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The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-12-06
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1e17
XMAS PACKETS
 FOR SOLDlEFS 5

Following is a list of fontribu- tors to the Red Cross fund for Christmas presents for soldiers;
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-12-06

dad, but the ambitious archduke aud hlS more ambitious vile stood In vour way. It was then that l sowed the seed in your heart that b,ossomed into the assassination of the duke and his wife, and all hell smiled when It saw how clever ly you saddled the crime on to Servia. 1 saw YOU set sails for the fjords of Norway and l knew you would prove an alibi. How cleHerlv done, so much like your noble grandfather, who also se- cured an assassin to remove old King Frederick of Denmark. and later robbed that country of two provinces that gave Germany an opportunity to become a naval power. Murder is dirty work. but ii takes a Hohen .ollern to
 make a way and get by.
 Your opportunity was at hand; yon set the world on file and bells of hell We're ringing; your rape on Belgium caused much joy, it was the beginning of the foundation of q perfect he'll on earth, the des- tructon of noble cathedrals and other infinite works of art was hailed with joy in the internal re- sions. You made war on friends and foe alike and the nurder of civilians showed my teaching had borne fruit. Your ten dency toward neutral nations hastened a universal upheaval, the thing 1 most desired. Your under sea warfare is master stroke from the smallest mackerel pot to the great Lusitania you showed no favorites ! Is war lord you stand supreme for you have no mercy: you have no consideration for the baby clinging to its mother breast as they both go down to- gether, only to be torn apart ani liesurely devoured by sharks down among the corals.
 1 have strolled over the battle fields of Belgium and France. l have seen your hand of destruction evervWhere; it's all vour work, super-fiend that 1 made you. 1 have seen the fields of Poland: now a wilderness fit for prowlihg beasts only; no merry children in Poland now; they all succumbed to frost and starvation Il drited down into Galicia wi!ere formerly Jews and Gentiles lived happily together; l found but ruins and ashes; l felt curious pride in my pupil for it was all above my ex- pectation. 1 was in Belgium when you drove the peaceful popu- lation before you like cattle into slavery, you separated man and wife and forced them to hard labor in the trenches. 1 have seen the most flendish rape committed on young women and those who were forced into maternity were cursing the father of their offspring and l began to doubt if my own inferno was really up-to date.
 You have taken millions of dol lars from innocent victims and called it indemnity; you have lived fat on the land you usurped and sent the real owners away to star vation. You have strayed away from all legalized war methods and introduced a code of your own. You have killed and robbed the people of friendly nations and des- troyed their property. You are a liar, hypocrite aud buffer of the highest magnitude. You are a part of mine and yet you pose as personal friend of God. An, Wilhelm, you are a wonder. You wan only destroy all things in your path and leave nothing for coming
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-07
House For RENT-Apply to H.
A. Schenfelben, at Evangelical
Insurance Office.
Local and Personal Paragraphs


LosT-on Main street 2 B~rasiers.
Please leave at Heral-Advance office.
Miss Edna Forsyth made a visit
to Moorhead. Mimi, and spent the
thanksgiving vacation with relat-
ives in that city.
Rev. A. E. Buriff went up to
Sisseton Wednesday to officiate as
judge in a high school debate at
that place.
The residence of Jas. Black in
Big Stone City was totally de-
stroyed by fire Wednesday after
noon, but little Of the contents
being saved. Partial insurance.
Jno. A. Munroe Of Wilmot, was
a Milbank visitor between trains
Wednesday while on a business
trip to the cities.
Mrs. S. E. Peterson, Of Great
Falls, Montana, who had been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. F. A. Lind
quist and her mother at this place,
returned home the first Of the week.
Miss Anna Hanson, a young lady
from Sisseton, who spent several
hours with the Morrill, family one
day last week, went up to White
Rock later tos visit friends be-
fore returning home.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-07
Stockholm

