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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
Fine Makeup.

At dinner given recently by the
Twilight club to Sir Herbert Beerbohm
Tree, the English actor, one OF the
speakers, an associate of the guest of
honor, told a story illustrative of the
gently satirical wit Of Sir Herbert.
He said that once upon a time self
sufficient young actor Joined Sir Her
bert's company, then playing In Lon
don, and was assigned a small part In
a new play. AS the day for dress re-
hearsal drew near, the head of the
company was moved to ask the young
man how he expected to make up for
the character
The young actor. being flattered by.
this attention, pulled a serious face
"Sir Herbert" he said, Il have BEEN
giving the matter considerable study
shall make up the part as a man
about forty-one years old or possibly
forty two
"Admirable?' said Sir Herbert. "Ad-
mirable.' And then, as the young man
turned away highly pleased, But
pardon the suggestion-if were you
should make him up as exactly forty
threer'-Saturday Evening Post.
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Tire Saving Device.

An ingenious device consisting OF a
magnet carried in front of each of the
two forward wheels of an automobile
and in close proximity to the ground
has just been invented, according to the
Popular Science Monthly. 1t will pre-
vent the puncturing of pneumatic tires
by automatically picking up magnetic
particles such as chips of metal, tacks,
nails and the like.
The magnet is pivoted to the front
end Of an extending arm attached to
the front axle wheel spindle, so that
1t will swing with the wheel during
steering and always remain in front
of It
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
DRUNK
DiSCLAIMED INTENTIONS OF
COMING HERE, ALTHOUGH HE
HAD NECESSARY TICKET.

James Dewar was arrested at the
B. & o. depot early yesterday morn
ing on a charge of being drunk. He
had plenty of liquor, both on the in
side and out, for in addition to a
good-sized jag, he also carried one
gallon, five pints and one half-pint in
his arms. Although he had ticket
for Mt. Vernon, he claims he lives in
Wooster and had no intention of go
ing to the Knox county capital. His
fine was So and costs which he paid.
Mansfield Shield.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
HAINE
Is Acquainted With Lancas-
ter Arson Suspect
Says Dennison's Actions Have Always
Been Viewed With Suspicion
BY Those Who Knew Him

Asa B. Dennison, wealthy retired
merchant OF Lancaster, who was ar
rested Thursday night on charge of
having burned his store in Rushville
four years ago, is known to John w.
Haine of East Vine street, this city.
Mr.. Haine states that this is not the
only mysterious fire in which Denni-
son has figured. He says that he has
been acquainted with Dennison all
of his life. Dennison's general ac-
tions have always been viewed with
suspicion, according to Mr.. Haine.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
WAR VERSE
WRITTEN BY FooTE FOR NEW
YORK TRIBUNE

The following war verse written b
John Taintor Foote of this city, al
pears In the New York Tribune.
ENTIRE BLEssEs
A finger for France!
Comrade. the luck is thine;
An arm now, would be bad;
A finger-pouf!
Why should thy smile, thine eyes,
Be desolate?
A finger for France!
For France, Monsieur
The name escapes me,
The face l somehow know
Despite the mud
And blood
Not altogether thine
It splashed
AS some gave all for France;
Hot work, eh, comrade?
A finger for France!
A paltry digit,
Comrade, thy name is?
Maestro, Maestro!
I've heard thy magic bow
And seen a thousand souls
Become one swelling heart;
Eh, France has lost finger!
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
After They Got Goino.

