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The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06
Upper Ralston

a. G. Baldwin lost his suit before
the district court last week. 1t was
brought for the annulment of lease
which he had given to "A Mr.. Hew-
ms for period of five years. Bald
wins suit was for damages to the
amount of 5000 alleging gross neg
lect. lack oil know edgc in farming,
etc.
The Ley den mines are now w"iL-
iup hut Two days u week. 4 he lack
of orders is cspou-,ble.
Walter Gray is feeding 100 head
of cattle Tor 4. r. Tucker.
j. G. Williams, road oversccr. is
improving Leydcn Avenue until
those living on the street are glad
to be living in sucn II community
Tnc grocery store at Lcydcn is do.
ing u good business already, having
opened Tor business ON Monday, 3.
They have rs good "A stock OF groc-
cries and meats rs Is found in any
ilr-t class establishment ana con-
template selling SO cheap it will
make everybody ashamed of them
selves.
Mrs. Lillian Stokcr of tcntrnlia
IN, sister OF Mrs. II. ii. Miller l.
visiting Colorado. She contcm-
plates, after spring advances TO
som. extent, 10 go to Netherlands to
spend the summer. Her husband
has a permanent position ut tentra-
Ina. III.
Mrs Boise smith and Miss Mar
g"rct Miller visited at the Van
Howe home ON Clear Creek Tues
day.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06
Bloomfield Buds

The J. A. Osner Contracting Com.
pany are busy in making large
reservoir for A. J. Fang. one mile
east of the Gang ranch. The work
should be completed in 80 days.
The foundation for the new
Broomfield Grange hall is complet-
ed and car load of lumber for its
completion is expected to arrive
daily.
A new system of hauling cream
and milk to Windsor Farm Dairy,
Denver by wagon and auto truck
has been inaugurated- previously
being shipped by express.
The Ladies Aid Society met at
the home of Mrs. A. Pcasc Wcdncs.
day afternoon.
Prof. +. a. Felger. for years
teacher in the North Denver High
school has recently purchased the
Rogers homestead south of Broom
field. Geo. l.. Schroeder has leased
the place for year.
The Ladies Aid Society announce
that an auction masked box supper
will be held ut the home of Mrs. D.
Mite week from next Friday.
ID. b. Porter, mail carrier on route
No. /, took his mother. brother
Ralph and his aunt. Mrs. L. r.. Fry
to Kiowa. Colorado last Saturday
afternoon returning sunday after
noon. He reports the crops looking
fairly well in the dry farming see
ton around kiowa and Elizabeth,
and the country roads in excellent
condition.
All Changers Notice you fail
to attend Inc Broomncld Grasgc
meeting every other friday night,
you miss II very good musical pro.
gam.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06
Griffith items.

a party OF Denver - \ X ladies
inciuuiug the State RD gent. Mrs
Schuyler, ana the Past state hv
gent. Mrs Iarbcl Went IL Long
| mont On Friday 10 institute "A chap.
| TER ol the ID a IL there TO Toe known
a. the Longs Peak Chapter.
n.rs, Annie = Malls oil Grii''ln be.
came "A charter member oil the new
chapter. and Was "A house guest Ol
Mrs Susie Carr Mc,iuirc from Fri
| day To Monday last week.
Mr. Conovcr il loading his outfit
now ut his ranch to move 1t To ltah,
| where he has taken "a large contract
with the L L Il X.
j 4 Campbell has bought tn,
| Critchlow place on Avalon.
M.sdamcs Crittcndcn, Mills, Mus.
ser, Nail. Gibson and Griliith at
tended the Craig Colony meeting
| tuesday afternoon Mt the home ul
/ Mrs Newcomb IN Arynda.
Rhuc Loydc spent sunday at tn,
Grifnth home.
Mcs-rs Baxter. Dhonau. Smith
and Grifiith attended the Communi.
~ Club meeting NJ Arvadn Monday
night.
Henry Howe l. now working In
Arizona, but l. working Tor tn,
same company.
Eugene Payclka was taken to ~
Lukcs hospital last Thursday whrr,
he was operated on for appendicitis,
II" IL getting along very well,
Mcsdames Songcr and Waumbrr.
ay attended the Dcnham Thursday
afternoon,
Miss Nail from Denver took din.
ncr with the Nails sunday.
Guy Woodring has gone ON n
prospecting trip In the mountains
around BOULDER.
Miss Mabel Wingo spent Tuesday
with her sister Mrs. Davis.
Mr. Saithcr mas rented the Fldlar
lropcI,y,
Mr. aud Mrs Nail celebrated their
birthdays Saturday night with n
card party, Sandwichch and salad
al coffee were served. An presrut
lad : delightful time.
.at s.. 1850
81 $40 'o"sv. : atuuuy.
Ashford ~ .uvsda, with
H'i iud ,a."iiA ~ prr,,r.
90 ii'. 81 '.ub w,n meet ,lth
NJ. svAS>i :u,- ..ttlDpVn.
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Semper Siftings.

