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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-05
BLOOM TOWNSHIP scloTo
COUNTY, OHIO

112 & 5O-1OO acres, in Section Z lots
numbers 6, Z & $40 acres of this on
top OF hin can be plowed both way
PRICE $500 per acre. 200 per acre
down. and balance s1.Oc per acre per
wear for ten years with per cent IN
terest payable annually.
annually.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-05

147 & 3O-1OO acres in lots numbers !
2, 7 T. 8 in Section 3l--45 acres of
which can be plowed both ways, PRICE
$1,000 per acre. $500 per acre down
and s1.O0 per acre per year for ter
years with per cent interest payable
annually.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-29

cation for accommodations can be made by new appointtees through correspondence before leaving home or by calling at the office of the Washington Cham Der of Commerce, No. Gil Twelfth Street, N. w., upon their arrival in Washington.
 Stenographers and typewriters make I'D a large part of the ad- 3ltions to the force at Washing
 ton. Thousands have been ap- pointed and thousands more are needed. Ship draftsmen for the Navy Department, mechanical draftsmen for the service gen orally, and statisticians and what are known as clerks qualified in business administration. clerks qualified ln statistlcs pr account ing. index and catalogue clerks, balance of stores clerks. and schedule clerks for the Ordnance Department of the Army are also in great demand. Repre- sentatives of the United States Civil Service Commission at the post offices in all cities are fur aishing detailed information con corning positions at Washington n which workers are needed.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-29
GAS MUST ADVifcE
 SAY COMPANY HEADS

Users 0i NatRra! Gas for h. dustria' purposes in Prescott have hean notified of an advance in rates by the Arkansas Natu- ral Gas Company. Officials of the compahy state that labor and material costs incidental to the gas production and distribution have advanced in keeping with the same factors in other indus
 fies, and that the company can not continue to supply large users at present rates.
 h . recent interview with members of the Arkansas press, , II. Munce, Vice-President and General Manager of the Arkan-
 2s Natural Gas Co.,, said Not 7nly must We advance our price -o large users. but let me say aiso that We have been selling gas much too cheapIy in the past. -
 Mr. Munce then explained that while many gas users imagined the company had only to drill it's wells and then stand by and hold the sack, /" that such was aot the case. The cost of pipe" " continued MT. Munce, :" of which we use vast quantities, has advanced several hundred per cent. The increased cost in supervision and maintenance of cur pipe line, the improvements and endorsements installed at river crossings and other details too numerous to mention, have all contributed to make contin- aation of existing rates unprofit- able and therefore impossible.
 For several years We have
 truggled along, hoping to make olr way, but without success. conditions are such that we nust obtain more revenue or go ut of business. <"
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-29
HONOR ROLL

The following pupils in the Bluff City High School made not less than an average of 85 per cent for the month ending Nov ember 18th:
 Dewey Beals, Percy Upton, John A Henry, Otto Starnes, Dennis Walker, Hollis Walker. Hudson Henry, Charlie Payne, Clyde Helde0raHd, Louis Car ter. Hudson Croweij Leroy Martin, Clyde Slack, Pennie Black, Bill Nich- ols, James Neil Byrd, Lloyd Robinson, Dale AskeW. HaSse 5,arnes. Deward otarnes, Henry Starnes. Vernie Mead or, Enis Pruitt, Loyee Starnes, Troy Byrd, Arlis Moore, Hassel Carter, Garland Moore, Clyde Moore. LIoy q Davis, Miles Governor, Lois Stasnes, HazeI Walker, Loreen Meador. Neal Cath,y, MyrtIe Henry, Marie Martin, Mrs. Ada Cox, Mary Gathey, Jew eI Upton, Della Upton. Pearl leldebrand Gladys Heldebrard, Edna Heldebrand, Nellie Marie Heidcbrand. Matte Crow ell, Eisio Moore, Dovie Black, Ruby Carter, Elsie Mae Moore, Lucy Lee Byrd, Gnssie Byrd, Gladys Henry, Ril- la Carter Mattie Garter, !Georgia Car. ter Belle MorR , Stella Stsrnes. Car rie S;arnes, ana LI..e Mae Robinson.
 Oscar Dawson, Principal.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-29
TIE GIRL 1 LEFT BEHIaD

