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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

In spite of the fact that all govern
ment material which was condemned
was ordered burned at Camp Keyes.
quite bit of lit has found it's way to
safety via the small boy route, and the
north end of the city now rings with
bugle calls from bugles which once
did service on the Mexican border,
while mess kits with holes chopped in
them, twisted bayonets and scorched
belts and straps are among the medi-
ums of exchange which pass freely
through the crowds of kids who play
soldier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28
Funeral Of Charles II. Cunninahar,

Funeral services for the late Charles
H. Cunningham were held at $50 Fri
day afternoon at Masonic Temple, un-
der the auspices of Trinity Command
cry. No. Z, K. T., Of which the de.
ceased was member. Eminent Com
ma2der Wilbert S. Wilson and Prelate
L. Elwood Jones off1ciated and inter-
ment was made in Forest Grove ceme-
terry. The bearers were Guy O. Wick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28
cry, Fred o. Boynton. Melvin =. saw
telle and A. B. Mason.
Funeral Of Horace J. Rideout

The funeral of the late Horace j.
Rideout was held at 2.30 Friday after
noon at the home Of his son. Herbert
at 1871. Maple street, the relatives and
many friends being present. There
were many beautiful floral offerings.
Rev. A. F. Walch Of the winthrop
street Universalist church officiated
and interment was made in the FAM
ily lot in Riverside cemetery, East
side. The bearers were w. S. Kittredge,
Weston Lewis, Preston w. Brown and
Albert G. Hopkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

Hebron Academy has recently en-.
rolled married couple as students. Mr.
and Mrs Erwin c. Clark of Boston. Mr..
Clark has been attending the Gordon
Bible Institute in Boston. but finding
himself handicapped by lack of second
airy school training, decided to acquire
it and so entered Hebron. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark have decided to take two.
years course together and join in with
the young students in getting all the
enjoyment possible from the school
life. The course finished, Mr.. Clark
will complete the course at Gordon In
stitute and enter the Baptist ministry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

Enjoy life! Keep clean inside with
and enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced
Wake up feeling grand. Your head will
be clear, your tongue clean. breath
right, stomach sweet. and your liver
and thirty feet Of bowels active. Get
box at any drug store and straighten
up. Stop the headaches, bilious spells.
bad colds and bad days-Brighten up.
Cheer up, Clean up! Mothers should
give a whole Cascaret to children
when cross, bilious, feverish or II
tongle is coated-they are harmless
never grippe or sicken.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Brown visited her
sister Mrs. Nellie Hazeltine Wednesday
and Thursday.
Evellen Jones IL visiting his wire
in Salem, where she IL teaching school
c. E Boothby. sister. Helena OF
Lewiston. Harry McNelley Of LIVING :
ton. Mass, and Mrs. M. A. Bootnpy'
grandsons Lloyd and Russell JONES
visited Sunday at Charles Conttott'H z
North Fairfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

The remains of the late Mrs. NJ. E.
Hodges were brought to Augusta on
the 2.S7 express Friday afternoon and
taken to Mt. Pleasant cemetery where
interment was made. The remains were
accompanied to Augusta by the follow
ing out-of-town relatives Mrs. Alice
II. Mason and son Of Cambridge,
Mass; Mrs. Eugene Estes of Melrose,
Mass; Miss Laura Gowen of Wells
Beach. Mrs. Charles Bradbury and
Percy Bradbury of Hallowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

capt. Freeman Kent Of the lobster
smack Bernice and Belle, was fined
500 and costs for having LIQUOR aboard
ms craft which the officials declare
was intended Tor use in trade with lob
s.er nsnermen. Capt. Kent declared
.nat the liquor was bought from James
Dondis Tor his personal use and exon
eFateo the owners Of the smack from
any knowledge or completely in the
,eansactlon. On the same day, James
Dondis was found guilty on search and
seizure ana single sale charges and ap-
p.a,ea from lines aggregating $780,
Rockland Opinion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

One of the new tenements which
have been under process of construc-
ton on Washington street has been
completed, and is already filed with
tenants, the four apartments being
rented before the work of building
them was finished. The Cushnoc Real
Estate Co, which erected these build
ings. put them up in a thoroughly mod
ern way and the desirable location also
did much toward filing them so early.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28
ST. ALBANS

