davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16
ALLIED LOSSES
ARE IMMENSE
A Million on Each Front, Ac-
cording to a Ger
man Estimate
FROM JUNE |
TO OCTOBER 2
80 Fresh Divisions About
Annihilated on West
ern Front

Berlin, Oct. l6.-British and French di
visions with total of more than | 900,
900 men have been virtually annihilatec
in the Somme battle, says the military
critics of the Overseas news agency. Ac
cording TO figures from Swiss sources a,
given by the news agency, the Russian
losses from June | TO October were
about 100000 men.
The news agency's military critic
writes The heavy sacrifice made by
the British and French for the recapturt
of each square yard on the Somme is
proved by the fact that in three and a
half months about 80 fresh divisions
we're virtually annihilated, so that it was
necessary to withdraw them forever
NINETY divisions represents total OF
more than 100000 men. There are about
$1,000 men in French division and 49,
600 in a British division.
These divisions disappeared complete
ly from battle. Fifty five divisions in
consequence of their great losses were
able to engage in combat only twice, Is
divisions three times, and only one was
able to engage in combat four times.
Four divisions had suffered so severely
after their second engagement that it
was necessary to send them to quiet sec
tors, but on critical days they were again
thrown in"
Turning to the eastern front, the crit
ic writes: "The 4th Siberian corps from
August 81 to September 3 lost between
$4,000 and l4,O00 men before Bubnovo
The 10th Siberian rifle division. which
was attached to the 4th division, lost be.
tween 5000 and 5000 men near Korytni-
"a. The 4th rife division between Au-
gust 81 and September 20 lost between
5000 and 5000 men near Szelow, and the
I'd rifle division in three days lost at the
same place between 1000 and 5000 men
From the beginning of the offensive
IFS divisions, partly new and partly
brought up to full strength recently were
against the German positions
on the Somme," the critic continues Re-
ferring to the total losses OF the Rus
slams, he says "A Russian official at
kiev, according to a Swiss paper, num-
bers the Russian casualties from June |
to October 2 at 10000 officers and 1000
Of other ranks, or 100000 in round fig
ures. These gigantic figures are com
prehensible only if the great Russian |
losses before separate sectors on our
front are considered. Thus, the army
group OF Gen. Won Linsingen, which holds !
one sixth of the eastern front, inflicted |
losses in the month of September on the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16
DEFEAT OF VILLA BANDITS,
Gen. Arrieta Tells of Engagement South.
west of Jimenez

Chihuahua City, Oct. l6,-Carranza
forces under Gen, Arrieta OF the Jimenez
Chihuahua garrison, engaged a bandit
force southwest of Jiminez, killing a
number of the bandits, taking several
prisoners and capturing horses and am
munition, report made Saturday by
Gen. Arrieta to Gen. Jaeinto B. Trevino
stated. The command of Gen. Arrieta
also has cleared the Rio Florido district,
southwest of Jiminez, of bandits.
Villa is forcing men to join his com
mand under threat of burning their fam
lilies unless they comply with his de-
mand, document which has been re-
ceived at Gen. Trevino's headquarters
and signed by Villa shows. Gen. Ire
vino is making every preparation for an
other attack from the Villa forces.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16
Spaulding and Montpelier
High Schools Met at
Intercity Park
GAME CONCLUDED
NEAR S. H. S. GOAL
Spaulding Blocked a Kick
Near Montpelier Goal but
Could Not Score

