davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
OHIO TROOPS
MAY FOLLOW
THIRTY-SECOND

Companies 81 the Thirty second
Michigan infantry stili remaininE
IN Fort Wayne wiii be mustered on,
% the United States service on
Feh. IS. according TO telesraph'c In
strucaons received Friday by Maj
Frank Wells, Z. 8. army o~cer In
charge of muster-out The reieas.
Of the companies was held up from
the headquarters of the central de-
partner, In vsshin yton because Of
an error In computing clothing al
iowsrres
Several OF TIE regiment are ssh
coneued 20 the post hospital. where
they win remain until discharged
Men viii Be detailed from the RCD
n@nt 20 care for them
II f. expected that either the
First or Second Ohio infantry vii
come 20 Fort Wayne nezt. 10 be ofn
ciaIiy returned 20 the state service
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
BABES DIE
BECAUSEOF
CROWDING
Increased Infant Nor
tally Due ToRapid
Growth of City
MOTHERS FAIL TO
GIVE CHILDREN AIR
Health Officer Holds
Housing Conditions
Are Responsible

OF each 1000 babies born In 1918
In Detroit has died. OF the large
cities OF IN ecountry TIRE mortality
rate was only higher In two, Buffalo
and Baltimore. 81 Louis, New York.
Philadelphia. Boe,on. Cleveland.
Pittsburgh and Chicago all hat better
records in the order named. Tie ng.
tires also show that Detroit was one
OF the few cities in the country
where tho infant death rate lncreas-
ed. or the 10 largest cities Buffalo
and Detroit are the only two which
reported an increase In the rsie Of
infant mortality.
Or W. n Price. health officer. in
explaining tho reason for the In
crease from 1896 In 1915 to more
than liz IN 1916. says that q Il due
largely TO the rapid growth az tho
city and the crowded conditions.
Cleanliness. fresh air and proper
clothing are necessary.
In a rapidlyS growing cltl Ike lie
troit, where the housing conditions
are no, keeping pace with the
growth OF the city. large numbers OF
persons are crowdrd into small
apartments. "A a result II u i'm
possible 20 ventils,e these apart
mcnts properly. because some Of The
tenants complain 81 open windows.
Another Fad circumstance IS the
fact that Re health department and
as facilities have not grown with the
city TT Price has ufed az Eany
inen as Ne possibly could 20 look ~
ter housing conditions and carry on
a campaign 81 education. but b. -
hampered BY n lack OF men for this
important work
The u ork performed By the health
department.. with especial reference
70 disease ~ Infants. was more tfah
doubled during ihe last year. ard vet
The health board statistics show that
the death rate from these prevsnta.
Die causes Increased. The conclu-
sion Is arrived AZ that the ircr-lsed
rate is due % the fact iha, parrntl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
WARM CONTEST
is OUTLOOK IN
TENTH WARD

With seven candidates petitions
6led With the city clerk and sew
eral other prospective candidates In
the aeld. the outlook for hotlyeon-
tested aldermanic nominations In
the Tenth ward Is good The latest
20 lie IA william n. Conat. No. 22s
Fonrteenth-ave.
Others who have fled their pc
titiors are william A Guthard,
No. TO Linwood-ave: Clarence c.
Eosh. No. IA wre.ord-ave.; George
lawrence. No So Hudson ave. I:
Wesley J. wing No. sos sixteenth.
81. George c. Hess. No $40 -
Fifteenth-st.. and Robert A. Glenn
ent. No. 292 Marquetteave.
printfsn--tA~ piAFn uesf kis@--sksi
.. rtwhf-Tfrs~- lob D~ps.-Msfs ss7o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
BOY OF SIXTEEN
HELD AS FORGER

At the age 90 Is years. Joseph
Opperhall II showing marked prom
lee both AZ a forger and a. an actor.
according 20 Oakland county on.
GERS.
The Lad was arrested IN Detroit
Saturday morning CHARGED win
forcing check for SIS By using
the name % Joseph LAdrott, a
farmer % Clarencsville. Mich. who
employed the boy.
Joseph escaped from Clarence
vile soon after Mr. rAdrott can
tured him and was about 20 tax.
him home for a BIT Of fa,h~riv al.
vice. The boy asked permission 10
20 10 another room In tho IAdrott
home. then vaulied out Of the win
dow.
Pursued more thsn = rrs thru
fields Of snow. he finally threw HE
hands upward. tottered. and fell.
Ladroft became. seized with a fear
that the boz had been ererfsd 70
such point that he wa dying ".
rushsd away 20 summon aii. and
when be returned with a physician.
The youth had disappeared.
Deputy She-iT william p Goerr
II OAKLAND county. took the hov
back 70 Pontiac today. BE WIN b.
taken in charge there b. iuvsnn.
court authorities
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
THIEVES TAKE
LOADED COAL
WAGON AND TEAM

