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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-23
MOTHERS

Should see that the whole family
take at least three or four doses Of
thoro, purifying system cleaning
medicine this spring. Now is the
time. The family will be healthier,
happier and get along better If the
blood is given a thoro purifying, the
stomach and bowels cleaned out, and
the germs of winter, accumulated in
the system driven away. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea Is the very best
and surest Spring Remedy to take. Get
it at once and see the difference in the
whole family. Their color will be bet
ter, they'll feel fine and be we'll and
happy. 35c. The best Spring tonic
laxative, purifier. ]. J. Wood & Son.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-23
WILL GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
NEXT WEEK

The Young Woman's Auxiliary of
the First Baptist Church is planning
to give social in the church ON next
Friday night for the benefit of Miss
Flora Dodson, former teacher in the
Maysville Public Schools, who is 60
ing to China as a missionary. The so.
cial promises to be very interesting
one and a good time is assured every
one who attends. Further announce
ments will be made later.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-23

The pupils of the Dover school are
gathering up rags and old rubber to
help swell the fund Of the Mason
County Health League In It's endeavor
to secure funds TO have q health sur
vey made Of the county.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Frazee have re-
turned to their home In Dover after
spending the winter here, Mr.. Frazee
being employed In one of the ware
houses.
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OUR COLORED CITIZENS

The body Of Clarence Wood, who
died in Cincinnati on Monday Of cpl
lepsy, arrived here on yesterday after
noon and will be buried In the Wash
Ington cemetery this afternoon at 9
o'clock
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PUBLIC SALE
Having sold my farm on the Ger
mantown Pike. miles from Mays
vile, l will sell at Public Auction on
SATURDAY, MARCH "a,
at 10 o'clock the following described
property:
One Sorrel Horse.
One Brown Mare.
Seven Mich Cows.
Two Heifers, fresh In May.
Two yearling Calves, Black Pole.
One yearling Heifer.
One yearling Jersey Heifer.
One Sow with 6 Pigs.
One Brood Sow.
Thirteen Shoats.
One Top Buggy.
One Columbus Runabout.
Two Sets Buggy Harness.
One Double Set Wagon Harness.
One Sled.
One Wagon.
One Syracuse Land Plow.
One Separator, Sharpless No. /.
Two Cream Pans.
TERMS-$1Q or less, cash; over
that amount ~ months time without
interest.
90 d. A. EMMITT.
II. c. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. 1910
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MARKETS..

NASHVILLE PRODUCE MARKET
Following are this mornings quota
tons on country produce telephoned at
9 o'clock by the e. l.. Manchester Pro.
duco Companv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Homer d. Ellis Of East
Second street are spending the day
In Augusta.
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LOST-Automobile skid chain be-
tween Second street and Edgemont
Return to J. Barbour Russell and
receive reward. 22-3t
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WATCH
YOUR STEP

In buying clothes this spring. Quality
IL hard TO get and there are more
quality seekers than there IRE quality
clothes. It's q time when you want tol
place your faith In dependent mer-
chant
II You were as familiar with cloth
Ing markets as we are, you would ap-.
preciate the wOolens we have been 80
fortunate TO Obtain--yOu will search
far and wide for the cOl0rs, the pat.
terms and weayes we are showing.
Get the full benefit Of your spring
and summer suit by buying 1t early.
come In now and take your pick from
the new arrivals. Special values at
$3.50, $500. $500. $1,000 and $500.
Geo. \. Frank & Co.
Maysville's Foremost clothiers
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E0c

LOST-On Market street a night lock
key, o. H. P. Thomas & Co. bottle
opener and beer opener on a key
ring. Please bring to this Office.
IA 23-tf
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CINCINNATI MARKET
GRAIN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Corn-$1.15k@1.16h.
Oats-67@67kc.
Rye-$1.60@1.62.
CATTLE
Butcher Steers-$10.25@10.75.
Shippers-$900@11.O0.
Heifers-$10.00@10.75.
Cows-$S.75@9O0.
CALVES
Extra-$13.25@13.5O.
Fair to good-$11.5O@13.0O.
Common and large-$6.0O@10.50.
HOGS
Choice Packers and Butchers -
$15.3O@15.25.
Stags-$S.O0@11.5O.
Common to choice sows - $500
400.
Light shippers-$13.50@14.00
Pigs--$700@11.5O.
SHEEP
Sheep-$1O.25@1O.50.
Lambs-$1475.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12

