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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

A few high school boys went
on a 'possnm hunt last Friday
night. Those who went are
james Fithian. Burton Convey,
Jack Paul and Edwin Turner.
The boys spent most of.the time
under a tree BY a big FIRE and 1t
is needless to say that they got.
no 'possums.
The Freshman class is going
to give a Halloween party on
Halloween night. They plan to
invite the other two classes.
Miss Duffy went to her home In
Joplin TO spend Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Rowe visited her parents
in Columbus over Saturday and
Sunday.
Winter is coming on and still
no indoor basket ball court.
Wonder what we are going to do9
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26
Farms For Rent.

/ have the leasing of the fol-
lowing farms and want tenants:
100 acres 3 miles north of Com
merce. Sc IA Section IA, near
Bella Welsh. All under plow; no
buildings.
80 acres 2 miles northwest of
Commerce; N IL of NV IA Sec.
n; Delaware land; go acres under
pillow; no buildings, south of
Trask farm.
IS acres in Sc IL Sec. IS, 2
miles southwest of Commerce;
bottom land, 80 acres under pillow.
Call in person.
P. A. EwERT.
Joplin, Mo.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

Published In Baxter Springs News,
Oct. 10 and Is, and Nov. aud 0, 1915.
Inthe rebate Court of Cherokee County
Kansas.
In the matter of the Esfate of John N.
Cooper. Deceased, b.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
T6all creditors and others interested In
said estate;
Notice Is hereby given thet the under
signed executors of the last will and testa-
nent OF John N. Cooper, deceased, late of
Cherokee County, Kansas, will on the 29rd
day of November, 1915, at the hour OF 10
O'Clock a. M, make final settlement OF
said estate, and on said date or as soon
thereafter as the same can be heard an
application will be made for an order OF
the Court finding and adjudginR who
were the heirs Of the deceased.
You are further notified that an applica-
ton will be made and heard at said time
fixing and allowing compensation and ex-
penses to said executors for their services
as such executors.
You are further notified that any claim
against said estate not presented for al
Iowance on or before said date will be for
ever barred.
D ated ct Baxter Springs. Kansas, this
18th day of October, 1916.
w. W. WYATT,
Executors Of The Estate Of John N.
Cooper, Deceased.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26
Why Wilson,

Victor Murdoch, former Pro.
gressive leader, in his newspaper,
the Wichita Eagle, has come out
flat-footed for the reelection Of
President Wilson. He says that
THE logic of events, the issues
a. they are now joined, the facts
as they exist, lead to the selec-
ton of Woodrow Wilson as the
presidential choice of those citi-
Gems who would more certainly
further the progressive principals
90 vital to the republic and to
civilization ITSELF"
Any number of progressive Re-
publicans are going to vote to re-
elect President Wilson. The ma
jority will do so because they are
10 sympathy with the Presidents
policy in dealing with the Europ-
can situation and with Mexico.
War is not wanted, but If Mr..
Hughes and the Republicans are
to be taken at their word, war
would be almost sure to follow
quickly, should a Republican
president be inaugurated next
March. We have been getting
on pretty we'll so far and it isn't
safe to swap horses while crossing
a stream.
Other Republicans will vote
for Wilson because they cannot
swallow a Roosevelt pill no mat
ter with what coloring or dis.
guise it may be coated. They
know that, in spite of the recent
love feast, Roosevelt still is today
all that Hughes and Taft and the
rest of the Republican stand
patters said he was four years
ago---a blatant demagogue---and
Republicans who refuse to be
hypnotized are not going to help
elect president who will turn
right around and put Roosevelt
in his cabinet as secretary of war
or something else.
Wilson will very likely carry
this congressional district, but
how many of his supporters
among our Republican friends
are going still further and back
up the Presidents next admins
ltration by helping to elect a
Democratic congressman? That
is what should be done. The house
and senate should harmonize
with the administration. VIM.
S. Hyatt, of Parsons, the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress,
has a fine record as citizen and
lawyer. He would make a good
congressman and would support
President Wilson. The present
incumbent, it is we'll known, has
opposed the president at every
turn even to the extent of ridicule.
Some say that he has been on the
job so long that he is altogether
too closely attached to the Wall
street gang to be of any further
value as a representative of the
people of Kansas. Any person
who intends to vote for Wood
row Wilson should vote for VIM.
S. Hyatt also.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26
Stamping County.

