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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-03-15

mar Mis.oori vill NON h.v. /. n,

IoAf Aissoari will soon have . Jim
Grow law seems certain. A bill 70.
quifing railroads In Missouri to fur.
nish separate accommodations Tor
white and colored passengers and cop
arate waiting rooms has been seht to
eugrossment In the Missouri legisla.
tors, which virtually Injuries its pass
age unless the railroads get busy.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-03-15
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI, $.
COUNTY or IRON.
In the Circuit Court for Iron County, April
term, 1917.
DOME Swessa, plaintiff,
W.
William Sweaza, defendant.
The State Of Missouri, to The above named
defendant, Greeting,
Now on this 9Th day pf March, 1917,
IN vacation, comes plaintiff herein BY Ed
gaf 4 Edgar, attorneys Of record herein,
before the clerk Of said Court and on behalf
81 piaintM fles pstition andsmdavit 10. suit
h.sfsiss aae0g cher matters y aeiien aliss.
9sss4s Sslsasss,x ylasa s~ssss, !. .
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-03-15
The st. Louis Post Dispatch OF last

THE st. Louis Post Dispatch Of last
Saturday says:
Looking over Senator Stones con
duct for the past two years, we know
now that this is the climax of a per-
sistent game of double dealing and
underground maneuvering.
II this be so, then indeed has the
P..D. deliberately and editorislly mis-
led its readers within these ''past two
years" with laudation of the Senator
it now denounces as a long known
and persistent double -dealer. Metro.
politan "independent' newspapers
have conveniently short memories.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-03-15

In this issue of the REGISTER is a
letter subscribed "W. w. Harris"
wherein the writer ridicules the report
OF the alleged attempt of Germany to
have Japan and Mexico engage in
in warfare with the United States.
MIR. Harris unbelief is rather singu-
lar, inasmuch as the German author
titles now admit that the attempt was
made, and justify it on the ground
that such a conflict would be greatly
to the help of the Vaderland. In other
words, that it would give Uncle Sam
such work at home that they could 20
on numbering Americans without let
or hindrance. But Mexico and Japan
wisely refused to be used to pull the
Hohenzollern chestnuts out of a fire
Of the kaiser's own kindling.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-03-15

A HIDEous howl is raised by some
newspapers over Senator Stones
course in the matter of arming ships
engaged in carrying munition supplies
to the warning nations of Europe. For
my part l cannot see what could actu-
ate him except an earnest conviction
that it is his worn duty to oppose the
President in this one particular.
There is no partisan or selfish end to
be gained, and the man who questions
the Senator's patriotism does it with
out warrant. His A%mericanism is as
pronounced and sincere as that OF any
member of Congress. Then what the
motive for his action, other than that
which induces him to stand for the
right as he sees itP They quote spree.
edent" against him, but precedent
does not necessarily make right.
Otherwise, this world would be q
moral chaos and the wrong of yester-
day made the right Of today merely
because established by such "prece-
dent" Senator Stone has his weak.
nesses, no doubt, as have we all; but
he does stand by his convictions, and
/ admire him for it. II they lead him
to differ with the President, for whom
I stand second to no man in admira-
ton and respect, it is to be regretted;
but the scurrilous denunciation bur-
dening the pages Of some newspapers
because of that difference, is mean,
despicable and contemplate. Presi-
dents, like Senators, are human, and
in this country we have no "Lord's
anointed," divinely placed beyond the
pale Of error. In due time Senator
Stone will give in full bis reasons for
the faith that 10 in him, and !. for one,
am willingto suspend judgment until
then. Those who do likewise will
have no cause for regret or apology.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-03-15
Order of Publication.

lronton, Mo-, March $, 1917.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
soILER IN AERIAL FLIGHT.
Explosion Huris Huge Iron Cylinder
Half Mile Thru Air.