Miss Esther Scott OF Fletcher this
state is visiting with her sister Mrs.
Q. NJ. Lundy and family.
Miss Julia Hedman is home from
Watertown to spend a few days with
her home folks.
The Misses Mary and Mile Eclov
left for Minneapolis last Friday
wherr they expect To spend the winter.
Mr.. Arnold Burg of La Bolt spent
Thanksgiving At his home here.
Mrs. {. f. Aronson spent a couple
OF days in Watertown visiting the
Holt family. Mrs. Holt accompanied
her TO Stockholm on Saturday t. visit
relatives over Sunday.
Miss Hulda Berg spent thanksgiv.
ing ~ the Wemmering home near
Goodwin.
Mr.. c. A. Hallberg and sons Victor
and Lester and Mr.. Emil Johnson
made = business trip to Ortonville
last Friday.
Mr.. Vencil Eclov came home from
the southern part Of the state last
Thursday morning and left on Fri
day evening for Watertown where he
expects to stay some time.
A pleasant surprise was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G. Hedman last
Saturday evening The occasion be-
ing the tenth wedding anniversary.
A large number of friends gathered.
Talks we're given by Reverands. John.
son and Aiberts of Stockholm and
Anderson Of ~Strandburg gave talks.
A handsome gift of money was given
Mr.. and Mrs. Hedman. The ladies
served a delicious lunch after which
every one went home all voting it u
J very social evening.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-07
Corona

Xmas goods of all kinds at Corona
this year.
Mrs. Howe returned to her home at
Minneapolis after a weeks visit with
her son George Leib and family.
Mrs. II. Benting and Mrs. Fl.
Buttke returned from Fort Riley,
Kansas, where they have been visit
! log their sons Sam and Henry Bent
ing and other soldier boys. They re-
port the boys doing nicely and fine
weather down there.
Will Chellis autoed down from
Peever Friday, returning Sunday.
The Red Cross met with Mrs Geo.
White Wednesday.
Galen Schumacher was a Wilmot
caller Tuesday evening.
L. Hills shipped a Of stock to
st. Paul Tuesday.
Carl Schultz and A. Fenhaus went
to Sisseton Tuesday. TO act as Jurors,
Mrs. Chas. Ferber and daughter
returned from Minneapolis Friday
evening, after a two weeks visit with
a sister, Mrs. John Ehrle.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wiilett q
boy, Wednesday Dec. 5. Every one
doing nicely.
The third number of the Lyceum
course, the Ruth Runner Concert Co.
was very good, but poorly attended.
Let's turn out TO the next number.
Mrs. s.. E.. Loveland returned
Tuesday from q two months visit
with relatives at Albany, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Benedict and Mr..
and Mrs. Enffer Benedict Ed. Phaelen
al d family and Geo. Leibenstein and
, family we're guests at the Fay Taylor
home here, thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Belgium re
turned from Wilmot Sunday where
they have been for the past two weeks
caring for Mr.. Belgiums mother.
Mr.. Loyeland is suffering from an
attack OF lumbago this week.
Mrs. Will Teitjen was a Sisseton
caller Saturday.
A number OF young people from
here attended the dance at Wilmot
Friday evening.
The Red Gross net with Mrs. Leib
Monday evening and with Mrs. Geo.
White Wednesday afternoon.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-07
FOR SALE.-Full- blood, Bour-
bon Red Turkeys.
Mrs. Otto Hauer.
Z. F. D. 3, Milbank
Summit

A quiet wedding took place at the
Lutheran church Wednesday evening
Novem Der - when Miss Ruth Briggs
and Robert Anderson we're married.
They will take up their residence in
Marvin where the groom is engaged
in business THEIR many friends
wish them many happy years OF we'd
ded life.
Word received from Ben Raymond
states he was on his way to 60 aboard
the new battleship Maine as fireman.
Levi Poor and Andy Midje are
among those from here who volun-
teered this week in Uncle Sans"
service.
Mrs. Burt Fuller q resident Of Sum
NIT in the early days, is spending the
week here with old friends. The Full
lers are o located in the newspaper
business and millinery business. As
miles from Terry, Montana.
Andy %Jorgenson left Saturday even
ing for the aviation training school
at berkeley, California.
Frank Tenney, jr., was over from
South Shore sunday with the Saxon
car, he recently purchased.
The Schad family spent thanksgiv.
ing at Koslyn with Jake Schad ir.,
and wife
Mrs. Pete Young of Blooming Val
ley died suddenly and vas buried
Monday. We were unable TO learn
particulars.
Miss Annie Warness, who has been
attending high school here was taken
i'll last week and Friday was taken to
the Watertown nos pital for an opera.
ton for appendicitis. She is still in
a serious condition, but a little on
the gain.
G.. r. Tenney and family and Oliver
Tenney OF Watertown spent thanks
giving at the B. +. Wilson home.
The Fred Williams family Of Mil
bank spent thanksgiving here with
Mrs. D. A. Williams.
The "Bill' Steele family were over
from Watertown and spent a few days
at the Solberg and Strike homes.
Ray Lee, formerly Of Summit. now
in Uncle Sans service. with his wife,
visited relatives here this week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-07
How ! Woman Got 4 Pumpkin.

