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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31
nSTRANDED,-REx

The program or attractions 20 be
shown at the Rex theatre. today and to-
morrow will offer such screen stars as
Bessie Love. Billie Burke and DeWolf
Hopper. Billie Burke will be shown in
la new chapter Of. "Gloria's Romance"
In this episode Miss Burke appears to a
better advantage than in previous chap
ters Her acting shows q run OF emo
tional skill which will hndoubtly place
her in a new light among her many
friends, who heretofore have not seen
her in parts that demand the serious
Interpretation OF pathos mingled with
the enjoyable humor which Miss Burke
and the screen. The big feature on the
bill will be the latest Triangle drama,
Stranded" featuring RcSsic Love and
De Wolf Hopper. Pathes Weekly will
also be shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31
The Clerk Guaranteed II

"a customer came into my store The
other day and said to one of my clerks,
have you anything that will cure
diarrhoea?' and my clerk went and got
him a bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. and
said to him. If this does not cure you.
will not charge you cent for It,
So he took it home and came back in
a day or two and said he was cured.
writes ]. H. Berry & Co., Salt Creek,
Va. Obtainable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31
LOCAL ICE FAMINE IS MORE
ACUTE At PRESENT THAN BEFORE

will likely have shipments in today,
which, in a measure will help the
famine some.
The committee Is working hard and
the ice plants out Of the city. are do.
ing all they possible can to help out
Wheeling, but, at the best, the famine
still exists, and should the intense hot
weather continue this week the situa'
ton will be more acute than ever,
The citizens committee will hold a
meeting this morning at 10 o'clock ID
the city building, to arrange, II pos
sible, for Wheeling to secure larger
supply Of ice. The local Ice plants are
operating capacity day and night, but
their output is Inadequate. :.
TO date there has been q total OF
s4O1.10 donated through various
sources. Prediction is that the hot
weather will continue all this week.
which means the consumption OF large
quantities Of Ice. The committee ASKS
that all send In their contributors
quickly. Donations may be sent to
The Intelligencer, the News, the Reg.
lister. South Side bank OF the city
health department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31
SEVEN CARLOADS RECEIVED YES.
TERDAY AND EXHAUSTED
BEFORE NlGHTFALl.
Committee Expects Small Shipment
Observation-Disclosures Are
MaedAd OuicklV

Tuesday--Contribut Are
Needed Quickly.
THE ice situation is more acute at
present than since the famine struck
Wheeling few weeks ago. declared
Chairman W. H. Smith of the citize -
ice committee 10 The Intelligencer late
last night. More funds are quickly
and badly needed TO tide over the ST.
uation." continued he,
from various cities last week, which
were quickly disposed Of. Seven cars
were received early yesterday morn
ing and by nightfall there was not a
pound left. There is little hope of any
more ice reaching Wheeling before
Tuesday morning, when at least two
carloads from Fairmont and Buchhan-
non are expected.
Mr.. Smith received a message from
Fairmont yesterday afternoon saying
that it was impossible TO ship the ice
sooner as the men at the plants had
heen working almost day and night for
the past week and they are simply
played out. It's the hope of the com.
mittee that ice during the week can
be gotten In large quantities from
various cities throughout the state.
; The shipment received yesterday
morning included carload as far as
from Charleston.
Mr.. Smith said that he understood
that. some of the local ice companies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31
WARNING ISSUED,

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July 3O.-A
warning has been issued by the depart
ment Of health with reference TO the
use of water from West Virginia
streams. The warning Was signed by
DR.. :. i. Jepscn, commissioner Of
health. who called attention Of vaca-
llonlsts TO the impurity OF water supply
from many of the streams of the state
Part of the warning says
Never drink out Of an unknown sur
lace stream When travelling sec that
pure water is CARRIED rs we'll as pure
iood. Otherwise the harvest OF death
and sickness will follow and defeat the
object Of summer vacations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31
DECREASE IN EPIDEMIC.

NEW YORK, July 30-A decided De
crease in the infantile paralysis cpl
demic is shown by figures issued 4. TO- %,
day covering the "a hours ending al
10 a. m. During that period there
we're IS deaths and las new cases
were discovered In the five borougas
of the city, as compared with -
deaths and 161 new cases during tne
preceding "a hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31
PARKER SECURES WRIT,

CHARLESTON. W. Va, July 80. -
Judge George Poffcnbarscr. OF The sill.
prcme court Of appeals. has signed a
writ Of hahoas corpus by which Alex.
ander Parker. under indictment in Ca.
bell county for an alleged second viola
ton Of the prohlhit0ry laws is permit
ted TO give bond and await further ac-
tion Of the circuit court II developed
that the circuit court judge had failed
to sign the first indictment against
Parker. making another trial necessary
Parker Is under two-ycar sentence IN
the pcnitcntiary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31
u,ooanec&er canssd Wreck.

