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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-09
HIGH
LEADS IN SALE
OF WAR BONDS

Pupils OF Northern high school
led all others I'm the city in the sale
OF Liberty bonds OF the second
issue. They took $3.50 subscrip
tions for a total OF S5O7 500, or an
average OF 1870 per subscriber. The
tabulation OF the work done By high
school pulls. just COMPLETED. shows
other results as follows. to total
amounting 70 $f.15405o.
Central, 2.4S2 subscriptions. 1920.
100 bonds, sl5737 average North.
western. 1916 subscriptions. St4i.
800 bonds, sS292 average. Eastern
ago subscriptions. SAL 200 bonds
s40l2 average. Western, 202 sub.
scrdiptions, S3A250 bonds. $40 aver
age. Joyce, III subscriptions, S22,
600 bonds. 1887 average. Nord.
strum. 253 subscriptions, $27 300
bonds. S3412 average. Northeast
ern. 42S subscriptions. s32 $50 bonds
f29 % average. Condor. 207 sub.
scriptons. $4,000 bonds. s23 20
average. Norvell. 81 subscriptions
s5l50 bonds. $l0.S0 average. South
eastern. 81 subscriptions. $500
bonds, 81 average.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-09
TO
BE TRAIN D
AT CUSTER
Selected Medical Off
GERS To Take Courses
In Hospital There

CAMP CUSTER, TILE
CREEK. Mich. Nov alt is the in.
tention Of the government TO make
the base hospital at Camp Custer a
school for the special instruction OF
selected medical officers IN military
hospital work The students will be
selected from those who complete
the course OF instruction given all
army medical officers az such train
ing schools as Fort Benjamin Har.
rison. Ind, whore the Cus's- NEEDLES
took 'hch training. Graduates OF
the Custer course will be eligible
FOR high executive positions In other
army base hospitals Construction
additions necessary for the instaIla-
ton OF such school mere VIII be
gin az off'e
IAeut Col william a Powell. di.
vision sanitary chief here, and as.
sistant 90 the division surgeon. has
been transferred 10 Camp Deven. az
Aver. Mass, where he VIII become
division surgeon. His successor al
Camp Custer has not been an
nOunced
The first formal review OF the
righty-hfth division viii take place
here this afternoon All units have
been practicing reviews for the past
week, and every regiment in camp
spent most Of Thursday on the pa
rade ground, polishing of rough
edges The infantry brigades will
lead on. followed bv the depot
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-09

brigade the artillery brigade. the
divisional machine gun battalion,
the signal battalion and the trains.
Naj. Gen Dlckman will be the re.
viewing officer
The officers OF tho 33oth field ar
tiilery Detroit regiment intro
duced' q training innovation last
night They took a tactical walk
They placed theoretical enemy az
a certain place and marched over
the hills pretending to be "A reei
ment ~ artillery seeking 10 find
and shell the enemy The officers
were ordered 20 prepare = plan OF
tactical procedure against the en-
envy as they advanced Early in the
working out Of the problems, free
discussion was permitted. Later
the officers viii l., required 70 form
ulate their plans OF attack from their
own knowledge of the war game.
and 10 submit their plans in the
form OF orders. These will be
handled by the regimcntal com
mander as a college professor would
handle examination papers
Truck company No OF the 310th
supply train considers itself one OF
the more fortunate organizations OF
the brigade. II has very snug quar-
ters in Barracks No 1881 In the
barracks are n playerpiano. a com
pany exchange. a. billiard table. a
library and a big writing table For
first cook this company has a for
mer chef OF large Milwaukee no
tel His assistant is "a clever
butcher who is a star al unearthing
good meat for the boys Lieut. V. G..
Whittier, a former newspaper man
who commands this company, has
arranged a number of hikes 20 near
by towns for his men. and always
has a party prepared for them al
the town visited
Obstetrics 20 the number OF 20
who desire service IN the Coast Ar
tillery corps have been invited 10
volunteer for a course OF instruc-
ton I'm that branch Of the service.
The third battalion OF the 340th
infantry has a new commander. II
is Mai Harry H. Hssell who for
merry served. in the Forty-irst in
fantry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-09
MRS. O'NEILL
DIES % HOURS
AFTER HUSBAND

