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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-27

uACEM0S con 1oda CORRECTION, cartas
imCrUs3s, de pediTnento: i'felicltacioneS,
cumpleafuS, discusses y luda cla>e de p0e-
s!as aInorosas, de aniverssriO. pairioiicas,
&c. lrcCiOS moderalos. DlrlianSe pof
correo a P. Calder0n, ii3 Zacatecas Alley,
San Antonio, Texas.
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PESOUESAS:-

nESEO toner II,rormcs eyacioS del scnor
Jose SaIlAar. que ruG emplcado en- II
iduana de G.. Ju8rcL dUranle Ia doInina-
zion vlilista en- ChihuatIi. Is Carpinierc
dc oficio, orIginario dc Parral, Chih. GRAFT.
IICare con tres meScS tie SusIIlpCi0n az
dlario IA PRENSA' / quIen mlorme So
bro el particular. DtriI!rsc I \. r. G. CARO-
"a pkENSA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-27

Il NECESITA EMPRESS para que ley. Sis
pcIacaS q Ii csldclGn i Gamble suS niue
bInS, hablclc Il iiDSi!e;. Telefuno Travis
Il:G Y Crockett a7al.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-27
NOTAS CURIOSiS.

En- la India hay cerca de cuatro
millones de cristiancs.
Los ninos alemanes rec Que los
animalcs pueden hablar Ia noche dc
Navidad.
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Edison dice que es muy ara Ia
persona que conoce cl timbre de su
voZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-27

II SGi.iCIriN--irS muchlchOS como ayE-
tLniCS dc luialllcrii. Gale Houston No.
IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-27

riCAS %lECHERAS. 10 vcnra. a prccIoS ra
kouablrS. Los IntcreSadOs pUeden ocuIrn
l cuaIuuIPra bora del dIa c lnSpeccionar-
las. 4 Ia elsa 10. Elf w. Euclid Avenue
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WE

MICA iNI-!r "-crIbir Bennington No. 8.
fndy DalIL! nciirri 10 W. commerce
iIC-u lEc pear DINA Cisil
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(Pssa e lie So. plans, col. "a
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AVISOS De OCASnlN

JH. oAi.aNE CARA Ai.bArI. &C Ia Facul-
az de McAico: lulorlkaio en- Ell Estado de
fexas; rsparialisIa en- enfermcuahcs gcnIlo-
.rinar.As ) cirujIa IN general. IcSidencia:
venue u .i43t. TelefODU Travis 39-. OIL
ma: Frost Building. T%elGfOnOs. Nueyo Ia:
VI. 10 TrayIS 3Gfi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06

nogen iom BELT anoen Metring fan
iammenligneS me6 e11ropetit Eerri=
Itorium. " :
.Maor man betragter Megneitpff
tets: Sacit,. les set, DIT GertraImag<
tcrne fra Muguft 1914 til @ecem-
Der 1915 in6tog ober 100000 @boz
|6rotmil - meoens ienere % mere
%orttentiffe 0periIog for Sc fgrite nj
Maaneber / 1916 Dtfer chi @ebinlt
pooq fun $500 &ba6ratmil.
&ortere og florere:: Meoens Gen.
clearinghouse / set fer1te Sii6srunt
ponbt -~gjenneminitligt go6t og bel
ri 900 @Da6rotmil ON: Moareoen,
bar Sc / Ben on6en @erio6e (Son.=
lott. 1916) bl1116et fnop 400 abaz
hratmiI BIT: Waaneol IS 2pbet al
Sc =iDunone nj Moaneoer bar De M-
lietebe erbDer0et fig 100000 &pa=
|6rotmiI, s. b. omtrent; 1850
&pn6ratmil ON Waaneben. ~
Sc, ]nn1 tbip1er ON @rige1s en-
beige nofalo, bill, poa @rlln6fag
Iof Sc fer gib1te 0plpsntngerI. felp
|funne lutte fig 6ertt1 og biz 1aa
maaife fommc til Sen @%rfien6elie,
at Gobi1ts @%nnctotors mo0erne Of
|terlignere / @runoen - for at BIT
be peb &ar0ens @ille6e - rii66er
Il 5orbaon6":: SSor Sc Mllierebe muo
oct ie u.s. iom ONT 6eres npIen6e
&%rigSfunit / @irfeligbe6en er mere
enc go6t paa Sci til at binoe ODER
sen 9trotegi, bborefter ser til en-
8egpn6elie blep goaet bnrtigt og
beftigt fre1n.
u5pillct fortlettes = --!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06
Solfeafitemnine beilnttet.

