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New Britain herald., 1916-02-18
City Hens

HSheriff James Clark is able to be ERt again after a few days illness Eth the grip.
 Especial Hoosier Cabinet sale at E hn A. Andrews & Co.-advt. pr. and Mrs. William M. Stock |ell of Shelton are the guests of Dr. HockwelPs parents, Sheriff and Mrs. !. ID. Stockwell of West Main street. Chiidren's rubbers 33 cents.
 arnon's Shoe Sale-advt. IS. H. Wood, the optician, who |As been ill is improving and ex- ects to be at his office within a few |ys. - A daughter has been born to MT. |d Mrs. I. Glickman of Springfield. #rs Hickman was Miss Grace Ken edy of this city. The Boy Scouts of the Trinity M. church will meet this evening at |30 o'clock.
 The tree committee will hold a Reeting this evening at o'clock Mrs. Frank J Porter, who left pnle weeks ago for San Antonia, 'exas, has left there for California. F. J. Wachter of Landers. Frary Clark will address the salesman hip class at the Y. M, c. A. next tuesday evening. His subject will be Knowing Your Goods.' e. J. Hart is visiting friends in oston.
 Wallace A. Chappelle, baggage
 aster at the depot. is again at work ter his recent illness.
 Mrs. Dennis Mccarthy is reported .riously i'll at St. Francis hospital
 Constable Fred Wrinkle has recover from his sickness and is able 10 , about town again. T. F. Rutherford of New York Will ldress a meeting here Sunday aftef- ,on on the subject ''How Militarlsni III Be Forever Destroyed.
 The neighborhood prayer meeting anned for this evening at the nome w H. Watrous of Francls street III not be held on account Of the eeting of the Stanley School FarehIs< i'd Teachers association.
 Harry E. Christensen IS expected
 return from Chicago tomorrow. lie lderwent a SuCCeSSlul thioe'' ion while there.
 The Woman's Guild of St. Marks .,,rch held a food sale at the home
 Mrs. I. E. Cooper of Vine street this ternoon from until o'clock. snr,ng shirts and, neckwear at The Co.-advt.
 Rev. Dr. E. B. Cross, pastor of the
 ret Raptist church, delivered an ad- ess at the meeting of the Women's ,me Missionary society, this after
 on at 3:30 o'clock. New Britain Choral Society re- rsal Monday night instead of We'd sday Booths hall 7:30 sharp.-advt Through Harry P. Roche, Joseph mante has brought suit against ter Denuzze for $50. Property at
 Dwight Court has been attached Constable Fred Wrinkle. The writ returnable before the city court On } fourth Monday of this month. .ehane lecture, tomorrow eve. m. 10c.--advt.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Boyle will ve tomorrow for visit to Charles | s. c.
 Rev. G. F. Pihl, pastor of the Swod- n Bethany church, is spending 0 ' days out of town. It is expect
 he will announce his decision re- rding the call to the Cromwell
 edish Christian Orphanage on his
 urn.
 The Holy Family Circle of St. sry's church will hold a patriotic list in the school hall next Wednes- y afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-18
MEETING POSTPONED.

Owing to the inability of President F.. N. Humphrey of the board of Public works to attend, the meeting of the estimate committee of the board of public works scheduled for this evening has been postponed until next wednesday evening. The com mittee in the meantime will complete its report.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-18
HALIFAX ARMED CAMP.

Dr. John Purney, who returned last night from Halifax, Nova Scotia, where he attended the funeral of his brother-in-law, reports that the Canadian city is an armed camp and thousands of troops are seen on the streets at all times of the day and night. Recruits are being drilled, new men are constantly arriving and oth- CTS are departing for the front most every day. At present the Sixty fourth and Eighty-fifth regiments are quartered there.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-18
NEW CARD CLUB FORMED.

Local lovers of the game made famous by Hoyles book of rules, have formed a permanent organization with the intention of becoming more proficient in the game of "Skat." The following officers have been chosen: President, Charles F. Dehm; secretary, Dr. c. P. Wacker; treas urer. George Froeba. Meetings will be held on the first and third Fridays of each month.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-18

Native Eggs, 33c dz. Russell Bros. -adVt. :
New Britain herald., 1916-02-18

Native Eggs, 33c dz. Russell Bros. -advt
New Britain herald., 1916-02-18

Lehane, Turn hall. tomorrow night. -adVt.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-18

Pure Lard, 12c 1b. Russell Bros. .advt.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-18

Native Eggs, 33c dz. Russell Bros. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-18

Pure Lard, 12c Ib. Russell Bros, .adVt.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-18