How q Woman Got 4 Pumpkin.
She IL q dainty little madam, relates
the Indianapolis News, and does not
look as II she could lift more than
ten or fifteen pounds. When she &C.
companied her husband to the country
recently and saw a field dotted with
pumpkins she said:
Lets stop here and buy q pumpkin
for pies"
Pumpkins seemed to be q drug with
the farmer, and he told the little
madam:
III you climb that fence" pointing
to the deld, you can have the biggest
pumpkin you can carry"
"Tll accept that dffer," she replied
with alacrity, with visions Of Thanks
giving pies galore.
! Ten minutes later she returned with
q pumpkin that weighed 35 pounds ant
put 1t down triumphantly In front O
the farmer.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-07

FOR SALE-A second hand or
gan for sale cheap.
E. E. Emanuel.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-07

LOST-Scotch Cooley dog, tan
color. Finder please notify <.
Engebretson, Albee, S. D., and
receive reward.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-07

FOR SALE-Lot 4, block 9,
Bartlett's first addition. Address
box 341, Roundup, Montana.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-07

For SALE-House and one or
two lOts-near court house.
Easy terms.
F. w. Lindquist,
Waubay, S. D.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-07

FOR SALE-Good hard coal
heater, self feeder. Apply at the
Herald Advance office.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
A segurase CUE no vol
vera a Chihuahua,
pues va a hacer
Ia Campana
en- 81 sur
LA rem0Gi6n Sc debe a ID
trigas de JacintO TreViTO?

Correspondence Especial para LIZ PRENSA
Ell PASO, Texas octubre 26.-El
comandante mi!tar del EstadO de
Chihuahua, Francisco Murguia, debe
estar Va en- la ciudad de Mexico. De
81 yiaje Sc do cuenta cuando va ma
bia llegado q Ia c!udad de T~Orre5n.
Nj en- Chihuahua, nj en- Ciudad ju&-
rez nj en- esta ciudad Sc supo que
Nurguia habia salido para Ia capital
de Ia Repub!ica. hasCa aver. La no
ticia del viaje Sc ocu!t6 aun a CO.
rresponsal de Ia prcnsa asociada Ell
Ia ciudad de Chihuahua, y TODD este
Sc debi6 4 medidas de precauci0n to-
madas por ell c~omandante miltar pa
"a evirar que Villa Sc diera cuenta
del viaje y tratara de destruir Ia via
entire Torrc6a Y Escalon para impc-
dir el paso del convoy del general
Murguia. el cual iba fucrtcmcnte cs-
coltado.
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UN ATAQUE ANCLO-FRANCES
CERCA DE YPRES.


