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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-01-12
GREENSBORO


Ruth Hattie Williams was sick last
week.
The Ladies' Missionary society met
Friday at the home of Mrs. Wallace
Goss
Miss Winona Rowells sister from
East Hardwick has been visiting her
the past week.
The two weeks old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana Bean died Saturday, Jan. l.
We extend our sympathy in this loss.
The drama which was to have been
given TUESDAY, by the Grange Dramatic
club, has sen postponed to later
date.
The leader for c. f. meeting Sunday
evening at o'clock will be Mrs. L. A.
PER- Subject, Working with Peo-
pie -
The annual nesting of The Cnne e.
gational church will be THURSDAY. with
dinner at noon for all who belong to
the parish.
A large amount of ice was taken
from the lake last week by Homer
Harrison, and stored in several village
ice houses.
Saturday morning showed the lowest
temperature in this place this winter,
many reporting from Is TO Is degrees
below zero.
| Miss Estella Goodrich has returned
TO her home from the Barre hospital
after several weeks treatment in that
institution.
Mrs. Mary NJ King, a resident Of
Stannard and we'll known here was
buried in the village cemetery Satur.
dsy afternoon
Mrs. Lila M Young and Mrs. Flora
Miller nave heeE visiting the past
week in -Frveburg, Me-. with Rev and
Mrs Achenbacb.
Lutner Smith returned to Cambri 'gp.
Mass, last week, after a two weeks
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Smith
The annual meeting Of the water
COMPANY was held TUESDAY of last
week and the old hoard of officers was
elected for this wear The debt of the
company is now SCI being reCuced
$400 the past year It was voted tC
gay $500 on the debt this year.
The following officers w re elected
for the coming year in the CongrePa
tiona! Sun fav school on Sunday, Ian
2: SHDeriotendeut, l.. A. Ferrin irst
assistant superint ndent, Dea. Pard0r
Alien: second assistant Frank Smith
secretary, c. II Miller; treasure
Mrs Archie Cutbhertson y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-01-12
GLOVER
Mrs. II. II Cook is quite i'll.

Mrs. II. II Cook is quite i'll
The village school began Monday.
Mrs. Armstrong has gone to Bellows
Falls fer the winter.
Mrs. Alden Phillips has been very i'll
but is improving now.
Miss Grace Dow was home from
Lyndon over Sunday.
L. L. Drew of West Derby has been
visiting his mother here.
Miss Ruby Rogers has been visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Armstrong.
Harris Drew is in serious condition
from an abscess under his arm.
The Excelsior class will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Alpha Bean.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Cusson have
returned from their visit to Canada
Mrs Emma Christie has been visit.
ing relatives in Greensboro and Hard
wick.
Mark Cobb went to Lvndonville last
week to attend the wedding of his
uncle
A daughter was horn to Mr.. and
Mrs Dick Sargent, last week CON.
gratu!ations.
TIE little child of Mr. and Mrs. FREQ
MaLain was quite Ill last W Elk, but
is better now.
Mrs. E NJ. Nichols has some fine
tame rabbits which are enjoying their
fine quarters immensely.
Miss Nellie Cook came home from
| her school at Barton sick on Friday
hut was able to return to school Mon.
dav.
Glover Grange held open meeting or
| the evening of Jan. 18th in honor Of
the birthday of their oldest member
MRS. Nancy Drew.
The seIectmen of the town will NEE
! in the town hall January 9th and the
auditors viii meet February LIST, t.
s.ttle the accounts of the town. Please
bring in your bills early. pa
The supper for the Woman's Union
served by the men. postponed from las
week, will be served Friday evening
from six until all are served. A few
selections will be given after supper.
Mrs Edna Clark came from Woburr
to attend the funeral Of her brother
In law. Chester Sherburne. Mrs Sher
hume and daughter. Donna, of LyDdol
also attended the funeral of Mr. SheY
burne.
The lecture on "Flat Wheels by
/ George Spencer on Monday e.enine
was well attended and very enthusias
t:cally received. This, as our open
ing number of this years lecture
course, gave general satisfaction. Mr.
| Spencer is most interesting speaker
ard we hope to hear him again at some
future Date The next number is PITT
Parker, the crayon wizard. and canno
fail to please.
GLOVER CoMMUNITY CHURCH
There will be the Usual services or
Sunday and on Thursday evening.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will hold their next meeting
i il an. 10 with Mrs. Mcdonald. n min.
| ing on or before that meeting WIFI be
considered charter members.
| Sunday school officers were elected
Sunday as follows: Superintendent.
E. L. Clark assistant superintendent,
Frank Paddleford: secretary. Mrs
George Anderson; assistant, Lloyo
Marston; treasurer, Mrs. Amy Bart
lett. Speeches were made by the out
going perintendent, f. L. Alexander
and by the incoming superintendent
E l.. Clark.
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EGG She'll Far From frau.Ie.

