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nity and one that is never witnessed
by laymen took place Saturday after
noon in the First Lutheran church,
where the synod is in session. Carry
ing out a tradition which has been fol-
lowed in the synod from its very be
ginning. the candidates for ordination
gathered together for the last time as a
class before their conservation TO the
ministry to listen tOwOTds of counsel
from pastors who have aged in the ser
vice OF the synod.
The service was opened with prayer
by Or. John Telleen, after which the
candidates for ordination listened to
solemn words of admonition and en-
couragement from Rev. c. o. Olander'
Rev. NJ P. Oden, DR.. II. Stolpe and
Rev. l.. A Hocanzon, all veteran
clergvmen of the Augustana synod.
Following the charges, the candi-
dates for ordination came forward One
by one to the desk of the synOd's sec
retarv, Rev. Joseph Anderson, to sub
scribe their names to the SynOd'S con-
stitutiOn and its articles Of confession
This custom has been followed since
the organization of the synod, and is
perhaps unique with this church body
Only the pastors of the synod are pres
ent in executive session.
Sympathy for the German Lutheran
missions in India Was expressed in q
resolution adopted by the Augustana
synod. According to the report of the
foreign mission board all German mis-
sionaries have been deported from In
dia because of the war ard the Ger
man Lutheran missions left practically
helpless. The efforts Of the Augustans
foreign mission board to relieve the
situation as far as has been possible
were commended by the synod, which
ordered a collection to be taken in al
Augustana churches the second Sun
day in August for the relief Of the Ger
man missions.
The synod expressed its great salts
faction over the progress achieved by
it's workers in foreign field 1t now
has 80 missionaries in China, As in In
Rock Island Argus., 1916-06-12

Historical-MissI Inga Swenson, Chi
cago.
Editor of Mission Tidings-Mrs. C.
A. Swensson, Lindsborg, Kan.
The following department secretar-
les were elected.
Mission studies-Mrs. n. A. Nelson,
Chicago.
Calendar-Mrs. ]. A. Christensen,
Chicago.
Members and societies-Mrs. C. E.
Hoffsten Chicago
Contributing societies-Mrs. A. VIII
Hanson, Chicago.
Life Memberships and Memoriam-
Mrs. John A. Linn, Chicago.
Home missions-Mrs. c. NJ. Ranseen,
Chicago.
India and medical work-Miss Es-
ther Olson, Chicago
China mission-Mrs. M. FERN, Chi
cago.
Deaconess work-Sister Tillie Jones,
Chicago
Patrons and prestige-Mrs A. R.
Carlson, Milwaukee, Wis.
Dime books-Mrs. C. A. Erickson,
Chicago
Porto Rico-Mrs. August Peterson,
Rockford, Ill.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-06-12

dia. eight in Japan and eight in Porto
Rico, exclusive Of native workers.
Nine additional missionaries will be
sent to India this year and one to
China.
During the year the synod appro-
priated So ,664 for the work in China,
and S29, ,266 for India, Japan and Porto
Rico, making a grand total of s6l,930
raised by the synod for its four for
eign fields.
Foreign Missionaries Speak.
Saturday evening was given over en-
tirely to the mission festivals Of the
WOman's Home and Foreign Mission
ary society, held simultaneously in the
First Lutheran church and Trinity Lu-
theran church. Rev. Alfred Trued,
who has just returned on furlough
from China. and Miss Grace llahl
Baksh a native of Bombay, India, who
is returning to India as missionary
after receiving a medical education in
this country, spoke in both churches.
, In addition to these, Rev. c. A. Bjork
of India spoke at the First church on
! his experiences among the Bhller
tribes, and DR.. O. j. Johnson. chair
man of the China mission board, spoke
| in Trinity church on China
Miss Bakshs address on Woman S
/ Condition in India" held her audience
with rapt interest. She spoke clearly
and easily, using perfect English. She
said in part.
I'VE sometimes hear so-called Chris
tians say they are not interested in
| foreign missions 1t is hard for me tC
understand how any one could be a
Christian and not believe in foreign
missions. ! formerly thought it must
! be because of selfshness, but after liv-
/ ing a number of years among Ameri-
cans l have come to the conclusion that
they are not selfish. The reason they
! are not interested in foreign missions
l have found is because Of ignor-
ance. They lack knowledge of condi.
tions in foreign lands"
She then described the deplorable
condition of the people Of India, espe-
Rock Island Argus., 1916-06-12