y Wv ''N' ~ s'b''
LONDRES, Octubre 27.-Las tro-
JAS ingleSas y francesas unldas en-
7rendieron hoy I'm ataque en- ia re-
eion dc Ypres, segun anuncia ell Mi
historic dc Ia guerra, en- un comu-
nicado Official dado a Ia publicidad
n esta capital.
Ambos cjGrcitoS cstan hacienda
auy satisfactorios Progresses en- su
t3cvo cmpujc. segun dice csc comu-
icado, que ell partc eXpreSa:
a las 5.!5 dc la n de hoy
G emprcndio I'm ataquc por las tro-
AS f~rancesas c inglcsas, al norte.
! norcste y al orientc dc Ypres. Las
roDas aliadaS. segun los parties
ecibidoS del Quartet general, csi&fi
~progrcsando en- I'm ancho frente de
)~ataIia, o muy buen cXito.'
En- las ultimas horaS de la nochc
lie aver, una fuertc lluvia cayo en-
oda csa region Y aun continual ca
.endo. aunque no con la fuerza del
,r~incinio. No obstantc csta circuns-
amelia. nuestTas tropas llcvaron 4 ca
20 sus opcraciones logrando desalc-
A. al cncmigo dc importantcs posi-
ciones.'
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PaIayicirli Ila sido
nombgado Nitro.
en- Erancia
No Sc ha hechO pabIiCO su
uOmbramientO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Ottubre
27,-Felix F~ulgencio Palavicini, eX-
director de UT p~eriodico que ha We
nido hacienda una activisima campa-
ma en- favor de la entrada de MeXl-
60 en- "a guerra al lado de los paises
que iuchan contra los imperios CEN
trales. ha sido nombrado Ministro
DleniDotenciario en- Francia, pOr Ell
iefe del executive.
Fl nombramiento no Sc ha hecho
Diblico, porque no Sc sabe 81 e. Sc
nado 10 aprobara. En- una session pri-
ada cue Ia alta camara ce!ebro aver
.ardc. despues dc la publica en- Ia
que Sc do lectura a I'm proyecto de
adiciones 4 Ia ley de suspension de
garantias, sc trato sobrc el nombra-
m;ento expedido por el executive en-
favor del ingeniero Palavicini como
ministro plcniDotenciario en- Francia.
Los senadores que fueron e~ntrevis-
tados Yor los reporters para que di-
icran que aSuntos habian tratado en-
Ia session Sccrcta, g%uardarOn absolute
roesrva. Algunos admitieron que sc
habian consu!tado los nombramientos
DC v2rios diplomaticOs, pero Sc rehu-
saron a informar sobre la suerte que
corrcria el nombramiento hechO en-
favor del senior Palavicmi como re-
rrcscntante del gobierno carrancista
en- Ia r~epiblica f~rancesa.
Fl cargo de ministro pIenipotcn-
ciario Dc Mexico en-. FraNcia cSta ace
'2lG hace .muchos meses. Hacc pr6Xi-
~mamcnte dos. Ell jete del executive
1ombr6+ministro al Schador Juan
Sanchez Azcona. habiandose hecho
1ublico tai nombramiento. Pero po-
.os diaS dcspIcs qucd6 sin efccto ei
?ombramicnto del refcrido senior
Sanchez Azcona porQue Ia cancillc-
ria framcesa manifesto u Ia meXicana
ne cl senior Sanchez Azcona era
persona non grata" a aquel gobier-
10 quc verb con gusto que sc nom
brara a otra persona.
Sc cree que la cancilleria ~consulto
"a con Ia FRANCESCA 81 Palayicini cca
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INGLATERRA MODERA SUS TER
MiNOS DE PAZ.

LONDRES, Octubre 2T.-A juzgar
7or unas dcclaraciones hechas por ei
General SHUTS, SC rohustecc Ia Green
cha dc que InClaterra eSta d!spuesta
q ser mas modcrada en- u terminus
lie pa. III general SHUTS trata Dc
irculcar en- cl amino del pueblo brita-
uico. la idea dc que I~nglaterra debc
abandouar 81 ~pretcnsion de contlnuar
Ia guerra hasta que cI Kaiser sea AFRO
jado del poder. d "a { que maulfics-
IA que la ~ncceSidad de e por IN go
bierao appropriate de las colonias de
A.iemania, 6 mas importantc cue Ia
question rclativa q las aneXiones dc
-=--5-o,io ts-t3G.
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Lo mand0 lamar Carranza.

Ahora So e%piica e. v~Ioiento re-
grcso DC Nurruia dc IA region de
Casas GrandeS, 4 d que Sc haola
t~rasladado con e Drop0sjto De perna-
necer ALA diez Q ounce dlas. segun
10 declare 4 los representatives dc IA
prensa meXic2na y americana 4 81
paso por C!ucad Juar@z. SaDeSe
ahora Que MurguIa, cIando apeH"S
habia l.cEado 4 CaSaS Granoes' reel
bio IN meEsaje suScrlto ror CT sub
.secrctario de Ia Guerra general DO
Sc AguStin Castro. e2 c! que le q
naoa que, por acuerdo dc! jefe "e!
ejecutIvo, Sc tras.aaara mmeG!a'a-
mente . d c!uaad dc Mexico 2orqac
e! reterido jeie oei executive "eceSi-
taoa c~ohteTen'.aE 'eT9''"''''e'''I 0o'
81 SCORE SUMO 'e Importance"
Aurgu!a mmediatameHte eAigFe"-
do c! |!aje oe regFeso " thlhHaHa@'
tStuVo en- ClICa" @laFcZ .'e"os "e
Se!s horas, c"onterencIahdo con las
aUtoridades ciHI-es y m!L!taFeS' soDTe
las mec!das de proteccIon cue deo!ah
tomarse para cTitar que Sc etectUa-
ran nueros raids a 10 largo &c Ia
1ronleE& ) "ec!aE' P~uO!4SaH'eH'e HIe
rcgresaoa = su Quarter genera! S"I'S-
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Va no vGlyera i chihuahua.

