be made the exception to a rule that obtained generally throughout the state.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03
WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Garland County, Ark, Minnie Murphy, plain tiff vs. E. w. Murphy, defendant.
 The defendant. E. w. Murphy is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Minnie Murphy
 Witnessed my hand and the seal O. said court this 9th day of November 1916.
 A. G. SULLENGEBGER Clerk
 Richard M Ryan, Attorney ad Ii tem.
 Jas. Nj. Anderson, D. C.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03
Phone 1547 1o5 Water St Hotel Hough Uormerly the Cooler Houss)
 ROOM AND BOARD
1o5 Water St
Phone 1547

sommer Rates $500 Per Week and Up Furnished rooms single or double Fur nlshed or light house keeping. Gas water and lights furnished. WtHn block of bath houses. Within tvNo blocks of the famous could water springs.
 N. A. Hough. Prop. Hot Springs. Ark
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03

The Booklyn boys will be here Co train in the spring with the idea taa, in this particular feature al least the Boston boys will have nothing oye, them next summer.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03
fscrIbod bs follows.

', " at point on the north
 v Silver street forty-fiye (45) s'Sset west of the dividing line between lots 8 and where it touches said street; thence north across said lot 1, Tarallel with the west boundary line of said lot 1. to the dividing line between lots and S, in said block 6; thence east on the said dividing line between lots and &, siXty-fiye (65) feet; thence south Co Silver street. parallel with first line 10 a point on the south line of lot 8 fifteen (l5) feet east of the dividing line between said lots and {. in said block G.; thence west on said line of Silver street, sixty t60l feet, 10 the point of beginning. being lands belonging to said estate
 Said application for an order for the sale of said lands will be made for the purpose of having said lands sold, under the order of the probate court Of Garland county, Arkansas. to pay the debts of the estate of the said T. M Modlin, deceased
 Given under my hand as admins trator of the estate of T. NJ. Modlin, deceased. on this 8th day of Noyem Der, 1916
 J. T. JONES, Administrator of the estate Of T. M.
 Modlin, deceased.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03

When Billy Sunday proclaims thet it is nobody's business how much money he makes. he forgets that it is certainly some of the business Of those he makes it from
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03

Up in Missouri they have rented a ecunty jail to a steam laundry, which is another proof that news is news anywhere it happens.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03

But then under any condition, if Central avenue is to be paved soon t must be soon, and if not soon, it must not be interrupted until late spring
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03

The terrible thing in after election affairs is that so conspicuous a ma as Teddy could get lost in the shuffe
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03
AnMlnlsrRAroR.s MorlcE.

Notice is hereby given that l. the undersigned, j. T. Jones. as admins. irator Of the estate of T. M Modlin. deceased, on Monday. the i1th day of December, 1916, or as soon thereafter as can be heard. will make appli- cation to the probate court of Garland county, Arkansas. for an order for the sale of a part of lots and in block 6. in the city of Hot Springs, Garland county. Ark9nsas, according to the of
 !. .sicsfs. naH lot Springs Reser-
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03

But then it has been an easy matter on many occasions yo boycott the but tor.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-03

' In the masDwhi,e our beloved Cen. Tal avefde Is yawning for some sori
 darning needle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
rs POSSIBLE CUE TENGAMOS UNA
GNH& FRA.

Una extcnsa zona tempeStuoSa Gu
80 ccnsro Sc encuentra en- ManItaba
Y gua a5raza a parte de-, pals que
50 extipude Gcsie 81 Este del NlsSl-
Sa9pi. abrazando cSta region, podFla
H. birn oraSionar un camDlO d"
temperature que, nos tr2jera una
nu"va onda fria. A@nque las demaS
eoHdigioHes neresarios para pronoS-
t;rar IN camDio no estan bien deter
mnada> las temperatures. notable
nrnte d.versas. tomadas en- 81 50. d"
TcN.s aaSta Florida Y Medina en-
Utah. hacnu ~osporario Y 81 no eS IL
lara iuraciin. puedc af"ctarnos
rulaHa mouos yor IN p"r!odo d" p
aoras. ~ lo 4iiimos: como las con-
Gi,.car: del tempo no arrojan !ndI-
rarGnu, prrci>aS. Ia of!clno meteo-
r~o.i.i,a ier~. uo ia IN pron3Stito
{ a.ai'iyo .s,io Ia ~ryprc.ado III" Is
pa.: be ua r@mhjo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
NOTICIHS De LA OUDAD
R0iIPIERON UN CRYSTAL PARA
ROBAR UNA TIENDA.