Montpelier high school had the ball OF
the three yard line on the fourth dow
when time was called at the end of tn
fourth period in the game Saturday aft
ernoon at Intercity park between Mont
pelier and Spaulding high schools anC
the contest ended scoreless tie 1t was
the second time during the week that the
Montpelier team was deprived of q
touchdown by scant nine feet and like
wise the second time that the team en-
gagged in a scoreless tie. 1t is evident
that three teams, Montpelier and Spauld
ing high and Montpelier seminary are
very closely matched, for in three games
none of the trio has been able to score
on the other.
Montpelier was in scoring position but
twice during the game, the first time
Gross failing to drop kick a goal from
the 20-yard line, and Spaulding had but
one opportunity to score. That came in
the first of the last quarter when a
blocked punt enabled the Barre eleven
to capture the ball on the l5-yard line.
Three plunges found the Montpelier line
standing firm and a drop kick was at
tempted, the ball failing to 90 over the
crossbar by two feet
Spaulding shone more on the defense
than in making gains and Montpelier
seemed weak in carrying the ball against
the Spaulding team. The game failed to
bring forth much enthusiasm and OF the
% men all failed to furnish any thrills
to the shivering spectators.
The first period was an indication Of
what was to be expected throughout the
game, neither team being able to gain
effectively and Montpelier twice punted
on the fourth down. Montpelier made
two first downs by forward passes and
Smith intercepted one of Spaulding's for
wards. The second period was a repeti
ton of the first, although Spaulding de-
veloped an offensive strength that was
surprising for q few minutes.
All of the excitement was reserved un-
til the final quarter, when Smith at
tempted to punt standing on his 20-yard
line, Spaulding lnesman breaking
through and blocking the ball. which
rolled toward Montpelier's goal line and
was recovered by red jerseyed player.
Three smashes at the line failed to net
more than seven yards and a drop kick
was attempted on the l2yard line.
Montpelier was given the ball on their
20-yard line and Immediately made a
first down, aided by a FIVE yard penalty.
Another first down and penalty of Is
yards inflicted on Spaulding for mnec
essary roughness placed the ball on the
40-yard line Two forward passes with
Clark on the receiving end carried the
pigskin to the three yard line and there
line play failed to gain the distance
and forward pass failed just as the
whistle blew.
The summary:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16
The Harvest Season

has come again and we are all interested to ascer-
tain Just what returns nature will make as re-
ward of the labor of mankind
1t is in the season of plenty that the thrifty and
forehanded among us store up surplus for the
lean years or for those that spared to
after our ability to work and produce ceases.
But what about your INCOME HARVEST?
Are you planning to have this increase yearly?
Are you gathering seed, and are you planting
it in soil where productivity is guaranteed? No
crop is more certain under healthy conditions
than the INCOME CROP and none needs
less attention SO far as the average person is
concerned. considering the present security al
forded by an old and conservatively managed
bank Get next and be relieved of all concern
as to what to do with the dollars you reap them
and throw the responsibility upon our shoulders
of making them multiply
1t is your work to produce and ours to
conserve. Between us the most satisfactory re-
suits in the way of an INCOME HARVEST
can be assured
The Burlington Trust Co.
Burlington, Vt.-City Hall Square, North
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16
The Fayorite Motto

of Charles Dickens was, "What is worth
doing at all is worth doing WELL Life
insurance worth taking at all is worth
taking well. II is worth while to con-
suit an office of sixty-two years expert
ence National Life Ins. Co., of Vt. (Nfu-
tual) S. S. Ballard, general agent,
Rialto block, Montpelier, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16
BIG SCORE BY NORWICH.
Defeated st. Michaers College 81 to at
Mortified.

Mortified, Oct. l6.-Norwich univer-
sity outplayed st. Michael's college Sat
urday afternoon, winning, 81 to 0. Only
once did st. Michaels hold Norwich for
downs. Boewe's run for 40 yards, j. Me
Donald's for 50 and Bishops for 80 were
features. Norwich had slightly the ad-
vantage in weight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16

Russians which are calculated by a re-
sponsible authority at $1,000 to $4,000.
These figures probably are below the ac-
tual losses. Corresponding reports are
given from the army sector of Gen. Won
Boehm Ermolli by war correspondent,
1t was ascertained that the Siberian
corps, which are the best in the Russian
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16

army, were simply annihilated. Among
the prisoners from one corps which was
still called Siberian Is per cent were
southern Russians and 25 per cent Tar
tars, Jews or others. Some non commits
stoned officers declared that nearly all the
Siberian regiments had lost not only
their active strength but their reserves"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16
THAT LIVER IS NO GOOD

that is so lazy II let's tho skin do part
OF It's work. The skin turns yellow
doing IL. Such liver upsets the whole
system. Take Hoods Pills, they put
the liver TO work; best for blliousness,
yellowness, constipation. DO not irrl-
tate nor grippe. Price Csc, OF druggists
or c. l. Hood Co.. Lowell. Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16
GIRLS. WOMEN!
TAKE CASCARETS
IF CONSTIPATED
They Liven Your Liver and Bowels and
Clear Your Com
plexion
Don't Stay Headachy, Bilious, with
Breath Bad and Stom-
ach Sour
ca q lO.cent hox now.