The dance Mt j. +. Wick'r newly
built residence was largely attended
Friday night. those present enjoy.
ing themselves immensely TIL the
'wcc smn" hours.
Tho milk shipping has decreased
on the railroad rs Baker n Roscn.
baum OF Denver are runninAa big
Buick one aud nhnlf ton trick tax
Ing all the railroad business In the
dairy line aud 1t Is very satisfactory
TO those shipping milk.
Miss Anna Thomason of Denver
visited with the Nicks one day last
wvtk,
Miss Ethel Campbell has been III
for over n week with bad cold.
Erncs, Hocckrl Is In the vicinity
having acc.1 ,.da position nj Mr..
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06

Stansberry's lovely farm on Sheri-
dan Boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray of Denver
visited her mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Farricr of Scmpcr.
leaving little daughter Mary Jane
with grandpa and grandma.
The foot bridge over the ID. d /.
r.. X. tracks is once more in place
for the children to travel to school.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06
Tes For The Library

The Parent-Teachers associa-
ton will give a 10 cent tea at
the Library rooms on Wednes-
day, April IL, at 2::30. This will
take the place Of the regular
monthly meeting. There will
be a musical entertainment by
George Cochran using Diamond
Disc records. Mrs. Hersey of
Denver will speak. Proceeds
for the benefit of the Library.
Everybody invited to come and
bring friends.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06

Mr. and Mrs Perriam attended the
Dcnham Friday night.
DR. and Mrs Conovcr, who have
been staying in the Collonade apart
mcnts on Marion and ColfaX. are
expected home this week. We
hope that Mrs Conover's health
will improve.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06

A rare treat is in store for the
people of Arvada in the Electro
cal Pantomime entertainment to
be given in Bank hall on Tues
day evening, next, April II. by
the Young Peoples Bible Class
of the Presbyterian church for
the purpose of raising funds for
furnishing the alter for the
church and such other furnish
ings as they can supply. This
entertainment will be participa-
ted in by Frank Bush, cleo
trician and cartoonist, and it will
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06
Stray Locals.

r. 0. Graves has taken the
agency for the Deitz Gas Saver.
They go on any car. Price S.. 90
to put on Fords. 1t eliminates
carbon trouble and saves Is per
cent in gas bill.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06

- A. L. Davis claims the Enter
prise cheated him out of 200 gal
Ions of gasoline by reporting
that his new gas tank only holds
300 gallons when it holds 500
gallons.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06

The price Of this paper may
not always be 81. 90, so subscribe
while subscribin's good.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06
Secondhand Farm I'm.

Secondhand Farm I'm.
plements For Sale
3 Riding Flows
l Spring Tooth Harrow
l Plattner Mower
l Plattner Hayrake
2 Plattner Bull Rakes
l Plattner Stacker
l Disc Harrow
l Light Mitchell Wagon, COM
plete
l Cart
l Two Horse Harrow
2 Lumber Wagons
l Binder
l Hay Rack
r. o. GRAVES
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06

be similar to the one given in the
Congregational church in Den.
yer a few weeks ago, which was
pronounced a great success. A.
mong various scenes will be
New York Harbor at Sunrise, "
Columbia" and many interest
ing scenes. These will be inter-
spersed with music, vocal and
instrumental by members of the
school and some of Denver's tai
ent.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06
Farm Loans.

Will make few more farm
loans. Private party Confden-
tial. p. o. Box ZIG Arvada,
Colorado. loft
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06

c. H. Grimes, Wheatridge,
Jesse Bowles and Roy Van Scoy
of westminster purchased five
passenger Ford cars the past
week of R. O. Graves Agency.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06

yesterday: from La Junta. They
are feeling fine and their daugh-
ter Gladys who will return later,
is in the best health for two
years.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06

Tuesdays Denver Post con-
tanned a splendid article relative
to the organization of the Com
munity Club and it's plans for
which this community is CRATE
full.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06

The Arvada Lumber Company
started the Salesday ball arolling
by mailing out 500 cards notify
ing the farmers of the date of
sale, April %, and telling them
to list their articles for sale with
H. S. Burton.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-06

The regular meeting of the w.
c. I. U. will be held on Tuesday
April II. at the home of Mrs.
Gibbs West. The subject, Sab
bath Observance" will be very
capably handled by Mrs. Cooper.
Evarvnpo ipv;ta1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04
CONyERTIDOR De IELINOS.