Maysville.-A woodpecker caused the
wreck Of an automobile and the serious
injury of its driver here today. adding
:, t,--rhs list of calamlties that have here
t&sore been recorded as resulting from,
the activities Of this bird. 4 guest OF
BENJAMIN Curl Of North Lewisville was
motoring along a road by wood when
this modern woodpecker darted from a
tree and volleyed on the motorists race.
who lost control of the machine. The
car was smashed by the roadside. and
the driver hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31
OHIO CANDIDATE FOR i. 6. SENATE
EAVQR5 A STRONG ORGANIZATION
RARRY DAUGHERTY MAKES
STRONG ADDRESS AT coLUM-
BUS SATURDAY.
1avcrs Organization Like tho Late 10.
A. Hanna-Wm Have It II E4ecteo
Ohio News.
mteldgencer Bureau,
ColumbuS. O., July 81
NNInMEES.

COLUMBUS, O., July SG.-H. NJ
paugherty. former Republican Stato
chairman. candidate Tor the iSepuntscatn
yesterday, declared in favor OF strong
Republican organization such as tnA,
which former Senator NJ. \. Hanna mac
/: in Ohio. He declared that party nceos
j q directing head. he accused the rrss-
ent national administration or woppNng'
Continuing. he SAID:
"a POLITICAL party standing toS ErcaS
principals must have y dependable heao
and an organization to carry out the
sparty.s will and 70 accomplish the re-
suits practically. most beneficial 70
party and TO country.
.Latterly we have been unfortunate
because we have no, had In Ohio as good
an organization as we had formerly and
rs we must have in the future, he nave
needed q strong directing hand Such as
that Of the late Marcus Hanna. He
may not always have pleased everybody
blunt but he was always truthful and
fearless. His services in the maklnS
ot.an organizat ton which resulted In ihe
election Of Mckinley, brought prosperity
when we were In want and we oulided
ON that foundation OF prosperity SO Sc
curely and so wonderfully that nothing
but a Democratic administration could
ar am successful in this contest,
as expect 20 be. and join Warren o.
HARDING in the United States senate.
recurring me to, give my entire time 10
the public business and the partys vel
fare, there will be an organization IN
Ohio at least. -,
II can promise that 1t will be lestti-
mate, patriotic and effective.
:: This IS one Of the things have oeen
undertaking to accomplish in the can
vass I have made Of the state. l have
conferred with influential leaders. bus
.inssS men. farmers and dependable
newspapers Of which there are hun
dreds In this state. and can give the
Republicans of Ohio positive assurance s.
that an organization is now practically
complete and ready for q successrul
battle with DESERVING Democracy as
soon as the nomination IS made.
This group includes. understand. Ee-
publican newspapers and means that the
party will always be prepared Tor any
emergency and will not be compelled TO
depend on men or press that claim to
be independent or Republican and are
snot what they pretend to be. These Will
neither be feared nor followed and the
party and country will BE- better off,.
when you see q newspaper that cries
down party organization YOU will know
that tbs not n Republican newspaper
and Is in the hands OF those who are
not anxious for Republican successes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31
Bir Valuation.

yaluing the Ohio property OF the
Western Union Telegraph company at
@Sf712.440. the company must pay taxes
OF, S43S. 40 more property valuation than
last wear. according TO the valuation or
the state tax commissioned. announced
YESTERDAY. The Ohio Postal Telegraph
company was assessed SS09.SiO. same
1 The following 1915 valuation also were
announced: Manufacturers Light and
Heat company. which includes the ONO
valley Gas company: the Tri-Srate Gas
company. the Wstzel Gas company ana
The Wheeling Natural Gas company. S.
45o.510: United Fuel Gas company. ST.
oS8,0t0: Chllicothe Oil and Gas com
spany, $4,000: Steubenville Railway com,
pany, $3.50: Stark Electric Railroad
company, S134l.41n: Cleveland. Alliance
and Mahonins Railroad company, $751;
con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31
A Scandal MOuQer,

MARYSEILLE.-Wil P. Reams. OF
North Lewishurs. charges his wife with
{ being g. scandal monGer with bad tenn
per in action for divorce filed today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31
DEMOCRATS OFF
FOR CONVENTION
DELEGATION THAT WILL CAST
VOTE OF THIS COUNTY LEAVE
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Will vote Straight Through FOR Judge
James ". Ewing for the Supreme
JudgesMp.

