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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-20

Ter and Mr.. Chandler and other rel
ativcs.
Thomas Chandler and Miss Flor
ence Clancy surprised their friends
on the eighth of September by going
to Nevada and getting married. They
returned to their home which Mr..
Chandler had prepared for his bride
Mr.. Keeton is making some fine
molasses.
Between a two and three inch rain
visited Our vicinity Wednesday night
Claud Berry finished cutting IS
acres of broom corn last week.
Albert Linendoll hauled wheat to
Butler Friday and Saturday for Tom
Chandler Jim Clark, wife and
daughter, Miss Lois, attended the
funeral of their little granddaughter
and niece, the little daughter of Bob
Henderson and wife OF Rich Hill
Sunday. The funeral services were
at the home at 10 o'clock and inter
met was made at Butler in Oak Hill
cemetery.
Perry Osborne and family, BUD
Berry and family. Tom Chandler and
wife and Mr. Osborne of Butler Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs, Chandler and
Mrs. SmN Sunday.
Jack Skaggs and family visited
Sunday at Mr.. Stoll's.
Miss Cecil Wright is teaching the
Nyhart school.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCoughey,, Carl
McCoughey and wife, Miss Halle
and Herschel McCout hey of Butler,
and Mrs. Crawford and little daugh-
ter OF Kansas City spent Sunday at
Brick McCoughey's.
Miss Amy Eggleson and brother,
Norman, Mable Sellers, Lily Stoll,
Grace and Ruby Berry and brother,
Ralph and Frank. motored to Nevada
Sunday to see the soldier boys at
Camp Clark.
Mrs. Lizzie Blunt OF Butler visited
over Sunday with her brother, John
McKissick and family.
Harry Vandyke and family of But
Ter and Milt Reeves and wife spent
Sunday at Mrs. Reeves near Amster-
dam. They went in Mr.. Vandyke' S
car.
Mrs. Nettie London and little
daughter. of Butler. visited over Sum
day at Mrs. ]. L. Streins.
Rev. Keele preached at New Hope
Sunday and Sunday night.
Charley Simmons threshed for Mr..
Harland the first of the week.
COR.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-20
Nails for Sweden Bore Lead

New York, Sept. A-Accidental
discovery that wire nails in a con-
signment for Sweden were covered
with lead gaps caused the custom a,i-
thorities today to hold up shipment
of three hundred cases Of the nails.
1t was said there was enough lead ON
each nail for the manufacture Of q
rifle bullet, and that the application
for shipping license contained no
mention Of the lead.
The investigators will seek to de-
termine whethsf the lead was placed
on the nails . I srbterfuge g get
needed var niatesial 40 Germsa3s or
wketiier II Was there for se'me aeeit-
innate purpose The lad caps Afesee-
scsibed q. lifting loosely and easily
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Lafayette Goodrich has gone to
Oklahoma to try his fortune. Luck
to you.
Mr.. Hays is quite sick with typhoid
fever at present.
John Shantz had the misfortune to
lose their baby quite suddenly last
Thursday evening.
Mr. c. c. Claunch, who has been
poorly for long time. was able to
go to John Johnson's last Sunday.
We are glad to see him able to go to
see his neighbors once more.
Mr.. Ora Grandstaff, wife and lit
tie daughter took dinner with Geo
Moles and wife last Sunday.
Mr.. Fair and wife visited with X.
c. Buckles and wife last Sunday.
Health is baling hay for Geo.
Moles.
Bert Highley and wife, Chas.
Martz and Irene Greenwood were
baptized at the Beckam pool last
Sunday.
Johnnie Johnson's relatives from
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WHEAT ON FARMS NOT TO BE
SEIZED
Food Administrator Denies Rumor
That Grain is to be Requisi-
toned.