w n hNThNhAN IVA hVWs
Tonight sure! Take Cascarets and
enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced. Casca-
refs viii liven your liver and clean your
thirty feet of bowels without gripping
You win wake up feeling grand. Your
head will be clear, breath right, tongue
clean. stomach sweet, eyes bright, step
elastic and complexion rosy - they're
wonderful. Get lO-cent box now at any
drug store. Mothers can safely give
whole Cascaret to children any time when
cross. feverish, bilious. tongue coated or
constipsted-they are hsrmless.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16

st. Adams H. S. "a, Burlington o.
ST. Adams, Oct l6-St. Adams high
defeated Burlington high Saturday "a tc
on the Athletic field. st. Adams has
played three games and won them all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-16

Gompers is negotiating with Mr.. Carran-
"a in order to get him to withdraw the
decree, II so it will only be until after
election.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

BE A MOVIE ACTRESS
Whenever I want to punish her
tell her, she is "Up-stage," which
means she thinks she is superior to
other mortals. This always hurts
her feelings more than any other
form of chastisement. My aim has
been to keep her democratic and to
break down this barrier Of petty
snobbishness which permeates the
motion picture profession.
Like all children, Zoe has a vain
streak and likes to be "dolled" up.
She is particularly fond of playing
dress-up parts in the pictures.
She likes to be admired, but, due
to her training, she is able to with
stand hero-worship. If it were not
for this rigid schooling l am salts
fed she would have been spoiled long
ago, for at Universal, where several
thousand players are employed, and
where several thousand tourists visit
every month, she is nearly petted to
death.
vi dCCOuuL VI uSL age IL WdS uS-
cessary to obtain permit from the
California labor commissioner before
Zoe could enter this work. You can
readily see how necessary it is for
me to be very alert to prevent any
occurrence that might jeOpardize her
privilege and bring down upon her
head the wrath of the state labor bu-
reau.
A child's success in motion pic
lures depends great deal on the
kind of director she has. He must
have a temperament to which the
little actress will respond. Then, too,
the child must love her work or she
won't do it naturally.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

The skirt was full gathered, with
a deep, slightly draped hip yoke. The
broadcIOth was drawn up to the bust
line in points.
The skirt was very full in the back
and headed at the waist line by a
deep futing. 1t cost $14.55.
Mrs. Dorothy Dent of Washington,
D. c., won the $1,000 evening gown
prize.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

The gown was in orchid, blue and
gray, suggesting the colors OF the
sky at dawn.
The skirt was of silver lace draped
with long straight tunic of pale or
child tuIIe. The bodice was silver
gauze. Pale blue velvet ribbon was
drawn across the shoulder and the
same ribbon hung from the waist line
in loops.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

prize.
~
RAISING A CHILD TO
BY MRS. GEORGE BEcH'
Mother of Zoe Rae, Highest Paid and
Most Famous Child Player
in the Movies
I've spent more sleepless nights to
make a success of my child's career
as a movie star than most men do to
make a success of their business.
There's a whole human life de-
pendent on the first seven years Of
little girls training and it is to lay
this foundation properly that am
devoting my every energy. 1 am de-
dicating my entire life to the work of
making my daughters efforts as a
photopIayer successful She is never
out of my sight five minutes at a
time. ~
I feel that 1 have a big advantage
in the fact that I am not a profess
sionaI. do not think that theatrical
mothers are the best They know
the stage points, but as a rule are
ignorant of the mother points, which
are the most important of all. There
isn't one child actress in thousand
that gets the proper maternal care.
Mothers are not willing to make the
sacrifice.
I have avoided the inclination to
become conceited over Zoe. And I've
done all in my power to prevent the
child from becoming cOnceited over
her own ability. I've taught her to
always smile at everybody, whether
they are extras" or stars, and l be-
Ieve it has helped her toward her
success.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
No. SO
HAN De ISLANDIA
O Ell HOMBRE FIERA
POR VICTOR HUGO