Pure Lard, 12c lb. Russell Bros. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-18

Pure Lard, 12c lb. Russell Bros -adVt
New Britain herald., 1916-02-18

Admiral Schley lodge, O. D. H. S meets at 187 Arch street.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-18

Parents and Teachers associatio meets in Stanley school.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-18

The Blindness of Virtue" Lyceum theater.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16
Una Sra. va a formar
I'm battalion de rifle
ros en- Sonora

irIcgraml Especial para Ia PRENSi.
DOUGLAS, AriZ., JUNO Liza
sc6ora Rosaura Y. de Tovar, de
hEua Priota. P~residenta de Ia Asocia-
de Mujeres rifleras de Sonora,
@caba de recibir una carta del Gober
.ador Adolfo de Ia Huerta, aceptaa-
90 su ofrecimiento de tomar las ar
mas con 200 miembros de la a~socia-
c!6n en e. caso de que s~obrevenga la
Intervention americana. FL Gober-
da las gracias por su espiritu
de patriotismo demostrado con 81
ofrecimiento, el cual ha sido acompa-
de una lista de mujeres, MEM
bros de Ia association expresada. Al
miSmo tempo de Ia Huerta ha NOM
brado instructores para que den Ia
instruction militar a hombres Y mu-
ieres Ell Aqua Prieta, organizando al
miSmo tempo clubs de rifleros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16
Canuto Reyes Jose Isa-
bel Robes Sc subleva-
ron contra Carranza
TrIegrama Especial para Ia PRENsA.

Trlegrama Especial para Ia PRESSA.
FL PASO. Tex - yuniO.-JOSG Y3a-
Del Robes. CanutO Reyes y yarios
"tro> ry-villiStlS. que fucron r.
~rirnlcmcnte arGnistiados Y Sc unic-
ron a las tropas de Ncnustiano Ca
r.anza, han vueltO a rcvetarsc con-
IRA este. Ticnen mas de mil hOm-
a~rS Y Il control de TODD cl diStritO
Ir Tcrre0n. Esla information lie
81 aver a los refugiad0s en- Ia from
Ira. quieneS dicen que Robes Y Re-
VS. SUlamentc estuyicron con el 90
bjrrno de factO Ell tempo Sufi ell
Il. para hacerSc de prOviSiOnrs V Dc
rlcmentOS de guerra. Los parlIda-
rios de Nazquez Gomez eStaban DE-
acuerGO con Zapata para dar este
gclpe. Sc dice que hay una fuerte
"aiianza enlre cstas dos facciones re
voiucionarias Y Que la Caida dc Ga
rranza cs esperada de Tin momentO
a otro, como rcsultado dc ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16
Muchas famiIias mex;-
canas han saIido de
Nueyo Laredo

LAREDO. Tex. JUNO Icon mo-
t.vo de las condolences que reinan a.
tualmente en- Ia f]rontera. el eStaGo
de los ~negocios en- y. Laredo es muy
anormal. Y muchas familias meXica-
mas. Ia mayor partc mujeres Y nihos,
cssan saliendo para el interior de Me
eco. por tenor de que dlcha ciudad
sea atacada por las CropaS america
Las. Sc dice que los verInos de ".
Laredo estaban intcntando haccr ur"
demonstration antl-amcrIcana IA noch-
de aver. pcro las fuerzas americans
dc aGgi cS.in ejerciendo una vigiIan-
cir extrema sobre n. LAREDO. asi co.
no sobre TODD el freu,e Del rio. CT
toias dir~ecciones.
Aver. varios GcstacamentoS del 90.
dc inrantcria fueron colocados en- di-
renres ,ugares. a 10 largo del rio.
.umcntando de este modo las pa
;ruIIas que va recorrcn dicha region.
aparte dc ana Compania que fac en-
viada Il dcterminado punto donde -
han aotado movimientos s~ospechosos
hacc dos otres dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16
VA ser DEClARADA UNA GRAN
HUELGADE FFRROCARRIEROS
FL HOViKIFHTO fNYOLYERA A TRESCIEN-
TOS CIHCUfNTA MI NpIEkn0S
De Los THiRFS
~rclcgrama Especial para \. g:.1.N.i-

