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read ond incl arrau-cmcnts made
Tor 'hc bal - 10 given 10y The chapter
tins mpnth.
Tic wo'Uaus hoard Of tile Methodist
irst,utc viii hold its regular meeting
- i"' Institute. %ine,o"uih aud Grace
streets this morning q, - o'clock
The 'e=ulsr weekly midday rrsyc-
EerNi"c ~ the Y W. e. y viii 10 led
by Mi.s Ruth /. voc, this afternoon
q, i:l5 o',l"vl>
rh" wcohly rehearsal 81 tic St.
cecilia chorus VIII bc held This sf-
,crn""n ~ O'clock in the music room
cf -. fauis Church
l's@ Edih Welkcr. VII" is cues,
"' III" Misses stewart ~ Erook ITili.
viii address IN" W"r,au's Ass,cci;
li"n "G -. I'aul's church i'm tho Parish
Hons" this afternoon q; O'CLOCK. ": IS
Walker has recently returned from
Europe. whore she had spent some
time. and her address viii ne q mos,
Interesting one. Til" meeting is open
:" the public
The Catholic woman. club viii have
"uchrc part, q; tho club rooms THIS
afternoon ~ 3 30 u'rloult
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SAVE YOUR HAIR
AND BEAUTIFY II
WITH DANDER|NE"
Spend - cents! Dandruii dis
appears and hair stops
coming out.
Try this! Hair gets beautiful,
Wavy and thick in few
moments.

II you care for heavy matt that glis-
tens with beauty and is radiant with
NE: has an Incompatible softnesS and
- iiuify and lusiruus. try 'andcrinc
Just one application doubles the
beauty OF Your hair. besides il mme-
diately dissolve: every particle OF dam
drum: You cannot have nice heavy.
healthy hair ii YOU lave dandruff
THIS destructive scuri rohs the hair
OF It's lustie. its strength and its very
life. and If not overcome ii produces a
reverishness and itching OF the scalp;
the hair roots famish. loosen and die
thon the hair falls out fast.
II your hair has bceu neglected and
is thin faded. dry. ccraEgy or too oily
get u :o-ccnt bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderine at any drug store or toilet
counter: apply a little as directed and
ten minutes after you will say this
was the best investrncnt YOU ever
made.
We sincerely believe. regardless Of
everything else advertised. that if you
desire soft. lustrous. beautiful hair and
lots Of tho dandruff--no itching
scalp and no moro falling hair-you
must use knowitons Danderinc. If
eventual why not now - Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

Niss ''nny lIohsou II West
Franklin street is the guest uf MIR
Joseph y Massic u Newport News.
MI aud Alr= Toward Eaio,. OF 81
Louis. Mo. have tccn spending sew
'ral daNs at tho jefferson Hotel hero
MIR Charles wyatt HAS returned to
hcl hone 500 Wcs, Franklin Street.
aficr q visit 10 Baltimore
~. aud Mrs rux Of New YORK ci,y.
have boon AZ the jefferson Hotel this
week for shur, stay.
Nh and Mrs " t. white. Of RAJ
"iSh \ -. arc registered A. Murphy's
iiotcl here.
MISS Grace Money has returned TO-
Richmond. aftcr spending tho holiday s
with relatives IN Albcmarle County.
Captain and Mrs T.. "iivius Wad,l,li
have returned :" Baltimore. after =,
visit =" relatives IA Richmond and
Norfolt
Mrs sara Flynn has returned to
Norfolk, af,er visit ;o Or ana Mts
Chambers Woodson on church Hnl
Mr. aud Mis-. :. Il coleman have
returned 10 Fredcricksb urr. after :,
visit to Richmond
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read opd incl ARRANGEMENTS made
f"r Tho bal - 10 given hy The chapter
this .uunin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

