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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-07

IOWA.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 7.-no'
vember Is has been fixed BY tne
United States supreme court as me
date ON which oral arguments In the
case in which the Iowa law PROVO
ing a standard for ice cream is being
tested will be heard. Written Argyll
ments already have been fled. AT
torney General Cosson will 60 10
Washington to appear for the state.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa. Nov. 1.-Plao-
ing his wife and 2-year-old daughter
on a train bound for Des Moines
where her parents live. James 9.
Bushelle, cashier of the Omaha rail
road here, left Mitchell with about
$500 of the railroads money, accord
ing to the charges made by officials
OF the Omaha railroad.
MASON CITY. Iowa, Nov. 7.-Pav-
ing operations in Mason City which
have totalled considerably over 20O,-
600 square yards this season, includ-
ing several miles of permanent I'M
provements on various streets, are
now almost completed.
CENTERyILLE, Iowa, Nov. =
Frank Gordy, the man charged with
stabbing Clarence Dodson near Glen
wood, Mo-, and who recently escaped
from the jail at Lancaster and has
been leading the officers merry
chase ever since, is still up to his
tricks which have, so far, kept him
out of the hands of the law. His
latest feat was to pass through Cen
teryile in an auto, stop for lunch,
lead the officers in a chase as far az
Moravia and there lose them again,
WEBSTER CITY, Iowa, Nov. =
Mrs. R. T. Angstrom was drowned
in the Des Moines river at STRAIT.
ford, presumably having tainted and
fallen in the water. The body was
found by her husband. She fished a
good deal and was subject to faint
ing spells When her husband re-
turned home and she was not there
he went to the river to look for her
and found her dead body.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 1.-Two
more cases of infantile paralysis were
reported to the state board OF health
Saturday, one from Emerson and one
from a farm seven miles out from
Oskaloosa in Mahaska county. There
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-07
Iowa Missouri

still seems to be . few cases Of the
disease despite the cooler weather.
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DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. Two
more cases of infantile paralysis were
reported to the state board OF health
Saturday, one from Emerson and one
from a farm seven miles out from
Oskaloosa in Mahaska county. There
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MISSOURI.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Nov. THE
case of Oscar D. Mcdaniel. prosecut-
ing attorney Of this county accused
Of the murder Of his wife has been
set for November 13.
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-euSscr1bs for The cate CITY.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-27
Nashville studcnt.-Jubilee Singers.


At the Wonderly Theater next
Wednesday. May 3lst. the manage.
ment will offer what should attrac,
more than passing interest. The
Nashville Students and Jubilee Sing
ers. who have been know from Coast
to Coast for score or more OF years,
and who have played here several
times are to play an engagement a;
the Wonderly Theater
The company Is the oldest colored
organization now travelling and have
been favorites for many years. They
come. so IL is said. augmented by one
OF the best small bands that has been
heard locally. With the minstrel
performance will be featured Coy
Herndon. one OF the greatest hoot
rollers who has few rivals In the
ranks OF that form OF entertainment
The Nashville Students will give one
performance at the Wonderly Theatei
a, night. The Nashville Students
are. without a doubt. the hes, enter.
tainers OF their race In existence, and
as fun Is their principal asset. they
satisfy the people. scattering gloom
and sending hundreds home glad In
their hearts that they came.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-27
BASEBALL SHORT ONES.

Fort Lyon plays double header
with Las Animas next THURSDAY on
the grounds of the former.
Pitcher Maher fields his position
better than any pitcher in the league,
and he likewise cuffs the pill once in
while.
II Mattick keeps up his present
lick he Will lead the league in bat.
ting. He is sure some slugger OF the
horsehide.
Everybody expects to go to Rocky
Ford next Tuesday to witness the
double header between Rocky Ford
and La Junta.
Both La Junta and Rocky Ford
won three straight games the past
week, and the double header on Dec
Grafton Day between these two teams
on the Rocky Ford grounds, will
surely be some grand battle and
worth going miles to see-but not
over ten miles.
many game from La Junta last sea-
son by his pitching and prociivity for
smashing out home runs when home
runs counted. has signed up with
Rocky Ford for the remainder of the
season, and it is reported will be In
the box for the melon rollers In one
OF the double header games with La
Junta in that burg on Decoration
Day.
Bobby McGraw must be very much
in love with Rocky Ford. as II is re-
ported that he turned down an offer
to play with the New York Giants in
order to be true to his first love
Connie Mack is also after McGraw,
but as long as Rocky Ford is on the
map and there is an opportunity to
play there. Bobby will steadfastiy re-
fuse to entertain the offers OF base
ball angels elsewhere.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-27
Rocky Ford Wins Three Straight