in lis magnitude the rity'$ reception OF
th"S' distinguished guests. SAID
Mayer Mitchell "Thc city has stretched
out her hands and taken them In her
very h"Snm brr;tU$c al the world idea
wh!t'h they represent
Mr.. th"ni". whn f"i.rwcd the mayor.
rrirrrri :" 'rh"S" dear allies of OURS.
Great Er!iain. our beloved muthc" c"un-
Try. and France. our fascinating hyrI"-
tIGluc $lSi"r."
Mr. Ealfour Speaks.
Mr. l:.IInHr WAS thu next speaker.
II Iu"N"h his h".ir"r; Ia high ruthUSi-
assn whru hr said:
w" have n"t com" here a. ln&trUC-
tors al the American republic hut IL i
important for IA" 10 proclaim nay unal-
l"rJh!" convict son that "" have rraa'h"d
u CRISIS when thu wh"i" IT civilization
must riS" np and N"i'" ITS appeal for
tn" presentation ri human iil".r'y.
"Th" Germans have r',-"~Ciinat"d cv-
cry H"an% 81 S,'!":c". not I" h"tI"r their
own l,r"pl" bur Ia 'imminal" others. TN"
world has hr"u too IHii -; unSrrupu-
Ions ambitions for ~ ;.,' To recognize
u IN tn" present rd,". This il not an
inSianr" uf an in,!:I;'iuLl genius. an
other Nar"lr"n "",r!uG - overcome the
world, hui something Ia" different. lar
more S:uIStr"r-.Tru attempt to u$,' every
means Of Sr;"nc" TO- put ih" world I'M
der foot"
THAT j. Ia" ;i:iL1"r we all have In
meet, Ii w." hav" seen the world wet
with blood from Armenia u the Strait
/" I"v"rr. II W. have seen horror upon
horror. wr can rightly attribute" it t"
that "m""my. Shall we who know what
freedom il hc he numhl" and "bScqul-
Gus servants OF -Ii"it Il ,'aS;"r"'
VI. Vivian, whose Idt!r"SS was n
Fr"u'h was il'. ITS: speaker ~" Dir. ~
:, : .<'Inrtl"n be. en- ia" ';"iuau id"1S
at lii. and tE,.s..' -; ,I"nu"'rav!rS. ia
every thought ''''riI"O% had l"'"n hi: l.
ny tand planning w,.:ld dominate ou. Ne
said. not only 10y militar!Sm. hut 10y
lin tUC,. diplomacy and trade.
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AMERICAN METROPOLIS
CONTINUED From First Page

ever served ut Il great public dinner
in New York. II WAS limited IN NV
courses. each OH" II iyPicaily Am"rlrHn
dish and WAS drSigurd Ia rX"mpity
rhr spartan simplicity thar should GOV
rrn the nation in lis hour III dan""r.
Welcome for 8aIfour
Arthur james Iiaiinur. Great Brit
aims secretary nf state Tor foreign Hi
fairs. and members nf tn" British con-
mission accompanying him 20 This
country. received Il Wrlrom" of ama2
ing proportions or their arrival from
Washington late to-day. Mr.. BHlfour
Wa so impressed by what he termed
the whole hearted exhibition of IN.
ihusiasm" everywhere that later in Il
speech at city hall he asserted if those
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WANTED-Male Help

wsNTED-Mrn und boys for factory work APP.
Whitaker Gcssner CO.. Wheeling CorTuSatlnS D.2s
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WAR TAX BILL
Continued from Page One.)

