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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-05
BY "GiLL."

The married men defeated their de-
spised opponents, the bachelors, on
the diamond at the Bismarck Country
club yesterday afternoon, in an excit'
ing seveninning match, b. l3 to II
count. The game yesterday was the
annual event staged between these
two aggrgations and gives the Bene'
diets the edge, as they have won two
consecutive years, the single men
taking the first match of the series,
in 1914.
The Benedicts came in strong at
the finish and won the atfray in a
brilliant" eleventh hour rally. With
two men on in the last frame and
the score IL to 8 in favor Of the un-
fOrtunates without better half, Fol-
som covered himself with glory by
making one Of his sensational
drives" and made the circuit, send
ing the total to 1912. The next hit
ter singled and Frayne Baker, who
heretofore had been going bad, re-
deemed himself by slamming out a
three-sacker that won the game, CIV
ing the married men the large end
Of the "seriOus.'
Oh! That Umpire! 2! =?
The feature of the match was the
excellent work of the umpire "hired"
for the occasion. Frankenhoff, who
held this position, lost his glasses and
was in a terrible predicament While
the youngsters were in the lead by a
large margin he held hasty conf
dental consultation with Doc Stack
house and few of his crack cavort-
ers and it was arranged that the
score must be evened up in some
manner. 1t was; it was!
Rah! lrysh; Rah!
Wellington 1rysh, leader of the
Elks' band, held down the initial sack
for the single men and also kept up
his record as an efficient leader by
heading this nine. He appeared in a
very becoming baseball uniform,
white socks, shoes to match, and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-05
A|TkEN WINNER IN
SWEEPSTAKES EVENT

Cincinnati, Sept. 4.-Johnnie Ait
ken assumed a lead over Daria Resta
at the l68th mile and won the first
annual 30O-mile sweepstakes at the
new Sharonville track today. Wilbur
d'Alene was second, while Frank Gal.
vim. far behind, drew down third mon.
ey. 49,.
Gilbert Anderson, while in the
stretch run, in the l6Sth miles, skidded
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-05

and dived into the fence. His car
turned turtle and he was dangerously
injured. His mechanician, Bert
Shields, suffered fractured thigh
and internal injuries and his recovery
is doubtful.
Actual time for the race was 3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-05

Mondays Games
First Game
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-05
K|LBANE SLIPS
1t CLANCY KAY0
Featherweight Champ Defends
Title and Wins in Eight
Minutes

Cedar Point, Ia, Sept. Am less
than eight minutes of actual fighting
today Johnnie Kilbane of Cleveland
spoiled the chances of CLANCY of Bal.
timore for. the worlds featherweight
championship. A terrific right smash
to Chaney's jaw settled the battle
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-05
hours, minutes and p seconds, an
average of 97.06 miles per hour.
By Hop"

Dickinson. - Mayor ALI. White.
chairman of the normal school com.
mittee, has announced two new com.
mittees on publicity and finance as
follows:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-05
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BASEBALL

o o . o o. ]A.@A.A!@a@ $500
O STANDING OF THE CLUBS q
o o o O O 8 o 8 8 q g @:@ O o . q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

Don Felix prontO Sabra
ell final de suS afaneS
Y al@una 4 los carranclancS
de flo les jugara.
MaduTa Ia cosa esta;
no debe darles Quartet
Y 81 arreglar un pastel
con los "mandatarios' de hoy.
Va aprendiendo ing!es estoy:
Y hasta digo ''veri giiel".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