Washington, Sept. 15.-Reports
that the government is contemplate
ing requsitioning wheat on the farms
to keep flour mills going were denied
last night by Herbert Hoover, the
food administrator. Mills generally,
Mr. Hoover said. are running on full
time although some are handicapped
by shortage of grain.
Food administration officials ex-
pect wheat to begin to move freely
within short time. Except in linz
tied areas where anti-war and pro-
German propaganda is carried on,
there has been no disposition by far
mers, Mr. Hoover said. to withhold
wheat from the market. Withhold
ing, it is declared, will have no effect
on prices the government will main
tain in its purchases.
Wheat stocks ran shorter this year
than in any period time. At the time
the new crop began to come on the
market there was scarcely any wheat
in the country. If shipments to the
European neutrals had not been
stopped, it is said, the shortage would
have forced some mills to close.
Reports of the food administration
indicate a greatly enlarged sowing of
winter wheat this fall. Farmers arc
so busy planting in some regions
they have not had time, it is declared,
to take their wheat to market.
The food administration authorized
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Kansas visited with them over Sum
day.
Miss Lizzie Peters and Mrs. John
Nigley were Butler shoppers last
Monday.
John Nigfcy separator tte-h+s
threshing machine burned last Tues
day evening.
Myrtle Goodrich OF the Culver
neighborhood visited her sister, Mrs.
R. c. Buckles.
Gladys Greenwood is working i'll
Adrian for Mr.. Pulliam.
Goldie and Evern Whitehead visit
ed home folks over Sunday.
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Fair Mount News

silo filling is the order Of The day
in Fair Mount
Mr. and Mrs. John Marquardt Wis
tied with their daughter, Mrs. Nick
Rapp and family fast Tuesday,.
Mrs. Louisa Fischer spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Joe
Fleischer.
Some of the neighbors mptored to
Nevada last week to see the soldiers.
Mrs August. Bohm called on Mrs.
John Marquardt last Friday.
Mrs. Lester Preston and little
daughter, Alice, spent last Friday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
lob Holliger and family.
John Yoss and family called at the
home of Johnnie Marquardt Thursday
night.
A bunch of young folks motored to
Henry Fleischers' Sunday afternoon
to eat watermelons.
Joe Fleischer and family enter
tanned at dinner Sunday the follow
ing relatives in honor of the christel1-
ing OF their little baby boy. Otto
Lewis. Rev. Heinke, Albert Fischer,
Carl Bracher, Lewis Fleischer and
Grandma Fischer
Frank Davis and family called at
the home of Joe Baur and family
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John and Theo. Marquardt
were Appleton City visitors last
Wednesday.
Alfred, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Rapp, while playing, very
seriously cut two of his fingers last
Friday. He was taken to DR.. Rev
nolds who sewcd it tip with tive
stitches. The little fellow is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Theo eMarquardt and Mrs.
Charley Fix made business trip +"
Schell City Monday.
Mrs. Henry Fleischer and Mrs.
William Bolte helped Mrs. Lewis
Fleischer cook for threshers Monday
and Tuesday.
The following visited Sunday with
Nick Rapp and family: c. NJ, Frank
and Martin Rapp; John, Theo and
John, jr.. Marquardt and their fam
lies: Clarence Solder and Clara and
Albert Lindenman.
Mrs. viii Eddy happened to quite
serious accident one day last week
while doing some canning. She
turned the top off of fruit jar and
cut her hand badly. Hilda Rapp IS
working for her.
Mrs. Ed Montgomery and sister,
Lizzie, spent Monday with their
mother. Mrs. Frank Fix, and family.
Walter Bracher called at the home
OF c. M. Rapp Sunday evening. .
Fred Schmidt and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Fix, Will and Anna
Schmidt spent Sunday with Mrs.
York and family at Rich Hill.
PRISCILLA.
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The people Of this section will well
come the news that wonderful little
Katherine Stinson, twenty-year-Old
loop-the-loop girl flyer. Is coming back
to the Missouri State Fair at Sedalia
on auto race and aviation day, Satur-
day, September 10Th. Since her amas-
ing loop-the-loop and upside down
flights at the fair Last year Miss Stin-
son has made triumphant tour OF the
Orient, thrilling over 1000, 900 specta-
tors. She WAS decorated BY the EN-
peroe Of Japan and the PreGident Of
China. she MIN received - Dpdals
from vAriouH dties and INSTITUTIONS.
shs y shovn above hoping IL 1ooD
ovef tie fAmou1 Osaka Arch n 3aan.
uatng smoke pots on her machine Bhe
uln rake two flights. apDeering Alv
~ z = q ,;sss q
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North New Home.

