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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13
MRS. SAVILLE IN
JAIL ASPERJURER
Confessed Lying in Cor
rigan Suit to Aid Di-
vOrced Husband

Mrs. Margaret Saville, former wife
of George Bronson Howard, was COM
mitted to jail yesterday by Justice
Goff, because of her efforts to save her
divorced husband in the libel SUIT
brought against the Bobbs Merrill
Company by Magistrate Joseph K. Cor
rigan.
The woman admitted on Monday that
she had perjured herself in her testi-
mony regarding Towards novel, Gods
Man" published by the defendant, In
which Magistrate Corrigan considers
himself lampooned TO the amount OK
100000 damages. Yesterday she lis
tened mcekly 70 the rebuke admins
tered BIZ Justice Gof and went TO the
Tombs in default of 1000 bail.
The jury left the courtroom for the
noon recess when Justice Gof called
Mrs. Saville.
"Now. Margaret Saville," impressive
ly began the justice, "the jury having
been excused, | have q few words 10
say to you. Fortunately, II is rarely
that perjury is committed IN our
courts, but you have committed flag
rant perjury and have acknowledged It..
81 would consider il blot upon the
administration of justice ii | failed TO
pass upon this case. therefore COM
nit you to prison to await the action
of the grand jury, and | fix bail at
$1,000
Mrs. Saville Goes 10 Jail
Escorted by Detective CUTIE Mrs
Saville left the courtroom for the
Tombs. Fortune has gone against he'
lately. Not long ago her furniture
was attached at her Port Jefferson
Long Island home. With a few chairs
and other necessary pieces Of furniture
she took possession Of the bungalow
where Howard wrote the novel that has
brought so much trouble on her. And
there she .nursed the eleyen-year-old
son. who vas suffering from broken
arm. This boy is the son Of George
Bronson Howard. The couple also have
daughter, who is with Howard IN
California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13
SURROGATES' NOTICES.


~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
Honorable John 7 cohslan' a Sgrtoghi.
bercbv given 10 all persons having claims
against Alice Warren MsTeseauX. late OF
lie county OF New YORK. deceased, 10 pre-
-, the same with vouchers thereof 20
,hs subscriber 81 his place Of trsnssctins
business. at the office VI Pierce Greer.
80 81 wall street. Ia the CitY OF Ne"
York, on or before the zIst day OF De-
f DIfsS New YORK. the iGh day OF
DAVID H. GREER.
Administrator G "a
Attorneys for Administrator c Z a.
az wall Street. New York. y. y.
~ pr-psUANcE or AN ORDER OF
iNu6N John 4. COfiALAN. d Surrogate
ne County OF New York Notice 10
hereby given 10 all persons hSvlns claims
ss.fnst CHARLES NEUklkCH, late OF tho
Ssuuty 81 New orb. deceased. 10 present
49,. safpo with vouchers thereof TO the sub
Liner. at their place q trans~cting buell.
ne,s. a. the once OF their st,orneys no.
YSS uTosdway, Borough OF Manhattan. In
~ civ OF New York on 81 before ths Esd
d.y Of February neat. 800,
dated. Eew York, the 18th day Of
Angus" Leopold RossBACH.
RTANCHE u NEUkIRCH
GEORGE Il. THURNAUER
Executors.
Calm LEyENTnITT & GoETz. At
,orneys FOR Executors. l-s Broadway.
Manhattan. n. \. CITY
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
"rahn r. Cohalan. Surrogate Of the
county Of New YORK, Notice Is hereby
,.n "a Al persons having claims against
go MorgenSteTn. late Of tho County OF
80 York, deceased. 10 present the same
.,,S vouchers thtreof 20 the suhscrioers az
their place Of ae,ses,nf nns,s S Wn
t.s,sn CITY 81 New York. on OF bslors The
IAN day OF March. 1917.
mated. New York, The 18th day OF Sep
EDWARD ". GREEN.
LEE u. CoSHLAND.
SULLIVAN E. CROMWELL. Attorney,
FOR Executors ~ Wall street. Ne"
York. y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13