De acucrIo con las noticias semi
oficialcs trasmitidas de la capital del
Estado. Francisco MurCuia no rc@re-
sara va al Nortc del pals. La situa-
cion deScsncrada on que SC cneuen-
tran !as C~ucrIos del goh;cruo en- cI
III. dcbido i IL artjyidad ~cxtraordj-
maria que cStan despiccando las
fucrzaS fclicistaS Y zapatiat2s. han
pb!iCado al gobicrno Il cchar mano &c
los clementos que ticnc en- el Norte
dc Ia ~rcpublica bajo las ordcnes de
Murguia. Sc sabe cue este jcfc Cd
rrancista Ilev0 conSigo Il parte de
sus tropaS. para que sean enviadas
al Estado de Veracruz, dondc cl che
migo csta obteniendo mayorcS triun-
fos sobre las fuerzaS del gobierno.
Otros e.cmentos-la mayor parte
dc los cue cstan en- Chihuahua-sc-
ram trasladados Il Ia oiudad dc Nc
xico en- cuanto MurCuia haya con-
fcrcnciado con C~arranza Y cl Su5sc-
crctario De Ia guerra.
Tn ~periodico 4c chihuahua, consj-
dorado como 6rgano dc Murguia, al
dar cuenta del yiaic dc este 4 Ia
ciudad dc Mexico, dice que zen vista
de que cl pcligro v~il:ista hu dcs-
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Les gGrmenes del reumatism9 es-
tan en- Ia sangra, que csta invadlda
Dor millones de csos ciminrtos demo-
MOS del doior. causando indec;bles su-
frimientos. Y robando a SUI victima el
vicor V la fuerza. cas- hasta deJarlo
en- Ia impotencia mas completa. Pa
"a obtener el v~erdadero y positive
alivio de esta enfermeGad, esos ger
menes malignos deben ser %compieta-
meatc LesterradOs del sistema total
de L. sangre.
Fl S. S. s.. ha sido usado durante
c~incuenta amos con les mas satlstac-
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Consignado a! Gran Jurado.

mo DE- los inGiviGuos ultimamente
Gr.ca.dos ca les momentos tie cruzur
e.. rio Bravo para dirigirse a Malta
~,oros. Santiago RubiU, fue conslg-
aaGo por el comio;snado Goodrich al
Gran Jur-1o Cue Sc reunira aqui a
Zines de u paes Sc le halo culpa-
bic del de'ito de pretender rehuir n
s~e-vicio militar.
Rubio fue aprehendido aQui porQue
.1ando los agcntes del goblerTo le
exigieron que re~presentara los docu-
mentos que acreditaraa que habia
cuedado cxento del Servic!o miIstlr,
no pudo hacerlo, alegando dlstintaS
causas que no dejaron satisfecho5 a
los referidos agentes.
Durante los ultimos dias han esta-
do cierciendo cxtremada vigi!ancIa
:rs agrnsc- del oobicrno para cHit2r
que yayan u Mexico intiv!luos Cpc
oor a,g ina circunStarc;a tcngar rem
dicntes de arreglo asuntos relaciona-
dos con cl reclutamiento militar obi
gatorio.
Todo individuo que aparece sOsne-
chose para los refcridoS ageuteS cs
dctcnido, asi venga de los lugarcs
mas l~cjanos del pals. para ~esclareccr
= no ha faltado al cumplimiento dc
niu2unas dc las diSposicioncS del
gobieruo relatives al rcgistro y al
rcclutamicuto militar. TodoS aquelloS
cuyas rcspucStas no satisfacen am
r,iamcntc q los aScntcS fedcralcs 0
que no ~prcsentan las pruebas testi-
monialcS de que Sc les ha declarafo
cxcntos del Serricio. son aprehenGi-
dos ! ~cntrcgados al comisionado fc-
dcral para 81 juicio preliminar.
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LID. guEDE EsERARsE De Las ToRTu-
Ras De- REUMATsSNso USAND0 SIS.