A pair OF horses. harnesses and
large wagon. loaded with coal.
we're stolen from the yards % TIRE
C NJ Thorp Coal a Coke con-
pany, az Forest-avs. ard D~qnindr~-
az. early Saturday morning The
total value OF the oufft was gwen
as sl.o25.
The loaded WAGON stood n The
coal yards and the thief first bad
% take the horses from the CON
pany's barn before driving away
Later. according 70 the police. III
thief feared possession % 30 mach
wealth might arouse suspicion and
abandoned the outnt or Garfield
ave. where Il was recovered. a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
NET TO GUARD
N. Y. HARB0R
Heavy Steel Mesh Two Miles
Long To Close Port
Entrance

NEW YORK. FEB io--work began
today aboard The L S. monitor An
phytrite In The brooklyn navy yard.
on the assembling Of two miles OF
heavy steel netting. In case OF dan
ger from submarines IN time OF
war. this netting would Be stretch
I'd across the entrance TO New
YORK harbor from Sandy Hook 70
Rockaway Point. II is claimed the
netting viii be able 20 resist any
submarine. In spite OF the fact that
Germany claims a device that viii
hack SIS way through any ret the
British have been able 20 aAnafae-
tnrc
Plans are. n r. said. TO lower this
net N daytime so ships may pass
over q and 70 stretch II light az
n,ght vhea submarines could not
be detected. Motor boats ard lsrg-
er vessels would be used 20 place
n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
jASNOWSKI OUT
FOR RECORDER
Prosecution Says Experience In
Criminal Cases Fit Him
For JudgeShip

Prosecuting Attorney Charles II
Jasnowski Saturday set al rest
speculations OF politicians when he
announced formally that he would
be a candidate for Judge OF the re-
corder's court on the Republican
ticket and nled his petition.
Mr.. Jasnowski. ~ prosecutor and
assistant prosecutor. has been Asso-
ciatsd with the preparation and
trial Of some OF the most important
criminal cases In the history OF
Wayne county. His ofYicial duties
also have given him IN insight into
the modern penology.
These special qualifications. to
sether with his record AS an oficial
and citizen. are held forth as the
chief claims In his behalf.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
New York Praises
Lilac Tin,e," Play
By Mrs.y.O. Murfin

The play. Lilac Time written
By Mrs James o. Narnn. Of De
troit. In collaboration with Jane
cowL the weliknown actress, which
had It's premiere In New York this
week. according 20 the newspaper
reviews win prove q popular sue
cess. Miss Cowl enacts the leading
role.
Lilac Time is war seen roman
tically thru feminine eyes AZ safe
distance OF more than 1000 miles
from the trenches" says the New
York World critic The same eyes
however. betrsy mnch clearer
vision Of the needs OF the thseter
The play belongs entirely 10 the
medium OF the actor. a7d for his
reason II would require a consid'
cradle stretch OF the imagination u
discover much IN IL hat il very
closely related q life.
But. Il IS good acting play and
rs we'll disguised. but tiue tried
Et mantle episodes held the attention
CT the audience closely. UnsOrtu-
nately. the end OF the plsS brings
a mawkish and strained denoune-
ment 10 q story which would have
h'esn interesting enough n IL had
been kept IN i,s earlier vein % deli
cate romance But these two
women writer's seem 20 share. In
eommon with our masculine dranat.
IT'S. he de,usion that sexual inter
est must enter every story unfolced
on the stage All IN sIl Lilac. Time
has in Il the making % = popular
success for Mrs. MErnn and Mics
COwL"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
DETROIT WILL
HAVE new CLUB
TIppecanoe Athletic. Patterned
Somewhat After the ID. A. C.,
Is Being Promoted