when judged On ihcir own merits fan
INTO rlac" when studied ia relation -
work which preceded them. AMI
against which they are Il reaction. In
me cNhi"ii "i contemporary painting.
may - seen brutal realism againa:
'h"dp pr"ttincSs violent color against
sri'". bromide p"iuiin.. In these 70.
'ctiouS painters ot,cu took Sordiducsg
..rd uSlin">S and Niolsncc for char.
act"r. Just as in thc earlier ,I;,ys they
iniH'ooL "h"ar rrctt,u"SS Tor bcauty.
aud ont OF these cNtrcm", has result
cd Il balanced painting Of real beauty
Mss Houston CputraSt.d prc,tinc.s
with iru" bcauty. saying that a pretty
picture was ono Which rendered. ouly
cAiernal beauty, and good ,ast" is "f-
fcudcd hN thc Lack %; proportion WHOM
ph. steal beauty oNorbaluuccs spiritual
beauty.
ILLUSTRATING these ideas. M,ss ucuS.
ton ""utr">ted the rather sentimental
ami "h"arly rr"ity painting "Nftcr
supper H.! r:itliIgcr. aud Ill brutal
''Wrcstl"gs hy G.urg. Luis III. lat.
ter painter had found = balance IN his
beautiful! painting. old Woman and
Macaws. in which the brilliant color
- tho hiv'ls and deep rich toucs of
tho background were dominated ts the
Interesting character stud! vt the old
woman
Hawthorne. Hodncld. I'a.c. uouri.
Brush aud 'iGsv were Ia" hiah-lights
III the ,%hjbit. aud Sllow cd tf,, power
and hoaVt! "f American art At its best.
The Sargent gallery was tho climax Of
Miss liouSton's address. aud the twcn-
y painting. by Sargent. covering :,
period Of about forty Years were de-
scrihcG. TN" PORTRAIT "f Joseph lief
at Ia
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nor Tho Misses I.oonc,.

Miss rditG Wtdtc Entertained ~
cards ~ ~, ,uuutry club FROM - .
O'clock YESTERDAYS afternoon, in hono' Of
'ne Misses l-o"re> - Memphis Tom,
vito arc tho ruOsts ~ Mrs I. l. Low
ou West Trari,io street. Mrs. LOWS. s
.ucsia have hccU given q number ct
smart functions during thor visit 10
Richmond Tarrr tables we're cucaccd
,v Miss Whites guests ~ tho club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

ana members Of tho hg.Jal party.
Among tho guests Cor thc event wcrc
Nrs. T.. H. Scott. ~ Norfoik. and Miss
Lillian Worthiu@ton, Of Baltimore
Immediately after th" ceremony MI
an" Mrs. Terry left Tor tu extended
Northern trim, and viii hc AT houc 81,
go Cast Franklin street after Ian
lIHry -
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WOMEN's MEETINGS.

Tho regular monthly meeting Of ,Ea
Alumnae Association uf the Eicnmond
Training school for kindcrGarincrS
VIII take ulacc this afternoon at the
Virginia Mechanics Institute huildnE
- go o'clock. j II Bnford, as
siSiauJ 5ure: ini.Hdent "f schools. xiii
address the association on The Changes
in Method and curriculum of the Elo-
mentary school
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Jnck~on Found :uIIt,.

Robert Jackson. coIorod ycs;crda y
~ found Guilt ia tho Circuit Court
rf IicnriC" CpL'.t"- Of shooting Walter
Stewart. also co,rrcd. and given four
Yeas i'm tn" state rcnitcntiary. Jack
son MAS ono az the men who gained
his liberty ct tho recent lIcnrico Jail
delivery. but N"luutarily returned the
uc>j morning. reporting that lie had
been forced out 10y one az the others
a. TN" poiu, OF gun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

The regular meeting Of Richmond
Chapter. United Daughters OF the CON :
fcdcracy. VIII be held this murnins AT
u O'Clock III Lee Camp Hall The an
nual reports Of the officers Will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Elementary Teachers Association vii
b" held this afternoon =, O'CLOCK
al kufner school Tin" salary com.
mittee is To report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10

owing 20 the reCcn, fire N the Con
icd,ratc Home, the regular meeting al
Leo Auxiliary viii he held at ms weSt
Avenue this afternoon
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TS@eSONM
= SOCIETY G
ENNSc8c