R. E. Rosenstein, of Baxter
Springs, is doing fine work for
Democrats at the meetings, where
he is always in demand for a
speech. VIZ. Rosenstein COM
PROGRESSIVELY analyses the Wilson
administration and presents in
an interesting way its many COM
mendable features. Columbus
Modern Light.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26
When You Take Cold.

With the average man a cold
is a serious matter and should
not be trifled with, as some of
the most dangerous diseases start
with a common cold. Take Cham
berlain's Cough Remady and get
rid of your cold as q, ickly as
possible. You are net exDeri.
menting when you use this
remedy, as it has been in use for
many years and has an established
reputation. 1t contains no opium
or other narcotic. 0btainable
everywhere.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

Baxter young people, and older
people also, will receive with re-
greet the news that we are going
to lose Miss Ruby Gregory, for
the present, anyway. She is GO
ing to Pittsburg, where the fami-
ly home now is and where the
younger children are attending
school. On Saturday Miss Greg
DRY will leave her position a.
saleswoman at the Leader de-
partment store, a position which
she has successfully filed for the
past four YeGrs-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

For the best of meats, sanitary
handling and prompt service, 60
20 ]. F. Hartley & Sons Market.
Fresh fish and oysters, butter and
eggs.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

Miss Luella Schloeman and
Mesdames C. C. Rummel and G.
C. Sparlin were Joplin visitors
Saturday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

Flaxseed is a more profitable
crop than wheat or oats. For full
information and free booklet,
write FredOnia Linseed Oil
Works, Fredonia, Kansas.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

New restaurant-try it-God.
frey Sisters, opposite new Per-
kins building. Home made. pies
for sale =. -.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

A.-A. Bilyeu, who advertised
last week to open. a shoe shop in
Baxter, has been delayed on ac-
count of a carbuncle on his wrist:
He will begin business as soon as
his arm is better, probably BY
Friday or Saturday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

Mr.. Frank Hash and daughter,
Juanita, motored to Joplin Sat
urday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

Tailor made suits and over
coats from $l3.95 up. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Leader .Mer-
camille Co. -9
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

Mr.. II. L. Shutz, of Miami,
was in Baxter Friday. Mr..
Shultz is an auctiOneer and while
here placed an advertisement in
The News.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

Will Gregory, who is attending
school at Pittsburg, sustained a
broken collar bone and a number
of minor bodily injuries in a
game of football one day last
week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26
Notice

Dead and valueless stock taken
care of free within 8 miles of
Baxter. Phone M. A. Patton at
McAboy's Meat Market. Phone
173.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

For Rent.-TwO nicely furn-
ished rooms for light hOusekeep-
ing. Phone 4O73.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26
Dependency.

When you feel discouraged and
respondent do not give up but
take a dose of Chamberlain's
Tablets and you are almost GER
tain to feel all right within a
day or two. Dependency is very
often due to indigestion and
biliousuess, for which these
tablets are especially valuable.
Obtainable everywhere.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26
Railroad Time Tables.
FRISCO.

