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= AMERICAN SOLDIERS KILLED.
4 ns1Ieans Elllea Al . Wounded
Americas Victims shot Dewa j
Machine Gun In Clash SAID to Have
Begun In Treachery.

Begun In Treaehery.
A detachment O. American cavalry
clashed with Carranza forces Al Car
rial. about 30 miles south OF EI Paao,
Texan. early Wednesday morning. both
sides suffering casualties, according to
unofficial reports received b. Mexican
military authorities IN Juarez.
According 70 the report. which the
Mexican authorities are investigating.
L Americans we're killed By machine
gun IRE In surprise attack. The
Mexican casualties being i killed.
General Felix Gomez IS named as be-
Ing among the Mexican dead.
TIE American command Is said TO
have bean parI OF scouting patrol
from Guzman. returning TO General
Perahingss line If communication.
CarrIzal. named - the place Of the
encounter, i about nine miles south
vest Of villa, Ahumada, the Mexican
field base in Northern Chihuahua.
Later General Francisco Gonzales,
Mexican commander II Juarez. gave
OF statement In which he anuonne-
'ed officially that the Mexican com
|mand had taken L American prison
eTs. Thirty Mexicans were wounded,
and : number OF Americans.
Immediately upon learning OF the
presence Of he American troops n the
vicinity Of CarrIzaI. General FelIx Co
meg dispatched a messenger with 4
request that the American command
er withdraw hIs camp. When the
American troops remained motion
les na zauI A aanaua dIHuaIah naar-
CT. VINO va fred upon b. the Ameri-
can troops after h hid delivered his
message. The Americans immediate
ly moved forward md attacked Gener-
a Gonez.s command
All the prisoners admitted that the
blame should b pnt On the American
commander fpr having ordered the at
task. The prisoners were SEM %
Chihuahua City With the customary
protection.
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Eiser.

Nrs. Sarah {. KIseT. wife Of 1ohn
~. KlEer. near netonr. died yesterday
NJ 1870 ! m. after suffering several
months, sith cancer. aged Is years
months and > days. Mr.. Kiser
underwent n operation Il : Bait.
more Hospital n February. and since
then has been suffering rery much
She Il survived BY her husband. two
bFothsfs. John BcnIzel. OF Graceham
and William Benlzel, Of sabilIasvIlle:
four HiaIeraz Mra. Ella hull. o.
Fountain Dale, Pa: Hre. AuguHtus
Myers. Silver Run: Mrs Emma Eng
lar. baltimore. and Mr.. Anna KIser.
of KcysyiIle
Funeral services ill be held Salur-
daY morning. at > : N. II the I1th=
eran church. TaneYtosn, Re-. L 1.
HaIeF. officiating. InIerment In tha
adjoining cemetery. e. o. Fnsa 4 Son
funeral directors.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
CARROLL COUNTY Tx RATE FOR
1915 S &c ON TIE 500.
Transfers q Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Elmer e. Jenkins and wife 70 James
p. Carter, Jr.. convey SO square
perches, for S..
Elmer .. jenkins and wife 10 ehas.
S. Jenkins and wife. convey 81 acres,
2 roods and II square perehes. for -.
John Reindoliar and wife to Thomas
4 Co., convey lot OF land, for IS.
Thrift Land Co. Ire, TO Curtis
Cover. convey lot OF land. for $500.
Thrift Land Co. Inc. TO Blanche =.
Cover, convey lots OF land, for $500.
Blue Ridge College to John A. Gar
ber, convey I0,450 square feet. for 3,
Geo. ". Albaugh Real Estate :
Brokerage Co.. to Lawrence Gillelsn.
convey lot Of land, for 500.
Benjamin Six Ell Al. to james G. Six.
convey 1880 square feet. for So.
James Southerland and wife 10 3.
f. Shriver Co.. conveys acres, for
s430.
George Sehade and wife to Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Co.. CON
vey 1000 square feet. for $50.
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DEATHS.
N4AHZa

Emanuel Beard. aged s3 years, died
Tuesday = nc homo Of HI aon.
Jesse Heard, living IN he Manchsst=
aF road. near Cranberry. Mr.. Beard
va a veteran o. tho Civil var. and
va q member O Company : Of the
Sixth Maryland Regiment. from Au-
gus 5. 1859. 70 June -. 1855. lie
va never wounded O. Ioat = day
from the service. Hs : survived b.
his widow and to zons. Jesse Beard.
neaT Cranberry. md Samuel Beard. o.
Washington, !. E. also several grand.
children.
Funeral services aera held At st.
Johns IIxlatef'aI Lutheran Church
his morning. By Re- I'm. y. Hsfah.
pastor InteFmsnt IN The adjoining
eemsleFy The nallIearsrs we're At.
Taham J. BuTEholdsr. Iesae i. Snll.
Frank Hunter. William Isaez baaKh.
Aihsrt BaInea and SoaII HoWfsld. Z
: EhaTrer funeral director.
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osnlenary i. 3. Church.
In nenory.of our BOYS.