The strength Oh an egg shell IS no
generally fully realized. Recently
ted to pressure applied externally al
over the surface or the Shell, and the
breaking pressures varied between 400
and SIS pounds square inch. With
the stresses applied internally tc
twelve eggs these gave way at pres
sures varying between 81 pounds and
IS pounds square inch. The pres.
sure required TO crush the eggs varied
between 40 noiids and 10 pounds.
The average thickness Of the shells
was l3-thousandtns of an inch.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-01-12

Marinette, Wis-"I went to the doctor and
he told me I must have an operation for female
trouble, and hated to have it done as had been
married only q short time [ would have terrible
pains and my hands and feet were cold all the
time took Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound and was cured, and feel better in every
way. I give you permission to publish my name
because [ am so thankful that feel well again.
Mrs. FRED BEHNKE Marinette, Wis.
Detroit, lEich.--"W When I first took Lydia E.
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WEST GLOVER

Mrs. Elizabeth Buchanan is sick.
w. B. Stiles is away visiting friends
Mrs A. A. Webster visited her sis
ter in Derby recently.
Mrs Chamherlip, who works at
George Bickford's, is ILL.
Allan Gilmour has been making
extensive repairs on his farm buildings
near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Keith of Albany
spent Saturday with their daughter.
Mrs. A. A. Webster.
The friends of w. o. King. who was
so badly hurt, will be glad to know
that he is able to get about the house
on crutches.
Mrs. Agnes Cook ST Niagara Fails
spent few days here visiting relatives
and former neighbors and attended the
roll call of the church.
The annual meeting and roll call
Of the Congregational church was held
at schoolhouses hall~.Thursday The
different societies gave reports and
there were res ponses to the roll call.
"a good dinner was served.
The, Sunday school has elected the
following officers for the coming year:
Superintendent. Clyde Vance; assist
ant superintendent. A. A. Webster:
secretary Marie Baker; treasurer
Walter King organist. Clara Young:
superintendent cradle roll department.
Julia Magohn; superintendent home
departments, Mr.. Dalton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-01-12
ALL I He AALBANYS
ALBANY

ALBANY
Fl P. Darling was on the sick list
last week.
DR.. A. M. Goddard is spending a few
days i, st. Johnsbury.
Mrs R NJ CowIes was canfned to
the house by illness last week
Mr. and Mrs N Fl. Kinney of
Craftshury visited Mis-. Arm Wnitcher
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Sanders recent
~ spent several days visiting frlends
in Orleans.
Ebenezer Flanders died Mnn1ay.
Jan. 8, and the funeral was We'd es ay
at the home, Rev. [ p Chase oflIcia
ilg. He lea' es a wife and two ons
to m u1n his loss.
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Observation-Disclosures.

female troubles that could Go anything and doctor
said undergo operation could hardly walk
without help SO Vegetable Compound what
thought would try it, got bottle Of
Pmkhams Vegetable Compound and package Of f.
Pnkams sanave Wash and used them according to drecons
and today able all and am WELL
Mrs. TIo DwYER $50 Milwaukee Ave, East Detroit, Mich
Bellevue Pal suffered more than tongue can tel W. terrible
and inflammation. tried GcVC-cl C1 Gnd
they al told the story that roTr cor set 311t
dreaded tie tC5 6 io@. IGo ted
eood many other medicines tct vo-o rcco-cc
Ct them helped until friend advised to gie lydia T. Ii2
hams Vegetable Compound The first bottle helped,
taking It and don't know what it to be sick more and
picking weight years old and weigh 145 pounds
It viii be the greatest pleasure to me If can have the 4po
ii TO other suffering WonanMss IRENE
FRoEL1CHER Manhattan St. North Side Bellevue Pa
you special advice write to Lydia F. Pnlha9a
letter be 0peneC
and held in strict confidence
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-01-12