NORTH BOUND.
No. ira Meteor to X. c.. ..... aga am
No. ToS X. C. Special. ..4:or pm
SOUTH BOUND.
No. III Meteor to Oklahoma City ais am
No. 1877 Alton & Okla. points. -. ESQ am
No. 1871 Alton & Okla. points -. 6:3o pm
No. Io7 Tulsa Special .aI5 pm
EAST BOUND.
No. sra Joplin, Springfield. ..... ais am
No. s86 Joplin, X. c.. ......... II:Io am
Nc. gas The Driller. ........... I:ao pm
10. 600 St. Louis Limited ...... $500 pm
10. 3SS Joplin, X. C. .......... 7:ss pm
WEST BOUND
No. ,oo Passenger to Wichita. .I:s5 am
No. 3o7 Sunaower Limited. ..... goo am
No. 327 The Driller ............ I2;4o pm
G. w. BUCKINGHAM, Agent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

The Pawnee, Okla, Times an
nounces the marriage on October
6, of Miss Gladys Harper, daugh-
ter of MI. and Mrs. D. L. Harper,
to Chas. Brown of Oklahoma
City. The groom is 4 rising
young druggist of Oklahoma
City. The bride formerly lived
here with her parents and was
we'll and popularity known.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-26

| J. Q. GLADDEN., recently from
Pueblo, Colo, is a new citizen in
Baxter and has ordered the News
sent to his home so that he may
become better acquainted with
local people and affairs. Mr..
GLADDEN. is a millwright and is
employed at Picher. He is one
of the many men who are anxious
to see better and cheaper trans
portation from Baxter to the
mines 80 that he may continue to
keep his family here. Many
men he says are on the lookout
for houses in Baxter.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-02
Sc TRATi DE URGiNILiR w II
lil'SlCA PARA Ia EXPUSiCINN.

Fin m junta lu, c"l"br" aver =.
CumitG d,. los Ci,.n. rnrar"a,io d" H.
var a rfrcto los planes Il" Ia Expo
sI.i6n International para 1918. -
trataron aIsunoS aSuntos important
les rrlacinnado< rou Ii rrulilari6n
de los proyrctos rrSprrtivos.
Entire otras cosas, Sc acori6 Ia
fundaci6n lie uan corporation Que
anrontara. Dor 10 pronto. I'm prGur-
no capital con 81 cue 80 iari p%"incj-
bio a los trabaioS p~rrIimiuarrS Il. IL
Fnria. aungur mas tar.ir dicha cor
porari6n srr?i aum-utarIa con n;nvo>
mi.hros Y con IN rapjtaI mas aran-
H..
Ia .Jnnta iuvo lugar Dor la mama
M IN 81 hotel 81 Anthony. couru-
rrj.ndo al final to,loS ioS asistenl.S
= I'M lunch dill. =. trnia ~2rruaradO.
Trrminada In session. IN SriOra Eli
U.rtob.rr orranizG I'M mj,iuy -, cual
,.nIrs y~.ririraIiyn asia Dnrnr, a las
orho IN 81 Beethoven Hall.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-02

IA tomarla a chanza. Y no Divides
mis- palabraS.
-AlgO mas os he dicho yo-agrcgd
PrtrOnio.-TigeiinO Sc echo q rcir Fl
uLro dia, cuando asegurG que los
criStianOs Sc icf"ndian al MORN: a.
nora voy mas l"jos: ahora OS dlgo
que. al morir, rencen.
-:C6mo - ESQ. :C6mn eS ESQ.,
praguntaron muchos dc los prescn-
ties.
-iPor P6lux, GC6mo ha de ser?
81 I'm hombre como Chil6n no ha pO-
dido rrSistir Y lc han Subyugado.
:quitn So resistira? 81 crctiS que
drSpues de cada cspectaculO como
los paSadoS no aumenta e. numcro
de cristian0s. haceoS caldererOs o
b~arbcrOS; pues practicando estOs Off
clos quizas averiguartis mej0r 10
que pienSa cl pueblo y 10 que ocu-
RE en- la ciudad.
-;POr eI Sagrado pepl0 de Diana,
Vestinio.-iLa verdad ma
bla por til boca!
-tEn conclusion. que opinas?-le
pregunt6 BarcO al ArbitrO.
-Lo que manifestabais al princi-
pic: opinO que va basta de sangre.
TigeiinO lie miro con aire burI6n.
diciendo:
-iAh, no.. .Todavia hace falta
mas: un poQuito mas.
ST no Dasta con Ia cabeza que
llevaS sobre los hombroS. en- III bas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-02