&iebenbabn, 20. Sept. &iesba=
gems Srllesn6balg far bei lnttet al
.iGtte Spprgsmaa1et on &%eitinbiens
'@alg til Mmerifa nnber Tolfeaf=
itemntng, fpr set igien fpreleg=
ges &igsbasen, 9ette &pmpromis
ifplbes %pberbeienbe Sellesnbbal=
gets fonierbatibe Meblemmer.
@nbbtoere er en- Snerensfomii
ppnaaet mellem nbbalget og Me-
g%teringen, bburefter set rnbifale
Mtniiteri1m ifal forbges meb tre
Meblem1ner nben 8ortefenille, iaa-
lebes at set fo~nlerbatipe @arti,
8enitre % 6ocial6empfraterne bber
faar en &epreientant / M%finiiteriet.
Gnoelig pebtpges set, at Ser life
ffal nbifribes nj Migsbagsbalg
@ar.
5aale6eS bar man efter iDb tigers
Sorban6linger- nooet set Maal
baaoe- at un6gaa Miniiterfri{e oe
lNpbolg, % at Solfeahtemningen bill
..begnnitige Sc beltin6iife 9ers @alq
lDne8 utbibliomt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06

eFW.%y
Aomiral DelpeD greb gffgems
plar Of BEN o%ernofrafiife 6loaoeIoD,
aab1aeoe Del, npleoe liot om TOT at
Deic fine 9ro, % iagoe ad:
9ette CT ben beoite 2OD, aen=
gresien 11ueen Si1toe bar nebtaget,
Sc FEM Qldr, inn ngeneral buurbA,
beniillebe, foranores berefter til
ire. Bet ptl gjengiue .us por 8la6s
ipm Mr. 2 % iatte os / Stanb til
paa lige Spb at tege imob bbilfen
ipm belit 6laabe I &eroen, meb
ltnbta9clie at en- eneite,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06
&pr Tlaa6e.

Observation-Disclosures fumes alti6 at
bore ct polttilf Stormcentrum. Mllc
oil en6nn funne buife SEN 8itter~
be6, iom i fin Ei6 prpgeoe Cont
m%enftp6et mellem Compton pg
5cblep. Metop nj er @inilteriet m11=
ser @ilions Administration @ienz
ltan6 for en- bitter 8arti<@ olitif.
Dperfor Sen 5trem al frittie-
ren6e~ 8ebreioelier> Der er noartet
til. ligefremme> 0berfql6, iom ingen
@an6 tager %dlporligt,, tan
{nttes M6miroI Demeps foriigtigc
og: gr11noigt giennent9nfte Mening.
San .giber en- 0beriigt ODER Sc Sor-
eneoe. 5taters Characterization og
oct oemofrotiife Slao0eforlag / ei
l9ngere Snterbiem, bborfra ri ne
oen1taaen6e bi6ietter ct n66rog. =
Mo6 SET, 1om &elten fra ,Manila=
8ugten bar at ftge, betp6er ollie $50
%litiferneS Sira6er life noget 1om
bellt / set omerifan1fe SolfS 3ine.
M6mirol 0elpep flyer:
Mngrebene, iom ct rettet mob pp1
6laaoe, er li9elaa falife, iom 1nan=
&C uf bem er ifamlpie. 6laabe11 er
life npgcn Mffal6sbpnee. Ser fin
bes insen Generalization / SEN
gaabe, bbab Manbifab % l1brnft.
ming angaar, CT Sen / be6re @tanh
mt ems no9en Sin6e fpr. Sore @fi.
be er iaa gobe iom noget an6et,
ppre Sfficerer er iaa bpstige ion
rugen, pg bore Observation-Disclosures e1
Sc bebite / &erben.
Men set er ian6t, at hi far bber,
fen inf @ftbe eller nof Mnn6. -
Wfctt Tl11Der b9ggeS 10 tfte paa En-
9a9stib. S set itpre og bele CT &o1t:
sresien / fri 8rab ct 11btrDf fo1
Solfets 2nifer, pg @rnnben til, ii
ri lpb Sasen falbe; CT, at Bolfe'
pnffebe at labe ben falbe. Sc Mnbe.
falineer, font toni fra ntbe general
boarb", bleb a1beles life taget I'll
Snoteet, foroi Be life itpttebes a
ben offentlige Menins. Srbti1 1914
tenfte Soft iom .altib nnber Snb.
trpffet al Srebstilitanbe. Mn er Sc
forifielligt, % set er bette Mn, Del
| nebrbrer ps.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06
KtrkRt1s @pgauf.
Mrbejoe. % :%Snbiamlinser.