Darling, when l am far away From you somewhere in France. l ask you to always think of me And pray have a chance. To leave you dear was sad. The saddest thing of all. But am no stacker When hear my country's call. To be at home with you dear It's happiness, that is true, But l cannot see the enemy Down the Red, White and Blue used to be with you often, Those beautiful, happy days, And 1t makes me blue to think That l am so far away some day in the lear future This great conflict will end. And the soldier boy who loves you, Will come to you again.
 { is pleas are to every girl who's lief
 behind,
 2o always remember the boy she love ls on the firing line.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-29
WAR ACTIVITIES IN WASHINGTON

Washington. D. C., Nov. 1917.
 The population of the city of Washington has increased at least 50. .0O0 since the war began. 1t is natural that the capital city. ne center of governmental ac- ,ivities, should show this marked fleet of the most extensive preparation for war ever under taken by any country. A steady stream of new appointees to the great civilian army pours out unto the city; the streets ... hum with activity; everybody IS busy and earnest; on every hand arr the sure signs of competent organization with d fixed pur- pose.
 At the request of the United States Civil Service Commission the Washington Chamber of Commerce has undertaken the wuk of directing to suitable 70 1ming and boarding places tae new arrivals who are not a acquainted in the city. Hun dreds of desirable rooms. with or without board, are listed. and at vary moderate rates. Appli-
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-29

We had a very pleasant call from J. C. McMelvey of Gale, last Saturday.
 Andy Jordan called at this of flee Saturday. Andy lives in Albane township
 J. I. Shell of Emmet route 2, was in town Tuesday and called at the Picayune office.
 We thank our good friend, A A. Gordon for a call this W ok that We remember with pleasure
 Phone us any time and we VIII be glad to come and demonstrate che Overland ear. The best tor the money.
 Rosston Garage.
 TANLAC the wonderful rem edy that everyone is talking about is sold only by Hesterly Druc Store.
 This community was visited by a splendid rain Tuesday night ald Wednesday. It was very much needed.
 F. P. Williams of Rosston, route 3, was in the city yester- day on business. He called to see us while here.
 K. w. Cross of Mt Moriah, was in the city one day last week. He had been to Little Rock on business.
 H. D. Calhoun of Washington, Ark, was in the city last week. He is a brother to our Circuit Clerk. C. C. Calhoun.
 DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills are sold under a guarantee to give satisfaction or money re- funded at Hesterly Drug Store,
 Wanted Men to Clear Land - By the day or contract. Also want to buy 300 eood fence posts. Apply s. Heddle, Christian Ridne. Prescott, Phone 28O.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-29

Don't let sour stomach sour yoar disposition and make your ii5y miserable while TANLAC is ready to give you relief. Get it now at Hesterly Drug Store. Ex- elusive dealers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-29
LOCALS

J. A. Eaves of Emmet was d caller Manday.
 We are County Agents for the Overland Automobile.
 Rosston Garage. We make loans on liberal terms on improved real estate
 R. l.. Blakely
 Office Phone 329. J. D. White of Rosston route 7 was in the city Saturday. Just finished a large brick kiln. See me r you need brick
 ]. ". Marshal. John Moore of Emmet was in the cit Monday on business. J. L. DeWoody and son, ]. k. were in ID see us last Saturday. Hog c D "-o1e~e of 0t.o. Iona called at this office Satur- day.
 Orchard White the perfect Skin Whitener at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Mrs. Fred Galloway who has been very i'll at the Sanitarium, is some better.
 We have complete stock ot Films for all makes of kodaks and Cameras.
 Hesterly Drug Store. The best ear for the money IS the Overland see Rosston Gar age County Agents.
 George Westmoreland and fam fly of Weaver, were in the city Tuesday. shopping.
 Sal Vet will keep your stock in a healthy condition. sold by Hesterly Drug Store. J. A. Bryan is confined to his room. He has been real sick for several days, but is better to- day.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-29