EXiStc en- Boston IL. mlchacho Ca
Ilcicro. de diminn't 1~@.ayura, que sc
gana la vida yerGirn65 a los tram
Sruntes gatitos caSi reciennacidos.
Uno dc tantos dias ofreci6 SUI mer-
cancfa a I'm miembro distinguido
de la Iglesia Episcopal, asegurando-
le que los animalii0S eran "epis-
ropaliaGoS" de bucna ccpa. Al Gle
rigo H. cause risa la ocurrencia del
muchacho. perN Sc rehuso 2 CON-
prarlc los animal!t0S.
Aigunos dias de$pu6s un ministro
preSbiteriano que habla sido testlgo
del anterior cpisodiO, fut %requerido
por 81 miSmO muchaChO para que 10
comprara los susodichos gatitoS. E5-
ia vez aSeguraba Ell vendedor que los
peuuenOs felinos eran flcleS pres
biterlano5.
mo dijistc ia Ultima cmana que
cSoS animalitos II "episcopalIa-
nos?"-Lc dijo cl ministrO presbI-
terianO.
Isl seHor,-contest6 ei muchacho-
pcro de cntonces AGA, mis- g~atitos ha
alberto los ojos, convirti6ndose a Il
vcrdadcra fG, que es la presbiteria~
ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04
CI;ARENTA Y CUATRO CASOS DE
GEMELOS Sc REGISTRATION
EN- Ell MES DE MARIO.

AUSTIN, Texas, Mario 3.-De a.
cucrdo con los informes proporcio-
nados en- la estadistiea de naclmien-
los. durante Ell mes de Mario, Sc re-
~gisiraron cuarenta y cuatro casos do
grmclos de los cuales SO son blanc0s
V los cinco restantes pertecen a Ia
raza de color.
FL mayor nimcro de defunclones,
durantc .. rcferido mes, fueron mo-
tiyadaS por la tuberculosis, pues su
ntImcro fuG de $40; de neumonia 26O,
he Influenza i56; i43 dc ma. de
Bright, i9uSl numerO p0r a~cc!denteS,
70 de- fitbrc tifoidea, 30 homicidios y
- sucidioS. FL ntimcrO total de naci-
mientOS IS DE- ilil. pertenecientes a
ia raza blanca y 81 a IA de color.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04
Fue detenido un movi.
miento de tropas ca
rrancistas por los
a1nericanos
.relcgrama Especial para LIZ PRENsA.

rclcgrama Especial para ~ PRENsA.
~ ,aSono,;, 40 10, ,.or.c dol
gobierno dc facto. que formaba Ia
avanzada del general Arnulfo Gomez.
intcnt6 en:rar en- Chihuahua, Il traves
del Paso del Pulplto. fue bloqueada'
aver por las tropaS americans, segun
notlclaS rccinldaS aquI de fuenteS
americanaS. Segun Ia ~eXpreSada no
tlcla, "a tucrZa dc reierencla lOa pa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04
81: LIMITARA La iLGI0N....
(Eiene dc Ia Pag la

pcranza dc que los confcrencistaS
lleguen d un acucrdo s~atisfactorio
para poner fin d las dificultades sur
gidas entire los gobiernos meXicamo
Y americana, sobrc Ia rctirada dc las
tropas. Diccsc que, 4 este ~prOp0sito.
los generates Scott ' Funston han
sido autorizadoS por cl gobierno para
que limitcn algo la accion dc las tro-
pas americana. en- Mexico, Y que csto
Sc hace 0 ell objcto de dar una
oportunidad a las tropas del gobierro
de facto para demostrar su habiIidad
Y capacidad en- hacer la campana CON
ira Villa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04
II CONERCIANTE,