Weakened after an illness OF sew.
eral days with bronchial pneumonia,
Mrs William n O'Neill was unable
10 withstand the shock caused by
the announcement OF the death OF
her husband. the late Capt O'NeilL
former harbormaster She died,
Thursday. In the family home. No
go Bradys st, % hours after her hus-
band mad passed away A double
funeral will be held Saturday morn.
Ing az o'clock, from the residence,
and az $50 from IS. Peter and
Paurs cathedral with burial In Mt
Elliott cemetery. Capt. and Mrs.
O'Nelll celebrated their golden wed
ding anniversary last January. No
children survive. an only son having
died % years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-09

40lnch Georgetto Crepe. s1.79
a yard. ~ new shades.
Black Taffeta and Black Satin
Messaline. 98c a yard
40-inch AllSnk Crepe dc
Chine. si.t9 a yard
36inch Col0rod Chiffon Tai
feta, si.ie "a yard.
Up to $3.50 Novelty Silks. 9se.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-09

36.inch Colored Satin Mesa.
line Si.t9 and 79c yard
s. and $3.50 Satin Stripe TAT.
feta Silks. st49 a yard.
3Ginch Colored POplin Silks.
s9o a yard
i0mch Black Chiffon Velvet.
$685. "A ward. $500 quality
made In France.
Main Floor. Annex.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-09
City News in Brief

The formal decree In the Ford-Dodge
suit viii I've handed down saturday
morning. by Circuit Judge George
s Hosmcr The decision handed
down recently settled the issues In
favor Of the Dodge brothers. The
formal decree viii be supplement
tnry 10 the decision and Will settle
the details.
Percy 4. Idiens uap nrrniEued before
!. stanley Hurd. United states com
missioner. Thursday. and held 70
the grand fury under 81 600 hail
ffc IS accused of having hrot Jen-
ME Jefferson into this country from
Windsor in violation ~ tho immi-
grafton law Idiens furnished the
bail and Was released.
Cooper wood. secrctarT Of the De-
troit chapter OF to- ited Cross, de-
clares FRAUDULENT chain letters are
being distributed. purporting 20 be
for the purpose OF raising funds
for Red Cross hospital in Paris.
he save the people mentioned in
the letters are not authorized 10
collect for the Red cross. The let
ter which has hobhed up again was
denounced thru the columns OF The
Timcs two months ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-09
LIoyd ". Benm. OF NIIe.. MIch..
q Good Business.

The saleslady-This coat fts YOU
beautifully, madam. Shall I send it'
Mrs. Allnerve-No. I think not Z
was cold when came in here and
| only tried IL on to get warmed Mp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-09

Chattanooga IS 10 be tho meeting
place today OF the annual southern
conference Of the National Associa.
tion for the Study and Prevention
OF Tuberculosis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-09

To Mrs. William Penn Snyder OF
Pittsburgh. belongs the honor OF
having sold more Liberty bonds than
any other woman in the United
States. Mrs snyder sold $3,2S9S50
worth OF the bonds. $500 900 worth
being In small sales.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-09

Prfnting--tbc PLAIN -Fsf t'uf--fr, q
IL right--rin~- Sob D-rt,--Hnin $50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
F. NIJReUIA ESTiBlE(E SUS
CyGRTELES Cfh.k4iiS N
ESTbGMn ASI


Ell PASO. Texas, F"bero 10. NO.
ticias procedentes de Ia capita! del
vecino Estado de Chihuahua. dan
cuenta de que el general Francisco
Nurouia. ConuandaH,c Hi!itar DC es"
Entidad Federativa, h. esta5Iecid"
sus cuartcles generates On EStac!"n
Diaz. un purto situado @ntte Santa
Rosalia y Jimanez. dcsde t"noe di-
rigira personaImentc n can'pHna
contra ell jefe rebelde Francisco Vi
LA. Fuera de este A2urc;J, r:Hguaa
otra noticia Sc ha recihiIo aGJi so
bre Ia campana en- el Estado- DE Chi
huahua.
'Sabese tambi&n que el genera
Murguia ha expedido un manifesto
al pueblo del Estado, en- el qua ofre-
cc amnistia para todos aIuclios re,
celdes que depongan Ia< arrlas, l.t,
c:&ndoles yer que 10 hay rrcJiyo VI
para que continuen en- 81 actitud hos,
til. toda veg que el setIrn de ~ OK
pedici6n americana rcmucvc q Ul
LImo preteXto para u!:A 0p2>ici Il a.,
mada al gobierno dc factO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
I'm GRAN NITIN POPULAR Pb-
CIFiSTi Sc EFfCTiI4RA
N WASHINGTON
Ii H29MslffFSTtC!0H IEH3RA ijIGsR EL
PaQyFG igRESY Il Principal ORA
RH2 gFRA Fl fX-SECR::TARI3 BRYAN