He did not want to leave you,
 For he's gone to risk his life. But he's a true American, lv li ol, the Stars and Stripes. $ Hsa.t.N Jys are marching With our national hymn, It thrills my heart to know That 1 am one of them. And told you dear, When kissed your lips so sweet, That l was going to leave you, And again may never meet. Don't give up, darling. If you love me you will wait. If we never meet on earth again, We'll meet at the golden gate. Some girls are not patient. And wont wait so long, And will learn to love stacker, When their soldier boy has gone.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-29

When he goes to fight the battle. For his country and for you. His thoughts are with the one That he loves so true When he returns in years to come, And finds that you are false,
 His whole life will be ruined,
 And his happiness all lost.
 Don't grieye little girl, Just make your love he true, Greet the boy in Khaki,
 When he comes marching back to you. Don respect a stacker. They assure not chance, The boys you should honor
 Are tho heqs zone fe France.
 By Mckinley Campbell. 1l5 Field Artillery. Battery E, Camp L. Greenville, s. (.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
FCLLETiS NJ 1853
UN OBRERO A~RISTOCRATA
fra. c~t~ccor-.da has :

frazrs cct~ecorcadaS:
AZ 81 T. ne e2yontrado. hlio
mioipoh.s martir,
tn a3a2Gono, tu$ $SfrimlcTtoS in
mercedes. nan sicu IA redeacion, Z!
c-:<ol dondc Se han pu-iiicado las
:altas de II deSGrac:ado padre; que
este te conSuele IN POGO.
Pero ahora, nj ternura maternal te
ha-a mas dichoso; todos los tesoroS
de cariho que alimentaba para ii en-
Ia noche &c mi proilnda ~desgracia. los
roy q gaStar inundandote 81 alma.
e amo- dc una madre para 81 hijo
no tiere NADIA comparable q los otroS
Sen;imientoS Que hacen nacer los aza-
res de II vida.
NoSorras os amamoS antes de vues-
tro nacin.ento con nuestras entra-
mas. con toda nueStra Sansre. con e.
alma cnte-a.
iQyc hes.noso ercs. que alto.
-cocu1uo nracdole EMBELLISHMENTS
en- e. iusrsnte e. que G. iover Sc e
vantaba.
Como te voy : ansr 3 adorar,
iEiio MIC .qusrido Juan!
a medids que hsblabs, 81 exsI-e-
ci6r crecia, llesando VI momento ec
cue Ia enocion tus TAR intensa, qus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

cuyv desfa!lecida sohre el asiento.
= Do!caire!-gri:5 EN- seguida e.
condo que contemplate ~silcncioSa-
Tcn,e enternecido esta eseena de
amor maternal iatensamen.e coar1u
v.dora.
e tabricante, q-e habia desspa-
re~idn hacia IN ratio, soudio N Sc
Cuida a. ilamamiento de ST cunado.
No IS nada....rs la algeria. =.
n algeria CUE NE here, murnur0 Ia
condesa de Presles volviendo en- 81
!enramente.
-Ahora-dijo alegremente Dol
taire fernando IN POGO IA nota,-
quer!dos amigos. s. usteies qulerea.
7odemoS paSar al salon.
Es precise zanzibar de atn6Sfera
Y recohrar Ia CANA. e ~po-venir es
de ustedes.
Ademas, 81 les pa-ece. debemos O.
cuparnos tambien IN POGO de 10 con
cerniente i su comun ~reinstalaci0n.
Diciento este, Ell e%celente hombre
condujo q suS h~Iespedes al salon.
dondc iueroa ag-adablenente sor-
prendidos por e. hs-noso aspecto que
tTe prcsenta6s.
Una orgis de flores y de luces es-
parcia su e1carto, en- plens armorfs,
con el jdb:Io 4. los c-a-ores.
-Qus delicada areaci6n!-dijo IL
sonora de PresIeS ar2obada
-Ah, Doltai-e! icuanto bien nos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

este va es algo. Nucho para las
genteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

