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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-03

ais dictators," movie censors, "
United Charities and other. jOkers
who prefer cadging to working.
I assure you this has been a pleas
ure to me, and, knowing that l de-
serve your thanks, let me assure you
that you are perfectlywelcome to the
true solution of a vexing problem
E. c. Coon, 6349 Stewart Az.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-03

6JdIC lOSuCu a DuuCLA4 e14DL6 NAO
same line as to relative prices of
American farm machinery in the
United States and Canada. This bull
letin, given out in reply to a charge
that such goods were being sold 20
per cent cheaper in Canada than in
this country, showed that Canadian
prices were actually from 1712 to 25
per cent higher.-E. S. Simpson.
SAVINGS SAFE.-WiI you tell me
if the government postal bank in the
pOstOfice would be safe if our cOun-
try went to war? Could l draw my
money from it at any time during a
war? l am a family man.-G. oliver.
Note.-The Day Book is assured
by postal authorities that deposits in
the postal savings bank will be Sc
cure no matter what may come
Editor.
The Lamar register., 1917-07-25

Flst pub July rs. 1917
Last pub Aug s. 1917
The Lamar register., 1917-07-25
CURED BY SERVICE IN ARMY
Confederate Veteran, Condemned Ey
Doctor to Die In Six Months,
Alive and Hearty at TT.

1T is d curious thing how war sery-
Ice has been the making of many d
man in physical sense" remarked
Maj. w. b. Howard of New Orleans.
Confederate veteran. when | went
into the Confederate army my doctor
told me that / had tuberculosis and
the chances were against my living for
six months longer | was weak and
emaciated to painful degree, and
had not the remotest doubt but that
my doctor had made Il true prophecy.
81 had made up my mind to join
General Lees army anyway and after
the mournful diagnosis of the physi-
clan, / was doubly anxious to go TO
the front. If / am going to die of
disease thought /. IT were Just as
well to have my existence terminated
by Yankee bullet Lo and behold +!
here | am now sprightly old man Of
seventy-seven and with no idea of
shuffiing on the mortal coil for nj
least another decade. That four years
service In the Confederate army mnde
me healthy and robust. and my expert
ence was that of many another weak
ling. Life In the open air and sun
shine beats all the medicine in the
world and you will find that the boys
who come back from the BATTLEFIELD is
Of Europe, If any of them go over
there, will return much better spe,t.
mems of physical manhood than when
they went"
The Lamar register., 1917-07-25
ALL MUST BE ABLE TO READ
Exemptions In New immigration Law
In Favor Of Russian Jews NULL
fled by ReVelutlon.

The new immigration law assumes ii
new interest In view OF the changed
conditions in Russia
This law excluded all alien immi-
grants more than sixteen years of age
who cannot read some language. But
II exempts certain classes-exceptions
that are inserted mainly Ia the interest
OF Russian Jews. Any immigrant VINO
can show that he comes to the United
States to escape religious and eco
nomic persecution Is admissible wheth-
er he can read or not
This is the motive that has impelled
practically all the Russian Jewish i'm
migration OF the last 80 years. SAYS
Worlds Work. Thus the new immlgra-
ton law. had conditions remained in
tact. would have excluded practically
no immigrants such as congregate In
large numbers on the East side OF New
York. With the removal of all re-
Hgious and economic disabilities in
Russia as u result OF the Russian revo-
luton, this claim can no longer be
made, and Russian Jews will now have
to be able to read. like all other i'm
migrants
The Lamar register., 1917-07-25
EsTHAY ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to whom II
may concern that the following de-
scrlbed estruy animal was taken up
near Webb. Prowers county, Colo. on
or about July l3, 1917. To wit. one
Sorrel Mare 10 or u years old. white
strip in face, bad scar on loins. weight
about 1000 lbs one black Gelding 6
or years old. white spot in face. left
mind foot white. weight about 100 lbs.
No visible Brands.
said animal being unknown to this
Board unless claimed by owner on or
before August 10. 1917, said estray VIII
be sold BY this Board for the benefit
Of the owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSPEC-
TION COMMISSIONERS.
Denver Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1917-07-25
Toronto Like AmsrIean city.

