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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19
Bandits Kill
Two and Loot
Santa Fe Train

BLISS, Okla, oct. 19.-Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe mail-express
train number five, sOuthbound, was
held up and robbed by a band Of
robbers near here tonight.
An express messenger and a bag
sageman whose names have not
been learned, were shot and killed
by the bandits. After loOting the
train, the robbers escaped in an au-
tomObile.
Police sent by special train from
Perry, it is reported. have taken up
the trail Of the robbers. the num-
Der of whom is not know.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19
WORK HELD UP ON
COAST F0RTIFlCATI0N
Railroad Mortgage Holders Refuse
Government Use OF
Right of Way.

NORFOLK. Va, oct. 19.-Be-
ginning of construction work upon
Fort storey. the $S.oO0,OO0 strong
hold 10 be built at Cape Henry. has
been held up il was learned We'd
nesday. 10y refusal 10 the trustees of
the mortgages OF the Norfolk South
ern railroad 10 ratify the agreement
made with the officers of the COM
pany 10 give the war department
absolute control OF their right Of
way through the government reser-
walton at the cape.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19
ssSTOP THE FIRST COLD.

A cold does not get well of itself.
The process OF wearing out "A cold
wears you out, and your cough be-
comes serious If neglected. Hack
ing coughs drain the energy and sap
the vitality. For AZ years the happy
combination of soothing anti-septic
balsams in DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry has healed coughs and relieved
congestion. Young and old can tes-
tify to the effectiveness of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for coughs and colds
Buy a bottle today at your Druggist,
soc. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19
EnRGET NorR ACHES

Stiff knees. aching limbs. lame
back make lie a burden. If YOU suf-
ier from rheumatism. govt lUmba-
~. neuralgia. get a bottle OF SlOan's
Iluiment. the universal remedy FOR
pain Easy 90 apply. IL penetrates
without rubbing and sOOthes the ten
ser flesh Cleaner and more effective
thar many ointm snts or pouIgices.
For strains or sprans sore mus
Giles or wrenched ligaments result
ing from strenuous exercise, Sloan's
lnimsnt gives quick relief Keep
il on hard Tor emergencies At your
Druggisl pc adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19
New Home Treatment
for Banishing Hairs
(Beauty Topics

With the aid of a dsIatone paste,
10 BIS an easy matter for any woman
90 remove every trace of hair or fuzz
from face. neck and arms Enough
of the powdered delatone and water
Is mixed into q thick paste and
spread on the hairy surface for
about two minutes, then rubbed off
and the skin washed This complete
~ removes the hair. but To avoid dis
appointment get the delatone i'm an
original package.-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19
IOWA BANK ROBBED
Four Bandits Get Away With Be-
tween $1,000 and 5000.

CENTRAL Ia. Oct 19.-Four
bandits entered the city late We'd
nesday in an automobile. held up
the cashier of the First National
bank and escaped with between So
600 and $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19

LaCamule front lace Corsets.
Models for all figures. 50 and up.
The Corset shop. 80 S. Main ST.
-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19

vere
VAMPIRE MARK SWAIN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-09
POOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT.
In Answering Ads Please Mention nm,s

OR REST Elegantly furnished 90 ont
bedroom. with 90. without board. gem
r,ntu 40 l. ltH Nal oA.H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-09
BILLIARD AND POOL EQUIP
MPNI

In Answ cring Ads Please Mention Tunes
-~-~~~~~-~~-~-~~~~~,~~~>
WANTED Iu trad. fur .u|-. .ha'.4
and pool table," Baxter. aNts Is lna.
IrI..N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-09
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
In Answering Ads Pleas. Mention Tim,

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time.
N~~>>~~s~~~~J~~N~> ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~
WANTED. From owner or 6-rp,m
modern home 100 northwest close tp car
line. must he bargain Address R-245.
Times
WANTED b acres FOR subdivision small
oklahoma towns ". j. WlluEham.
Hutchinson. Kan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-09
REr nrua RATORe .tND SODA
FOUNTAINS.
In Answering Adj. pIensr Mcmillan Time.