10 djcho. Senorcs.
eS-o VI 10 Is vida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

StIIleS.
-Adoptado -dijo IL condesa.
DeSpues, la conversation cont
nuo en- N tono !ntimo, LENA de tier
mas confidencias y de proycctoS pa
"a 10 ~porvenir.
Una comida snculenta, regada con
bucnos who's, les reuni6 a la mesa de
Doltaire, y luego, a las diez de Ia no.
che. Ia condesa marcho para Roc. sola
en- 81 carruaje.
A las tres de la tarde del siguien-
tc dia. conforme estaba converido,
Ia condesa llegaba a la estaci6n de
Chateau-Thierry, rccibia en- 81 coupe
! su hijo y a ST. marido y les cond.-
cia 4 Roc.
En- Blcsrcs los habitantes, entera-
dos. aguariaban en- las pue-tas; Pc
70 los caballos, lanzados al tote. a.
t-avcs2ren c, pueblo sin detenerse.
Al llcgar cerca de IA hacienda de
les Fresnos, divis6 IN compacto CRU
DO de persoaas que aguardaban E Ia
Duerta y cue sali6 al encIentro del
coche. Cuando este, cue aaora iba
al paso, estaro mas cc-ca, IN g-ito
hrot6 de los labios de Juan.
-. Magdalena.-diio.
Despues, e. joven a5r:6 r~apidame1.-
te Ia ~portezaela y Sc arrojt del ca
rruaje.
-GAndr5s? iUSted?-dijo Ia jo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
LA TRIPULACIOM DEL CORSt-
Rio "SEADLER" CAPTU-
RADA.

!ONDHES. C.tahre I3.-un dcs
r"ch9 rarirgr,i:ao y~"ocedrntc d.
Melbourne. Australia, r"c:o;du aGu.
por 81 Exchang" Telegraph. ia cucn-
"a &c que - nan rccibido noticias
On aque!!a c!:daL. acerca dc que Z
tripu!a>iou &icmana del ha-co cor
sar.o "Sy.dirr' fu@ capturaIa en-
las ~cercanias d" as Islas Fidj;.
Los mi"nhros De a mencionada
:-rpulac!on, ocupahan IN bote ba-
!~irnrro. EN- q cuaI habian cmplazado
."Quello3 TN canon pequeno Y varias
a".ytraliadora,, para dctender<e Ell
c4%o lie a~,aQuc.
I'm 81 mismo deSpachO sc dice que
los alemanes ca~pturados confesaron
iormar parte del c~orsario de refr-
~renc!a, del Qua! ascguran Que fueron
destacados para hacer a!g2nos raids,
sonre los v~elcroS Y r~nercan:es peque-
nos que reco-rcH cscS lugarcs.
Ia prrscac!a de dos corsarios ale
Names. en- las aguas meridionales del
Oceano Pacifico, So do Il
en ~algunos dvSparhos ~procedentes dc
TGtu.la. Isla Samoa y seEun Sc de
Ga en- clloS. amboS barcos eran tri-
pulaGos por hombres del co:sar;o
"~Sead.er." que segun Sc decia haLla
cnca!!ado cerca de dicha isla.
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CHANTECLER

