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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19

do por una parte l million, 3i9 mi
GA pesos que debia entregar!e dlcha
casa, Y por otra, . mlllones que ia
misma casa tenia en- GAIA para e. go
oierno. cuandc suspeTdiG i opera
clones. HaCanse us rcducci0nes dc!
case V Sc tcnGra idea de Ia caHtIdad
que. en- ultimo analisIs vino a rel
biz ell "obie.no dc Mexico. y cuando
Sc ilc-uc nj cono>iniicnro de Ia can
tidad que rccibi6 el gobierno, f5rmcse
iu.c:o sohrc q SiGuicnte hccno hist0rl-
co: EN- cl ano de 1862 los ingleses
recIamaban 4 Mexico. 1862 milloleS
Je pcsos..i despues dc haber recibidC
muchos pages per diviGendo Y amor
t~i7acioneS. Aquella era IA protection
ofrecida q la nacicntc republica que
habia terido la valentia de sacudir c.
yugo eSpaEol, obedeciendo a. noble
anhelo dc Su libertad.... Cinco MI
Homes y pico por una parte y certa
de tres milloneS por otra; volvieronsc
una montana de orc ~cXpresada POI
~ bil!ores de Geuda que era para
aplastar ! II ]rcpublica.
Hl aqui los datos pre"iso5 Sobre ID
deuda con Ing!aterra que tcmamoS
de I'm documento que Sc public6 en-
una Resena liist0rico del Pals el anc
dc 1900.
Po- los prestamos de que sc
ha hecho menci0n Y que recibi6 IA
Rephblica en dinero Y efectos... $500.
SS.G65. 0OA, 40.
Pagado POI amortization y crcdito5
has:a 1892 $ll.3S1, 690,3l.
Gastos, comisiones y perdidas....
SIP 552.C03.29.
De 10 cue sc desprende que des-
puGs de haber pagado Mexico 20 mi
Homes por 8. que ercibi0, todavia en-
1862 lnc!aterra lie reclamaba GO mi
Homes de pesos.
De este no podia de]sprenderse otra
:osa que Ii suspension de pages, CO.
mo Ell cfecto sucedi0 Y con ella, Sc
gun ell c~r!terio POGO o NADIA informa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19

dandc en- resumiGas cuentas al 20
.Gis~"o r.cx:c@no ) millones, 500 mil
3C2 pesos en- eros sobre Londres Y
cro e. tsie=. ;Coavertir Is m1llcacs
h rescs en- poco r2a$ &c , mi!lCneS.
ca GemoStrar e. mas .ran6e dcSnr"-
cio nj G!He.o De Dartc dc WI gCbierno
.~nr - receSi1qo% con- IL m",: inG2"te
Ie sus ncee5idades.
Habria cue esprrar cue aquel
cre,.ito Sc cubr;eSc dentrc del ca!cu-
lado plazo de! deudor? Habria sido
lccura snporerio. Co,ocadc Mexico
On aqueIla ren3icnte no lie queiaba
ma Que roiar Y rodar al abisEo.
Ina q verse en- cl case dc abrir un
! grzn a&licro rada ola, para tapar
otto menor : la conclusion de este
era fdci! de prever.
Erestrn inexperto gobierno no apro
. vctno aQuella lection. FL COngreSo
e. vista de IN desesperada situaclon
pcvque a~tralesaba e. pals Y porque
COZ motive de il qaiebra de Ia casa
| Galdsch.raiat y Cia.. el gobierno te-
~. cue Cubrir aqucI compromise, de
crct1 en- Agosto de 1923 la contra
taciGn de un emprtstito que Sc re2-
liz0 tan.bicr err LondreS. pues ARE
! glade con la casa Manning y Mar
shall cStab!eciia eli Mexico. fut colo
cado en- Ia capital inglesa. En- po-
cas palabras~se rUede oar idea de Ia
I-uinosl scgUnGa operation con Ingla-
terra. Sc cxpidieron bonoS por valor
4" ctTcs IS millcnes dc pesos : paga-
dos algunas dividendos de Ia deIda
! anterior. corre:ajes. gastos Y prime
/ ro5 ~iivideados de eSta Segunda deu-
a. quedaron =! gobierno 6 mill)nes
81 mil, $50 pesos pagados Ell forma q
cauSa dolor recordar. Mexico recioi0
una peQuena parte en- dinero Y la ma
yor en- huques v%iejoS, Tusilcs Y YES
tuario para les soldados. :Coasider:.is
este baStante I srruinar nueStrO
pals? PUas hay mas todavia: Ia ca
81 Barclay Quebr0 V el gobierno per
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19

