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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20

as. low as 80 degrees below zero. Sun.
day was about the most severe day we
have had for in addition to some TWEEN
ty degrees below zero we had a bad
north wind which made it consider
ably more comfortable by the fire than
most any place else
The trial of Joe Griesinger for the
shooting of Freeman Curtis in the Kar-
max ne.ghborhood last July is being
held at Fargo this week.
Mrs. George w. Christensen re-
turned to Darcy last Saturday after
having spent a week visiting with rel
atives and friends at Litchville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Phillips and chill
dren who have been visiting with rel
atives and friends in Darcy the past
several weeks left on Monday evening
for their home at Red Oak, Ill.
Mrs. sanberg and Miss Belle Hatch
er who have been spending the past
several days in this vicinity visiting
at the Herman Sandberg home, left
last Monday for their home at Gerants-
berg, Wisconsin. "
D. E. Blake of st. Paul, the Federal
LanG Bank appraiser, spent several
days in this vicinity the latter part of
last week apprasing farm lands in con-
nection with applications for loans
thru the Federal Farm Loan Bank at
st. Paul. ...
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20

carries his pack, blanket roll, canteen,
mess kit, etc. We have not received
our gas masks yet. Our transpOrta-
tation consists OF II auto trucks, one
car and three motorcycles.
We will operate about two or three
miles behind the front lines, but work
forward from that point. The ambu-
lance companies will bring back the
severely wounded to us, the minor in
jur.es going to other stations. We
will do all the major surgical work in
the field as the base hospitals now
only do special work which can wait
until the patient can be transported
many miles farther back which is not
possible with the severely wounded
emergency cases. All severely wound
ed go through our hospital.
We have had for some time a spe-
clal instructor from the surgeon gen.
erals Office who has been lecturing to
us on work over there. Our sanitary
tain consists of four ambulance COM
panies and four field hospitals. One
field hospital and one ambulance COM
pany being mule drawn. l was fortu-
nate enough to draw a motor drawn
outfit.
A word in regard to our camp here
1t does not compare with the beaut.-
tul, wei built camp at Charlotte
There is nothing here, not even mess
halls. On these cold, frosty mornings
the men have to stand ABOUND out of
doors and eat out of theft meet kits
with no warm place to sit down. We
have stoves in the tents but at that
the boys are putting up with some real
hardships. 1t is very damp and chill
ly here with the sea on both sides Of
us. Our food is excellent and from
some reports from home We are get
ting some things the home folks do
not get.
We all, to a man, are chatting at the
bits, anxious to get on the transport
and be on our way. We do not fear
in the least the trip over as so many
have landed abroad "safelk.
We often meet our North Dakota
friends on the streets of New York
City and smaller towns near the camp.
Many of the officers have their wives
with them. Mrs. Hunt and the chill
dren have been here for the past six
weeks but will be soon leaving to
visit friends in the East before re-
turning TO North Dakota.
in closing l will say that it is a
tremendous sacrifice to leave family
and loved ones behind and leave our
native land to take the risks on for
eign soil but we are all proud to be
able to do it and believe we love our
country with it's stars and stripes more
today than we ever dreamed we would
We have learned to forget our own
selfshness and to work for the cause
We go feeling absolutely confident
that we will come back to you safe and
sound after the great victory has been
won and the world is again safe for
democracy"
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20
GREEN
b AAASAA~AAAAS

The Farmers Club met at Elmer
Wicks Dec. s, but the cold weather cut
down the attendance considerable
business was cleared up. On Dec. Is
the club will meet at Morten Morten.
sens residence. A good speaker is
promised. Everyone turn out for work
at p. M.
Miss Green of the Normal faculty
spoke at club meeting last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson attended the
meeting in Green.
The Red Cross met at the school
House Monday evening. Yarn and
cloth for bandages were distributed.
The Red Cross meeting for Green
was not we'll attended Monday eve.
ming on account of the cold weather.
but Green is solid for Red Cross, ev
cry home in the town nearly being
represented.
The heating plant at the school
house froze up last week so that ali
had to move to the lower rooms. The
school building is sold or the heatins
plant is not large enough for the space
that is to be kept warm.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20