Toronto is the most American OF the
great Canadian cities, and also the
most Canadian.
american" Is here used as the Can
adian uses II, TO mean the United
States. The mere geographical fact
that Canada Is In America does not
count for anything with him. When he
says the American election or Ameri-
can whisky he means United States.
Toronto, being near the border, do
ing business with and after the fash
ion of the United States and lacking
the picturesque element In its popula-
ton that makes Montreal and Quebec
different, is very much like Buffalo
OF any OF several cities right across
the border The people wear the same
kind OF clothes and talk the same kind
OF slang, ehe buildings are the same
and the same articles are sold In the
stores
The Lamar register., 1917-07-25
NOTICE or sHERIrF.s SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
pursuant to a special execution on fore
closure directed 10 me as Sheriff Of
Prowers County. Colorado. and Issued
gut Of the District Court Of Prowers
County. Colorado. on the Z4th day Of
July. 1871. in a cause there pending.
wherein CHARLES +. GIBSON Is plain
tiff and JEROME 81 HALL, ct al, are
defendants. wherein / am directed to
make the sum Of Fourteen Hundred
and Sixty CSl4GO00J Dollars and In
terest thereon from July 20, 1917. at
eight per cent. ts per cent? per annum,
/ VIII, as commanded by said execution.
on Saturday, the Z5th day Of August
a d. 1917, at the hour Of ten o'clock In
the forenoon. at the front door Of the
court house in Lamar. Prowers Coun-
~ Colorado. offer for sale at public
auction to the highest and best bidder
for cash the following described land,
situate lying and being ia PToweTs
County Colorado, tO-wit. West Half
OF the Northeast quarter and Lots
Numbered one a. and Two 90. other
wise known aE the Northeast Quarter
Of Section Twenty t2Ol. Township
Twenty-four t2D south, Range Forty
one (4lD West Of the Sixth Principal
eridian. for the purpose Of satisfying
said execution.
Dated at Lamar. Colorado. this Z4th
/ c. DOWNING
Sheriff Of Pr0wers County. Colorado
First pub. July %, 1871.
Last pub. Aug. p, 1917
The Lamar register., 1917-07-25
War Conservation.

"In the midst OF monster destruc-
ton" writes Isaac F. MarcOsson 10
Eyerybody's. ''an enormous conserva-
ton is achieved only the dead are
laid away Nothing is 'scrapped.'
They make lsces out OF CASTOR shoes
redeem shattered guns; convert refuse
Fat into glycerin: replenish the flick
ering fires OF life itself. War is not
all waste.
And when this moving picture, more
animated than any imaginative play
ever thrown upon cinema screen, has
passed before you, you realize, even
before single shot is fired, that en-
ergy and organization Of the highest
order have been tested to well-nigh
incredible extent.
1T dawns on you that war Is work ="
The Lamar register., 1917-07-25
Apple Fruit Of Many Uses.

There is no fruit that lends itself
to so many varied uses as the apple.
1t may be eyaporated or dried and
kept an indefinite period and then
cooked in much the same way as
fresh fruit. There are also many by
products. The juice is pressed and
used according to its age and stages
Of fermentation as sweet cider, haro
cider or vinegar The whole apple
and even the parings from the evap-
orators are used for apple butter jel-
lies, jams, ETC. and in recent years
the culls and cores from the evapo-
rators have been dried and sold for
a ton for export TO Europe and re-
turned TO US later In the form OF
high priced imported wines"
The Lamar register., 1917-07-25

Of Five hundred Dollars tS5OO.OO .
which is double the amount of the
probable cost of the organization of
said proposed District. and which bond
is conditioned for the payment Of all
costs incurred in these proceedings in
case such organization shall not be ef-
ELEVENTH; That your petitioners
have selected and do hereby designate
w. A MACPHERSON. A Marburg. and c.
NJ. Lee. all of Lamar. Colorado. three Of
your undersigned petitioners. as
committee TO present this petition 70
your Honorable Body and to do any and
all things in connection theFeWlth re-
visions OF the Acts nerelnbetore re-
ferred to.
WHEREFORE. Your petitioners
County Commissioners Of Prowers
County Colorado, in the manner pro-
vided by law, proceed to define and
establish the boundaries Of said pro-
posed drainage district. and designate
thr name thereof. and cause the ques-
ton Of the organization of said Dis
trict to be submitted to vote Of the
owners OF lands lying within the boun-
braced therein. and do all other things
in connection Herewith in time and
'"fNheS iH ewSiTTSNRsss S'IH 'WIHHEREoRF. each GiH Of
your petitioners has hereunto affixed
his name. either in person or by his
attorney in fact thereunto duly su-
" " 4 MsePherson.
Albert II. Kern.
VIM Marlman.
Q. NJ. Lee.
W. l.. Holland.
j. f. Reyher.
John ID. Morse.
Rose Peed. by Gale r Lee, her at
torney in fact.
Adolph Marburg.
The Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet and
Irrigated Land Company, by 3 Ray,
Agt, W S. Partridge
Theresa A. Phelan, by K Doughty.
her attorney in fact
Fannie NJ. Somers, by L Writ Mark
ham. Agt
Geo. Sieffert
Atty. in fact
Gale A Lee
l. H. Hanna. BY W Hams his
| Attorney In fact
This notice dated at Lamar. Colo
radU. this twcnty-fifth day Of July,
1917.
w. A MACPHERSON.
A MARBURG,
c. NJ. LEE,
Committee of Petitioner
Fu-t pub July rs. 1917
Last pub Aug s. 1917
The Lamar register., 1917-07-25