ustnntS against the war tax increases
painted for the Snnat" committed. Dis.
organization OF industries. closed fac.
tories. DISCHARGED employees. reduced
prices To producers aud retailers We're
among the predictions.
TIL" greatly Increased tax on dis,
titled liquors. the committee was told
would d"Cr'NSc production and. rrve'
nu"S a. we'll Us encourage Illicit traffic
The brewery interests said many
small hr"w"ri.s would BE- forced %
CLOSE
Tomorrow tn" committee will con.
slider I'll" TAX l"vi.S on public utill.
ties. advertising. amuSrmrntS. club
dues. INSURANCE" and general manufaC.
lures. including automobiles moving
picture films. cosmetics and Cnewlu.
gum.
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| on the pllltI Sllt VI I.ilt ~ ''h'''
! have had a glimpse Df il there would
J BIZ renewed determination 10 carry
! through the struggle" If all SACRIFICES.
+ Entering city hall for The official wei,
come from the mayor. Mr.. BalfOur and
! his party were escorted to the alder
manic chamber, where the mayor and
Joseph II. Choatr outlined tn" aims Of
! the United States in the war and HE
REASONS why the nation Joined in IN"
/ struggle.
Abiding 10 an assertion by III" may
! or that the moral SENSE Of New York
! City had been with the Ent"nt" allied
cause from the beginning, Mr. Baliour
said:
Il know that ii is so. and believe
me. even before you came in and be
fore, as Mr. ChOalr said, YOU We're
prepared Ia throw everything YOU pos
SnSSrd into che struggle even before
thar, the consciousness that wr had
behind lis the sympathy ot This great
nation, Was no small support 10 thnS"
who were for III" moment bearing the
whole burden and heat nf the day.
| Leaving the city hall the automo,
blcs carrying the cIiy'S guests We're
Idrivrn Ia the home If Vincent ASloI
where they will BE- entertained while
, in New York
{ Vivian Greeted.
! Rene NNiani. French minister Of
Justice, WAS greeted here today is
head al The French bar by NOR" Than
. 500 American lawyers, includin: some
tol the f0rnmOS; ~ tie profession in
This country. lie was told by Charles
Evans Hughes. George ". Wicker
,,hyu unt others. anil lumuliHuS
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The HEARINGS

WASHINGTON. May lI.--iuhlir hear
inGS on the war tax bill be Kan To-Day b.
fore senate finance committee. Att"r-
ncys and other representatives OF indus
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FOR RENT
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Wheeling. W, Va. Nav 10, IL

- Wheeling. W. Va. May 10, 1917
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board Of Education of Triadeiphia Dis
triGi. ohio County, West Virginia. tAr
tn" erection III 4 new High School build-
me. IL hr built on their property near
oak Park. rlans and specifications for
thu lrulOSrI building may be seen at
the office Of Architect +. +. Faris or Il:
the office of the secretary OF said board
IN the Wvudsdalc School building.
All bids must BIZ N the hands Of the
secretary of said board not later than
II url"rk Il. III. saturday. June >. 1877.
\ certified check for per cent Of the
amount Of the bid 20 accompany each
mid.
The board reserves the right TO re-
j"rt an; or all bids.
I;y order If tn. Board Of Education,
Trjad"lphIa District.
:. 5. JACOB. JR.. Sccy.
S.M.BAIED. President.
may ll-l.-l J-lG-l1-l9-26-punel
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WANTEp-M4n Who can speak one or more lang
usrcs: Great chance: for right man. Alan IWne. =.
!a@U Market ST. EelI phone ll35; National ieo.A
ap-9-u
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

0ll-0lL-@G. ""h arcr> r'h u.! land segregated hv
the state II Oklahoma fnS Development. = hr!!
by Gndr: lmas>ar,i i'lc. now l-'.r; worked vita
les :TL''i,hl " with i"d:> - 'NFt!"i.c":
i:..lrr,irti> rrunS Tu>.Ir.r ~ those ulr Come
nom l",t IL rr!r:"u,"s wit" to-day f'T 'ulI details.
Segregated oil TO-. l'"!i 7".uhlah"na my. "h!a.
mN-l9-c
/ PICK WIkNERS--F,Hiui.S h"ns msd" "'l
COPPER. s"ld ". combination "';"r -'!r" nn;"r
raftiru!aI~ i:,". C"rr"~i,'ndriIrr solicited = |
Watson. ::G5 F,,'rr E!d- I"rnrr. t"!r nv |! ::
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VICTIM IDENTIFIED.

Tn" negro fatal! hurr by 4 >l"ru'
"a" ~ Market street and Allr%I Tues.
day nI2h!. yesterday was Identified IL;
f.d Whit" Of Barton. ONO. No r"LH-
lives i#d clainlcd the body last
,Npr:u..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-12

WANTep-Mcn 10 cell our Inns Of household
furnishings. frcm house 10 house on susu
weekly payments We pay weekly.
mr-G.H e. +. ADAMS, ll+0-ll42 Main X
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WON BY OHIO STATE.