: service IN memory OF the loved
ones Who have gone away, viii be
held IN Centenary n q. Church, sun
day. June 2BIh, It p. m. You are
invited to come, that b. prayer, and
the inspiration OF 1o1,a promises, your
heart may BE strengthened y bar IT.
burden. Special music .eaa HzIeI
sermon b. tie nNEI1z. ETzHk II.
Haranner. Minister
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Mrs. Martha J. Davidson. widow OF
the late John II. Davidson. died Sun
day morning. az .. m. at her home.
Frederick. from paralysis. The fol-
lowing children survive: Mis- Alice
It home md one son, William s. Of
Chicago. She vas : daughter of the
late John and Catherine snook. OF
KeysvIlle. She also leaves 0ne sister.
Mrs. Theodore HOFFMAN. OF this city.
The funeral took place On Wednesday
morning, Il 1I.s0 o'clock Services
II The house and interment It Mt
OiIYet cemetery.
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MTs. InIIa EnElar. wife O. the Iate
Basil Englar. died q lhe home
81 her son. Ur. Jeaae r. EngIar,
uniontosn. Wednesday morning. O. a
complication Of diseases. aged 72
sas siek only four days.
She Is survived by t.o soas.
1T. Jesse :. EnEIaT. a veterinarian.
unlontogn. and Rev George EngIar,
Pittsburgh. also to SISTERS Miss
Marie Angel. = home and IRA. Theo-
dore Adams. o. Wayneshoro.
Funeral services VII b held safnr-
day n he Lutheran church. Union
town. a. >. n. ReY. saltzgiver. Of
fieialIng InteFment n the adjoining
cemetery. :. 0. Fnsa 6 Son funeral
directors.
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aeIa-

The social committee OF the Chris
tian Endeavor Of the Church OF God.
OF this city. hold an orange social -
the home OF their pastor. Rev. J. i.
Gonso. on Monday night, June Il.
There were about sixty present. The
following program Has rendered.
Singing, brighten the Corner Where
Yon Are: Prayer BY Rev. j. 4. Con
SO: reading. Jimmy Browns Sisters
Wedding. b. Media Weller: recita-
tion, The Best o. Husbands, b.
Ruth Holmes: reading. '.Annly Dole
ful's VISIT by bertha Hartman; ains-
in. b three girls. o, Chain o.
Loves" reading. b. Myrtle Albert:
reading, The Ship Of Faith, b. Helen
Shriner; duet. He Lifted Me- b
Clara and Media Weller; recitation.
The Course Of Love u Smooth. b
Mable Albert: address. by ]. !. Con
so: singing. God Be Win You Til
We Meet Again.. Christian Endeavor
Benedlction. All spent verY pleas
ant evening. Refreshments of cake
ana oranges HeFe served to g..
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St. Paul's Reformed Church.

St. raul.s Reformed Church. Sunday
School at 10 4. Il. The Holy Com
munion It i i. H. Preparatory
Services, Friday at ?. Il. Calvin
8. slagIe, Pastor.
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Iasenh Evans. aged i years. Eaz
found dead N be bnd roafn ~ The
Wagner residence. on Pennsylvania
avenue. II A. O'clock Monday exen=
InK. Mf. Eyaaa lad been dead about
i HouTs before ksiuE discovered, md
from hIs appearance he w. dressing
shsn = Ieli dead lie waa : shoe
maker BY trade. Mr.. Evans came 10
Ihia ulIY from CHFEullton about Il
years go. lis death as caused by
apoplexy. 10 had been n poor health
about - saarH.
IL i survived b. h sidos md
he following children. John md
David Evans. thiH city. Mrs. August
1eeHell. Reese. ArH. Paul Dstman.
Ire. Thurman Fowler. Ara. Vincent
Valentine md Mas Marie Evans. all
Of baltimore.
TIE funeral services we're held We'd
Hes6ay afternoon. n / o'clock. from
he funeral paflora Of JameH y. SIon=
II Son, 18th further services In the
notHel Church OF God. Il sarroliIon.
nev. John II. Uonno. officiating IN
IermsEI II tie adjoining cemetery.
The pallbeareTH we're. Thomas Buck
ILgham. Joshua DItman. Charles Hes
on. Amos Hamilton. Joseph nItman.
md AtIse Hamplar. James NJ. StoD-
- : Son funeral directors.
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snanE.