Maor leg poa, mine &eiler for
teller liot. ont Sen bonife &irfes
Opgoper, iaa ben6er oct al og ill.,
ct nogm flyer til mig: Seq bab6e /
@rltnoen: al0rie te11ft mig, at 6cn
oonife. Strife bapbe iaa mange 0pz
gaber':: logg bqpoe facet iaa meget no
|fert. Man fer ioa ijel0en noget- I
8looenc 6erom. 2a6 mig Ga forte
Zig 11ablle 6isie Opgoper, = Ser
tan maaife pere flere> Ser lite ret
be6, bba6 bi bar at orbeioe me6 /
Sen oonife. Strife, og io,n ,olligebel
fnn6e glG6e fig .oeb at bere 6erom
og be6 at bore mco til at bore Dem
frem..
Set CT ollerfprf Dor @fo1c / @es
Moines~ Seq citerer fplgenoe al
E5folens @ntalog:
Sens Sornoal er:
l.. u at 1t6oonne Mp11o til Nrqte=
gierningen / '6en .6anife Strife /
Mmerifn.
p at n66onne 2erere o. 2erer>
5inoer paa Donif og @ngelif til
5folebirf1ombe6 / 6anffe Meniae
De6sie:
d. @onif 2ererifo1e1 2-ooriat
&1trius.
y. Sigh Scbool' Mfoeling.
3 at gibe banif ungoom en- III.
h%ercgaaenbe l1n%6erbisntng pon
Danif og @ngelf me6 Set Sormool
at biGlpe Sen til at leDe ct rigere
WenneifeliD og gibe Sen en- 6Dbere
[6orl %taaelie af 6anlf og omerifonf
Manbslib.
0per 1000 6onife unge bor i
Marenes 2gb bei6gt @fo1en."
Sor at bol6e bette 6folearbcioe
gaaeJ0e mac bi babe ct 5iIlfn6 al
$$4,500.O0. Dette -er Blot til bets
|lgben6e u6gifter. Men 90 bi / Mar
ingen efstra SSno1amlinger bar, 1ao
bnr6e Ri let funne foa 6enne Gum.
Silme0 er u1ting laa 6prt / Mnr,
iaa Set bill fiiiffffert frpbe bele 6enne
5um, 80 moaffe inorere 1i6t mere.
Soa er Ser bore fire anore 5fo=
Ter: M1bla1o, Mieb.; Danebo6 /
|ED1er, Minn.; MD1te6, Mebr., %
Solpang, Galif. Dis}e 5foler ltpt-
tes 6elbis at lofale 5foleforenin-
ger; men 6e bnr6e babe ct Conn
fltnoStilifuo at nogle bunoreoe Sol
lars bber.
Mlt / alt bur6e SEN oonife airfes
|Sfolearbeioe bobe ct Gilifuo gien-
mem Samfun6ets SroiomlingSliiter
paa min6it $4,000.
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Eah nft uwrp gnnt!
FOR PRESIDENT;