Strayed from the Shue r nch {
miles east and miles south Of La
mar, light sorrel marc mule, years
old, Is hands high, needs shcaring
named Kate Leather halter Good
reward. Phone R. H. Shue, Center
Farm A. B. s., Lamar, Colo, or write
Mrs. Martha Shue, Route 8, Box 3e.
Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1917-07-25
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that Tia, un-
dersigned, acting us = committce for
the petitioners in the petition herein
after set forth for the organization ii
u drainage district to be krow As
The Pleasant Valley Drainage Dis
trict," comprising certain lands locat-
ed in Prowers County in the State of
Colorado, will present said petition to
the Board of County Commissioners of
Prowers County, Colorado, at tn, Of
flee of said Board in the court house
in the City of Lamar, Colorado, u. ten
o'clock in the forenoon, on Friday,
the 10th day Of August, 1917, for the
purpose of having said Board corsidar
and act upon said petition rs provided
by law; and at said time and place.
all persons interested, and particular
" those dcsirous Of having any Of the
lands now included within the boun-
darics described in said petition cS-
cluded from said drainage district or
having other lands included therein
are hereby notified to be present Said
petition is in words and figure as
follows;
The Lamar register., 1917-07-25

NOTICE OF PRESENTATION TO
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIoNERS OF PROWERS COUNTY,
STATE OF COLORADO, OF \ Pc
TITION FOR THE ORG
OF THE PLEASANT VALLEY
DRAINAGE DISTRICT.
Evening star., 1917-03-11
Of LAySB[]R((G1IEI 6RROI
Tomorrow
Little Notions at Big Savings

Those women who preparing to start their spring
dressnakng will find in of notions
ceivable little which necessary nds
pensabe making and finishing of garment being
planned
And for Monday prices are greatly reduced
Evening star., 1917-03-11
Bewitching New
/ Undermuslins
Fnuite You Tomorrow

Some are uniquely trimmed
|-ith laces and enbroiderles,
|thers with just lace or Just
Embroidery. One thing they
i'll have in common-they're
|lEW.
Night Robes, made OF good quail
fy muslin; square and round
okes; lace and embroidery trim
bed. Special at 59c.
CamisoIes, OF good quality crepe
chine; lace trimmed; also in
embroidered wash satin.
|izes Sc TO 46. Price. S1.00.
Envelope Chemises, made OF fine
uality China silk and wash satin.
18th hemstitching trimming. En-
ire yokes. In white or flesh. Spe-
fal at Sl.95.
Petticoats, made of crepe de
Iine, in flesh or white; lace trim
he'd ruffies. Price, SOS.
La Grecque Drawers; new spring
kodels lace and embroidery trim
bed. Price, soc, S5c and SI.00.
MarceIla Drawers, OF fine main
box; lace and embroidery trim
ted. Price, SOC, 75c and Sl.00.
Third Floor-Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1917-03-11
Boys Blouses
At 24c Each

made Of percale, madras and
chambray, in plain white, light
patterns and dark colors. Col
lars attached, open cuffs and
tapeless waistband. Sizes 6 to
IS years. Special for Monday
at 24c.
Evening star., 1917-03-11

Clark's O. n. T.
Spool Cotton in
black or white. All
numbers. Limit, II
spools to a custo-
mer. Per spool, 81 &c.
Snap Fast c n ers
in black or white.
All sizes. 3 doz. for
lSC.
Evening star., 1917-03-11