Don Seekins. the little son of Frank
Seel1ins, was badly hurt while at school
Wednesday. The older boys We're
playing football and the small ones tag
when the older ones ran into Don
knocking him against telephone pole
cutting his mouth and face so badly
that a doctor was called Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28
VAssALBORO

e.. CROSS HIIL-Mr. and Mrs. J. H
6,soaal ana little daughter Frances OF
Eu.,,eta. and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haz-
fett OF Fredericton. N. b., were visit
brs Sunday ct the home OF william
Russell.
| Miss Emily Rideout Of North vassal-
horo was the week lend guest OF Mrs
Ernest Brown.
| Several from this place attended the
drama Tho Country Doctor at Eas'
kassalboro "Wednesday evening. Oct
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

State Master w. ]. Thompson OF the
Maine State Grange, accompanied by
Mrs. Thompson. was in town for few
hours Friday afternoon, they being on
the way from their home In South
China to Lewiston. They will go to-
day to Newry to participate in the died.
icatory exercises at new Grange
hail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Soule were in
town for a short time Friday after
noon, on their way to Waterville to
witness the football game between
Maine and Colby today Mr.. Soule, who
was athletic coach at Cony for short
time following his graduation from
Colby, is now principal Of Vinalhaven
high school. where h. has been since
leaving this city. They came by auto
mobile from Portland and met num-
Der of friends during their short stop
in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

A party composed Of E. L. Brown OF
Vassalboro and Chester and Herbert
Bailey of this city, who have been IN
the vicinity of West Forks for the past
few days on a hunting trip, returned
Thursday, having had a very en)oya-
BILE trip. although they failed to bring
back any game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

Capt M. w. Woodman, who has for
some time past been operating a pub
lie automobile in this city, contemplates
going South the coming winter and en-
gaging in the same business. Capt.
Woodman anticipates going to jack
sonville, Fla, probably starting some
time in November and will take with
car
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

The new auto fire truck which the
citv ordered some months ago has not
vet arrived, although its arrival was
expected last Wednesday. but its ap-
pearance IS now expected in the city
some time during the coming week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

John Foster. formerly of this city,
and Leonard Young, both of Lewiston
arrived in town Friday after 1O-days
automobile trip to the Dead River re-
gion, having visited Eustis, Flagstaff
and several other places in that vicin-
ity. They did some hunting but had
little success
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28
NORTH CLINTON

NORTH CLINTON-Mrs. Ida Abbott
passed Thursday with Mrs. Hattie
Boothby.
Walter Gowen went to Lewiston on
Thursday for visit with. relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

Reverend Mr.. Longley Of China vii
lage preached a very interesting ser
mon at the Center last Sunday. There
will also be services at the church
next Sunday, Oct. 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman are
the happy parents Of baby boy born
20 them late Tuesday evening. The
Young man weighed nine POUNDS aho
has been named Earl Franklin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

The work on J.. L. Piteau's new store
-, Northern avenue is coming along
very rapidly. and he expects to be apie
to open it about the Goth OF NoVem-
Der at the present rate of building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

Charles Fields Of Portland was
among the Friday arrivals IN TINS Guy
and left shortly after his arrival TOT
Lake Cobbosseecontee on plcKerei
fishing trip with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

Mrs. S. A. Dudley. Miss Villa =.
Dudlev and Miss Maude H. Dudley or
Swampscott. Mass, were among the
arrivals in this city Friday and Will
mass the next few days with friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

Ernest Bickford, who recently re-
turned with the I'd Maine Regiment
from the border, left Friday morning
for Portsmouth, N. H., on visit to his
brother Edward P. Bickford OF that
, city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28
Oak Grove 10. Kicker c. 10

Vassalboro, Oct. 27-Oak Grove Sem
mary won from Kicker Classical Insti-
tute of Houlton 10 to in a hard fought
football game here Thursday afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

E. F.. Leidel of Biddeford and VIII
u.r, peacock of Portland were among
the Friday arrivals in this city on
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dunlap OF vas
saIhoro were among the Friday callers
in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Mrs. Herbert Bailey OF Wnitene.o
was in town Friday visiting frienos
for a short time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-28