WAITRESS -PARI ORMAID Young Irish rn. ez-
ceiIcut record s2s +. Miss Ho'mtyer's AsanS.
10 Ess. l3d 81. u tcor. Telephone SgiI Murray
Efn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13

these days, even Santa
CIaus finds it difficult to tell
he real furs from imitation.
Makes him specially care
|'ul when choosing his dealer.
Here he knows disappoint-
aents impossiblel Money
!, Jack backs EN- same as any
Thing else.
'i lined coats, $50 to $500.
III outside coats, $50 to 5000.
-'-'''e''s' dog insd coat 9th Persian
80 so2sv. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13
METROPOLITAN opgsa

" q.nigh' A. sl5-Pear Fshers. Henp.l; c.n,..
dc iA.ra, kQtllsr t1rd.. pol4eco -'' N~'uso.
a ,no'' 81 - lehensrn. Rappold Obsr. vf,a,
nisln' GOTTA e1rlardt Cond Bosianrsy N''"'
tn' Al s-Douh'e Bll-Cayailsris ps,,t,.
huu Pernl Bo'ia. DE itlcs FoiI'd ix p.siir
Mss.,' ,afuso' Amato. coud.. Pspl ''"'
ss st a. bohsms. Ala Mason. M.nin,,u
ss, @sfoosl,n Academy Of Music a, ftI
tohsasnn. kAppoh Homer Irlus. MrI npy.t.1
Leu h.iuL ccud.. ROIanzky 49, "-Ss'~sN
nsAt Mon. al :. Troa.9rs Musio uop,,,. NJ.
u,.ni; AmA,o ho,lisf Coli. PoiAcco. ''''
p- "o' az Isr ldsllo. kur. Mason; s.mh.-A
b'Alh. Oehik Wei Cond Bodsn1kg se~
HARDMAN PIANO lsED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13
MEETINGS

THE ANSrAL MEETING. ALSO ELECTION OF
o~esrs snd TuIie,s o. tie hsial Coal EIehsnss
a, a. Cifg u Nra N0fh si b. held Al 40 i3l
.st ssih 81 Manhattan. lFidag. December ls
'-'' HFNRY BRrrNfCH President.
A L. kECIALlssLA. ss-t.AgJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13

Everything men and boys
' ''e', In c Ia din g Winter
'''shlS in union suits.
~ e-d-y forms fov nose s,,,hiac
"-'i' o. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKDOObs

rosT-Bankbcos No t,5.es7 OF DIT. p'cs s.rnr
lnsttutloiL ANY person h4'iS c4hHs u!Su 80
- a, rrli,-i upon 10 present ths sans u th- ball
giti'le thirty days or said hook Nil - os1.Ae
,'F..ii.I "a a new one issuri DO lieu thereof,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13

Eight Of the detectives who have been
defending the negative Of Joan the
Woman" the coming Geraldine Farrar
film. were last night transferred to
William Furst, who is composing the
accompanying music. u. ). h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13

LADY or REFINENENT AND CULTURE es.ir,i
t~,iio1 a. compsnion re .rcisry 90 - ehspefo2
~, i. ,r,'rtrg. e1cup4ag Nev York Ciy eipefi
,.i t,,,~. .r. highest rcfc-c 90. 4. l.. beI III
IrIflte ol.ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13

LosT-Bukbcoh 10. 500 The Gre'ns,.h S.l.
citv Payufrt s.opDcd- Please Tciuf1 % bnA-
,os1 p,ntboos 70 90 So Of Bank Tor Saw
me 80 tth ave. NoN losh fEnsn soppod-
Please return bo1k 70 lam
lost B.nthcok 30 psI .TsS Of Bank fer SAY
inn. so 90. ave Nss iork PUnsai sioTped
Please return book " eank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13

No sooner do we adjust our specta-
cles and try 20 look like critic than
something happens. This afternoon we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13
WORK WANTED
Male
Female