Mrs. Smith. OF Hutchinson. kas., is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Chand-
Ter and Mr.. Chandler and other rel
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-20
Rolling Stones.

Lafayette Goodrich has gone to
Oklahoma to try his fortune. Luck
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-20

a statement tonight that had in any
instance given permission for food
manufacturers to claim their products
have been given the approval of the
administration. On the contrary, it
was said, manufacturers guilty of the
practice will be served, with injunc-
ton unless it is stopped.
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Rambler Takes a Short Vacation.

Wednesday we pencil manipuator
wife and daughter, Elizabeth, board
ed the north bound train and headed
towards Topeka Free State Fair,
where Thursday we spent one of the
busy days seeing the fine exhibits
and also helping to make the crowd
of seventy odd thousand visitors to
the Sunflower State Fair. We also
met lot of friends who landed Il
few jobs on several big sales to be
held this fall and winter.
The called meeting of Mulberry
Farmers Club Saturday night
brought out quite a few. The speak
er, Mr.. A. c. Roster, was late, but
the time before, he arrived was taken
Up in business and short talks by =.
E. Booi, Frank Hennon, w. E. Cald-
we'll, Howard A. Ellis and Harlan
Porter on the county meeting and a
county agent. but after Mr.. Roster
did arrive the meeting was turned
over to him and he gave very in
teresting talk and will no doubt get
the boys in Homer lined up.
/ Fred c. Ewbank and family were
visitors at the H. J. Mayer home
Sunday: ;.
Messfs. John and Ekke Taute lett
the first Of the week for Golden, ILL.,,
to attend the celebration of the gold
en- wedding of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Taute. ..
l. B. Hazen sold his farm to a Mr.:
Carpenter from Kansas.
Mrs. Luke c. Booi visited with rel
atives at Parker, Kansas, the latter
part of the week.
RAMBLER. /,
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Los oxfraljeroS GEG1jgQS
ssd1 IegjsfIad0s

WASHINGTON. No"icmh.y Il
Ncdi5as cHarG;cas van = ser toma-
das por cl gobierno para climinar Ia
ameraza Del cspionajc y IA propa-
ganda dc los rnemigos de los Estados
Unidos.
s" cSpcra que muy pr0nto cNpcdi-
ri cl Pvesidentc Wilson una procla-
ma por Ia cIal disponga que todos
los cxtran icros caemigoS cue radi-
qucr - e. pals, deben ser regigtra'
dos por cl gob;crnV y que tai paso
- dara con 81 ohjcto dc cvitar que
los espias pucdan cruGar cl pais eli
todas dlrccciones cUmp,icndo con su
ob:a periodical para los ~iutcrescs
&c los Estadcs Unidos.
I'll Procurador General pyeScnto
Z Procurador General Gregory pre-
scnto aver 4 Ia consideration dc. pre-
5idcnlc Wilson, durantc cl console de
ministries ce,cbrado. un proyecto re-
I..;,. al r.o;.r, lo L. ,
"'',o 1,s''i' " Tvs ,N''"''.!o
~ '~"''"' wa ID '"Iu'D-
-"0r"'" P'' l. ''a" 0''''"" ran
''"
III aohleh'o c'hS'Hefaoie qUr Ia
habiGo ul;imamentc ell los dcSastrcs
oc~"'io'2'oS PPr 'hc>ildIos cue Sc con
S'-''" "''' u '0s 'S''"" She"''SoS'
: INS liiOiiNS> uC IuC lpS itOptSaG'
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Zimmerman DID los diez
niIIOHes a BoIo Pasha
Sensaci0naIeS GesCubrimientos
en- Ct proceso Dc! famosO
espia teut6n