Democratic delegates who will cast
Ohio county's vote for judicial nomi ma
ton. presidential electors. and state put
form will leave tomorrow evening lor
Parkersourg, where the state convention
onens in the Auditorium "Wednesday. A
number Of prominent men OF this coun-
~ will also attend.
Ohio county's delegation will so in
$tructed to vote for Hon. James w: Ew-
ing as q candidate for supreme judge
honors Mr.. Ewing is an Ohio county
man, Of unusual ability. and some judi
cial experience, he having handled the
judicial affairs OF Ohio county Following
the death Of Judge Newman. during the
appointment to fill the vacancy was
made.
Hon. John W. Davis, solicitor general
OF the United States. will deliver the
keynote speech, firing the real gun Of
the 1916 campaign.
Ohio county's delegates. selected mt a
recent county convention in Beethoven
hall. follow:
washington.
Tom OIeary. J. J. Coniff. ". L. Bircn.
J. B. Brennan. W. F. Henke, John Noll.
John Lazear.
william H. Boughncr, c. H. Wheeler.
A L. Sawtcll. Guy Holden. Dr., John
O'Kane. William r. Wells. a. T. swccn-
ey.
Clay.
c. r. Taylor. Edmund Jones. Edward
Hughes, j. NJ. Shorts. William Nau. T.
B. Folk Mike Mahoney.
Union.
p. T. Tanncll. J. Il. Handlan. Cam.
don S. fancy. w. S. Mcdonald. Edward
Vaas. Carl o. Schmidt. Albert Com
pers.
Webster.
81. NJ Gordon. Charles Hall. H. F.
Burton. Thomas Flynn. John Gavin. Will
liam Muilarkcy. George Hohne.
Center.
J. A. Miller. DR.. II. 2. Campbell. Loo
A. Coleman. w. W. Irwin. F. l. Maury
J A. Blum. J. Kennedy
Ritch1e
W D. Becker. w. Ruse. Charles
Brcmes. Perry Fisher. James Frahlc,
Henry Crimson. r l.. Padden.
Liberty.
John Allen. NJ. &. Hartley. s. Curtis.
NJ. Howard Hedges. Frank Riley. D. T.
Pool.
Philadelphia
Nelson Hubbard. 4. W. PAUL.. !. c.
Palmer, J. J. Z. O'Bricn. ]. NJ. Meek.
George Oldham, John S. Minkcmeycr.
It is stated in France that, whereas
the total output of shells in Germany
4. zo,,, OEn nm duil,y ro~,. ,,ca ~, fwo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31

1t is said that the streets OF Lon
don, if laid end TO end. would stretch
from New York 10 San Francisco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31

1t is stated in France that, whereas
the total output Of shells in Germany
Lis now 100000 daily for use on two
fronts. the combined shell supply OF
the Allies. from Franco, Britain and
America, is 100000 for use on the
western front alone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31

TrlAUeIphla-
Nelson Hubbard. :. w. PAUL.. ]. c
Palmer, J. J. z, O'3ricn. ]. NJ. Meek
George Oldham, John S. Minkcmeycr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-31

John Allen. NJ. {. Hartley. s. Curtis.
NJ. Howard Hedges. Frank Riley, D. T.
Pool.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
ST ENIT0 QUE 0CI RkiERA IN
SEGtNDO ACCIDENTS.

Mom"nto> dcSpuGS 4" haber>e r.
.iStradn una collision entire IN auto
m6v!. y Un caro- que era ronducid0
por +. \. Ferguson. 81 scgundO d.
.0S mencinnadOS rchicuioS qued6 aS-
tacionaio rntre los rieleS De Ia via
DE-! ~f"rrOrarriI sud Pacirico, en- eI
rrucHro c0n Ia aveniia blackberry.
y no S"r pnr "a 0portuna a.1lda
iu" variOS DE- los tranScun;rS j. pres
taron a Ferguson para lOgrar sacar =
caro- de a via, hubiera orurrido I'M
>"@und0 acridentc, pucS 81 tren de-.
paSajcrOS que sale de e>ta ciudad 4
las 30 de Ia manana, Sc encontraba
va a muy poca diStancia del Sitio in
dIcado, Y Su vr.ociiad no huh!rra mi
prdldo que 50 Pfcctuara IN cho1ue
con al AFRO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
ST pinE FL CAHRi0 DE RtfTA pa
RA RI. TRANNli DE. hot
WELLS"