Davenport, Feb. 13.---Thc explosion of
a 4S-inch upright boiler in the base
ment OF the old wooden mills building
at College avenue and East River
street at 2 o'clock Monday morning
proved q narrow escape for the resi-
| dents Of College avenue. The massive
boiler was hurled up the hill two
blocks, alightng in front of the Ballord
residence at 204 College avenue. No
one was killed or injured in the acct
dent which occurred just after the
| fireman and engineer of the Bannon
Wet Wash Laundry Company had left
the boiler room. The resulting fire
damaged the building and contents to
the extent of $4,000 The boiler was
blown half a mile into the air.
The old wooden mills building was
occupied by the Bannon Wet Wash
Laundry Company, the factory Of A. A.
Griffin, the Davenport Auto Wrecking
Company and the Tri-City Chemical
Company.
In the estimate of boiler experts who
examined the scene Of the explosion
the boiler must have travelled over halt
q mile in the air and have LETT the
building nearly perpendicularly to
TSdCU ZIG SpOl oVV lScl away WITTY ~
landed
circular spot in the sidewalk in
front Of the residence of Mrs. f. S.
Ballord on the west side Of College av--
enue at Second street, bears the i'm
print Of the end Of the boiler, with all
the flue holes showing in the crushed
concrete. The depression caused by
the boiler. which weighed "a ton and a
half, is over inches. Deep and the
sidewalk material is pulverized. The
home Of Mrs. Ballord bears no mark Of
the shock, not an article of furniture
being damaged. Mrs. Ballord said that
she considered the accident very for
tunate for her, but that she did not
know Of the narrow escape she had
when the boiler passed so close to the
house.
Rebounding from the sidewalk in
front Of the Ballord residence. the boil
er crossed the street. knocking an g.
inch hard maple tree aside and rolled
into the yard Of the old Lindsey resi-
dence at 211 College avenue. Here the
boiler rested against the porch. having
done no further damage than the two
trees it struck, one Of which is in front
of the Ballord residence
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
Plot to Blow Up Arse nal.

Des Moines, Feb. t2.--tieorgc Wood
son negro attorney. formerly resident
OF Buxton, Iowa, but now living in Los
Angeles, has made affidavit that he
was offered $1,000 n month for years
work among the negro employees of the
government arsenal at Rock Island if
he would work up plot to blow up
the arsenal. He notified Federal Judge
Wade of the proposition, he said, and
word was sent to the war department
at Washington. He was to get a bonus
of ten times his salary il successful. A
stranger of military appearance made
the proposition. he said. The man said
his name was Donald Graham. The
offer was made November %, 1915,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
TAKE WHEN BILIOUS. HEADAcHY,
FOR COLDS, BAD BREATH
SOUR STOMACH,

Instead of nasty, marsh pills. salts,
castor oil or dangerous calomel, why
don't you keep Cascarets handy in your
home? Cascarets act on the liver and
thirty feet of bowels so gently you don't
realize you have taken a cathartic. but
they act thoroughly and can be depend
ed upon when good liver and bowel
cleansing Is necessary-they move the
bile and poison from the bowels with
cut gripping and sweeten the stomach.
You eat one or two at night like candy
and you wake UP feeling fine, the head
ache, biliousness, bad breath. coated
tongue sour stomach constipation. or
bad cold disappears. Mothers should
give cross. sick, feverish or bilious chill
dren whole Cascaret any time-they
are harmless and safe for the little folks
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13

ut the hour, except the night porter.
and he was acting as porter clerk and
general overseer. registered, and he
showed me to room; but in few
minutes he came back and said;
Boss. my 'struction Is, when gem
men haven't any baggage, to collect in
advance
Why, I've got baggage | replied.
pointing to the little grip,
II know. sir, boss he said but
you've stayed too long on that already"
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
PURSUE NEGRO oUNMAN.
Oes Moinss Citizens in Chase After
Assailant OF Woman on Street.