PARIS, Noviembre lt.-Al gran
acopio de pruebas r~elacicnadas con
las investigaciones DC los detailes del
plan de compra del peri0dico parl-
sientc lie Journal" que Sc deScu-
brio al comprobarsc Ia a%cusaci0n
contra Bolo Pasha, haa gregado otra
el corresponsal del Giario lie Ma
tin" err Ia ~robIacijn Su!za de Schaa!
fhausen. u cual ha sido pubiicada
por dicho per;6dico hace pocos dias.
Tratase dc los dicz millones de
frances cue Arthur Schoel!er, MEM
bro de una firma de Zurich Que $.
dedica Z Ia indust:ia UeXti!, decia
haber adelantado : PierTo LenOir, in
di%iduo que trabai6 en el negocio de
ia ccnsura del gob.erno frances y
ahora sc halla en- IA carcel acusaco
&c sostercr negociac!ones Y tratos
con cl Cncmigo. Y cuya entrega sc
hah;a d:cho, tenia por objeto la COM
Dra DE- lie Journal"
Esos dicz milloncs no ~p-ovenian
de la fortuna personal de Schoeller.
nj de los negocios de este, scgIn e.
c~orresponsaI m~cneionado, quien asc-
gura poLcr comprobar cue ei origen
de csc dincro no tienc rclac;on con
Schoel!cr. porQuc las cGent&s nerso-
macs de csc, nj las dc los nego
clos Il cue esgi ~dedicadO, arcojan MN
guna huc;!a dc csc GesembOSo
Acrcea e. despacilo del correspon-
sal. que ia ~creencia general eH Zu-
rich acerca del a~sunto. IS que, en-
reoiidad, SchoeiIcr no fuc otra cosa
siao Il Intermediate del doctor Nj
ircdo Zimmerman cs amigo perSO
mai dc i; rami!ia SchoeI'er. D2Spa-
choS ant,rioreS a. quv Sc hacc rCfC-
r~encia. proccdcntc &c Zurirh. decian
que Schocllcr hahia confeSaJo que
Ell dincTo c~atrc%&do nor Il q Lcnoir,
cra DC oTi@cn alemaU : c$taba dcs-
rinado 4 ser Castado en- favorccer los
in:crcseS a~con0micos de- A!cn'aui&.
para Ia camraHa que c:ta Sc di@ronc
= cmnrcHIcr IN favor de- su conner
GO =" mlo&t" Gem" tc-mimc Ia rue
r'a.
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.No ill.,. "ricr 81 q mundo CUE
no .cra que q iu~o del inm0n es eI
Ye;o- inc. accident, para remover to-
DIS ~auel!as icsfiaaraciones que afec-
taa j n cympye>.ua; as como para
Car b,aEcu-a Z II pict : hacer rea-
rarever aque.ios colo-ss rosados que
de ruch5 tempo atras hab;an que
LaGo c~suordijos! Pero hay que yer
tarln-sn que {. iugo del limon solo
ID. 81 .aismo. Ell acido y Dor corse-
ryanc:a irritantc : dieho jugo debe-
~ dc m~eZcIarse con orchard white"
DE- l. nanera s~iguiantc. EXprima por
III ..eazo apropiado el jugo de dos
I.~.aes frascas : co!oquelo Ell una
basslla auc cortsnga tres cnLas de
orchard ~hi;e" sin dejar de- batlr-
Ia b.ea 81 l. mIsnla bCtei!a : por
medic dc este simple proccdlm!ento
: 4 un mismo custo POGO mas o me-
nos Dc 10 que ~c42!valdria iii pomo pc
fueAo de cold ream ordinario, OFTEN
dra I'd. vi crarto De pInta compile
10 dc Il crcma AIS bien re.omelda-
da para aa complexion. CueIc bien
e! jugo del lmon, para cyitar que sc
i~n,eoauzcan Il n hotcl!g las semi!las,
9aipa. etc, " .endra I'd, II loei7n
quo p4rmanezca fresca durante yarios
me=es. 81 es ap,..2ds diariamente 4
l. cara, cuello. tgazos y manos, esta
legion deberia sin duda ayudar mu-
cho ell banqucar, suayizar y HoIver
a = HicL ST color natural.
De au boticarIo, bieu pued. u.
~conseguir tres .onzas dc orchard
white" : cn su t1cnIa dc abarrotcs
10. !;u.gnss. (Advp
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Ell ASESINATo DEL. DR.. CHAPLIN.
Nienc dc ia 6s.)