SIT 2anods Eilitano un6er SSH
ions Mbmint1tration er Ell iaa0an,
at oe fjen6te Ma1nobel0, r2ao mi
BET nnre. eo6t nof!" meb &ette fan
anbenoes Der, og oct fremguar bl..
a. al 6e 8eretninger, font @illiam
SOFTER, ser 1on &orreipoa6ent for
International Metps @erDice, fulgtc
.&ugbes tbe Gault=Sinoer" paa
bans &ompogne longs Sc peltlige
@por, iom Sortioens 9tifinoere
fulgte:
Sra Denoer, Colo, refererer ban
oen 81: Mhgult fplgenoe fra en-
u@ountp 8air">> boor Sugbes bar
til @te6e:
uPoo olle &u1ter loo ban 8ebi>
Ter paa SEN @elitono> iom mi faftiif
belle @eite,r fan frpoe fig ober
en @elitan6> Ser bar gipet &an6ioa=
ten en- Of &sompagiie1ns baaroeite
@e0oer at fneffte. SITE ferre ems
to &uiinoe. Mutomobiler. bar ian1le=
Sc peb @eo1elpbsbanen, bbor
,@ugbes og bans 2eoiagere traa6te
ino poa 6oir Grounds. Snlinber al
bel ernereoe og bel fle6te @pin6er
pg @prn 90 Delitaaen0e 2an6meno
bor til @te6e.
@furene bar fDlot me6 fe6e 8re=
nticlpin, ifinnen0e. &ppg og ale Mr=
ter al 2m6brngsprooufter. Sben=
ODER Hog en 6lpbemai fine &olbpt:
ter. Ser iaa MO en- tppiif 6oriam=
ling al be1n, Ser bar taget imuf
&ugbes poo bans &ei1e 6e1n
font illuitrerer Mun6bel6et: u2a>
It'll Set bore go6t MOTT"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06

CT 6u me6 til at poe sin Del
6erof for at bielpe. SEN 6%anf=omeri>
fanife nng6om til nat lebe ct rigere.
Menneifclio og gibe Sen en- opbere
6oritaaelie al 6anf .og,: amerifanif:
Mon6sltb2" Ebi bette er. Mqqlet
for bort @folearbeioe beo @ioen af
lat gibe Dor ung6om ioli6e og gr1n-
Ioige &un6ffaber. :.
@aa er Set bor Misiion. Ei1
oen beber hi ON $4,000 / Mor: Set
CT iier Misftonen / bore @torbper.
MiSfionen | Sos Mngeles fanr $50
ONT Maoneoen, og / @eattle $25
ON Moone6en fornoen ct efstra
Silifuo Mnle6ning :of @olt. Mm=..
mentorpS og &nitruS &ejie oeruo.
De bar nemlig lopet at gao til @eot-
tie og optoge Misiionsarbeioet !
oenne @torbp. Wisiionen / Seem
Dorf bor ogiaa facet jepnliee Gil
ifl1o, og flere andre Ste6er ltetter
pi @rbeioet me6 1tprre eller min6re
8iorag. Men naar bort 1preote
Soft bill 1ooe Jig iamle in0 / Ser
renS Menigbe6, iao poer ri gjerne
Dor @farb til bette belfigne6e Or
beloe, og $4,000 til Dor MeiS]ion e.
Ito egentlig fun en- nbetpoeligbe6.
81 bnr6e ret mart nou til at babe
oenne Gum for6oblet og bnbe- flere
Meno-uo bette Mrbeioe.
5oa CT Ser bore B%6rnebie1n. Mf
oi8ie bar hi mi tire: ct / CHICAGO,
ct / SDler, Minn., og ct / &ertb
Mmbop> g. S. EiI 6iSie forlonger
bi $4,000 paa @omfnn0ets ssn0=
ionlingSliiter; men set fo1ter mo-
tltr1igbiS langt mere at boloe 6iSje
tire Stem gaaen6e. Men oiS1e Stem
foor iaa monge Gil1fl16 fra Gbi116e=
foreninger, l1ng6omsforeninger,
9onif 8ro0er= og Seiterlomfnno,
ioa ri mener life at beb6be mere
poo @amfun0sli1terne. Dertil TONI
mer, at &iemmene / Chicago %
Spler er bleben betpnfft meo tetn=
mentariffe @aber. &iemmet / 8ertb
MmboD bar ffiftet 8olig> ioet Sen
gam1e 8pgning bleo folgt og en- np
og beore 8Dgning fipbf. Sen nh
8pgning fo1te6e $1,000 mere, ems
ri fit for BEN gamle, og iao tog set
CT Del at faa Sen inorettet til Bpr-
nebjem % at flDtte;; men set baober
leg, at bi ifal fua floret olt1ommen
inoen npfte Marsm96e.
9ao bor bi bort oejlige Ml6er=
oon1sbiem ! DeS Moines, Soma.
Set 1igger lige oberfor 5folen. Set
e1er ct Son6 paa $18,5OO, pg set
bar Weningen, at @enterne oeraf
}tnloe funne bore Siemmet iommen
meo, boao De @anrle mo gibe for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06