Dcs Moines. Feb. 12.-Iorc than 100
persons today engaged in the pursuit
OF Holbert White. n negro. after White
had shot and painfully wounded Mrs.
Ida Kizer, also colored. MS she stepped
from street car on Il busy down town
car corner here. White escaped. Jeal-
ousy was believed to have been the
motive.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13

Many persons complain about tseline
old before they should. Like = weak
link In chain, a weak organ enSsebies
the whole body. Overworked, weak OK
disordered kidneys lower vitality. A.
w. Morgan. Angola. La writee: II
suffered with pains In the back. am
Is years old, but felt like man q -
years old. since took Foley KAAMey
Pills feel like did when ! wss "a"
In Soc and $500 sizes. Sold every,
" there Adye rtisemont. is N
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
MUSTER OUT THIRD INFANTRY.
Iowa Guardsmen Expected to Leave
Dos Moines Friday or Saturday.

Dos Moines Friday or Saturday.
Des Moines, Feb. 12.--Members of
Third infantry, Iowa National Guard,
probably will leave for their homes Fri
day or Saturday, according to a state
ment issued today by Major J. c. Stur-
tevant, U. s. A., senior mastering Of
ficer at Fort Des Moines. He said the
Third infantry would be mustered out
in plenty Of time to make room at the
post for the Iowa cavalry and field hos
pital and ambulance company, sched-
uled to start back from the border Feb.
Is.
Alienation Suit Trial Delayed.
Special to Times-Republican.
Nevada. Feb. lathe sensational
alienation case Of Patterson VS.. Bates,
which occupied the attention Of dis
trict court practically all of last week,
was not concluded on Saturday even
ing and court was adjourned until FRI
day morning Of this week.
1t was impossible for Judge Wright
to be here the early part of this week,
as he had cases specially assigned for
Monday and Tuesday at Fort Dodge.
The case is one brought by Sam Pat
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
Object Of Suspicion.

Senator JEFF Davis, Of Arkansas, used
to tell this one on himself:
II had an appointment to speak at a
town in eastern Arkansas on a Satur-
day, and l arrived on a late train the
night before. carrying nothing but a
small hand grip. went to hotel near
the depot. There was no one on duty
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13

sweetening coffee and tea in private
homes az well as restaurants. MIX Is
ordinarily available in limited quanti-
ties only for invalids and very aged
and small children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13

terson against his neixhbor and land
lord. Grant Bates, wealthy bachelor.
for $4,000 for the alienation of the af.
fectlons of Mrs. Patterson,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-04
En- Ia Casa Blanca han dec|arado tefminanRmente
que solo a un Cob. Irresponsible y permanGnte"
Ie haran entrega de los fondOs en- question
Los funcionarios del Departamento de
Estado Sc negaron a comentar la notcla


3En eNtraofiaes dgnas
w hoy goerno de Carranza zo hace
gesticnes nd uera
durane los
expedition ncabezad general Funston
sigio este Sc ha
americana conrenente nj opouno to-
de fcndos
dice ha dado e gobierno
aue Secretaro de Esado declare
del Predente Wilson estuviera
i del ne cocadO Veracruz
Sc NlEGAN A COMENTAR LA NOTICIA EN- Ell GOBERN0.
per6d de Nuera York de las
tano nformacne obre particular Los funciona
encOnado saban e Presdente Wilson
deminado del neo cOecdo Veracru Guam
petci0n sOlando del dinero
ningun haaban dispueStos comentar el asuno
Ell DINERO ESTA DEPOSTTADo EN- NUEvA ORLEANS.
coectada auoridad mlares
dice million de mas dposa
JndCs disponga quien dsban
dichO Dparamento
ncidene
% ha IegadO todava e de hacerlO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-04
.archan sobre ell
Puerto de Riga
los teutOneS
Han iaiciado SUI avan.
ce sobre la plaza
abandonada por
los rusos
los ru S o S
Seryicio Especial para LA PRENSA".