ton tiencs Otra-dijo DISBURSEMENT
te P~etronio.
LEGO el Cesar acompailadO DE- Pr
tagOras y Sc intcrrumpi6 Ia CONVEX
saciGr.
La representation de :AureOluS
cmpez6 Embellishments, entire Ia
indiferencia del pdblico; Childn EN-
barSaba por complete el amino d.
los a~SiStenteS.
AcOStumbrado eI pueblo a las emo
clones Fuertes que los eSpecta9ulOs
de sangre prOcuraban. Sc aburria y
empeZ6 a siIbar. a prOfcrir eXclama-
clones POGO liSonjeras para los au-'
gustanOs Y a pedir Ia cscena del Oso.
Inica que ofrecia intcrGs. Sin los
rega!os prometidos Y ia cSperanza de
Yer a Chil6n, 81 inter6s de "a pre-
>entaci6n no habria Sido bastantc pa
"a retencr a los eS]pectadOres.
LEGO pOr fin el esperadO inStan-
te. Los SirvienteS del Circo Sacaron
una cruz bastante baja para que Ell
oso llcgara al pecho del mirtir le-
vantandOse sobre las piernas trase-
ras; la ~cOlOcaron, Y, despu6s, dos
hombreS t~raieron a Chil6n o mas
prOpiamente: Ie arrastraron hasta e.
lugar del supiiciO. porIue el grieg0 .
no pOdia andar: en- ia tortura lie ha-
'bian rotO los huasos de las piernaS.
LIE tendieron en- Ell madero, lie enc!a-
varOn. y tan de ptisa ejecutaron Ia
cruel operation. que los curiOSos au-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-02

rechareS. Senior. en- esta bora ire
mrnda. Que "S IA de mi muerte!
y Ia paz ~drScrnhiG. como bilsam0
bicnhechOr, a caImar los dolores DE
Su coraZ0n iesgarradO.
.Nadic Sc rcia. Aquel anciGnO de-
rrGpitO. crucificado. apareria tan
tranquilo. tan humilde, que il spira-
ia compassion. muchoS So pregun-
'aban pOr que martirizar y ma!ar a
Iuien De cuaIquier mOdo podia vi
vir muy POGO tempo.
Rcinaba IN silrnciO pcnOsO.
NcStiniG. ;rclinindOSe. ora a. la de-
recha. ora a Ia izquierda, les dccia
4 los augustancs que tenia al lado. en-
voz haia Y medroSa:
-!Ob2eryad como mueren.
TodOs esperaban impacientes la
entrada del $50, porque desealan
cue el eSpectaculO So acabara GUAM
to antes.
Sa!i6 pOr fin Ia fiera. miranda al
suelO y meneando Ia cabeza; parecia
que buscaba algO. Vic Ia III y en-
ella 81 cuerDo desnudo; Sc acerc0, le-
vant0se sob"e las patas traseras v
pronto volvi6 a GU pOsici6n natural.
En- sesuida Sc echo a! pie del made
70 Y empez6 a gruhir, como 81 a SUI
coraz6n de fiera !c mOv;era a picdad
ell miSero aspecto del escualido vie
jc que ofrecian a su fiereza.
Los s~irvientes del circo ~azuzaron
Oontinuara)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-02
ATTACHE.