course comes Tuesday evening, Jan.
19. This quartet is fast winning its
way to The front. Wherever they have
been heard they have received high
recommendation for their excellent
work Their selections range from
popular to classical. including stories
end short readings to give literary
finish and variety. They are sure to
please Don't miss hearing them.
The announcement was made last
week Of the dea:h Of Mrs Sophina Pike.
which occurred at her home on Satur-
Gay, Jan. l. after one weeks illness
from pneumonia Mrs Pike was near
Iy Is years old and was the widow of
the late Burton Pike. In 1865 Sophina
Rennett was united in marriage to
Burton Pike There were two chill
dren, Viola, who died several years
ago, and a son, who died in infancy.
In 1875. Mr.. and Mis-. Pike came
chased the hotel here and conducted it
for thirteen years. Since Mr. Pixies
death twelve years ago, Mrs. Pike has
lived here She leaves to mourn her
loss two brothers, Harvey Bennett of
Wolcott and William of this place.
besides several nephews and nieces.
| The funeral was held at her late home
Tuesday at 9 O'Clock, and the burial
was in Wolcott beside her late husband.
Rev. G. L. Wells conducted the SER
vices. Her nephews. E. A. Pike and
A. B. Pike, of Craftsbury accompanied
the remains to WoIcott.
M. E. CHURCH NOTES
The E. L. meeting Thursday evening
will be in charge of Mrs. Nellie Hous-
ton. Topic. 1.-THE Beatitude of the
Bringer of Good News" A special
program has been prepared. There
will be business meeting after this
meeting. Come.
meeting of the Owl Patrol. Boy
Scouts, is called for Saturday at l
o'clock, for outdoor work Let all
boys who are taking tests be present.
We want to see you at church Sun
day. We miss you when you are
absent. Morning worship at 1915.
Subject of sermon. The Kingdom. -
? Bible school at II m. evening service
2 at 7 o clock
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-01-12

Officers elected by the w. F. Nj s..
were: President. Mrs Armstrong
president, Mrs Mcdonald: secre-
tary, Mrs, Patten; treasurer, Mrs.
Anderson
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-01-12

Mrs. ira Sanders and Doris Sanders
have both been sick the past week,
but are better.
Mrs Henry Stone spent some time
in town last week, called here bv the
death of Mr.. Flanders
r. M CowIes attended the annual
meeting of The directors of the G. NJ: a!
Savings Bank & Trust company at Or
leans Tues lay of last wee1.
A. NJ Vance and Ezra Taylor attend
ed the annual meeting Of The stock
h,ld-rs of the Orleans County Fair
association at Barton Tuesday of last
week
The M. F. society will hold their
annual dor ion visit Tuesday evening.
Jan. Is Rev. DIR. Fiagg of North
Craftshury will deliver lect re at
30, after which ali old fashioned :
ster supper will be served.
SOUTHsALBANY
Mrs. A C Williams has been on the
sick list the past week.
| NJ, and Mrs William Coprser have
been visiting relatives in Stansteaf.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Magoon and Mr..
an3 Mrs. Allen TicnuTst were recent
visitors at G.. R. Vance's.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bean Of Canads
recently visited their daughters, Mrs
Carroll Vance ard Mrs. Clarence VIII
son.
Mrs Eli La Moray and John Cr0siel
were il Greensboro Sunday to ate &c
the funeral of their cousin, MRS. NJ a !
King
Mrs. M. B Anderson. WIN his beer
spending several days in Barton with
her mother. Mrs Ellen Williams, ia;
returned no ne.
The annual donation of the NJ F
church will be held Friday evening
Jan. 81. Rev. w A. Warner Of Bar
ton will be present to give an intellect
ual treat from eight until nine, afte
VIII CHI an oyster supper will be serve'
in the church vestry. A cordial invi
tation to IL
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-01-12
GLOVER GLEsANTNG9