COLLEGE Man. twenty ;oaT d'sifee position ~
90 stsnorspasr. to3itcsp-f 40 ohlcs n ~
~ U Toltom. 1cl s.. BfAnch y. 81 4 A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13

The Century Theatre management is
the latest to announce New Years
Eve entertainment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13

Twenty thousand Leagues Under
the Sea-" which has been on its way to
the Broadway almost as long as the
resident stock company has been COM
ing to the Palace, will positively be re-
yealed on the night Of December "a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05
pueblo De Monterrey ss2siEla
q los sOIdaiOS carrancistas

Los !ectOrCs de LA PRENSA estjn
per:ectamente entcradoS de los su-
ceSos que Ell ia Semana pasada Sc des-
a%rrol!aron en- ia ciudad de Monte
rrey, L causa de que e. hambre hi
llevado a pueblo regiomontano . los
may0reS extremes de Ia desospcra-
cior, successes que consisticron en- me-
tines sangrientos que Sc registraron
en- las GALES. donde los soldados ca
rrancistas acribillaron a balaZos i las
turbas de hambrientos que pidicndo
pan las recorr.a.
\ sobre eStos asuntos que pomcn dc
manifesto IL situaci0n GificiL en- que
sc encucntra c! gobierno cargancista
Y que traer&n 81 pr0ximo desmoro-
nam!ento porQue st haIla scnjado en-
Ia base ~QUehr"diZa dc Ia miscria )
de- terror. hemoS &dQUirido nucvo5
detalies que nos fUeron Suministra-
dos por cI sei.or M&nue! Ramire2.
comecciante que ACADIA dc l!cgar 4
San Antonio, proccdcnte &c i" CAPT
tai ~Hco.onesa.
Les nuevoS informcs que hemos To-
grade. SC rcficren . las veng&nzas
que G! pueblo de Monterrey b" csta-
do eiercitando para con SuS verdu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05

LAREDO. Tex. Mario 4.-Comu-
lican De Monterrey que cl CONAN
!ante militar de esa PIAZZA sail" hoy
entertainments para Ia capita! del F.
ado de San Luis Potosi con dos r
les militares y una gran cantid"d de
nuniciones. .A~scgIrase que n yio!ca-
: saliGa De O2una Sc deb" 4 que rel
4 gran e~Xci;acion en- Ia capital Poto-
ina V Sc temen d~esorteEes del puc-
DO. Hay tambicn II circuustau,ia d.
lue en- las inmediaciones de San Luis
Potosi Sc encucntran muchas partld"5
urmadas y Sc teme cue aDrovechen u
)portuuiGad de Ia ~cxcitacidn que rel
a para atacar IL plaza.
Los viaieros que lIcgan del SUI d.
zen que no hay lugar De Mexico don
!e no Sc corozca Ia noticia del me
20 movimiento re~volucionario del &c
lera! Diaz, por mas cue los carTan-
.istas Kan tratado De ocular L. ve".
lad de in si;uaci6n dcsfiguranGo los
lechos. A.gregan los viajcros que don
lie ouiera ha s;do recibida con entu>
iasmo Ia noticia por todas las clio
es s~ociales, pero que nadie Sc atre-
We a hacer observation-disclosures de su en-
tusiasmo porque los carrancistas han
redoblado sus crueldades ' adoptan
una actitud terriblemcnte aE:cnaZante
para que los que Green simpatizadorcs
,el nuevo movimiento. Por tai razon
.5lo saben de csc entus!asmo los que
% estan afiliadOs al carrancismo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05

No Il aura popular lur Nar!a y yr-
IRA. nj drnSa murhedumhcr de- sic
voS Y de clicnte>, nj vaiioSaS joy2@,
o arumuladaS riqurzaS son las Gu@
on Ia TERRA pUrdcn hacar fc!!z a:
hombre. Fcliz - aqu", que pasa sus
dias en- Sc.ura IibHrtad. pohrn, prro
contento y que. pxcnlo de ~cSperanzdS
y de penas no busca Ia pompa. III So
cuida de- las d~ignidades.
+. TEST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05
AIME MARTIN.
DOIOR0SO SUCESO.