Los ladrones rompieron aver. en-
ire las - Y IA 1 de la madrugada uno
de los arandeS cristales de IN apa-
radOr lel frente de la tionad de H.
HrsScl. 7Oi de la callo de Austin, pc
ro 10 pudierOn lIeyar a cabo ningin
roho. purs Ia inyrria c0.ocada en- 81
ritadO a~parador no habia SiiO tOca-
ia. s~cgufamrntr porque los ladro-
mes tcmiprOn que al rStallar 81 rris-
tai alsuicn o]curririI Y srrian SOr-
prendidOS. Tn SOldadO Y I'm civil que
paSaron por Ia iienia Sc dierOn cuen
tn del hccho Y avisaron Immediate
mcnt" a Ia 2nlicia. FL captain Brown
Y 81 oficia, CallinS acudicron cn Sc
guida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
FDLETIN Nun. 81.
AL POLO kUSTRAL
EN- VELOCIPEDO
(Por Emilio Salgari.)

-Valor. ami=oS-d"cia Wilkyc.-
ESlamo> a Punto de- rrhaSar N tl!j-
ira barrrra lei Polo.
Los dos vrlocjpeliSias, aunIUr
impra>ionadoS por aIurlo> continue ,
Observation-Disclosures. i. >n-uian ~i'n-
pre-. evitaudo las av"riuraS = redo
hlando <us r<fuerzo> ruaa,ln - pre-
sentaba ante ellos IN e>pario plano Y
sin ~obStatu.oS.
De improvi,o Fl gran hanco tenn
bio hasia en- los extremes uUc -
perdian en- Il horizontr. tan ruerte.
due a POGO mas. los velocipedi>taS -
caen de SuS bicitletaS. DeSputS lie
arunlia primera s~acudida. que anun-
ciaba Ia inminente proNimiiad lie
las tremendaS pre>ioneS. comenzaron
,os a'armanteS ruidoS. las crepitacio-
70, Il rruiimiento y eI mu-jdo de
Us hirlo<. que empezaron a romprr-
So ror mi. parties. vomitando Sohre
81 banco. inmenSoS Salio> de aqua.
Los e-bergS. las piramidr>. laS
rnlHmnaS. las cGpulaS oScEaban
Como Il en- >us bases solpearan Fu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
Los Estados Unidos poseen ahora 81
mas d~estructor de los torpedos a@reos

Z. n9evo torpedo aereo tienc sicte
pies : medic de longitud, : pesa Glen
libra. 81 forma es larga = ~cstrecha,
con 81 oJfeto de que Sc opere Ia ne
n-r friccidr possible n pasar 0 las
olas atr2osfaricas.
e torpedo " colocado horizontal
merte deoa5o del aerop!ano, Y Sc Ian
70 0 eI mo@imiento De una peaue-
III 2a1anca. Les aeropl2nos que es-
tI3 ah2-a II c7rvicio del eitrcito =
De u marina de los Estados Urijos.
rulan 9ortar g,,amerte dos to,2e-
dos. pero 81 Gobiarno est& c-2stru-
yerdo m.7uina' cue rueden condu-
c;- c-@tro o seis. : Sc tiene en- pro
veto n construction d" otras que
pu7je1 eosecner haste doce.
I'm gran acr2plano De batana ~
mado con csos toipedos ?ueda Dosar
r7~ n LA ie M2nhactan = dejar una
a-tela DO terrible destruction. por2no
c.da n~oye--:l deearrc'ia L fnorza
eu~sicicrtc Para ar.~s-~ar con uaa
narzana ent"ra. Una Neculiarii,l
;moo~rHrre Re cst& nUeva maG:i-a
d. a1c.ra. O.; pae L cxca-c;"l DC ~
ruhiar.- IS G"noas Yar-o: 7Horn7
...-~----, 81, r,-,E,..ins. F-g-..-r,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

habisn irfrn!aIo piSar. sin rfIr IN
fortuna r~ayoreriera Sis nronisitos
La frrmcnda r]ony1}Si6n del cam
no da hirlo dur6 dos horas IarY2s
como dos >ir,o< Daro los tros aminos
1rIr hahiaa c<gado yinnio ahrirsc a,
surIo hoio ,IS pfr>: .jrSnr;s 50 ro,mo
ron rs oScilariones las d~.,ono,;o
ncs y lbs rruiidnS rrs2ron In .nr
l,,1uras yoIyjrron r~nrr,rs, III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
ROBO EN- Ell GAMING DE FREDE.
RICkSBURG.