torios r~esultados, para Ell tratamien-
to de-! reumatismo. Obra dlrecta-
riente sobre Ia sangre. que pronta-
mente Sc purifica de todos los ger
menes de il eEfermedad. Is Tn po-
dereso antidoto, y elin.ina de Ia AN
gre toda traza de germenes reumatl-
COS, restaurando Y r~eforzandc e!
arruinado sistema.
Escriba hoy mismo a nueStro d.
rector Medico. quien dara a listed va
liosos consoles respecto al tratamlen-
to Appropriate para 81 case. Direc-
cion. Swift Specific Co., Dept. s.,
Atlanta Ga.
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listed y slarde eSla direction. para que
:. IA mues,re 2 sUS aml-oS que SnIEen
lie CaIiuS, meEguluOs. Zlzot"s Y sTalo>
ur Ia Peel. Ia 35-.. en- .LuDreS postaiSs
cue NE rrmlIa, ia HlaGdo 3 vge!ta de CO.
r-eu, franco Ge porte. UEA rallLa de 10
1naGa GOnl3ieE. La ule.ur del mUndo pa
a esl8S tuIarulris,'-s- Nev.eIyn q Ill
cerg = u persona que So rgrC Y no L
ESPiRlDlUN GONZALEZ
r. U. Box 81 LAREDO, TEAAS.
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mcryancius. pucstg me vcHdcmos 10
ycrdaac-&mence bueuo, nos lim:ta-
M.os uu.-auyutc q docsr Cuc este re
10, rugaC cu'Oya~sclo or Q. DIAL de
In Sol4ya al saco, gucaando 1 ia
vista lScguU pueie verse eR q gra-
bado aGjun.o) 81 pegucua y clegante
c~aratula. Su fiUa DG&qulnarla de ace
70 Qucda por 10 tanJo escondlfa de
trlS de Ia soiaHa y como Sc halLa CO
loca6a G;cha n~laquinar.a en- Il honl-
IA GAIA oscura, dicho color Ia hace
aliu mas invisible. Is este un re-
.oi cue marca bucn tempo, es elegan-
te. attractive ' sobre TODD una verda-
dera cur!oSidad mecaIica que reaiIZa-
mos a TN prec;o sumamenCe reducl-
10. No hay mas ALA eI question de
r%eIoies. Por 81 solo Sc recomlenda.
NIanGe su orteU hoy miSmo COM
papauada de II pequeHa cantidad de
SIPS en- giro postal, giro de express
Q carta certificada = o gustO Sc 10
Cnviaremos para que 10 examine ' 81
30 QUEDA SATiSFECHO De
NUELEANOSLO iNMEDIATAMEN-
TIE y e REINTEGPARENOS 81 d
NERO. No divide que hoy TODD esta
subicndo de precio Y cue TODD eSca-
sea, por 10 tanto ORDENE HOY MIS-
MO, q:
FRENCH PERFUME AGENCY,
T.. o. Box 80, san Antonio. Texas.
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Observation-Disclosures
URlC(3EENNTEEEnn1E.nVI1TEE POR CARRANzA
TRAGEDIA ENTIRE I'm
MEXIGkNO 7 I'm
AMERICANA
EstaIIo una huelga de negros
en- la ciudad de Brownsville,
Texas
correspondence Especial para Ia PRENsA

correspondence Especial para La fl'L'7
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, octubre
26.-Comunican de Sam Fordyce que
IN meyico-texano ha sido aprehend'-
do en- aqueIla ~poblaci6n c ~interna0o
en- la carcel. bajo la acusaclon dc ser
81 autor del homicide perperrado en-
Ia persona de IN americana llamado
J. Johnson, quien tenia e. oficlo de
Grabador.
De acucrdo con las notlcias trasml-
,jdas de Sam Fordyce, Johnson Sc
cnccntraba leyendo amos ~per'odlcos
Gentro de Ia cacpa en- Ia cual traba-
aba cuando recibi6 dos tires de n
lie CUE lc produjeron ma mIcrte ms
.lntanca.
Los informes ,eciOldo: del !uga'
Gel suceso nc proporcionan mas dct2-
les T.: dan q conocer el nombre de.
lltxico-tcxaao aprehendidos por con-
= iderarsele responsible del crimen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
Ccntra los fciicis.as o zapatiStas.

Contra les feiicislas o zapatistas.
No g Ducde Drccisar 81 Murguia
scra ercaruado Dor Carranza dc Ia
ramnana contra los zapatistas 0 con
fra los fcIicjstas. Hacc algdn ITEM
no ruando Sc habI6 de que Murguia
iba = ser rclcvadc dc la iefatura de
las o~Dcracioncs contra los villistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-28
Estallo una huelga de negros.

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-. d~ccrararon en- huelga
,-ar4o 81 decision vcrdade-
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,.iaran no.;cio nreyia del movi-
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