rlayos cristianos para Iibrarlo, il.
ia .iu>iicia del Cesar. Y "tro t1ntn
turnian Dr. tn rsposa. Antlstio.
ESQ - falso.-cyc.am6 con i'll
Guie.ui Barco.
-Vucstcas mujeres iivorciadas-
lilo Artistic Vcro no menos alar-
mato.-cnvidian a m! esposa por sus
VIRTUES ' quieren perdHrla.
-:QuG le Ia sucrdido 81 griego?-
Dr,eun1aba ci otro srupo Eprio Mar
rrlo.-Eutreg6 a los cristianoS en-
lnanos d. Tlgelino: era I'm mendigo
So cnc0ntr6 en- Ia ~opulencia: ha
p5a!do arabar sus dias tranqui!a-
contar con uno> cSpltndlGoS
tune-aIaS ' un Soberbio mausol@o,
y NADIA, De rrpenie, y por propla
yoiuntad. lo ha pe-djdo todo Y 50 ha
- ma vurIto loco: M hay
:. ha vuelto .oco.
No :" ha yueIto !oc0-replico
Ti-r.ino:-sa na hecho cristiano.
-.ImpoSiDte!-exclam6 Nitelio.
-SNo oS 10 decia yo?-tijo Eesti-
u.o.-Eztnrm;rad a los cris;ianos. 81
a.. a. place: pero crcedme: nc oS
metals con Su Dios. Que no aguanla
bromas. va veis\lo que ocurre. Yo
no ne trnido arla nj part en- el in
de Roma: pero: 81 el
Cesar ME 10 ptGmitiera, o~freceria
Embellishments I hecatombe a
eSr DioS Y yoSotToS daberiais imitar-
NE. Os repito que Ia coSa no es pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-02
IN ATROPELLAD0 P0R IN AUTO.

Eugenio Cavazos. que virr en- Il
No. CPS de Ia Gale d. 5. Saba fu@
atropr.lado por I'm autom6vll crrca
de- Ia intersection de las GALES W.
Houston Y Laredo. a las $50 de an
teaver. CavazoS escape con vida; pc
70 con algunas ligeraS lesiOnes. Fl
conductor del caro- inmediatamen-
t. arregl6 con FL goIpradO Fl asuntO
para no dar Iugar 4 trdmitcS judi
cialrs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-02

enid" IN rSp2n'oSo acceso de Juror;
l'.' III pub" dormiT: 1u' le peFs'-
''"' ''e'.' '.' ''' - HT,,
\.S.a de ''oo ESQ. es'aDa ue'!''lao Il
's'''Aaf~' Il "a -'''!' il III" >'-"'Ti'
r.,
u.soS n"@aoan QUE IA. h1".'Fa D
rs!fr.!". al."i1@nu" que. .. contra
40 N'c"n es,aoa mas aaHao"" cue
nunra a ~perseSuir con S22A a ,"~
tri>tla2oS.
Tampoco faitaba Gal"n dje?a, Dor
Du>iiaEimjdad. III Ia ~Icu>acl5a que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-02

guStanos no pudicron tilarSc en- cL
irSriichado haSta Due ia cruz Iuhdn
IN pii Y c.avada en- I'll su"!0: p"ro
nadir rrcOnocia Ell alucl vleiO des-
nude a! antigua Ch!l6n. Las t0rti.
ras a que ruf SOmrtIdO pOr 0r'len DE-
Tige.ino habian ieiadO "Xangiir. al
Darerrr. cl dcsmeIrai0 cuerpo. Y
Ia blanca barba c~OnScrvabd huelias
sancricntaS. produridas pOr la bar
hara operation De a]rrancarle IA len
qua. Cast Sc veian los hucsos a ira
VS. de Ia piel. Parecia muaho mas
vicio. Sus oios. anieS inquietGs y
l!rnOs de malicia. Due brIlIaban en-
aJuel roStro revc!ad0r de Ia astu-
Ella = de- "A dcSconfianza, cntOrnados
ahora no parecian los mismOs. ~
uuplla fiSCnOmia solo c~XprcSaba do
Tor: p,ro con expression suave. a.
pacib.c. como la de I'm Sueno tram
Guilo o Ia de una muerte serena.
Tai vez lie infundiera cOnGianza 81
recuerdo de! ladr0n crucificado a
quien CristO perdon6: quiza desde
el fOnio de SUI alma, IIenO de fe, d.
jera a CriSto:
ISenOr. Mordi como serpiente We
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-02
Fl. gIRLAD0R DE GARCELES
ACFPTi OTRU Ur:SAFiD.