do lie las eentes, el descrtdito del
deudGr, deScrGGito que Sobre los pue-
bios debilee So desarrolla en- gTandeS
rroporciones. Fl avrecGor SO mostr0
eXi"ente, por1He GunCue ~comprendla
quo 10 Sc 10 podria paGar dc pronto,
81 arrerlc de las cuentaS, 10 podrla
re~su?tarle oneroso Y para hacer mas
sensib!e Sill preston descMlbarco Du-
rue; &c euerr;, on Ec-acruz, micntras
el pals So hall.ba envue!to Ell tremen-
Ga lucha civil Y est:ihl !mposibiiita-
do para Ypagar. La diplomacia meX!-
cana Dor ura parte : el hecho de ha-
berse dercgado POGO antes ell decreto
de suspension de pages, hicicron qle
I~nr!aterra retiraSe SUI escuadra, pcro
sin cue Sc a%bandonara desde entonces
Ia disputa Dor Ia deuda inGlesa", has
Ia la administration del General Ma
nue. Gonzalez en- que Sc celebr0 I'M
confrato referente al recon5cimleuto
V conversion de esa deuda. Ell pue-
bio proteSto en- mnsa, hizo manifcS-
ta2iones hostiles en- las Camaras y en-
las GALES lanzando imprecacioneS con
ira ell gobierno y despues de luchar
con In fuerza pubiica, consiguo que
la mayoria de la Camara %rechazara
el contrato.
Pero aquello no valio NADIA. FL
eobierno expidi6 una ley con fecha %
de JUNO de 1885 reconociendo la deu-
da, convirtiendala y reglamentando
su pago.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19

fusion dc su cspiitu nc guerra Greer
m tai impostura y en- tanta infamia
81 reuni6 a 81 cuandc lie hubo vistt
cntrar eli ell cafe. LEGO en- Ell mo-
mento en- que SD amante, despues dc
cscoger una mesa apartada, acababa
de ped;r cafe.
I Que q~uiercs tomar?-Rose!ina.
ST.. :ornaras cafe connigo.
Y mientras que SO preparaban las
dos tazas continue:
--iQue feiicidad haberte encontra-
do...... Isl supieras TODD 10 que me
ha ocurriio..... Sc me prohihia cs-
c~riuirte pcrque no eras de mi falnl-
lia. Entonces quise hacer pasar una
carta a nurtadillas y fu4 intercepta-
ia. lie estato enccrrado en- una ce.-
da durante ocho dias; Y no pudiendo
aeu:ntar mas resolvi fugarme...
Sc Gallo I'm ~instantc mient-as que
e. mozo s~ervia; despues que este sc
nlarch6 continue:
--Entregue mi carta a un guardG
Y, como siempre, la dirigia a Ia Sc
nora Gros....
Mi madrina ha muerto!-inte-
rrumpio Roselina.
LA Muerta!...
Silvano procure disimular la impre-
sion que esta noticia tan inesperada
lie produjo y graeias a su sangre fra
10 consiguio.
Cast de repente... de un enfria-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19