~vulg@-a habilmenCe por Ia hacienda.
y en,-e los cr!adoa, Ia not.cia del re-
greso del condo Y de 81 hijo.
Debc listed agregar que llegaian,
sin duda. durante e! dia, despIts de
IN largo viaje por los paiSes cali
dos.
-Hace mucho tempo que, tanto
D~a,lsboiS ONO MS criados, sabcn Ia
desaparici0n de Santiago-objet1 Ia
scIora De Presses, preocupada.
-tQue importa 10 que p~iensen dc
Ia dcb.lidad de listed? Aunque no 10
cream, "a question es que 10 repitan
: cue Sc justifique esta llegada con
I'll p-eteXto cualq Iiera.
En- realidad, no podemos encon-
trar rsda mas plausible nj mas veri-
die; scepten este plan con preferen-
. cia a otro cualquiera.
Santiago y Juan dbrmir3G aqu.
esta noche. = por Ia manana mi CO.
che les conducira q Nogen-l'Artaud.
en euya poSada almorzaran.
Por una vez Sc puede hacer, yer
dad?
Sin jads.-diio 4 condo sonrien-
te;-adc.nas. ali Sc alnuerza bien
alGunas veces.
En- seguida ton?arsn eI tren :
rrg.ssarau g ssta est1ci6n, dorde va
les agIsrdaa el coche de listed.
Ash Sc cubriran las a~pariencias =
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.ActuaLidades Exttronjjeras
Ell heroismo de los habifantes de Lila
Teadnclno DEF frances para ~ PnENs.l

Sc librarian de Ia prision mediante
e. page de una multa de- dieZ frances
Dor ca1a dia dc prisiGn.
por or" partc los ~enpleado5 de
d fer:oc:rri'es de! Norte, que Sc en-
c9nrraban de$de Octubre d. 1914,
deteniGos en- Englos. fueron puestos
en- libertad con la intervention del
senior Charost. Esta liberacion y es-
tas penas pecuniarias en- substitu-
con de las pcnas de prisi0n, coinci-
dieron con las evacuaciOnes de los
~ciriles e inducen a Greer cue 81 ne
mlgo Sc apercibio dc que no podia,
por mas tempo, proveer IL alimen-
tacion del pals invadido.
Y durantc este tempo, los c!uda-
danos lie Lila. que habian Sido obi
gadoS a Iar!cs ~a!ojamiento a los Off
c]ialeS : sub-Uficialcs alcnaMca, ha-
clan doaaciun, al Com!tc dc henetl-
~cc::cia. de- las Sumas que por tai MO
two habian rccibido de las auiorida-
DIS :lcmanas. ("Bulletin de Lille,
numeros correspondence d q de
Mario ' =! % Dc .Abril De 1879. Mn
gun frances qucr!l guardian e ORC del
Rim. q orc ma'di:o.
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yca trmblando de emoci6n y de ale