BERLIN, Septiembre 3.-Las 1uer-
zas del principe Leopoldo de Bavlera,
que es ell comandante en- jefe de las
t.opas alemanas que operan en- el sec
tor septentrional del frente oriental.
estan hacienda avances en- la region
de Riga. tai como Sc habia arregla-
do previamente a la iniciaci0n de Ia
ofensiva, segin Sc dice err el informe
Official dado a la publicidad hoy en-
esta capital.
FL rio Dvina, que aver fue cruza-
do por las fuerzas alemanas en- las
cercanias de Kull, 81 sureste de Riga,
ha sido cruzado hoy nuevamente a am
hos lados de Uxkull. Sobre Ia mar
gen septentrional, los avances de los
teutones continuan haciendose rapi-
damente Y las divisiones teutonas Sc
estan movilizando. Al occidente del
rio. densas columnas alemanas estan
iglalmente moviliZandose sobre el
puerto de Riga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-04
Wilson pide a Hearst que
modifique el arsumento
de la pelicula :" Patria
Esa vista cinematografica es altamente
injuriosa para Mexico y el Japon
Ell rico propietario de periodicos enemigo jurado
de nuestro pofs, solomeRte suprimio los nombres
ioponeses pero no hizo cambios el argumento

Tclrgrama ESpcria! para Ia PhhNs''
WASHINGTON, Septiembse 3.-De
fuente fidedigna Sc ha sabido' en- es-
ia capital, que el presidente wilson
ha peddo Hearst, el editor prople-
tario de varios importantes dlarios
americanos, que Sc hagan algunos
cambios en- Ia pelicula "Patrra," que
fue producida por su compania, con
la intencion de levantar el sertimlen-
to publico contra Mexico y el Japon.
La pelicula de referencia muestra
una escena en- que aparecen meXica-
nos japoneses conspirando para lie
var cabo una invasion de los Esta-
dos Unidos los tituloS Y relate cue
Sc hace en- Ia pantalla antes de Ia
presentation de las escenas. Sc hallan
redactados en- un lenguaje inflamato-
rio.
Mientras los Estados Unidos for
maron parte de los paises neutrales,
el gobierno no puso objeciones Ia
mencionada vista cinematografica que
Sc exhibi6 en- muchas ciudades del
pals; pero ahora el presidente Will
son pdi6 que Sc hiciera un cambio en-
la cinta de referencia. de modo que
ella no resulte objetable para el 60
bierno japones, que como Sc sabe
forma parte del grupo de las naciones
aliadas de la entente V viene ser
Dor ende. I'm aliado indirecto de los
Estados Unidos. CrGese que esta ac-
ci6n del presdente ha sido lnspirada
por alguna observation hecha por la
Comisi6n japonesa que Sc encuentra
visitando 9! pals.
Ell editor americana ha hecho al
gunos cambios, consistentes en- Ia su-
preston de los nombres japonesvs de
Ia cinta, pero ha dejado intacta la
acci6n que en- ella Sc desarrolla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-04
PIOESE LA LIBERTAD DE LOS
DIPUTADOS ESPANOLES
El gobierno tene en- estudio la convoca-
toria nuevas elecciones para diiputados

Sr=ViciO Especial para Ia PREN>A.
MADRID. Septiembre 3.-con mo-
two de IA apprehension lie varios Di-
putados a CorteS. Ilevada Z efecto
recientemente por orden del gobier-
no, numerosos miembros del Parla-
mento han estado elevando Solicitudes
al primer Ministro Y al mismo rey
don Alfonso, para que Sc ponga en-
libertad q los detenidoS.
Los solicitantes hacen una especial
petici0n para que Sc conceda Ia IL
bertad al diputado Domingue2, cuya
APPREHENSION conSideran injuStificada
V absolutamente atentatoria
Dicese que Villanueva ma dirigido
una protesta personal por ess acto
del gobierno y los republicanos Y ra-
dicales han publicado In manifesto
en- el que Sc urge, no solo a los
miembros de sus partidos. siEo to-
do el pueblo, a protestar contra Ia
violaci6n de las prerrogativaS par
lamentariaS.
Los republicanos dicen que no con-
curriran mas las sesioneS del Par
lamento. menos que los privilegios
de los diputados sean respetadoS.
Ell sabinete estudia una convocatoria
De fuente digna de entero creditc
Sc hs sabido que eI gabinete sspa-
mol tiene en- estudio actualmerte, una
ccnvocatoria para nuevas elecclones
de diputsdos, 10 que Sc interpreta CO,
mo una indication de que el gobier.
no tiene en- proyecto la disolucior
del actual Parlamento.
A este efecto, Sc dice que los libe,
raies apoyarian al actual primer Mi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-04

nistro, don Eduardo Dato, en- las
nuevas elecciones, solo Conditional
mente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-04
La MISSION JAPONESA
NOD|SCUT|RA SOBRE
|NMIGRACION
Telegrama Especial para Ia PRENSa.