cially that of the women, and de-
clared, These conditions can be
changed in no other way except
through the gospel of Jesus Christ"
The Hindus, she said, believe in $780,
100000 gods. They do not attempt to
worship them ALL but each family has
its own god, which it worships faith
fully. She dwelt at length on the Hin
fu belief in transmigration of souls.
If person displeases the gods, he may
return to earth as a member of a lower
caste, or, more unfortunately, be born
again as woman.
Rev. Trued brought greeting from
China to the Woman's Missionary So
ciety. He thanked the organization
especially for its promise of $1,000 for
hospital in China, and also for the
decision adopted Saturday afternoon to
raise sum for girls school.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-06-12

Organizing-Mrs. Y. H. Hegstrom,
Chicago.
Porto Rico laces-Mrs Victor Gus
tafson, Chicago.
India laces-Mrs. J. L. Forch, Chi
cago.
Junior work-Miss Elsie Ekeberg,
Bessemer, Mich.
Missionary exhibit-Mrs Una Ber-
sell, Rock Island, H.
Christmas Indian box-Mrs. c. o.
Morland, Madrid, Iowa.
Christmas Porto Rico bo1-Mrs. J.
T. Olander, Omaha, Neb
Christmas China box-Mrs. C. z. Ell
wing, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Postcards-Mrs. j. J. Youngren,
Austin, H.
Charlotte Swenson memorial fund
Mrs. Ellen Wickstrand, Salina, Kan
Rock Island Argus., 1916-06-12
CATCHES 53-POUND
FISH IN ROCK RIVER

The open season for fish yarns is
now on. This is a fish story literally
but not fguratively, as it is vouched
for by many. AS a manifestation that
it is bona fide tale the hero of the
episode has refused to divulge his
name and when modesty is involved in
a fish story the tale is usually true.
A resident of Rock Island >at 3:05
Thursday afternoon pulled a catfish
from Rock river near the Watch
Tower. It's weight was 53 pounds. He
caught it with a pole and line, only
after a battle which some few other
persons witnessed.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-06-12
ON COUNTY RECORDS
Warranty Deeds.

Judson D. Metzgar to Joseph Ull-
man, lot Z, block ., Park Ridge, Mo-
line, 81.
Charles r. and Carolyn v White to
Charles B. Stafford and wife. lot g.
block 6, Forest Hill End add, Moline
$500.
Robert J. Montgomery ct al to Roy
A. Geisberger. lot 10, block 4. Fruit
land add, Moline, 81.
julius T. Lundell to Judson d. Metz
gar, south so feet lots IA and Is
block ia, East Moline, $4,000.
Jesse A. COwley and wife to Lewis
j. Yaggy, VIZ of nwA sec. 13-18-2e
$l2, 800.
David ". Hunt ct al to Gertrude and
Jesse Nicholson, lot 1916, block l
Midway add, Moline, $3.50.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-06-12
DIR. Coffee Coming.