IA FAYETTE. Ind. May ll.--Ihr
Ohio STATE University baseball team
defeated III" Purdue University team.
q to u in Il slow and liStlrSs western
conference came here This afternoon.
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WANTED-Female Help -.
WANTp-irl for general hoas:9o:k. Spring clean
inE finished. Give reference. Ms D. ". Coch-
ran. az So. Front ST.. Natl phone S5IM. my-ll.l
PERSONAL
POULTRY

THOROUGHBRED Barred Book ESSs from winter
layers $50 per ~; $500 bupdred SiilEsll Farm.
RaylaIl. Ohio. Hp-l1-S0s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-13
SORPRENDIEROH A UN PERI0DIC0
CARRANcIsTA EN- LAREDO, TEXAS
10 hicieron publican una acta apocrifa de ad
hesion a Luis Caballero,
Ell documento lleva las firmas de todos
los que ha fusilado dicho jefe

cosa que hizo este de muy buena ga
ma Y con ell entusiasmo de un partl-
dario convencido.
Ell golpe dc los "laristas" cstuvo
bien pensado pues ha causado III
cfccto tremendo entire los paitidarlos
de Caba!Iero, qIienes estan temero,
SOS de que la remocion que acaban de
haccr los enemigos en- ell %sangriento
| pasado de su jefe. haga perder a este
las clecciones que deben verificarse
hey.
Ell siguiente es textO del "acta'
con que fue sorprendioo ell p~criodico
=, carrancista:
EN- ell barrio "Arbol Grande" de
Tampico. a los veinte dias del mes de
Tcbrero de mil novecientos diecisiete
en- el salon que sirve de escuela
>ficial de ninos de este lugar, reuni-
10 el pueblo en- ntmero de mas de
los mil personals, hiZo uso de la pa
'abra ell inteligente = honrado ciuda-
iano. senor ~Ingeniero Carlos Toleda-
20, Quien en- ell lexico elocuente que
% caracteriza hizo saber a los ALI
congregados, que el objeto de dicha
.nri6n era fundar un club para ira
baiar en- los proximos comicios cleo
.orales por la popular candidatura,
para Gooernador del Estado, de pun
donoroso General Luis Caballero.
III hurra de aplausos Y vitores de
los presentes fue la contestacion que
obtuvo ell Sr. Ingeniero Toledano.
demostrando, con clio, la sincera sim
patia Y aprobacion de todos los pre-
sentes. aludidos.
.Acto CONTINUE, Sc procedio a for
mar la Mesa Directiva, que quedo
instalada de la manera sigulente:
Presidente, ~Ingeniero Carlos Toieda-
no.; Vice Presidente, Felix Gonzalez
Nanchs; Primer Vocal, Julio Miriam
da; Segundo Vocal, Vicente Vidal
Argiiello; Terccr Vocal, Eduardo Sa-
!ugal: OIarto Vocal Guadalupe Ca
vazos; Quinto Vocal. Juan Gonzalez
Mancha; Sexto Vocal, Isrrael Coma
lcz Mancha; Septimo Vocal, Tomas
Navarro, hijo; Octave Vocal, Igna-
10 Castillo: Noveno Vocal. LuEardo
Salazar, hi" Y DGciwD Vocal, Alton
50 CULLEN; Tesorero. Manuel Casti-
10; S~ecrctario, JESUS NJ. Gonzalez;
Agente especial de propaganda, vi
cente Verastegui.
Ell CORRESPONSAL
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SU HERMANO RECOMIENDA Ell
ALMA CORDIAL.

R~obstown. Texas: Hace algunos
dias hos escribe de este pueblo el Sc
nor Juan Mercando diciendonos: Por
recommendation de IN hermano MIC
que es amigo de ustedes, me propUso
que encargara una medicinal que Sc
lama Ell Alma Cordial e Immediate
mente me dirijo 4 ustedes para que
Sc sirvan mandarme 6 cajas, las que
creo suficiente para una tos que ten
90 desle hace ) amos. que con fuer-
"a mayor me aLaca. por frio o pOr ca
lor es una toS SEGA. Y cuandO hago
.ejercicio duro es inaguantable, aSl
es de que confio en- 81 medicinal, Ia
que espero 2 vuelta de correo. Toda
persona que IN usado el Alma Cor
dial recomienda esta medicinal como
Ia mejor, porque sabe por experien-
cia u no hay mejor me6icina- Is
ted debe de seguir los consoles de eS-
,tas personals que han Sanado Y uSar
Ia meior medicinal que es Ell Alma
Cordial. Pida informes 4 Miller am!
Co. Station 4. Box 50, San Antonio,
Texas.
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correspondence Especial para LA PRENsA.