= NJ smith of this city was admit
ted Friday to the Augusta Genefai no'
initial for surgical treatment.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23

| Her Schumacher. p0r III tribunal. a
que cOnrurrira cl Siniico mayor y
QUE prr>idira 81 gran ~CanriIIcr ac-
tUa..
-Pero ir6mo cram los otroS dos
priSion"roS?
Los dos primrroS "ran vi"io>,
unn lie clos Iirvaba sOmhr"rGn i"
minrrO Y 81 otro =orra dr m0niah">:
uno y otro parecian deSesperado>.
De los Otros dos. uno + VII j0vrn
minrro que marrhaba con la cabc-
"a erguidI y SilbandO: e. otro......
lie acIcrias. Bella. de los viaje-
rOs que 81 a~lbrrgaron cn cSta torre.
mace iirz diaS, Ia nOrhc de alucl.a
terrible temprSad?
10 recurrin como SatanaS - a.
cuerda "a dia d. Su raida-conteSfG
Ia mujer.
IL fija>tr IN uno de- los viaie-
roS. an =. jov"n QUE lIegd arompa-
iado d. aquri doctor loco que lie
vaba una gran p"Iuca? TN joven
que iba vestiio j" negro con una
rapa verde Y con pluma negra?
-TOdavia creo ver.e d"lante De
mi. cuando me dij0: "iIujer, tenemOs
dinerO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23

Mas, ise han apoderado de Har
de Islandia?-le i]nterrumpi0 Beclia
-jPor que interrumpeS 4 tn Sc.
nor Y amo, mala gitana?-le dijo e,
verdugo.
ST, senior; csc celebre, csc invi.
sible Han de lslandia, ha caido en- po-
der de los arcabuceroS, asi como TAM
bien otros jeies rebeldes, que tam
blen rada un0 L. clos me- produciri
doce escudoS, sin contar la venta de
los c~adaveres. Sc han cogido, Y 70
los he visto, va que es n~ecesario sa-
~;isfacer III curiosidad, pasar entrc
las filas de los soldados.
La mujcr Y los muohachoS 81 A.
pr"Ximaron a Orusiy con rapidcz.
lie has vistn. padre, .e has
v!Sto?-!c preguntaron.
-I:a.laoS, chiquiilo>. L. h. viStO.
Is III @%igantr; ina con los braLoS
cruzadOS, ataios drtra> IL" Ia espa!-
ia y llevaba Ia frente vendada; sin
tuda rSti herido en- Ia cabeza. Pc
ro que Sc t%ranluiIice, que FL hrcve
r. curart eSa harida.
p-$puts d. razonar .SaS horribles
DalabraS con un seSt0 mas horrible
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23

bozo de "A rapa V 81 ,levar Ia cabeza
garla no 50 le veia Ia cara. pero
adur, era SUI aspcrto. su airn V SUI
lraic. ConSicnto en- fragarme de IN
borajo IA horaa dc Skoncen 81 csc
ioven no - nuestro hutsncd. NO
f. parrcr, Beclia. Il es rosa do
ri>a que, despu6s de haberle yo da-
DO a.imrnto para soslcnrr Sill vida.
rcrioa ahora tambiin de mis- manos
con uui DprdprIa. Y rua va ~ainrrita
en- - mi d~rsfreza. drsnuis dc r~ierri-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23
ATTitHt..
EEL n

I'm prominente clerigo aSegu-
"a que IA ciudad de Nueva York
gasta diariamente IN million de do
lares en- vicios.
TN policia de una ciudad de
Pennsylvania ha presentado deman-
da de divorcio, porque 81 mujer puso
una anguila viva en- Ia botella de
whiskey en- que tomaba csc brevaje.
con e. objeto de que 10 a~borreciera.
-Veinticinco leaders de las tilas
de-, rGabajo fueron juzgados hace
POGO en- los tribunaleS de Chicago.
aru>ado> IL boycott. c~on>pirarl5n.
enganos intencionados Y de extorcio-
mar a IN grupo de pintores que por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23
Sc ETECTUO IN CATE0 EN- UNA
CASA OCIPADA POR NEGR0S