Ante los rnrargados dc los aSnni"S
de Ia riudad, clev6 EN- diaS u'IImoS
una iniriativa Ia Compania dc Iran
Was de san Antonio. p0r medic d" Ia
rual snlirita in sea rnncrdidn =! per-
misc a fin De que los lranviaS mr.
.banos que rorrrn IN IA Inca d" "lloi-
Wells" rorran pOr IA ratlr de st. Ma
ny On vrz lie hacnr Su rrcorr1do p"r
a do Navarro Srgiin Ni"nr arontr-
cirndn.
Fin IA junta dc los ':omisi"nad"S
So fom6 en- consideration Ia morI"n.
Snbrc In 1u" 81 senior Garland hlz"
'yariaS obiccionrS lur drIrrminar"n
paSara al cStudio del Comi>i"nadn
Uhr. Quien dic!aminari.
Fl r~NprrSado raInbio Il" i~tinrrari"
- piir IN t.ia. dc TranyiaS. tinIca Y
cNrluSiNamrnir. para .a> r"Trlda>
cue orurran diariamrntr rnirr Ia
ga =. m. 4 las . : media T.. m.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
FOI,LETIN No. so
HAN de- ISLANDIA
o Ell HOMBRE FIERA
POR VICTOR HUGO

rrrtbirlr. t~ianio a 0rdcncr con lbs
ntyo> do jrfr>.
-Graria> a DioS que habciS lie
eado: yenid. Iue dc>eo preSenjar"S
a vurStro .iete Han ,ie ISlandia.
Al or este nombre. kennybol, que
!le-aba pa2ido. apreSurado, con e. Pc
n crizado. q rostro muniado de SUI
dory las manos tintaS lie Sangre. re-
trooedi6 tres pa>os.
Han lie ISlandia!-exclamd Sor-
prandido.
-Calmaos-le coRtesti Hackat.-
yiane solo para ~ayudaroS. Solo ha-
:=.iS de Yer IN e IN amigo. IN com
panero.
K.nnybol no le ola.
Han de Is.andia aqui!-volvi6 4
Tepetir.
ST, 81: ;qu5 es ESQ? ttentis pa
vor?
-iPero deciS que Han de Islandia
eSta en- eSta nina!
HaCket 50 volvi6 hseia ,os qua 10
rodeahan diciendoles:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
IA. tStr\TO tIiR-LANCASIER ST.
RA ME.Sl'El.T0 HASIA FL
SiRADO.

Aver. era o. dia riiad0 pnr e. Juez
w. 7. Fscll, dc II ia. C0rlr de Dis
trito. 4 fin de- dar a~udi"ncia a. asun-
ia one ha vrnido v]cntilandoSe dasd"
harn varioS diaS. Y q qua! So rH!aci"-
M con Ia acsiilnci6n del JrfH de II
poliria Urbana. Srnor +. II. Larcas-
ter. por r. Comisiona,l0 be-. ramo Sc
nor Roberto +. Uhr.
Fin 81 oportunidad ronsi@namps
In n0iiira con oslo r~rlacIonada. per-"
aver. 4! prnS"ntarS" mrSIro reporter
a ]Snlirilar lbs ,iat0S de- 10 a~contrcIlo.
80 cnr0nirI con que no So hahla cum
plida con In ~rXprrSada ]anlirnrla "a
uur 81 .InrZ E.SriI luvo que llrvar
rapidamnnir al JuradO una rauSa d.
versa. airmaS h. que IN =. caSo Ian
r~aS,cr-l'hr. a representation De n
riGiad drbrrt ser Nevada por a Pro
ruralGs senior George r. Gu!ilrtIr y
III adiunto senior r. !. Nc Milan,
Inirnc> i"rlararnn No rSiar nj pOd"r
">ta" pr"paradoS para Ia a]ndionria
i els :. huhirSr rfnrlu3do g! mar
l"S.
Fl Lin riiaI" drrinitivam"ntr para
we - rrrrljir cSta ~aubirnria. a. q
4 ,,1Ilr, irn,-.- = =, bhru friin1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10