.gresien tic at bepige $22O77l 600 Tor
ire offenflige gpgniif1ger tie BD1os
miing<gDer, Ell meo Ell 8efnllffring
paa 291, Ell meo 975 SSn6bDggere
% en- treble meo 1924. Weert
DcmofrnteM Senator Sea fra Se't=
nesiee, tDang oisie Gorilag til ii
vblipe logt pon 8orbd
S lignenoe Eilfalbe bil6e Boiie
Nenroie fra 8enniploatia blipe
giprt til 6or1nan6 for 5enatetS ST.
nonsffomnis1ion - bpob Ser pil6e
glnbef De &rogresiipe, 1om @an0
pao Gang bar angrebef BAN. Bil-
liam Mloen Smttb fra M}icbigan
bil6e blibe Sorman6 for &om1nts:
fionen for Slaoens Mnliggenoer.
Sons &oloninq, me6ens rGitanic"=
l1tt6cr16gel1en too boa, CAB bonn Ell
borigere &erpmmel1e emo al ben
2obgibning, ban ellers bar ltaaet
Sa66cr til. SON bab6e peret &om=
mis1ionen nogle Mar, men ban
fjenbte iffe Sorifiel poa ct 8op<
iprDo og Ell Sormolt, bioite beller
life. hbnA Scssbierde -be1to6 d."
Scr. @ngbes CT iffe 8rogresiib,
bar ol6rig beret, % iom 6plge al
fin 2ipsnnifuelie og tint aan0elige
Sobitus fan ban beller ol6rig blibe
Set.
Brogresfp=&onpentionen Gbica=
90 bi61te bette og ifpn0te fig at no.
mi11ere Moolebelt, oa &epltblifaner-
ne nominere6e &ugbes. &Dorle6eS
fan MI 6ugbes bore HrogreSiip
11oen at forrpa0e Sc 1elbiamme
Mnn6, Der gab bam Nominatio-
11en?"
MDgtet ON, at Demofruterne bor
libsasinreret &an6i6at &ugbes for
en- tor Gum er benggtet. M3en bet
inor6mmes, at Sc betrqgter bans
@ampaghetaler font oereS beo1te
uaSiets".
Me0ens Mr: Sugbes bar / $500
ming beipgte bana6et neolagte. Sort
Mlts1ell, til bpilfet Senator Bar-
rem tin STD ftfreoe tt Millioner
.@ollarsz. i @epi1ling = oen ianme
@arrer, lom bil bliDe 6ornnan0 for
5enatets 8ebillingsfommisiton,
bpis @epublifanerne binber, Mr.
@r1gbes bolbt ingen 3aler ON
uporf=barrel"= 2obgibning, bperfen
pe6 Sort &usiell e1ler anore @te=
Ser / @poming.
.Hfs =" 'ENEsstzfA EEt +~ =.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06

Scr. &ngbes toler baor6e Oro
ON utbe port barrel. @n republi=
fnnif SER biIoe betpoe, at @ena=
tets Submission for @eoillinger
bi1be foa til Sormano @enotor
@orren fra 8pomtng, 6en melt u
mpttelige al ollie port barrel
@tatsmano | og u0enfor @ongres-
Zen. Son prpbe0e paa at fqa Som
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06
Sra 9aa til 9aa.