In well played game Rocky Ford
moved into second place In the Ar
kansas Valley League Thursday al
ternoOn when they defeated Fort Ly-
on In Rocky Ford by score OF 3 to
6 La Junta Is still three full games
ahead OF Rocky Ford. Lewis start
ed the game Tor Fort Lyon but was
succeeded by 10y before the finis n
OF the third inning after eight hits
had been made off him which Melted
eight runs 10y. the hoy wonder
from Fowler. was steady and allow ed
but three hits for the remainder OF
the game. An drew was in the box
for the Cubs but his place was taken
by Toothacker after three innings
the latter keeping the hits scattered
The score;
RHE
Fort Lyon. ? 90 g6.0iI O-s II +.
Rocky Ford ! 8 / % @ O o - n q.
summary stolen bases MeIlteker
Brown. Whitehead Moore Two-bas.
hits 10y, Harwood. Goblin. Kane
Thrcs-bss. hits Mcllickcr struck out
BY Lewis by 10y 8 hy Tooihsckel
s Bases on balls or Andrews >; Of
Toothack.r 2 off Lewis ? Doubl.
plays Lewis TO Kane to whitehead
Melucker 60 Kane to whitehead In,
niuE- pitched. By Lewis !: Ia innings
hits runs. by 10y . 20 innings
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-27

The great family journal is in re-
ceipt OF a letter from Phil II. Knowl-
ton. OF the Carter, Rice & Carpenter
PAPER Company. OF Denver. in which
he says some very complimentary
things about the 1916 issue OF the
High School Annual His common
dation OF the annual is especially APP
preciated owing to the fact that he is
an old time printerorial expert him
self and is thereby qualified TO give
an opinion that is worth having. His
letter Is as follows:
Denver, May IS, 1916.
Ny Dear Mr. Mason: The 1916
issue OF the Reveille duly received.
and can no, refrain from writing
YOU to compliment you on the gener-
al appearance OF the book.
Its typographical makeup. press
work and general composition are as
good as any high school annual ]
have seen in years do not believe
than any printing concern in Denver
could have turned on; better piece
OF work
am particularly glad to receive
this book and note the excellence of
the work because II shows that the
country print shops are keeping
abreast OF the times and producing
as good work a can be had In any
city Again allow me TO congratu-
late you on the excellence OF this pro-
duction.
With best personal wishes. believe
me.
Very truly yours.
PHIL II. KNOWLTON.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-27
QuisN Sair?

Where can man buy a cap for his
knee.
or a key for n lock OF his hair'
Can his eyes be called an academy
Because there are pupils there'
In the crown OF his head. what gems
are set7
Who travels the bridge on his
nose7
Can he use. when shinsling the roof
OF his mouth.
The nails on the ends OF his toes.
What does he raise from the slip OF
his tonHue7
Who plays the drums In his ears7
And who can tell the cut and style
OF the coat his stomach wears?
Can the crook OF his elbow be sent 10
jail.
And II 40. what did Il do7
How does he sharpen his shoulder
blades?
III bs hanged II / know--do your
Selected.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-27
Standing Of the Clubs.
Pueblo Laundry Quits la Junta.

The Pueblo Laundry Company.
which has been operating n laundry
route In La Junta for several years.
decided this week to retire from the
field. ms the business was not large
enough TO Justify Its continuance. In
retiring the Pueblo Laundry especi.
ally recommended the Best Laundry
to Its patrons. citing the fact tina,
our local laundry has identicaily the
same equipment as that used by their
company in Pueblo. and therefore
Is prepared TO give their patrons
first class work.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-27
RHEUMATISM ARRESTED

Many people suffer the torturcs of
lame muscles and stifened joints because
OF impurities in the blood, and each sue
c-eding attack seems more acute until
rheumatism has invaded the whole system.
To arrest rheumatism II is quite as inn
portan, To improve your general health as
Go purify your blood. and the cod liver oil
inScott sEmulsion is nature great blood
maker, while its medicinal nourishment
strengthens the organs TO espcl the
impurities and upbuild your strength.
SCOTS Emulsion is helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-27
FIRST VI. =. CHURCH.