WASHINGTON, Septiembre g.
La Comisi6n japonesa que preside el
Vizconde de Ishii, anuncio hoy que
las cuestiones relativas la inmigra-
ci6n japonesa este pals, asi como
los asuntos de China, no seran discu-
tidos por ella, en- las presentes plati-
cas- que Sc estan llevando cabo con
el gobierno americana.
Dichas cuestiones seran seran ira
tadas por la Embajada japonesa, err
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-04
5000 Personals
DFSFILARON AVER
POR LAS GALES
De ESTA CIODAD
(e|ebraron con entuSiaSmO
eI "[)ia del Trabajo"
Cause gran animation
entire los habitanteS de
San Antonio Ell desfile

Como es costumbre en- este pals,
aver Sc celebr6 en- toda IL Union
Americana el ''Dia del Trabaio."
I.o mismo en- eSta ciudad. que en-
otras mas importantes de los Esta-
dos Unidos, los trabajadores de to-
dos los ramos, tuvieron un dia de
descanso en- sus labores, festejando-
10 con paradas entusiasticas, en- las
que desfilaron todos los empleados Y
obreros, de la industrial Y el comer-
clio, por las principales GALES.
La parada que recorrio aver la
ciudad de San Antonio, estuvo inte-
crada de cerca de ocho mil almas, y
su paso por las avenidas de la pobla-
cion desperto una gran animacion
entire los habitantes de Ia localidad.
De donde partio la parada.
Como estaba anunciado, todoS los
manifestantes Sc dieron cita, antes de
las diez de la manana, en- Ia Plaza
del Alamo. lugar Ell donde fue orga-
nizada la parada por el senor Jack
Horner, que fungia de Mariscal de la
misma.
Una vez reunidos los empleadoS y
obreros de San Antonio, dio prin-
cipio el desfile por la Gale de East
Houston hasta Ia de Santa Rosa, for
mando distintos grupos, ordenada-
mente Y de dos en- fondo.
La vanguardia de Ia columna es'
tuvo formada por un piquete de gem
darmes montados, siguiendoles des-
pues los barberos de la Confederation
(Pasa 4 la Sa. Col. 1a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-04
Irabajos en- pro de
la solidaridad
Pan-Americana
Saliercn de Chile los
diplonaticos que
fueron en- mission
unificadora
Seryicio Especial para LA PRESSA.

SANTIAGO, Chile, Septiemhre s.
Los Embajadores del Brasil. Uruguay
Y Paraguay. que vinieron este pals
en- mission especial de sus respecti-
vos gobiernos, salieron hoy nara sus
paises, despues de haber sido muy
agasajados por el pueblo Y sobierno
chilenos.
La prensa en- general hizo una cor
dial despedida los representatives
de las republicas mencionadas y pu-
blica con tai motive, articulos en- los
que urge una union poiitica Y eco
monica de los pueblos del mismo orr
gen, para hacer frente g las vicisi-
tudes que Ell future tenga para Sud
America.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-04

zo gesiOnes ante Ell gobierno americana para Obtener
Ia deVOluCion del dinerO CObrado pOr derechoS en- ell
menciOnadO puerto mexicano, durante Ell tempo
que 10 Ocupo la expedition encabezada por Ell
GralFunston,y lie resoFierOn negatiyamente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-04
ProfesiOnistas, induStriales,
miIitares, y hasta los
sacerdotes, Sc dedican a
comprar y henderson gran
detrimento de los Conner
Ciantes estabIeCidos
EL COMERCIO PR0TESTA