DR.. W. 0. Coffee, the oculist and
aurist, will make his return visit to
Rock Island at the Harper house, We'd
nesday and Thursday, June IA and Is.
Send word to your friends. DR.. Cof-
fee will treat all new patients one time
free this trip.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus., 1916-06-12
Public Notice,

After this date ] will not be re-
sponsihle for any debts contracted by
my wife. THOMAS ". EGAN.
June 10, 1916.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

DcSIe Fcbr1fo dere>te ailo vlcncn
los
"a plaza franccSa de Ncrdin. Euda-
via Ito la han tornado. En- olrOs ira
haioS llrmo> Gicho que 10 dmirabic
cn NcrdUn no - Z. ataquc sermano,
prcparado duranta aisunUS mcSeS,
~ino Ia drfruSa FRANCESCA. Que ha 81
10 Y - maravillOsa. Los asaltan-
les han perdido ALI unos cuatro-
cicntoS mil homDrcS. Sin embargo,
>Igucn aSrliando la plaza. Suya he
roira dcrenSa tanta gloria prOyecta
>obrr 81 e.icrcito republican,. cA que
So dcOe este encarnikamlcntO-Se pre-
gunia EianotauN-"cuando tStd de-
mO>tradO. r>cTlbe. que "a important
tia cStral6-ica de Use punto no pue-
az aSr.urar una decision IN 10 que
-onricrn. al resIitadO De a ~guerra??
- ruinenie acadfmirO - cuutr<ta:
La ralon e "a >iguirnte: La djnaS-
tia dr los HohenzoHIern tientn nrcr-
>iiad lie una victoria. - duI"re
aSegrlrar al krJnprinS per>onaIm"nte
III baSt6n De- mariStal. por IN "Nlio
cn.-nIdo d cualquier prrcio. \ -
Ia por SaliSfarer la Vanidad ' IA am
bsrir.n Dc un solo humbrr Para Fl
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Ia SRA J'>EFlNN %. de Ndr,nnir3r. p
~cHCucntra p"rliruio "a raljn 4 crnser!cn-
eta de- III e>uOSD BTIE.Ib NarmOIeiu. gr!EaD
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SdaC. IL lU-ar Gr d"nde ';csSp5rrrt, lha-
W 81 nombrc de IIcwif.. TpHa>. 81 lila p
dc Mayo Ululu3. nlrla >eij"ra ttrnr -tI,
hllila que IaHIhicn 81 rnrGrntra enreriur =
Que "a madTe no Ia PU"dc li"Udcr a.ru.,l
del estadp criiirp m que - cncUenira. u,
COMO yu. FL SI>rrIfu. lic" n rdTiiag Gr Ia
r~r publCJr rStdS IincaS. Ia persona Qua So
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vj-a iEral. m"andauduIu deer. bir5-lrs, I
~"~IuLInp q. GaItan. az South 18th. -.
Waco. Texas. E-t-
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pERNISOS PiRl E'INCaR.

San Antonio Gar aud Electric
Company. adicri6n de ladriIIo. y
yenida Conception. Black J.
$4,000.
Tcslamcntaria de- + :. Sw#-cn.
Rcparacioncs. Gale " ftnr@
Block @IiG.-S16t5.
II. \. Grcyony. AdiciG" i, III
cuarto. Gale de Virginia, EI.ei
CID Slg0.
VI. L. Johnson. rPabcliGn Aycni-
ia YaIa. RLurk &i&S, sion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