81 DAZEY I
++++@+++ *++ $50

= = = = = = = = = = ~
Mike Sorrenson left Thursday even
ing for Fargo to spend few days on
business matters. .
A. J. McInness went UP to Hanna
ford Thursday on business in connec-
ton with the telephone company.
DIR. w. G.. Nolte was passenger to
Fargo Tuesday evening to spend a few
days on business matters.
E. P. Getchel was up from Valley
City on Wednesday and spent the time
between trains on bus 'ness matters.
Miss Gena Sad was passenger to
Hannaford Thursday for short visit
with relatives and friends at that
place. 4. ....,,~., :.
K George 3. Kelly was a passenger to
Fargo Tuesday evening at which place
he is spending few days on business
matters.
NJ. j. Nelson left, Thursday evening
for Valley City after visit of a few
days at the home of his brother, N. J..
Nelson at this place. ...@
Pete Skjarbak returned home Friday
from Fargo where he had been for a
few days. ... .... +
* Miss Anna Peterson was passen
ger to McHenry Friday for short
visit with friends at that place. I,
George B. Kelly returned to Darcy
Friday from trip to Fargo where he
had spent few days on business mat
tiers. 7r n
The high school basketball team
went up to McHenry Friday to play a
game with the high, school team at
that place. ..+
The past week has exhibited show
Of real winter weather during which
time the thermometer has registered
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FlNGAL
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Mrs. A. H. Moede and son Owen
went to Mankato, Mimi, Saturday to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilbert LANCER went to
st. Paul Wednesday where Mr.. LANCER
attended the Equity livestock sale and
show. o.:
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter jacobson return.
ed to their home at Enderlin Monday,
having spent two weeks with relatives
and friends.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kremer.
JOS. Wolfe went to St. Paul Monday
to take in the sigths for couple OF
weeks.
We are glad to report that Frank
Sherman returned Saturday from the
hospital at Fago.
Regardless of the disagreeable wea-
Their, the Ladies Aid of F:ngal Luther
an church collected over $40 at the
sale Saturday evening.
Earl Burt went to st. Paul Tuesday
where he planned to enlist in the
army.
Henry Rotter, who is employed at
Dnderlin spent Sunday in the village
with friends.
: Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Rye and Mr.. and
Mrs. P. M Homes went to Minnea polls
Tuesday to spend the week
VIM. Bucholz, accompanied by his
wife and Arthur 'Bucholz went to Far
60 Tuesday where William entered a
hospital for treatment. Mr.. Bucholz has
been quite sick for several weeks and
it is hoped that he will soon recover
Mike Steidl had thrilling expert
ence Tuesday which he does not care
to have repeated. Mr.. Steidl satur-
ated a cloth with gasoline and wrap
ped it around a pump and touched a
match to the cloth. His overalls caught
fire, and about that time a can Of
gasoline near the pump exploded. Mr..
Steidl threw off his burning mackinaw
coat and rolled in the snow to ext:n
guish the flames.
Miss Annie Bcrdson returned Tues
day from Mott. Miss Bordson teaches
near Mott and the school was closed
on account of sickness in the district.
C. w. Burt was business visitor at
the county seat Wednesday,
The boys and girls, who were for:
tunate enough to win prizes in the club
contest work and the trip to the Agrf'
cultural college, surely had every
chanc to learn, as there were lectures:
and demonstrations along the lines OF
the club work as we'll as other things
Of importance about the farm. The
boys came back with the firm deter.
mination to put into practice what thew
had learned, and win more prizes than
ever the coming year.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20