NUEVA YORK. Fcbrero lO.-El
nr5yimo lunes en- Ia noche, Sc efec-
tuara en- n capital de los Estados
UniaoS. IN popular mitin contra IA
guerra buio los auspicios de Ia Fede-
raci6n ,le Paz. y en- el cual e. princi-
Dal orador seri el leader democratic
William J. Bryan.
La Federation ha anunciado que
sus representatives csperan presentar
sus opiniones Y argumentos contra Ia
guerra, al P-csidente Wilson, c! lU-
mes en- IA mauana : al Congreso Gc
Ia Union por Ia tarde de csc mismc
dia. efectuandose por Ia noche III
gran mitin.
Miss Jane Adams ha telegrafiado
4 Ia citada Federation que esta crga-
nizando en- Chicago un contingente
numcroso de simpatizadores del ne
vimiento. que iran Washington pa
n estar presentes Ell IA manifesto
ci6n. Semeiantes mensajes Sc han
recibido de los senores Dr.. J. H. Ke-
Hog. de Battle Greek, Michigan Y de
{. H. Gustafone. de Lincoln. Nebras
ka.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
FLETCHER Sc DETfND2A En-
OUfRtTbRO PARA CONFERfA.
CIA2 CON CA2RAHzh
Acompanado del As.ache Naval, cl re-
presentanse diploE,atico america
no salic aver de Washington
para Mexico.
En- VISTA De LAS ACTiYIOADES De Los
RFBE:BtS Sc TfHE rUE FL VIAJE NO
PUEDh HACFRSEE SIN INTERRUPTION
reirar,ma Especial para Ia PRENSA.

IeiTurr;Ta ESr"fiii para Ia ThE>S'-
WASHINGTON, Febrero 10
Acompanado por el AttachG Naval, sa-
liz hoy para Mexico el Embajador
Henry ?. Fletcher. quien Sc detcnjr"
en- la Ciudad de Queretaro dondc
csDera ilegar e. jueves. para confe-
renciar con el Primer Jefe Carranza.
e. proyecto original para el viaje
del Embajador era c, De hacer d
cho viajc por Ia via de Feracruz; pc.
TO en- vista de que los reyolucion%rios
anticarrancistas cstan deSpicgandc
grandes actividades 4 10 largo De /"
costa muy especialmente sobre Ia
via del Fcrrocarril MeXicano. el re-
presentante americana opt0 por cam
biar Ia ruta.
Recientes noticias rccibiias en- cs-
Ia capital, dicen que sobre Ia via f6-
rrea de Laredo Il Mexico, tambitn 50
IN notado ultimamente alguna actl-
vidad revolucionaria, perO esta no es
de mayor importancia. pucs solamen-
te en- aIgunos puntos al norte de
Monterrey. Y en- los alrededores &c
San Luis Potosi, operan las partidaS
rebeldes. Sin embargo, Sc teme que
no pueda efectuarse un yiaje direc;o
-, ;r-a-rrDri0raS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
En- RODRIGUEZ Sc TRaD0 I'm
C0NBATf ffNTREFfLiGGlSTiS
g4RR5HoIyThS
Los 2rimero5 intcntaban avan2l. a
norte de Lamp2zos; pero Sc
enviaron fucrz.s de Nucvo
Laredo.
ASEGURASE QUE FL lie. 'IR0 GONZALEZ
AYiHzi CON SUS FLf.I3G SjBRE
YNlA!pAHl 7 Blj%TiHAHIE

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so,j6 aa,.ao Dc Nroyo rarc,.o rtn trcn
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aognnf. H.. J, e,rDocii7 de Lampay2s.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
Salio Ell $50. Regimiento
par1 Ell Fte. Clark