Charles Stanley Shank. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Shank. Of Keys
vile. died last Saturday. aged : years
and days.
Funeral services we're held Tuesday
q the home conducted by Rev. Guy
P. Dready. Interment in the Keys
vile cemetery. Tie paIlbearerH we're
Masters Roscoe Kiser. Wilbur Ham.
Clarence sIonesifer and MarIen Six.
Z. 9. Fuss 3 Son. funeral directors.
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Marriage Licenses.

George Earl Belt and Ida H. Lppy.
both Of Hampstead.
Francis s. YinglIng. Westminster,
and Mabel V. Hesson, Union Mills.
Frank 5. Weed and Eva G. Berger,
both Of Baltimore.
Joseph Yingling, Westminster. and
Amelia +. Mahley, Hanover. Pa.
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Mrs. Louise Dorsey, aged 10 years.
died at her home. o. tie Manchester
road. Saturday. Several grown child
IN survive. Funeral services were
ED Wednesday morning. II The Hap-
IIat church. Green street. IntaTmant
n Ellsworth eeu.4Iery Ialass ~.
s1oaer Z san funeral directors.
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Rev. Il. I Elderdice, president OF
the Westminster Theological Semi
nary. preached Sunday morning at
Towaon Methodist Protestant Church.
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Iamhn.

Isaiah Augustus Lambert. died yes
Ierday. At hi home II Taneytovn.
aged SO years. 10 months md ! day.
He il survived ~ Two sons, Jacob
Lambert, d Nashville. n G.. md
Harry Lambert, Of TaneytoRn.
Funeral services ill be held Sum
day afternoon. at the house. at 1.30 D.
~, Rev. L. B. Hafer. officiating. In-
termenI IN the Lutheran cemetery.
{. c. Fuss q Son funeral directors.
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Weary Willie eHara tznez. IN
Ihax?s
uuaIY Hnouea. Yar ct Keens
IeIIer H1sIlin. 70 keAn ron NarkIHk
Town and COUNTRY
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0IIa=

Thee Rev. John :. Otto. so years old
died Saturday of tuberculosis, It hIs
home II SharpsbuTg. lie was : eon
o. David Otto. vho died one year 40
For % years he was minister Of he
German Baptist Brethren Church. He
underwent two operations for cancer
about year ago am spent eieht
weeks. recently at the State sanator-
ium, 9abIllasyIIle. Surviving are bis
widow, : daughter of Jacob :. Miller;
one daughter. Kiss Ruth Otto. Sharpa-
burg. one brother. Frank oIto. near
AntiaIam. and three sisters, Mrs. Wm.
EIoul|er. TeneyIown; Hra. Kate EeI-
bert. Martinshurg. am RS. Id Ne
cIIpp. California.
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Leach.

Mra. John A. Leach. widow OF Cap
TN Leach. : veteran Of the Civil
Var. died II her home, 2sI0 West
North avenue. Baltimore. yesterday
afternoon. Death vas due 10 com
pIIcaIIon of diseases.
Mrs. Leach vas born in Carroll
county. i'd. n years ago. Surviving
her are three sons. George T. Horace
H. and Albert Goodman Leach, three
daughters, Hrs. B. r. ArmiEer. Mr..
Lillian Graves and Mss Catherine
Leach. and nine grandchildren.
The funeral vi Ike place from thz
home Sunday afternoon. Infermenl
wi d made n I4ndan PARK 1eme-
fery.
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DcfunciOnrS