Durante las llltimaS semanas. Ia
situaci0n en- la RepUbl!ca de Mexico.
en- esa Ease alarmarte Y deflnltlva,
exteriorizada en- Ia gran mlserla pu-
blica que de mil modos Sc manifesto
en- toda Ia extension de nuestrO te-
rritorio, aun en- los estados mas Ii
cos pr0Speros aver. y las dliicui-
tades. va ,nsuperables, para todas
las transaccioneS financieras, ha lie
gado 4 tai. que nadie supone que pue
da Dermanecer er tai estado por nlu-
cho tempo, pues el pals no podrla
soportarlo.
Las iltimas informaciones que So
bre clio tenemos, sumadas las que
ultimamente hemos venido trasmi-
tiendo a nuestros lectores, delinean
perfectamente ese estado de abatl-
miento Y de desintegraci6n rapida Y
dolorosa, que Ia falta de todo 10
indispensable. esta llevando al pue-
bio mexicano. despues de tantos amos
de revoluci0n.
Una protcsta del concrete.
Sc ha operado en- el Mexico &C
tual, un fen6meno curioso: Todos en-
nuestra republica, en- plena mlserla,
son hoy comerciantes.
Los profesionistas, los industriales,
los empleados. los militares. hasta los
sacerdotes los artistas, todos CO.
mercian con algo, compran y venden,
traficar con todo aquello conque Sc
pueda traficar, van de aqui para ALA,
en- toda la extension del pals. a Ia
caza del negocio comercial, en- peque-
ma en- grande escala.
Cada meyicano es hoy un conner
ciante improvisado un aglotista.
Como resultado logico, el verdade-
70 comercio, el establecldo de anita
no, el que en- clio tiene invertidas
fortunas V puesra Ia dedication de
toda una vida, el comercio de aver
de siempre. con suS negocios estable-
(Pasa la Sa. Col "A
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-04
OUEDO ACl4RADO
FL NISTERIO De
LADESAPARECIDA
SRA. DEL HOYO
ERCOntrarOn sus hernanaS
al esposo de aque1a
Este decLara que todo ell
dinerO 10 gaEO Ell, con
sus propiOs esfuerzos

FL misterio que rodeaba la desapa-
rici6n de la sonora Agustina del Ho-
yo, Vda. de Hernandez, acaba de de-
clararse con ell encuentro del senor
don Emilio Montelongo, que segun
afirma, era el ultimo esposo de la
sonora del Hoyo.
Las dos hermanas de la desapare-
cida, que Sc hallan en- esta ciudad
con objeto de investigar la suerte de
la viuda, hablaron con la sencra Ma
ria Hernandez, quien vive en- la calle
de Bowie numero 112, y, s.guiendo
instrucciones de ella, Sc apersonaron
con el senor Montelongo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-04

We guarantee LA PRENSA has a
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-04
LlBROS EN- ESPANOI.

Compre usted sus ibros en- espafiol
q Ia Case Editorial Lozano, 1lS N.
Sta. Rosa Ave-, Ssl Antonio. Tex.
La IL m5s barata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-04
Lo dicho por Maria Hernandez.

La senora Hernandez manifesto a
las hermanas de la desaparecida, que
esta murio hace algin tempo, dejan-
do una fuerte suma de dinero Y algu-
nos objetos de valor. que era el pro-
ducto de su trabajo, en- manos del Sc
nor Montelongo.
Con estos datos, las senoras del
Hoyo Sc apersonaron con el senior
Montelongo, quien, segun dlcen, les
manifesto no haber Sido esposo de la
desaparecida, sino hasta en- momen-
tos de morir, con quien contrajo ma
trimonio unicamente eclesiastico.
Dijo tambien el senor Mortelongo
Que el dinero que Sc queria litigar,
era de su exclusive propiedad, por
haberlo reunido el, fuerza de ira
bajos ahorros, que, por tai ca
pitulo, aunque reconocia los lazos de
(pasa 4 Ia ga. pas. Col. 2a.)
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(Pasa ! la Sa. Col 4a.)
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(pasa q Ia ga. pag. Col. 2a.)