l'li'fl ! l"" pas" ">'' 'll'il'!la' 90
'ht'ha"IS?
I''N" h'hllNi'"I lu" r"d"F: mas II"
SIN gran r"plI2nanr'a r"nSlnlI" "n
nrJar>e P~r">'ilar III h'1m"hI". Con
eSta idea iI"2ai"n aInh"a al 2rup" IN
que "'tanan "rd'aer. Jonas y Nor
Dun.
.i''i!I" ''"Ilao' Vai'rilt' -N"rhi'h.
4''' IL ''''" - '1'7I'.- '> iIJH " ca
"'"or:
-bleh 10 mrf"r"h"S. hennyh"!-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10

he Ia caza. quc Sc hailahan ce7ca
de tan temible SitiO: los qucjidOS del
oSo, reducido Al tltimo extreme, J.
t~rajcrOp 4 IN hOmhreci,.O, 4 un de-
monte. que. armada de una hacha
de piedra, Sc lanz6 Sobre rlIOS en- de-
fcnSa del OSO. La aparici6n dc a.
luel diab.o, que M podia ser mas
que Han dc ISlandia, los hello 4 to-
dos de terror, de tai manera. que los
seiS c~Ompaher0S de kennybol fue-
ron vict!maS de .OS dos moustruoS,
Y <! iabi6 solo su salvation a Ia fu-
ga. m IA que nc fua a!canzado Gra-
cias a Su agilidad. q Ia fatiga qua
scotia Han de ISlandia. y, Sobre TODD,
a Ia protection de San SilveStre,
bienaventurado patron de los GAIA
dOrps.
va yeiS, senior Hacket, que 81 Vi
ne tarde no .tuve yo a culpa; y que
eS impossible que el demOnio de Is
.andia. que deie csta manana con c!
OSO. encarnizand0se con los cadave-
res de mis- SeiS c~ompaneroS, en- cl So
to de WalderhoS, Sc halle ahora CO.
amigo y aliado nuestro en- esta
nina dc A~psyle-Corh, punto dc nues-
ira eta. Protesto y repito que as
impossible. Ahora que he vi5to a es-
te diabIo, lie conozco y no Sc me des-
pintara.
IIacbct, que cStuvo cscuchandn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10
CON(LUYO IA PANlWENTACI0\
DE Ia GALE CAMDEN

lnformrS Iua ~prored"n del Conf
>iOnado knarry. hacrn sahrr que. !os
trabajos de- pavimentari6n que Sc yH-
nian alnprendiendo on Ia Gale Cam
den, han qurdado conr.uido> Il" ma
nrra c0mpletamrnte >ati>factorja.
FL fu~nrionario cNPrrSaio dice Qu"
4 inspection 4 H,a Gale traiO como
rHSu tado gu" - arrptaran pOr IA
ciudad los pavimcntOS ali pueStOS Y
que, pOr c0n>iguirnt". 80 abrira a.
pIibliro Ia Gale de rrrerHAcia.
que et>abl c~lauSurada rn y!rtut he
las obraS CONSEQUENCES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10

rs Iuc - ha vuelt0 loco rl Va
lirntc Kennybol? Y d">pu|s. diri-
giandoSc 4 a>ie:
-Voy ~creyendo que vu"sila tartan-
"a Ia ori.ind Ell mieto 4 Han de Is
.aniia.
Kennybnl alz6 a mano Al ri"lo y
.cxc!am6:
-por Santa Etheidera, n bi"na-
yrnturada martir norueGa. 0S juro.
senior Hackct, que no fuc 81 mieio 4
Han de I>gandia. que ma Sito q mis-
mo bandido 81 que me- impidi6 liaGar
aIui anteS-
Tales pa!abra> ~provOcaron I'M muir
mullo de aSombro entire a muche-
dumbre de los monta1cSeS y lie mine
roS que rodeahan a los dos inter,o-
cutores Q hicieron fruncir .. ccno 4
Hacket.
-sC6mo? que decis?-interrog6
naiandO Ia roz.
-Digo y repito que. que 4 no .
por csc bandido ir.anddS. hubiera
aqui hace mucho tempo.
-cPueS que os ha hecho?...
No me interrosueiS: solo piio
DioS que mi barba encanezca en-
IN SOLO dia, como Ia piel del armi-
no, 81 Sc me encuentra otra vez n
toda nj vida que escape de asta,
persisuiendo 3 ningun oso blanca.
-eHahsis eStado 4 punto de que
oS devorara alsin oso?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10