Times Record want eds bring results
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20

crowd at their concert Tuesday even
can be obtained.
The Me.stersingers drew fair sized
ing, and from tie hearty applause
they received one would judge it was
worth going several miles in zero
weather to hear. The singing was
very good, and the acting in connec:
ton with the songs took the house by
storm.
Oliver Olson left on Tuesday for his
home in Fargo.
Maynard Woodman is staying with
the H. o. Dahle family while attending
school, during the cold weather.
Miss Amelia Giste returned last
Thursday from Dilworth, Mimi, where
she has been visiting relatives for a
couple of weeks.
Arthur Lotus, Of Ruthton, MIMI,
is visiting at the Velure home. He has
enlisted and will leave in a short time
for Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Lars S. Peiten, r. p. Colburn, and
c. S. Hanson, of Litchville. are plan
ming to 60 to Kathryn on Friday even
ing to debate with Kathryn team Oh
the question of literary test for i'm.
migrants to this country, taking the
negative side.
Ole Fossum lost parts of two fingers
of his left hand in an accident at the
Farmers elevator on Monday. Anton
Arves was saving wood for him and as
the team would not stand quietly. Mr..
Fossum started to tie them to the
frame of the saw, so that he could
throw the wood into the wagon In
doing so his hand was caught in the
saw and the second finger taken off
near the first joint, and the third fin
ger near the second Joint.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20
ItTCHVIkLE
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Anton Matt returned from Fargo on
Monday. .~.. 49,,
Miss Ina Christensen returned from
Fargo Wednesday.
Leonard Skagen returned home on
Wednesday from Fort Ransom, where
he has been employed since last
March.
Carl Iverson. of Svea, is back from
a two weeks TRIP to points in lllino's
and Minnesota. He returned Wednes'
day -
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Peterson re-
turned home Wednesday from an ex-
tended visit in Iowa and Minnesota.
Karsten kristianson, Gulbrand Bre'
deson and John johnson left for Min
neapolis en- Tuesday where they ex-
pect tc be employed in steel mill.
George and Robert McGregOr have
boon enjoying a visit from their broth
er, Mack McGregor, who arrived here
Tuesday fom his home at Nashua, la.
Herman Boelter and wife returned
from Anoka, Mimi, Monday.
Ole Lysgaard spent the fore part of
the week at Fargo. e.
Albert huuU Was HASTINGS CaA1SA
Tuesday afternoon.
s. f.. Kluvers is building new gran
airy on his fine farm east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Olson expect
to leave next week for Long Beach.
California, to spend the winter months.
Alfred A. Hanson has spent the past
week at st. Paul attending the Equity
stock sale. He took a load of stock
down.
Or. Platou reuorts the birth of a
cir! to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bruhn, of Mea-
dow Lake township. Sunday.
H. A. Opperud returned Wednesday
from st. Paul where he attended the
Equity stock sale.
Ferd Olson, of Revere. Griggs couu-
ty. was business visitor in the city
from Saturday until Tuesday. While
here he found time to drop in and pay
the printer for another year.
Mrs. J. w. Neill daughter Miriam
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20

and son Raymond, came up from Nome
last Thursday to attend the bazaar OF
the Congregational ladies. The two
former remained until Monday as
guests at the Casey home.
Hon. w. G. Mcdowell and Mr.. Cross
man were over from Marion last
Thursday to attend the bazaar and
hear Mr.. Divet speak, r.
Mrs. George Hammered returned
last Friday from Fargo where she has
been confined at hospital for the
past several weeks, recovering from
an operation,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20
HASTINGS

Otto Elm has gone to Bemidji, Min
neasOta and expects to find work in
the lumber camps this winter. -,
G. O. Sather left Monday on a trip
to California, where he will spend the
winter at various points in the south
ern part. He will visit Camp Dodge
and possibly some other military
camps on the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Graalum return
ed last Friday from their visit to Cass
county. They were accompanied by
Misses Nelson and Peterson, who went
TO Litchville Tuesday for visit with
other friends and relatives.
The bound train was hours
late last Saturday, on account of the
main line train being behind time, SO
the Litchville ladies could not be here
to assist at the Red Cross meeting
held at the school house that after
noon. More work will be commenced
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20
CARD OF THANKS

We shall never be able to repay the
many acts of kindness and words of
comfort from the numerous friends
who so willingly assisted us in the
hour of our great sorrow. But we take
this way Of acknowledging the many
acts of kind assistance shown us, and
of expressing our appreciation of the
generous tributes of love and respect
shown our loving and departed wife,
daughter and sister. 13-1d-1w
-.~. John A.. Johnson, .m
Mrs. J. E. Carlson and family
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20