Sunday school at s:45 o'clock,
with classes for every one,
Morning service at IL O'Clock. Ser.
mon subject. The Four Great Facts
OF the Christian Life"
Al O'Clock the Epworth League
will meet
Evening service AT o'clock. when
the pastor viii preach on The Dan.
ger OF Being Discouraged"
All are cordially invited,
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-27
la Junta Wins Three Straight.

Another heavy hitting game play
ed In high wind was staged in the
Las Animas ball park at Las Animas
Thursday when La Junta won from
Las Animas by the score OF - to s.
Again the inability OF the Las AMI
mas pitchers to locate the home plate
lost the game despite heavy hitting
and classy fielding behind them. The
hitting OF Chapman and Love OF Las
Animas and Mattick and Merrill OF
La Junta was the feature OF the game
The score:
r "a Z
Las Animas. o oossO o-sIs
La Junta..,s O2tia3 6-is 10 )
summary Two has. hits. pslky,
Mattick, Si.vsrs, Bockewitt. Chsllrord
Love. Thr""-bas. hits. MattIck. Sic.
v.rs. Merlin. Chapman. Double plays.
AddinEton TO Chellgord TO Book .wltx
Base on balls OFF Duffy. 6. off PYLE
2, OFF Sherrod ;. Hit by pitcher By
Sherrod / by Duffy :. Struck out 10y
shcrrod = by Duffy !, INNINGS pitched
by Duffy :. Pyle :. Hits off Duffy 10,
OF fyles. Tim. OF game hours I'm.
pire Roth.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-27

Relief corps. and Sons and Daugh.
tiers OF Veterans viii also be guests
OF honor. There will be special mu.
SIC.
Christian Endeayor at : O'Clock,
Leader, +. Findley.
Evening service at O'Clock Sub.
Jet. The Unity Of the Church
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-27
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.


Bible school at s:45 o'clock.
Church services at II O'Clock The
pastor will deliver the Memorial Day
address for the G. 4. n. the Woman's
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-27

The first event in the Memorial
program OF the G A. Il. will be a
Memorial sermon preached in the
Christian church tomorrow at II
O'Clock by Rev. j. F. Findley. This
service viii be attended by the mem
beers OF the C. 4. r.. Sons and Daugh-
tiers OF Veterans and the Woman's
Relief Corps.
At g O'Clock Tuesday morning.
May goth. the procession will form
at Harmony Hall to march to the
cemetery for the decoration OF the
graves of deceased comrades. The
order OF march will be as follows:
Children.
Daughters OF Veterans.
Sons OF Veterans
Fitzpatrick Post No II.
Relief Corps.
Other organizations.
c. w. wonderly has been chosen
as marshal Of the day
The program will be given at Har.
mony Hall at 2:30 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon. and will consist OF the
following:
! n 4 A
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-15
IN AUTO Y UN MOTOCICLO CHIC
CAN

AVER en- IL manana tuv0 lugar en-
In intersection dc In .Avenida W.
Woodlawn y el Belknap Place, una
collision entire eI auto dirigido por el
abogado l.. II. Browne. que vive en-
ell ndmero l0l de In .Avenida f.
Agarita, V un motociclo m~anejaCo
Dor S. J. Smith. Official especial de po-
licia oue reside en- cl $40 de la Ave-
nida w. WodIawn.
George Spencer, que iha Ell 81
asiento trasero del motociclo sacn
una heriGa eli una rOdiIla. Y fue con
ducidO Il Su ca5a, para que sc lie ateh-
diera. Browne Y Smith Salieron lie
SOS. pero con sus vehicuioS en- malas
condolences. Sicndo arrestadO por su
falta de cuidado. Dieron una fianza
V Sc les dej6 libres, con In obliga,
cion De presentarse hoy en- In manana
ante IA Corte..
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ROBO CONSTANTE DE BICYCLE.
TAS