ven temblando de emoci6n y de ale
gria 4 IA vez.
! y mienuras los dos j6venes sc es.
trechaban las manos y cambiaban tiel
mas palabras, los denAs sc ap-oxin,a'
ban a. conde, que acababa de des-
cende- del coche cor 81 mujer, y lie
dirigian suS safldos de ~bienvenida.
Sc hallaba ALI Dallebois. su padre,
il Y:eja Victoria, Tres'ou y Cheru;
cs;os dos ultimos. pr~evenidos por el
padre dc Magda!ena, Sc habian apre-
svrado Z saludar al conde los prime
ros.
l.. c=tupcfaccion de todos fue in
ncnca al saber que Andres, ell inge-
micro, era el vizconGe de Presles. Sin
embargo, le cumplimentaron a cual
ms.
Dallebo.s, a pesar de los amos tran,
"1rT:Gos, reconcile en- seguida al con-
.,'e. Am0os conversaban familiar
monte mientras m~archaban hacia el
castillo. Magdalena, arrobada, pa
Iainaba entire Ia condesa y Juan, no
sabiendo a cual de los dos mirar.
De,ds cue volvio q los Fresnos, ha-
biz recobrajo el nagrffico brillo de
81 tez, ; sus grandes ojos r~esplande-
an, ahora nas que nunA,
Por Ia uoche So celebro una fies-
Il sn 81 castiIb de Roc: p~roduciendo-
Sc, al fin, IN Isefo incidente en-
cantador para los unos, y deseoneer.
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h. hccho listed, y euanta grat!tud
< debemos !-agrego el Condo.
iPieD$a listed en- todo. 10 miO!-
ARABIC Andres ratiante.
-Ahora que estamos reunidos, di-
CANINE 10 cue a a hacer.
-Iremos q Roc-diio "a sehora de
lie Presles sin reflexionar.
Sin duda; pero nj Santiago nj
Juan pueden llegar asi. &c buenas q
primeras; este pareceria demasiado
cxtraordina-io y p~rovocaria comenta-
rios y p~rejuicios inutileS.
Sin embargo, no podenos hacer
otra cosa, = menos que partamoS pa
q Paris-insinu6 Santiago.
Y volvjendose hscia So mujer, dijo:
-Sabes que IL hotel esta diSpueSto
g r~ecibirte.
No, es mejor 10 que voy = pro-
poner-dijo el Acknowledgements
IA salld De Andres. digo, De Juan,
exige mucho aire J mucha libertad. he
aqui. segun mi opinion, 10 cue hay
que hacer.
Ante TODD, quedsros en Cue US
tedes ore aqui?
Sin duds.
En- seguida la sonora de PresIcs
partira sola PARA Roc.
-ISo!a?-dijo is condess ertrse-
cida..
81. h2sta Glaaaua.
Por Ia ranana tenprano, listed di-
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tante para los otros.
Despues de n larga conversation
secreta entire Juan, el condo y Ia
condesa, estos ultimos pidieron Off
c:almeRte 4 Dallebois "a mauo de
Aagdalena para el vizconde de Pres
les.
Ell buen hombre, estupefacto. TO-
10 de orgullo, eontest6, sin embar-
go, produciendo una d~esagradabIe
sorpresa para Andres que Sc habta a.
rroximado: !. X
--Verdaderamente, seIor Condo.
es demasiado honor para un fabric
80 como yo, por mas que nos cono1-
camos desde largo tempo.
Ml hija, aunque es una sehorta
muy educada, sera siempre la hiie de
Da!lebois el' ~colono, mo es este?
Adem&s, los Glen mil frances que
20 lie dare sangrandome en- las cua-
tro venas, no pleden c~onvenirse con
Ia fortuna inmensa de listed
Por todas estas razones, creo no
poder aceptar esa alianza, demasiadc
e!evada para mi hija.
Pero tales protestas Sc levanraroc
er seguida, con tales argumentos Sc
lie acoso, que Ell buen hombre, medic
vercido, dijo:
-Nerrsito ccho dias De pIazo para
YER 81 este pueds ser.
Ahor no me liable mas, ssScy
denEo de ochc dhs suSa-
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En- cada uno dc los numeros del
"Bulletin de Lille, IL !ista De las sen
tencias Gic:adas contra iuS hahi;aHtes
lie csa pobIarion otuga IN !ugGr M
iryrtaDta En- esa ciuGaG. q los hat
tantes Sc les castiga por haber for
mado parte de los grupos que So rtu-
men al uaso de- los prisioneroS fran
cescs : Dor replicar Il los soldados l.
l@mancs; Jules Penyrez, domicl!'ado
a H. Gale de Artois, esta convicto
dc hater gritaio: Viva Ia F'rancia.
en- IL Gale Nacioaal ' ante los avlsoS
Uficia!es que Sc encucntEaE fIlados
en- ella; Luisa Letot, que hahitA en- el
n.,mvro - dc II propia Gale dc Ar
tois st. igualmeutc convicta de h"-
Der pr6feridu pal&tras lnconvenien-
- ace.c.. Dc los mIlitares aiema-
ne3". l., Senoru ST Jeanne. "~posa lie
! Jl!iv. rur S.~ntenc.ada 4 tres m@ScS
de prisi1n poY t! 'amo Justic!ero de
Lila. por babrr prO:erlAo, I'll preSen-
ca de unos Su!CadoS alcmancS hcrI-
dos. gri,os host!,cs ' provocadorea,
cnt.c 10: que 81 contaJ"u las slguicn-
:e- palabraS que iue.on dlchas POI
: r!Ll. en- frances. :. T. persona que
st encou.rab:. cerca: este monitor IL
c.ualIas aun nos ~ & proporc!onar
= cClera". ! 81 teXto de l. orden lie
apprehension agrega: 'csta pena IN
.ido impucsta con Il objetu dc ev.-
tar Ia reGetici0n de hechos de II ms
ma natAra!rza que pacdan i~nQujctaH
{ las tropaS aIcmanas". Loamos Ia
a;roganr:a d los braves tranccSvs &c
LA. Zero reconocemoS. tamhirn. que
las tropas alcman"s Sc inquictarl:n
por muy poca rosa :! tales pa!abras
puLiernn causarIeS algun terror.
Sc-ia may A::ic.! a!Hrgar enormc-
mcrte esta ljSta. hacienda :igurar CT
la los nombres Ge los ciudadano>
culpableS dc h"her acusaGo al E.mpc-
raGor &c A!cman;a q" ser perjuro:
ptro Il qae Interest," mcncionar, g.
cue. 4 fines de Ahr.., las n~riSioncS Ge
Lila Sc cHcontraban comPle:@m"Etc
y,Eas y que cl p Gc! prVpio mes dc!
40 Qc 1913. g pU1lir9 en- e. "B-lIe-
in 10 l;.!c":
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20 ne vuelTo q Mr&ico,
Gjean % cue dig4n:
y para cl ct"cto
de llcGar con vida
= Ia TERRA donde
;" halla mi famil:.,
M hay qIc Ga.lc vuclt"s,
Ia crsa esta dina:
.Gvsle este ,n5:ncu-n
me l.ag0 carrancis:a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
TIR0S Al blANCO
RESOLUTION SUPREMA.
;Canastos. senores,