81 Nina del Sol, coltienc entire
"iros les ~Si=4icatcs verses ~prof6Iicos,
cuya tra6Uccihn literal c. como 81
grC:
Ell toquc del .Angclus NJ rrcuerda
quo Sc ~aproHima cI a~tardeccr dc IL
ida. La mucrtc meBcvard rrraDGo
~" "~ncucutre. Ticmpo pasado. l,sv
4u" pagar - Jcuda. oh, Lu macytc
6 conc q "ca=o del Sol: ,ivim,s.
zero al poivo voIvcmos. Ap1ramox cj
iicor dc IL copa Ic Is VIVA; lucgo DC
= =niI y slln2 l=l &vI p.niente".
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Fue deComisada una
paItida de plata q
los C~arranclStaS
Ci6Bega de Flores Tue ata-
cada por una partida rebelde

LAREDO. Texas, Noviembre Is.
Personals respetab,es que llegaron
hoy aqui procedentes de Mexico, in
fornlan que ell Gobie,no de CarTanza'
despuGs de inauditos csfuerzos logso
en- dies pasado5 reunir ia cant!dad dc
cIatro mil.ones de dGlaYes de plat"
en- barras Y en- pesos m~eXlcaGos. ts-
t. cantidad fu6 enviada a la ciudad
de Nueva York con el objeto de que
Sc acunara Y re~acuHara, 10 que no
nado logra-se en- vista De que los re
presentantes en- aquel!a cirdad de
los Bancos de Londrcs Y Mexico Y
Nacional dc Mexico consiguieron que
81 Go5ierno Americana decomisara
Ia referida Suma de que sc trata.
Cuando Sc tuyo conocimiento en-
Europa de que ell Gobierno de Ca
rama iba a hacer esa remission L
Nucva York, NADIA Sc do Sojrc q
3articular; pero una ( los vaio.cs
en- Nucva York sc kicieron las ges-
tones ncceSarias hasta lograrse ia
denomination a que Sc refieren nues-
tros infcrmantes.
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DE AQUl Y DE iiLA.
(Vien2 dc la 3a. Pag)

Sc hizo primero Il conquista de
las amaS tic casa.
Miles dc sencras de cada ciu0aI
dc Estados Unidos estan W ell con
.niveEcia con 81 dictator dc where's,
para norman d sus fani.iareS II dla-
ria. alimentacion, por e! bien &c Ia
patria Y dc L. humanidad.
Los hombrcs quo no quIsleraH Sc
metersc Z esd amabic y ratElot1ca Il
ranis. tenian VI recu.&O: c2ila-sc l
In callc : conner eli uu restaurant.
Feru tambien en- los restaurants,
los mas c!cgante<, m los mas
caros. en- les mas s~untuoaos, So H.
ra Ia c:onomis dc Ios al;meutc@. G"c
la prudencia aconscia.
y los martes, son ea !os rcst@u-
rants dis sin carnc' " los "aler-
coles son iias sin pan.
La vigilia dc la gucrr9.
\ los glotnncS. u los ~"ecurmets.
Ia cosa la parecido NAL, Is I'LL pla-
Ger nue Sc les defrauda; pero Ia a:c-
dida rs algo mas t~rascendental dc %
que parccc, por cuanto que II" SOLO
Servira para el ahorro Le where's du-
rante Ia guerra. sino quc. muy blen
pucdc, 81 Ia guerra duTa, hacor una
humanidad que. d II Fe3 que Iugr.c
para cI iol0r-dcI cu3I II g0nticuda
Ina Iado :; siguc dando. 10 mas. gra"-
les csper.acuiog-sca sobrla. sgbrlG
CONG los g.icgus hlanccs y bcllos del
SiglY ic Orc. ,
i. MrZ4uLZ HLANlp.
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de requiem.

