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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-28
INCARNATE WORD
ACADEMY
Brownsville, Texo.

BROWNSVILLE, ICxOS
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LIT
TILE GIRLS UNDER THE OIREc-
TON OF THE SISTERS OF THE
INCARNATE WORD AND BLESSED
SACRAMENT. 1T HAS BEEN
CHARTERED BY THE STATE LEG
ISLATURE IN 1885, AND THERE
BY EMPOWERED TO CONFER
ACADEMIC AND HONORARY DE-
GREES AND DIPLOMAS.
THIS HOMELIKE ACADEMY IS
QUIETLY SITUATED ON THE
WEST SIDE OF THE CITY WITHIN
A FEW MINUTES WALK FROM
THE ST. LOUIS, BROWNSVILLE &
MEXICO r. r. DEPOT.
THE CHILDREN'S HEALTH BE-
ING OF PARAMOUNT ISSUE,
NOTHING is LEFT UND0NE TO
CONSERVE AND PROMOTE SAME.
THE CLASS ROOMS, SLEEPING
APARTMENTS, MUSIC AND RE-
CREATION HALLS ARE THOR
0UGHLy VENTILATED.
EVERY INCENTIVE TO VIRTUE,
SCIENCE AND Refinement IS
STRENOUSLY EMPLOYED. THE
DISCIPLINE Is FIRM, VET MILD.
THE HOME PRINCIPLE" PRE-
DOMINATING.
THE ACADEMY AND OTHER
SCHOOLS CONDUCTED BY THE
SISTERS REOPEN MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 3, FOR THE EN-
ROLLMENT OF PUPILS.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS,
APPLY TO:
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-28

The French sergeant who recently
bombed Essen was three years ago 4 hard
ware merchant, without a thought Of war
in his head.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-25
HUGE DEFICIENCY BILL
HAS ROUGH ROAD AHEAD
Fights Expected on Numerous
Provisions Before S8,000,-
100000 Passes Senate
WASHINGTON. senl. as-

The Senate today gave its attention 10
the biggest appropriation Bill ever presented
to a legislative body in the history Of the
world-the urgent deficiency bill, carrying
nearly $4,000. 600, 600, rs amended by the
Senate appropriations committee.
SO much legislation OF a general charac-
ter is contained In the measure that much
fighting is expected before it goes 20 a final
vote 1t may not reach vote until the
end of the week
The committee has included Ia the meas
ure an amendment which, IL is believed,
win make IL impossible for the War De-
partment to carry out ITS plan of inn
medately examining all of the 100000
drafted men in order to establish the order
in which they will be called 20 service. The
committee provided an appropriation of &c.
100000 for Registration and selection" but
specified that none of the money may be
used by the War Department I'm examining
any men beyond the million authorized in
the draft act This is expected to cause
much debate
An airing Of the row between Secretary
of the Navy Daniels and the Navy League
is expected when the Senate reaches the
amendment authorizing" the Secretary
to accept furnishings and supplies donated
by the league TO the sailors. An effort will
be made on the floor to strengthen the
amendment by substituting the word
directed to compel the Secretary TO ac-
Ccpt the navy leagues contributions.
There is growing uneasiness on the Re
publican side over the magnitude Of the
appropriations constantly being asked By
the executive departments. There is every
Willingness 10 cooperate I'm the successful
conduct of the war, but many Republican
Senators are determined to subject the pro-
posed expenditures to the closest scrutiny
and require the fullest explanation before
bill
The staggering total Of the measure may
also give some OF the pacfsts an opening
for urging peace by calling attention to the
uemendOus-luancialb burden of the war.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-25
"THE WANDERER"
Norsed by william, A. Page from Maurice v Sayess o, o
O the MeropoLitan Opera House fN' wv
have nave told him I would bring thee to him d