La =ran Sarah Bernhard pros
cue sus intcresanteS c0nfercnrlaS en-
la Academia de los Anales de Paris.
En- la Ultima, y e%xponiendo su JUL
ciO como actriz, liza deClarad0 que los
papeies Que con mas entuSlaSmO Ia
rrprcscntado siempre han sId0 los
de llombrc: el Hamlet, de Shakes
pearc; 81 AiglOn, de R0stand, eel Lo"
renciaccio, de Alfredo de Musset.
81 ideal hubiera Sido hacer obras
como Ell AVARO, o figulas como
Ia de- Napoleon o Mefist0feieS: pero
rrcOnOrc que son dc temperamento
demasiado varoniles para una mu-
j"r.
E.a prefercncia por 10: papeles
m~ascuiinoS obedecc a la conyicci6n
que tiene de Ia superloridad in!elec-
lual del hOmbrc.
II HAMLET que ella representa-
y Siente no es I'm loco; IS TN des-
graCiad0: pero i'm pensad0r admiral
bic.
DeSpu6s dc este pcrsonaje, clique
mas Ia interesa e5 81 del Aigion,
Beethoven; perO e. priucipa!: merito
de la composition esta en- 81 acom-
panamienLo de piano.
Desgraciadamente falta ell princi-
Pic de la ~interesante pacina musi-
cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04
IN OBSEQUIO HECH0 A LA b.
BLIOTECA CARNEGIE.

La sonora J. s. Lockwood, con do
micilio en "A casa numerO 323i de Ia
rarIe y. Olive, hizo cntreGa aver a.
o~nrargado de la Biblioteca Carnegie
tie rsta ciudad de / vOlimenes de un
dicriOnari0 de medicinal y de unoS
trabaios d. Ia Scnora Ana b. jameson,
Ell nuave volimencs.
Los lilr0s dc r%efercncla f1erOn OBJ
.>cquiados bondadoSamente por Ia re-
rrrida seilOra Lockwood.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04
Los obreros de Ia {. de
Mexico observaron Ell
Dia del Trabajo

Tclrgrama ESprrial nara la TnENsa.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mayo D.
los obreros del Distrito Federal OBJ
servaron ell dia de aver como Dia del
Trabaio Labor Day.. Las fabrlcas
Y otros establccimientos industria!es
fucron cerrados. mientras los obreros
formaban una gran parada por las
pr~incipales avenidas Y escuchaban
los discursos de los leaders del ira
bajo.
No courtroom desordenes.
I'm sindicato de trabajadores meN1-
canos envi6 I'm tclegrama 4 las orga-
nizaciones simiiares de differences
parties del mundo, pidiendoles su CO.
operation para e]mprender en- I'M So
10 movimiento que llevc a Ia paS de
Europa.
Carranza pas6 el dia visltando los
c~uarteles y las fabricas de municio-
mes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04
III. pi MO III VISTA PisDtt-
SI0NAi.

In raba.Irrp y un drsirr5lNr. que
lrahia >ido orupado por 81 Primrro
IN I'M a>umto prIvad". - rncontrar"n
.uno dr r>to> diaS eli IN elevator.
"Mr:alngro de- yer a ustcd-diio
Il rabaIlero-Qur tai Va DE- neg0-
! clos"
i 'lluy maj. maIislmamcnte.-iiio 81
! drIer.iyc.-No hay roDos. no hay ma
: no negra. no hay divorci s. ToGo g.
mundo amenaZa volverSe h0nradO. y
La ruiEa IS seeuFa,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04
Pablo Gonzalez que
sus fuerzas captura-
ron C~uernavaca,
E. de MoreIos

Tr!rurama Especial para Ia rREN>i.
CIUDAD DE MENICO. Mayo }
Pablo Gonzalez comunic6 aver i suS
superiores, que despuGs de una ba;"-
LA de u horas, sus fuerzas habian
tornado la ciudad de Cucrnavaca, IA
mas fuerte posici6n de Zapata, ' ca-
pital del Estado de Norelos. Dice
Gonzalez que capture una gran can
tidaG de armas. municioNcs Y a~rti.!c-
Tia. Dcro no mcncjona Il nImero dc
oaias que hizo q los Zapatrstas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04
Sc protesta por Ell uso
de licores que hace
ell Presiaente
cIcarom, EspeeiaI nara L. pRENSA.

Tclearama Especial pare Ls PRENSA.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, Ma
70 3.-Los miembros de la 1glesia
Metodista de Oregon, Mo-, han acep-
tado la resolution propuesta por ell
Rev. James w. Anderson, a fin do
u Sc envie al comite de temperan-
cia, Ia protesta que han elevado con-
ira el presidente Wilson, por Ell uso
cue este hace de ~licores en- los fire.
cuentes banquetes que han tenido lu-
gar dentro de la Casa Blanca.
Ell CORRESpONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04
DEFUNCION.