After ihey Got GoinQ.
Hilda Jensen rushed up to OfaceR
Cohen.
"Oficer, that man is following mel"
Faith, then I'll foley tn man an
see why he's folleying yer spoke On
Ger Cohen, who had been a member Of
the force for some time
A crowd Of small boys, seeing a
policeman following a man, started In
pursuit and followed the policeman.
At that crowd of men, seeing q
crowd of boys, followed the crowd OF
boys
The rest Of the city, observing alt
these people following one another.
took the procession for parade and
soon had the sidewalks roped Off and
themselves lined in dense banks be-
bind the ropes to enjoy the spectacle
The board of education. hearing OF a
parade. declared holiday and thou
sands of children ran trooping out Of
the schools. Catching the infection.
banks closed and general jubilatiOR
Peigned.
When Officer Cohen caught up to the
strange follower OF Hilda Jensen ID
developed that he had only been en-
deavoring TO return her handkerchief,
which she had dropped, but by this
time it had once again been demon-
strated that all an idea needs in this
dear old country OF ours is a good
stRrt.-Puck.
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W. R. C. COMMITTEES
ARE NAMED AT REGULAR MEET.
ING FRIDAY

The Woman's Relief Corps met
Friday evening and appointed the fol-
lowing officers:
Auditing Committee-Mrs. Ida NC
Creary and Mrs. Emma Coons.
Relief Committee-Mrs.L Lucy Hoar
and Mrs Eva Graham.
Flower Committee Miss Sara
Smith.
Conference Committee--Mrs. Roe
Graham, Mrs. Eleanor Months and
Mrs. Anna Daniels.
Executive Committee-Mrs. Jennie
Lett, Mrs. Emma Tibbits, Mrs. Jennie
Stagg, Mrs. Anna Cunningham and
Miss Margaret Scott.
Social Committee-Mrs. Emmett
Crider, chairman, Mrs. Carrie Tilton,
Mrs. Sabra George, Mrs. Jerusha
Chase and Mrs. r. 9. Lizard.
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| LOCAL
BOYS RESPONSIBLE FOR EAST
WINGS WORK IN iNTERDlvls.
IoNAL BASKETBALL.

Gambler, Jan. 20-With the defeat
Of West Wing yesterday afternoon by
South Hanna, Al to 10, there are only
two teams in the Kenyon interdivis-
ional basketball league which are un-
defeated-East Wing and South Han
ma. The championship Of the college
will be settled by these teams next
week. Allen d. Sapp and Russell
Eastman. Mt. Vernon boys, are mem
bers of the East Wing team and have,
to a great extent, been responsible for
its success.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23

HAVE HEART! the testimony pre-
sented here that you are a vagrant
without visible means of support In
order that you may not become n
charge upon the taxpayers Of a re-
spectacle community sentence you to
leave this town In three hours"
Jaw. judge" pleaded the tramp, with
a look Of abject terror on his face.
"have heart, won't yer? Please donft
make me stay in the town ah thae
time. Make 1t three minutes, judga.
can't yer"
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eettins Down to Business.

An old lady called at a farmhouse
one day just as the family were sitting
down to tea. She was invited to take
or her bonnet and join them.
NAY" she said, 81 have no time. but
I don't mind hevin' cup o. tea an a
bit o. cake"
She was supplied with this and.
finishing the cake before the tea. took
another piece, Just to get tia tea
daan." tsE(
This performance was repeated until
she had been helped to seven cups Of
tea and eight pieces of cake. Then.
looking round complacently, she said:
well, think. after all. I'll TAX me
bonnet on an get me tea rsights'-
London Mail ~
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as well MS the people in every com
inunity from which the companies of
the Eighth regiment Ohio infantry
come, we're highly gratiiied to learn
of the inspection honors that came
to this regiment at Bl Paso last We'd
nesday, it being declared that the
Sth regiment in field inspection made
the finest showing of any national
guard organization in the Mexican
border service.
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Pollock Now a Captain

Mt. Gilead, Jan. 2O-Commander
Edwin T. Pollock, u. s. NJ, son of
Mrs. j. H. Pollock of Mt. Gilead, has
been promoted to captaincy. He was
one Of 20 commanders recommended
by the promotion board approved By
the president.
The announcement of the promo
lions were given out at Washington
last Saturday. The promotions are
the first to be made under the new
selective system of advancement.
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Maintaining pl.cipIine.