En- Ii oiicina de detectives Sc han
cstadO reribiendo. dcSdc hace dias.
rOticias f~recucntes del robo de BIZ
cic!etas. Antcayer. Hugo Maierho-
per y Luis Gonzalez, ambos emplea-
dos de Ia CONFESS Realty Company.
dieron aviso de que les habian sido
robadas sus bicicletas, precisamente
cuando IA rolicia Sc ocupa o gran
empeno de p%erseguir a los ladrones.
Hasta ahora solo Sc ha cogido Il I'M
muchacho de u amos. quien sc robG
cinco ruedas de los eXpresadoS We
kicu!os. y sc !c h. cJnfinado a ia
casa de correction del Condado. Las
bicicletas, segIn Sc deia cntenler.
son desarmadas por los cacos, Y asi
van vendiendo paulatinamente sus
pleas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-15

r;inholr ron nioS "nrcndi,lo> que lla-
m.aIan rrflrioS amarill"S Y varlo-
SOS.
AbriG las faurcS arm"daS de- "nor-
mes y hIanc0S denies. - @oIpc" los
rOsiadoS con la cola. rn >"@tIida :"
cncogi6 como haccn los gaIoS ct!ando
50 disponcn Il atraPar a I'M raionri-
Ito. V lanz6 ~alclnoS rugidns guiu-
rales, que resonarOn sinieStrnmen-
te en- las cOpaS de ,os grandeS rho
les. perdiGndOse en- apagadOs ccOs
por las profundidades de Ia selva.
.AQurl animal. al ruaI iluminaba
perfectamentc n Luna, tenia ccrca
de dos metros de largo, Y pnr SUI for
ma So Darccia al tigre, o mejor dir1o,
a un gallo de dimcnSiOnnS e~XtraOrdi-
narias. Trnia Ia cabrza erueSa en-
proportion con 81 rurrpo. las oreiaS
peHuehaS. 81 rur,l0 rorI0 Y foriiSi-
mo. la cola de- unn ochenta r"nli-
metros de !arga. Y el prlamnn anna
rillo roiizo. que o~scurecia por 81 To-
mo. manrhaio De puntOs oscur0s
, irregular-s. Las pataS. 81 pecho Y
la garganta Hran hi ncuzcos ANA
rillent0s.
Al OR que - l. alacaba habia ahan
donado a Ia victima. quizas en- H
momento en- que Ia estrangulaba, Y
Sc disponia a alrontar ell peligro
con un valor qua no deia De ser raro
en- las fieras. que 0riinariamentc
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rlamd.- Han malado 4 "St" inr"liz!
Anlao. ven,
81 rnmpah"ro ;" aprrSurn 4 aru-
dir. Y IN S"cuida romprendjG Ia era
yodad de a roSa.
t MuerIo. q ~prcS"?-nre@unl6.
-;PreSo!-eyclamd Alfredo. como
81 aIuclla palahra hubi"ra >ido pa
ra Il nm rayo de- luz.
per0 en- >e.uida, sacudiend0 Ia "a
beza, anadij:
-cY a que fin? ;Secuestrar a IN
criado! Aqui. cuando So odia a al
2uno. Sc lc mata. La vida de IN
h0mbre vale mcnos que un curhilio
q III pu1ado lie rhnrhcriaS de Vi
dr.o.
De SECURE e hahrin arroiado
al hoSqu".
-;Ru>qufmosln. Alfredo, No Ie
pareec que rStaS hicrbaS han sid"
~pjs"}rada>?
ST; :" Y" que nsIan tronrhadaS
por muchas parties.
-iPUeS SigamoS aSa> huellaS,
-;E> du" me urge lIeEar a Ia fac
tnria, Antao, ;Tengo triSteS penSa-
mieni0S! Este atadu" ~imprrviSlo en-
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OFERTA ESPECIAL

evitan al ;hombre blanco cuando le
ven armada.
FL razadOr, sabiendo Ia claSe De for
mIdablc adverSariO que tcnia deIan-
10. So habia detenido. Y miraba con
vaIor a la fiera. que se2uia !anzan-
dole rayoS dc cGIera pOr u ojos ar
denies. LcnIamente iha Alfredo a.
puntandO con la carabina.
i uertc de Neptuno,-murmur6
AntaO estremecido de terror.-tUn
leopardo aqui9 ;p~rcfnriria diez hi
pop6tamos a este feroz devorador de
hombrcs.
No So c~ngahaba. La fiera que Sc
diSpOnia 4 acOmetrr 4 Alfredo. .el
valienia razadOr dc Ia Costa de Mar
fill, era TN vrrIaicrO leOpardo.
EstoS animaleS son mas fOrmida-
bleS que los Zones V mas audaces.
cue los tigrcS de IA India. NinclIi
negro 50 alrrvc 4 afr0niarlOs. auT-
que tiencn una cstatura bien inferior
a la del rcy de las selvas y son me-
nos rObuStOS: Y no So atrcven. por-
1ue cOnacen 10 fercces que son y Ia
agilidad de que estan dotados.
Son p. azOtc del Africa equatorial,
como 10 son los tigres DE- las panta-
losas llanuras del Sencderbunds en-
IN sasrado Gauges.
0rdinariamente habitan la selVas
.spesas, dOnde hacen nm vnr1ada-
(C0ntinuari.)
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SuScRIPTORES
FOLLETIN No. ,
LA COSTA DE A
(Por Emilio Salgari.)