4O-inch Black Crepe de
Chine, extra heavy quality, in
a beautiful, rich shade of
black. Spl e n did wearing
quality.
Evening star., 1917-03-11

They are made in pinch-back ant
fancy Norfolk styles OF neat gray
brown and blue mixtures and striped
patterns. Both pairs of pants lined anc
taped throughout Sizes s to II years
Values you CAN'T duplicate elsewhere
Evening star., 1917-03-11

3o-inch Fancy Striped
Chiffon Taffetas in an attrac-
tive assortment of all the
new and beautiful styles and
colorings.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
CONSOLES TITLES

Para salvar Z un ahopado.~ParA
7alvar 4 una persona que &c est
ahoeando, &c lie coee del cabell3, 7
iando Ell salvador en- Ia espalia. Pa
"a desembarazar q ahosad0 del agi.
que hubiese traFado, Sc le colG'a lie.
ca abajo sobre cualquier niedra, ba-
rril o 10 que sea, o 81 no Sc le rorca
las manos encima del est6mago SOS.
teniendole en- la misma posici0n in
c!iRada para que %arroje ell aqua. 4
mas Sc lie aplica Ia respiration arti-
fetal.
Hemorragias de la nariz.-Ai pa
ciente Sc le acuesta boca arriba : :"
le suben los brazos encima de la c.
bcZa. En- Ia frente Y en- In rariz ":
le c~o.ccan troZos de hielo. En- Ia
aeugeros de L. nariZ Ct !" i~ntr"dd-.I
tapone De aIgodnn absorbent" " l.,
CASA esteriliZada.
81 la hemorraG!a prori".rse Ge los
pulmones. Sc coloca a paciente en-
una posici6n sedante y Sc le dan in
teriormerte pedacitos De h!c,o ' sal,
cstos remojados err vinagre.
Para dctencr una hemcrr&gi& de
una cortadura. Sc unen los bordonci
de Ia herida. Sc cubre esta cn>eguida
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

A las nueve puedes encontrarme
en- ell Hotel del Elephant, de Chateau
Thierry; ALI tie comunicare mi plan.
Preguntas por NJ. Bonod, como en-
Paris. Aqui no hablemos mas.
Una palabrs todavia-replico
Surin dirigiendo una mirada dura a
81 complete.
-Dla pronto.
--Piersas hacer cantar 4 e Con-
desa, estoy SECURE.
-Quizas; en- TODD case, 10 inten-
tare.
-:Ma promotes Ia mitad de 10 que
-Eres nuy ambicioso, amigo MIC.
Yo llevo TODD ell trabajo, mientras
que ii no hsces mas que engordar
squi.
Soy el Instruments. :.
-Es possible. pero yo soy Quien
msneja Ia naquins.
-3EntoncB?
TIE dare Ia tercera psrte, 81 quie
res.
Sin este no hay nada de 10 dicho;
no transijo.. .absndono Ell campo y
te deio para que te las entiendss solo
cor tn colerica madre y con esa mala
hembra de Rosslia.
-Aecpso-dao Monsehor de Su-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
FL. JUICIO FINAL

FL alma IN abandonado al Cuerpo.
In angel Ia ha tornado consigo. Y Ia
ha llevado Z un lugar desiereo, girls
triste. Una voz ha a~travesado Il
bruma girls que por %doquiera So ey-
trndia y ha dicho: .Juzgate.
Y delante del alma Sc ha puesto 4
c0rrer un rio. Y FL aqua no era otra
cosa que lagrimaS, pero con haber
lagrimas NADIA mas. el aqua era tur-
bia. Y el angel ha dicho:->.ira:
csas son las lagrimas que hiciste c.
rrer mientras estabas sCbre Ia TERRA,
y el alma ha ccntestado: Themes ra-
zon: perc mis- l%agrimas corrcn :am-
bien. MERCHANDISE q esas lagr;mas.
y Tres veceS ell angel Sc ha hecho
OR v tres veces el alma ha respon-
dido.
De pronto, Ell aqua sc he tornado
limpida como ell CRYSTAL, y muy pro-
fanda. Entonccs ha dicho el angel
Sen las lagrimas de III madre. \
el alma, ocultandose el roStro. ha
! respondido:-He ahi mi peCadO. per.
due las MAS no estir mczci8das 4
elias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