Aver. a las 80 a. m. fa!leci0 en- "a
casa mjlmcrO 227 al Sur dc la Cafe de
Laredo. de csta ciudad, el senior Leo
radio Arredondo. que contaba % amos
de cdai.
La inhumaci0n del cadaver tuvo
Iu=lr aver mismO. a las ) p. NJ, en- eli
Carneaterio de San Fernando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04
Fl edificio del Country
Club de ElPaso destrul.
do por I'm incendio
fspccial nara IA PRENsA.

TeIcgrama Especial para n PKENsA;,
Ell PASO, Tex, Mayo 3.-"hI "a
so Country Club" situado a menos
de media milla del Fuerte Bliss, aca-
ba de e totalmente destruido por eL
fuego. e. propietario tiene con este
accidente una perdida de $4,000.
BESIDE que "a punitiva expedition en-
tr6 en- Mexico, las mujeres de un
gran numero de soldados amerlcanos
Sc habian aloiado en- el e~stableci-
miento de refcrencia. TODD cuanto
elias poseian fut totalmente destrul
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04
ADOLFO DE LA HUERTA NOM
BRADO GOBERNADOR DE
SONORA
Nicnc dc Ia Pay la

mentc obregonisja y Sc cree que el
nombramiento de dicho jefe fue he
cho por indication del Ministro de la
Guerra ' de acuerdo con Gales, du-
rante la conferencia Que este. celebro
con aquel Ell Ciudad Judrez hace tres
di&s.
GALES no abandonara Sonora, pues
continuara desempenando Ell cargo de
Comandante Militar del Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04

penSable para Ia gem" ue t"'+p0' w. e. -
c,iia der 1ncador de Pelola. Libro indlS-
renSable para los aficIonadOs a pASSe.
n ANA lie casa. GUia de Ia muJer educa-
ia en- materia de habitacion' coclha' me- So
| Fl Cslrulador del Algod6n. ObTa utl!isiIna
para selnbradUres, p~lzcadCFes : uH1cS no
les de HigUdUn.. . 1UI
garaia= meXiCanas peQuehas io'
MelUdp complete tie sC!teo por Ho" h4 10
rIGI E-laya.. ~.
| prrugara parlc de Eslava ct. =. :. ,. 2Oc
! SegUnda Parir de Eslava - nc
Los sucnus E~NEllCa0os. loF Ell MdE!cO 1c
ASIrakan. tn tono iela: con 4atnLna? 'ov
| Nurv0 lcaguaJc dc las Flores. Apahico y
piedras PTeClOSaS.. =. . = -. : JUG
| Historic lie Bcrtoldo, Bertoldlno ' LacasS-
no. 4 Ia Thstica.. -oc
! Historic de Bertoldo, Bcrtoldino y CacaSS-
no. EmapaSIada.- - tvc
100 Sccr"iOS para - Hogan. hecelds para
eli tocador, vestIdo, SaIud. economic
Fl Cuc!nrro PerTectO. Gula cUmpleta de co
Gina, con multlIud de reccias para ha-tr
Manual de PaSreler!a J RcpostcrIa- lnc!s-
urusaDlr en- 81 Hogan, cafes, etc. "a. 'Ie
La Tribuna Popular. ModeloS de discusses
para rcstIvidadcs palrl0iIcas, sociales' r.
TmaIigTr-, etc. o.. o. e. o. - -. o"t
Jut.gs Ge Man5s. 0 Artc de Hacer DiaDIg-
4 .. =. =. ONN
Manual de Carplntcria dc Taller =. sl.U0
MdAuS' "s .U.VA'"'"' 80" ~ II5r
Ia Ncdlrina Cascra. TTatamienlOs sencl-
Hos y ;rI, t!CoS para tOda CIdSe dc aCCl-
denies y Intermediates. o.. q. . o.. &. oUc
FL Ii.ro d. las Madrcs. TIL para las ma
dres de fantlla.. .. QUO
NovI,.mo Arte de Tocar Ia Gultarra sin ne
o.I[I.-' ", In ms, nhra rapaZ de hacrr
r,Ir a 10, murrl6s. ; ONO pasta d.
ri, s.. 30
paTt1Ticr,o. nara poSfalrs. COutienc inf
IidgI lie u~erSau,cn.os Y VERSES para tar
- D,.I,L.- soc
-, ~. -, v,cl,n. EranroS orlent3lrs
- ~ l,i.,ra Coo.
y 10
Las Nil N NurleS. Empast2da. O.SJ
Lys Nil = In Djas. Cu"ni"S araDes' l'@fSa5
Y IurrUs, IraGuc.dO> al cd>ieIlaHO =. ''c
C~ar,nua-nu O 10, Dorc P1rcs &c fralcia.
! % TlslCI.. -1c
CarlUma-nO O Los DUCc PaFes De rahCla.
EmVaSladd.. -. . e.. e.. . o.. %. "Uc
iGwagro SOC
-. a. ,,,or pr.rcrrns tmrorranics
'C S"6rr rg amor soc
p, ,I-n -. %t'' Jn H.. ~cnarnrados. Ilbru pa
ID i @o ScrrSiarI" dc Ias Teiicliaciones.
'y,., 40 Cor,,s ts r,uInlp7Tns Gla<
Ha!n..trle I% |S.IdI u' Il''P'N' ESr
"C -. Ia GI,rT-. On rDrul de CirciO-
,r 10 Wv \, SImT n sea Fl Libro de 10,
n.Et,,.- SOC
- Ta ! .h,r las Iaria, Dor Medic de Ii
~ r
BAraJa Isl aN0!a' sesu'uo ~ i"' ''" sGc
ia, s!laIt hE ;,r c,rrrr,6n ii! as1Idc-
zla J patochdda- "Sr
NOyisImu CGnialur UNIVERSAL. Manual az
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-04
Confisc6 Ell gobierno las
propiedades de Ia
Ga. "Popo"
SpcciaI r~r' ', prESSA.