que amaincn nunStraS disrordios fro
triridas. todoS alueNos iatoS y ioru-
mrnioS que iu~.ifjran mi ancr de-
"hrar como miIilar y como honhrr
pIhliro. ario> me rn NADIA aver
~giienzan nj en- NADIA emnanan mi bo.
nor. T.. que haSta hoy me nrnrjo dc
conServar limpio Y a prueba de Ia
ios los ataqueS que me dirigen mis-
infamrS ietraclores. que hn ohra,lo
'al como debia j" obrar.
Ne consider" con drrecho de EN-
ior 4, Id. senior Director. Il 50
publiuuen la Drueba- Iue hosea
"C~hanterler' para harrrme 81 re-
pu.nanfp cargo a lii" me rrfinro
ar"iba. q de 10 contrario. va nlr ia
les pguebaS M pueien eyiSfir Y TO-
nienio a uSiedaS por per>oDas ,.abo
II .roSas. dcmando una satisfaction
puDlica. come p!hiico ha >ido a in
Su.t" calumnioSo ,Iue hr <ufrido. No.
prelendo que mi personaIidad nj mis-
actos pGblirOS eStdn a cubierto do "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

2arlns para sinmpre. rs I'M Soplo
.traj.1or. mla dArriDa n ia victima o
alta fiebre. V cuando los padres,
c0ntent0s nor vnrla a punio de inner
iarsn de ella. eSprran anSlosoS I'm
hia mas, para 81 a su VaStaSo Re
y%0loirar. alecrandn Ia raSa Y e! cora
zin ron sus rarcaiadas y sn rhaFia IN
rnhercnfn. r]rt0rridOs p0r las manos
CIRCLES g inyisiDlnS IL Ia S0mbra NAL
,liia. lurhan Y So dcSV"lan. haSIa
drseSprrarsn ante Fl muro de In M
Dotcncia Y pcqucilcz dn n cIrncla
humana. trnirndO que .imitarse 4 e.
vanlar los oios a 10 alto. olvidando
unr tambiin de 10 alto vino el YER
dugo, piiirnio piehad. r0gindolc T:ln
Su-lic la nrcSa. ! lne.o. rtlanfn s."
va "A s0mhra, ruan'io afl0ian las ma
~rrtOrcadnraS ir mirmbr6S lnfan-
lies Dc rnralnnrS paterna!rS. a So
CUR Su 0hra nHfanda. paSan iIaS y
ScmanaS de- ansirhaf mortal. para
>bS"ryar Ia ma=niui del daHo per-
.'uanrnic IlI" ha cauSadd. como chen
harrr. los que al volvcr al h0@ar anan
dOnadO Dor los y:in!alOS. examiner
rOn terror los cfrctOS dc 81 paS0.
~ l.. .r,-lA ,-n IN anu TlTrntil
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

lari6n de esos nfnct0s mas o'menos
graves. harnmos signOs de energica
a]prohariin al psruchar la aDolpgiade
Ia rienria modrrna, de u PROGRESSES,
rlanin so nos advierte que va no sa-
be de allelIaS terribles epidemias
de cGl"ra m0rbo, nj de rachas de VI
ruelas que ~paFerian ser mueshFa de
IN sininS!rn dcseo de r%6hvartir.- q los
h0mbreS Ell sarns de pus. ST. esfa
probable ri progreSO de Ia medicina,
pero no 81 81 ~aluellas epidemias-fu
minantcs. que eran como grandes pa
!allaS m las que caian miles de nom
bres v mui"res. en brcves horas. cast
sin surrir, serian preferibles a estos
tCuucs infernalcs del ala negra de Ia
s0mhra miSteri0Sa que nos defarma 4
HurSirnS angeles.
70 rnnriho IIn alGIin padre Sc re-
brln y h!asrcmr on tales casdSraun-
lri. at irm0r a 10 que haya mas ALA
del miSlrrio me- haaa d~ctrnerrne con
movidO ante 81 'Pirla, Signore,' lm-
plorad0 p0r las mafrrs I%!al!anas. A.
raso lrngan razdn n q que las
pur,icn c~Sruchar. Mas p0r lo-racnos
que los que Green IN Ia cienGia hui
mana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
SENIOR -. i=nati0 F.. I.nZanO.
Director dr Ia PRENSA.
San Anlnnin I,.Nls

