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Marriage Licenses
White.

White.
Roger L. MilIigan, Oak Grove, ,anG
! Viola Mary Vaughn, Hurlock.
. Ralph Payne Asplen and Hazel A
! Collins, both of Woolford.
Preston Mills, Andrews, and Sadie
Govas, Golden HILL
Wesley Robbins, Robbins, and Gle.
tus France Wiley, Cambridge.
Walter Brannock, Lloyds, and E
Mildred Spedden, James.
Arthur German Wiley, Sharp
town, and Emily Helen Bradley, vi
emma.
Louis H. Chandler, Bucksport, Me-,
and Bessie NJ. Hopkins, Cambridge.
Perry Alvin Wallace, Lakesville,
and Nettie May Travers, Madison.
Allie S. Jones and Edith G.. Dun
mock, both of Thiel.
R. Wallace Spedden, Hills Point.
and Lula j. Thomas, Cambridge.
Earl Ernest Gillis and Elizabeth
Woolford, both of Cambridge.
George B. Gillis and Amy o. Best
pitch, both of Hurlock
Allen L. Parker, Fishing Creek ,and
and Daisy E. Dean, Cambridge.
Charles Reese Williams. Woolford,
III.
Geo. w. Adams. Jr., and Anna O.
Dean, both of Fishing Creek.
Victor Coulbourne, Rhodesdale,
and Bertha Eskirdge, Galestown
COlored.
Hazel Sharp, Linkwood, and Hen
rietta Zelghman, Cambridge.
John Stanley, East New Market,
and Matte Jenkins.
William Henry Deaver Keene, and
Amy Ross, both of Golden Hill.
Fred Douglas Seward, East New
Market, and Perwelia Arma Thomas,
Washington, D. C.
John Henry Wilson, Airey, and
Clara L. Stewart, Vienna.
Henry Neal and Hattie Frazier,
both of East New Market.
Hernie Cornish and Raisy Jackson,
both of Cambridge.
Arthur y Allen and Mildred K.
Hopkins, botn of Salem
James Monroe Pinder and Bertha
Clara Wallace, both of Vienna.
Robert S. Wilson and Mary E. Jar
els, both of Cambridge.
John Monroe and Anna Branch
both of Fairmount.
James Bayly and Lille Jackson,
both of Cambridge.
both of Cambridge.
Alfred Payton and Eva Hill. both
of Hurlock.
Isaiah Bosnian and Lizzie Thomp-
son, both of Airey.
Oliver James Young and Mary L.
Hughes, both of Cambridge.
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c. Guy LeCompte
NOTARY PUBLIC

With Eastern Shore Trust Company
Cambridge, Md.
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Madison Missionary Meeting.

On Monday evening, May 1st. the
regular monthly meeting of the
Young Peoples Missionary Society,of
Joppa NJ. E. Church, South, of Madi
son, was held, at the home of Miss
Emma Travers. The program was as
follows:
Singing, Abide With Me.
Responsive reading, John !.
Prayer, Rev. A. /: Stevenson.
Reading of minutes.
Roll call and payment of dues.
Singing, Come, Thou Almighty
King.
Reading, The Appeal of The Coun-
Gil to the Missionary Society-Mrs.
A. l.. Stevenson.
Duet-Misses Emma Travers and
Clara Tall.
Reading, The Fruits of the Gospe,
in Japan-Mr. Jno. Cliff.
instrumental solo-Miss Emma
Travers.
Reading, Our Work Among Elm
dians Miss Alice Langdon.
/ Address-Rev. A. L. Stevenson.
Singing, Onward, Christian Sol
diers.
After the adjournment of the regu-
lar program, Mr.. John Cliff favored
us with two humorous selections.
Delightful refreshments were then
served, and all enjoyed a social good
time. Besides the regular members
there were many visitors present
among them being Mrs. T. w. Jones
the Misses Slacum, of Taylor's Is
land Mr.. and Mrs. John Tall, Mr.
and Mrs. John Cliff, Mrs. Addie
Jones, Mrs. Ada Woolen, Miss Lena
Hueg, the guest of Miss Emma Tray
ers; Miss Katie Hudson, Miss MAJ
Bell, Miss May Insley, Mrs. Bell
Donald and Howard Richardson, Lei
Travers, Joe Brooks, Lee Brannock
Hamilton Travers, PurneH Asplen
Earle Clabough, Houston Wallace
Phillips Brooks, Charlie Bromwell
: Mary Alice Tall and Sadie Edwards
Mrs. A. l.. Stevenson,
Publicity Supt
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EARLY MORNING FIRE
DESTROYS DWELLING
Fire About Two O'Clock This Morn
ing Destroyed The Home of Mar
tha Cornish, Colored, on Pine st.