Z o. - anna AsNlN'iil ptio 80 s-rN-H-
NUEVA YORK, JUNO 15.-Los gee
rentes de los f~errocarriles Sc han ne
gado commandments Z acceder a
las Demands de los ferrocarrileros
unionistas, references = que ell dia de
trabajo fuera Solamente de ocho no.
ras. Y que So pagara 4 los empleados
extras por las horas que trabaran
despUes del tempo indicado. Los mis-
mos gerentes sc han negado tambian
Il aceptar que Ia question p]rovocada
por las demandas de los f~erocarrile-
ros fuera res"clta por arbitraje.
Como resultado de estaS negatives
terminates. los fcrrocarrileros unio-
nistas han resuclto d~ec!arar una huel-
"a general. que envolvera a trescien~
tos cincuenta mil maquinistas, Togo
.neros, g~arroteros Y conductores. La
huclga abarcar! no menos de un Guar
TO de million de miIlas de las Was fe-
rrocarrilcras. Y este solo dato d. Ia
importancia que tcndra c. movimien-
10.
Varios agentcs nombrados p0r Ia
Union de ferrocarrileros said! in &c
esta ciuGad dcntro de clnco dias 4 re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16
Sc VA \ PROCEDER CONTRA LOS
C0MERCIANTES DE IECIiE
QUE la DJLTERiN.
TcIcJrama Especial Para IL PRENSi.

AUSTIN, Texas, Jun!5 15.-Tcr-
minado hoy Ell analisis de 50 mues-
tras de este articul0 en- San Antonio,
II ComisIonadO de comeStbies, Re-
berth II. Hoffman, anunciG que 10
de- elias estaban adulteradaS ION "a
qua Con este motive Sc va a pIOce-
der contra aqutll0s a quienes hes
fueroh recogjdas iales mucstras. En-
e. ultimo envio de iOC muestras de
San Antonio, rccientemente ANAL
zadas, solamente dos resultaron a.
.dUIteIadas con aqua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16
Ell COB. ESPANOL QUIERE INTE-
RESAR AL CAPITAL AME-
RICANO
(Viene de la la. planal

tiera los efcctos dc Ia guerra europca
econ0micamente Y pudiera resurgir
como potencia de primer grade en- csc
con-inente, esta en- el ''americanis-
mo. en~tendiendo per este TN inter
cambio commercial entire Espana y las
jovenes r~epublicas americans, que le
diera la ventaja Gesde ahora sobre
las demas p~otencias europeas, que al
final de la guerra tratard de ganar-
Sc q toda costa Ia preponderancia CO.
mercial en- 81 nuevo contiueuLC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16
Sc reconcentrgran los habitantes d.
las rancherias de la frontera

FL Coroncl K. 4. Brown, conan
dante de las ,yopas que Sc haiian en-
cl Fuerte Mcintosh, pidio al Sheriff!
de esta ciudad que Embellishments
cnviara un m~ensajero 4 todas las ran
chcrias cercanas al Rio Bravo, para
que avisara 4 los r~anchCros. COW
boys ' a las familias, que deberian re
concentrates en- lugares dondc pue-
dan estar seguros, a fin de evitar Qre
sean pcrjudicados por las bandas dc
hombres armados que crucen Ia from
terra. pues Sc teme que ocurran nuera>
iucursiOnes.
A Ultima hora sc ha sahido quc las
tropas americanas que combaticron
con los a]saltantes de San Ignacio.
capturarcn a ocho meXicanos perte-
uecieutes 4 Ia partida que ataco al
Gesracamento del punto m~encion"dO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16
T|ROTEADOS DESDE FL
LADO HEXICANO DOS ACEh1Es
DEL SERVICIO SANITARD
aRNULFO GOMEZ HONBR0 Instructors
PARA QUE EHSEKEH FL MAREj0 De
LAS ARHAS A LAS HUIERES

1tlt1F1Ina ESpeciii para Ii fhA--NSh'
Ell PASO, JUNO 15.-Los inspec-
torres del Departments Sanitario, j.
D. Jones Charles Barton, fuercn til
roteados hoy desde ell lado mexicano,
cuando Sc hallaban ~paseando por las
cercanias de Ia Estaci6n Union, de
esta ciudad. Dos individucS, yeSti-
dos con e. uniforme de los soldados
carrancistas, fuerOn vistoS paseando
en- el lado opuesto Ell los momentos
Ell que fueron hechos los disparos.
Los inspectors Jones Y Barton II o
tueron heridos por las balas dispara-
ias dcsde ell lado. meNcano.
Arnulfo Gomez ordena que Sc de ms
truccion militar a las mujeres.
Tn despacho recibido de la pobla-
ci6n de Douglas, expresa que e. ge-
neral carrancista Arnulfo Gomez, CO.
~mandante militar del Norte de Sono-
) II pOl OuSc!ICld GS JtuidiCO ClldS Su-
lies, ha n~ombrado a varios jefes ca
rrancistas para que den instruction
militar a las dos mil mujeres sono-
rcnses que ofrecieron sus servicios al
gobierno de facto, en- caso de que hu
bi"ra intervention en- Mexico.
La association conocida con ell nom
b"e de "Mujeres rifleras de Sonora"
cuenta con gran numero de rifles y
p!dio al comandante militar
Sc que diera a los miembros de la re-
fcrida association instruction sobre ell
manejo de las armas, para estar lis
tas al llamado que Sc les haga.
e. telegrama de Douglas dice que,
practicamente, no hay habitante en-
Sonora que no tenga su c%orrespor-
diente arma Y una dotacion de mu-
nciones.
FL CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16