10 Go> ~-briieS. iniicnadoS il" vHr
carr a su> compaNrro>. Y una i">-
carsa genera, yr>pondi6 al in"Sp"-
RADIO atalur Il. a. ;ropaS v"ale>.
"A ei.oS. .muHran "so> t0bardrS,
-.r:tarOn lo> ogicja.r> d" los AREA
buceroS.
Mueran, imu~ran,- r"pitjrron
los montane>eS.
Los combatjenteS il" Us dos par
tidos, sable IN msno. - precipitation
unoS sCbre otros y las dos co.umna>
Sc encontraron cas-! SobTe >! cuerpo
de- d~eScraciado Official. con hoCri-
Die estruendo Is armaS Y d" rlamo-
res.
ConfundisronSa las filaS; jefeS r.
hafdes. oficialas realeS. SoldadoS,
montaheSaS, toioS IN confuse tTopsi,
Sc ~chocaron, Sc aSieron y So apTata-
ron, como dos bandadaS do ham,
briantoS tieres que Sc encuenhau
en- IN desierto. Las lanZas, las ba-
venetas, las partaSanas eran va del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19

estricta vigilancia en- todos los puer-
los ' aduanas fronterizaS de n Re-
pjnlica. ! fin de impedir que Ia mo-
reda nacional sea eNportaGa. diSpO-
niendO cue roda cantidaG de esa mo-
reda que sea sorp! endida como con-
;r1baudo. sea dccomiSada por los
&geuteS especia.es que tendran I -
disposition los Administrators de
Adraaas Y Que los infractores de n
~ue"a disposition can castigadoS Sc
ycr"mente. L. mencionada circular,
dice = Ia letra:
A fin de que Ia prohibition dc
cxportar moneda nacional de orc C
plata. decretada en- p de octubre de
1919. bajo pena de decomiso. no Sc
yio!e. esta Secretaria, por &cuerdo
del c. Primer Jefe del Ejercito Cons
titucionaIiSta. Encargado del Podcr
Executive de Ia Nacion, h. Jenido =
bieu acordar que Sc ejerZa IA mas es-
trista vigilancia en- las aduanas from
terizaS Y en- los puertos de II Repu-
b.!ca. hacienda efectiva, adminiStra-
rivamente. "a pena eXpresada. en- TO-
10 case en- que sc intente eXtraer,a
lie contvabanto. por pequena que sen
Il cancidad &c que So trate. en- c.
concepto de que Ell cada intracci6"
oue Sc sorprenGa. sc hard constar 2"
application lie II pena, mediante ac,a.
c~yiado desde luego 4 esta propia
Sccretaria. noticia de IA d~istribUc.a1
lie las cantiGades que se decom!Sea,
distribution que sc hara apIican&o
vc;a,e pov ciento 4 los a~prehensores,
Giez por ciento 4 los empleados dc.
ReSeuarGo : cincuenta por cienro a!
Era-io. $ no hubiere Genuncian,e.
"a parte correspondence 4 este. So
acumu.ara = Ia que corresponds a .os
a~prehensoreS.
10 que comun!co a listed para su
conocimiento ' fines CONSEQUENCES.
CONSTITUTION = Reformas.-Me-
Ai,o. II t. may" IL" 1915. =. ..
del Secre,ario. el S~ubsecretario. R.
NIETO." (R1brica).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19

Il. GriIanio:-;Han Il" I<.anIja e.
nurStrO! Victoria!
Han de- ISlandia pri>ioncro,-
r"piticron murha> vor"S. Unas con
ac"nto triunfal. otras ION abati-
miento. Fl hnmbreriGo hahia VA
'ie>aparecidO.
:AlgIIn tempo haria Va duN .o>
muntal@S sucumhian al niim"ro,
porque a los arcaburrros j" Munc-
kholm So habian undo las guerri-
Las del hOSque Y dcStacamcntoS &c
hulanoS V iragonc> d~"smontadoS,
que vcnian con frrrucnria al int
rior de as g~arganlas. IN las lu" Ia
rrndici6n de los principals jrfrS pu-
so fin 4 la rarniceria. f. v~ali"nt"
krnnybol. hrrido drSir 81 prlnciplo
d. IA bataila. cay6 p~risionero, y Ia
captura de Han de- IsIantia arabn
lie ahatir - va.or de- los montaNrSrs.
l.. fin rindieron armaS.
a. iluminar los primerOS alhoreS
del alba Ia Gina agllda de los altos
ventiSqurroS. aun medic sumrrcldoS
IN Ia Sombra. va IN los d~H>ff.adccoS
del Piiar Negro, rcinaba iI=uhr" 81
Silcnrlo p%rofunlo. lntrrrum-
Ia .larJ, An -.r1nA, mn H.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19