discipline" said a government off,
cial at dinner in Washington, naval
discipline must be maintained at all
costs.
"They tell story to illustrate this.
"a naval officer said to a seaman:
what idiot told you to dump that
pile of dunnage thereY
at was the captain, SIR the sailor
answered.
'Humph!' said the officer. Let it
remain there, then. and take twelve
hours in irons, my man, for calling the
captain an IDIOT"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23

bed at o o'clock
every night be-
cause there was
no other place to
go.
One day a tramp
was caught beg
glng In the
streets of this
town and waa
promptly arrest
ed.
After hearing
the evidence the
magistrate put ON
his sternest look
and said:
at appears from
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
TASK OF IS YEARS Ago
AGAIN DEvoLvEs ON PETERMAN
-Is PREPARING NEW ROSTER

Among the Fifteen-Years-Ago-T To-day
items contained in The Banner of Fri
day was one to the effect that secre-
tary Samuel H. Peterman was pre-
pairing a roster of the various Mason
ic bodies of the city. It is rather a
coincidence that Secretary Peterman
should again be engaged in this task
at this particular time. The new ros-
ter Is almost ready for the printer.
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What
Housewives Are
Glad to Know
Smart Walking Suit

The handsome suit for street wear IL
semi-empire model, and It is featured
In dark green, burgundy, navy blue,
taupe. brown or black The coat Is
three-quarter length, with panel front
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
Kitchen Wrinkles

When boiling meat start 1t only at
the boiling point. then let it simmer
till tender.
When you accidentally spill hot
grease on the bare floor dash cold wa
ter on 1t at once. This hardens the
grease SO that it can be scraped up be-
fore much of it soaks into the floor.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
sNowsLIDE THREATENS AUTO

A snow-slide off the roof of the
West building Friday afternoon
threatened to bury the automobile Of
DR.. James F. Lee, parked in front of
the place. The most of the snow,
however. fell to the pavement, only a
small quantity alighting on the ma
chine.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
Husband, Sons And Grand
daughter Named BY
Testatrix
WARNER DEMURS TO
ARRINGTON'S ACTION
Woman Is Adjudged An I'm
beetle Interesting Items
From Court

Tho will of Mary A. Barr has been
filed for probate. 1t is rather
lengthy affair and was drawn on
July "a, 1911, in the presence of EN-
ma Hayden and Charles d. Hayden.
Testatrix makes the following be-
quests to her husband, w. b. Barr:
One-half of all Of her personal
property.
Ninety acres of land in Morrow
county.
One hundred and forty-eight acres
in Hilliar township.
House and lot in the village of Cen
terburg.
To her sons, ]. A. and Arthur, and
her granddaughter, she gives the 9th
er half of her personal property.
To Arthur Barr is left 80 acres in
Morrow county and to j. A. Barr, 80
acres in Hilliar township.
To Mary E. Randolph, As acres in
Hilliar township are bequeathed, as
well as the Morrow county land after
the death of w. F. Barr or, in event
of her death without issue, this tract
is to be divided between the two sons.
]. A. Barr, on death Of w. F. Barr,
is to get 16 additional acres in Hilliar
township, while Arthur Barr is to re-
ceive 76 acres in the same place.
The house and lot in Centerburg is
to go to Mary E. Randolph after
death of w. f. Barr, and then to Ar
thur and ]. A. Barr.
w. r. Barr, j. A. Barr and Arthur
Barr are named executors without
bond.
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The Brave Heart.

oh, the stirring and rough and impetuous
song,
The song of the heart that daVea.
That keeps to its creed and gives no head
To the faces that fortune wearsi
That heart that laughs when the foe ~
met
And thrives and fires at taunt and threat
And finds no toiling or travelling long
For the sake OF the good II bearR
-SWeeney
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causht EIsh Already preserved

Caught Fish Already Preserved
Ooshocton, Jan. 20-Albert Kaser
of Helmick catches his fish we'll pre-
served and with little trouble. Kaser
was walking along the banks of the
Killbuck Tuesday, when he spied a
fish in cake Of ice. Albert pulled
ice and fish ashore The fish was a
S-pound carp
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23

and back, and the shirred, belled sides
extend into large, fat pockets that
give the fashionable long, straight hip.
The high roll collar is inset with self
colored velvet and edged with seal fur.
The skirt has pockets to match those
on coat. Buttons are of bone. prefera-
bly, tinted to match. Design by Frank
lin Simon & Co., New York city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
SATAN IN EDEN.