The Tippecanos Athletic club.
patterned somewhat after the d.
A C.. 10 being promoted In Detroit,
and a meeting 10 push the plan and
work out details has been called
for mex, Tuesday evening.
Efforts are now being made TO
sell 900 life memberships NJ $50
each. the money to be used as the
nucleus Of \ fund TO hnance the
proposition II IL planned TO erect
building OF 1, or 10 stories. de-
voting several OF the lower floors
20 business purposes. and using the
remainder az quarters for the club.
The site has not been selected. al
tho The property occupied by the
Broadway theater has been sug.
gested. and land on Bagiey-ave. IL
also under consideration.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

Constable Leo Romsnski. whO
gained fame because he didn't hest.
tate aboa; selzing u. U. r. car On
Judgment. tried TO gain possession
q an upright piano by sliding Il out
on the ice OF the Detroit river az the
foot OF Riyertront-ase.. Friday after
noon
The piano had been replcviued By
a piano arm from family nvi7g
az No. g Riyerfront.ave. In CEN.
pAny with Constable Arthur Terry.
RomSnski laid hold on the property.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
|)|1b TRIAL
N FRISCO
PLOT
nnyicti0n of Mooney
eads To Discovery
\. Of Conspiracy
D0-CONSPIRATOR
TELLS OF CRIMES
roparedness Dyna :
! inter Must Hang.
Verdict of Jury

IAN rHANCISdO. FEB. le---
Thanss J. Mooney viii be sentenced
- 1e~sh By Premier Judge Franklin
'Gs1nn next Tuesday. following his
,esaviction Of homicide In connection
~ the preparedness parade bomb
vt1nh killed ten persons.
noGurning its verdict after less
|1noo sis< hours elaboration last
49,, the jury declined TO include n
ru0nmmsndaticn OF eiemency. and
49, Grimm has no alternative bat
~ oon1 the convicted man 70 the
|nu1DuuB.
r (hs midst of the excitement
49, swept the city following the
vno1Dct. Dirtrict Attorney Charles
r. Uduert created q new sensation
49, when he announced that he
- = ~ccnfession by a co-ccnspir.
nncey resting the details OF u
ov(rSu d which. he asserted. nearly
- G ~ defendants IN the tynamit-
- GnDss participated
- preparedness parade dyna
- ~ declared. was mercy
= lDe11sat In . conspiracy. The en-.
- C thich would amaze San
uHrnn1Dco We are merely ON the
1hGuo1oM Of cur prosecutions. The
ouun confession Of the man Who
1rn10ose6, covers crimes rang.nt
- 1ynsmiting 10 MURDER commit.
- II sopoma. Alameda. Contra
oogen and Can Francisco counties
The eonspirator has never teen
nnuR1 Of before In the case. Ills
oun1osstcn supports the cCnvictIon
q lDoeeey. hut We have only scratch
= a. surface In achieving that"
1Besaey reiterated his innocenee
op1ny.
~3hfs injustice IN my case has not
uDooe me-" be said. 1T Ia merely a
g1nC1e episode In the long struggle
y 1nbor for its rights VIA pre-
Doge1 for any eventuaiity. To AZ ln-
nnnnna man II becomes a mockery 20
uuDont thu plea Of Innocence. II
pooD1s can be procured TO perturs
onnnsslves kt the instigstion Of tho
1Uuosn.' ! sannot stop them. This
por1bct does not make me guilty.
- ~ guilty"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

MRS. OSBORN
FILES FOR SMALL
SCHOOL BOARD

Mrs. Laura p. Osborn has Sled
petition with the city clerk i1T
nomination for election as a mem
Der Of the snail school board rhe
petition bears the signatures OK
more than 1000 men and women
voters OF the city Among the
prominent perEons sho have signec
are Bishop G. u Williams. y r
lngrzm. Rabbi Franklin. Clyie l.
Webster, Mrs r. r. Ashbapgh.
Mrs c. r. wilson. MIS- Frederick
Holt. Mrs. George Johnston, Rev ;.
Marquis and several judges. legis-
lat0Ts. city oElcialz and educators.
As chairman 81 TIE educational
committee Of the Twentieth Cen,
fury club. Mrs Osborn has been
deeply interested Ia educational
and welfare wcrk. She has Uorke.
Tor better ventilation Ia the schools
cheaper text hooks and eseryLhine
'hat tended 70 improve The condition
- TIE chiidrvr she has also inter
sstsd herself In getting mghei
F., type % men on election boari-
( she has always favored tire smallei
schooI board % BE- elected b. ta'
Z people OF The whole city -s'her thar
- have ward representation
In addition 20 being chairman p
ne educational committee % m
Twentieth Century club. she Is
I vice president OF The club. a mem
Der of the Woman's Historical cru
and q TIE Woman TAXPAYER
I league. al OF which organization lr
dorse her candidacy.
PrfsslaE-tAe pIata a~st kins-shr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
uLS STORE TO
COUPLE FOR $500;
!. WARRANT ISSUED