d.. LAREDO nos conunican los Sc
TureS .Amairo. SrvrrinO. Hubbard Y
Nari2 Patroririn \. DE- Hummard. q
fallecimienta d. SUI p"qu"na nil.
Maria Loreto ASlStina, Tue apcnas
c0ntaha un ano. dos moseS y VENT
dias he tdad.
FL Iolor0So SucesO Que Ia llevadc
e. luto al hogar BE los esposoS Hub
berd, acarci6 q dia iltimo del mes
de- Febrero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05
PENSllsIENT0S.

Sin tener coraz6n contento no nay
Dien Que vaiga: asi como teniendo
el cUraz6n :ontcnto no kay mai que
pueda danarn0s. Is una gran verdad,
Y un c0nsueIO IN extreme cficaZ pa
"a quien no sabc reSignarSp con "a
diSpariiad lie fortuna entire los nom
brcS. Sin duda alguna que. s. So pu-
desc Yer 81 interior de cada cual.
So rrconoccria que Ia Providrncia Is
mucho mcnoS parcia, d. 10 Que a
primera vista paTace.
NJ. D'AZEGLIG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05
t.'icnc Ge Ia pdglna Ia
NOticiaS diyerSaS.

-Estando va pr6xima Ia fecha
IN tIe Ia Corte del Distrjto dara
principle a SuS labcreS Il e>ta ciu-
dad. =! departamrnto del Scheriff
IA paSado citaS 4 los miembTos del
Jurado y 4 las pcrSonas que s"rTi-
ran como teStlgos.
F. pr6ximo periodic dc sesi0ncs de
Ii Cort" Se conSidera como uno d"
los ma: intertsantrs en- los dltimoS
Iempo>. pues durante q seran juz-
=ado> ,oios los cros que St encuen-
ran ea prisi6n. acusados Dc habec
tornado parte IN el msviiniento Sc
e..eieSo que eStall6 hace SeiS meses.
-Todos los ~eSfuerzoS QUE Sc han
Aeeho para encontrar 81 cadayer dc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05
e CQuANDANTE HIL.ITAR DE- MONTERREY
SALE CON FIjERzAS PARA 81. POTOSI
Sc TENEN DES0R0EHES En- ESIA ULTIMA PLAZA DONDE FL
PUEBLO EST4 kU' ECliDO

I'm csta ciudad Ia agencia de Ca
rran2a csta dcmostraudo grandes ac-
tiviGades para dcscutrir felicistas :
trahaja con empeho con las autorida-
des para que pcrsigan L los que creeH
aGi.iados al felicismo. .AQui Sc con-
sidera impropio este acto de los ca
rTanciStas.
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05
information de Ia Ciiudad dc Mexico