miento que cogio y que Sc la ha He
vado en- tres dias-continuo la hija
de Standardization ESQ he venido ]
Argel.
-iCcn tn tutor?
ST.. pero 2 hi casa. Por,
cue he querido ocupnr1ne por mi mis-,
ma de los asuntos que mi padre deji
pendientes.
Mas vivamente que nunca sinti5 Sc
nas estar en- IL ano-mar situacion en-
que lie coloeaba ~ discretion; escu-
chaba O una mezcla de estupor Y
rabia impotente, porque ST. antigua
amantc continue:
..-Estoy e~mancipada. .... ell senior
Gilbert ha hecho 10 necesarlo para
conseguirlo, a fin de que sin trabas
pueda tomar Ia direction de mis- asun-
tos.
-iAh,...... ;fue cl seIcr Gil
bert? ..-dijo al fin Silvano am:r
gamente.
81 ahora esta en- Arsel... ha We
dido SUI bufete de M~arse.la... 81 he
sido ouin me he ~ayudado con sue
consejos.... Yo no saba cue ha-
GER. iQuede tan scla desae Ia niue.
te de mi pobre madrina!....
de modo que fue por tn yclun-
tad restionar Ia emancipation p
precunto ell desertor e~asperado por l.
Intervention del agente cue juzgaba
muy pe.igrosa para 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19
?resa; paliGec:0 y Sc t&mbale0.
Era Roselina.

Era Roselina.
Tambien ella lie ha5ia rccoaociic d
Ia 3rinCr mi:IGa 4 pcsar lie no He
var b!gctc :, como 81, habia palide.
edo. ' mis- afcctada ain hab:a sen
lido que Ia emoci0n lie h2cia ~flaquear
-iAh..... iTd.-dijo el desertor
eu voz baia 4 pesar de su turbaciGn,
yerdo hacia ella.
-iPero TILL. Como es ESQ
preguat6 4 su vez Ia hiia de Sperau-
diem temblorosa por Ia sorpresa. LIE
has!aha volverse n encontrar en- pre-
sencia de este hombre 4 quien tanto
hahia amado para sentir les
tic.nos se~ntiiuientos que lie habia ms
piradc.
lie p~areria que este e%ncuentro iba
. per,aicir a 81 amante disculparse
de todaS las infamias que ella CO.
nocia, J tambien ep:icarle simplemen
ts 10 que habia hecho.
Me he fugado-confes6 Silvano
des0ues de aseeurarse con una mira
da de cue nadie podia oirle.
Koselin2 pAlideci6 aun mas COMO
c!endo ei religro que corria.
-cG6mo es que estas aQui?-aila-
do SGnas.-Io re creia N M~arsella. d.
acabo de ronertc ALI un telesranla..
! sin esperar cue respondent:
No Sc puede hablar aqui Y nece-
siIo Iecilte I;uchas cosas... y es ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19

"Seno-, para que hiciste la mcmorla.
a mas terrible De las obras tuyas?
Matala Dor piedad, aunque destrnyaS
el rasado V Ia historia.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19

cue aGleila tarde nabia de sa!ir para
ji&-sel:a.
Llcn0 dos piigos de menuda lctra Y
a.:aada Ia ca@ta a lego l1atamcn-
Desoues Ia crcsrr6 en- cl sobre y Ia
a:-i@:J = Marselia.
Saaas ignoraba Ia muerte de "a ma
dina de su amaGa, Y creia que Sc
r3.aaa en- SIT compania....
De p"oato concibi5 IA idea de preve
nj a:;.s p.on-o ! Roselina, poaiendola
IN reisgvama que redactaria en- forma
que no a dei2~a duda de Ia ~proceden-
ia = no l. hiciera correr 81 rieS-
e., G1 scr descubierto. fernando solo
eon 81 inic,ai.
! escribi6 Isl:
Ell padre Del qrcrido Roberts. Ii
a:> de .o.:a obligation. Sc e~ncuens-a
IT Italia. desae donde eseribia Ian
- 81 direction. Ervio earsa"-
T~s-2i.ado q texto, Siivano Sc d.
$50 hacia eI centric de Ia villa Y sin
ped : @&die II direction, porQue
conoci& 2srfectamente Bone. marcho
di:cc.aMea-c I IL estacion TELEGRAPH
c. : dePcsitb el despacho.
Sa:ia, cua2dc en- el mismo dlnte. de
n oiicin&, una jovcn de riguroso lu-
20 Sc cruzo con Ell. Estaba veStida
con traje de viaje y llevaba veto
ievantadO.
S-n&s qaed5 petrificado por la sor-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19