l." pa'a'!a naval ~ '"'.'t''''' ''
Inu"''" 'rd:ica h' I."'N N''''''''' =
IA otrn>i'a a" TO- abstracts VII '''-
la. Ia ot"n>lIa Dc los fU2'> e'l -N">-
trId. ia t"ma 4". iu'i'' b' >'"N'
." bi"I'!'" dr los pucf''e u' ''''''a
$500. B,Ir''a >rinana. per" "'i"iid.
Las -r'iui'> >dr'!ltda> 'I'I' lh-.'''-
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como Ia l~=i"sia, ,lur luicn M "Sii
con r.lO-. ">Ld contra ".loS bio
qurau- a G;rccia. p~r"cI~amcntr GUAM
ho la prrnSa airn!rn>' cailrlrH al
Rry Constantine de- >up"rhOmDrr. Ia
mas granlc y Noble Ii@uIa ir IOIa
la historic Ir.GnIra. de tres mi. amos
q c>ta partr: y Ia prrn>a aljada
lorna al "rhutro" de- llamar.o II
no" y Il 81 sonora la Eama "iina ...
que r~urtr>ia -a>lan ahora los Sc
lorr> bcIi=crautr>. Para ciyilizada y
Cllta, Europa.
La vcrdadera madrc del Curlrro
- qlc no 81 luicrc n~rutralida!.
Quicn no Va saIicndo tan ma de.
paso de- la ncStraIidad, - E>pana.
Fin III ariicUIo lituiado Orc ' Crt-
ditto. dcbidO a la piuma. Ian in
~lCi-"nt" Y cNp"rta I'll materla IL
nanci"ra. de- don Antonio SacriStan,
cxplicaSe la lcgitimidad del iuibi!o
qu" la proIucido IN toda ESpaiia, Ia
noilrla de- que Ira pasado de- mil M
homes lie pcstaS. Ia ryiStcncia de- orc
"n la rajaS del BancU dc aqucl pals:
y e. alUdidO lacjU tcrmina a>l:
"Oiro hccIIo. paralclo a la aIlul-
>iri6n del orc y de- importancla >u-
ma para nucStra situaciGn ccondml-
rO-inlrruacional, ha sido IA rcpatria-
ri6n de partc de nuetsra Dcuda cNtc-
..
La suppression del affidavit, au-
tVrjzando d los c~spanotcs para II
etmE&raQdg esgs i:02?1 mili21tes, quc
s6Eo pedianipdEceE pa cNt:a1-
jer0s, ms ha lido liDrartIo &c los
acreedorc..
De cScs mi milioncS han sido va
rc-ga.ados unos trcscientos, y cuan-
do 81 rcscalc SC haya compielado,
:. -gz=@- &c, Ly.e--"" "trC
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n"i'vo que . ci'l'''c'P'Ld ~ d.
PresIo'"> que I'll ''c"'i'os 49, Ia
doS' d que 'o' "''i'
cJ"lrlrron para ~.
In ~ ii" l'IcItliloFt te 'o''' p'a'''
81 banco d' L7P''ld' 'o' n'.',o'''HI ga
ORC. B.! 562 "' Piata' para '''i' "l'''o-
ilg5 ue Pc''.ds " p''''''' q" "''
IacI"n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

Sc SoLICTTAN AgenteS para Ia veniS de
Il PEENSN IN la poblariOaeS &c Aqua
C,IIpu'p. Arizona. santa Monica, Cl!ifOr-
MIA. Las rcrsonaS que 50 .lntereSen que
den dlrISlr<c Sol!ci,andO pTecio ' condi-
ciu.cS ] IL PEEN>N. pepaEtamento de
aseaies, 6T7 pUIUrOSs ST. san Antonio,
TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
DIVERSUS

SELRErUS NARATIIiLQSuS.-Ss uSted de-
aea ha.lar fenclIaI. sEcrie, fortuna, amor.
ALGERIA : sc.irro. II USED 'Gc$ra tcner cN.-
10 Ell 81 concrete. 81 Qu.crc tr.uutar en >IS
.emp.csas. & .VUieCe hscerse aT2ar, s. G@iere
loSraT igdaS SuS aSpiraC!DCcS. i qdirFc
SaIgr vlcfersCss en- fcdOS st$ aSuntOS J To-
grar iyioS SlS dc>coS. pids mi cErio>r IL
br.;p. que l. sera ecyiadO gratis a rtg'.ia
de CorGeO. direction: -. ). VeIce. Boz ISL,
Habana. Cuba. ::
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CUENTO DEL Ola
Deuda de sansre