Avln MutSacrrS. que NINe en- al
ntimrrn 500 dc la Gale de- Camarco,
ru; drtrnido nj IT. on TN auto de- ,
paSairrus 81 domingo al amanarrr.
DOR tres i,andUlrrCS. con unlfnrmr
de- Soldados. Iuirn"S L. rnbarnn 500
lac llrvdba Y >l auto Iu" - Over
land hc J ~paSajrroS como quc!a dl-
rlIO. FL rnb0 Orurrii rn e. canine dc
Fredericksburg como 4 s mlIla> de-
rSia riudad. MutSarrcS dice gu" los
aSalianirS 10 hahian cnronirado on
la ciudad Y lr labian ppdldn que les
llrvaSr rn ii auto 4 aictcrmlnado
punto. Ya hahian raminad0 ~algunaS
millas. ruando MutSacrrS :" cncon-
trI r0dradu De rcvOlvrrS Il lc anne.
naZaban. Sin mas cnIrc=0 81 dlnrr0
1ur llevaba Y So bai6 del auto, par
tirndG en- Seguida los ladronrS luir-
nr>. a rirrta diStancia. d~lSparar0n
Il GrmaS on Ia direction on que eS-
taba MutSacrcS.
.Avisala la policia Sc echo on bus
ca de los bandolcrOs perO no halo
hurlla alguna de ellOS, F. auto fuG
abaninnadn a un ladO del canine V
II sOldaiO George W. Chapman que
oil cncuntr6 ali, 10 cntreg0 en- las
oficinaS de la pOlicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

rNIuSiaSmO que aum@ntaba de minu-
to cn minute. prrcipl.aban la mar
cha, orlando Ell tornO dc las mOnta-
has de- hiplo. dc los prcripiciOS. Dc
los obSl;iculOS de toda rSpecie. sin
ic>mayar un momrnto.
-iValor, valOr, que 81 Polo cSIa
ccrral-repctian.
Los 0bstirnlOS So mnlIiplicaban
ante aIur, mar llbre que brillaba
Il, Snr. Y ante aquella montana que
adJuiria preparedness giganteScaS.
Las pasOS Gran cada vez mas rarOs
entire los ice-bergs, que ~parecian CO.
rrar cl h%OrizOnte meridional. Y los
~rxplOradores pprdian TN tempo pre-
ciOSO.
\ las OchO de la nlaiiana. rcnIidoS
por el %canSanciO y el insomnia, So
vier0n 0bligadoS q dctcnrrsc para r"
cObrar algunaS fuerZas. Va tenlan
cerca el mar librr. v era p~rrfHrta-
mcnIr visible la montana qur ;" !e-
vantaba Ell medic.
4 las dicz. hacienda un Illtlm0 rS-
fuerzo. cmprendieron cl paSo pof los
ice .bergs. empujando las blclcletas
de las cuales habian tenid0 que ba-
lar, V a las once Y media llegarOn.
cast sin esperanto, al borde del in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

mcnso campo de hiclo, 4 pocos pasOs
del mar.
Tn ihurra! fragOsO Sc oy6 en- las
0rlllaS de aqucl lag0. nunca, hasIa
cntoncrS. hOlladO por la plaaia del
hOmbre.
WIkye sac6 el sextantn. rsper6 al
mrdiodia e hizo ripidamente 81 cal
culO.
-iAmicOs.-diiO n Il cOmpane-
rOS con vOz cOnmOvida Y GuitandOSe
IA gorra.-iEstamOs en- 81 Polo Aus
trail iDrsplrgad la bandera lie la
Union Americana,
Desputs, volviendose hacia aquel
mar. anadi6 con o Solemne:
EN- nombre de mi palria. me
poScsiOno de eSta region! Aundue
%ningtin ser humane vuelva a poner
Su pie en- estas tierraS, nj nave al
yuma cruce las Ondas de este mar.
cl Polo Austral o pertcneca. Va que
tamporo un SOLO hOmbrc lego aqui
anirS de nOsOtrGS.
Blunt sac6 una pequeiia bandnr1.
a IL cual PcruSchi uniG en- sreuida
asia que prepare, uniendO varias
canas de aluminio que Ilevaba en- un
sacO de viaje.
Wilkye cogi6 la enseila de SUI pa
tria y la plant6 en- la orilia, y tojos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