TcIcgrama Especial pop y rnENSA.
CiCDAD DE MEXICO, MAYO s.
HOY fueron cS~-"irn~I,- 49,. ier-
no preconstitucioD~. g.. Iastro V
demas establecimientos que pertene-
clan Il la c0mpahia inglesa eel Po-
30" y que era la encargada de pro-
veer de carne a Ia ciudad. Ultimamen-
tie Sc encoMtraba regenteada dicha
compahia por c. A. Mallory, de ma
cionalidad americana.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Harmon review, No. |, w. B. A. o. T
NJ, will hold its regular meeting Wednes-
day night at 1880 o'clock.
| Mrs. David Welsh OF the East Barre
road has returned home after spending
10 days visiting her sister, Mrs. Aurilla
Freedom of Rutland and other relatives
and in Wallingford and Proctor.
The monthly meeting of the ladies' un-
ion of the Universalst church will be
held Wednesday afternoon at 230 o'clock
in the vestry All members who can,
please come to the vestry at o o'clock
Wednesday forenoon for the purpose of
cleaning the church.
Marcus jackson, who has been visiting
friends on the east hill during the past
two weeks since his arrival from his
home in Burlington, left last night for
New Haven, Conn, there to be employed
in one of the Hartford machine shops
through the winter months.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people; Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Gay and Miss Gay of Greenfield, Mass.
Dr. and Mrs. Kidder of Bellows Falls,
Judge C. H. Darling, Mrs. Darling and
Miss Elizabeth Darling of Burlington, AL
fred Eaton of Randolph, H. A. Eaton of
Boston Thomas F. Meehar and G. +. Vim
cent of Manchester, r. H. Walker and
f. NJ. Noble of Burlington, John Douglas
of Worcester, J. A. Rogers of Burlington,
Sherman w. Smith of Springfield, Thorn
as B. Garvey of Burlington, J. H. Marsh
of Cabot, S. C. Hinsdale OF Charlotte, C.
A. Chapman of Charlotte and Z. NJ. Stu
art of st. Louis, Mo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-31
The Daylight Store
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Harry Hubbard and Miss Nellie
Orcutt of Granville were in the city yes.
terday visit friends.
r. Clericy of Waterbury returned to
his home yesterday after visiting rela.
tives ON Berlin street over the week end
Among the Chelsea visitors in the city
yesterday We're Charles Baraw, Miss
Vera Beckwith, John Edwards and Rev.
and Mrs. j. Lawrence
Just arrived, the most popular ideas in
mid winter trimmings, fine selections in
black velvet hats. Mrs. Brine, Pleas
ant street, off Brook street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claff Geno and son, Mel
vim returned to their home in St Al
bans yesterday after visiting at the
home of Charles and George Wood of
this city for several days.
Miss Jane Foley, formerly employed
as clerk in the Homer Fits Co, store
and now of Mortified, was a visitor in
the city yesterday, returning to North
field this morning.