, Lang syne. in Eden's bonny yaird
When youthful lovers first were
pair'd
, And all the soul Of love they shared:
, The raptured hour.
Sweet on the fragrant dowery
swaird.
In shady bower,
Then you. 20 auld sneck drawing
dog
Ye cam to paradise incog
And pioy'd on man o cursed broEue
CBlack be your faD
And gied the infant warld . shog
} MAist ruin'd a..
Burns. T,
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The -
Scrap Book
He Was wiIlina TO Go.

A certain town was noted for being
dead slow. There was no amusement
in the place. not even 80 much as q
picture show, and everybody went TO
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
Some sausage.Maker

Millersburg, Jan. 2o-old Holmes
county can give them all "cards and
spades" on the long-sausage contest.
Mrs. Emma Hershberger of Walnut
creek township made a sausage a
couple weeks ago that was SS 1-2 feet
in length and required 26 quarts Of
meat to I'LL 1t. Now, will you be
goodf
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23

acres in Union, 81.
y. Jennie Durbin to Mary Durbin,
parcel in Danville, ST.
l.. A. Parrish to Charles Parrish.
parcel in Buckeye, s..
Leroy Cochran to Charles Atherton,
lot 20, belmont allotment, g.
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Defendant Demurs-
In the action of ]. III. Arlington VS..
D. A. Warner as administrator of the
estate of D. T. Elliott, demurrer has
been filed by defendant through his
attorney, Frank o. Levering, on the
following grounds:
1.-The petitioner does not state
facts sufficient to constitute cause
Of action against the defendant.
2-The items making up the ac-
count included by plaintiff in his Pc
tition are barred by the statute of linz
itation.
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Eighth Regiment Wins Honors
Ashland. ian. 20-Ashland people
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23

sAMNeR Want AOs. PAY
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23

Deeds Filed
Eliza coiopy to Julias Smith. ~
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
Can't Wed Prisoner

lLACOu.
Can't Wed Prisoner
Probate Judge H. C. Smith put a
crimp in what promised to prove a
real sob romance when he refused to
issue q marriage license to Miss Edith
Mumford to marry Roy Dilts, who is
prisoner in the county Jail awaiting
trial on charge Of issuing and pass
ing false checks, says the GAINESVILLE
Times-Recorder.
The prospective bride, attired in
her finest clothes, called at the Jail
and requested Deputy Sheriff Barrett
to permit Dilts to accompany her to
the probate judge that they might Sc
cure a license and be married. Dep
uty Garrett suggested that the young
woman first call on the judge, which
she did with the result that there
was no wedding. The judge took the
view that Dilts had enough trouble.
Authority to Transfer
In the will of Frank w. Lafever,
authority has been granted Elizabeth
B. Lafever to transfer 10 shares of
New Knox National bank to herself
as widow.
In Lieu Account
B. 70. Sapp, administrator of James
H. Horn. has fled statement in lieu
of first and final account. It sets
forth that there was not sufficient
property to pay mortgages. Mr. Sapp
resigns as administrator.
%
First and Final
B. e. Sapp, executor of Margaret
Clark. has filed first and final &C,
count, showing $111.37 received and
disbursed.
Guardian Ordered
In the guardianship Of Maria Bar
rett, an imbecile, hearing has been
held and guardian ordered.
Deeds Filed
, Eliza Colopy to Julias Smith, q
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23

Guardian Ordered
In the guardianship Of Maria Bar
rett, an imbecile, hearing has been
held and a guardian ordered.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23

First and Final
B. e. Sapp, executor of Margaret
Clark. has filed first and final &C,
count, showing $111.S7 received and
disbursed.
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xEANUDA SIS TRABAJOS La
FUNDICION.