Half journeys are wasted-but II
you take a course in the Mankato
Commercial College you will be pre-
pared to bring your journey to sue
cessful termination. We want to tell
You that about it and to send you our
ca talOg. Write for it today.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20
Always Have PERUNA

Mrs. L. A. Patterson, 1899 Kentucky
st., Memphis. Tennessee, writes:
n have been a friend Of Peruna
tor many years. I have used 1t OF
and on for catarrhal complaints and
found 1t a very excellent remedy.
I have a small family of children.
Times: are hard with US, but can
scarcely afford to do without Peru.
IA, especially during the season Of
ebe year when coughs and colds
are prevalent We always recon.
mend Peruna to our neighbors, for
the benefit it has been to u.s.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20

Every Wednesday AFTERNOON and
evening the Times.Record receives cor
respondence and other matter intend
ed for the Weekly Mmes-R Record. Wed
pesday .is too late, as the weekly b
printed Immediately after the nooa
hour each. Wednesday and ls in to
postofice before evening. Such mat
ter should reach this Office Tuesday
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20

FOR SALE-Pure bred white Holland
turkey Toms. S. N. Weinkauf, Cour-
tenay, N. D. 22-4wp
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16
Ell LUCIA" SUFRIO UN ACCT
DENTE.

EERACRUZ, Mario EN- las pr
mcras horas dc la madrugada del do
mingo, comenzo Il soplar fortislmo
nortc. anunciado dcsdc Galveston a
este Puerto. Este norte alcanz6 una
vclocidad terrible y ha ocasionado al
gunas dcsgracias, tanto en- el mar,
como Ell terra.
Fl Pailebot Lucia" de la matricu-
la de Tuxpan y que habia zarpado
rumbo al puerto, naufrag6 y Sc VIC
obligaio a cncallar en- un punto Ger
cano d Boca del Rio, dcsde donde Sc
dirigicron los n~aufragOs a este puer-
to, a caballO.
Sc hacen mil elogics del patron
del Lucia" Jose Chavez, asi como
de la tripulaci6n que trabajaron 10
indecible para que e. Pailcbot no SC
fuera a piqle.
En- la ciudad, el viento h~uracanado
derrumb6 una casa en- la avenida de
la Libertad. FL propietario de Ia casa
SC salv6 milagrosamente. no asi los
mueblcs, que quedaroA todos destrul-
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16
MURIO UN PROMINENTE QUA
NAJUATENSE.

GUANAJUATO, Mario 9.-Victi-
ma de violenta enfermedad, falleci6
anoche, en- ell senior %ingeniero Francis
co Reynoso, padre del senior ingenie
70 del mismo nombre y apcllido y
candidate al pr6ximo CongreSo Cons
titucional, como diputado propieta-
rio, por este distrito ]electoral.
Ell finado fue durante muchos amos
catcdratico del Colcgio del Estado, y
gozaba de l. estimation de todas las
classes sociales dc esta ciudad; por 10
cual este planted hallase de luto,
rindiendo homemade al desaparecido.
La familia del desaparecido ha
rccibido mlchas muestras de condo
lencia, habiendose efectuado los fu-
ncrales ell dia de hoy.
El sepelio cstuvo concurridisimo.
Los cstudiantes Y catedraticos del
Colegio del Estado ,asi como hume
s representatives de Ia sociedad Y
del pueblo guanajuatensc, accompanied
ron cl cadaver del finado hasta e!
Pante0n Municipal, en- dondc fue in
humado.
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Is muy intense Ell now.
mjsDto rebeIde en- Ia
region lagunera
POR TAI MOTIVO Sc ACENTUA
LA EMIGRACION DE SUS PO-
BLADORES HACIA LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS
Sigue la INDIGESTION en- cuanto al re
sultado de las elecciones en-
Piedras Negras.