cock AT III" AcaIciu, Of Music. Mr.
a"d Mrs. Lcunol.ia ~ill entertain ,h.,r
guests informally y, supper after Tho
pia. 80 oyer
Miss Eonn"'Ia 'n ono or tl,o mos.
""ru'ar Young :iri9. who has been
i"tr"du"cd 1" S".i"tN this winter ana
%rcnt mauy handsome affair h.v..
"ccu -iNcn ia her honor.
Wcddi-s This Evening.
ih* evening at = o'cIo.L iu til.
"''"nd ';hrt's, Church viii hc c.l,-
hr't"d tn" marriage Of Mi.4 Lui,i.c
'Finia 'runp. dauShtcr Of Nj, Zen
''u nun !. 'runir. aud William iIar,.nu
*H'b"D a"i az Mrs. Ellcn Hartman Sii--
pf'' MISS Floyd Grown r.yI"r VIII
~ mail Of honor. and IT,, rhc,, :,
Jacobs VIII attend Mr.. Surbcr ~ ncnt
nl"iL flo GToprlSni"u VIII be Emmett
W Hafrpi". rhil g. ieyt"n. ur Char
'"ite8Nlilc: i"hu 4. Wall>cr. Of char.
."iicsvil'o; =. piivcr rn,hcrlako. john.
- ''GN"ll a''i Robert {. Duyall. Jr
GLOWING ihe ceremony q, tHo
,hnr'h.a reception wili bc held at tho
i"m" If Nr. ana NJ" Robert $. Crurnr.
'Doi west Grace street
Airs 'i''mp entertained Tia" hr,.Iai
rariE At supper last cycuiu. "a, lii.
il n'rsco il"t-i. follow tho rcLcar
~ - TIA" church.
In n"bmord
IMAM J,,..i,, =" an ''I
WadSnoru Who have been spending
Inc wintcr wVuth3 i'm Norfolk. whore
Lieutenant, Wadsworth'a yhii, ia Sd
'i"Led have returned TO HichmYud
, , 49, ~ 'a ~ ' 80
'''T ,"n ""fihS 'n''f
-. ".,s W.. % wy" MI
street
Bir thari,, card rar,..
smart s"'l4tN WI he "Ui IN force
''HS a!' ho"u :" attend the h,E chat
''i '''" h"''5 given ~ The Iirl>' tluh
~ tho Hcllc Eryan nay Hur9sry at"
tic to:"iuon~ caltn Club. Tho game
Nil h"EIn pro'nplly Al $3.50 O'Clock ana
uvrtbor Or ATTRACTIVE" prizes viii 10
anarucd foY tho bcsl scores Tea viii
NJ s"rvod after the game Anon.
'hosc who VIII play this afternoon ~"
N.Sdaucs lsaa bIycnporr Jogi.f,i
ryiand e. Il: poyIc. Eicrhc,, Mann.
Hr,don .Tcr...t. I,uciuy cars, CHARLES
N,sit rnIr Talbor,. clo,d Ecr, IA
loo Donna. .Ir.. Roswell 'rrimbio MI.
liarr A.-,l.,trc 4; Grorcc Cooke, y
,,dia.r, Itu,.lay H,..i : u.t,c..
,.I..l,- v.n~II.,,, ,.h,,t.s ~
ti.u,, L. r.Ior, I..,,,n pr,ir ~
,,
,o. ,.,,,-,'., =, T,,,,,o t,r.,rt,..n.i1
- - ',.,.,
z'''" "''"" ~ ''''''''",
u" ~ ''h'"'' ~" .'"'r''s'
h"'-" 80 ~ ."''' 81 wv '"' =
''Nl ~ 'FA''', ~ 'N"n.'N "".- "
l. h"=e'f"N. w. w. NC "h'' f'"h"T
SLANT ''Sh'r. W - if""ihh -1c, NiS.
iir"""h Misses M'I'n" Wall i'"l"''
i'lL E'tHlJ. N"iN is"raold' MAJ
iinAe=. i.li"n MNSat Wise ltAr'I
''"rIcr, sue gray and MARI Ni''iainS
T.lio- mas b' reserved through Mrs. ,
pouEla- Gordon. Mt - stewart /
Hume. Nrs - Gcors" ErNaU or MISS |
N,Nic Tpupl.ils.
Tor tho Misses Ioo"c!.
Miss Idi,G WWtc entertained 80
cards 81 ,l. ,'puutry club FROM - . !
O'clock YESTERDAYS afternoon, in houov Of !
'hr Nli-s,r loune,. - Memphis Tom. {
,,no arc tho r.ii0ste ~ Mrs t. t. Lew. /
,, Nc,, Ir.u,i., street Mrs i.cwiS's
.-,,.,. ho.. ,rrr c|yru % number ct
.,.t, ,uo,;.o.,. during thcr Visit to /
,.,.t,.o,a .i..r,., t.ll,s we're engaged Z
~ ,,,. vhi.t- Ghosts a, Tho club |
f,.,,oo,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
TITLE kAUFr1ANN STORE
Not Many Mothers Really Judge
Their Children's Wants