de modificar, por medic de refiexio-
mes, su manera de pcnsar V dc obrar,
solamente en- CIRCUMSTANCES graves.
prescindiendose de clio cuando sc
trata solamente de bagatelas.
P~rocediendo asi, he creido descu-
brir en- su protegido ideas y gustos
POGO en- ammonia cor los mics; me-
jor dicho, vulgares. que nc sorpren-
den 81 he de atenerme . sus origenes
s]upuestos.
NO hay que admitir, hasta cleric
punto, las leyes de atavismo?
Este joven no tiene aspiraciones
elevadas, su inteligencia es muy me-
diana y carece de toda disposition
para ell trabajo.
Por esta razon, alimenta solamente
ansias de suntuosidad, pero sin refi-
namiento Y, sobre TODD, plagadas de
materialismo.
SuS sentimientos no los conozco to-
davia, pero tengo miedo de que, por
esta parte. su protegido este tan po-
co f~avcrecido omo por Ia otra.
Desde que esta aqui. nj una raia-
bra t~ierna, ~simplemente ~afectuosa o
de reconocimiento, ha brotado de sus
labios. No ha dado nj una prueba de
emoci0n nj de de~licadeza; no ha mos
trade ningun deseo de conquisiar mi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

coraz0n.
Esto me hace confcsarie, cabaile-
70, que no he encontr2do en- q NADIA
de 10 que tan ardientenente deseaba
De manera, que 81, en- realidad, v
a pesar de todos los defectos al.
acabo de enumerar, no siento hacia
el n,nguna a~ntipatia. tampoco sien-
to ningun afecto: es mas. nj siuuicra
me intereso en- clio.
En- n palabra, ahora y en- 10 su-
~cesivc. quizas me sera tan Indifferent
te como el dia que lego aqui.
He aqui, caballero, la verdad que
debo hacerle conocer, por muy peno.
sa que fucre.
-Todo este no es muy lis~onjero,
senora-replic6 La Comadreja con
acento deso!ado y reflcxionardo pro
fundameate sobre 10 que acababa de
escuchar.
En- ell fondo cstaba furicso contra
Monsenor de Slrin; y sus ideas, rela-
twas Z una t~en.2tva ccrca del seAo-.
Santiago. toraban mas cons:stencia.
por una corsecuencia muy natural.
Pero no era hcnlbre que abando-
nase tan pronto n part!da entab!a-
da, mientraS que no Ia considerase
completamente ~perd;da. Guerra lu-
char aun J tratar, por Ultima veg. do
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
CHANTECLER

rim con tono rudo.
En- ell mismo instantc IN que los
dos miserables ~suspendian su con-
~versacion, ell criado, que acababa de
apareeer sobre Ia eScalera del jardin.
dijo en- voz alta:
La sonora Condesa aguarda al Sc
nor Dufresne en- el saloncito.
-Perfectamente, amigo mic. voy
en- seguida-contest0 Ell astuto per-
s~onaje. En- seguida dijo 4 su complete
con acento, que Sc deslizaba ahoga-
do entire sus labios cast inm0viles:
No trates de VERNE antes de la
nochs y procura, sobre TODD, hacer
como 81 te olvidaras de mi, como 81
no te ocuparas nj remotamente de
nuestra entrevista.
-Comprendo-replic6 Surin.
Y despues Sc aleio silbando entire
dientes, mientras que Dufresne su-
bia, encorvando su cuerpo, las esca-
leras del jardin.
Entro en- seguida en- Ell saloncito,
donde Ia sonora de Presles lie habia
recibido la primera vez, Y tomo asien
to frente a esta.
-Estoy g su disposition, senora-
Ia dijo amabiemente Y o Ell objeto
de provocar una question que lie re-
velase claramente los pensamientos Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
Nun. III.
I'm 0BRERo ARISTOCRATA.

Sc sentaron a Ia mesa y Ia con-
~a,Saci5n verso unicamente sobre
haralidades, sin que NADIA turbara
Il ammonia reinante durante ei al
muerZo.
Desputs de tomar el cafe. los dos
honbrrs descendieron a jardin que
nrecedia 81 parque para fumar IN ci-
o-;no m;sntras daban un ligero pa
SEQ.
Ia sshora de Presles habia, sde-
mas, rogado 3 Dufrssne que lie con-
cediss. veinte minutes de tempo an
ties de celebrsr Ia e~ntrsvisss.
PYonto Sc ~desarrollo entire los dos
c6mplices una conversation rapida y
en- voz bajs.
Que hay de nuevo?-pregant6
D~ufresne.
La Tuerta va 5 tirar de Ia man
"a.
lie 10 hs dicho ella?
Aver; nos ds de tempo hasta
msnsna por Ia noche.
-.Cuanto pide por no charlar?
Dos mil frsncos, inmediatos.
-lDisblo!. 10 no los tengo-di-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