-Anunriamos 4 nurStr0S l"rt"rrS
alr g. senior Hou,iini ~llrva9ia a caho
aver trabaioS diIici.rS dr a.lIlda'l
tp!-aio pnr las cXtrrmldai's info
riorrs ' Dr. I'm DaIr6n ir uno ir los
rdifirios siiuadoS ell Ia rSlulna de
IL, GALES de- Navarro y Crockett.
Esta o~pcrari6n trniria lu@ar IN
yiriuI de un tralo ~crIrbrado con e.
Jrfr de- Ia poliria. senior Lancaster.
Confurlnr a 10 partado, Il acto :"
l'rv6 Il rabo Il las docr Y media de
a tarIr. ante IN uumeroso grupo lie
expenditures. Fl senior Hondin;. Co
mo labia promrtido. :" lIbert6 rn
cinco minut0s lie la ">poSas Iue 50
l.. pu~i"ron I'll IaS manOs y Je las
aladuraS que trnia IN los pies. de
dondc fut colgado.
I'm vista de- Su habiIiiad para r>ta
rIaSr dc jur9o>, 81 senior lioudini la
rr,ibiGn Y a.rpta.in ot.n ir>aiio mas
d!ficil auu. lu" IT, rut hrch" por los
,mp.radus de- IA casa "Hpataicra
Wolf and Max 60.
Este dcsafio ronsi$te en- que e.
bur!ador ,ie ~rarrr.rs drbr Sa.!rse
ir II raia hrrha por los ,IrSaIlan-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-02
" ECLIPSE DE SOL TENDRA IL
GAR FL iJEEES PROXIM0.

Fl pr6Ximo iu"ve>. Sr=lin los pro
ni-licoS de- los astronomers. 81 Sol. eli
81 marrha Sobrc FL ]hnriZOntH, orul-
TARA 81 faz pnr complete. Il los ha-
.iianl"s DE Ia TERRA. T.. eclipse Srra
total para unoS puebiOS del mundO.
Darcial para OtrOS. SlendO para a.
gunOS anular Y sin cGrcto para OtrOs
muchOS. "a que tai - cl caractcr do
este frnGmrno. pOr virtud de- qu" 81
currDo que Il. Interponr entire IA
TERRA : 81 sol. que - IA luna. no al
CANA con III S0mbra de- >u prIu"n0
vu!umrn a cuhrlr t0do aQur. astro.
mis- nut. Ell una ,irlrrIninada posi-
riGn. Para los EStaius unidoS y.
r.!ip>.. sara visible IN 10 America
DE-! !Nngtr Y rn Ia pOrci0n NOr0estc d"
ia .Auitrica del sur: en- 81 Sur"r>t"
IL Europa ' 81 extreme N0roeste he
ma parte de Africa.
Los astronomers de- San Antonio
rStan p~reparando Il Telescopes y
iuS rSroiar"S a~uInrhtahdo >uS an
t"oJoS para oDSeFHar rI l'h'Ill'ilo' vi
ruat c"ihrhzara a r~'atlAaFH" il lis
500 d" IA maaiIna. La luna lo cupFl-
RI mas Que "a mItad del disco solar
Fl eclipse >era total SOLO "h una
extension de 5000 mlllaS de !"hsIt'''
' lie 81 4 100 mI!las Il" Iatitud.
: Las prlmcraS tlrrraS para las que
Il frn6mrno S"ra visible S"ran las
de la costa he la America del sur
crrca de- unaS 200 millaS al Sur DE-
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Kelly. negro taInbi6n consistentc en-
Ia fundacijn de un rdificio deStlna-
do para Fl estabIecimientO de una
"Asoriari6n Cristiana de- J6venes'
rompursta Solamrntc pcr indlvldu9s
de- 81 raZa.
FL lugar QUE. De !Ievadsr a cabo "l
proyrcto. 81 ha rscOgido para cons
truir e! "iificiO correspondence, esta
Siiuado cn 81 Bw0ker Place, sicndo
81 prDpictario FL scilOr COnradO Moss
"oH luirn va han entrado en tratoS
los apoyadOres de la idea.
.AcJualm"nir 80 trata de- toieciar
entire los ncgroS Ia cantidad de Sctcn-
"a Y riNco mil pesos. Que Sera {! gas
to lutal del citado cdiriciO. Fl que
St. qui.rr Due curnte con los mej0r",
rIuipUs y las mas pcrfcctas condl-
clones para Ell case.
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&C. -ar;a ma adoptar una deter
riraci5n cner.ica. Mienrras 81 de-
dia. prccaraba ocular 4 Emma suS
escuorimientos.
SIN embargo, ella Sc adeIant9 a!
"2c'"'. IN '" 1e "'jo CUE "e'Ls'''o"
it'ofc'afSe ne e. 81" eS'ue""' ;"
esPueS'"' Se ne " III "ooS@"o ) Pu-
- en- suS names Il dem"hd' le oil
.oGcIo "H'E'taHe- Es'o iffl-o IL me-
tlce, q1!en. ~slntiendose poSeldo dc an
..gor mora. del! que Sc huoiera cFeido
.A2&p"@. @cucIo >amol'n i 81 aOog2do
; sc /" co"to to0o' mast" - Ue' I'M
Dfe' d~Iciehtoie que amor" 81 eS."o&
-Suro IL cue no Fcdia seguir' de-
.os2mente, :. !ado de Emma.
Jonsecueac!a De csc estallido fue
~ vista del p.c;ro de Givorcio. y In
lib, ,a. II r,;.r,o CON
'2- c'"I" ; ~-''''' Ho'
" 2snington coineNt2 fegociJaGo' 0e
ono pucde = e!ectricidad desempv-
=.r s~rrc;ones de ce!oso guardian.
rr.ro = las sc5oras de calido temporal
..r.a.
Dill. -,-o,,,
.,s.-:,f ~;,i .I.;,.a 3.;..
-
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PESOUISAS-