l.u"go. o mas calma. aGrog6:-E.S
exact" Ia que iir"S, prro - !mpro-
Pic Il" in cdad y no alranzo 4 COM
pr"ndcr como IN raZdn %juv"ni. 80
aSrmrjl a mi experienced de amelia
no.
.Inclin6 los o.ioS Enhal. confundiia
por aIu"lIa r"fI"yi6n grave y senri-
la. .Junt6 as manoS V rXhaI6 I'M
SuSpiro.
-Hiia mia.-dijo 81 venerable
riutivo,-dcSde hace aIgunOS diaS
rStiS paIiia. como ii "a vita no ca
i"ntlra In Sangrr de iuS ycnaS. Ha-
e. "a algunaS mananaS qus vicncS
a ddrmr los hucnoS diaS con las
pupjIa> rOja> Y rnccniidas. ron oiOS
que han dorado Y veladO. BaStantes
iiaS hacc. Ethel. gu" los paso ST.
Icnclosamente, porlu" III o rarihO-
- no irata i" sacarmr de- Ia SOmbria
mt iitaci6n d" mis- paSadOS infortu-
MOS. Te encucntras a mi Iado mas
triStr que 20. Y no suf?es, sin en-
barge. como III padre, Fl peso de- una
vida de- amarguras Y de miSerias.
La affection que rodea III ~juventud
no puede penetrar hasta III cOraz6n.
Las NUDES De Ia maIiana SC diSipan
con facilidad. EStas en- Ia tpoCa de
ia eNistencia en- Ia que e. alma :liee,
sas,ln sus dnsr0s, IN porvenir indie
Continually.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19

cr"ia mas diostro a Han de Hislan-
dia.
de Ia. modo saliva Han de Is
landia 4 Iuicn L" imnl0ra.
Themes razGn.
Pelraron con rahia los dos formi-
iablcs camproncS. t:horarnn g. ha-
ella de- hierGo con - haHha,d de picdra,
con tai viol"ncia. 1ur to> 10, rilo>
yU.aron en- pedazo> echanio CHS
pas. Rapido como 81 p"nSamientO,
e. homhrecillO dcSarmado tOmd una
enorme maza de MADEIRA. abandona-
Ia IN Fl Su"lo por IN moribundo. Y
nvitandO a gigant". que So i%nrlina-
ba para ahOgarlc entire Su> hraZoS,
aseSt6 con las manoS junjaS furiO-
50 COPE con Ia maza IN Ia irentr de
su cu.oSal adv"rSario. Fl gigantic
lanz6 IN critic aho=ado y cay6; r
h~ombrecillo, triunfantc. L. apartd
con .Os pies, dicitniolc:
-TrniaS un nomhrc demaSladO
peSado para Ii.
Agitando Ia victOrioSa maza, iuH
a buScar nuevaS vicIimaS.
Mas no habia muerto 81 sisanie.
La ~violcncia do. golpe lie habja a.
turdido y ray6 eXanime. EmpezU
a abrir .os ojos, medic ~apagados, Y.
a hacer algunoS dsbiles mOvimient0s,
cIando le VIC III arrahuccro entire
la muchedumhrc ' 81 lan26 contra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19

..I- ,:-i. Lr,IIabon mr. on
.:,,, =. -. ..,h..,os Ios sahIas y 81.
bs,.h,s mn..5os .o~,nha.i.rtes. In
..5,o3o ..,.,n, , ..narno mn nodian
.r,,.tr mi. anna. r1e 81 ,I,7ar y
=. 4:,,.
paa,;,naL, n,o or.a
- +,s. n,o
''.',
:
'>'
~ al ~" IL pun
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19

tales @argantas: y ~algunos p~aSiorn-.
que pa>arom a IA h"ra lie. cr.pns-
rulo matinaI por las nroXimiiad"S
irl hosqur. vG.vinron t"mbIando 4
>rS rabaIa>, ~aN.urando Que ha-
balm vi>to rn g. i"Sfi.ai"ro Del Pi-
ar Negro una fj'ra con >"mb,antH
humane. gu" brbia sancr" en- I'm
rrinra. sIntada Sch, m0nton"s Il"
caiayrreS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
Sc VENDE