con gran atrnci6n. tomd "A palahra Y
p dijo con tonO grave:
Amigo kennybOl. ruandO - ira
r. dc Han de ISIandia o de- infer
no. no cnnsiderciS NADIA impossible.
Va saba 20 TODD 10 que arahaiS Il"
deer.
En- las sevoraS faccioncS del caZa-
dor v~eterano Sc pinto Ia expression
del mas tramendo aSomhrO y de Ia
mas inocente crueldad.
lilo Sab6is,
-Si-rOntinu6 iicinndo IIarkn:.
en- ruyo roStro. IN ObServaior mas
Sagaz hubipra leido algo de SardI-
nico:-lo saba fodO, excepto que hui
bierais sido voS 81 h.roa de aSa iris
10 aventura. Han de ISIandia me %
relate TODD a. l.esar aqui.
observation-disclosures Ken
nybol: y Su mirada. fila en- lIackot.
tom6 Ia expression del TENOR y del
rcspeto.
Hacket prOsiguid con IA misma
sangra fria:
Sin duda; pcr0 ahora racobrad
Ia tranquilidad, que voy a preSenta-
ros al formidable Han de ls!andIa.
KennybOl !anz6 un CRITIC de terror.
-OS digo que no tengais 81 ne
nor rece.o-repitio Uacket.-Ved ell
q yucStro jete v q vueStTo comrl-
nero. nero no lc rccordtis 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-10

Alzd !oS homhroS IN SERIAL de deS-
prerio.
TN o>o. .Vaya I'M rormidabI"
"n"mi@o! ;Por rohaHdr ne trn;i>,
senior Hacket,......
-DiSpensad. amigo kennyh0.-le
rontcstd Hacket sonrienio.
81 Supicrai> % que ha >ucedido-
aGre2d q vet-rano caLador.--no ne
a~>egurariaiS que Han De Islandia e>-
ii aqui.
Turb6Sc Olra vez el Semblante de
Harkrt. Co2i6 DE-. hrazo hruSramen-
tr al cazador, como tcmicndo qua
80 aproXimasc Al punlo de In plaza
~>ubtrrranra. dcSde iOnde este pu-
desc Yer Ia rnOrme cabeza del gi-
gante. por encima de todas las de
.oS mineroS y montailescs.
-Os rucgo. amigo krnnybo.-di-
.io e. rnviaio con voz east Snlemne,-
que me contaiS 10 que ha mOtivadO
vuc>tra jarGanza. En- los presentrS
mOmenlos ESQ puede ser de- impor-
tancia para nO>0troS.
-ES cierto-cOntcSt6 =, cazador,
deSpuaS DE- rcflexionar un i~nstante.
Accedi6 a las iuStanciaS reitera-
daS de Hackct, le cont6 Due marcho
aQuella mailana, con seis companc-
goS mas, 4 persagulr a IN oso blan-
30. al que acoSaron haSta los alre-
dolores ie ia gTuta dc W3ldaThog,
que 80 ap~ercihierap. On 81 ardor
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Sc VENDE

IN Hotel Mcyicarn rn Kansas Cary. Mo-,
de ladr!lln. Cunilonc iU@ Cuart0s. Tlcnc :
cUarlu> =rantir~ para Al;uarGn. IL solar
IN que c-li Cnn~iruId0 cl cdIrirIO iienc igl
nOr l&J PIES. : da freu!c . IN Taguuc V TN
boulevard. I.Si:i C'.rra del BarriO N"NicanO.
ma gran OpOrlunldad para alglIn mcXlra-
40 quc t"n&a algO &c capital.
- v"nHrrI TIIy DarItu 4 IlaZOs largOs Y
Ell CGnG!C!rur> inuy c0mUdIS.
= una baraia SENSATIONAL. fiagi lnveS-
tI@IC!on"S -. COny"nrcri.
Pr0rieiari0: 4. 6. BERlINI:R.-3O2 West
port Ave.-klnSaS City, No.
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Ell Baron Chinda, Embsjador del ~lmperio
del Sol Naciente en- los Estados Unidos
ha reanudado sus 'peligrosas" visi-
tas al Departamento de Estado
VUELVE A APARECER EN- Ell HORIZON
TE Fl PIT hero JAPONE.S

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