nave told him would bring thee to him"
Tlsha laughed scornfully
,,, Bring me 20 him?' she repeated
When did Tisha seek favors from any
Nadina shook her roughly by the arm.
This man is great sea captain with
much wealth. Couldst thou hut win his
favor this fortune is assured Pay no more
attention to this young fool Jether when
thou mghtest even have this merchant
prince for thine own Watt will bring
him"
The whole company turned aud gazed
in surprise at the giant figure which now
emerged from tho house following Nadna
Six feet and a half in height with an
Oriental turban which made him seem fully
six inches taller, and attired in rich and
flowing garments Pharis, the sea CAPTAIN
with bushy beard and heavy eyebrows and
blacklist hair. made an imposing and bar
barrie figure as he stood at the divau where
Tisha half reclined, casting him a saucv
look Then. as she poured him a goblet
Of wine and tauntingly leaned forward to
hand IL to him. Pharis emitted cultural
exclamation which might almost have been
the roar of a bull.
Thou girl" he spoke. Thou girl. thou
art fair Dost know who I amc" Tisha
Haunted herself before him, turning full
around Then, with little gurglng
laugh, she motioned for him to sit upon
the divan, while she climbed upon one knee,
and strolled his bushy beard whereat
Pharis> laughed a heavy reverberating
laugh, which made Jether involuntarily
turn and survey the scene in astonishment.
"rola,' he cried, drawing his friend 20
him, anXiously. who is that man who
speaks. TO Tisha?"
"Pharis. the sea captain. Who sails by
night that none may trace his course" ex-
planned lola. He goes Oh distant VOYAGES
70 some island marked upon his chart alone
and then brings back cargoes of tin, worth
more than its weight in gold for use they
make of it, For his secrets | know many
merchants who would pay the ransom Of
king, Could Tisha tempt IL from him in
his sleep. ."
Jether turned upon his friend angrily.
"Sayest thou that-yet art thou friend
Of mime" lie demanded.
so good a friend I'll lose a bag of gold
for thee answered Tola. Aud tell Tisha
nothing
TO BE Continued Tomorrow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-25
MILITARY ROADS
Resolution adopted by Chamber of Com
merce of the United States in Convention at
Atlantic City, September 2I, 1917:

WHEREAS, 1t is essential that all the tranSporta-
ton facilities of the nation should be brought the
highest of efficiency in order that foodsuS may be
moved most economically from the farm to the market
that manufactured products be moved at the lowest
from the factory to the consumer, and
WHEREAS, The Public Highways offer good,
prompt and economical means to supplement transport
tation by rail and water, therefore
BE 1T RESOLVED, That the prompt improve
ment of our Public Highways is important and should
be forwarded in every proper way
Realizing the transportation congestion crisis, this
was one of important resolutions passed by the
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Motor trucks are ready at hand the roads of the
nation must be Immediately developed and improved.
"A Federal Highway Board is urgently needed.
This resolution deserves wide pubicty-and
help we are publishing it throughout the country in
place of our scheduled advertisements.
THE AUTOCAR COMPANY
Ardmore, Penna.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-25
Fur Coats

NOUtolbCr September
req. Price Sale Price
5000 Natural Pony ....... .4S.o0
(Beaver or RaccoOH Collar
1000 French Seal ..........5 $500
40-inch Smart Model with skunk
OpOssum Collar or Collar Of French
SeaD
5000 Natural Muskrat 1900
,4O-nch Smart Models with French
Seal Collar and cuffs and Belt or
Muslrat Collar
5000 Hudson Seal ........, 5000
(io-inch Models with skunk or HUd-
son Seal COIlarJ
$500 Caracul .............l l24.00
Three quarter Length, Flare Design.
Contrasting Collar and Cuffs)
$500 Hudson Seal. ..132.0O
CThree-quarter Length Smart Model.
Large Cape Collar and Cuffs of
skunk, Wolf, Lynx OF Jap KolinskyD
$1,000 NutTia ..,.....,.... l6S.OO
CThree-quarter Length Flare Model
Hudson Seal Collar Cuffs and Border)
5000 Hudson Seal 256.OO
'(45-lneh Smart Model Very Choice
Quality Wide Border and Collar Of
silky skunk
$500 Natural Squirrel ..... 26O.OO
C4G-inch Full Models, Cape Collar
and cuffs Of Kolinsky, Fox or skunk
5000 Hudson Seal ........ $4,000
GA New Designs with Contrasting
wide Borders or New Designed
COllar)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-25
RESERVE BOARD HEAD
URGES SHORT-TERM NOTES
Substitution of Thirty Day Paper Rec
commended Wherever Possible
TO Banks