AGUASCALiENTES, Julio IL
IA vista dc n rarcs5ia De m!ncr@.cs,
Ia Eundjciau Central hubo lie sus-
pcmGc" laborcs desdo huce ITEM
po, ~aucdan5o con tai motive, sin ira
boio. ana gran ca0tid@d lie obreros
que, por c2rcccr de otros medios dc
1ub5istcncia. sa~fr:eron mucho duran
&c las dos semanas pr6Ximo pasadas.
En- Ia actualidat. como IA Geren-
Ga : Direction del ~cxpresado esJa-
hlocim!c@to I:c"an = coHocer a todos
los g-ahaj&dores. que va Sc haD!an
rccibido fucrtes remesas de material,
en- los trenes qIc a~rribaron Ultima
mcnte dc distiatos Iugares del Esta-
do, los operarios confian en- que den
tro de muy brevc tempo Sc rcanuden
las ia5ores irJerrumpidas.
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nombre del senior Antonio Fernandez
Rio. que. sin ser propietario de una
casa situada en- la antigua Gale de la
Porteria de Santa Clara, sino simple
subarrendatario, y teniendo estable-
edo IN taller de imprenta en- dicha
casa. trata de arrcjar a los vecinos
que haitian ALI. por el solo hecho de
cue quiere vivir solo entcramentc,
sin atcader . que aUn cuando esten
fundados los actos que ~pretcnde lie
var a cfecto. tambieH es verdad que
son numerosos los vecinos q QuieneS
Sc perjudica, por tcner ALI. desde ha-
ce muchos amos, cstablecidos algunos
cOmercios.
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AGUASCALIENTES
Sc ESTUDiA La MANERA De
FCMENTAR IA AGRI-
CULTURA.

AGUASCALIENTES, Julio 10
e pr5ximo domingo s del que cursa
: las dicz de la manana, tendra ver!-
Ticativo un2 iGnca que por excitat.va
Eel :. Pres!dente Municipal celebra-
IAN en- ell salon de cabildos los pro
p~ietarios de pgedios rasticos de Ia
jurisdiction dc esta munIcipa;idad.
con ell objeto de acordar Ia mejor
lorna de inic;ar los trabajos de la
Drama CT los c&mpos de u respcc-
twas prop;edades que por diverSas
.a2ones han q2cdado incultiyados.
La Presidential Municipal ha he
vho f:jar Ia exc:,a.:va mcncion@da ca
c:gcu!a- nuracro ), maniiestando las
razcues dec rdcn co~nyenicnte cue G
xistea para dar principle Al cultiyo de
:odos los terrenos destinados i clio.
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"jEbLA. JUNO ~.
A-ca~ ~Se!%"ri"n ha c&Usaao ii 81,
&~.yHtg c"tI' 4~' " e!'' 'I"" Poi q
.e'"' Ed@n'"@ " los Pe''"U'C"S'
como f'-S'eeHSe N'HS'''uc'0""
oe. AE1EtaM''"t7 &c FuepI"' IeHso
IL s~&ts,2cc!on oe poneE en- cohoci-
NJ tie. : nor coA"ucto &c sU feSneta-
@le p~cE"dlco. e. 81 0eI pueblo ue !"
"~eH"ot.ca. g't aye, M lssmihado 81
c~oAiacJo MUA't!p"! que SuScI'' "q"I
~. 2.upo "e he%4doFeS que SIN auto
@i para clio IL! c""Sa !eSa! "ISuh"'
.A''~"me CO" IuSa' " ioi-
mace" &C 0"ES"' } "e''o'"'o," ~
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"@' n~'''0'
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u N'.',, ""'o,''' ~ -''o ~
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''-"1'' "e' NS""'' o1' GNU wi"
'r!''' "'''&'o " 0eie1''o' 'H' mas HI
-!UeHc!" Cue /" ue 81 ctI'e'io n'!ioi"-
Die : "eIth"' '3So'''o' t" ue1iii'i'"'
cue :" M case tSPee'@' no nap" III
=" : '"Se' C0''S 7'"I''- 4'S"
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ac. HTo'oa''"'e"'o. No"'uHIcau" cS-
. !~SS'!lt'oA q Soo'e-'o ue' "S'"uo'
al -AyUao~"'ie"Io ) 4! sU0scr!p'o' me
a-2seAt2 : oc'P21 nj! pueSto' gel que
GsSSimeA.a s. me N&ola ueSPoJado'
S-Auo as III" SE"Iloe J eiocue"te
fH chi LSl GGELCl.!t..LD tS las aAAOT
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Sc DO UN EANQUETE AL ALMi-
RANTE CAPERTCN EN- MON
TEViDEO.