A fire which was discovered this
morning few minutes after two
o'clock completely gutted the home
of Martha Cornish, co1ored, on Pine
street. When discovered, the fire
had made such progress that it was
impossible for the firemen to preven,
the destruction of the building, which
was an old one, and burned like
finder. By good work, however, they
prevented the flames rrom spreading
to the adjoining property. The ori-
gin of the fire is unknown, as Mar
tha Cornish, to whom it belonged,
was away, spending the day with rel
atives at Taylor's Island The loss
is estimated at about $3.50
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FOR SALE.

As acres of land, without build
ings. one mile from Washington ST.
crossing; 40 acres cleared, in wood
land, all fenced; 20 acres lined in
1914, and heavily manured in 1915;
S acres in wheat, 3 acres in alfal-
ia. Immediate possession. Price
$4,000. Terms easy.
MATTHEWS & CO.,
Ill High St., Cambridge, Md.
Adv. 4-8-tf.
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S. E. STEVENS
Druggist

Special attention given prescrip-
tions. Only best and purest drugs
kept in stock.
Race Street. CAMBRIDGE, MD.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

We have opened a new grocery
store, in the store building formerly
occupied by Mr.. ]. T. Leonard, Chop
tank avenue, and will carry a COM
plete line of fresh, staple and fancy
groceries and fresh and salt meats.
We are young men, just starting in
business, and will appreciate a share
of the public's patronage, and will
endeavor to give strictly fresh goods,
at reasonable prices, and with prompt
service.
ROBERT MILLS.
NJ HALL MEEKINS.
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FOR SALE,

Eight well located 4-room houses,
built in 1915, situated at Washing
ton street railroad crossing, to be
sold in fee-simple. Good renting
properties. always in demand. Will
make an excellent investment. City
water. Convenient to work
MATTHEWS & CO.,
Adv. 4-6-tf. Cambridge, Md
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NOTICE TO THE PURIIC

All persons who purchased prop
erty at the sales of the late w. Lake
Robinson are notified to remove
same promptly.
FLORENCE H. ROBINSON,
5-S-3t. B. 5-8-6t. Administrative.
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WANTED

WANTHD-First-c t-class and compe-
tent stenographer and typist Apply
to p. l.. Goldsborough. Attorneyat-
Law 5-4-tf.
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OF INTEREST 10 WOMEN
Summer sllk.

The silk used for the smart suits
OF summer. with but few exceptions
has a rought surface and is loosely
woven. The more expensive weavea
closely resemble the old-fashioned
hand-woven linsey woolsey. excepting
that silk Is used instead Of wool.
The Jackets OF these suits are short
or below hip length and have circular
pleated or ripping skirts that hang
full from the waistline. The bodicea
are rather snugly fitted and the trim-
ming consists OF soutache braiding
hand embroidery, crpcheted buttons
bias banding or applique.
The skirts are sensibly short. hut
never above shoetop length. The full
ness is supplied by side. box or In
verted pleats or the skirt is cut circu-
lar and attached to a shallow yoks.
which fitted snugly about the waist,
Frequently the skirts are trimmed to
correspond with the jackets.
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Seteh1,orly. Visit.

The Royal Neighbors Of America
paid nelEhborly visit to their re-
corder. Mrs. Sadie Gynne, at 326 Jar
Wis street, last night, surprising her
very much With a handkerchief show
'er in appreciation Of her good work
as their recorder for the last two
years. Clarksburg was surely up-to-
date in tandkerch1ets, Judging by the
beautiful array brought Mrs. Gynne.
1t was great surprise to the re-
corder but she soon rallied and was
her usual self. making them at home
and at late hour all departed after
refreshments had been served. hav-
ing enjoyed Themselves very much.
Those participating were Mes
danes Lllaa Fletcher, Flora Nutter,
Flora Kline. Amelia Scott. Efle
Queen, Hattie Kelley. Mabel Huber,
Julia Wine. Susie Knapp. Grace
Tichenal. Margaret Sayre. Sophia FL
.liott, Hattie McClung. Carrie VOL
ford, Florence Sharp. May Bunch.
Cora Laferty. Elizabeth Riley. Cora
Shaw. and Misses HIlda Wwynne,
Lois Fletcher, Deara. Erma and VIII
Ia Wwynne and the hostess.
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Aha Society a Enteltainefl,