Il Gia i del actual s. ~ceIcbrar;l
en- Ia Pro Cathedral dc san Agustin
dc cst4 c.lIad una misa dc requiem
~ memorial de Ia %cnora Virginia
Gonzalez dc Martinez, dIstinsvida
DANA rcgiomontana y hermana dc
nucstro hucn amigo ID. Lorenzo del
@rolio apcllido.
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8i.vl M GRATIFiGAGlUS i qatcll d, u
rorimrS del paradrro &c III sra. IUa2nl
NunGZ. tie * HfipS de cddJ: color nlGIr-
no Ip"riadp, "Ios rcuCntos, pelD ching
I'm aiiO ru4ir0 meseS viviG On ca!ic n.
u. rel Liann. IN Monterrey, n. H., picj-
Drsc I Bonita : GJsera i'In0z, SAN BENt-
~. TEXNS. utig;
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IlCcr1.

j! rancho de- Sauz. pfOpiedad del
Dr.. Canuto Barrera, situado . cG"-
renta : ciuco milIas dc csta ciudaa.
c! s;:hadc en- Il tardc Sc fue-on &c
caccr;a los seiores Luz Sinchcz,
Carlos Salinas y Jacobo CavaZos. re
grc9ando i esla ciudad cl luncS Ga
IN manana.
En- la cxpedicion cinegatica co
braron I'M venado, TN jabali dos CO
votes : IN cato mOnteS.
FL CORRESPQNSAL.
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NESEO correspondence con sra. o StIie.
'bletJ mdtrlmonlo tenso "a allos. so! s6l-
zero " 'rabajador = no .tcHgo VICES. h
7'nresada dehera ifnef ne " q % anns.
n%lrrirse q Jose Soto, Boz iG5 GRErtfl,
C0Lu. 49, zHiik \
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.PESOUISAS-

, FLSQOtSfS-
ST ia PERDlDo IN bogre con riI,la
cl lunrs 4 las :, de la npelfc en- Ia plaza
DEF zac6tr. rrente q las Iedagas dc, ftuia
eli 10 caltr dc CnIilcrcio. FL eslie AeS no
il J iI-uc Qucbrada una !bara. L. :>inrSa
tas, iieue una c0rtada y,nIie Ia nafiz SO!
ricrro e. una C. grantt ~qIe iieiir .tn-a
ccntro Una MR.. ST. dartrit sSS5.D9 3 Ia. pei
soma qur de inr0rnies %.clrr;ps dtIi!.tniosD
i Luis o. JesIls .Negrcte, cargo IA PREM
SA. ~. -; -r.5 .lttaj.
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Sc Desc! Saber 81 dDnlictlio de las Sras.
MaSda!cnl SinCic1 y Natividad MurEo,
oristnarlas De- Durango, que Sc Sabe. resi-
den Ca san .iI;oniG. Diriiirsr los, infor-
ines q .iiIldo Sanchez cargo Ia PREM
SA. .ulisj.
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COMpRO muquina de, coScr singer, dc
scgunta manO. Que sea barat1. Inferrnan
~ Haiu Avenue. (fffTJ.
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TAQulGRAFh factlitaSe aprendiz3ie rapido
SOC. lccci0a.-EScritura maQuin3 gratis.
-Sc0rlta ID leccioncS lneles nocf,es.-Se
iRyitan SciToritaS-Jfggills-32 Hicks Bldg.
f3fnl..
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Cusnde ncce$itc libros en- cspanol
Jirijasc = ignacir L. ~LoIanr.-ilS
\. Sta. Rosa Ave San Nutnui", T,x.
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Fae atacada Cienega dc Flores,
Nue-o Leon.

Noticias lIegadas de Ia ciud2i tie
Monterrey hacen sahcr en este pu"
clio uuc scis ho!nbres, nj ManGU &c
IN Official, a;acaron en- dias pasadoS
Ia pcqucha villa de Cicnega dc Flo
res. cuya guarnici0n, en- redlcldo nt'-
nero. abandon6 Ia plaza suponic"d2
mas roderoso al cncmigo. la plaza
fuC tonada por los a~saltantes. que
ac: cxigieron Ia suma dc Qpinicutos
Ie<os a Ia cspcSa dc un coronci CO
yrancista dc apeilido Chapa, suma
luc desic lueGo les fuG c~ntregadn.
Pocos dias dcspueS dc este asa!to
81, fv2aron trccc presses De ii Pc
A:tenciaria dc Monterrey. los quo -
sniaror q Ia pequeHa partiGa dc cue
% tr2:a. la ~iaH.o5 todoa, 80 rcrn!r-
on N IN pun,o iiamado IL Pu"ta G,!
ZERO. &c dcnJc p&r;i-:on Z enEro-
sar las filaS quc maria q general
Juan Andrew .Almaz;iu. ce-ca Il" Los
A'damas, de! rismo E.s.ado 10 Nuc
% Leon.
Los trccc presses licvaban como
j,fe Il uu senior Dc arc.!ido McrcloE.
4lc 10 sc SADIE 81 cs fedora. o 10.
e ascgura QUO uno de los fugitivoS
:ut aprehcndiLo = remitido = Mon
.errcy hajo scgura custodia.
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MATRiAIONIALES