CuandO rr-rcS6 ROdolGo -Altamlra
del BaIncario de- Elchcs, n~bscrr0Sc
en- 81 i'm cnmbio radical de rariCteT-
Su franca Y ruidsSa algeria de otr0S
ticmpoS habiasr lrocadC I'll lnNcn-
chile ~trlSt"Ea, como 81 I'm pesar deS-
conoridO L. ur"asr ell lO inIllno.
Nadic accriaDa a rNplirar>c ct por
DUE d. a1uclla miSant0pia del ca
pitan -Ailamira. ,Igvcn Y apurSt0.
rico por su casa. y]cnturoSo en- ano-
res, diriaSc que las hadaS de- "a tc-
liridad % haDia a~mamantadO en- su
runa. JpdU parccia s]cnrcIrlc y >u
rXislir rrDosaba dc guceS Y de tr!un-
fo<. No saba II Ic que - Ia lHclla
Dor la vida. este combat" an3uSllO-
so. cunStanlcmcntc removable. que
agota las "nersias meiur templates,
Y en- -. cual solo d. raro en- rarO
- rOn,iguc rncadenar Il la victoria.
RolUIfu .Natamiva 81 To- llaDia ell
contrado' tlecho Iudo al p~rrscntarsc
Ell 81 mundO. Los placcrcS multi
piles que Ia fortuna p~roporcIona y
que mIrhUS no !Ogran "alCanEaI' III
atIn Il .iEcrHa Jr tltanic0S cSfu"IzaS.
~,aIiGruulr a. ~cnrurntrO para ORE
rrrlr SlI< ravOrc>. Entr6 IN la "a
rr.ra de- a. arInas ruand" ya en-
prLaha "A IOmiuariu 81 ha>llO d" Ia
rumIui>ta> firiIra. Y la buena -
trrlIa uur 10 arompandba Ell Su> en-
prr-a-. no dri6 cnionce>' de- -"rl"
prdpiria. Sin habrr r"clDlI" =
l,alli>luu.4ie fucgp l!r=i .muv prom
lo a lucir II diStImtlvO de- captain
rn III un!rorlmr. DccldoI y >HmDa-
leo. lnlaIu ,Ir cSa expansive o.
via.idaL Iur - p]atrimonfo j." log
mimaIu> ,r la .urrtc. -OLaDa lama
de- ser unO dc c>Us h0lnDlt> ruya
cumpahia - Du>ca para ai'uy 'nblr
las niebIa> del cspiritu. Donir 81
estaba no lapia trl>lcZa possible: he
adui Z. rSlupur H." su> rama.a'iaS
r,ianIo b. yirron enSihlismaio Y 81
lrnrio>o.. Il III rc@rr>r del b~a.nrarlo
DE- E!chc>. \ "a prrguntdS Que H.
iirI=ian r"nlr>iapa acknowledgements
lee con una Sunri>a indrfinlDlH. que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

Sc NECESITAN MINERUS-Mna de ctnco
pies de carbon. BUcn trdDalo. mlaa >era'
caSas c0mOdaS. buena aqua y eScueii pu-
biirs. No Da"amOS trartSporte. IrabdJ" Sc
euro, TnmeE Il 81 ferroCarTil Missouri.
kansas Y rTeVas. Independence Mining Co
-phnlan TeyaS- fob
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