IN Hotel MeN!canO en- KanSas City, No,
de laGrl!lO. Cnnlirne TOO CI3rtos. LI"nr !
CUarlus ygauG"s para AlWar'l. Fl solar
en que c>fa rOnStruiGO cl ediriCiG ,iene :gi
Dor i@0 pcs. : ia rrente i IN parl.c V un
Boulevard. L-li c"rCa del Barr!o M"NIcano-
ina gran oportrmIdad para algtin mrNica-
no Gu" trn"i algO Gc capital.
- vcnderi fHUy baraio 4 p!azos largns y
rn rUldIClmu"~ EUy CGTnnta<.
Is una baTn.a >cnSlci"nal. HaTa inVcs'
i!-aCiOncS Y :" C~OnvrErrrd.
propietariO: 4. &. EEHlINER.-202 West
port h~vr.-hanSaS City, No.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
FL gobierno carrancista dispone que la
Banca vel Concrete manifiesten las
e%xistencias que tengan en- moneda
La Secretaria de Hacienda dice que tai disposi
cion tiene por objeto reunir datos establishes
para regularizar la circulation monetaria
0TRAs HOTlCIAS De La cIUDAD De MEXICO

corre>nondencia Especial para IA rRENSl.
CICDAD DE MENICO. Mayo ii.
FL Gobierno carrancista ACADIA de
expedir una ~disposici0n para que TO-
dos hos bancoS y comerciantes sill
excepci6n. rindan IN intorme preci-
so sosre las e~xiSteucias que tengan
en- as diversas eSpecies de moneda
q Circular actualmente en- ell pais.
La mencionada disposition 40 ha
dejado de causar cierto reSqucmor
entire los concentrates Y banquero=.
temieado Que el gobierno trate de
exigirles al@unos Eucvos impUeStos o
de gravar los que va tienen. La Sc
c~retaria de Hacienda comprendicndo
el tenor de los concentrates Y ban
queras, ha manitestado que tai dis
pos;cion obedecc anicamente 4 Ia ne
ccsidad que tiene cl Sobierno de rcu-
mir datos esraGi~,icos. para regulari-
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DOS &c h"clehEa 4 'eF'-tc"' 'NS?ec-
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caoos que ahoEa Se No!'c''aH' S'"o Ell
absolute SooEe 'oHoN los ramos dc
c~ontab!.ldad Ge cHa!qdlef cas- 0aI-
cara comefc'ai o ina"S'fl"'' ''SU""
comercianteS e~NtTanJeEoS' poE con-
ducros dIp.oHatlcoS. nan hecAo re-
presentacioneS en- contra dc "a d'f-
posiclon dc r~eterenc'a.
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justification = benigriIad de esa
ro5;io ,o, ms radidas ya~iader3-
mente Fl&oEi2IaS uSaU"S en- %" PaLSe'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19

pE@ED sab"r 81 paradcro de mi hcrmann
Pedro HUbi"~ E~pinOSa. OjOS grandc>. mo
reno. r]~iaiura regular. ron dos hleHtrS Gr
or" "l Ia parlr superior IT." Ia bura. >rIs
ull,HIa- ]u"ilrIa> la r"ribi de GhapprIl. Ne
bra~ka. u!r"Z"O 5000 a Ia persona Que ne.
Infvri%r ron rNaCtIiud hlrigicnduSr sra. Fer
iiobIr> d" Villlrrral. BOX Il. Burton.
TCNaS. G5-aJI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19

nESIu r~c!ICinnarme con <"iura q SehOriia
que haD!" luglc% y E-pato!. ubI"lo mlrri.
Iunniu. u~B>"TUIIr.' mi dular">. I]iriiI-c =
TpNa~ 10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19

nr>Eu >abrr 81 pdrddrru dc mi H"r:iInu
Luis MclgarrJ". dc Oui"n tougu nUllcia GIIr
=" "n"u"nlra Ell san iniunlu - SUI lilc-
dcdOfcS. >c prdilrIciri q QuIrn inform. It,.
~ = salvador" M"lgdrcj".-inJ ;. Laredo
=. IAN Antonio. Ten.