10 Dufresns con avaricia.-;y til?
70, menoS.
-iImbscil!
-tQue?
En- ounce dias que estas aqui
debias poser el doble de esa canti-
dad.
-iCrees que este es muy facill
Vote a...si Sc pudiese atrapar...
pero TODD esti cerrado con Have eli
esta sucia casa.
Sin embargo. neceSitamos mo-
Misses, y sin tardar.
-iDonde encontrarlos?
Sc piden, candida psjarillo.
e. dinero Sc trssisga como ell vino,
solamente que no tiene necesitad de
bomba; lie basts un POGO de espiritu.
En- fin, no tengo-murmuro
Monsenor de Surin.
En- efecto-replico Dufresne,-
no themes nj 10 uno nj 10 ouo. Pero
Ia Tuerts va 8 hablar y 81 10 hsce
estaremos perdidos.
-SQue hsremos?
-Tengo una idea-replic6 Dufres-
ne golpeandose "a frente de stbito =
despues de IN instante de medits-
te Ia revelare esta noche
haya hablado con tn madre
postiza.
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las ]interciones de su lnterlocutora.
lie doy gracias por haber venido'
caballero; tenia absolute nccesidad
de verle.
Me allegro de haber ~previsto sus
deseos.
-Sirvase cscucharme con aten-
ci6n; voy I communicable francamcnte
10 que me consta Y 10 que pienso res
pecto de su protegido.
Como listed We, abordo r2Suelta-
mente Ia question y yey derecha al
objeto, porque supOngo que no pGede
haber, entire nosotroS, otro tema de
conversation.
EN- efecto, sonora.
He aqui sinceramente Ell result
tado de las impresiones %producidas en-
mi por Ia presencia de NJ. Jorge.
lie he Observable mucho desde el
primer dia de su estancia aqui y he
creido poder analizar facilmente 81
~caracter, por 10 menos, en- las peque-
mas circumstances habituales de Ia
vida. Este, cono listed sabe, es el
mejor metodo para definir una per-
sonalidad.
Los gestos Y las tendencies Sc ma
nifiestan mas francamente, cuando
las ccsas tienen menos importancia.
Sc toma uno Ia l.en2 de disimuia-,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

e. Juez, que es e. Presidente del
Consejo de Exception, mediante una
investigation que mand0 practicar,
halo que Moody habia abandonado
a su mujer hace dos amos Y que los
dos nihos a q~uienes aquel Sc referia
estan ahors Y han estado hace dos
amos, en- Ell Orfanatorio de Ninos de
csta ciudad.
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TOPICOS VARIOS

ivan Z iniciarse platicas f0rmalc.
sobre Ell emprestito."
Hacen bien en- decirlo, porque TO,
das las platicas an~teriores hahian 81
DO de chirig0ta.
Otro informa:
EN- Bolivia arlam1se al senior ca,
rama"
;Tu quoque. Brutus?
Leemos:
Gel salteador Tinajcro. page con
su vida toda una cadena de ~crinencs.'
Olga listed, senior Tinajero, fua us.
ted carranclan alguna veZ?
TIBERIG.
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AcusADO DE PERJURIO AL SOIL
CHAR SU EXCEPTION.

AUSTIN. Texas Agosto 24.-Hlr-
man Moody, quien alego ante el Con-
sejo de excepciones aqui, que tenla
% amos De edad, que era casado Y
que tenia que sostener E su mujer Y
dos niiios de corta edad. ma sIdo acu-
sado Le prrjurio por haber faltado
= Ia verdad en- toda u exposition.
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con los de unaS-listas;
vivo en- una casa
pobre, pero limpia:
tengo un heredero
que endulza mi vida.
que va en sus tres mcseS
pesa veintc libras.
y una companera
cue ME quiere y cuida
Y, aun sin ser ap0stOl
nj ser de CoahuilG,
cuento con maners
de pasar Ia vida,
quizas con trabajos,
tai vez cen fatigas;
pero, no. no quiero
nj pido amnistia 80.
Nil gracias, senores,
no fumo..... colillas.
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