nCSEO sabcr D.? ugl parad"rn - mi M
ma. sra. IUana Estrada. IN rugl rornpa1ia
"-ii @! nii0 Gl:ill"rmo Hernandez II" 3 a
! ;iIO$ :" edId y Ia mia iuan!ia HERNANDEZ,
hcrmana del prlmrrO. itccic!dn on Waco.
Tex. = de<de hare ; aiIUS Y nIcyc meSrS,
no n. lrn,dn nDttria< de ellOS. Grai!rir2rT
Al lnrcFiuan'c con la canlld2.! de 50 o dos
suscripc!nnr, al DiarIO Ia FIiEN>A. Dirt
jr inro"mr> a Jesus HcrnindcI. 2ii3 BARI
LETT 81. 81 Joseph. Mo. G.3I
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S0L,CITUDES MATRIMONliLES-

SOY IiuMEIE d" ri ailo> DE cdad y trablIa-
dor. Dc.cO cOntrarr matrl;nOaiO r9n srnp-
rita dcrentc y hourada. MnEde 81 reiraio
, 4. \. MorlliO. Hickman, Nebraska. I2-Gl
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COhiPRAS-


81 NECESITA EXPRESS para que lleve su5
petacas q Ia EstaCion o lie Gamble sus NUE.
bIes, hablelc a RoSaleS. Tel. Travis 1895.
rARA TGDA CI.ASE DE TRABAJOS dc I'M
prcnta. d~iriIaSc Il Ia PRENSA. Los hacr-
mos 4 satisfaction del cltrnre V 4 pr"cioS
rGdUcIdOS.
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AVESOS DE OCCASION
Tarifa.

81 usTED no Yuede veElr q Is oricins, hs-
BILE Dor teleforo, Travis o Nueyo No. 2fif,
Y IN sgente de Ia casa pasara a recogef
sus anunctos.
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Pasa a Ia pagina s, columna ;.