"mDflas!cA los !iapii rnNuc!to cl
SuS rodcS.
-Noy a >alisfarrr tn dcsc"-eN-
clamG AIIamira Irvaniando una CO.
pa llrna de- ro-nar Y apurindola de
lin SOrbO.-La hiSioria IS tan brc-
| We como trisica. SabcS Que mi ami
90 de Ia %.nfanria GrrardO H.. me
inNiIG para Que 10 accompanies c
Fichcr a tomar lbs aguaS. 70 me
nr"uG al principle. Y ola!a me hu-
bicra rcSi>tido >icmprc: pero ante
la inSiStcncia de- GrrardO. iuvc Due
SOmctrrmc. No me disgustaba. AIDE
is. Ia perspective Il" abrir IN. pa
| rinirsiS de- inactividad en- mi agi-
Ia,Ia cXistrnria. lIicr. pues, pre-
| parar mis- ma.etaS y III" puSc a IA
diSpOsiciGn De Grrard0. No me Iia-
bia dicI0 este que 90 81 Irla Su
excellent" madrc Y >u hcrmana En-
riqucta. a quicn solo con0cia vO por
las alabanzaS dr Su liermOSura Que
~llc.arun Il mis- 0id0S. Fui preSrntadO
i ella Y icSdc 81 primer i~nStantc
comprcnGi que habiH imprcSlonadO
cn mi favor a "a belliSima Enrique
to-. \ "mprcndimoS cI viaje.......
VA IN Elchc< 50 c%>lahleri6 entire no
>utruS c>a drlIcioSa intimidad. ale
ma a los formalisnOS cOrlc>anoS. y
Iur constitute 81 principal ]encanl0
Il" la tcmp0raiaS vrTah!cgaS. En-
rigUeta lI"g6 Il amarm". Io pr"ru-
re >ustracrm" a la ~trniacidn, p"ro,
al caDp. todas la considerations
>Ucia.cS. lO> irBereS de- Ia amistaI.
mis- c>rrIipuIOS H. hombrr blcn Ma
cIdo. fundiGrOnSr al ralUr lie aIu"-
los njoS azulrS y >ohadorrS. tluc pa
recidn'abrir>c >uDrc todaS la. ruSaS
! rIr :ajin i"nUraYam- \ sucrIi6 10
/ uur trnia Qu" -ur",I"r' lnrVIfaDJ"-
m"ntr: arrcDaL: a aIurfIa muir 10
lu" TO podia dry"lvcric: fui liz pGrfi
Iu. un ir>Ical. un vI.taa0.. !. tatI"
mas Ia era. cIanf" que - no p"pra
rasarmr con ~Enriqu-ta.. Ju. sahfs
que icnyO cOntraldO. d"sIc nacc
amos, 81 compromise ,ic unlrmc cH
malrimouiu Il la scHorlta AntJin"z, y
IN. AN ..F, ..r-uIn i~uir"yiOn mi III
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DISCO ~lbcr Il paraIero de wi r-pNsa
"a. ElprrarIa Duran : uaa bJii7 Il" il
a~ruIUHlua So uu" Sc Hama Maria irrrripli
To- r. oas5GD lVr> &c EncrU sal" e.
Na-daiena. Edo. he tiIanaiUaiD. N~N.-y.
con rIulbu gl lusar de All re>Idcnril Ire-u
H,>ia II frrhl no me- Ia >idU pD>lBI. Sd
per a. Ella. i:Tas-lrigr ron S--.H . Ia
Vrr~ugL cue IuruTWr ron rNarGIiuI- Ut
riJIr>a = Trinidad NrrcIondp. Bon .rsra.
Mesquite. Texas.
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CNENLlEEu aiI"rIraGu. h.yn elErid" CO.
ya,ra rr.>rrariuu. ,tr-ca zanzibar lrcrrrr'-,
,e in-lr- pur r>ntiUi. con sr'url " a"''
rita u.cyIrara Gr Ia mi>iUa~ rUail!J % :
BIrlgir>. a J. g. largo IL FIEr-N.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

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HL-En >aDsT 81 pdraGrru de- wI nj" -
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

Cusndo ncccsite libros en- espsnol
d~irijasc listed a ~Ignacio {. Lozaao.-
SnE ne!er-se SIS. A-tc-:-, 70.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

SnNGRERnS dc Panama, para SrhnraS "a ca
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

aoTOCICLO de medic uso, en- muy oueD
estado. Sc yende muy baraio. Ocurran :
fET Selyin So.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
ALOUlIERES
yENTAS

YENTAS
Sc VENDE IN rancho en- Ell Condad9 e
wIlso9. a dos mlliaS del canine del fe-
rrOrarriI Arkansas Pass. T!ene % acres,
nCrIa, casa dc tres cusrtOS- lnforman en-
la Gale Lopez 523. Tambien NeSlOr CASH.
Ito. North P!eaSanIOn, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