Clrmrntr Trrjo lie 10 aEos. FALL
ri6 IN Ia rasa nUmcro $40 d. Ia CT
H.. lie san Saba. Bronluitis.
Jovita Olivo de - amos faII"ci6 N
IA casa mimrro 100 DE In GALE :.
Frio. Tuberculosis.
Ventura Valdt>. de- i amos. ialIrrii
en- Ia casa No. 1901, de- ia Gale F. Pa
50. -~Arriirntr.
Epifania Lopez de 3 amos, raII"ci6
Ell 81 nJtmrro i5i DO Ia Gale Y. Flo
res. Malaria.
Juan y. Gonzalez de- !G jias fa!lr-
cid IN IA casa No. 100 he IA Gale
W. Concrete. Nacimiento premature.
Juan jose Gonzalez de- IS diaS ia
Ilrri6 en- Ia casa NJ. 1909 de- Ia CALI
W. Concrete. Tttan0s.
Francisco Galard0 lie I dia fa!!e-
ci6 Ell IA caSa ntImero i0S de Ia Gale
W. Nueva. Nacimicnio premature.
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"El Superior reune las ventajas de
ser de regular capacidad y f&ci! lim-
pieZa. Is hecho de fierro con Ia ex.
cepci0n de Ia tolca que es de MADEIRA.
Va dotado de su po!ea loca Y fila de
70 pulgadaS de diametro Y ~ pulga-
das de cara, y debe funcionar con IA
veIocidad de IS i 70 r~evollciones por
minute, segun sea mas o menoS fina la
hariNa que Sc reQuiere. Sus pleas
moladoraS son hechas de fierro end.-
recido, de manera que una lima no les
entra. Este moline sirve no solo pa
moler niXtamal, sine tambien maiz
seco, cafe. sal, pimienta 0 c~ualquie-
otra substantial. ReQuiere de i 4 G
cabalios de vapor para moverSe Y pc
sa $50 kiloS aproyimadamente. Molera
de 80 q 20 almudeS por bora. Tene-
mos para estos molinoS pleas mole
doras aSperas y otras finaS, de name
u que, al hacernos algdn pedido, ha-
bra que especificar de cuales Sc de-
sean.
"El Superior" es embarcado de IA
fabrica. e iEteresado paga gasto de
trarsporte. Haga los pedidos, acom-
panados de 81 importe, en- giro 0 che
cue de Banco, a.
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SeryIclo especial para La PRENsA.

LONDRES, Febrero 25.-Un despa-
cho de Amsterdam q la agencia Rcu-
ter dice que Ia carga que Sc encon-
traba a bordo del "Noordam," bu-
que que sali0 de Nueva York 81 7 de
Febrero con destino q Rotterdam, he
sido detenida por las autoridadeS in
glesas, en- Falmouth.
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TOXIC. Febrero 25.-Los gobier-
nos ruso ' japones han entablado ne
gociaciones encaminadas q la aduui-
sici6n por Ell primero de varios nayios
de guerra que lie fueron capturados
durante Ia guerra ruso-iaponesa.
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ROMA. Febrero 25.-Durante un
raid que los aviadores a~ustriacos han
hecho en- la provincial de Brescia Y
en- Ia direction de Milan, han sido
muertas cuatro peraonas Y heridas Gin
co mas. Los danos materiales han ST.
do insignificantes.
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ATENAS, Febrcro 25.-El eobier-
no hu!garo ha presentado sus eycu-
sas Il! gobicrnO gfiego por eI aTreSto
de I'm mensajero ~diplomatico y por Ia
detenci0n de los docunentoS diploma
tlcOs de que este era portador.
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Ell Ola IL DE MARIO HA SIDO DE.
SIGNADO COMO "DIA DE IRA
LA IGLESIA" PARA TODOS
LOS SANANT0%IENSES.

Practicamente. en- todas las isle-
siaS de San Antonio So observara c.
u de Mario como el Go 10 Church
Day .Dia de if d "a EgIeSia, y cSpe-
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Gu .=s o. .mcGaGy- &c los C;oz,
O;dos, Naiz y Carzar:a. ." G:a.ss
H.cs.. Tvi.. OEs@.~.. t. .2J9: r.
...r.@. u.:l Gu.-cr Hotel.
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NacimicntGS.

Ina nina ir! matrimnn!o J.. VI. Ro-
drigurz IN Ia casa njimrro co. Il" Ia
rallr de- San Luis.
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SeryiciO Especial para La PREISA.