WASHINGTON. Sept 25.--Long.term
credits in the United States will disappear
for the period Of the war, IL the Federal Re
serve Board has its way. Vigorous steps
toward the adjustment Of six-month notes
have already been taken, one being a letter
sent to the twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-25
Copyright by william Elliott f. Ray Comstook
nd Morria

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS
Jether. the Of Jesse and Hudah, OF the
tribe Of 1udea. during the time Of King solomon
SoVo years ago. is unhappy at home, where ne
rs n shepherd boy lie forms friendship Win
Fola, and on the latter's advice persuades his
iather 70 give him his portion Of the paternal
where they 60 20 the house Of Nadna who give
nun her daughter. Tisha, as handmRiden.
They quarrel over a necklace Tlsha desires
which Jether refuses to buy, Nadina chides
misha, telling her that Jether holds her Cheaply
llsha Nowes TO be rcvcnged, and when Jether
Is haf intoxicated she prevails upon him to
glance to tshtar the Babylonian god OF love
plunge into reyelr,-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-25

today By Governor Harding. head GA ||
reserve system, recommending the |uI I.|.0'
tlon OF thpty-day notes wherever no5a|I'
except on agricultural paper
Many millions are lent on from three 10
six months basis, but IN the fatuft U1I
eral Reserve Banks will not rediacouni COM
mercal papers of more than ninety d4I#
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-25

Food Administration Spends $5O.6O6
WASHINGTON. Sept. @5--The food ad-
minstration from August 10 to August
81 expended $jO6O6, as shown in the first
report made to the Senate by Adnrstra-
tor Hoover. The law requires Il monthly
statement
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-25
To Arranre Soldier vote

HARRISBURG, Sept. 25.--Secretart AI
the Commonwealth Woods viii take lni II|
problems attending the voting OF the State
soldiers this week with Attorney ContfnI
Brown He will make "A report 10 Governor
the GnnitOl next week. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
De LAS 0FICTNAS De- P0EIeIA
UN NEGRITO MUERTO P0R UN
AUTOMOVIL

Aver entire irueve y diez de la ma
mana el autom6vil nimero 1861, pro-
piedad de Mr.. Hudson, atropell6 en-
la Avenida Main al ni6o de color AL
fred Spencer. de doce amos de edad.
En- el mom.nto de ocurrir el ac-
cidente ell automiovil iba ocupado por
varias senoras, las que dieron inme-
diato aviso q la policia llamando a
Ia ambulapcia parai que condujera
al herido al hospital. El infeliz Al
fredo sufri6 IN fuerte golpe en- el
craneo, Y ell los momentos en- que era
puesto sobre la mesa de operaciones
para practicable Ia primera curaci6n,
dejo de existir.
{ Anoche fue veIado en- su casa de
la calle Camar6n numero 416 Y hoy
en- las primeras horas de la maHana
sera sepultado en- los ]panteones
publicos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
VENDIAN EN- SAN ANTONIO, LAS
ESTAMPiLLAS ROBADAS.

CIUDAD De MENICO. Octubre
q. De las invcst;gacioncs one las
autoriGades han csJaGo hacienda en-
ci caso de los individuos cue defrau-
t2roa al Erario del gobierno ca
r~rancista con Ia vcnA de estampilIas
2oc vaior Dc yarios cjcntos de miles
de pesos. s. h. venido a saber que
los rcfer!dos empieados del gobierno
tenian I'M sucursal estabIecida en- la
c,Udad de San Antonio, Texas, para
ayudar Z la distribution Y venta de
las estampilias que los c~mpIeados
aludidos Sc robaban de la oficina
impresora dc estampilIas.
Sc ignora euienes sean los indivi,
duos que estaban al frente de la alu.
dida s~ucursaI. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
MUCHOS DESERTORES BULGA-
RIOS SIC ESTAN RINDIENDO
A LOS ALIADOS.