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal church OF Will
sonburg, was entertained at the home
Of Mrs. w. s. Davis, at that place
Thursday afternoon. Some important
work was planned for by the society
and at the close OF the business ses-
sion dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Those present were Mrs. A. Him
kle, Mrs. Ira Fittro and son. Master
Irwin, Mrs. o. J. Hannah, Mrs. w.
H. Hurst. Mrs. Alice Haggerty, Mrs.
j. B. strother. Mrs. A. D. Gilbert and
daughter. Miss Virginia, Mrs. w. s..
Davis, and son. Alvy, Mrs. j. F. John
son, Miss eBartIce Preston. Miss Pear
Swiger and Miss Leila Robinson. OF
Wilsonburg: and Mrs. g. D. Pettrey
son. Miss Beatrice Preston. Miss Pearl
and Mrs. A. s. Arnett. OF Adamston.
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In Our Shoe Store

The new Spring Shoes are beginning to
arrive and we are much pleased with them.
High Button or Lace Shoes or those new plain
camp pumps that are so well adapt to wear
with spats of different color. Many of the
best looking shoes worn by Clarksburg ladies
come through this department.. We will adj
style made special to order, and let us say
here when you want particularly dressy
shoe out of the ordinary, by paying the price
of $3.50 to $1,000 you will get just the kind
you have in mind. Ask the man in our shoe
department. First Floor.
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Quilting Party.

A very enjoyable quilting party
was given at the home of Mrs. I. G..
Snyder In stealey Heights Thursday
in honor OF Mrs. Charles Randolph,
a recent bride, who. before her mar
riage was Miss Bessie Kimble. a we'll
known young lady of stealey Heights.
At 12 o'clock the guests were
called to the dining room, where a
sumptuous dinner was served by Mrs.
Snyder. assisted by Mrs. Kimble and
Mrs. Lynch and those present were
Mesdames 0ren Manley. G. A. Canon.
L. IA. Crawford, Jessie Mcintyre. b.
r. Lynch, w. H. Kimble, D. 3. Hud-
kins, Charles Randolph and I. C. sny-
der.
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PERSONAL

The Rev. and Mrs. John NJ. Hamll-
ton will arrive on the Short Line
train Saturday noon and stay at the
Gore hotel while here. Mr.. Hamil-
ton is to address the brotherhood
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Candy have
started on IN extended trip through
the South. They will visit Hot
Springs and Mobile and cross the
gulf to Tampa and come home by the
way Of New York.
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Parsons-Souders
Parsons Souders 18Th Anniversary SIX Sale Friday,
Looking tothe Newseason

Looking tothe New Season
Even though there is a blizzard
or two in front of us, everybody
knows that just around the cor
ner are the bright, warming days
of Spring.
Everybody is anxious for win
ter to be over and gone, but
though we have several weeks of
buster yet from old Boreas, we
know his time is short.
During the past month we have
been preparing away ahead for
the days that you are looking for
ward to now. That is why there
are so many alluring offerings in
our departments for our custom
ers and that is why the stocks of
dress goods, silks, woolens and
cottons are so fascinating to visi-
totrs who come in to see them dur
ing these early sewing days.
Whenever you go throughout
the store there are suggestions of
Spring and clever women are TAX
ing advantage of these quiet win
ter days to have everything ready
in new dresses for the early arriv-
al of the new seasons, so as to en-
joy it fully when it comes.
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Auxiliary to Meet.

The monthly meeting OF the aux
lllary of Christ Episcopal church was
held in the parish house Friday af-
ternoon. The women OF the society
are busy preparing a box to be sent
to the sheltering Arms hospital at
Hansford on the Kanawha river, and
all members of the congregation are
earnestly asked to send contributions
Of bed linen and table linen to Mrs.
Henry Gllpin In the Warne apart
ment, as the society Is anxious to
send the box the early part OF next
week.
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Weston Wedding,

The marriage OF Duncan BouEhner,
SON OF Homer Baughler. OF Denver,
Colo, to Miss Pauline Stewart, of
western New York, was solemnized
In the home OF the bride Wednesday.
March s. Mr.. and Mrs. Boughner will
reside in Weston.
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Fnnd gnln

Twenty 1oaves OF salt-risen bread
and plenty OF yeast bread are promised
for the sale to be held at the Chicago
Dairy Saturday by the Ladies Aid
Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
church Of stealey Heights. Sale of
staples, brown bread, baked beans,
cakes. ETC., will be on hand as usual.
al few quarts Of homemade kraut will
also be offered.
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SurnriM Party.