TINE purchase of suitable, distinctive, char
acteristic clothing for the young is far
more complicated problem than is that
Of buying apparel for the adult.
For one reason, the element of vanity does
not enter into the question with the same
dominant force. The result-a essened
demand.
Again style is not factor of such import
ance to children as to the adult. Hence, a
lessening of quantity in quality production.
And there are other causes which combine
to make small the class of women who really
discriminate and who are capable of estimat-
ing actual value in chilclrens wear. And so
our assertion that commonplace clothing on
youngsters is the commonest thing in the
world
We aim that our service shall stamp the childs
garment Kaufmannworthy with an atmosphere Of
distinctiveness
We strive that our children's shops shall act
uay be worthy place beside our Women's Salons
in Costumes and Millinery.
Whether it be for infant or child flapper junior,
young woman or miss. our service will be found OF
equal value. Also specialize in the QUILTING Of
the boy up to eight years
Kindly note in these comments the absence Of
superlatiYes.
Some things may be "best"-but if SO it is pretty
hard for finite minds to know it and more
difficult for cynical minds to believe it.
Far be it from us, dear lady, to expect you to
exercise credulity in reading the claims WE
Make for merchandise.
And not going to say that our chill
dren's shops show the best of merchandise-or the
most beautful-or the finest-or the lowest priced
Or the greatest values. If your experience here
has led you to place some such estimate on Spc-
calty Shop Service-then we have cause TO be
proud
But what do say and what you really can
accept the truth, is that earnest and constant
endeavor always has been that offerings might
have all the superlatve qualities enumerated
Have we succeeded in endeavor?
No; we are happy to say have not
We are glad that children's wear is not
superlative. Because this true, We would
have accomplished the ultimate and nothing more
would then remain to strive for
Many. many years ago women whose memories
have since faded into the mists Of the dim past
were won't to visit our childrens shops with their
quantity clad toddlers and eAclaim over the charm
OF tasteful wares.
And these quaint youngsters-some of them
to-day are the mothers Of mothers of the genera
ton now at the threshold Of life.
Thus in the endless garland of human roses
which Mother Nature is weaving the flower of
friendship has blossomed for us many MANY hun
dred-fod.
And our aim in striving for excellence is more
TO deserve old friends than to merit new ones
Finally in estimating our deserts we beg of
you: judge Kaufman Riddle Clothes with open
mind. Compare them with all the others Won can
find at home or away from home And on the
verdict we are ready to stand or fall. y ,,o,7
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-12

GIFT CERTIFIC CATES MERCHANDISE BONDS
When in doubt as to what to give gift certificate
or merchandise bond will fill every want. We sell
them for any amount and the one who receives one
trade it out in any part of the store at any time,
and satisfactory gift is certain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-12
EPIDEMIC RACES IN
THE NOLIN SCHOOL
NEARLY ALI FAMILIES AFFECT
I'D WITH RASH SIMILAR
TO MEASLES.
lEast nregonian spccialJ

NOLlN. Dec. 1l.--A new epidemic
has broken ont I'm our school Near
~ :dl families being taken down with
a breaking out similar to measles.
, Mas. j. T.. Fisher is wearing a smile
since her Xmas gift has arrived in
the shape Of a fine piano.
There viii he "A basket social in
the basement or the church Dec. Is
for the benefit Of the PASTORAL fund.
Every one cordially invited.
Good weather still prevails, which
has given the farmers plenty Of time
to get their fall seeding done.
Considerable grain is up.
\ good many farmers are volun-
teering their services i'm grading up
the roads and smoothing the rough
places. which has been greatly need
ed.
Noln L. r.. church is receiving its
finishing coat Of paint under the
contractor, \. J. Cook.
y. W. Davis received a telegram
from his old home in Missouri stat
ing of his fathers death on Dec. Is.
from acute pneumonia.
Paul Brandt has rented his place
TO Emil Hcilkc and has since taken
up his residence in Pendleton.
VIII Noble from California is now
visiting old friends in Noliu.
Chester Dupuis has been very i'll
with pneumonia. Latest reports say
he is some better.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-12
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive Tablets,
the substitute for caiomel.
Dr. Edwards, pracdcinG physician for
II years and calomel's old.time enemy,
discovered the formula for Olive Tablets
while treating patients for chronic con.
stipation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edward9' Olive Tablets do not
contain calonei but healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the ..''Eeynote" of these
little sugar.coated, oiivc-colored tablets.
They cause the bowels and liver to act
normally. They never force them to
unnatural action.
II you have dark brown mouth" now
and then bad breath - a dull, tired
feeling-sick headache-torpid liver and
are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and
only pleasant results from one or two lit
tie Or. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every night
lust to keep right. Try them. 10c and
25c per box, All druggists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-12
FRENCH PEOPLE ARE
FINE TO AMERICANS
EARL WILLIAMS. FORMER PEN
DIE1ON BOY. Is NOW WITH
co. 4. 18TH ENGS,, RAIL
WAY.
Had UncVcmtruI Trip over with In
tcrcsting Visit in London: Rain Is
Hardest Trial Encountered So Far.