WASHINGTON, OctuDre 6.-El
Dr.. Yovanovitcho, I'm escritor serblo
Y Representative del Comite de la prem
81 Official serbia, ha hecho declara-
clones references al desaliento en-
lue Sc ]encuentran los bulgacos y
funda su opinion a este respecto en-
81 hecho de que, segin los inforn1es
Tue ha recibido, un promedio de Sc
senta a ochenta desertores bulgaros
sc estan rindiendo diariamente a las
ropas de los aliados en- el frente de
Sal6nica. Esto, undo a 10 que Sc ha
licho referente a que Bulgaria CO.
nienza u deplorar haber ciegldo CO.
no aliados a los Poderes Centrales
N lugar de habersc puesto del lado
lie los de la Entente, parece compro
ar que, en- efecto, Ia desmOrallza-
ion que hay entire los bIlgaros es
yrande.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
N0i2s bTsgesl della CiHdad
CONVOCATORIA

Sc pone en- conocimiento de los
senores socios rropietarios del Ca
sino Me&!cano que 81 proXimo lu-
mes s debera tener Iugar, a las
S T. NJ, una junta Ell Ia que sc
trataran asuntos de mayor interes
para eli Casino.
En- vista de clio y de que, 81 los
seHores socios propietarios no con-
curren en- nimero s~uficiente, no
sera possible tratar los referidos
suntos, Sc les suplica no dejen de
asistir al Casino a IA bora indica-
ia.
San Antonio. Tex, Gctub-e de 1917
PresiGente,
Eduardo TamariZ.
Pro-secreta-ic,
E2ccuiel QG;jano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
FUE SENTENCIAnO UN ANO DE
PRISON -. -. . -. -. -.
(Yiene de la Pag. 4a.)

miento del diputado por este distrl-
to en- ell Congress- de la Union, ell
proyecto que Sc tiene, para que Sc ha-
ga cerca del gobierno federal las ges-
tones n~ecesarias a efecto de lograr
la authorization debida para la cons
trucci6n del nuevo puente ~internacio-
nal.
Ell diputado Benton Sc ha dirigido
al A.lcalde Davis ~pidiendole que lie
proporcionc detalles completes del a.
sunto, d fin de poder tratarlo am
pliamente en- ell congreso, Y los ia
tos Sc lie remitiran tan pronto como
lleguen a Tin acuerdo definitivo las
autoridades de e. Paso y de Ciudad
Juarcz y, los hombres de negocios &c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
PARA PREEENIR los lNCEN.
dos EN- Ia ESTACION
DEL INVIERNO.

Mr.. ". P. Bishap, Jefe del De
NarJament0 de BomberoS ACADIA de eX
pedir unas circulares en- las que ia
algunas instrucciones para u Dor
elias Sc guien los vcciaoS dc San An
tonic ' procurcn cyitar los inccndios
que son tan comunc durante Ia es-
tac:6n del invierno, perdicndose annual
mcntc por csa causa como doscien-
los mil d6lares, puIiandcse salvar
cuanQo @ In mitad lie dicha su-
ma. En- las instrUccioncs que Sc re-
lacionan con c! pdblico en- general,
icemos 10 siguientc:
''Todas las alarmas dc fuego de-
berdn ser dsdas pronta Y correcta-
mente. CuanGo Sc nece5ite lamar a
los bomberoS, quiebre cl CRYSTAL de la
GAIA de aIarma y tuerzase la li9vc
para cl lado dcrecho. perrnaAeciendo
en- la esquina hasta cue iIcgUe el Of
ciat. para que Sc le mucstre ell sitio
cZacto dondc csti eli fucgo. Guam
do cI lIanamicnto sea por tc!Gfono
ridase el nimero 527 CrocHact 0 sir
piemente Al Departamento dc fire
alarm, dic;endo la ubicaci6n exacta
Ct nombre dc Ia Gale y eli del cruce.
70 mas Immediate, esperanto ahi al
Official que va adclante de las bonn
has eXtinguidores para que lie deter
mine el sitio donde esta el fuego."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
rOCIALES Y G
- PERSONALITY
SENSIBLE DEFUNCION

Hemos tenido la pena de recibir
la noticia de Ia muerte de la sonora
dona Maria NJ. de Alanis ChaVira
esposa del senior Agustin Alanis Cha
vira, ageTnte de "La Prensa" en- Kings
vile, Texas.
La sonora de Alanis fallecio ell
dia 4 del corriente mes y a su Sc
.pelio asistio una numerosa concurren
cha, pues era muy estimada entire la
colonia mexicana de Kingsville.
Enviamcs nuestras condolencias al
senior Alanis y a su atribulada IA
milia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
ALEMANIA REFUTA UNA ISFOR
MACON DE PETROGRADO

sc-vIcio Especial para LA ,pRENSA.
AMSTERDAM, octubre 6.-Ei Mi
nistro de Relaciones Exteriores de
Alemania, declare que era false un
despacho publicado en- Ia capital de
Russia, en- ell cuay Sc daba la noticia
de que Alemania ofrecio n paz Sc
parada a Francia e Inglaterra, segln
Sc dice en- un mensaje que p%roceden-
tie de Berlin, Sc recibio aqui hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
REUNGONES ~METODISTA5.