IN NnrWrrInr Ads. FIrnsr MrnIIUn Iimr-7
For SALE butcher cooler aN1NO. Al
condition, ,l3b cash or terms yS n
Broadway W. $40.
For SAILS good second hand rcfris
orators. your own price, / iurEr candy
refrigerator, same as now. SIS ~ Broad
why. W $40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-09
I | rgr the levy


Snid election WIN by held under the
general election laws of the state NJ N.
nhouu, except thr-Icturus wtli bc nnda
lu lhr Board ui Education of the city ot
oklahoma city, and the Excise Hoard
NJ Oklahoma County state ~ Oklahoma.
Al persons within oklahoma CITY school
District VINO are qualified electors un-
der the Constitution and laws ~ ths
state NJ oklahoma. VIII b, entitled 10
vote ot said election and ali persons re.
sldIuI uutslde the rQfporntu limits os
the tlii pf Oklahoma city. but Within
the territory ATTACHED thereto for school
purposes, shall he authorized tn vse at
The polling place nearest his residence.
The polls a. said election will bS
opened A. the hour NJ six o'clock q m,
and oluscd at the hour ut seven o'clock
y m NJ said election day
Given under thcshnnd and seal of said
Board of Education ~ the city OF OKLA.
homR CITY " the state ~ Oklahosy,.A.
this the tth day NJ August. A. ID, fstG
THE BOARD or EDUCATION on TU8
CITY or OKLAHOMA CITY OF T.V1
STATE or OKLAHOMA
lsEAL) ny X J EDWARDS.
Ats' ,,.. o., Prsydsnt. Z
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-09
LEGAIS

IIsIi IlbN HkO'IAMAIlON.
Dr.. ,.,sa. az ,t. ou,b,,i,v vcatsd II
.,.' r.. '.''' %, ,.,.' va. ",''',',N M 49,, '.
''' h'''I '' Ii"'''Inh bf IN" laws y
Vice state OF oklahoma, and pursuant -
resolution duly p.44,I bv the ExcisA
ro,,t ~, n,r.t.r,, r,,o,y oLi.h-r..
on 'he -,,o dpy of July. 1916. finding thau
an excess levy Of one mill was necesS
..ry ,or ""en' ep"o.gs for the Boar1
cts. or The n,,oi year boginn.dg july
'' ''''''s
'''' ANA '.'n"''l.'s '"lt spoc'A
aaa',, ,.l' tor the purp"se OF submit
bono CIV school District the questiog
Of making such Increased levy. notice ioI
aor'sy an.g that special election ~
hereby called 10 hp held on the 10Th day
z 4gena, lol6 in Oklahoma city sehoc
said CITY Of Oklahoma Clt, and the ter,
r'"r attached thereto for school pur'
poses. 'of lh" purpose OF submitting
,h' qualified electors Of the said okla|
of making 1n increased levy Of one mil
/ upon thr nss,Hsed valuation ut the. prGp1
/ tly T.,h'n said school District. ms r.
nomp coao'g oJ46omo. 70 Bay the ear]
Of the city ~ Oklahoma Clry. Of th2
H.'r ~ oklahoma, tPt the fiscal yeas
.',.uh'h,h5 JHN i'lh
l""iug polinE places.
Ward One, city Of Oklahoma City.
Precinct tith md rlass"n tenO.
iir'iu'i 18th and Mckinley Chris
uln 'hiirhj ,-.
Precinct i-l7& West nth IN A.
kro'eor.F
p.',,'' ',,, w., w.. -''' W. I''h 81 'h- a.
'Tln'T y"
I.tnrc',' 'O'n ana western 'drue|
p,.,,,,
,.in' 'T>,u'l -iH' ana western 'fife sta
p,.,,,,, ,,,h ..,,, 1.....t. ,....
.acr IVES, sia. stro"i '''''' '"'N S"'
''p ''I' SIr'''
.,,rc s,,,j,, 1'tS"" anu IurK fiacs
/ pr,,tn,t Ia mn ,,,r., 4, 49,,
, .par,rc " '''' '''' -. ~ "h'r
Precinct H. ON "a no. .,t.t,.o.,.
0ng,l " '"' ''"s"' s""
Precinct 90 ..u- ~ p,,,4,,..,.
w,rd TO cI,y ~, ott,h' ,n,..
p,,',"r, ~. ~ .U,, o., GNN''"O',d IVY
Irrr,ne, D rn, ANA a,
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-09
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times