Officers elected by the w. M s..
were: President. Mrs. Armstrong
vice-president, Mrs Mcdonald: secre-
tary, Mrs, Patten; treasurer, Mrs.
Anderson
C #. SHERBURNE.
Chester Sherhurne died Thursday
morning. The funeral was held at the
home Saturday afternoon. Rev. Doug
lass and Rev. Warner officiating. Of
the family Of nine children, all of
whom are living but one, seven were
present, also the wife and daughter of
the one deceased. The youngest
daughter, Mrs. Alden Phillips, was
prevented by illness from being pres
ent. lnterment was at Riverside
cemetery.
Glover March II, 1884, and has lived
all his life in this town and in the
town of Sheffield. On March IL, 1858
he married Harriet Lawrence, who
survives him. To them were born
nine children, George. Frank and Will
liam, and six daughters, all living
with the exception of William, who
| died about nine years ago. The great
er part of their married life was spent
on the farm now owned by George
Sherburne in the edge Of Sheffield.
| The past twelve years they had resided
on the little farm purchased of the G.
7. Owen estate near Glover village.
Mr.. Sherkurre was quiet. unassum-
ing man of steady industry, which
enabled him to attain a good degree
Of prosperity in life. Strictly honest
and honorable. ? kind neIphhor. true
friend and loving husband and father,
he will be greatly missed by family
and friends and by the church where
he was nearly always present at ser-
vice.
We wish to thank friends and neigh
bors who helped Us in any way in the
great sorrow which has come upon US
in the sudden death of one so dear to
US.
Mrs C. F. Sherburne,
George SherbUrne,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Leonard,
Hattie Sherburne.
Mrs. Matte Torrant.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Sherburne,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Kendrick,
Mr.. and Mrs A. D. Phillips.
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F0Wt0ap0id
Operations
These Three Women Tell How They
Escaped the Dreadful Ordeal OF
Surgical Operations.

Hospitals great and necessary institutions but they
should be the last for who suffer with ills
peculiar to their Many letters file in the Pnkham
Laboratory at Lynn Mass, prove that great number of
after they have been recommended to submit to
operation have been made well by Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound. Here three such letters All
sick women should read them.
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ESCENA DE SANGEE.

D. R. EnGlr, rccibi6 anteayrr, a
las & de la tarde, de otr0 indlvidu"
IN baIazo que le pas6 entire los dos
dcdos de rnmediO de Ia manO dcr"-
Gaa. siend0 en- Spguido atrn lido y
ycndada 81 hnrida. FL pGlIria kolr,
arrest6 4 NJ. \. Dozlnr y lc condujo
a la carceI G0nde Sc lie abri6 partI-
da con VI cargo de asaIiO para daE
muerte a OtrO hOmbrc.
FL hechO Ocurrid c"rca lie IA l.
Mon Stock Yards y variOS balazD5
fueron disparados. Una de las balaS
atrayes6 el cuello de IA camiSa DE-
Engle, penctrando d"ntro cl ru"iIo
del sarO y y"ndosr 4 alOj0r GO n
part" acolrhOnada que tlene esta
prenia on a homhre: "A Otra fui
la que pas6 pOr entire lbs ded05 me-
do Y pulgar de Ia maA0 d"rrr1a.
dcsgarrind0.0S, per" sin .!c>t:nt"
los huesos.
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ACUERDOS DE IL CIjBtD.

En- Fl illimo ronrjljo Il" Ia G.iu-
dad Sc tnmaron los ~~i.uirTjrs ac!rr
dos:
Convotar a pujaS para Ia p%y!-
m"n.a,i1n lie de-, cafes.
AbgIr "l ronturso para IN paw
mrn,ari6n dr 10 r2l!rS mas
G~onvorar t2mbitn a PuI." par"
Ia construction de- IN garage para
la Eslari6n Central Il" p"lria : bona
hero..
- di6 rucnta con Fl d.rtam"n del
.Apodcrado de la CiuIad que dice
Que Ia san Antonio Waite" Supply
Company esla oh.i-ad& 4 Har aqua
para las fu"ni"S pIlbliras d"Siinl-
las a los cabaiIoS. baio lbs t"rmIne:
ir s.! contrato. y sin rlr2o ai2un"
rXtraoriinario para Ia r!udad.
Sc auioriZaron las ~rurnias Diet!
mes d" Ortubrc rIItimo y 81 t.it
para 81 roncilio Immediate.
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dias. sriIorcS: pcr0. .