Los Delegates y Ministries dc Ia Nj
son Ue,odista mcZjcaDa de Texas,
verEicari de! ocho q! ounce del CO.
:g..t-c@~a c. ocno Il 4ujacc aeI CO.
r7ic.tc en- los tres temples cue c"
es,4 c.uaad t,ene esa scc-a del pro
.es.a@Gismo. Sc ha Gnunciado que
2H dichas reuaiones preo,carin algG,
nos ubispos que han yenido eXpr0-
10 lie los Es,ados del Norgc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
CONSIDERAN IMPOSSIBLE Ell CO.
BIERNO DE COALICION EN-
SUECIA

ESTOCOLMC, Octuhre 6.-Los
pr~incipales p~eriodicos de esta capt
tai, comcntando las proposiciones del
Rey, Gustavo para Ia information de
IN gobierno de coalicion, dicen que
tai cosa es enteramente impossible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR.

CLAIR Wlatz, dos cuartos &c duela,
er la Gale Walters; 5000.
Y. c. Herrera, M casa de siett
cuartos en- la Gale Jean. valor7S2.0 900
Fred G.. Saner, cinco cuartos de
MADEIRA, Gale Quen, valor S170O.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
DE PASO PARA WASHINGTON

Acompanado de SUI hermano Alfre-
do lego a San Antonio, ~hospedando-
Sc en- ell Hotel San Anthony ell Sc
nor Enrique Breceda, quien en- unos
cuantos dias mas partira para Was
hington.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07

ambas poblaciones, que son los mas
directariente interesados en- "a cons
trucci6n Immediate del puente ibre,
que consideran de gran utilidad
de gran provecho para los intereses
de ambaS poblaciones f%ronterizas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
BALE

Para celebrar el cumple amos de la
sehorita Clotilde de la Cara, sus
hermanos Ia o~bsequiaran o un bal
lie que tendra lugar en su Residential
dc Ia Gale W. Salinas ITO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
. POR LAS, C0R'T'EE;S o

Z juEado las causas instruidas cortra
los siguienteS individuos:
Salvador Rosales Ortiz; w. c. Da-
liaughcr; Fernando Rivas; Jim Esca-
iiai; Tomas Cuell%=:: Elsie Evans J
Jesus Cardenas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
POR La SOCIEDAD DE TlPOGRA,
. Eos

Hoy q las diez de Ia maHana en- su
salon de s~esioaes en- Ia casa 3G5 dc
Ia Gale W. Salinas, tendran su jun
ia reglamentaria los miembr5s lie In
Sociedad Mutualista Mexicana Ar
ties Grafica". Sc trataraH asuntos de
gran imPortancia. y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
LiCENCIAS PARA MATRIMONiO

Aver solicitaron licencias de matri-
monio las siguientes parejas:
Ramon YaRez Y Dolores Munoz.
Simon Ramos Y Mercedes Cepeda.
Isabel Martinez y Marciana Venta-
ia. Ubaldo Cantu y J. 4. Vida. de Es-
pinoza.
Francisco Alvarado Y Fraasisca Ma
t..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
OBRAS DE HUGO CONWAY
1BRAS DE GABRIEL D'ANNUNZiO

81 Tr.uaco de Ia muerte. ; :oI.0s 5 g&l
II Placer, : Omo ....---.--.-- -
81 income ...... 90
- ytraqras ia rs r.raS ..-..... 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
NoyELAs A 40 cENTAVOs