HtN-a el4atfftlthN. fAl~
MAY S.6or MO:
II. ,fSio con D.na an. ,i.I .uer-
pn lie reduction de IN pari6diro serio
y ~rn>ato como - 81 que Id. dirige
=, m" la-an rar-oS ralumnioSos que
M iien"u mas Fundamental uIe q!
d"rlr j" mjs rnrmjgoS q malTuerirn
-. y mr rrficro al iniu>tn aiaruc
1a. contra nj rrputar.nd apar.rp on
g. ntjmaro h. Ia pRENSA rorraSnon
d.-n,r al dia -ocho Il" los r~orriantes
~ Ia >ccridn sijlfada ~riroS nj Ban
90. an ionI" - aSiraia rua mo
d.ant" uno> ;rrolinrS y mechanic ma
srmi;a. rrSalvf Iicrn.iar ri.n ri
h"mhT'>. "fi~i"nd"s" ">to al tan dis
r"iht" iona ma! :omPrendiI 10 .icen-
clanh"ni" de. fit'rci;o Federal He Ne
Hico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
DESDE WASHINGTON
PIEDAD, SENIOR!

81. como ha OcurridO en- muchoS
casos. en- In ASA del cnfrrmO no hay
romO.lidadnS no puedr ser este blnn
atrndiIO-sc ryigr cuartO vtntl!adC.
limpirza. ampliiud y una nurse
para cuidarlc Y rvlIar que tnnGa
c0ntartO con las pcrSonaS IL" aIu"ra-
- IT, tra>laia a unn Il" los rnatrn
h0SpilaicS innia han Si,io hahl!lta-
iaS ruatrn ~cSn+cialrs SalaS para fr-
rihirInS. lIaSia ah0ra ha Sld0 Bf00-
klyn ri harrio mas castigad0 y las
lautiliaS dc inrnalrros italian0S resi-
denies en- !aS raSaS de vrrindad donda
aprnaS hay rSpario para rrSpirar. las
que mavOrrS danes han SufridO a con
S"runnria dn Ia npi1irmia.
,Prro ain mas que las mrdidaS pa
ri %c"ntcn"r n la plaza, y miS lam
hi,:n que >I viruirncia, prrOrupa a
las autOridadrS Sa~SilnsiaS 81 0rigen
dc este nlcvo terrible hrOtc. T0daS
las mi!aiaS :" nan diri@i 10, como
orurr" Sirmprr. On raSoS parrrldos. a
o. lnmigrantcS. Prr0 NJ 80 ha pO-
ado rnrOnlrar alGin dalO que indi-
an" Ia p0Sibi!iiad de que 10 hayan
trai,i0 los i0rnalrrOS cur0ra0S. cuya
Suciciaa y falta de hygiene 5ll>fIfira
10 lbs los t"morrS.
IIa<ta hoy. 81 cgO,Sm0 lie los que
no tirncn niii"S habia prrmanccid0
irdnluIl0. sin ~rXplirarSc .! d0lor !ue
rct0rrcr;i 81 cora2Gn dc iantaS ma
drcS anouSiiadaS p0r la mu"rLc, o Ia
"~nfrrmmiaI ,Ar SuS pclurnuclOS. o
p0r q am"naHa que SObrr "!!OS nrSa.
P"r0 IamhiGn "SaS bucnaS @"nt"S, que
licn"n la ~,lcSgracia de no prcOcupar-
So por ningIIn nilO. 50 han alaTmado
al lcer la notification que les di-
rig" 81 prpartamcnt0 de Salnbridad.
alvirtijrd0lrS que 81 hicn haSta aho-
RI nj IA proSrn;e epidemic no ha sido
atarad: n%in@una persona mayor De
rainrrc amos. cn IA de 1907 murierOn
al&un"< aIulIoS. Con este So Pc. que
una fina.idad natural. Ia De conse-
=uir Ia cooperation lie las personals
por~t"nccirnicS a csa rlaSe. en- Ia lu-
eliza IN In aniq1ami1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
Washington, Julio /.