N"~~~~~~~~oS>>N>-~~D~~o~ D~~o~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~O--
NiE-Close iu. clear, Tor equity
larger property or pair lots. Call sl7
North Laird
YOUR Choio" 81. n,rr improved pratt
rie farm under irrigation. 3l2 acres.
Cau"y valley; uuc-third clolrcd. $40 per
acre. win take some trade Box g3.
Boy Ci! Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-09
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
In An.w erinr Ads. Please Mention Times.

NEAR CITY, So gooA improvements,
dairy stock farm fine meadow, shaded
pasture, abundant suf, water some
cash needed will sacrifice walnut
6l3S 1909 W 9th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-09
WtNrED 70 rent amnll we'll improved
acreage tract Wal l2l

siSS $50, " 9TH
WANTED 20 rent. smnll well improved
acreage tract wal i2l
CANEY PLANTATION SNAr Matngor.
do county. 3.gi2 acres partly improved
Includes main line railroad towns,tc.
every acre, deep rich soil extra tlnv
cotton, corn, sugar, truck land, rain belt .
sure crop country can show bale cot ton
ana ~ bushels cOtu per acre u.ups now
sacrifice price, $50 per acre, half ctsh
and nOtes balance trade clear prppcrt .
equal value MagiIl Bros, HAY cry,
TpNHH
RICH quarter. near Lawrence. $50 per
ucrc; must sell kelsall Realty Co
l,awt"nce, Kan
FOR SALE 100 Acrcs or land IN Adams
county, n ~ For price and terms
address Hans lybcfg, Route 2, Whalnn,
Mlnn
SALE or EXCHANGE - gfOO-nor.
ranch Hays county Texas. Ia tlln-
ble 3 sets improvements, fenced and
cross -fcnCed; running water; only $40
| per acre take In exchange residences
In city $1,000 to $40 900, or we'll lccnted
vacant lots q geo; 30 years 3 pcr,ynt.
balance cpy ThlH ranch located Il
miles from san Marcus, iu the plctur-
esque part OF Texas, G. T. smith. SiO
lnButanoe plds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05

S'Nr run PLAY To the arms. The collar
is low ana comfortable. sleeves are
cut elbow lcuSth. so as not TO inter
Ter" with free movement The bloom
"rS button to the bolt of the blouse
harrinE amy possibility of uulovin.:
garments pulling apart and di%playiuy
'h'ir slat" "f "StranScmcnt to the gal
lcrN on tho courts
i'S way Of upscttiny II thoroughly
GOOD color idea the tennis Girl wears
Win her pale faced suit bIushinc
stockings OF pink and rcd plaid. with
lines of white here and there as rud-
der shades permit.
oh. these vimnin,
Girls who like their sports clothes
served III stripes are rather overriding
III" matter. They are not conicn, To
nave skirts and Jackets Of these wild
~ Soi"rcd fabrics. hut hats. shoes,
scarves. handbags and hlousrs ms we'll
y woman no longer needs TO have a
vivid personality: her clothes mako Tho
impression instead.
sports hats arc mad" chiefly OF non
gee taffctd. linen ana Japanese creme
some are embroidered and MANY ar,
trimmed with straw flowers ,;laLco
'iore'tc cffccts are very stuuuinc
l'riSht -colorcd sweaters have a,
'"'hc" such an astonishing vogue that
''ch ''hes in arms az. wearing them.
V'opEright. 1916. by j. kcclcy)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05
Ethical
alks
What to Wear
Up-to-Datc Tennis Gil Uses Bloom
ers Instead Of Skirt
by Ninc. Out Nive