A.. q" GG>ra- &--.4J
h-... Harfl-.J
C...---J Ge Amor
IL E.--0 gTest.!e
lt fu--..eg.r de las >ul,c.1s
II Tara % &c IDS Atut0re5
ii iat---ao Dc los E0u-bJes
e Es.t - los Mares
II N..g t2 GGlseIOreS
Il g. 81. Ge ESmeT4!Las
RI - e is Mas
b. l-.a cu IN E'so
IA l#.E &c las Flores
l.. E.nl cG los LS5Ig-
- MIA Le los iazEUiIeS
IA Niiaa AegrC
Ia Sort d., &TEg-
II Tr-lr-s4 Lcl polar
IA bl,G 10 VENTS
t-ls n..elas del Alu5C
las Hs-4s Gel Champagne
Vas E.as Egterals
Marina % Ia HiIg dc laS Slds
EiaaL..s- sean Is Nulefc=
Ns.us.GS san los hcWJrSS
A~.~tas sean las SuegT3j
&ziL..o sea q Amor
21!I!tCS sean los CalO5
E~G>iCIsTia> De amor
F0-QuE s. CaSsQ los EoIubTe5
PuTCue Sc Casal las NUiereS
PcEQue Pecan las mCieceS
PCTqG5 Ee,ICtden las ElutSs
PlTqU5 MuTmuTal las Viei05
PoT SegtlT ] Z Mu!er
ST. Najestsd ei Amor
viva nj N0yiG,
e BeCerro de ORC
81 iiILo MGld!to
Fl MalUscTito de nj Madre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
JURADOS CITAD0S PARA E
PROXIMO LUNES.

La 81 Corte del Djstrito ha anun-
c!zdQ cue pare m2Eana Sc l!ev2r&n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
NANUALES PRACTICES
"a I'm peso cada uno.D
.,r.n,rgf lie kce!irs ' JaDoGeS o.
~ .. a.#.-sFFrrrr- u fslUHfprfz -

ID NA -
NsnHgi lie kCe!irs ' JaDo1eS n
rg-,.sf lie A~-rIrull.ra Y Gauaderia
,-tg-gl Ee Aries y nfiClos
r-gg.ll de AIbaMIlcr.a
manual lie C~aTpynteTia de Taller
E,grsgl De Cerrajerla ' UbTaSe de Hero
MAMMAL del COhetefO Y PUlTOrista
Manual Del CuTiIdOr de PieieS
Manual del COnftteTO-PasteleCO
.rgnUlI del Observation-Disclosures
Manual &c EleCtTicitad
Manual de FOtOETaf1a
Manual del Hoj2la:ero
Manual de Jardlleria Y HORTICULTURE
Manual del LabOreO de NIlsS
Manual de LeCherla
manual de MeCantc3 Industrial
Manual del ?ta;or
Manual del T~eleEr8tiSta Y T~aleTOn!Sts
Manual del Rel0jeTC
NlanUa! del Sa>tTe
Manual Do VSrcrinaria Y ECu.iacI0n
Manual del Zapatero
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-08

I'VE reproduce the following from 'FThe Visitor published
monthly in the city of Watertown and edited by Rev. W. S. O'Meara
for the benefit of the parish Of Immaculate Conception Church. 1t
expresses a sentiment that, as we view it, should be entertained by
all patriotic American citizens throughout the WORLDLY
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-08
RECRUITING AGENTS.

The War Departments appeal to American citizens to turn re-
cfnlhng agents and ill up the gaps in the regular army is based on
the soundest kind of patriotism. Is an appeal directed at each
individual and as obligatory in adherence as though the call for
actual service was made. We are herein reproducing ii.
It suggests the country's response to Lincoln, memorialized
@ al time IN the sentence, We are coming, Father Abraham,
2 hundred Thousand Strong" and it ought to have a equally
enthusiastic acceptance now.
Ihere has been much said and written and sung of prepared
ness AS the War Departments appeal reads those who are
really interested \ preparedness can render no more effective serv-
- lhah Dy using their utmost influence to recruit the regular army
10 the strength authorized by law,
Why shouldn't the country do thisg The army is not an
amusement enterprise. It is organized to protect US. II. is main
TIMED med e defend OUR country aid its interests. Why shouldn !,
therefore, every individual who enjoys this protection and this
self.
st was q misfortune because it was an insult, to regard at one
fime the army as g service unbeconing 4 man. Thanks be, CON
nnues this patriotic. citizen, that perversion of public opinion has
been g cured. me army military service, not from the viewpoint
oi the ogre or the brute. but from the viewpoint of the trained man,
tbs physical eulturlst, the patriot, has become highly respectable and
8nehiy patriotic service, which. in the course Of time maybe, no man