En- las liltimas q 'h0raS turo 70
lociminntO cl Departam"ntO de Sd
luhriiad de Nunva York. de Il caS"s
nurv0S de PARALYSIS i%nfantil. FL bro
10 cpiiimirn de Ia terrible enTcrmH-
dad ha ranSatIn iania alarma que
las autoridadrS SanitariaS han adOp-
lala mciiiaS hcr"!raS contra ella.
DrSir harr murhO tempo no Ste les
,"fa al0ptar aptiind tan ~reSuelta.
tyrr han celcbrad0 nm console de
GUERRA. n que c0ncurriHron cuantOs
purdrn ayudar a IA grande hnmani
laria ,!rfruSa dc los ninOS.
La rauSa del terror que Ia produ-
eide "A r~"aparicidn de- Ia pariliSiS in
.an;il. rS que "SIa yrH llega Il 81 poor
rorma. r> rdcir. rauSand0 Ia muertn
n una propagation superior a tofaS
~ an;cri0rrS. qua! 10 demueStra cl
.srrhn a.. q dc los tr"Sri"n!oS dos nj
nos atacadOS haSla 81 m0ment0 en-
.,pr r-rrihO hayan Sucumbido S"Srnta
= ,uairo. E<la rX~trardinaria proper
ri6n he la m0rtalidad prcocupa adn
mas que Ia cnfrrmcdad miSma.
Fl doctor Emerson. C0miSinnadO de
Saiuhrilad I"l Ayuniami"niO de n
.r.an r0-"i6pnliS. Ina ~rNprrSa,i0 81 rS-
tniG lee amino "n lu" So halla. al
~,irrir: "E.Sta rpidrmia amrnaza con
>up-rar Il la ir 1907. en- Ia .Iu" huho
POGO mas lr dos mil Iuinicnt"S ca
sos. \ 10 que - P"0r: cSii carartcri-
Iada p0r ma virulrncla Iu" Pa>Ina a
~ homhr"> he rirncia Il cuyO rStu-
lilo la <iGo SOmrtida. Ent0nrcS. IN
1907. produio un rirnt0 por rient0
j" i~"funri"n">: ahora. Ia proportion
- ruair0 vrcrS mayor.
y In rpiirmia So nNfl"ndr. .tpare-
rr on HuryOS harriOS. en- GALES que
taDian ~parcciIo haSta ah0ra inmu-
nrS q 81 rontagio. y 81 DrparIamcn
to d" >alubridad, ayIliado por Ia fl
~.antr6p!ra institution Rockefeller. ha
mnvilila,io to,in IN ejircitG para com
batirla. Al Sur-ir I'm case nurvO.
:" c0Iora cn Ia pucrta de la casa don
i" EST" IN pa>Iuin, an QUE :" adj
,iartn q ufIi'iro Su ryiSt,Uria Y "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