correspondence Especial para Ia PRENst
EAGLE PASS, Mario 14.-Perso-
mas llegadas ultimamente de Ia CO.
marca iagunera ,en Ell Estado de Du-
-ango, afirman que Ell movimiento
revolucionario es cada dia mas inten
so en- Ia region Y que Ia poquislma
3Ierza carrancista que guarnece las
plazas. no pucde o no quiere salir
fuera de las poblaciones a batir a las
muchas partidas qIe deSde hace me-
ses merodean por las ramcher;as.
Al presente, solo viven en- aquella
comarca. antes tan ~prospera. los que
de clio tienen necesidad lmperios2,
pues que toda familia que puedc
abandonarIa, emigra al punto, 1iri-
giendose las mas, a Monterrey, Sal
tillo, Laredo, Piedras Negras Q hlg.e
Pass.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16
Qued6 demostrada en- Gu
dad Juarez Ia pureza de
las eIeccioRes
Ell JEFE DE LAS ARMAS DUO
QUE DECLARARIA WILLIS
TAS A LOS QUE NO VOTA-
RAN POR CARRANZA.
I'm borracho fue fusilado en- la ciu-
dad fronteriza Por gritar
viva Villa"


correspondence Especial para La pRENSA
Ell PASO. Texas, Mario 13.-Una
demonstration de que en- las eleccioncS
recienteS verificadas CIR Ia RepubIica
Mexicana hubc la "maS complete IL
5ertad"-segGn Sc decia en- los men
safes de la Prensa .Asociada-es cl
hecho one sc cita en- la vecina Gu
dad Juarez de que ell sabado, o sea
la vispera del dia de Ia votaci6n, sc
mando fijar una proclama en- los
principales paraies pGblicos, en- la
cual cl jcfe de las ordenaba
que fueron considerados como Willis
tas todos aQuellos que no dieran su
vote en- favor de Carranza.
En- Ia mcncionada proclama Sc a
gregaba que todos los ~sospechosos
de vilismo se"ian en- cl acto pasados
DOR las armas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16
DISPOSICIONES BENEFICAS PA
RA LOS OBREROS DE SONORA

HERMOSILLO, Barzo 9.-Con OBJ
icto dc bcneficiar a los mincros po-
bres .el Gobcrnador del Estado aca-
ba de ordenar que los mineros de Ca
nanca tengan una oficina de ensayc
para analizar u minerales, evitan-
do aSi que sean eXplotados como an
ties 10 cran, hacienda que bajaran no
tablcmentc las leyes de sus rcmesas.
Los mincros en- pequcna escala scran
los prcfcridos en- csta o%ficina. sin
p~criuicio de atcnder Il los trabajos
del publico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16
Como
'Mandar
Dinero
A Mexico