ccsario Y Parta...
No estoy sola-dijo Roselina.--
Estoy con e. sc3or PeyrieuE. Missiri
Y su famiiia... les he dejado Iii ms
tarte para venir q t~elegrafiar a Rous-
tan, el jardinero de mi madrina; ipe-
70 ESQ no imperial! ..-agrego,-vo.y
: acompaAarte...
-iEsta ALA Peyrieux ?-preeunt6
Silvano con inquietud.
No; ma lido con el seiior Missiri
4 CASE de III armador... La sonora
V Ia hija de este me esperan Ell SUI
casa. pero 10 mismo da....
-Despachate y vuelve a ~rcunirte
conmigo al cafe que esta al otro en-
tren:o de Ia Gale. No hay mas que
uno; no tiene ~perdida.
-Voy ALI contigo; "a ~enviarc iii
despacho mas tarde.
--Bueno; esta bien. 70 pasare de-
lante para que no nos vean juntos
replied en- segaida Senas.
Y salio.
Roselina lie siguio deteniendose un
~instante a Ia pnerta de Ia oficina de
correos.
-ipics mio.-pensaba Roselina
viendoie atravcsar Ia calle.-:s%ri
false cuanto me ia dicho el senior
Gilbert?....
Sentia ls necesidad de dudar ahora
que habia vuelto Z este hombre al
cual habia pertenecido. Y en- la con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19
Ell Seaor Gilbert me VIC en- Ar!c:

Ell se5or Gilbert me VIC en- Aries.
Y e fuG quien re 10 aconscj6.
--iClaro.. . :Por explotarte!... q,
-iEl.-re2licd Roselina en- tono dc
protesta.-:Ok!. no Silvano. til no
!e concces biea.
Maya. El ha b1scado que III seas
libre para tenerte 4 ST. MERGED. "
"a res la rrueba... tie ha seguiao .,
Angel =. no tie deja...
No encontraba sviuci0n.. =. terra
lece3;dad de consejos.... no guerra
rolver a Argel pcr ell nino..,.
Roselina Sc ~interrumpio.
Dime Ia verdad-dijo de reperte
miranda fijamcatc i Il cara Al anil
quo apodcrado de 81 padra,-pcrqrc
II verte me parece false cuanto de Ii
ne han dicho....
-GLc Que tie han dicho? Y.....
:Quitn &c ne hab.a nal &c M?
Ell senor Gilbert.
Use hombre! ;Ah! Va YES como
tengo razon... :Qut re ha. a;chc?
::Dimelo. iQuie-o saberlo!--i1sis.!6
ii vel que Roselina dudaba.
-: Is verdad que E-est:o Rche--
% ne mueEto?
e infame con3prenGi5 CUE toco Sc
lah.a iascubierto:...
Malvado! Para tenerte mas CO.
ida siendo IL c~onfidente.
Ell fuc = asa de IA aodriza Guc
l., co.nu.ic6 !. n:re1te ae, nino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19
TIROS Al BLANCO
q REClJERDOS