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Febyero 10.
Aver sali6 de esta ciuiad el regi
mien*o numcro So, que fuG organize
do en- la Ultima primaver2, cuando
Sc autoriz6 el aumento del ejercito re-
gular de los Estados Unidos. Dicho
rcgimiento ha sido enviado Eagle
Pass Y De- Rio, Texas, segdn las in
formaciones obtenidas en- los centres
militares de esta ciudad. De acuer-
do con esas informaciones, el Quartet
General del So Regimiento, quda-a
cstablecido Ell el Fuerte Clark, GER
cano 4 Eagle Pass, donde quedaran
tambien dos batallones. Tn battalion
contiuuara su marcha hacia Del Rio,
en- dcnde debera permanecer, hacicn-
do servicio de vigilancia en- aque:ia
parte de Ia frontera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
Aver debe haber salido el
Embajador Gerard de
Berlin para Suiza

Irirqrama ->prcIal para IA rTENSA.
WASHINGTON, Febrero 10.-En
el Departamento de EstadO Sc rcciblc-
ron noticias esta noche confirmando
las que han llegado con anterioridad,
dando cuenta de II salida del Emba-
jador Gerard de Berlin. Los mensa-
jes recibidos hoy dicen que tcdo esta-
,ba listo para que Gerard saliera de
Berlin en- Ia noche, con rumbo .
Suiza.
Oficialmente manifestation en- el
Departamento de Estado que desde
que el Embajador Espanol Sc hizo
cargo de Ia representation americana
en- Berlin, no Sc reciben ningunas no.
ticias directas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
F. VILLA CIjENTA PARA Ia FEECEIA
CON Vf|NTIC|NC0 NIL HOHbRES,
T;.1c ademas t-e;rta sete canones gran Eumeco de
ar,eerala doras suficiente material rodante para
e. tras porte de las provisiones
DGT4ifES PROP0RCg0YAD0S POR FL AMERICANA
JOHN + YES QUE DICE SER RkPRESEN-
TANTE De HIPCLITO VILLA

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rio ReI+rin. como icfes De Ia Infan-
ter;o " Cahalleria.
! rs+o r,icloo es 81 oue trae personal-
r,o,+o y;iIo = sns 6rdenes Ademas.
hay las sieuientes columnas: En- ei
/ Fresno, Martin Lopez, con una orlga-
da de dos mil homores Eu!ogio or-
''"' '0.! ~ w -, :" ~ ,'' ~. -, - -
7Taroori+o Salinas y los iefes Fer
oandez V Gabriel Va}d.viesc tienen
otra dc c!nco mil hombres. I'm adlclon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
SF CLAUSURA LA OFICINA PACl
FISTA FORD" EN- LA HAYA.

LONDRES, Febrero 10.-Un dcs-
pacho del corresponsal de la agencia
Reuter- en- La Haya, recibido hoy en-
esta capital, dice que Ia Oficina Pc
cifista, que bajo los auspicios del
multimillonario americana Harry
Ford, Sc establecio en- dicha ciudad,
Sc clausurara el dia primero del en-
trante mes de Mario, debido Ia rup-
tura de relaciones diplomaticas entire
los Estados Unidos y Alemania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
Los UiIEistQs ocuparon Ia
plaza de P4rrai

LAREDO, Tex, Febrero 1O.-L&s
fuerzas yillistas, en- numero de tres
mil, han ocupado Ia ciudad de Pa
rral, que Sc encontraba en- podcr de
las tropas de Murguia. Esta noti-
cia fue recibida anoche en- Ia veclna
poblaci6n de Nuevo Laredo, Y en- ella
Sc dice que los tres mil rebeides de
que Sc habla, estan al mando perso-
nal de Francisco Villa, "quien ha 10
grado evadir Ia persecution de las
fuerzas de Carranza" segin dice e:
mensaje.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
SUGIERE CAnDl()S
EN- FL PR()GRAnA
PARLANEpTARIO
ELSR.ROnAN()NEESS
SOBRE ESE PARTICULAR COZ,
FERENCIC CON LOS Lea
DERS DE LA OPOSIClON.
IN BlPGl ESPsaOI REGGGIA A los ST.
9fRnFlFf!TeS De. 'DjB4TuSS' QUE FE
HgRGIB0 PGR IN SUBMARINE
>-rucfo E>nc. ia. Para IL rREN>A.