3homns Jirik and wife thought
Z - oEocsry At No. 1881 Mt. Elliott
tGvo- would make them nice hy-
- md when John Poppas told
- Il was for sale. they entered
- nagotisfions with him.
~ thsre are no debts. said
1890. All you have TO do Il to
~ ne $500. and then you win own
60 business.
. mn paid the money. He and bis
sy>le took possession Then cred
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
DETROIT THIRD IN
POSTAL SAVINGS

Savings deposited in Detroit's
postal bank now aggregate more
than $4,000, 900. 1, was announced
saturday, by Postmaster William
j. Nagel This mark was passed
Friday. and places the Detroit pos
tai savings institution third In rank
among those OF the country. De
troit now Is only exceeded by New
York and Chicago.
rvt.tfsE--she plain seet ktrs--shnt
IL rita ht--. lines Job D~pt.--Nnia fs20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
DETROIT TIM Is
Replevined Piano Rests on the
Bottom of the River and Pair of
COnStables Are Shivering Yet

The house faced OF the river. there
was no adequate exit from tho rear.
The music machine went out on
the ice easily enough. Romanski
and Terry were about 10 push II 10
the mainland when The Wilderness un.
der their feet began 10 crack. The
risno will not be returned TO the
owners.
Romarski and Terry say they still
feel bit cold. but even tho they did
ruin their clo,hea they admit they'll
be thankful II pneumonia doesn't de-
yelop
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

itors began 60 arrive. A swarm IN
tested the little grocery. angrily de-
snanding money for ohligAli0ns they
said Poppas had Incurred.
Assistant Prosecutor JOS Popiel
told Jlrik that Poppss bad been
guilty Of obtaiaing money under
false preienses- A warrant has
been issued for his arrest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

John L cronk, Of TIA teAef-l- m
come tar department. has been an
pointed Internal revenue azen, %
succeed P u Lore. resigned. This
was announced Saturday b. James
J. Brady collector Of internal
revenue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
TRENTON

Mary IpWninE Es1@kah lodge
Trenton wfu give wAHQua ban
Monday evening. tn the aruu-y.
Rev. smiths seFrcn Tor SurdRy
night In the Msthodlst church win
be Noah. the BOY carpenter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

a pupil IN The junior department
surprired biz teacher recently by
describing a circle ~ "a straighi
line that II crooked all The wav
round
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
ACTOR is NOT A
.THEATER EMPLOYE
JUDGE HART RULES

In setting aside .ury's verdlS' Of
s7ssss In favor Of the Zurich Gen
erai Liability & Insurance company.
and nxing sl353 % a. the amour, that
the Palace Theater company ewes
the insurance company. Judge Hart
ruled that an actor 10 not an employo
OF n theater
The insurance company attempted
To collect a premium or all person8
carried on the heaters payroll. The
cour, hsld that the actors could not
DO considered under the provtsic ns
~ the workingmens compensation
act. az they are employed indirectly
hy the tholter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

City orSees Close Monday.
All ofices In the city hall will
close Monday. Iineoln's birthday
anniversary. a legnl holiday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10
About Power Service

We have enough coal approaching Detroit to-
day to keep power service going until Tuesday, if
nothing unforeseen happens.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

PrfsslaG-tAe plais nest kind-fhs'
o. rtxbf--Tfa~s Jes DeRf~-NAin f52e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10

printfan--tA~ piAFn uesf kisA--skst
10 rtwsf-rfrs-- lob D~ps.--Nsis ss7oe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
Uf! 81 Calomel? Ira r;
M sodo su ORGANISING
Deje Dc usar esta d.oga peligrosa
antes de que lie produzca sail
Facitn Is horrible