madam ,uplIl>lma> redee.
La carrrru. rat!a yrz mas raplia.
durn amos ,"lu.- minutes. i">pufs
de Jos rua..> N.fr"io 81 I~luyo IN
IN e>parl" alberto. ~n - c"ntro del
ruai - aIzaha -nlltarjn an >ic"moro
de negro follaie qua ~proyec;aba iran
SomDra a I'll a!red"dor.
-sH"mo> lIe=aio?-pr"-untd An
tao al afan.
->-responji5 .! eazador:-p"-
70.
lie YES?
-E-ta muy o<,uro. Y ademi>. :"
habra eScoudido entrr la hoia> del
siromoro.
-cOye> algo?
No. Antao. Y ESQ me inTuleta.
-L.ama.e.
Alfredo >e puSo las manO> n am
hos lado< lie Ia boca fernando una
espetia de bocina, Y dijo variaS veces.
sin erltar mas que 10 precise para
que le oyeran deSde el arbol:
-Gamari, ;Gamanii
Nadie reSpondio a aquella insistep-
te lIamada.
-Gran Dios!-muTmur0 e GAIA
dor con arguStia.-:Qne le Ia Sucs-
ildc9
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DELITO DE. l.

Julia Newenhurger, n nina de j
amos que residia con sus padres en- CT
numero 80 de Ia Gale Davis, Ell
H~arlandale, recibi6 I'm balaZo eli ci
est6mago, aver a la 100 de IA tarde,
V Sc ha,!a en- gravisimas condolences.
Alfredo Villastrigo, un joven meAi-
cano de X amos. fue inmediatameni.
arrestado por fabcr sid" ei lCe dis
par0 fatalmente sObre n nina. con
un rifle cal. p. Viiias:rien dice que
andaba casando concio2. y que 81 una
de suS balas Tue 4 HERR 4 II nina, IL"
un nero ]accidente.
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-sF~ia~ -r-rIro lie one ">t" - g.
>isio? l.. prr.unI6 I'll r"mpah"r".
\: M mr "luIvor". l." i"iamo>
al ri" 10 81" >icomoro.
.:Lr hahri dryorajo a!.nna fie-
IA? Alurllo> tiroS......
-;Vtamo>, = le la matado Y
i~rvnra,Io aI=Iin I"opario " leon. al
mennS acknowledgements por alui 81
carahiua.
ST: de Seguro que no So Ia ha-
bran condo.
Ven!
.Armd Su rusil Y 50 iiTiSid hacia
81 cicanteSc9 arbol. miHntraS Su on
panaro Observable los a,rHdedore> por
) ~apare,ian lo> mi>I"rioSos "n"mi-
COS.
Des,ie 81 pie del ~icom"To 81 ca
zador miro hacia las rama>: pHro g.
taDa damaSiaio obscure q foiiaje
para podrr diStiasuir NADIA. Rrp:tI@
Ia Ilanada. Y. no obtenienio reSpueS-
ia. do n vue,ta al Todedor del onor
M tronco. examinando con deten-
zion la hierha que por ALI rrecia.
Va casi habia terminate de- dar a
yuelta. cuando VIC en- TERRA una o
"a blanca. medic escondida entire las
sramineas. La cogi6: era IN SOM
.breco de palma que conocia perfec-
tamente.
-fEl somhreT0 DE- Camanii-eX-
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Do. mas d"S"Sprrad" IN" 81 prime
ro. nn iud6 va. Con M drd" en-
Il @atill" dee la rarahina para "S-
Tar Ii>pucSln Il todO rvcnlo. prn"tr"
p"r aTurlIa mariza v~"""!arI"n. SIM
pre- snglIiI" del porIu@urS.
DrSlizindoSc por las rair"S Y las
ramps. raSi sin hacrr rnldo nj VA
rilar. aunduc IA oScuridad era pro-
funda halo la impenetrable b6Neda
de hOjaS. en- POGO men0S de IN MI
nufo lego a un Segunio clar0 mas
1ucdnnho aim que FL del Sicomoro
V rodrado de- allisimoS irboI">. La
lnz de la Luna iIuminaba I'm rueFpo
.o<curo. una masa cOnfuSa gu" pa
rccia rrvolrarsn entire la hl"rha.
Que cS cSo-pr"guntd Anfao.
que hahia Srcnid0 a Alfredo.
Tn trrrrr grilo IL" mni"r Salid Il"
aque'Ia maSa. Y en- seguIda I'M Il
.ilo romeo. birn r0norido p"r los ca
..aiorc, de Ia Costa /" Marfil.
-;AtraS. Antao.-evcIam6 Alfredo.
-inprirnde IN vida!
I'm sr9uida adclanid Orlando 0
voz d" tru"no:
Soy yo. 1ucriio. Y TRAGIC para
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DE- Ia OUDHD