EAnRUE, Tybre-o :c.-El Pres!csn
&c .,~l Ccasotc. Ccn2e Ge Romanoae@.
confcreaci6 hoy con los leaders .'c
les 9ssrt.6c- Caosiyionisras. ' les sui
rio M uuevo programme par!ame"s2-
RIO. que q cree podra ser acceptable
por todas las agrup&ciones po!:t:caa
Los jefes de partido le n.aTifes-
taron que i5sn estudi&r e. case :
Que reSolvcr,an oport~namente.
Dicese que Ia Principa! oposicion I!
nuevo Sistema dc coneribucioneS, vie
ne lie las rroviacias industciales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
L1CGsa Blanca recibe nume-
rosos m:nso;ss en- "a
gor de la paz
T-lrsrnua Especial para Ia rHENSA.

-
WASHINGTON. Febrero io.--Ni
les de te,egramas de todas las p2r-es
del pals Sc han estado recibiendo en
Gstos iltimos dias en- Ia Casa Blanca,
urgiendo al gobierno que de los pasoS
uecesarios para mantener Ia paz en-
tre los Estados Unidos y Alemania.
MuchoS de esos mensajeS Sc en-
cuentran redactados en- los miSmoS
terminus Y parecen ser et resultaco
de un moyimiento pacifista organl-
zado. Tn mitin popular Sc efectuara
en- esta capital el pr0ximo lunes, en-
ell que segun sc Sabe, hablara el eN-
Secretario de Estado William J.
Bryan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11

NUEEA YORk Feb:ero 1o.-John
Hawes, I'M americana, cue dice ser re-
presentaate de Hi?5!ito Villa, : qae
SC enyucntra desdc hace algdn item
DO en- es:a ciudah. deelaro hey que el
hormano dc su re3rescntado. .! jeie
rcbelGc Francisco Villa, cueEta r'''@
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
Ei Gobiernc nyudord a las
Com 3Gnias que quieroa
armar sus buques
.l.nrarns E,re.iaI unra Ia PRENSA

Tc'""rama E>r~"iai uara Ia pRENSi.
WASHINGTON. Febrero I0.-En
los circu,os oficiales Sc dijo eSta no.
che que el gobierno ha decldiio ayu'
dar las companies navieras que quic
ran armar sus buques, facilitandolc@
los canones que necesiten para tai
objeto.
Sin embargo. hasta ahora ninguna
compania Sc ha manifestaGo enteca-
mente resueita 4 dotar de arn2amen-
TO sus embarcaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
Wilson quiere sa5er las c0r-
sas de la carestl.
de la uid4
3 ese efecto ha pedido la Comision
FeGsral de Concrete que haga
una investigation.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Febrcro
1O.-,El Prcsidcnte Wilson Sc M Gi-
rigido 4 la ComisiGn Federal de Co
mcrcio, piditndole que haga Una mi
nuciosa investigation acerc" dc las
causas del gran costo dc n vida.
Diccse que el Presidcnte csta vcg-
daderamente interesado en- sabcr c!
origen de Ia carestia de los comcs,i-
bIes, Y cue pondra toda su Influenza
para remediar Ia situacion en- el case
de que aquella Sc dcba i los mancjos
de los espcculadores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
TrIrgrams sSpr",a' para IL ;'RENsA.
NUEEA YORK, Febrero ID

NUE. 4 lONA, reuter-" ~
Oresres Ferrara. director de La Re
forma Social ' presidenre del Con
greso Guiana, quien 81 encuenI-a en-
-iaje lie recreo en- esta c:ud&d, dijo
hoy que no tenia niugunas noUic:as
oficiales de, complot que = dice ma
Der ssio deScubicrto en- n Eabana,
para derrocar Al gotierno del general
Mario Menocal
EI senior Ferrara declare qae aun-
CUE Ia tension politica cue predo-oj@&
en- Cuba es muy granle, dcbido 4 los
Gisturbios ocasionui2s con Ecotivo dc
las elecciores presldcac;ales. 10 cree
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11

Y todc e. personal de Il Embajada Y
cerca de doscientos c6nsules J agenteS
consulares de su pals, Sc erbarca-
ran = bordo~-del vapor "Frederick
VIII" de la Iinea escandinava, con
rurbo 4 Ccpenhague, &c donde pro-
seguir:ln por TERRA para Ia capital
del Imperio teut6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
81, NIERCULES Sc EMBACARA
Ell EN-EMRAJADOR
ALENAN

NUEVA YORK, Fcbrero 10.-Hoy
Sc supo de fuente fidedigna en- esta
ciudad. que el pr6Ximo microbes l.
del actual. ell ex-embajador alen2an
conde Won Bernstorff, con 81 esposa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
Fgeron revouid0S los supervivienteS
De IN huRdimiento.