In honor Of the anniversary of his
birth, Clint Riddle, OF DUR street.
stealey Heights, was rendered a de-
lighttul surprise party by a number OF
his friends Thursday evening. "A very
pleasant evening was spent by all In
attendance. AT a seasnnable hour re-
treshments were served, after which
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I1nnortnnt Serrfce.

The rector OF Christ Episcopal
church is DESTROYS Of a large repre-
sentative gathering of the people Sun
day morning at II O'Clock. He will
bring before the people matter OF
vital importance.
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Ghnntnr TO Meet

The March meeting of the Stone
wall Jackson chapter OF the Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy will be held
in the home Of Mrs. Clarence Parr.
eos East Main street at 3 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. All members of
the chapter are asked to be present.
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Inn Flnrldn.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arson D. Parr are
pleasantly located at Palm Beach, Fla.
and later will go to Fort Pierce. Fla,
where they will spend sometime.
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Marriage Announced.

WHFTIHNF NNHUHHNtHs
Cards have been received in Clarks-
burg as follows:
to announce the marriage OF
their daughter
Frances Mae
Hubert Todd Houston
March /. 1916.
St. Petersburg, Fla.
At home after April at Lewisburg.
w. Va. Mr.. Houston was formerly n
resident of Clarkshurg.
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the guests departed. wishing Mr..
Riddle many moro happy birthdays.
Those present were DIR. and Mrs.
Edward Henderson, the Rev. and Mrs.
w. NJ Slaughter, Mrs. John Hogan,
Mrs. s. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. j. R.
Thompson. w. T. Holt, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mitchell, Mrs. o. 3. Lawman,
Miss Alma Butcher and others.
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Rotary Clnb flrrnniyed Hore.

The Rotary Club OF Clarksburg was
organized at dinner meeting at the
Waldo hotel Thursday night. with
thirty-1ve charter members. The club
will meet every Thursday for lunch
con.
This club Is the local member OF the
International Association OF Rotary
clubs extending around the world; en-
bracing nearly $50 principal cities and
total membership OF $4,000 business
and professional men at the present
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I. oOCIAL AND
- PERSONAL
Mnn,s Climb Meets.
fContlnued from Page Three.l

The Mems club OF Christ episcopal
church held IN interesting meeting in
the parisn house Thursday evening
and during the business session the
following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year:
President-Dr. w. P. Gott.
Vice president-Dana Davis.
Treasurer and secretary. L. Me-
MILAN.
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Kewpie Twin Shoes For
Riddles

Shoes made without the use of nails. Made
on strictly orthopedic lasts, allowing the foot
natural development. Smooth inside, yet
flexible soles.
Patent, Dull or Kid feathers.
Size 5 to at Observation-Disclosures. $500
Size 1-2 to IL LIZ at .............. $3.50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17
Ell ~:Nio RcgImlCmto de- fcuu>ilSan.a
c>ia Va en- III pasv.

f. Ski" H. jufaujrIia uc Pcnn>li-
yauia aparrrI6 aver IA III Pa>o. e.
To- rc-imcuto p"rtcnccc a la Brigade
del General ONei.i. Mariana Sc g.
prrau lbs otros dos re=ImientoS.
Los >G7daioS del SeXJo acafnParou
en- 81 rampamento stewart. cu IA Ne
81. como a dos miI!as lie Ia Via dci
f. ?. and ;. ".
FL Mayor General Clements. JeLe
de- tn Division. dice que Seria Nieto
con a.rado por los soJdaios que sc
pusirra una Inca DE- Jitney> que
ruerau d. campamento Stewart Il ia
sale Bliss Como quedarIa tuera dc
os iimites lie Ia ciudad. no naDrla
u~ccrSiJad lie iicencia. y Sc esFera
qIIc eremle .na9als su2 aIatlclo@ les
~fordS pof attdel ruhbo.
Las GALES de FL Paso. adyacentes
4 los campamentos. eslan siendo uti-
lizadas per los ieteS de instruction
nara ~adieStrar = l9s s"!dades \ dia-
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" EDITORIAL DEL TIMES" DE
VI EVA YORK. IRADJCIDO Ptlih
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17
Quedo eoncIuida Ia causa instrujda
contra Santiago Ramirez
Espinosa Mireles salio para Mexico a fin de no
estar ~presente cuando Sc juzgue al
ex-gobernador villista