Many woman has discovered that
her second best frock Is as nice and
comfortable as her second best beau.
You cannot possibly hc admitted TO
the exclusive circles Of beach beau
ties unless you possess certain uttrtc-
tive wardrobe accessories.
Fcrinstuntz. you mrst have II julius
Caesar robe OF vivid colors. and il must
be lined with waterproof silk If YOU
get in and out of a sweater. that also
must he water proof. If YOU fancy
your swanny neck is chilly. wrap it in
folds Of waterproof scraf. with Jersey
on one side and rubber on the other.
IL YOU desire the correct color for
dashing bathing suit choose b"nhon
pink. You will look much like a
candy girl in the front row Of the
chorus. and may attract considerable
attention, in which event YOU may be-
queath the suit to an uudcscrvinE
fricIid. and wear II nice. neat rational
beach costume OF black bathing satin.
trimmed with black ana white checks
In ruhbcriEed material. II is our per-
sonal belief that the Giri who rests
upon the bosom OF Neptune should be
clad modcstly and simply. but that our
Ideas arc not general is proved by tho
displays OF beach suits that one cannot
safely observe without tho soothing in
fuencc OF smoked glasses. only the
goddcsses can afford IT, draw human
eyes in their own direct ou--and vivid
startling apparel viii turn tho trick
on every occasion
In the parade OF emancipation an
pears n mysterious Stranger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05
Woman and Home

tc,s feet 'nmhlcd revolver that hat
been rolled up In his sweater at tn,
bottom OF tho case.
Elsie caught sight Of tho fallen
weapon. Before Mlartel could stoo,
she had seized IL and was branclisltins
il above her head
'If YOU don't promise not TO desert
me-" she began
Drop that thing. YOU little idiot
he srowlcd, catching her wrist in boil,
hands and. by quick wrench dis
arninG her. "icruics and Mysteries
don't mix we'll with firearms. |, serves
me right for packing that pistol AT all.
would have left II behind. hut my
father gave II to me and had my
name carved on tho butt. | don, he
iicNe in carrying weapons. And when
damy girl gets hold of them
He finished the sentence with an OK
rroSsiNc gesture of tho hand that held
the revolver. Elsie misunderstood--or
affected TO MISUNDERSTANDING move
mcn' And she screamed:
shoot me. then. Go ahead and shoot
me. I've nothing TO live for now"
This amt just a scrap" unused Mrs.
Wigs. catching the shrill words. It's
beginning TO look like murder. The
landlord will give me blazes II { let
folks Kill each other here.
Maftcl dropped the pistol into the
side pocket OF his coat. II was an old
coat-one he had donned for shipboard
wear. And the pocket into which he
thrust the revolver was Il pocket int o
which he had once inadvertently
dropped lighted cigarette Almost
tho entire bottom OF II was burned out.
The pistol. therefore. slipped through
and fen again Ia the Moor. But this
time /, landed atop a cheap little fur
rug. whose thickness deadencd the fall.
50 that II was unheard b.! Martcl
through the clamor Of t;lsics raging
voice. ~
shoe, me-" she was sobbins "rd
rather die than live. swear | wont
live II YOU leave me- swear it,
The man looked hopclessly Ut tho
uuiNcrinc girl Then his rowing glance
1. tel upon 81 table clock The hands
pointed 10 ll:3Q-the very hour and
minute he was due to meet Leonard al,
walk distant
II don't set there on time" he
mnttcrcd. 'hc may think I'm not com
in2 and sail without me. haven't a
second 10 lose
II, caught np tho suit case and
started hastily to repack IT, Blu, Elsie
spranc at him again and twiucd her
fingers in the cases handle. $50 that
nothing short OF painful force could
loosen her grasp.
'ro lie Continued To-Morrowy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05