ron a dar alurl pa>o. tan muy diSru-
lido come" haro r~mpr"niido. d"rrcho
III" 50 TRANSFORMED "n obligation.
cuando IA application Va diri@ida a
las oplnIoncS mrrccedOraS de- mas
alto r"SpetO. como tcngO 81 .uStn dc
r0ncrpIuar In II" III. Y que. 81 n
iuz@o rrraia. d"ho drrir que ri error
J" rr"o san" y !" a]trihnyo 4 IA falta
he inflammation romplrla Sobrr II
aSunIO.
AnieS de cntrar en- la explicaci6n
lie los motives y circunStanciaS 1un
'irtcIminaron aqu5lla lisoluci6n.
ME pcrmito aScgurar a I'd. que sligo.
~rreycni". con t0da la fuerza que ia
a! tirmno a n maiura rcfleNi6n.
que "Stuvr en- 10 rrctO al obrar como
% hic": Y 81 birn denlOr0 que los a.
r"nl"clmicnI0S p0SicriorcS hayan rn-
'uliado ian dnSaSIrOsOS para nuastra
lmaia patria. abrigo la conviction de
lue clio no rue Ia consequence in
mrdiata. nj relaiiva. De la llamada di
IoluciGn del EiGrcitO Federal, como
DrrtcndcrG iu>tificarl0 en- seguida.
eXaminando 81 case ordenadamente
1aJO tOdoS SuS aSpectOS: legal. poll
leo, militar y moral.
l0.-LaS o~bligaciOnes V funci0nas
lei Ej"rcito. cSian perfcctamenlr de
flnitaS en- nunStraS leyeS, Y por 10 tan
to. no S"ra nnccSario eSpecificarlas
l1uI. para aSentar que. una vcz de-
S~apareridoS los Tres pOderes del Go
bierno, e. Ejercito no teria va razon
legal para pretender a TODD coSto con
tlnuar su eXlStencia. Y linicampnte
lie r"Siaba Ell deber de conseguir ga
rantiaS para las vidas e ~intcreses que
habian luedado baio SUI Immediate
protection, asi como para las vidas
de SuS prOpiOS miembrOS. Tod0 es-
to Sc r%onSigui6 hasta d0nde era hu-
manamcnte possible, mediante los ira
iadOS de TeOlOyucan: Y Ell iltimo de-
Der del Ej6rcitO quedaba cumpIido.
81 dIchos tratadoS fueron objeto de
una burla V violaci6n criminal, la
responsibilities Sera de aquelos que
traiciOnaron su solemne compromi-
so. mientras ell Eiercito Sc sacrifi-
caba en- aras de la Patria. buscando
una pronta y salvadora tranquilidad..
2o.-Al disolverse log Poderes del
GobiernO Federal, {; Samente ce-
dieron Y otorgaron a los rebeldes, Fl
dtrccho de formar 81 nucvo Gobier-
no: al Ejercito no le correspondia
IiscuIir sobre 81 clio era Q no con-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

~Ncnl"nir: m~aynrnrntc ruandO Il Eje
cut!V". tlliInp dc los podcrr> en-
desapareccr. a! nombrarme Conan
,lante General del Ejcrrito, me Orde
naha que ultimaSe los traiadOS pa
IA haccr Ia rnlrrga de- Ia Capital a
los rrvnluriOnario>, r0nrretand0mr 4
cOnScguir g~arantiaS para las vidas t
intereSes de II socieiad ~metropoiita-
ma, V al mism0 tempo Sc me ordeno,
que evitase el eXponer L la ciudaA
a los horrores de un comhGte Gcntro
de ella, aSi como Que diSc!viese ell
Ejercito en- case neceSario. CreO ha
Der cumplido las postrerls 6rdenes
de 10 que fue el Gobierno que nos
daba el derech0 de exist" como inSti
tucl0n, Y nunca me Sentiria juslifi-
cado 81 hubiese aSumidn ]arbitrar;a-
mente n jefatura de pna nueva re-
volucion, convirtiendc al Ejarciro en-
una nueva faction rebelde. 10 cual
en- aquelos p~e!iGIosDs morcntos. ,
dada Ia Observation-Disclosures &c los
pseudo Observation-Disclosures. podria
haber precipitado Ia intervention
Ianqui ell forma general, cuyas
consecuencias eran faciles de pYcue-
cir, Y tambien creo que nunca Sc
me podra c%onvencer Ell que era de mi
deber asumir tai responsabilidad. En-
cuanto que debjmos haber pretenu,-
do por Ia fuerza de las armas In
desocupacion de V~.eracruz, hay que
recordar que Ell gobierno. va presi-
dido por ell General Huerta, como va
por Ell senior Lie Carvajal. nabia
conse2tido Y tolerado tai invasion de
nuestro territocio, Y que era ell Ejer.
otto quirn debia provocar ia que
rra sobre cosa va juzgada. 4. este.
agrcgare que, en- mi humilde con-.
cepto, Ia actitud del Sr. Lie. Caravan,
Ia e]ncueniro justificada.
3o.-Como los rebeldes constitu-
cionalistas.' en- I'm prlnclplo exlgian
la rendici0n incondirional de la pia-
"a, negdndose abiertamente 4 ofre-I
Ger garantias siquiera fuese para Ia
%sociedad, Sc resolvi0 hacer resisten-
cia Y Sc orden6 Il Jefe de Estado Ma
yor de IA Secretaria de Guerra, que
nombrase una -comisi6n de faculta-
tivos para que estudiase Y atendiese
q Ia fortificacion y defensa de la pla-
"a, Y eStos dictaminaron que no de-
bia hacerse Ia defensa, porque no Sc
(Psss n In 6a. pso- Col In |
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