Gu>taNo ESpinosa NIrelcS, gobcrna-
ltnr impucSIo pgr Carranza IN Goa
Iuila. No obstantr que Il objeio d.
su vlaj a Ia ciudad DE Vi Xico es.
>r=tIfl - djio on las oficinaS del go
bicruo. 81 a~rreglar yarioS aSuntoS
con CarranLa, Candida Aguilar Y Al
varo Obre=6n, ESpinoSa MireleS Va
acOmDaIado lie an grunO de perso-
naS de- Su ami>tld. 10 que indIca que
VI tambitin IN viaIc de- recreo. ES-
piuuSa NirclcS Sali6 anoche de adui
Il borlo Ic uu ircn especial les ne
re>ario 4ecir que los jefc> oarran-
ciSju> no viaian sino Is en- trcncs
especialcS. con 10 Que dan una prue
la de- amor a Ia dcmocracia} Y Va
acompanado i" >u ScHora cSpoSa. '
de yarioS amigos que Ilevaron a sus
r~e>pertiyaS familias.
+. obieto principal del siaie dc Is
pine>a MireleS p 81 de conferenciar
con Curranza Y Cdndido .ASuilar a
Juirn"> iuformari I~rrrca de su re-
rj"Ht" ,jair Il los pucbioS tie Ia from
Ira. y con .Aivaro Obre=6n. para
iuformarlc de- Ia sitlaci6n revolt
ri"naria IN cI Estado de CoahuIla.
lunde rada diI que paSa aumentan
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Ell corazon siempre es jo-
e y aun a los 81 la
tie por Ell amor

HUNTINGTON. L. l.. Julio ID
Reynaldo SammiS. quien ha paSado dc
los 81 amos tratando dc vivic Ia vida
del matrimo~jo ha vuelto hoy d in
icntarIo. fracasando como je ha sjto
usual. De todas as muchachas i
quicnes 81 cortejo cuando era joyeE
sac6. por fin IA que habia dc ser 81
nujer. Tuvo Ia escasa dicha hace a.
eunos 50 aHos de que una muchacha
Ie aceptara Y sc case con ella. Tu-
vieroa IN hijo Y una hija ' apenas
mucrta ST cSposa. 81 viejo vclvio hicn
pronto d tratar De ha.!ar una mujcr.
La ultima semana, Mr.. Samn.is
la sonora Yanthia ConktiE. una yiuda
de rs amos conCertaron 81 matrim"-
Mo. Cojeaudo, sostenido por dos ba--
zones, Mr.. Samanis sc acarco al Official
del pueblo ". B. Trainer : L. pid;c
ana Ecencia de matrimonic.
Lo siculot, 5ijo q Official, reco au
hijo ' 81 nuera han cstado aqgi +
han ordcuado que NO sc lc dG a I'd.
Sal licencia.
.C6mo-trono q viejo-corao pu-
dicrou sabcr ellis que nosotros ven
drianos a3ui?" c Insistio en- s.; Ut
manila ~patcanGV sJbre 9 "a ,.c4Jc.
Mr.. Sammis aneraz6 con II en-
busca de un abogado . yer por Cue
razon despuGs de tanto5 amos de e.
tarlo pr~ocurardo, Sc C privaba dc
que lIevara q una mujer ante ell altar.
La sonora ConkGn djjo que jam@s
Inbia dido cosa pcre.ida j seueian-
&c procedinientc.
Dcjarou Il oficina del reEistro =
So dirigieron q Ia casa dc IN abogaao
para que este obligafa al official u
expcdir Ia Ii-cn.ja. Una hora des-
pues todavia no volviaH q "a Town
Hall. Su hijo hizo Saber ii la auto
ridad que su padre cstaDa dcmasiado
yicio Y enfcrno paca coutracr matrf.
nsOnic.
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CarrespondeneIa especial para Ia nRENsh