81 bioletter %felgenoe fra u@bair=
man" @cGormicfs 6aglige 16talel=
fer:
Set %gjenforeneoe repnblifmife
@artt en- en- Mepte. Scr. &ugbes Tan
lite forione @lementerne. Sc 1tem=
mer iffe operenS me6 DEM, Ser 1fpl=
bes bans &%an6i0atnrs 0pbqpsmpno
/ Chicago; ban gaar paa Clifford,
$3.50, balbt %progreSiib, habit re,
nfttonert rep1tblifanif."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06

Mpgtet ont, at Demofraterne bor
libsasinreret &an0i6at &ugbes for
en- flor Gum e. benRgtet. Men Set
inorgmmes, at Sc betragter bans
Mampagnetaler om 6ereS beoftt
uasiets".
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-14
BOOZE BRINGS FIGHT AND FINE

Following a fight Sunday morn
ing, John Kuvysant, Hungarian,
paid a fine and costs amounting to
nearly half hundred dollars. which
would seem costly for a little booze,
which the fight started over.
IT seems that Sunday morning
kuvysant with number of other
Hungarians was drinking, at a place
about three miles west of Forest Hill
Kuyysant got into an argument with
Loui Noggy over the booze, it is said,
and the two came 10 blows. Noggy
lost a number of teeth, and his friend
ship for Kuvysant, and on Monday
swore out warrant for him, charg-
inc assault Deputy Wheeler landed
the man and took him before Justice
Mann, where he made a plea of gull
ty. His fine and costs amounted to
5000, which was paid.
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COMMUNICATIONS

Editor Alma Record :-
| am sure Alma is a goodly city and
ali who dwell here aim to do all in
their power toward maintaining her
good name. But an incident few
days ago, gave me rude jar | have
had rather extensive garden this
year, among other things, raising
p, ten of melons They had just com
menced ripening last week The patch
had about 80, averaging about 30
pounds each, as | had them from
about Is to about 50 pounds. | was
told that people had given up raising
melons here, because Of depredations
committed by cretain boys My own
boys proposed TO wire the patch for
high power wire, and whenever the
patch was considered in danger to
turn on the power, in which case it
would be impossible for any one to
enter without receiving "a full shock.
which would instantly knock them
down, until apprehended; but | dis
approved the plan, since we had had
no trouble Of any sort whatever. But
last Saturday night gang of boys
entered the patch and destroyed and
carried away about half Of the crop.
We discovered the depreciation Sun
DAY afternoon, and we laid for
them that night and sure enough
they came again and we caught some
OF the boys right in the act and
marched them to our home and gave
them a good talking But others of
the gang and perhaps some of the
same, returned later and cleaned out
tn, entire patch. Now if any boy or
any one wanted a melon, and had
ripe ones, | would be glad to freely
supply their wants, or even If they
| entered in themselves and took few
lrielons. their act might be overlooked.
but to enter "A patch, and cut up, and
slash around and destroy and throw
around and CONT all sorts of depre-
dations and clean out the whole patch
Icnly comes from a spirit of evil and
ldeviltry ] am sure 80 per cent Of
the melons thus destroyed or carried
of, were not fit to eat; then too after
being caught red handed, to brazenly
attempt to deny or shift. their wrong
upon others. What do the parents
Of such boys think? Do they not see
that such actions. only mean the be
ginning of criminal career? | have
no desire TO cause hardship to any
one; in fact that night, ! told the boys
if they would express real sorrow |
would call II square, if not for their
own good and for the good citizenship
OF our city and our country now as
lwell as for the future, | would be com
PEELED to make them face the law and
satisfy the damage they have done.
Thou shalt not steal" provides no ex-
lception for watermelon-theve
Yours for a square deal and fair
play for all concerned
Alma, Mich, Sept. II, 1916.
V. X. Beshgetoor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-14
THE THEATRE
The Idlehour