ABAlLERo MEXICANO. etgana cuau, re.
tente seiS ailos en- EsIados Unidos. esta.
leCtdo y % regular perspective. solici-
rCaul (nacida Y educcda en-. MeXicol, ma
Dr de ve!Ite amos, busI caracter, Que
able airo tie ileles J tOque piano. Se-
:iedad absolute. pues 81 ocurre . este nie-
fiO eS no tcniendo q rmpo socialmenie y
ices uniones,-P. o. Box 3a.-San Antonio.
aNaS. ~. = niidI
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DyVERSOS-

LlMPlO y RENuErO sombreros, todas cls-
>cS. lteCibo matertales dircctamente de Ia
rabrica para sombreros STETsuN. Yea.
,nc. C. Sweetser, Sombrero, la6 W. Hour
N 81. t-1l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15

aNTEOJ0S ET AbuNOS-a Ls eompaffa
Cramer-sis Hicks B%uilding--p. Arturo
Cramer, ecuiis;a-upuco, Pres, 81 la yisil
de Va. comienza a csnsarse 81 I'd. uene
dolores de caheza. no Sc espern hasta que
sea demaSIado tar6c. EIameD Cratic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15

500 DE- GRATiTiCAtIoH. a ,uuleu dc in
r9rmrS DC hi iiija, i'rancisea Ruiz Her
nanGCL y dc su e$pesO EaristO Morcao.
I'm los liltiInns dins &C Seh!ie.iIrc ella
"i,ia roRuugD Oh Houston, d1nGc Ia dele
cqs1io sail para Rasenburg. DiriIirSc q
Petra RUIZ iltGnandcz, san ANTONIO, tt
MAS. .-Gi!9.)
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DESEO SABEIt el paradero de mi ne,iuans
LuciO 0brrrnn, dc 81 alos dc edad, casa
da con ci CT. Miguel Martinez. 'Tuye In
tornes dc que esiaba en- Houston, Texas.
s.! cSpOso cS icrDslero J tlcnen 1 hilo5.
lilCc ) mcSrS cSiaba en- san Antonio,
Texas, Y sali0 con runbo 4 Corpus
Christi. Graiiricare con $500 a Ia perso.
ma que dirija informes c!3rtos q Iran
0breGon, tai Guadalupe ST., san Antonio,
Texas. dis. q.
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BI5LIOTECA MUSTRADA PARA
.SISOS

& 50 cenuIvus cada TOno)-
Ayensc-as Teisi-so L~satejilla-
II MuHdo &c 10 PeqUs4o.
II Eacanto de los N2os.
Iisica al Aica2ce de los NiIos.
Historic de las SociedaGes
Humans.
las Narayi uas le. CisIo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-15

81 NECESITA express para que lleve sur
peIaCas a Is esiaci5n o Gamble sus niue.
bles hablele a Rosales. Telefono Crockett
s75i y Travis IT'S.
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pagando ei meJor precio por NUE.
CES. visllenos I'd, o mandenos muesrras
j. NJ. and 6. Marroquin, 4O6 Doloross 81
san Antonio, Texas.
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DESED saier 81 paradcsO: dc los niiios VIC
torianJ Navarro, de : amos. JesiiS Navarro.
dc ; ailoS, y de. la sra. angela Moreno,
Otiginarios ;odos de Silao, GuaHajuato. Me-
XlcO. DirIjirsc a4lnoccncio Navarro. at5
Brandlfor,c ST.. VALLEJO, CAL. UieS)