SAErILLO. Coan. Is de- Ju.io-La
causa ~InStrui,la contra 81 c~X-=encrai
vifIiSta Santiago Ramirez, a]pr"hendi
do en- IA c.adad de- Chihuahua Y trail
do a esta Capital a petlcl0n del 20
bcrnaaor Espmosa MireieS, la que
dad6 concluida ' probablemeGtc ma
mana seri vista IN. Gonseio tc Cue
IRA. FL jurx instructor miiitar apre-
Sur0 las ~dili-rnciaS jaUto como tui
rUsib,r. pJr,fu" el irfr de- La armas
,n csta ciudad. AloIro Ifuerta Var
gaS. fiji 4 pIaZo d. Sc>enta hQraS pa
TaIur q preccSU fucra coucluldo- Sc
eonocc que licnen, los carrancl>taS
TN afan lie juzsar 10 mas pronto pU-
sible al que Cu6, prlmer0 81 compa-
nero en- II mcha y Que despues los
conbati6 ii seyuir Il la Convention
que Sc rcuui5 IN A=uaSca.leRtcS y
que. fue couvocada por q propio Ca
rranEa.
s.. ia diriro que j">pu6S de- crl"-
br4do 81 Cen>rjn I" Guerra II pro
>ceSo ' "a >rnt"ucja.I un rrcai=a 81
Ore Ramirez InS otro> a~cusIdoS.
que Srn Naliyida! Hrza Y Ia Sra.
Juana Soils. e"rau pueStaS a rcvi-
sion por Hucrta Vargas. quIea haDra
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Alemania Y Mexico

cha i" l.r Ia poiiIica miriaGa pn;
Ia arc."n d" Won IsinicIrn. M lla.ia
>iIo del !Cio .abaudonada. IIaD!an-
'Io Il" IA arIiiud d" los Estado> unI-
dos "n IL controversial de- los Supmari
nos. I"ria 81 "Targllrhc Rund>riau.
Drh" iutrrrSarn"S c~uaiuuirr ro>a
IN" ilrnIa j la absurri0n fucrlr y
mas %ftIrrI" del pod"rio auerirann rn
"ira direction. Tai Signiriraria in
dudabIrm"nic IN ciIoGu. con Mex
co. purS Wilson dlrigiria toJa Su ac-
riGm Sohr" MGXiru. 10 duc la orjI-
paria tOda y vi no iomarIa con ian
10 Hr,l"r lbs a>unios Dc Europa. y
iu"=u alfalfa las Si"ui"ntc> DaIa-
bras rrTiriHndpsc a una possible >uS-
pension Ell las vrnlaS de- municioncs
4 JOS Jliados.
"I0nSidcramoS que Ir Va'r la pc
IA II mulc-tarsn en- nC.ar Ia acuSa-
ciIu que apar"rr en- la prcnsa tie los
aliadu>: dc GI" .tIrmanfa cSta cmpu-
iaudo Il Mexico Il Ia guerra para cyl
tar que - I"- mrandrn munIrl0ilrS "A
los .Alia,iuS. One Ia proNecilc,a en-
poriari0n de- ]-ranaGa> a fraucia y i
ln"IaIrrra. ~urrira un gran mrnO,Ca-
DO i :" ~,ir>aja "a guerra con Me-
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pEgEEcT0 SEcRETAm
MExtC

AodeIos de cartas familiares, de s o
:iedad, comerciales y amorosas. Con-
rene adem&s, una hermosa collection
de pensamientos en- prosa y verso pa
ca sarjetas postales, lenguaje de las
flores, f~rutas, ETC., = ysrios modelos
lie cartas para %pedimcrto de matrimo
lIo.
Ell "Perfec.o Secretario Mexicano"
IS el mejor libro en- su genera de loa
oublicados hasta Ell dia.
VALE SO CEETAYOS.
t'idaio a.
IGNACIo E. LoZANo.
SO7 Dn'nrosa St.-Ssn Antonio Ts-
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ANUNCIO

La PRENSA esta autorizada para
anunc;ar Ia candidatura del senior ia.
coDo KubioIa, para Comisionado del
Prccinlp Ne. / del Condado dc Bear,
su.iety a las primaries democraticag
Julio %. RcspetuoSamentc sc soiicita
eI TOTO &c los mexico-tcxanoS.
(Pol. Ady.)
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CHASCARRILLO

r, rp>to ie iJS C~.-arfC5.
.Ella.-Ie has pue>to Il pelt,ar al
-Iha IA yuanto> >omDrcTos pJdrIa>
eomprar al ano con Ct uiuefo que
@lcas tn c~i-arros??
Et.->j. vida mia. podrjd cent
p!ar rosa de cincuenta SomDrerGs
cara Inj. gcTg So.ameule uno o dos
para It..