Tiene su pena O. record2r: IL vida
Sc encierra en- IN nlomento,
nos cerca, nos oprime, nos abrulaa,
cast nos causa Eliedo.
Y para que no Guden los ~lectores
de que ~justicia tango
cuando de do!orosaS Fenenbranzas
les habl0 y me lamento,
diganme por favor 81 no da pena
muy honda aqui en- Ell pecho,
rensar, hoy que snfrimos sinsabores,
de Ia patria a:uy leios,
CT que, MERGED al ne.vio del augusta
barbGn cuatrocharQuero,
hoy tiene ~"cananudos' propietarlos
10 que antics frera nuestro
por1ue de nuestros paGres 10 heTedamos
0 de nuestros abuclos.
No es INA pena Q! recoraar Gue haitian
en- cGmodo sos:eeo
c~af.ancs sin ~cui:ara, los p~alacios
que de otra eentc lueron?
No Is horrible pensar que aqucl castillo
legendario y severe,
Chapulte2ec, q nido de las aeuilas
airosas de otro tempo,
hoy en !nes6n Sc encuea;ra con"e!tido,
de actmi!as Y a,reros?
:. :, ::
E! :~c"crl%r todo este, hace mas d2no
suc die@ kilos d. pu5rco
,.asncchados, en- tempo Ie ca:ores
= medic tocHnieHto.
Pcy csc es de Sentir Q%c 10 podamos
prescind;r del recucrdo;
Icas Va que prcsc:fGdir cs impossible.
tnngamos el c~on$uelo
Ii, acordaraos tamhiGn-&ri santo Y seila
lie don VENTS c! vicjo
CHANTECLER
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19

'Senor. para QUE hiciste Ia memorla.
a mas terrible De las oD~as tuyas?
Matala por piedad, aunque GestrrlyaS
el pasado V Ia historic.
Manuel !. OTHON.
Ou:en sa5y POI qu5 causaS mi7terlosas
que nunca comprencenos,
en- rucstras larcas nochc; lie zoZotras
' ~earencia de sae4o,
cuaado De p~asajeras re!Ae'nhranzas
Sc nos llana g, cereh:o,
~seati8:cs cue al pasar ncS r:avci daHo
muy hondo. les recue-dCs.
Qaivn sa3e ror que fuerz' incoAprensihle
nos sicuen en- ~sjlcnci"
como 4 Ia liz las furebrcs t~inichia<,
como n sombra a "'.e.po.
Guizuras 9Ue cl aye: De n-eStra vida
crate = fel;z hicicrcn
goes c"e Sc han hundido para aieropre
tras las ru;nas d. tempo.
pcro dc tCda suertc. res visitan.
!!enar nuestrc c~ereh"o,
v.cncn 2 re,evar Ell largaI noches
4 las horas de sueho;
: nos hablan &c ccsas lmposioles,
de quereres cue fuecCn,
de aladas ilusioaes que Tolaron
cn b.sca re GIRO cjc,o,
tai como las fr;o!entas Go!cndr!H2s
cuardo !lcga ell invierno.
Sc SURE 2, r~eccrda:, Horque de goces
a"arc e rcasaGaientc,
10 nucle hal!ar place On resurgirnos
nenas Que nos hirieron
: 60 ror idas. hcy - &c c!2v2r"A
su> Gar0os en- e! p""ho;
no: las sor:bras DC aver que nos visltan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19

-Es.oy descsperado: lie insinue a
tn papa mis- prctenziones V solo mo-
VIC Il cabeLa sin deGirme NADIA.
-Pero hijo :que no sabes que es
soi,lo mudo?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-19
CHASCARRILLOS

A yer, Juanito ;cual es el pit
raj de Ia p2labra nino?
-'Cuates," mama.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-04-12

Eight cowboys, direct from the
western ranges, are transported to
New York and established in a Fifth
Avenue mansion. After spending
their lives on the open prairies they
are brought suddenly to conform with
the usages of good society. The alb
rupt transition and the immensely
humorous results are to be shown at
the Star Theatre on Friday, April IS,
in the Bluebird Photoplay. Loves
Lariat," with Harry Cary leading an
exceptionally clever company of cam
era-actors. Coincident with the COM
edy elements in the picture-drama
there is an intensely engaging love
story, to increase the general interest
in the story, and Olive Fuller Golden
is the handsome heroine.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-04-12