Maymc To read 1T her club. II goes
like this:
'''rhc finest thing in all tho world
They ac, just like II vulturc.
When people amt got any OF such
They act just like II vulturc.
! always try 4" be polite
And cunsidcra,tr Of peoples fcc,iups
And that is why they treat mo all right
When with them ! have dealings"
" don't know much about pnciry. F."
said tho Head barber. "but that don't
sound lk" poetry to me. II sounds
kind Of foolish"
That's ola account, Of your not hav-
ing no intellect. George" said IN.
Manicure Lady. Poetry is wrote for
folks with tops on their bodies, pcoplc
with br;ius. II everybody had brains.
the poets would get rich. AS is. they
writ" for r"ils that knows good things
aud hope YOU don't think Nilfrcd
would hc hur; none il lie knew you
didn't like his poetry"
"You used 10 think ] was smar, -
said the Head l!arhcr. Anyhow, you
always asked my advice about n lot
Of things
You're SMART in world things.
George" agreed the Manicure Lady
things like billiards and betting ana
baseball and beer, and everything that
begins with H. liut all them finer
things OF life. like poetry ana pianos
and pictures and pie. etc. YOU don't
care much about. Your folks rouidn',
have been very proud Of you when YOU
was young. George. You Amt got no
refinement
Maybe You're right" said tho sub
ducd Head Harhcr. but refinement
ain, ever felt 10 home in a barber
shop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05

Il precipitation Of 227 inches. That day
registered also the highest maNimura
tcupcraturc. The percentage OF sun.
shine during the month was Gl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05

1871. forty-iivc years ugo. Tho total
precipitation for Juno amounted To ST.
'hchcs 5.2O above normal. and ISL more
imam tho amount which fell in the
wc'tcst June ever known here before
II was back In 1907. the year Of the
jamestown Exposition. that the rain .
tail in Richmond amounted To G.2I
inches.
During the whole month there was
Just one day in which the sun was not
rurCtincd off by clouds. That Was
June 22. ono week before there was
no gun at all. Tho number of per
icrtly clear days. that is. days thi,,
could not be claSScd as cloudy was
nine. Thirteen days were partly
cloudy. Eight were wholly SO. Rain
t"Ii during seventeen There were
twelve thundcrstorns
me heaviest rain Of tho month fcll
ON the twcntyf"urth. when there was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05

Eiack alpaca Ia pretty, embroidered
with dun blue thread
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05

some OF tho pocketbcohs are very
long and narrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05
Useful
Hints
WHO'S GUILTY?
9th Story, Beyond Recall
: By Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

% B,sck Pearl" "Saliy shit" Etc.
i (Noref1sed from tho series OF photo
ginys OF the .nme name rcIca.cd By
Paths Exchange and shown ut the We
tor ThcHter.D
Copyright. 1910. Hir.. Wilson Woodrow
SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
- Margaret Crane aud John Leonard are CT
5 Gagged to hc married. ON IN" cvc OF Leon
into Brs2ii, Margaret announces thai she Sc
seine into employment as secretary I"
has been elected district attorney. They
quarrel over H. and shN break. N" cngagc,
incni. Leonard has cnploy"d Edwin MHrtcl
70 GO with him Martci IL engaged to rl~tr
Dray1on. ish-h3wn iTnp"r"Im.n III s.rl.
tccted trip When he uota toll her. ,hcr"
is an ugl> scene.
.u CONTINUED From TucsdayD
- Its milestone you're going to cast
. Off she scofed tcarfullN so VIVA, diff
ference does it make"
I'm not casting YOU off" declared
= the cNasptratcd man. i've tried 10
!. explain for tho last half-hour that I'm
going on this expedition only 10 help
us set ahead in the world
ITO help yourself &c, rid OF a mill
stone. you mean You are deserving
INC. And YOU say as AN excuse that
it's for my sake Why don, you say
out and out that YOU hate me and that
YOU are throwing me over
I'm not" he denied wcarily. I'm
doing tho only sane thing. y wife
should be a help 1" her husband. What
prospect OF happiness have You and
MA ~, ,,,,t. a,.nr" ,f,,,, a,. , ~,
rnr ,dyan,cn,.n,i IN -, van he
sensible for once. dear. and put your
selfish wishes and Your hystcria IN
second place and tr! 10 he IN aid TO
me instead OF II hindrauCc? Hrace MP,
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Won !" ,.nn, soIo,,,n I",mn :" "I !%
Marcel.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05