LONDRES, Febrero 25.-Un des-
pacho de Athenas para ell Exchange
Telegraph" ia cuenta de varias esca-
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Cuando Sc dirija a aIgunas de las
Casas anuHciadas menciones este
periodico. .:
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VENTAS:-

Sc NENiiEN dos 2ranie> y maTniric5> -oIa-
res 81 e~QuIna> y Qu" licn"n Fl pur IL. pie.
tho 'SIa 81 nrrtr. r~Guina Guadalu,. y Nh
EI'ia,!. ' 81 "irU al nurtr. ">QulIa Guadalupe
) CibOlO. l'r"rip. $3.50. 4 pIaAo- S3pH ii
r%oltas!n. rpr rada unu. Organs" 4 ~ West
quincy -. t2r
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Sc solicitan Agentes para Ia

Sc solicitan Agentes para la
venta de LA PRENSA en- las
poblaciores de Santa Paula,
Cal, Duncan, Ariz., y demas
lugares donde no los haya. Las
personals que Sc interesen pue-
den dirigirse solicitando precio
y condolences a LA PRENSA.
Departments de Agentes, COZ
Dolorosa ST., San Antonio, Tex.
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SOLICITUDES-

81 NEILSlThN dos scl0rIiaS Grrrn'c> para
Gu" apr'm!in t~ralIaJo dr :piograria. lnrrY-
man Ell al ". Houston 81. DrirIua No. {.
'.?;
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HE NENTt-lhu< sOlar"> con C"rCa = agui,
en- mIy buen lUgar. lie ralor S=iO. pur Si7:.
l1c!" Ia "~pUTlIEI'!ad. ">ta gfdniLu-a uTrr-
Ia Iura haSIa 81 : Il" Marco. rara !:srUrn.,
dIrliaDSc: Guadalupe rodriguez, 1919 south
Iarc,.'. II. 80
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NINl"I haralo o cambin p0r varaS I"Ch"raS,
dos iuIIlaS y una yegua. I. Rodriguez. en-
luI1uU ) Kerr 2Ui. tJ-gi.
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H.. G.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exclusive para
In yenia Il" los ma2ncioS Bosch y los Car
DnradOreS iilyfield. Tc:Ig0 >I"Ini'rr IN rN!S-
ienCla tnda rla>r De rerlcCIOnrS para los
maenciOs ; CarbUradur"S. l.lInIa> de To-
daS las marrd> rOnDcida>. 30 Main Ave,
Telcr0nU Crockett 9dS, cdn Antonio, Tex.
(3-i1y
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Las senoras de Nueva York estau imp1cientes
por sveriguar para quien es el rico collar de
perlas, valuado en- 100000 que fue envia
do por Ia casa Meye de Paris, a sus
agentes en- Ia gran cosmopolis
WASHINGTON. i'rhrr"o IT..

1T raSa i~mpnrtaI"ra d. i1ya> br"l-
r.r ant Co.. r-tan."rida I'll - mime
70 c. al. In Quinla A,"n.ia. t." NI"-
~ York, a.a.ra H. -ara" d. a i'iua-
III IL. dirh" puerto. -! collar i" per
IA mas rico d.. muHdn. pu" i.~ I'm.
nv !aIo por ~ ~r":"2a pa:i-ino Max
Meyer.
10, pr"i,oS llr jat.ryinirron IN
"A lasar!in aiUan"ra par: lnlIr;t"
luS i~rr.ruu- ln" '!r;ia pa=a: t!,ht
.inya. -. nan lu"daI" maiay:I.ai">.
Sun ~rjnru"nta p~"".aS. .~n>%rtaii~ ~
I'm .u"ttrnr!En IL" H,-"Idu o",lma"T0,
y Ia."u c.'rra H.. HI million H. p"~"s.
.i.-y!u"> r-,.inan III "n!r" !"- cpd
!rnlp~ priucir.- H. Ia InIia pu"i'
l!an"" a.-rjn r".la" 'lu' - L. par'z-
II. pn"o Ia mayo" pH:;r ii" o. I".'
,ab"n Il. este afl"uan lu" ah0'a.
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BESE0 Sab"r 81 paradcro de- In Sei0ra
Carmen llUmingllcZ de Estrada. IIialguia-
RI persona CUE IrIH q" rIia. So IT, ST.
plea utiIgIrSe I csi" p-ri0iicu.
-.
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y. 2 IA &
,~oEzc;cro 2 iicenciadC