En- las oficina> lie IA poIicia :"
rrrihirrnn inf0rmcs Il" III" IN una
casa DE- la rallc W. Laurel. 50 ha.la-
ha rSiahlarida una casa de jur=o 4
Ia utlr asi>lian individu0> lie color.
llahi.ndo>r rfnrtuado IN cat"o Por
IN burn njimrro DC a@rntr>. no -
lo@rG Ia apprehension de- ~nin=un0 d"
,oS iugadOrr>, p"ro 5o> vrrinoS .ir-
clararon que momcnto> antrS dr IA
.lrgada de Ia policia. los nr=roS iIa-
bian ahandnnadO la ra>a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23

n">, como - una mi>ma man" la
>acui!arl to-ia> a Ia ycz.
Los terrib!"s habi;antes d. Ia to-
RE-. q v"rdu=o ' 81 famj!ia. "stahan
rrunldoS 4. raledor IL Ia hogucra
"nc-ndlda N m-iio d. a Saia de.
primer pISo. qur d-rramaha r-Splan-
dorr> yaci,ant"S IN >u> Semblant.>
>ombrloS y III Su> v-StidO> H. r>-
rarlata. Hah!a TN las fuccioneS d.
los ninoS ra>goS feroceS. como Ia II
Sa de- Su padre. Y raSgos huraHoS,
como "a mirada de- 81 madre. SuS
OjoS, 10 mlSmo gu" los d. Ber.la. IS
taban c.avadoS en- Orugix. que SEN
tado en- III banqui..o de MADEIRA, -
taba rrc0brando eI a!iento: los pies
de. verdugo. cubiertos de polvo. da-
ban a ent"nder que arahaban IL IL
Ear IL ,rjana expedition.
-Oidme. drria este a Su muirr y
aSuS hiioS; no he eStado auSrnte dos
diaS enteroS para tgaeroS mala> no
ticiaS. 81 atrS de IN mes 10 - m"
nombra rjecutor rea,, no dr>"o Va
apr-tar nj III nude ~c0rTcdiZo. n! ma
neiar una hacha. RecorijaoS. 10
oeznos MOS. porque TuizaS o. pue-
da dejar vuestro padre por herencia
NADIA menos one el patibuio de Co.
penhague.
-Nychol, ipues que ocurre?-le
pregunto Bella.
y III, gitana mia-prJsigui6 III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23
Miss Edith NJ. Kitchin, rehuso una herencia
de S194,O8O so pretexto de que el autor
de la misna fue en- vida I'm agiotista
Ell magistrate del Tribunal que conocio del ssunto Sc
encuentra maravillado de tanto desprendimiento

los hermanos contendiendo con los
hermanoS. por aduenarSe de heren-
c!aS mas 0 menoS i~mpOrtanteS. que
considera humana eSa lucha por Ia
possession del dinero. no conclhe 1
quien Ia renuncie. hasta e. punto de
que. 81 le dejaran. considerable 4 IA
que tai cosa Sc atreve 4 hacer como
una deSequiIibrada.
\ mi me parece 10 mas FARO de
yodO este. e. hecho De que cosa tan
ins0hta como Ia resistencia q recibi,
d~oScientoS mil pesos, solo pOrque esa
fortuna tue amasada con lagrimaS dc
las familias despojadaS por eI avaro
que la dej0 Tornado. haya ocurrido
en- los EStaGos Unidcs. el pals mas
mercantilisra ' menoS sentimental de-
mundo. Il juicio de los que no le CO
nocen. ' que 81 autora sea una anne
~ricana. No sc 20. nj creo que algu-
no De los que NE leen 10 sepa. de
actin ntrn .irrlu ~.lnridnt" ocu.-Itu
en- 81 reSto del munGo. Por ESQ SON
rio cada rez que tropieZo 0 alguno
de los muchoS que Sostienen cue cad"
pueblo tiene defectoS o vIrtudes e..
pecialeS. pues este ' ntrOS medicines
de anaIogo c2racter demuestran que
.ua"> Y "!ru> "~tan rrpartii"S p"r
igual.
Pero 81 IA conducta de Miss Kit
chen fueSe imitada. es muy possible
que costaria ;rabajo arreglar cast to-
das las teStamentarias de importan-
cha: 81 el hereiero de conciencia e.
crupulosa no fuese, como eS, ana
r>prri" Il" mirl" b.anr". IN case I'M
ro. ..~,r dr lur 10y ru"nta hoy, -
ria Iif!r..j>jma n ;ar"a i- a."ui"~
a ~ ,Ir'a.,r> jUr.ilro> 4" Ia '.au>-
mission L.. h.rU">. porIur 90 .>ra>I-
Ia =raui"> |nrtUna> Ill" havan 80"
."-llnamrntr arumulada>. por r~"
- una >u"-i. para cuaptu> ti"nrH
ul.,. U~D'""y"nir I'll taos "p"r2'.on"-
lllr todn - "omauti,l>mo humane
lava .;o "a r"tu-.a">. err -. ~r"guz1n
L. 4 rjaru"tona nrnyonm.ua. lu.
III I'll m~.>rr"i,na a.roDa j. Bank =.
ha n-rAu T.. -o'>;o a1,ivu Il" r~"@uDc:ar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23