Dicen cue Ia "pani.iva"
prouj0 saldri del pals
por no p0ner en- ur iris
= Nerus Y comitiva.
Que todoS gaStan saliva
para decirles "gud bay.
ya que con todo 10 que hay
Sc mira el case al reeves.
Va estoy aprendienGo ingles: /:
va Duedo decir 'Oi ray.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
CHANTECLER

copia i, una ras.!a que dirici nj So
nor don Federico Gamhna. con irrha
= lie Nbril pp,io.. rrrutandn In Opt
mon Il" que 81 iic"nriamirnlO del
Ejcrriio Federal no irhi6 de habcrsr
prrmiIiio. cuya opinion la cxpreS6
este di<iinguido lilcrato. rn e. vihrau
lr ariiculo Gu" pubiir6 on La Re-
vista social. dc la Habana. baio q
tiluIo de ".ifea .Iaria.... y. ii tai re-
futarldn no Ia hic" por medic d" Ia
prrn>a en aIlri rntonce>, clio So de-
be I las razonpS que anteS he deiaio
a]pun;ada> al rNpIicar 81 por0na de
mi >ilrncio.
Agradecirndo anticipadamente IA
i~rrerrnria que me dispense. me es
.rato SuSrrihirmn a Ia. alto :. :,
r. VELASCO.
-
Los AIl-'IeS, r"''I"F'lia' L. l. he A.,
.snF1I - az lS'o
~ Lie l'"n r'hfrlc" "aliiDoa
hdI'dlia' ''uha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
TIROS AL BLANCO
Ell DEL DIA,

Va 80 inicia un nueFa plan
para 0tra rcvoluci6n
u ha de hacerle una incisi0n
al "reinad0" carranclin.
Faltara organization,
pero elementos los hay,
.adelante, que caray.
va cue Mexico es como es.....
Va estoy aprendiendo ingtcs:
Va puedo decir %! ray.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

Angeles Y don Manuel
B0Hiila, craniioso par,
van 2 rcyOluci0nar
para arrsgiar cl pastel.
Tienen dinero u erancl,
scgin Sc cuenta por "ay',
Y valientes, 81 los hay,
les siguen sin inlerGS.
;Ia estoy aprendienia inglts:
va puedo decir ''ol ray.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
DEL PUBL, ICO
Habla Ell senior General Jose Refugio Velasco

Los Angels California. Julio Ii De
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

Lo de Trevinh sali6
puro jaTabe DE- pico;
parece que ei may borrico
ante e. nance Sc raj@;
pero Va Gtro Gar biinc6
del rancho del TIC Samuel
para no darle Quartet
4 Venus e. descortts.
VA eStoy apreEdiendo inglis:
va pronuncio 'veri giiel,.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

Don Venus, false patricia.
Sc abri6 como los meloneS
V do mil satisfaccioncS
al recibir cierta nota.
Sc lie arm0 una chirigota
de las mas completas que hay;
pero el viejo sc las tray"
Y eXclama Ell tono cOrteS:
- !aS "notas" 'cn ingIes
yo s;empre contcsto: 20! ray.
FL "ministro" Luis Cabrera
proyecta un viaje 4 Ia IIahana.
pueS ID @entc c~arranclana
10 tiene hasta "a m~ollera.
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-03