DBsAs DpERsks

LI-ll8Cva Egsiraio para 1915 O.. . . -. sHe
Ur-.-sf .g n rra, lie Ga.ltnGs Ei.G6
E...a q. re.easr Gel NultO. iu,eresante re-
E.rsGa -gv-,ss-s IL IA via5e p0T las pclG-
~g.1aIes -e-,gaos C.uGsdcs del mum
do b.. -. o. 1'S
Is va O. IA Tatu-ale-a. Collection de his
-a-,.z = l5ysIas lno-a-es .. xi-Zs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16
Glen MEXICANOS ARMADOS
ATACARON A DOS COM
PANiAS DE AMERI-
GANGS
(Viene de la la. plana)
Pido que Sc decrete la Ley Marcia
en- Laredo, Texas.

E.sta tarde suppose aqui. que ei Con.
sui de los EstadoS Unidos en- la We
Gina poblaci6n de Nuevo Laredo. Sr
Alfonso Carrot. telegrafio al Depar
tamento de Estado. recomendandc
Que Sc decrete la Ley Marcial er
Laredo. Texas. Sc ignora 4 que ODE.
dczca Ia petici6n de- senior Carrot.
rues esta ciudad no Sc halla amena.
ada Dor ningun peligro nj hay indi,
cos de que esttn pr6Ximos 4 desarro
l.arse acontccimientos graves.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16
E!ENCiAs OCULTST.

serT-rHs = los EA-itg=- arc ~ az Gaf
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16
FuG ejecutado en- Mexico
eI jefe zapatista Al
fonso Barron

iClrGrarlA tSnc"laI para ~ EE.Not
TOLUCA, Mex, JUNO 15.-k.
rotonel Alfonso Barron; llamado Ia
@arteaiente de Zapata Y recientemcn
.e convicto ante Ia Corte Marcial.
con cargos lie haber rohado a Luis
0suna, un abogado de Ia Ciudad dc
Mexico. Ia suma de 100000 en- el IL
;ino mes de Abril, fuG s]entenciaGo
q muerte Y ejecutado seguidamente.
FL sargento Sebastian Valdcs.
tambiGn ha sido senterciado 4 mucr-
ie. por habcr abandonado 81 pueSto
cstando de guardia, con IN grupo dc
so.dados, = efccto de saquear una
cnSI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16
NlYELiS 4 sat CiUA UNG

H7lafas sean lis Nuferas.
Jal.ftrS sean los ifoI2hr-S.
Mali'.s sean las S-eS-$E
AsIr cn ogSgaT Gerido-
LsS Evas N.Cernas-
Fl NOyI1 IT-S-sGo.
La Hlla O. las FiOres.
x Fu.slIUc!1 &c us SClleraE.
Il PGTliSo de las Mujsree.
Il Inferno de los Eombres.
Viva mi NlFia!
al .iaLI dc los Mares
81 TalrStGE ri Amor.
NGitilO sea 81 AMOR.
"a Princess del DslsF.
ATGpfgy NG-u-Io.
Ia ma lie venus.
POTL-t s. caslE los HOIlbTes
PCTGut 50 caSan los iomb-es.
Por-ut Sc casan las Mu!eres.
PocQu= pecan las NGJeres.
GGCTlh ~--IH..-G las Yiudss.
Fl Collar lie E-meTalda=
Las fiI-S DE. champagne
81 MOO 81 BI.srEuTeS.
LIS rlrCraS Sci amor.
e = Lc las N.HGS-
Ia ElIGa tircTe.
Ia Mia de los I3Em!neJ
CalraT.g Sc Amor.
Po= >-Suir 3 una Muller.
Eia:jl.as sem les Ce3Os-
Ls CORE Eel Amor.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16
REGISTRO CIVIL,
Nacinlienin@

In nihO del m5tUEn No =. la1lc-
IA, lacidc or J. . --.y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-16
0RgAs De yENTA Ell Ia LIBERIA DE IGNACIO E, L0ZAV0
Il mn Bs auaaGaaa, Ia mas ~gaE2, IA que ter 81 nez Hri5o Ia eze vsde mag b&a" Los
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Enough.