ciendo Nychol Coz riSa beStial, ale.
CRATE i~gualmeHte, I'll podraS COM
prar collares de vidrio azul para a
,ioYnar Su ru"l.O H. ci:licna ahorca-
ia. Pronto terminara nuestra con-
trata; pero tie juro que anteS de un
mes. cuando YEA que SOY el primer
verdugo de los dos reinos. no tie ne
garas a romper otro cantaro (l) con-
migo.
-iPues que ocurre. padre?-pre-
guntaron los hijos, e! mayor jugando
con IN caballete ensangrentado Y
e. menos entretenido en- desplumar
I'm pajaro vivo, que rob6 a su madre
de dentro del nido.
-OS 10 yoy q contar. ACADIA de
matar csc pajaro, Haspar; chilla CO.
nc n mala sierra, Y ademds no de-
hes ser cruel. Matalo. ME pregun-
tais que es 10 que hay? NADIA, muy
POGO en- verdad, sonora Beclia: que
anteS de ocho dias el ex-Canciller
Schumacher, p~risionero actualmente
Munckholm, despues de haberme
visto Ia cara cerca de Copenhague, Y
el famoso bandido Han de IsIandia,
van a caer los dos entire mis- garras.
(1) Costumbre gitana, por Ia que
Casados durante cierto MI
nero de amos el hombre Y Ia mujer
que. de comun acuerdo, rompen un
0 una alcarraZa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23

81 ~consejo sc d~eclararon en- huelga
hace como IN ano.
Medic million de dGIares han sido
remitidos al Departments del Te-
,"ro para ~in@r">ar al F"ndu Il"
Concienc,a, de Washington. EStas
lemeSas Sc han hecho en- partidas de
dos rrntavo> 4 ;r"in,a mi. d6lar">,
por individuos de todas parties que
han sentido remordimientos de con-
ciencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23

Hacc a}gan tempo. Miss Edith N.
Kitchin. soltcrona de cincuenta amos
que reside Ell IN ARE sin luz nj
vcrtilaci6n de a casa situada en- e!
rumero ,! de Bank Street. en Nue.
VI York. auian. para no gaStag mas
dc los trcsvientos pesos de 81 rcnta
annual. CALI sand&.j2s : HI suprimico
las medals. sorprenGi6 4 toGO Ct mum
DO anunciaaGo 81 firme resolution
dc no aceDt@r los cu&rcnta mil pesos
que le lego 81 ito. Francis F. Ripley.
pofque enrenGia que sc trataDa de
uu~ dinero maIdito. toda vez que ha-
bia .sido acGmulado Por medic de hi
potecaS ~usurariaS. abusando de IL ne
cesiRad de los iateIjce< cue q 81 ocu-
rrian en- sc.icicud ue IN pre>tamo,
que les sacaSe de opportunities conf
promises.
Pero aver. terminate Z. inventario
Ge IL te~Stamenraria. quedaron tecla-
lados i.eea,es. por 10 impeyfecro de
IL forma en- que fueron hecho>. los
lecados Z el avaro dej6 4 favor lie
ya.ias institucioneS cariratiya<. Por
virtuG de tai Gcc.araci6no qued6 pro-
cIamada a <olrerona heredera de to-
lie u fortuna IL. =! t:n. I-r.ndrn...
Gesnuas dc becba IN deduction de
cn,raS de transmission. tribute de- ne
rencias. etc. = SI94.OS0.
Miss Eirrhir. If, rejreradamer.e
In 81 aversion . tocar e.
diraro DO -, -io noroue e e~nsvcjaria
=. maros. o,,c bas-a 10 IN marifas+a-
din no,. a..~i.o q. Hamilton TruS-
RarE" 81 c,..r rirre = 81 cargo l. he
r.rc;, com, arbar-, restaman-ario
en- rr l~oc,,ar-o on q one baca for
NAL ~ar,nc;a lie n fortuna emniez;.
=, r~aci1,~ = - c~ca saorro nor n.
one ro obseryar one ar-es de -rar@
~r,rr;, o. ,1,vo 10 .ais masses s.5a1o,,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23