Los pcriod.tos de cSta capital pu-
h.iean hoy meryaies diciendo que IN
vapoc .e PAS" ieros dc n marina de
Esp"aa. REGGIE en- alta mar va
rios superriyientes del vapor "Dam-
tless" eue fu1 hundido por IN sub
uarino alen.an. Los infortun@dos
niemhros de Ia tripu!aci6n del "Daun
tess" hab;ar pasado cinco d!as en-
alta r,ar, en- IN bote descubierto. Y
sin provisiones Ge nin@una clase.
oue pueda estal.ar Una revoluci6n en-
81 pals. agcegando. que 81 2lgun COM
plot m sido descubierto. probable
meate Sc rrate de algun go.pe mi!itar.
pues el ejercicio Sc halla grandemen-
tc djsgustado con el gobierno de lie,
nocal.
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Comprs ueted sus ibros en espahol .
iyuacic E. Lozano, GOT Dolorosa ST. San
Antonio, Texas. Su casa es Ia mas barsta.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-13
A GIRL AND A MAN
Agnes Decides To Do Without Jennie.
By VIRGINIA rERHUNE VAN DE WATER
copyright 1915 Star Conpaz
CHAPTER LTI.

, When she returned TO the flat she
found her young mistress making her-
self a cup of coffee over the gas stove.
He says, ma'am." Jennie began;
without further preliminary, all
right And please, Miss Agnes, let me
do that bit of cooking for you. It's 10
O'Clock and you haven't had a bite yet.
Sit down and I'll have something ready
for you in a jiffy."
Is that ali he said?" Agnes asked,
duly. surrendering the coffee pot TO
the maid
Well. yes'm." Jennie replied. with
some hesitation; then added, reluctant
". he was kind of short like in his
fee, slice of toast and a boiled egg,
Agnes smiled. wanly.
Thank you" she said. and forced
herself to eat few mouthfu;s before
Sulplng down the steaming beverage
Really. Jennie" she told the maid
later, i shall not heed you any more
Just now. Suppose you wash these few
dishes and straighten up the fiat and
And what about youe" the girl
asked anXiously.
oh" she replied. almost impatient
". I shall be all right. l am going TO
Morley"
And then?' Jennie persisted.
Then l snail come back here and
remain for the rest of the day. As l
am not going 20 the office, I can get
my own meals"
An right, ma'am," Jennie agreed.
1t must be Just as you say. But. If
YOU don't mind. I would like to stay
here until you come back-just to find
out how Miss Morley is I won't
charge you for the extra hour or two,
Miss Agnes
Agnes Morley laid 4 kindly hand on
the girls shoulder. = am NOT afraid
Of your over charging me, child. Ana
you are welcome to stay until my re-
turn But you see, Jennie. now that
l am alone. 1 must not be as extrava-
CANT as have been, and don't need
maid just for my lazy self"
Then because she could not trust
herself TO say any more just then, she
hurried out of the room.
TO BE COntinuedl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-13
LITTLE Boobies PA BY WILLIAM F. KIRK

TT was kind OF cold last mite &
Pa asked the jannitor TO cum I'D
- stairs, the jsnnitOr's name is Pat
Set down, doant be standing. Pat.
sed Pa. Standing Pat is pritty good,
Ha Ha. sed Pa.
What do YOU want OF me? sed the
jannitor.
I wanted 10 ask you how you keep
from catching cold this cold weather.
sed Pa
I doant git in draft. sed the Jan
nitor. I set near the furnace all day.
I see. sed Pa. but what keeps the
furnace from catching cold?
The price OF coal is vary high. sed
the jannitor. I have my instruck-
shuns not to waste coal.
Well. sed Pa, you carry out yure
inssruckshuns nOabeL I Will say that
for you Were you ever up in the
Artick reeguns? sed Pa. II you ever
lived thare. Pa sed. this flat ought to
maik YOU feel kind OF hoamsick.
II is kind OF cold in this flat for
a fack, sed the jannitor. Well, 1
must be going
Not yet. sed Pa. I want you to git
plenty of fresh air beefoar you 60
You are grand janitor. sed Pa