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at the preacher. These men could not
deny the truth of his accusation; they
therefore turned upon him in anger.
Being full of the Holy Spirit is an
abiding condition and inevitably in
wolves a conflict with Satan 1t led
Stephen to look up and not about
him, and in his hour of testing he saw
wonderful vision of heaven-"T The
glory of God and of Jesus standing
Let us accept the testimony of this
dying man as a literal fact. This
sight strengthened him for his suf-
fering and for his witnessing. Death
had no more terror for Stephen and
he was faithful and steadfast to the
end.
III. Stephens Burial. These men
overreached themselves, for persecu-
ton simply scattered those who gave
the Christian testimony a wider and
a more effective hearing (11:19-2D.
This force Of circumstances thrust the
early church forth from Jerusalem.
Now, after a period of perhaps five
or seven years. we see the beginning
of the literal fulfillment of the Pente-
costal program (Acts 1:8). During
this storm of persecution the apostles
remained at their posts in Jerusa-
lem.
Sauls rage knew no bounds, and
not content with disputations in the
synagogues, he prosecuted the church,
sparing neither sex nor age Glib.
Stephens success was in his per-
sonal life and his answering testi-
mony.
Stephens victory has been first
fruit OF the triumph Of the church
throughout its history In heaven he
wears the victors crown among 'the
overcomers.'
Over the grave Of the two Wesleys,
in Westminster Abbey, is tablet
bearing these words: God buries his
workers. but carries on the work"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-03
HERE'S NATURES OWN
REMEDY FOR CATARRH
HyOmei Relieves Catarrh without the
Use of Dangerous Drugs


Not until Hyomei was discovered
has it been possible to truthfully say
that real remedy for catarrh was
known
Hyomei is an oil and its air is
breathed through a small inhaler fur
nished with it for minutes four
times a day, and during that time
every particle of this sHyomei-laden
air taken into the air passages and
lungs is impregnated with a powerful
germ killing and, health giving anti
septic.
Sprays and lotions often cause dis
orders of the respiratory tracts or
bring on some other diseases and new
er make a permanent cure of catarrh.
But when the air of Hyomei pen
etrates to the inmost air cells of the
lungs and enters the blood with the
oxygen it not only kills the germs in
the throat and nose, but kills the ba-
cilli in the blood freeing the mucous
from poisonous microbes
and giving perfect health.
A complete outfit is inexpensive and
includes an inhaler, dropper and suf-
fcient Hyomei for several weeks treat
ment
R. Hodgins has SO much faith in the
merit of Hyomei that he agrees to re-
turn the money to any purchaser who
is not thoroughly satisfied. 31-7
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-03

prohibitive and to whom the great
chances of profit would successfully
appeal.
There is large renting population
in Moscow. 1t is likely that the pro-
portion of renters will tend to in
crease. Any number of small families
to whose happiness yards, gardens,
home orchards, and barns are not es-
sential would welcome the chance to
rent small apartment in a we'll
heated, well-managed apartment
building
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-03

The American idea of preparedness
is to decorate a public building with
electric fags-Chicago Tribune.
And the American idea of euphoni-
Gus language is to use a hideous word
like preparedness when a satisfactory
substitute could be found.
Preparedness is hard to say and
sounds bad when said. 1t does not
convey any meaning which the word
preparation does not convey. To be
sure, in a strict sense, the term
preparation emphasizes the act of
getting ready; but it also implies the
condition of being ready.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-03
AN APARTMENT HOUSE

One of the sure signs OF Moscow's
approach to city size and habits is
the growing. interest in the often
mentioned project of building an
apartment house. The right man
ought during this season of plentiful
capital, to be able to interest inves-
tors in such scheme.
An outlay Of 100000, it is estimated,
would be enough to build a suitable
house of paying size Perhaps if one
individual could not be induced to put
SO many eggs into one basket, a group
of stockholders could be gathered to
whom the small risk would not be