/ r!r4.tririlati: In nsiariIn lie RGnh"0
nimarn ,ins. ~ La Neria: IA nilm"ro
/ lrt.S ~ Nal!vita$: In nim"ro ruatro.
I'll SAM" Cruz: y Ia ntlni"f" r!nro.
.. San Luis. IotaS ''SlaS ~"Siat!nn"S.
ruya, mdIU!HaS '.ryator!aS lainhirn
son mnyiIaS por r!ecIrlridai, con
Queen e! liluiin h. los manantia.'S
rI,aios. a un arurlIrto 1t" 81 kid
metros Il. extension. f.! cual los H.
~ Z los ",4rramnS dc Ii n.anta H."
a C0nLc>u. dc londn =! aqua ~ -ln-
yada 4 ui!a altura IL. 70 metros 50
.kr. "a r.udai. aInarrnandoSr rn Qua
. ;ro drpGsito. circu.arrS dr rirn nc
trns de diamctro. que pur:Irn conte-
nrr 5l.lfa metros ctIb!co<. 10 que ha-
- I'M tota! IT.. liluido ~a.mar"uaio
H.. rorca t.. IN ruart0 lie million d"
metros ctIb!roS.
Las bombas dc n COndeSa clcVan
@ctua:m'ntn r"rta Dc l5H.oo0 u.'tr">
.ini,oS IN -. lila. cQu>um.rHiu II
r.uuai 1850 .yt"0S 80. Sr-uutu. r:
a.ua 1uo no - consume :. c.rva q
los i-pti-;toS dr 4 Iona d.. Hry
los .'rpiS!,us 4, a Iona d.l hey.
los Que est.:r dcstinados tambiea. "
rcarc,er !as ycscrras de! liouido Gu"
90 utiIiZar: pa.a surtir 4 Ia ciudad
sr $50 dc fuerza mavo.. COMO III
-crrcroto. Dor ciemplo. en- u s
romgieran las tuberias 0 Sc int
rrUmp;era c. bombeo.
y "A planta de Il Coadesa a
igualnentc. Las aguas de los mauau-
tales de Chapultepec> a donda t.
mes pasado Sc instaIo una nueva
bomba para clevar Z los "carcamos
las aguas de los manantiales. Desds
9! mes Uasado Sc cucnta con abuE.
dante oo1a no solo para los usos
domesticos. sino tambizn para To-
1ur rrduirr. Ia hygiene: aSi -. gu
Dor ahora. 81 Consrio Superior d. -
lubridad, debe mas que nunca. AZ
CIR = los habitanteS Uscn en- 2bun-
dancia cl aqua. Fegando las GALES, y
sobre TODD, emPleandola en- el aseo
personal. tan Indispensable para erl
tar n propagation de las cnfermcda
des infeccioSSs.
Reglamento dc las labores de la
Srla. de Justteia.
Roque Estrada. Ministro de Jus
tiria. Ina hr.ho publican -! siguicni
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05
DEL PUBLICO


de aquellos que queremos, pero que
no podemos.
Surja. pues, e. maestro. que disc!
pulos tendra a millares. Todos los 0.
b.eros mexicanos que no nos hemo,
contaminado de Ia inmundicia qre
inunda nuestra patria, sabremos con.
testar al primer llamamiento.
A. r. PEREZ,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05
VILLA UNE SUS ELEMENTOS 4
LOS DE La NUEVA RE
VOLUCION.
Nicnr DIT Ia pigiaa ia

Ciudad JuareZ. para eStar en- pose
sion de una aduana fronteriza. y
cretse que ei prop6sito de cortar las
comInicaciones con e sur. tiene por
objeto principal evitar que pueGa re.
ci5ir refuerzos "a vecina plaza. para
a~tacar,a con mayores probabilidades
de obtener extto en- 81 empres4.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05
A. R. PEREZ,


Hacrrrs digno de- ser f"IiL. Is to
MAJ e! Uniro canine ln" purle con
ducirno< a Ia f"liriiad; IS ruuspliI
tndaS La lcyrs morales i- nucStr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05
san ANTONIO, TENS.

Gel Superior" reune las ventajas de
ser de regular c~apacidad y facil lin
pieza. Es hecho dc fierro con La ex-
cepci6n de Ia tolva, que es de made
ra. Va dotado De su polea loca y fila
de 70 pulgadas de diametro y Az
pulgadas de cara, V debe funcionar
con Ia velocidad de As a rs revolucio-
mes por minute, segdn sea mas o me-
nos fina Ia harina que Sc ~requiere.
Sus pleas moledoras son hcchas dc
fierro erdurecido, de n que una
lima no les entra. Este moline sirve
10 solo para moler nixtamal, sino
tambicn maiz en- seco, cafe, sal, pin
mienta o cualquiera otra substantial.
Requiere de 4 a 6 caballos de vapor
para moverse y pesa $50 kilos aproxi-
madamente. Molera de 80 a 40 almu-
DIES por bora. Tenemos para estos mo-
limos pleas moledoras asperas y otras
finas, de manera que, al hacernos al
gun pedido, habra que especificar
de cuales Sc desean.
Gel Superior" es embarcado de Ia
tabrica. FL interesado paga gasto de
trasporte. Haga los pedidos. accom-
paaados de SD importe, en- giro o che
ono do R.rco a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05