Among the first of Pendleton boys
to reach France was Earl Williams
who until a few months ago, was
night clerk at the Hotel Pendleton.
He is now with Co. f. 18th Engineers,
Railway. and is seeing active service.
NJ. e. Metz has just received a very
interesting letter from him, dated
October -. Excerpts from it read as
follows
we left an eastern port on Au-
gust . and crossed the Atlantic in
fair time and without any excite
ment or even seeing one of those Iron
Sharks. 1t was great, | must admit.
ana | was not sick. though the ocean
was very calm. We then spent a
week in England where / visited Lon
don, some city by the way, for there
are surely many interesting points OF
/ interest, such as Piccadilly, 81. Pauls
Cathedral. Kings Palace and many
others We visited several British
: troop posts and they surely treated
MS royal.
Then we crossed the English
channel ana she was some rough. and
the balance OF the time has been
spent Somewhere in France. We were
II about the same latitude as Pen
uleton when we arrived. Here tho
weather was just like California, hot
rs the devil and there We're vast
vineyards of grapes and figs and the
French were very free with them rs
Americans are very popular here. es-
peclally among the ladies'.
we are camped near 4 large city
where we have liberty to go once a
week. our camp is on Il river and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-12
S1OO Reward, S1OO

to learn that there Is at least ono dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
In all It's stages and that is cataTrh
i,ntarrh being greatly influenced By constl
tuttOnHl COnuI1Gns requires constitutional !
treatment. Halls Catarrh Medicine Is taken
Internally and acts thru the Blood on the
Mucous surfaces Of the System thereby de-
-trOying the foundation Of the disease, Civ
ing the patient strength 10y building up the
constitution and assisting nature In doing
Ita work. IN" prGpricturs have SO much
fAith in the curative powers Of Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they offer one Hun
dred Dollars for any case that It fails to
cure. Send for list uf testimonials
Address T.. J. CHENEY X CO. Toledo
ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-12
LANDOWNERS HOSTS
TO MONTANA BUYERS

Aaron II. Hover and Herbert A
Hover OF Montana, presidents re-
spactivcly of the Central Montana
Ranches co. and the Montana Ranch
cg Co. were hosts last night at \
Banquet given at Hotel Pendleton to
about 40 Of their customers from
tmatilla comfy who have purchased
land from them in Montana In 1915
during which year they have sold to
residents of this county alone over
$500. 600 worth of Montana land,
about onc-fuurth Of the company $
total business.
II was a happy crowd that filed
into the hotel dining room at p. IN.
to music by Sawyer's complete or
orchestra. The banquet hail was
tastefully decorated with flowers. pot
ted plants and ferns After the feast
Herbert \. Hover gave - general re-
view Of tire operations of himself and
brother for the past 20 years, part
Of which time they operated eNtcn-
siveIy IN the state Of Washington with
headquarters at spokane and kcnne-
wick. where they still have extensive
holdings.
In the year Ig12 they purchased
large tract Of land near Helena and
formed the corporation known a.
the Montana Ranches Co. with
at Helena and Billings,
and since then have been n factor in
putting Montana ION the map as
one of the prosperous states in the
west. Their business having grown
tremendously the Central Montana
Ranches co. was formed with Aaron
n. Hover as president to. operate
along the Great Northern railway
mainline and branches i'm Central
and northern Montana, Beginning
operations in April of the present
year this company did two million
dollar business at its bingham, Mon
tana office. MIR. Hover said, and plans
in 1918 to double its 1917 record.
General satisfaction with the com
pany's methods and their purchases
IN Montana was expressed last night
by the hanquctcrS, among whom were
the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. chris Breding, Nh
and Mrs. Henry Breeding. Mr. and
Mrs. John Ilanister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Brown. Mr. and Mrs Ben Du-
ruis. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Geiss, AIr
and Mrs. Charles Jcrard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hodgcns. Mr.. and Mrs.
1rviIIc Ismlnger. Mr.. and Mrs. An
ircw PcebIcr. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
Rogers. Or. i. L. Boydcn and y. J..
icLcHn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-12
AND Personal |
NOTES FROM ADAMS