listed sc siente bilioso, tardo y
constipado, V cree que neeesita ell pc
ligroso calonel para limpiar u IN
testinos y cor,cgir el higado.
Lea nuestra garantia! Pida en- Ia
drogueria una botella de "Dodson's
Liver Tone" y tome una cucaarada
= La noche. Sino lie ccrrije cl higa-
do y arregia su sistens mucho me-
ior que 81 calonel sin causarle do
lc-es 0 nauSeas, ppede listed voiTer
a Ia botica a que le devlelvan 81
dinero.
81 hoy toma calomal, mariana Sc
sentira debil. enfernlo : con nauseas.
No pierda un dia de trabajo. Tome
una cucharsda del inofensivo "Dod-
sons Liver Tone en- la noche y Sc
levantara perfectamente bien al dia
sisuiente. rs absolutamente inofen-
sivo y puede darse a los nihos en-
c~ualguier tempo. No puede causar
salivaci6n nj tampoco tiene dieta.
-I!Adv.J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
Sc suspendii6 el jufado de los soIdados
acusados de Ia muerte de Leo Burns

el asesinato lie Eliseo Orne!as, toca
q Gran Jurado resolver sobre Ell gra-
10 de rcsponsabilidad que ante la ley
han coatraido los que sean d~eeiarados
culpsb!ss y a ellos Sc les castigara
conforme esa Ley 10 determine.
En- Ell case del asesinato de Burns,
sicri6 diciendo cl Fiscal Black, es de
la obligation del Estado persegulr y
casticar a quienes sean culpables, 81
son militares. Iecibiran el mlsmo
caztigo que 81 fueran civiles, puesto
que CT grade de responsibilities con-
tTaido cs exactamente igual, pofque
para Ia ley no eyisten g~erarquias, slno
grades de resporsab;lidad e lndivl-
dros culpables e inocentes. Para Il
catilos est&n bien determinadas las
.penas que deben aplicarseles y para
los secundos esta Ia ab~soluci6n y el
f,cno eicrcicio de Il derechos como
ciudaIanos. gozando dc Ia mas abso-
iula libertad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
FOR CUE Sc LEVANTARON
fiene de Ia T.. plana.

condolences en- Qu" cstaban. Sierra
M no hi1o US dc ia comis!oH, y 20
ri c~cnIrario, do ordencS dc que 81
les tra.ara con rigor. FL vista &c Il
protc<ta que hab;an p~.cSent&do.
Con csa ordcn. los c~arranc.atar
u g~uardabar a los indios. comcnza
ran i cometer toda ciasc de tropc-
las. = con este las coSaS llcgaron =
INA tirautez que ji5 por rcSultad"
Que 81 dia - dc Mayo So sucitara
ur motin, glc fu& sofocado a baia-
zos por los carrancistas. In cl bala-
CO rcsulta-on mucrtos siete hom-
hres. cuatro mujercs y dos niHo~.
mucaos heridos.
"pesdc csc rlomcnto c~omraz:ro'
las fugas en- masa dc los iudj0s am
! n!stiados. 4 auicncS no les habian qu,
dado armas y rocc Z POGO So fue o.
ganizando en- Ia sierra cl movimicn
, to que ahora ticnc tan p~rcocupadc.
4 los carranciSt2S.
n! numcro dc irdios que ahora s.
eac2cntran CT armas. pasa dc do.
mil. y son incxactas las noticias en-.
viadas dc Sonora : Ia prcnSa america
ne dc que q: ha"an dcrrotadO los ca
r.uncistay u'timamcntc. 70 fUi teS
tigo ~prrscnciaI dc %rand"s f~rscaSo
50 los "ohicrriStas en- II Sam4huaca
on Aqua d" EnmcGio. on RI Ccrrn dc
TomatiiIo. on Las Colas y ~ ci "a
ica del Diahin, dondc todavja hlai:
qEcau las oSamcriaS de Ia g]uarniciu'
! carrancista aniqu'Iada 0 ;os indios
NJ crco que los ysquis )icgucn
.!ominar al carranciSmo. porquc nun
u ia sido 81 tictica Ia dc tomar Gu
i%Ics nj hacnr campana en- los wales
pcro 81. as cast SECURE Que los que -
tim en- armaS nurca. Scran domiuado.
= que iam&s |ograran los caramel,
|, tas. II; con dicz mil hombres, arrebi
>. ta-lcs Ia sierra. donlc dominau al
g. solltamrntc. y ticnca Sus maguitlco
| cuartelc$. dc los que salem Il hacc
= sl:s iucursianeS 0uc IAN funcstas 50
= para los hlanccS".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
BAUTlZO.