Los Oios desencajados de II mujel
roja tomaron Ia expression del asonl,
bro y de Ia curiosidad.
-Schumachker y Han de Islam
dia! jc6mo puede ser ESQ?
--Voy 4 d~eciroslo. Aver en- Ia ma
mana me encontre por el canine de
Skongen, en- e. puente de 0rdalS, a
TODD ell regimiento de arcabuceroS
de Nunckholm, que ~regreSaba de
Drontheim victorioSO. Pregunte i
uno de los soldados, que Sc digno res
~ponderme, porque sin duda ignoraba
por que mi sac Y mis- pantaloneS
son rojos, y supe que los a~rcabuceros
v~olvian de las gargantas del Pillar
Negro. en- donde derrotaron 4 ban
das de ~bandidos, quiero decir, de mi
neros insurrectos. AhOra bien; has
de saber, Beclia, que esos rebeldeS Sc
sublevaban en- nombre de Schuma-
cker, e ihan capitaneados por Han de
ISlandia; pueS eSa l~nSurreccI6n con-
ira Ia autoridad constituye IN famO-
so crimen de Han de Islandia Y otro
crimen de alta TRACTION de Schuma-
cker, los que llevaran, naturalmen-
tie, q esos dos ilustres senores i Ia
horca o al atajo. Anade a esaS dos
soberbias ejecuciones, que 10 menos
producirin ounce ducados de
orc, cads una, y ME honraran en- los
dos reinos con algunos otros gales,
menos importantes en- verdad -,
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FL. G0RERNADOR FERGUSON \
Fl. BAN0UERO L. b. LOVE. DE-
DALLAS. 81 DlSpITAN Ia
DELEGATION "DEM0-
CRATA"

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- r.,,i, IN.
'..r. ,,.,r.:i en- ..,, rirriad Ia ,ilada
a9rIparidn poIiiica.
Dim"> VA rurnia 1t" como nan -
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DESEO Sah"r 81 paradrrO dc hi herrano
Pedro iUhicS l>pInnSd. OIUS g~Tlud"~. !.iO-
reno. r~SiltIrl regular. con dos t!enIrS de
orc en- Ia Iilrf" superior de Ia LurI, >u-
IilltInaS h0ii'Ia> las reCthi de CliappeIl. Ne
braSka. prrcIro S2.O1 Il Ia persona que me
InfOTinr con cNartiiId GirIgIcndo>r SRA. Fer
nina lioble> de- NillaTr"al. Box Il. Rurrurl.
TeIaS. E-9aF
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!pESEu Saber cl paradrTO de- I'M hrrinInn
Luis MelgarrJu. de Qutrn tnngu unfirf+ CrIr
So "ncucnira Ell san Antonio O Sis airr-
dolores. Sc gratiftrard Il cullen inTurmr -.
rI a salvador MrlgarcjO.-lnj :. lar' do
-. san Antonio. TeN.
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Sc VENDE

lin Hotel Mericano IN Kansas Civ. No.
de ladrIllo. C0n!icne 100 Cuart0S. Tienr :
clartOS gr:ndeS para .hlml"|n. III solar
en- GUe eSla rOnstruidO cl rdiriciO ticnr !gf
por 100 pies. Y da frcnte q IN plrIIe V IN
Boulevard. ESla ccrca del Barri0 MrNIcanO.
Ina gran OportInidad para algin mrA!c.-
no que tcnga alsO de capital.
Sc r"nicra muy DaratO 4 plaZOs largOs y
en- condolences !nuy c0mOd3>.
Is una barata sensational. Haga liynS-
llgaCiGneS Y 81 c~UnvenrcTd.
Propietarlo: A. G. RfRIfNER-a)9 West
port ~Ave.-kanSaS City, No.
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MOTH ERES:-
pES0UlSiS:-

DE>Eu Sabcr 81 paradern de las S"f0raS To-
gu" r"$IdIan en san inlunln. Texas. on IL
casa UhIraill ra 81 Va. (. d. Ia ralll. de
simpson. :" IL Lari una @raifrirarI6n linr-
raj i Ia persona UIr dirIil iuTnrui-- rNar-
los dc elias. i Arl,!eu t.. Martinez. l}rir,',
:. w.. .-a5.
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MI.
SRi a.

DeSpueS &c ID Selal lugtlbre, un
aoyfCto mIniStTo &c IA iUst.c.a ia
ma ! ~ pueFia para tec!rls que IL
~nrvt>i;dn.
j. de NAlsTRE.