Hoy lego 4 Matamoros 81 jefe ca
rranciSta Francisco Gonzalez, que
deSempeua Il cargo de Jefe de las
Armas IN Torre6n COahulla. Con-
zalez anda ahora hacienda IN viaj2
De recreo. segin St dice, pero algu-
mas personals Green que t! reterldo
jefe carranciSta ha venido a la from
terra al arreglo de negocios conner
ciales que dej6 pendientes al salir
De MatamoT0s.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05

La fcliciiad no consistt IN la salts
faction de vaSta> ambiciones, Sino Ell
Ia moderation de los deseos. tiyir
loutento es vivir conteniendoSe. Ia
La etimolosia conCusTda con Ia VET
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05

Ia jovrn Francisco Rodriguez. han
reSultado indtiies. Sc supone lu'
el cuerpo de Ia Unfortunate joven
aho-ada IN 4 rio Bravo ha Iueda-
do enterrado tn Ia arena Y sisuen
hacitndoSe r~SfueTzoS para Sacarl0 a
flAfa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-05

NESIJiS CiNiCTERISTICAS.
Gran durarudaL. Ful cMOo Dc las parties nnledoras COZ IN sasto insienincante
MacO Suavc : scncuLslGO AEo ptTtcriO y r1pMO C3pStGai considerable. Pro
:GrtO NnmrpDFabk.
TODOS Los MOLiN0S TIENEN Ia TOLEi ESMMTt Di, 10 OLE rs MY IMPORTANCE
PUES Ai No HAY PELlGRo DE QtE Ia MASA Sc MANCHE.
ESTOS MnlINrS sen INpISPENSABLES A TJDAS LAS FANulAS \ HAClENDhS.
Mon0S los GlSI erccC!OnlIOS pws mOAer ElNiamai para hdcr toTLHaS. Tambt:
muan ukl CIc dc gTanUS, CacaI cafe, Carnc aucII, Chlc, etc.
Son de construction Y de manciQ rnclN5hnU@: uuehn meEug Y mis- rapEaAnente
que tyIOS los MoIHos hasa Roy hcChoS para eSico beto.
Ell moline G. de h2flEl2 fahlicaC0n anerMana.e s Ell meor d los que SC ian IN
vcntaiO ha&a hCN, J 10 dcec olruniTS on los de lnfertoF case QUO. &c hscen Ell
id HMS
Ia reform7 mis- nnTofanrr Tu- hNaoS iEGciuritn en- cSoS nolinoS cONS5te eli
Ia SEpARACl1H ne Las Parties M0LE|R4S q rRIrUHAnnRAS Tue son las prinr.
pis pleas de friction del noMno ESn nos TGmnc hacer las parties mohdoraSD d. TN
METAL MY pURO : tie GRAN RESiSTENClh. hacienda sfq e 81 moline dwe muchos
anos; Y cuato Sc qI'r22 rcnoTr. n sc neresnunn mas que do5p pleas ncqlehss y SO
uec III nOunOn uevO cnterInente.
Tara dar ma .ha del Tempo necesario para preParar ma porcdn de- nlxtamal, al,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-14
FbCT08IEs RUN
 AT FULL Ill

F.. s. Hewitt has secured the general agencies for the Burroughs Adding Machine Go. and the L. c. Smith Typewriter Co.,, for the whole Alaska territory He has opened up an office in Juneau and will make that his headquarters. The firm will be known as the E, S. Hewitt Company
 MT. Hewitt has just recently re turned from tour of inspection of the factories which he is represent ing. He reports that the Smith tactory is working day and night to catch up On their orders. At the present time they are 10000 machines short on orders.
 The Burroughs company are vlking a fierce of 10000 men and women trying 10 catch up on .th, lastly piling 4up of orders. ,'shol age of material due to the immense manufacture of munitions is hampering commercial lines of work more than the consumer can imagine" is the remark that Mir. Hewitt made on 5he condition in the east.
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TOWN TOPICS