All you have to do is to save the labels. Wrappers
trade marks sales receipts cartons products
advertised exclusively in The Times Dispatch in con-
nectOn with this contest Votes issued ly The
Times Dispatch the basis votes for each cent
of the retail price. The child securing the largest num-
Der or votes wins the prizes. TT COSTS NOTHING To
ENTER, and the open to all white children
under 10 years of age throughout Virginia and North
Carolina $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05
RAINFALL FOR JUNE
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
Weather bureau Records Precipitation
If -: Inches. Heaviest Since IL.
establishment In ISL

More rain fell In Richmond during
last June than during TIA. correspond
mr month - any year Since til. estab.
ishmcut az the local Weather bureau
which las doI"d out weather dope
I" tn, pc"pl" of the capital city since
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05

The "a$c against b. i. Brannan.
charged with aSsnultiuE and threaten
ing Lizzie Robinson. cUlUrcd. wns dis
missed in the Police Court yesterday.
Russell Gray, the negro who whe al
legged 10 have assaulted ItrHnnnn aud
To have cnd"avorcd to strike him with
Il rock. WAS fined 500 and costs. ~"
noted an appeal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05

front and SO arc arranged :" cover
IN" less EXTENDED and more ab1icv!at-
ga raimcnt The model displayed hl.
our amiahic friend. the artist person.
- OF white flannel Of that nice. creamy
shad" that is so summary and soft. The
blouse is extremely loose and large To
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05
Filmed for Speeding.

Jusiic" 'rut"hHcld yesterday fined y
u. Boil SO and costs IN the Police
court on II "hnrG" Of speeding an auto
mobil" through the streets.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
NO HAY tai ESCUADRA
AMERICANA EN- KEY WEST
No Sc dirigen diez buques de guerra q
Mexico. -AcIaracion necesayla

Wese : Taa2pa. n~oc@ramos e~n,erar-
RIOS lie IL vegacid.: d es,a noi!cia.
- que antcs no 10 h@Dianlos Icgr@-
10. : pIGinlos contir-;2r pov beca
lie "aEEos Hasaieros, y por boca de,
misHo captain del "Olive.a." ante e.
restimcn;o del su5-agerte de los Va
pores &e "a Florida. se&or Alberto
Ea.verdc, que ga,aatemente aos ST.
VIC de iEt5rprete. que en- Key Yves;
no haD:a tai escGadra americana.
= ~O.;vet.e" I.eg5 = Ney West &
as oc.o &c Ia maa2aa de aver, ' ="
$50 nora no hab:2 en- aQuei puerto
mas que los dos . tres ~destr5ysrs 9@e
ali estan Gesde hace mucho tempo,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30
DESDE WASHINGTON
REFORMAS ARANCELARIAS

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'" en- zoo" '""c!a eS'' c~a!cu'a"a
P'' 'oS pe! ''o' "'t''!"iS gu ''e''o ~
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iii, P"s" "'"''' ''S''''''
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,'"'. - '''''i''' "'Jo'' pHe..o que
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1piaa ~h!DiGciGu u! m!l!rn C!GGtO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-30

sin cIo $. Dotara movim!anto anormal
,~:g-,ro. r; rastro lie los acorazaaos 7
r.n.a~os.
TomD7co habja seaal a'guna do tro-
ms 1ac So, D~rsparasen para cmbar-
rs. on r,s fant%4jcos cruceros y
..-~.,.a. cra lahior secrf,. p MI
Woo
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roh;,r uco,4o +oros br,res de
-..,~., - o,,;-..c dol .Oiivo5+n" nos
~:.u.,o. dol ,arii4;.o
", 3i...;.a dnrn,i" i.