Tn auS.riacO de nOmbrr Kiss so
cninpTomriI0 4 caSarSa con dleZ v
Ocho muirrrS; p"ro 10 IUc 'hizo fut
matarlas paIl r0barias Y r]nicrrarlas
on caias De pIOmo. Hare POGO han 81
do rncnnirad0s SuS CadivrrcS. des-
pu,'s qT" no So habian tenIdo mott
cias de paradero de muchas lie elias.
dcStc harc tlirZ amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

r;oSos thames. - rspcSa crstrL a.
nirI" que f""maba q. >u"!o :" ah"rr
hai.a lpyautlnduSc como una c"orIn'
p2nza 'iiuth2da. ' 'U"-o - hnndl
rnrman!o una ..onravi led p:"gun' "a
di>ima. todo clio cuJrc fra=osoS ruI-
dos. r;;" - harlan mis- rurrtcS > -
pa@ioSoS ruan,io los blolurS Il" ainjc
H. los pirarh"> y a&uia> raian >obrr
81 slrlo amruazando hunIirlo.
Los Tres r~y2IaraIorrs. impo>ihL
lita los para >egujr >u canine nor a
1ur Ia SuprrrIrjr IN conyui>ir'a. -
i.tuvirran a~.erraio>: y paIidos 4
prSar IL 81 ya.rutia. lanzaban mira
da> lie e>panto a aIueIlo> hie!os que
parccian diSpue>to> a huHiir>r Y 4
hundirloS en- los iTSoudablrS ab.Smos
del Mar Au>Iral.
La muerte eStaba ante ciloS. ro-
dedndoloS por todo> IA .o>. Y ulda
podfan hacer. nadia podian ~in;"ntar
para HbrarSe de ella. An=u>t:oSamon
IT, So preguntabau 81 >u drStino Ina
a ser morir Osruramente cUanio
tan Immediate tenian eI triunfo. en-
q. momento en- que, deSpu6S de tan
tos pcligroS vencidoS. iban 4 liar Ia
handera americana en- Fl confin Bel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
En- las selvas ~norteamericanas

En- Nueva Escocia los mejorcs
guias COCHRAN por sus servicios de diez
a ounce frances diarios, mientras en-
Nueva Brunswick So hacen pagan el
dohle y en- ell Wyoming es dificil en-
contrarlos por menos de veinticinco
frances.
81 Sc dcsea que Ell euia proporcione
tienda, utensilios. ETC., en- Nueva
Brunswichk puede obtenerse TODD
clio, excepto ell equipo particular del
cazador. por unos cuarenta frances
diarios por persona.
Rcpctim0s. que no cs caro- V que
clio es siempre mejor que equiparse
los cazadores por su ~cuenta, como
10 demuestra ell siguiente ejemplo:
En- el Wyoming. dos cazadores que
oreanizaron toda Ia expedition por su
cuanta. tcnian Que psgar mas de Glen
to doce frances diaries, sin contar 10
que les habia co5tado el eouipo Y las
provisione;.
Llevaban dos guias a $3.50 fran
COS cada uno; IN moZo de caballcs,
que CANADA 1850; IN %cocirero. que
rObraba Is. Y Ocho caba.los 4 cinco
frances cada uro.
TODD este. mis- ell equiro v las pro-
~visionns. les habria costado sc!amente
ciento cinco frances diarios 81 los
guias SO hubicraa e~ncareado de TODD.
Hecha en- eStas condolences. una cx-
pedici6n dc caza Ell In America del
Nolte para dos personals v de un mes
de duracion, vale $3.50 frances.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

nariaS fuerzaS y les hacia olvidarSC
lie las fatigaS.
\ media nOche hab1an avanzadO
otro grad0: solo ScSrnta millas 'O>
Srparaha de-! Polo. La cruz del Sur
brillaha east sObrr SuS cahczas.
Sr drluvirrOn algunaS horaS para
drscanSar y beber II taxa de it hir-
yicndo. purS 81 frio habia lumcnta-
do. Y dcsputs volvirron Il se@uir I'll
Marcia subrr una a"lOmcrari6n de
hlonurS. que cast 81 tocaban los mos
4 los OtroS.
!. las tres do Ia maiiana, Y cuando
.cl Sol ~aparc:ia Ell 81 ]hOrizonlr. Pc
ruschi. que march&ba unoS trcscien-
toS metros ade!antr de Sus cOmpa-
ncros. les Senal6 una alta monta-
Tia uuc So rrguia hacia O. Sur. y POGO
drspueS una Supcrflcle aZul 0Scura.
que parecia aqua.
-:Sc rXtiende veriadcramentc
81 mar iibrn alrcdedOr del POlo?-.Se
prr.unl6 Wilkyr.-cES una realidad
In supnsiciin de los SabioS Y de los
navrgantrS? ;.Ah! Ahora c%OmprendO
pnr que vOlaban al Sur las bandadas
de ayes. jYalor. amigos! iEl Polo es-
III a pocas millaS DC uosotros ,
No era n~ecesariO amman a los We
locipedistas, los cuales, presa de IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