MONTEVIDEO: Uruguay, Julio -.
Ell Ministro dc Ia Guerra do ano-
che. en- nomb,e del go5ierno urugua-
va, IN banQuete en- honor del Ami
rante Caperton, comandante en- jefe
de la f!ota americana. : de su Esta-
90 Mayor.
FL presidentc de Ia Republica, Sr.
Erigoyen y varios de los miembros
del gabinetc, asi como muchos altos
tuncionarios del gobierno, civil y mill
Lares, estuvieron ~presentes en- el ban
quote, a! que sigui0 luego un bale.
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pEsEu saber ell paradero de mi hlIo Jose
Gloria V Quiiano. q quien VI por Ultima vsz
en- CiudaG Juarez, Chin. en- ASrll de ie14.
Tiene ~ amos de cdad, color biaDco. estatu-
"a 5 pies ' 5 Fulgadas. ojos negros. cars
redonia. ain no lie sale bignte. Ofrezco una
,oaqrirtca qualification de $50 a Ia persona
cue me de iurcrmes exactos. dlrigiendose q
Gregorio Gloria, 70 Cubcl ST., Tempe, hrlz.
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POR LOS ES'TADOS
Ell PUERTO CARECIO UN OLA
DE Aqua POTABLE.

VERACRUZ, Julio 12.-Debido a
algunas descomposturas que sufrlo
Ia caheria que trae aqua al puerto,
carcce del precioso Iiquido este vecln-
dario. con gran disgusto de toda Ia
~poDlaci5n, puesto que muchos faml-
Iias no tienen de donde tomarla para
los rlis indispensables menesteres.
Activamente Sc trabaja por parte
de las personals ~cncargadas de vigllar
este servicio. Z fin de conseguir que
manana pueGa reanudarsc.
For G~ifamacion e characterization
In individuo que rcsponde al NOM
5re dc Noises Games la sido dctenl-
do aver, en- virtud de n a~cusaclon
~presentada en- su contra por el gene
raj carrancista Luis Felipe Domln-
gueZ.
La a~cusaci6n del eX-gobcrnador de
Tabasco es por difamacion c insIoor
dinaci6n, delitos cue Games cometio
dando publicidad q un remitldo de
Tabasco en- que sc injuriaba u Do
mtngucZ.
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n.:sE0 SAFER cI paradcro dc mis- hernia
nos. JOarUin Y Jesus Mendoza rrSpcc'iVa-
mcu!c. II primcro cIenta con "a amos DC
cIad Y ri Scgtnd0 con u: asi como &c no.
s,Iin EurnO. de a6 amos dc edad Hare
res rnns,S escrlhicrOn de M0dOc. Kansas.
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Inrormes 4 Regino Mendoza, Colfax. ~. NJ.
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aormes ar6itrariedades, validos por la
complacencia de las autoridades que
coaacen de todos les juicios de Ian
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H0iiBRE TRiB iJ.iDOR. hOnrado Y sin VI
clos; dc naclOnatiddd meSicana, deSea To-
ncr correspondence con SelOrIta o sonora
meXiCqna de unUS 20 a - amos dc edad
ubjcto matriInonio. La que Sc intcreSe en-
este al uucio. pucdc diriiirsc a Francisco
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