W. W. Bechdolt was a visitor in
Heppper from his home near Hard
man yesterday. He has been unable
to get any Spring plowing done, ow-
ing to the lateness of the season, and
it was the middle of February before
he finished up his threshings conse-
quently his grain has not reached
market yet Prospects for good crops
in that section are good, according to
Mr. Bechdolt but it will depend en-
tirely on Spring sowing. Some
heavy drifts of snow still linger but
are fast disappearing since the warm
er weather has set in.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Dillon, of Hood
River, were in Heppner over Sunday,
being called to this city on account
of the death of the late John w. Ras-
mus. Mrs. Dillon is sister of Mrs.
Rasmus. They returned home on
Monday.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-04-12
NO TIME WASTED

~ " \ Al - w "A - IA ~
Prompt Aotioa Is Pleasing Many
Heppner Citizens.
Get down TO the cause of every
thing.
Bad backs are frequently caused by
weak kidneys
Help the kidneys get rid of kid
ney backache.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the
kidneys only.
No time wasted trying to cure 9TH
er troubles.
Heppner people endorse their
merit
Mrs. J. C. Wattenburger, Heppner,
says: II have never had occasion to
take a great many OF Doan's Kidney
Pills, but what have taken has prov
en- very satisfactory. Different ones
of my family have used Doan's Kid
ney Pills whenever it has been neces-
sary to take a kidney medicine and
have found them very beneficial.
can always speak good word for
Doan's Kidney Pills. for l know they
are a medicine Of merit"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Wattenburger had Foster
Milburn Co. Props. Buffalo. N. Y.
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP,
MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION,
ETC, REQUIRED BY THE ACT
OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST "a,
1919. a5 M
OF The Gazette Times, published
Weekly at Heppner, Oregon, for April
Il, 1917. =.
State of Oregon
~ )ss. .}'' t'
County of Morrow } 8 :" '
Before me. Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared Vawter Craw-
ford, who. having been duly sworn
according to law. depeses and says
that he is the Publisher of the Ga
zette-Times and that the following is
to the best of his knowledge and be-
lief, a true statement of the owner
ship, ETC., of the aforesaid publication
for the date shown in the above cap
ton, required by the Act of Congress
of August "a, 1912, embodied in sec
ton 443, Postal Laws and Regula-
tions, to-wit:
/. That the names and addresses
Of the publisher. editor, managing
editor, and business managers are:
Publisher Vawter Crawford, Hepp-
ner, Oregon; Editor Arthur R.
Crawford, Heppner. Oregon; Manag-
ing Editor Vawter Crawford. Hepp-
ner, Oregon; Business Manager Vaw-
ter Crawford, Heppner, Oregon
9. That the owners are: Cora D.
Crawford 'and Vawter Crawford,
Heppner, Oregon.
8. That the known b0ndholders,
mortgages. and other security hold
ers owning or holding per cent or
more Of total amount OF bonds. mort
cages, or other securities are:
First National Bank Of Heppner,
Oregon. MerEenthalcr Linotype Co.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. ''s'Ht I
VAWrER CRAWFORD.
,7--f e4e - Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this sth day of April. ls17.a =
G. e. WOODSON.
NV Commission expires Oct. 1. 1917.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-21
KILL TO BET $3.50

Tom Connolly, AZ, salOonkeeper
at Wells and Austin av., was shot to
death today by stickup men seeking
$3.50 Connolly had just brought from
the bank with which to cash pay
checks.
When the order Hold up your
hands," was given, Frank Miller bar
keeper, stuck his in the air, but Con-
molly tried to escape through the rear
with the money. He was shot in the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-21
MRS. SANGER SAYS FEWER AND
BETTER BABIES WANTED

THE best preparedness that this
nation can go in for now is to prepare
its mothers to have no more tired
children born into the world and no
more diseased children and no more
unwelCOme children arriving in
homes. where there is already not
enough food nor life necessities to
properly nOurish them"
This is Margaret Sanger's view of
birth control and the war game. She
was at the Hotel Sherman today.
Women only are admitted to Mrs.
Sanger's lecture at the Strand thea
ter Sunday, $3.50 p. m, on Birth
Control" The evening lecture at the
Strand is for men and women and
begins at $780,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-21
TEACHERS RIGHTS PROTECTED
BY LOWDEN SIGNING BILL