r,.b, q do,a,nsor o1ui .Curinir
& d.,tomos do, poro9
maros .innfo vrinIn millos
.p..;.,;n;. ,or,a3
y" w. Wv
''l'''I>''S'
-iPueS on marchd! iMallalla p"T
In mariana habremoS deScuDIcrio e.
hnl0l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

mavoria. cntonccS Sc entenderia que
cl veto de Texas cstaba dividido asi:
dicc;sictc votos en- favor de Wilson.
dos en- favor dc Hughes Y n para
81 candidate prohibi.jorisNL Y en-
tai scntido seran anotadOs por el la
m&do "colcgio electoral
Lo que pasa on Texas, paSa hoy Ell
todos los Estados UHidos. Cada n
de los otros EstadoS tienc derecho 4
emitir tantoS vntos cl~ectorales, como
ell numero de representatives. con que
cuenta en- cl Congreso, contando los
diputados. senadores Y representan-
tes en- general.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

la COrtr Federal de Trenton. v.
j.. s%rntcnri6 a In Compaiiia Fcrrn-
carri,cra dc Lackawanla 4 Dacar n
Suma lie vrinte mil dollars de indrm
%nizacidn. a In Srilorita Daisy James,
bailarina De New York.
La SrntrHria fui dirtada por Ia
drmaT Ia que In Srhoritl James pre-
Srn!d pOr hahrr sufrido In ampu!a-
ci6n de una pierna on un Academic
f"rro"arrilero. La qurrc.llante pedia
ci.l mil dollars.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
ROBO DE UNA PETACA CON RO.
PA IN SOBRETODO.

Una prtara r0n rNpa valuada en-
S25 y I'm sobr"toio valuado on $50
furron rahad0S he Ia casa de In Sc
nora VI. e.. Thornton. BOP dc Ia Gale
Bowls. 81 domingo en- Ia nOrhr. Aver
on Ia maiAna So did aviSO 4 la poll
.ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
Como e!;gea rs eiectores.

TODD partido It2,Hsico, grande o
peQueno, que desee proclamar candi-
datos para Presidente Y Ficeprcsi-
derte, lc es permitido hacerlo por las
leyes de Ia Federation. Dicha ley
p..mite tarahien i los partiGos poll
tees De cada Estado que cligan I los
c~lcctores err II corna cue desen, pc
70 cada Estado ticnc suS p-opias le-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
DrfunciOnrS.

Dolores Castillo. & mcs"s. Canine
Il" C~aStr0ville.
Marcrln Hernandez, 80 amos. Hos
dr II Ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
N0TAS CURI0SAS.

I'm m|dirO aleman ha comprOba-
do. GrSpu,"s dc muchOS amos de OBJ
SHrvaciOnrr. que 81 cafe purO. iona
do "n ayunas. cS 81 mciOr ~prrSrrva-
two contra las Intermediates COMA
.iOSaS.
OtroS murh0S fa%cultaIivoS han
podid0 conlirmar IL ciiada faculiaI
Gel rafi con datOS "StadiSticoS ire
cUSablGS.
Elias OhScrvatiOncS han Sido he
'rhaS on .A'cmania, donhr So IA vislo
Iur east indn5 los que tirnrn la eos
'nmhrr De tomar rafi puro Ell ayu-
.nlS. M han SidO atarad0S dc c6lcrl.
tifIS. firhr" amarillo V OtrlS afcc-
clones Srm"ianlrs Y ain en- aqucllos
que tHnirnaO dirha co&tumbrr han
Sido aIacados. lt cnfrrmcdad fu: mn
clio ma brni@na Y solo liza OCCASIONAL
do In mlIrrtr en- TN Sris pOr riento
dr los cas0S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

FL SiSlema frrrocarrilrro Union
Pacific. aSr.ura que durantr los ill.,.
limos cuairO amos ri un solo pasl-
zero url Southern Pacific prriiG In
vida Il Gauss d" a'guna collision
dcScarrilamirnto. Iua en- las lincas
del Union Pacific Solamcnie I'm pa
r'lirr0 prrdiG 81 vida a cauSa de un
Academic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07

Los auIomivileS de EsIados Uni
dos -aSilrOn on 81 Ultima afo Tres
mi'lon": dc barriles De gasolina mas
que el anterior. Sc cv"e que esta ci-
fra aumentard cl aio pr6ximo Dor-
que la industrial autOmovilistica Sc
dcSarrOlla mas cada dia, ,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-07
NacimientOS.

Tn nino del matrlmoRiO Pablo
Mega.