A railroad lawyer who has had
much to do with human nature says:
Never Cross-quesuon an lrishman
from the old sod" And he gave am
illustration from his own experience:
4 section hand had been killed by
an express train and his widow was
suing for damages. The main Wit
ness swore positively that the locomo-
tive whistle had not sounded until
after the whole train had passed over
mis- departed friend.
"Soc here. McGinuis" said you
admit that the whistle blew
"Yis, sor. it blew, sor."
"Nuw, if that whistle sounded i'm
time 10 give Michael warning the fact
would he i'm favor Of the company
wouldn't it,"
"Yis. sor. and Mike would be tosti-
fying here this day The jury sls-
glod.
very well. Now. what earthly
purpose could there be for the euei-
uoer to blow his whistle after Mike
had been struck?'
Il preshume thot the whistle wol
for the next man on the track. sor.'
l quit and the widow got all she
asked Exchange.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-16
Pound ont Artcrward.

She-"In way. getting married is
like using a telephone
He-"How SOP"
she-"One doesn't always get the
.partv one wants.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-30
AMATEUR FUSS IN TENNIS
National Association Will Attempt
to Clarity Much-Discussed
.~ Situation.
GOLFERS ALSO IN TROUBLE

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.--At the coming
annual meetings OF the National Golf and
Tennis associations efforts will be made
TO further clarity and strengthen the
rules governing the conduct and actions
OF players who pose as amateurs in these
sports in keeping with the new code
adopted at the recent conference of the
leading sport governing bodies In this
city. While the rules have been altered
from time to time to meet changing con-
ditions the impression prevails that the
regulations can still be improved upon.
This is illustrated by an occurrence last
summer which involved a prominent tenn
mis- authority and a business man from
the middle west. The business man. who
knew nothing of tennis was on an east
ern trip when he received a request from
friends prominent in tennis circles at
lhome to secure the entry OF several high
class tournament players for a tourney
about to start. -r- ss-
He called upon the other principal Of
] the story and after stating his mission
and requesting the latters assistance, ex-
planned that he was willing to give sew
eral hundred dollars for expenses and a.
/ stu larger sum for the time and services
of the players named. 1t was pointed out
to the business man that tennis was an
amateur sport and that the players were
not supposed to take money for playing,
| The matter ended there. but the tennis
authority is still wondering whether his
visitor simply took It for granted that II
was necessary to offer to pay for the
services of the players desired or was.
acting under Instructions from the folks
back home = -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-30
Horse Dentist Gives
Old PAGER New Molar

A the result OF novel operation In
horse dentistry up at Chatham. N. T..
Lester Clapper's old sorrcl pacing mare,
Rickoty Ann. may be hack ON the circuit
next season with nothing rickety about
her except her name. Soon after the fall
fairs were over last year AIMS owner
observed with dismay that most az the
75-esrt oats ne was feeding her took a
back track and came out Of her nose.
Fiabbergasted at this peculiar ieakase.
he called IN the plumber. and when that
expert gave Il up he led the old mare
around 70 Or. Franklin Du Bois smiths
veterinary hospital. whore they chloro-
form animals that are beyond repair Or.
Smith, on examining Ann. found one OF
her upper molars had dropped out, ieav-
Ing a hole which extended 70 her nostril.
He consulted with Dr. w. e. Walker. a
dentist. and together they constructed q
hard rubber tooth to FIJI the hole. fasten-
Ing II In place by means Of bolt and a
silver plate. fe
The artificial tooth was so successful
that Rickety Ann now eats like other
horses and already looks like winner al
the fall fares next year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-30
Moran Admits He Is
Pugnacious Person

NEW YORK, Jan. 1e-Frank Moran.
the big blonde Irish-American VINO IL to
fight willard for the worlds heavy
weight championship, in a talk hero the
other night said:
IT guess have always been fighter.
When was just a kid OF .. knocking
around the freight yards of Pittsburgh
I was as confident that 1 could lick ahy-
one in the world as am now I was
always a fighter at heart. But have,
not always worked at It. And some day
] shall go on 70 other things. / hope.
Outside Of the ring my greatest inter
est Is in the poor youngsters. J. am very
proud Of the friendships have made
among the newsboys here, I want to help
them. I want them to get chance to
lead good, clean lives in decent surround
ings
when I'm through with boxing. per-
haps I will make my life work. know
no more laudable work than that done
IN the settlements for the welfare Of the
poor kiddies." ~