Civil service and merit system
rights of Chicago school teachers are
safeguarded in the BaIdwin-Otis-
Mueller bill signed yesterday by Gov.
LoWden. News of the governors &C
ton came to school board offices
with a shock for the Jake Loeb fac
ton of the board. As things stand
now the supreme court decision vail
dating the Loeb rule may be more
than Offset for the school teachers
through the teachers tenure clause
of the new law. The bill also re-
dUces board from n to II members.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-21

=
back. The robbers then took the
money from him and escaped in a
brown Ford car which bore a sign,
License Applied For" Three hOldup
men went into the saloon, fourth
staying with the car.
Three of the robbers we're young
fellows, the third was man Of about
40, who wore black mUstache.
1000
- sss >
= so LONG, DAVE; YOU'VE DONE
. MORE THAN YOUR SHARE
BY Jim Nance
David Montgomery has left US; it's
sad;
A man who has made all the nation
feel glad.
We have watched him perform
Since his talent was born,
And heartily laughed at the pranks
he has had.
We've witnessed his comics in ''Wiz-
ard of o."
he Red Mill and lately -CnIn-
Chin"
He has made all the thin folks for
get they weren't fat,
And the fat people laugh and grow
thin.
We all reach the end of our living
sometime.
We cash'in our checks after while.
How many of US, like this Comical
Gus,
Have made all the nations folks
smile?
P. S.-The creator of laughs is the
creator Of something worth while.
NEW YORK STOCKS. - Losses
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-15
WHEN THORPE HITS EN-,
THEYRATTLE, THAT'S ALL
fRy Associated Press.l

my &ASSWEAdAE0 4IG6Hsy
Detroit, Mich, Dec. 1Ss--Jim
Thorpe, the great Indian athlete,
who again donned nemk-pFofea-
sfOnaI football toys this season,
won a rather vivid c0mpIlmemt
from an opponent I'm a game
played by Th0rpess Canton, o.,
elevem, here recently with the
HeraIdS, the local champions.
Thorpe did NOT play I'm the MFst
half, during which neither team
scored. The red vvhfrHvvfmd went
ON the GridirOn I'm the third period
and then the trouble commenced.
On a IlEss shlft, Thorpe took the
ball and
ZinEO! He eireIed the end 50
fast his ankles got hot.
1'B'frst down. sang the referee.
A few moments later a punt
formation was called. Thorpe
dropped back, but he didn't kick.
BlamI the Carlisle star went
through the massed line like
brick through n window.
"F'irst down."
Again and again Thorpe carried
the ball until it was within few
feet OF the Heralds' goal. Thea a
forward pass put over the win
ming touchdown.
Az the Indian trOtted ON the
EridirOn after the score, one OF
the HeraIds' crack Ilnesmen who
was near the side lines gaEed at
him with awe. Turning to q
newspaperman, he said, explosive
lys
81 never used to believe the
stun they told me about that guy
but all I've got to say In th1a;
when he hits yOus why, yOu-y0u
FattHep'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-15
BASEBALL AS
USUAL In 1918
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago. Dec. 15.-There will be no
curtailment of the playing season,
no slashing OF tho player limit nor
limitation of the training season in
the major leagues next year. The
club owners of the National and AM
eTican leagues. decided at their joint
meeting here toSay that there was
TO cause for alarm in baseball circles
at preesnr. They agreed that IL the
war forces them to retrench, it will
be time enough to adopt war policy
when they actually face conditions
next spring.
The two leagues decided to open
the 1918 season on Tuesday, April Is,
a week later than last year, and to
play a 154-game schedule, which has
been the program for years. The
National league agreed to the Am
erican league plan for the collection
of the federal war tax. 1t was decid-
ed to collect only what the govern
ment imposes cents on bleacher
seats, cents on pavilion seats, 8
cents on grandstand, and 10 cents on
box seats. The leagues also decided
to collect a 10-cent tax on every free
admission.