-BucnOS diaS. ~SrIInrcs: p"ro....
:Oui liza 4 dccir? No liza podidO
sabcr>r: pucs de pronlo So dctuvO
Y saliG este critic de Sus trimuIOs
.abiOS:
-Wilkye! ;.Ah. GE>Ioy soHando?
No. ami&o milo: soy yo-res-
pondi6 Wi.kyr SaIiGndOlc al encucr.-
trs-NO soHdis.
-;Vos. iNOS!
ST. Bisby. 20. Pero tc6mo os
encOntrdiS aqui?
-:C6mO? cLO Sc 20 acaso? Solo
81 que me mucrO de hambre, que
csloy cubicrtO de hielO, que mi picl
de bisonte no me sirve de NADIA,
que me parece que estOy b%orracho,
y que me halo en- IN estadO mise
raB.r. .Mirad.
FL deSgraciado no mentia. tQui
habia Sido de BiSby, ell future pre-
sidenle de la Sociedad de los hon.
brrs sordos de Chicago? IA que
estado So veia reducido aquel hon.
brc que tres meses antes estaba tan
gordo como IN elefante marino.
Habia adelgazadO mas de Ia mi
tai. v estaba pilido, extenuado, con
81 rostro cubiertO de aquinosi$, con
IN Ojo enrojecido. s%angrante ain,
con los vestidos rOtOs Y endureci-
dos por ell hielo, con los zapatos des-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-18

~trozados: hcc.lo. en- fin, TN guiiiapO.
L!rvaba IN la cabeza SUI sOmbrcro
dc copa: pcro abOllado, ilen0 de a.
pabIliOS y cubicrlo de nicvc 81 re-
rucIlo pelo. AGn ostentaba Su ia
mosa picl de biSonte: pero de tai
modO cndurecida por Ell hicIo. que
no pOdia plegarse.
Ell Que situaci6l Os %enCurntrO,
Bisby!-cXclam6 Wilkye-perU
tquiGn o. ia puesto de tai m2do?
-cQui6n? cQuiin? Vuestros ma
riner0s-rcSpondiG e negocianta.-
Parccia que Sc habian puesto hidr6
fobOs: yo guerra hacerles entrar
en- raz6n, y HE desobedecieron y me
arrOjarOn fucra Ge la cabana. A al
gunOS de ellOS creo que los he cs-
trOpeado, porque me defendi a COL
pes; peEo eran muchos y 70 he He
vadO ia peor parte.
-PcrO ique ha OcurridO? sQui
habels hechO, d~esgraciado?
-tlo? NADIA; os 10 aseguro. Solo
guerra conner. iAh, diablo. c.No ha-
bla venido aqui para engordar? He
condo TODD 10 que he podido; pero
IN dla, iaciago dia! vuestros mari
neros advirtieron que los where's ha
blan diSminuido muchO, y ms mega
ron los aiimentOs. i%IngratOs! iDes
pueS de tantas cenas opiparas CO.
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No 10 -. sc3or. prro ALI hay a.
., u 50 mnryc entire Ii nicyr. Nj
,.,6 ALA i-ntp = anurI hummGk.
wnr,.. mir; on n direction in
t:.,,f, :, con c,.,a sornrrsa yi6 ma
49,, ,,ro.;, opnrr,r y ns.ura
,,,,.,.,, .n,,o 10 ,iov. parrria Ina
.i,. ,.r,,.,,, ,on l~.y,nI,r
a,mn .;opnro ~yory;, = ,,er
U.iI,.,.o ,ro.
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F0ILETiN Num-. -.
AL POLO AUSTRAL
EN- VELOCIPEDO
(P0r Emilio Salga"i.)

gre d. IA foca, Il cO"azon y Z" rrrc-
bro para >aciar Fl hambrr horrible
cue toryuraha los cSt6ma."> De a.
Gur.loS infcliHcS. . . = -
I.inderman no fut olyidado: pc
70 Wi,kye Y suS compah"roS tuvIr-
ron que ape!ar 4 "a v~ioleacia para
hacerle ;ragar Su raclon. FL pohrc
armador So obStinaba IN trataTloS
como 4 enemigoS. Y rehuS6 tercamcn
- auuellos S~ocorroS. 4 peSar De .oS
ruego< de Su rival.
Auuella abundance ' SuStanciosa
comida reanim6 las eXhauStaS fuer
zas de la tripulac.6n ingleSa. as co
no su energia. \ peSar de que 81
situaci6n era POGO envidsab.e, CO.
menzaban a Sonreir, eSperanzados
en,l.e=ar pronto a Ia costa.
Por Ia noche. Y como 81 huracan
coatinuaba. Wilkye Aizo reunir las
:ienGes Y ancendij cn u21 eaceroia
De hieyro un buen fueGo, &'lmen;ado
con aceite de foca Y con a!Sanos trr-
% do MADEIRA arrancados ;e Ia cha
lupa.
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IN clcf9nic marino drr'cho sobrc
>uS pataS poSIrrier"#. y olr2s vrtrS.
una rora cabicrla con un gran man
to.
WiIkyc y Blunt r>Iaban VA a dos
cientOs pasos y apuntaban con suS
fuSilrS. ruando aQucl ser cxtrano
die con yoz cavcrnoSa:
-iCallc. hombrrS. pcro ;rh. ;guic
.os! Me crrriS TN oSo o TN clcfan-
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Corcejalcs