Con mucha frecuencia reCibiulOS
cartaS en- las que Sc nos prcgurt.i
la abSolutamcnte Segura
' mas rapida para enviar dincro 4
distintaS plazas dc Ia Rcpubllca
MeHicana. asi corio el modo mas
efiraz para traer dlnero dc aquei
pals. En- Seguida tcucmOS e. CuStO
dc Oar I'm informe = nuestroS ellen
ties, ell cue 10 dudamos resuItarA
en- provecho de todoS.
Existe un medic muy rapldo, ell
caz V absolutamente SECURE para
enviar dinero a Cualquler cIudaU dc
ia Republica NeXlcana, el que ORE
ce, entire otras muchaS. Ia ventaja
de que rs de TODD punto impossible
que los chenteS plerdan IN solo
centavo, pucS Que la casa CIrado-
IA toAla baJo 81 mas eStrIcta res
p~onsabIlidad todos los rlcSg0S. Y
Sc de OAR todOs los paSoS
neceSarics a fin de cvltar a Sus nu-
meroSos cllentes tcda Clase dc mo-
lestias. oerdldas ' dificultadcs.
Los pages Sc hacen en- todas las
pla.as de la citada R~epublica Me
xicana. DreciSamente en- pesos tucr
ties de plata mcXicana 0 en- none
das de orc naclonal, pudiendo ha-
Ger tambien situacioneS en- do!areS,
0 e dlnero americana, 81 el Glen
te asi 10 prefiere.
Al desear Situar dinero 4 cua!-
Guier parte de Ia Republca, bdS-
tara remitr Z Ia casa giradora dl-
nero americana, asi como el NOM
bre V direction complete de la per
soma I quien debe reaitlrSe CT
Mexico, Y Ia casa por condueto de
Sus agenteS Sc e~ncargara &c hacer
,lecar a manoS de los l~ntcresadcS
eli iinero que Sc ordene. sin que
Ia persona que 10 remite dc este
pals tenra que Wo~lestarSe Ell eS-
cribir. nj enviar lIbranzaS, pueS
gue Ia casa gIraiora Sc encarga
Ge TODD clio, Y ademas recogera IN
recibo de la persona a qulen sc lie
reniIte e. dinero, 81 que cnvlara CO.
mo c~omprobante 4 SuS ctientes.
Al recibir Ell dinero anlerIcano.
IA casa giradora cavIari al cliente
una carta de garantia. Ell Ia cue
c0nSta que 81 por cualquiera cir
curStaacia ell Gincro no fucrc ca-
tregado a ia persona GU c sc 9eslg-
ne en- Mexico. en- IN plazC cazola.
ole. Ia casa Sc comrrnmetc 4 de.
volver al girador Ia misma can't
rad de dinero americana cue rect
bio. sin cobrarle abSolutamente ma
da pur sus geStioneS
= In fecha asta casa ia sirua-
10 ell Mexico mas de treSClento>
nil pesos m~eXicanoS y ticnen e.
gusto de no haber recibido nj una
Sola reclamation.
Para remitir e. Gmero america
TO el modo mas SECURE 6 Sacar
IN giro postal o giro dc Express
2dgadarc a Ia orden de Ilayo's
Money Exchange o enviar los bile
ties en- carta Certificada debiendo
rotular Ell sobre como Sigue:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16
LINEA TELEFONICA EN- SONORA

HERMOSILLO, Sonora, Mario 5.
.-Adolfo de la Huerta, ACADIA de lnau
gurar cl scrvicio telef6nico que CO.
munica la ciudad de Hcrmosillo con
Ia p~oblaci6n de Sahuaripa.
En- dias pasados, e. citado funcio-
mario estuvo cOminicandose por tc
lcf6no con la l~ejana p%oblaci6n de Te-
coripa .&provechando csc medic dc
COMMUNICATION para tratar con el Sc
nor Rochin, telcgrafistl del punto cl-
taGo. 10 rcfercnte 4 Ia termination
de la Inca tclefonica construlad en-
tire Tecoripa Y ~Sahuaripa.
A. de haber algunas imperfec
clones de poca importancia en- la
installation, ell senior G~obernador no
pudo comunicarse directamente con
ell distrito de Sahuaripa; pero proba-
blemente hoy 10 hara,
La G Inca telef6nica ha que
dado desde luego al servicio del Go
bierno Y del publico, e~strechandose
de esta amer las relaciones entire
Hermosillo Y aquellas regiones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16
UN AGENTE DA MAS PRUEBAS
DE Ell ALMA CORDIAL

Sres- Por esta les dire que yo voy
alcanzando exito con 81 medicinal. va
he hecho varias curas desenganadas
que no hay ninguna duda.
Y ahora voy a ir a recomendarla
para otras parties. Noticienme 81 no
tendre peligro alguno 81 voy al ESta-
do de Nuevo Mexico a venderla. 81
ustedes tienen algun conocimiento de
las leyes de Nuevo Mexico denme de
,bida informaci6n.-J. T. Bernal.
; Este ACADIA de remachar el clavo-
;Pero 81 todavia lie queda duda al que
haya ;eido este testimonio. que escri-
ba a MILLER CO, Station A, Box
80. San Antonio, Texas, ' elloS lie
daran amplios informes sobre esta
maravillosa medicinal. Vale In pc
so Ia GAIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16
La election indecisa.

Despues de una campala polite"
en- Ia cual los candidates sc han di-
cho. desde Ia tribuna, desde 81 perlo
dico, desde las hoj&< sueltas firmadas
' dcsde los anonimos, las injurias
mas soeceS Y mas hur3as que hayan
5ido impreSas jamas, no Sc saoe toda-
via quicn gano IL elecci,n por dipI
taLos en- el DiStrito de Rio Grande.