The program for the next week
gives promise of something good for
every night Friday, September 18th,
the bewitching star, Elsie Janis, is
introduced in Alma on the Paramount
program in unique play Twas
Ever Thus" in which she portrays
three distinct characters. play
which will please everyone
Saturday the Triangle program
presents VIM. 5. Hart in a powerful
western drama, THE Deciple,' and
one of the popular Keystone comedies
Saved by Wireless" combining
laughs and thrills.
Monday offers a show that every
person in Alma will want to See
Dorothy Donnelly in the famous
French play, Madame Kin six
acts. Madame \" as a novel, a stage
play and film production has been
one Of the greatest successes of re-
cent years.
Tuesday offers another Paramount
play. Donald Brian in Harold Nc
Grath's popular play, THE Voice in
the Fog A really great play full
al sensational and thrilling scenes
and dramatic climaxes.
Wednesday. comes the ever-wel-
come Mary Pickford in one of her
most charming fairy-story plays
"fanchon, the Cricket" This play is
not only AN enjoyable one for adults,
bat is especially pleasing to children.
For this reason special school
childrens matinee will be given at
3:45 o'clock 1t is to be hoped that
parents and teachers will cooperate
with The Idlehour i'm making this ex-
pcrimental after school matinee a
success.
Thursday the Metro program again
presents the famous emotional ac-
tress, Ethel Barrymore. in the sensa-
tional play, THE Kiss of Hate"
There is indeed a week of attrac-
tions every one of which is far above
The average and well worth seeing
"Hypocrites, the special feature
booked for September 25th, is a
photoplay extraordinary for its un-
usual story and daring production.
The story was suggested by Faug-
erons much-discussed painting, THE
Truth" and handles without gloves
the subject of hypocrisy, flaying mer-
cilessly those people, who, faulty and
evil in themselves. yet dare to con
denim the seeker after truth. Court
enay Foote does the best work of his
brilliant career as Gabriel" In his
support are an all star east including
Myrtle Stedman, Adele Harrington,
Herbert Standing, and Margaret Ed
wards, the latter playing the difficult
role Of the spirit of truth.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-14
HOLD OPENING THIS WEEK

The old Woodland millinery store
or West Superior street is now open
under the ownership of Mrs. J. w.
Pitman, who has just put in an en-
tire new stock if millinery for the
fall and winter trade. Mrs. Ptman
has secured the services of Mrs.
Stiles of Detroit. as a trimmer
The new firm will hold its first an
nual fall opening on Friday and Sat
urday of this week, and extends an in
vitaton to all to visit the new store,
whether buying or not.-Ad
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-14

Robert Notestein left Monday for
Wooster, Ohio, where he will enter
Wooster university this fall. This
school is the same one from which the
young mans father. Professor Notes
tein of Alma college graduated from
many years ago.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-14

The Methodist church will have its
regular services on Sunday, with a
lecture IN the evening by one of the
workers of the Anti-Saloon league of
Michigan.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-14

The regular services will be held at
BAPTIST church on Sunday with an adj
dress in the morning by a representa-
tive of the Michigan Anti-Saloon
league. The sermon at the evening
service will be Render Unto God the
Things that are Gods. =
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-14

At St. Johns church on Sunday the
regular services will be held The
pastor will preach on the subject,
Things Desired" at the morning ser
vice.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-14
THE CHURCHES

English services will be held at the
Lutheran church Sunday afternoon at
3 90 o'clock
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-14

Services by Redemptionist Father
will be held at st. Mary's church Sun
day morning. Al during the week the
church will hold special services at
$50 p. m. The sacrament of con
firmation will be conferred by Rt.
Rev. Bishop Gallagher of Grand
Rapids, Thursday, September 2lst at
900 a. m.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-09-14

Meetings at the Salvation Army
hall will be held the same as usual.