Tai yez fut aqurlla Ia primers
norhr in r2.ma paSada por Ia tripu-
la,;in in@lr>a. drSpuas de taHtoS 81
frimirntnS. t&ataS vciadas trlStcS Y
tanto frjo.
Al <i=ui"nte dia, Wiikye los
-cuni6 a todoS para cr!rbrar
c"n=rio: era precise tninar una de-
:rrm.naci6n ur-anIc. antrS e que
!iS tempeStadn> d. nirvr los inmoyi-
l!zaran enirr alurIio> intermlnables
campuS lie hiclo.
50 trataba dc decidir = Grbia
cmprrndcrSr 81 Srguida 81 canine
hacia la costa, iunto a Ia cl&. podi2u
tener "a esperanto he matar Fotas
q ayes marinaS. u 81 couvcnia mas
Marcia: al NoroeSte para lIrgar con
una rapi!a marcha ha>ta Ia caba-
ma.
El mar solo debia eStar q elem
TO cincuenta o ciento Sesenta millas:
pero la tabana, 10 menoS a ioScien
tas cincuenta millas. pucS como So
Demos. eStaba situada mas al Nor
te.
Prevaleci6 ell ultimo proyecto.
para no perder la poSibilidad de un
encueutro con Ia genie de BiSby.
que 4uiza buscaria a Wi.kye y u
eompaheros antes de dejar definiti
vamente el contlnente.
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No habl firu.ro Gur D.~irr. Fl
iayirr"a c>Jaba rnrima. 81 csr"rhi-
fa po,..a n.u Iig'i.%~ s;.s ~a!arurs :
las r"nv:+iauas G%lc.!ar radr,iIa. =
zero.
Lindrrman. aua Ga5q murylras
dc r-"cIcntc lnrl"a. ra.i alaio rn n
emilia nnrS prrusr3i fa.'ar5 ~.
y, no1io .amin9r. I,oS m~,r;r,r,s
rnn M noiian ,rucrs, cn nj, n,.n-
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LA JUNTA PROVISIONAL ELEC-
TORAL

HABANA. Noyiembre l2.-En IA
session. celebrada aver por este orga-
rismo provisional. alcanzaron los
candidates el siguiente resultado en-
e. escrutirio G~tectuado:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-18
Para Consejcroc
e. ESCRUTINIO DE LA jUNTA
MUNCIpAL

HABANA. Noviembre ;2.-Ayc"
a "a una Y media do comienzo e! Is
crutinio en- n Junta Municipal E.ec-
toral. con gran intereS por parte de
los candidates. que desean termine
ell eScrutinio de Ia citad2 junta.
He aqui n votaci6n que .! pre-
sente alcanzan los diterentes candi
datoS:
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PARTIDO LIBERhD

Compromisarios preSiden-
%,iaIes. 1858
Comprehensive Senatorial
riaIes. 1926
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-18
Conpuesto MitchelIa

no hav para que temer mas a los
dolores de la maternidad. Z! hace
Gcsanarcc4r los achaques del em9a-
ra2o. sGrrime los dolores del alum
bramieato, procura un rapldo res'a-
blccimicnto, eiercita acci6n Sobre
los pca].os Y @iaadulas secrctoFiaS
Do. X I.cae dan!o lugar 4 cue a ma
Dire 2lcGa alimentar al recien naci'
to. y a!iyia Il las mujeres ner2iosaS,
d:biIes o que su:ren de periodos
irregularcs o dolo:osos. No cortie-
ne ninguna sustaacia noclva a ia
madrc 0 c]riatura ~pr6Xina Il nacer,
y TO neccSita dicta.
0FERTA ESPECIAL
do de t;Sn2c, q recibo de Sl.0O orc
Americana. Ie c~nviarcr2os 2 I'D. por
correy certificate, franco de porte,
una GAIA de COMPUESTO NIT
CHELLA, o seis cajas por SOU! y
I'm ejemplar del libro del DR.. }. II.
Dye que dice: Como llegar a ser
madre." Escriba HOY MlSMO a:
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