Cuando ~necesi:c librOs IN cspsIol
dirijase listed a IgnaciOE L. Lozano.-
G9f no!a-osg SIS. AItW.;e. Ks-s-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16

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The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
THPFF STATES HIT
BY LIVESTOCK
QUARANTINE

CHICAGO Nov e7A auaren.
tn> ortsr, barring all livestock
rom Missouri. Nebraska and Kan.
eas markets FROM CHICAGO va. t.
sued here today by President a O
leonard ~ the nion Stock Yards
4 Transit eonpany The order Ia
a sutionary one. issued when a
csse ~ hOof and mouth disesse IN
he Kansas Ctgy stock yards Was
reported II. y r. Pennett vet
erinAry expert, "a on his way 70
Kansas City today 10 make tests
nd determine the exact nature o.
ne disease reported One-third %
the livestock business OF the Chi
eazo yards 10 cnt OF BY the order
A year ago sn outbreak Of the
FOO, and mouth lIseass eost middle
west farmers and stock growers
milliuns.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
WYANDOTTE

ti.uevisv-. I4-Uonths- dAuEht.r
ns So ar M-s john GREY. No ~
Ant. nest r. Cd Monday morning az
.lsrE T4~ W'ii BE- ihNsn 20 Peru.
Ind Tuesday for burial
Tf. rfeH school fputhau team de-
fsat-a ,arfen junior hiEh 80 SAT-
4rfat afferua
NJ Fr1 Mr- Hsur, Thorn visited
f,.~-.- aniotts Ss'urdss ard
~rfa
an services will he held IN tho
Baptist church rhanhsgiyins day ~
iH 80 rn Th~ Rrv 2sweli. pastor
rf ere prrsnyfPrian church, NIll
p~sar- rna Ttnrksg diving ssrrnon-
The Newars Home Guard socisty
ct ths NsthCdtst church will meet
WItr Nrs " Merritt Napls- st.
-afHrtsg afternoon
TIE epnrrth League wil have
Thar ng party IN the Moth hcd'st
chqr - ,ga-I ors Tuesday light
- asas sullivan Benjamin and Mae
-rztlna vrrs home from Ypsilan'i
over tfe week end.
Abrams gefueuts are nearly com plets
fYr ffr arm annual prize mask car
rival fe te given BY the Neigh0cr-
hood Pleasure club In Arbeiter hall
Thanksg Wing eve Nov 90 Twsnt~-
sve .rizes will be given. The prisss
will ne on exhibition In ROehrig
Bros store Nov p. IS and -
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
MONROE SALOON
HELD UP By
THUGS: 2 HELD

MONROE. Mich. Nov 27.- Eddlc
Russell. IS. md joe Fnrnam. s5
ciaiulinz Toledo as their r-sidence
are hc.d here In the county jai
where they were brought Saturday
night after. = Is alleged they had
staged spectacular hold-up Of
Charles Gioeckner's saloon on the
Vest end OF Fron,-st
About 9 o'clock. two men with
drawn revolvers rushed into thu y
loon and ordered all present ,a holt
M their hands While one OF ,h'
robbers covered cee crowd. the otl-
- Jumped over the counter and
rlned the cash register. securing
about $50. which was later reeov'
cred With drawn revolvers me men
hacked out OF me front door and ran
down the street toward the Lake
shore tracks. NJ which they disAp-
peared
The police were Immediately no
tined and Policeman Mike pirch and
City Fireman Dennis Antiau over
took the men AZ the pere Marquette
crossing mile distant Upon see
ing PoliceuNn AntiAus gun. the men
cTersd no resistance. <ho Cne had
revolver IN his hand and the other
carried one in his vest pocket
when searched az the lSil. SIS
was FOUND on cre o, the men The
men vii PROBABLY be arrsigned the
fcrepart OF The week