Cast Oregonian SpecialJ
ADAMS. Dec. 12.--Mrs. Bunch reJ
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-12

pending q few weeks with relatives
The Ladies club met at the home
1f Mrs. Roe Eggers. Those present
W ere Mr.. Charles Schatz. Mrs.
Charles Dupuis Mrs. Minnie Winn,
Mrs. ! W. spencer. Mrs. John Gels,
Ars. Mary Shaw OF Weston, Mrs. E'-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-12
TnNIN IIT: OIL dad.

DENVER, Dec. 12.-Geurge King,
engineer was killed ANA Q. IL. Town
send fireman. and rine passengers in
jur-d when the Santa Fc passenger
ran past an open switch and struck a
switch engine
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-29
rOLiTICA MENUDi
Wiene de "a Sal

tr&Za &c i~evant@r caheZa, V mencs
amor" que " cay6 e! lar Y que Sc
cst; llevanGo II trampa al imperIp
&c lc> Ro,aanofI. i soc = Mr.. fai,
sc K puede ocurrir cue los teutones
estan COMO nuevoS cuan!o hemcs us
TO los serios descalabros que han re-,
DIDO en- Runania V el f~rqcaso con..
pleto que han o6teaido en- 81 guerra
submarine.
In cuanto 4 que Alemania haya
ofreyido 2 Mexico Ia restitution de
Texas, para AoSotros iplin! Pcrque nj
los texanos ~estariaa de acuerdo, nj
nosotrOs los aceptariamcS, desde Ell
iaomento en- Que palpamos 81 gran
c.sI.1c que Sienten pcc l. b@ndcra aae
ricana ' IA inefah!e simDatia que ms
p!ran al Muscular con exquisite gra-
via e. i3gl&s cuando dicen por ejenalo
"chanza.' "raarketa" ' "aromcvii."
! Dor cJanto 4 cue clos Sc verian
c~o~StreEi.os q vot@r per den Venus
ti&ac. = declines ! Mr.. Taft. que nj
fall. poyque con Veaustiano tieas
de sobra con e. immense preSti.i5
QGe encima re Il Ia amontonado Nj.
Wilsoa.-qne Ia S;do qrien material
mente 10 ha formado,-y 0 Ia inaes-
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vuelta q consular el complicado ar
chivo de e~xtranjeros Y sospechosos,
las listas negras. las hoiaS azu;es:
vue,ta 4 inquirir a~nteceientes de IA
milia. de profession y hasta mis- OPT
Hiones personales....
Cuando :por fin! al anochecer,
gracias = Ia mediaci6n afectuosa de!
c2pitan. me veo salvo Y zorro. canine
de Ia ,ibre Suiza. aun me parece que
ell sabueso de los ojos pardos CORE
detrls de MI, diciendo 4 o en- gri-
to-:
-Asterdez vcus, monsieur, sill vous
plat; Il feut. encore, acompiir une
azure petite formalite....
Ricardo LEON.
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AR2ED0NCo SE2A SECRETARIC
DE EELACiONES


puer.os dc esa propia capitania. un
"yiso en- ei que Sc dc 4 conoccr al
p3biico ia t9oca lie -eda del hucso
dc n coGcha madrn-pe~la: advirtien
do que sara .iccomiSlda por las auto
ljcades maritiTas II concha eXt"aida
IN Il "poca ci:ada, asi como las m
5a"cav;oHes Y aparatos Glc Sc en-
Tlscn en- el buceo furtivo. Y cons.g-
na4os 4 n autoridad competente los
iniractorcs."
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MATRIMoNIo MoRELEON-ITUAs,
Uiere de Ia Char!a plaza.

Ian en- PieJras Negras, Segun Sc me
dee. rumores de que algo grave M
Das2do entire e! General Oregon Y
Dor FCEuStiano Carranza.
No sc die c!aramea.e que sen, pc
70 ESQ viene Z confirmar en- partc 10
que L. PrcnSa ha ven.do publican
DO 4 este respecto.
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En- q Azteca.

Una gran serie de vistas modernas
: de verdadero arte, entire elias mu-
chaS de William Fox. So inicio hoy en-
e, elegant Y 2ristocratico cine Ate
ca. Numerosa Y distinguida concu-
~rrencia llen6 e. Teatro.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.