40 Jommaawel.:h Er.3.-Halls.. Tr,a>
Tsi@iUGo>: Gncina, Bell 1t. j-7c. i~tr-la.eBcis
Bel IL 4"Gi
s--getsvia. olivia FIcre>.-Tsitfnao. aesi
rcac3a. Ecil 81. 4G:s
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81 NECESITA EXPRESS para que ueve sus
petacas 3 la Estaci0n o lie Gamble sus NUE.
b,es. hablele a Rosales. Tel. Travis i12o.
PARA TODA CI.ASE III TRtBAJOS de I'm
prenta, diriiaSe Il Ia PHENSA. Los Hacc-
mes 4 satisfaction del clientc y 4 precios
reducidos.
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PESOUISAS-

nI:SEp S3lrr 81 paradcru lie In sra. ROmanl
SGnIlIlan. DE- FI"r"niinu Iabuada : lie maria
rabvadn. \ Ia p'r>oflR que prnporrIuar In
formrS ciert0S dc rlluS y. L. gratil!rari
ron CINCu rk2IS. dlrlgicndo<r y: ccaublo
TaDOada. SIS :. santa Rosa Ave. an .Anto-
MO. Tex- Deg.
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VENDEHOS IN pequelO negocio en- abarrO-
les. SitudtO IN bu"n lugar Y en- complete
actlridad commercial, lienc rcgislrc Y no
hay rcZago$. Tambicn I'm taller de pe.L-
guerra, rOinpueSt0 d. 9 Sill"ne-. ? ssD"loS,
rrplSaS, re!oI grantr y tUda Su herr .'nicE.
IA nucya. AmDOS EegOci0S Sc pued"n ..an-
der faCllmentr pOr eSlar en- I'm miSinO lu-
gar. POca rcnta. lnrorHIal: +. Pucnfe &
Son, fi ;. Laredo ST.. san Antonio. Tex.
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DIvERSOS-

HACEMOS con toda correction, carIas amo-
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-22
w. A. BRADFORD, County Clerk.
Pathos in His Death.

A strange death recently befell a
member of the Royal Irish Constabu-
larry. He was cutting bough off a
large tree at his house in Drumadd,
Armagh, when the bough, weighing
over ton, broke, and, the end pin
ming him against the trunk, killed him.
The first news of the accident was
brought by his little child running to
her mother saying: Daddy is asleep
up in the tree"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-22
Seal
rn Show SIX Weaving Process.

At the Alaska Yukon-Pacific expo
sition in Seattle next year there will
he n novel exhibit from Japan-a COM
nlete silk-producing plant There will
be mulberry trees in large quantities,
and the public will be enabled to
watch the entire process of silk man.
ufacture from the time the worms
wrap themselves in their cocoons to
the weaving Of the thread into fabric.
Every single sep viii take place in
FUN view of the spectator
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-22
Cost of Governing France

Someone with passion for statis-
les has been calculating the cost per
lour Of government in France. In
Napoleon Is time it was e4,60O: in
Louis Philippe's, $4,000 The second
'epublie witnessed drop to e4,12o.
With tie advent of the third NapoIeon
t went up to $4,000. From 1870 to
1880, by reason of the war charges
he cost of government worked out at
e12,2SO an hour, while at the present
ime it has reached $4,000.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JOHN G. KAREL,
1902 Lloyd Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
Nj. j. SCHOLEY,
sos Pearl Street, Kenosha, Wis.
VIM. F. WOLFE,
1902 Madison Street, Lacrosse, Wis.
GEORGE HILTON,
375 Washington Street, Oshkosh, Wis.
PAUL 0. HUSTING,
Mayville, WIS.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-22
Qualities Somewhat Rare.

Perhaps a gentleman is rarer man
than some of US think for Which
of us can point out many such in his
circle; men whose aims are generous,
whose truth is not only constant in
its kind, but elevated in its degree;
whose want of meanness makes them
simple, who can look the world hon
estly in the face with an equal manly
sympathy for the great and the small.
--Thackeray.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-22
DEMOCRAT PHRTY

For Assembly District No SO, Villas County
FOR PRESIDENT
WOODROW WILSON
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-22

For Assembly District No 49, villas County
FOR PRESIDENT
ROBERT NJ LAFOLLETTE
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-22
Pluckina Chickens by Machinery.

Chickens are now plucked in a
wholesale manner by the use of pneu-
matte machinery There is a recep
tacle in which the fowl is placed after
being killed, and into this are turned
several currents of air from cleo
trical fans revolving at the rate of s.
700 turns per minute. In few sec
5nds the bird is stripped of its feath-
ers,. even to the tiniest particles of
down, and the machine is ready for
another
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-22

FOR VICE~PRESIDENT
THOMAS r. MARSHALL