dedo pulgar lie su man izquierda
Dor haber sido mordido por un pc
rrO que Sc supone eStaba atacado
de rabia. FL accidente Ocurri0 Il! an
dar aver en- Ia manana el nino cerca
de su casa, como n las $50. FL pc
rro tue muerto en- seguida por cl Off
cial Winters. de la policia montada.
En- IL tarde del mismo dia fue envia-
la Ia cabeZa del animal al Institute
Pasteur de Austin. 4 fin de que por
I'm examen 5 e determine 81 en- ~efect0,
cstaba o no atacadO de rabia.
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REGlSTRO CIVIL
Defunciones

Agustin Hernandez, 30 amos. GALES
Houston Y n. Flores. Lesion del cora
ION.
Sra. II. dc Cerda, 2G amos 1911
Gale Morales. Tuberculosis.
Sra. l.. 4. Miller 20 amos. 225 ca
lie Vance. Gripa.
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UN NINO MORDIDO POR UN Pc
RRO RABIOSO

Elmer Woodwork, un pcqueHo
riho del mat-imonio F. f. Wood.
worth, que vive en- ell numcro 424 d.
Ia Gale Onceava. ACADIA de perder q
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ANUNCIO

Ia PRENSA eSta autorizada para
anunc.ar IL carGidatura del senior ia
cobo Hubio.a. para ComiSionado Gci
Precinto No. ! del Condado de Bez:,r.
Sujeto 4 l2s pr.mariaS democvattcas
Julio -. ReSpeyUosamente sc So.icica
81 voJ0 lie los meNico-texanoS.
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Gouraud's
Oriental Cream

no solo proporciona ala piel una
protection constante en- todas las
~ocasiones sino que tambien la
purifica y her.nosea. lmpar,e al
CUTS suavidad, tersura yblancura
perlinaquecontrib uyenalencanto
personal. No contiene grasa.
Viene usantose desde haoe cerca
de setenta y cinoo amos.
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ANUNCIO

LA PRENSA esta autOrizaGa para
anunciar n c]andidatura de recollection
del C.. J. II. Clark. para jucZ De =.
Corre Civil del Condado, Sujcto 4 i,
accj6n lie las prinar.as Gemocrat;t&s,
Julio -.
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ANUNCIO

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anuncIar a canGidaJura de- Sr. c. i.
Chambers. para Fiscal del DiStfito.
sujeUo i las primaries democratic"s
Julio -. So.icita atentamenJe q vT-O
de los NeHico-TexaHoS.
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Veinte mil hombres habra en....
Eagle Pass ccntro financicr0.

Eagle Pass centric f%inancicr0.
M"rr"d a "a an0rmaIrS %rirrunS-
iancla> p"r,II" atravirSa MtXir0. "S-
la riuIaA =. lIa v"nido r"nyirti-n-
d0 on mn ~int"r">anir centric ir ne
@%"riG>. En- los liiIimnS iia> 80 nan
c>tad0 tratando. y ulIimando IN al
@lnaS raSa>. ruanti0SaS vrnl&S he tr-
Ir"noS SiIuad"> on la parir N"rtr de-
Jos E.~ladn> FrOntrriZOS.
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T P. HOEFGEN

solicita Il &yu6a de listed para Su re-
election como
TESORERO DEL CONDADO
srje-o = q election primar!a demo
cr5tica. &. - de Julio de 1916.
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