Aver rccjhio las aSuas bautlSmaIe:
or ia Cathedral dc San Fernando dc
csta ciudad. cl nino ARTURO Ernesto
hi:o ,icl senior Francisco Diaz de
Leon : dc su sonora esposa BERT
So'nr%ano De Diaz de Leon. Fueror
nadrinos eli senior Salvador Quevedt
' IN sonora Maria del Carmen Mar
lir2z.
Arturo r.rnc:to MAGIC en- Clifton
Arizona. e 80 &c Julio del ano qu'
ccrrc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
PARA IAMPlCO.

Para atcnder su5 ncgocios petro-
icyos. saii6 de csta ciudad para cl
puerto dc Tampico 81 senior don Vic
ter Oyanho. qUicn ~pcrmaneccra unas
raaatl$ scmanas en- ci puerto tamauli-
poo Y ~rc%rcsara lucgo Il San Anto-
MO. dondc ticnc cstablccida su re-
sidcn"i%.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
FUERON AMONESTADOS LNOS
MTCHkCHOS ESCANDhLOSOS

In grupo dc muchachoa Sc dcdl-
cuban .. djSparar unaS pistolas de
iu"pcta carGada: con f"ulmjnantes que
al cstaIlar producer fucrtcs dclona-
Clones. Est" cScandaIizo Il IoS vec''
nos DE- IL cuadra udncro ?l3 dc Ia
Gale Sur Flores. quo fuc 81 sItlo cS-
co-idc par los pilluelos para campo
DE- ~agramautc. Sc llamo q Ia poll
en- y fucron varies ~%endarmcs mott
:~.,lo; CT motociclctas Il tonlar nota
d, les nomhrcs de los mucnaehos
.~s-aRdaIosos Il luicnes amonestaron
nam u suspend!eran sus juegos bell
COS Gatjo pcua dc agresto 81 rc~incid:aa'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
AHoRR rs sUEEEsE TEMPO PARA
QUE Sc CURE SU GATaRa0

extirpara los germenes del catarro
que infestan su sangre, h~aclendolos
desaparecer totalmente de su s!s5e-
ma. Els este eli mas satisfactorio ira
tamiento para esa enfermedad. por-
Que penetra hasta las raices y cesa
la causa que la origma. Escriba hoy
per una information complete. Y
nuestro c~onseio medico experto, le
indicara el tratamiento que Sc >dcbc
seguir en- su case. Aplovechese de
las ventajas que esta opcrtunidad lie
ofrece. Dirijase a Swift Epecif!c
Co., Dept. O. Atlanta, Ga. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
FL tempo benigno ayGda al
tratamierto

No Sc equiycaue, p~ensando que 81
catarro ha Gesaparecido. La primer
racha del invierno SO 10 traera de
vuelta con TODD su c~ortejo de moles-
tias.
Pero este tempo es excelente para
que limpie del todo~ su sangre de los
germenes del catarro, Y de que des-
tierre para siempre Ia riolestia de
irrigaciones y duchas, que nunca To-
graran ~curarlo.
FL S. S. S., ell gran purificador,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
Frs suspendida la audiencia.

Dcspucs dc oidas las argumerta-
clones de los abogados de Ia defensa
: del rc~presentante del Estado, a
ias nee Y media de Ia manana Sc do
FOR terminate in audiencia para con-
. ,inuarsc durantc cl dia de hoy a las
+! rcho dc In maNana, siendo por ahora
! punto q discussion 81 los cuatro
acusados son juzgados por la Sra.
! Cortc de- DiStrito o Sc consigna 81
ca,.sa = las CoTtes M;litares.
Ia Ease que ha tcnido este a~sunto,
! G~espgrto gran interes en- los c!rcu-
10, iuvid;cus. y ;lurarte el dia de a
yer no Sc hahlaba de otra coSa, e.
ry!andosc que SC reanude Ia audlen-
Ga para Guc So entablc Ia discussion
sobrc este pUnto dc dcrecho.
En- atenci0m al intcres que cl aSun-
4. ia lrspcrtado tienesc por SECURE
que hoy la saia de a]udiencias dc Ia
37a. Corcc del Distrito estara lena
dc ga.,e DC to&a. la que esta muy
irte.,."ria ~ las discuSioncs que Sc
r~r.a-uar5r, se-Un &c cree. con nue.
W: - mas con.icnSudos argumentos.
guc il hartr in'eresanto. "a que quie-
,,s rc.ra.cn.ar Il los rco- Y QulcncS
.....-.-..5 - Tst.fa rgtIr cJnSi-