The Princess Sophia is due next Wednesday,.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Sanders were passengers on t'e Seattle for Ju- Heau.
 z $ Hewitt, T. NJ. MoBrien and A. T. Rayuor are stopping at the G,lGen North.
 Tony Dortero returned from Sit ka Hot Springs, and is at his post O. duty in this city.
 A. F. Raynor, formerly associated with the New King Hotel, in Ju- nelu, arrived on the City of Seat ue. VIII leave on Saturdays train for Fairbanks.
 Frank Cook, has been subpeoned as a witness in the Krause trial uld left this morning for Juneau. He does not know how long he will be gone. Besides the trial at tendance, official business will demand his attention for a period Of time.
 r. L. Carrick, travelling manager 0, the Frye-BruEn company, is a reeelt arrival in the city and reg istegeG at the Golden North. MT, Curr.cE is here in the interests of his company, and has rented the Zfrk,.n residence, during the months stay in Skagway. Mrs. Car rcE ;s accompanying her husband.
 Frank Morse, manager and pro prietcr of Morse Brothers SmOkery, lef: this morning for San Francisco to undergo medical treatment. MT. Morse underwent an operation a short time before leaving the Gold eu state and he finds it necessary tn Ieutru and seek medical at tendance from his family physician. He will pro0abIy return in few weeks.
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Defense Waives statemert

< Tn his opening statements to the jury, Assistant District Attorney J. J. Reagan stated that he govern ment would prove that Krause went to the TOO mill at Treadwell and asked Nick King for William Christie, on October 29th, 1915. shortly after Christie had gone on shift or about 8 o'clock in the af- ternoou. Also that Krause pre- sented a paper and made the state ment to both Christie and King that 1t was a subpoena issued from the court at Juneau and that Christie was needed at once. MT. King pro tes4ed that Chris+ig could not be spared from his work and Krause is said to have replled that he had a boat ready and Christie would only 5e absent an hour The govern ment attorney then stated that Krause and Christie boarded the boa and that Christie has never been seen since.
 The defense waived making any statement at this time, and were instructed that if 20 statement was made now, that under the practice os the court, nona could be made. Tie attorneys for the defense then
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iaived the right to make state
Verdict of Guilty

After both sides had made their arguments to the jury. it was pre- sented with the various exhibits and ordered to the jury room. Af- ter being out for four hours they returned a verdict of guilty to the charge of impersonoting an officer. A verdict of guilty was also re turued on the charge of serving a subpoena upon Williem Christie. on October SOth of last year Chris tie later disappeared and has not been heard of since.
 The deFense had a store of evil dence which they did not introduce, Much of the trial was taken up in arguing technicalities and fighting over details in the case. Seven other indictments 1re pending.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-14
FALLS
 FORTY FEET

B. Villmann r. in the hospital suffering from internal and external injuries receVied as the result of d fall in one of The holds of the Pal Myria, which is in port loading copper ore for the Tacoma shelter.
 Mir. Vlllmann was doing some wor cn the rigging when. he lost his hold and fell distance of forty feet into the hold of the shp. He was rushed to the White Pass hos pital and medical attention given him by Dr. Gable. He is reported as improving as rapidly as could be expected, His family in Port land have been notified Of the ac- cident
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-14
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, betWeen End and 8rd. Open Every Night
TONIGEkE SEVEN REELS

The Mayors Secretary, in two parts, featuring Alice Joyce.
 The Fable of the Good People Essaney Company.
 The Snakeyille Sleuth.
 4 Theft in the Dark, in three parts, featuring Marc MacDermott and Miria1 Nesbitt
 ATusic by Mrs, ". R. Hillery.
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The Princess Sophia is due next Wednesday.