81 este va no es vida!
nj los millonarioR
llcran hoy Il rripa!
De tai mod0 cara
s. ha puesto la v.ia,
-eosa. q"o Ia tr"ido
:. gltr:= uald!t"-
cue :. con los prec.os
mas nos hostilizan.
20 oriaco las t:ancas:
ne hago carrancista.
No porque este Ell Mexico
Ia cosa senciila.
ben Sc que las crisis
aumen:a las cuentas
DC los habitanteS
dc Ia Dat-!a ma,
Cue maiZ 40 tisnen
Il. para coltii!aS.
que Sc paga impuesto:
tlanGo se Suspira.
cuanuu uno ~ raSaca,
cuandU uno ~ L m.da,
cUaHdu come IN cacho
Dc pan coz carnisns;
p,ro aunquc Is h co$a
ur ALA muy somhrla.
Il de AGO! t. mas negra...
Me hago carrancista!
s. que TN refusiado.
: yolver ansia
= pisar muy prohto
81 pasria 4vcrjca.
par- consesQir
80 .,.o
dcci Qye e don Venus .
persona ru!rsimI,
que a IL lado Jlarcz
re ,ali0 r~-"rti!La.
,,7a nun sin SiiS lcrcS
,.S-.;+n.
n,..,
:, ...~;.,,;f,.c-
>r:,,,
r
-u..
I;~.L
$3.50.
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49,
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-23
Kavanaugh Case Not
To Be Submitted Now
(By A>Sucilted rrcss.l

AUSTIN. Texas. Nov 23.-The Kava-
naush injunction ease now pending in the
supreme court of the United States, will
not be submitted until next spring. accord
ing to Judge a. NJ Curelon, first assistant
attorney general. who has just returned
from Washington
The ease. which j. oi statewide interest.
IN directed against the board ot regents of
the University of Texas
Il h sought IN the Injunction to cnioin
the board from condemnng twenty six
acres ~ land situated near the UNIVERSITY
This land. for which the sum II s75 900
was offered the kavanaugh-. " wanted for
the erection Of additional educational
buildings for the university
The ease was instituted w the cfdcral
court at Dallas and decided w favor ut the
board. ANA the circuit court ut appeals at
New Orleans affirmed the Judgment and
NOW il has been appealed ru the United
States supreme court