correspondence Especial para La PhENsA.
LAREDO, Texas, Mario ia UT
peri0dico de esta local!dad lie ACADIA
dc ocurrir IN case muy %senejante al
cue lie paSo al organo de don Venus
.iano uIe Sc cdit6 hasta mediados del
aio pasado en- esa ciudad de San An
tonic, cuando un ~periodista 'reaccio-
mario" lie mando unos in~geniosos
verses que parecian la alabama mas
cumplida para Carranza y en- reali-
dad eran I'm ~insulto, pues Sc trataba
de un acrostico en- que Sc LEILA una
Erase que ha de haber molestado hon
damcnte a los partidarios del Primer
Jcfe.
Ahora sc trata dc una dolorosa
ironia que siendo como es una burla
trcmenda para los carrancistaS, no
deja lugar a reir, pies andan mezcla-
das en- ell asunto las memorials de mu
chas victimas de uno de los jefes que
han dominado en- Ell norte desde e.
principle de la revolution. e. S es
cl s~iguiente: Con motive de la cam
pana electoral para gobcrnador del
Estado de Tamaulipas. los partidarios
de Luis Caballero Y los de Cesar L0-
pcz de Lara han estado apelandO a
tcdos los medios que ticnen a "a ma
no para desprestigiar al respective
cncmigo-cosa que no eS muy dltlcll
entire carrancistas va que chorrean
despreStigio por tCdos lados,-y unos
de esos p%artidarios idcaron similar
Ia acta de fu.dacion de un nuevo
Cub p"olitico que aparcntara postu-
lar a Caballero, le pusieron las firmAs
de todos los que han sido fusilados
por 0rdcnes del mencionado jefe ca
.rancista. Y luego Ia enviaron a IN
peri6dico de los de Carranza, que sc
publica en- esta ciudad Y apoya a Ca
ballero para que lie diera publicidad,
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Sc asegula que fue eva
CRada Cusrnavaca pOr
los carraneiStos
UNA PERSONA QUE DICE HAEER
PRESENCIADO LA EVACUA'
CION, TRAJO LA NOTlClA
A EAGLE PASS.
Corrcspondencia Especial para La PRENsA,

Corrcspuudencia Especial para La PRENsa-
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Mario H.
Personals llegadas aver a eSta c'uuad
V oue dicen procedcr de CuarnaVaca'
CAPITAL del revucito Estado de No,
relos, traen intercSantcs notIcIas sorfe
@! ircremento que en- las ultimas Sc
manas, sc ha notado en- el movtrolcn-
70 revolucionario del Sur.
La mas trascendental de las 7ntor
maciones que proporcionan, es Ia DC
HE succso del cual ascguran haoer s.
do tcstigos prcsencialcs CT abandono
prccipitado de la im%portantc plaza
de Cuernavaca, por las fuerzaS del
general" Pablo Gonzalez, ante CT
ataque de los zapatistas.
Diccnos los informantcs que tue
aqucIla una desastrosa fuga, con el
a~gravante de que, mientras unos ca
rrancistas hacian preclpltadaFnente'
otros inccndiaban Ia ciudad, Duena
pp,ee de la cual queAo rcducida { &C.
nizas.
Ouienes tales noticias nos dan, no sa
hen NADIA mas sobre estos successes, pUes
sc dirigicron al norte inmediatamente,
Dicen que otras muchas plazas dc.
Slr. han sido evacuadas por los ca
rrancistas.
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LOS VLuSTAS ESTUvEROh CAST
lNAcTIvOs la SEMANA ANTERIOR
Solanente combates de escasa importancia sc
vsr;ficaron en- el E. de Chihuahua.
La partida que mas quehacer esta dando
es la de Baudelio Tribe

merte 10 comunic0 a la oficina del
alcIacil, quien envio a los agentes
John Boone u j. B. kirkpatrick a la
eScena.
FL sombrero de Smith fue encon-
trado hecho pedazos y manchado de
sangre, como u Glen pies donde Sc
encontraba parade el automovil. Es-
to ha hecho Greer a los agentes que
probablemente ell primer goipe propi-
nado a Smith fue desde ell interior
del auto V el sombrero cayo hacia
afuera; probablemente el vehiculo 10
corrio alguna d~istancia y Sc par0.
DcspuGs del primer golpe 10 siguieron
atacandO baStante recio, reen Boone
Y kirkpatrick, anadiendo que como
parecen borradas algunas manchas de
angre es possible que ell combate ha-
va seguido hasta Ia muerte del chau-
ffeur.
Rodea al crimen Iun negro misterio,
por 10 que los policias no Sc aventu-
ran q decir NADIA de los movies que
haya habido para perpetrarlo. No sc
cree que sea cl del robo. pues Sc en-
con'traron en- los bolsillos lie Smith
20 centavos Y un reloi de orc.
Anteayer en- IA noche tcmprano. dt
10 Smith que Sc dirigia q Ia Fund.-
ci6n por "carga." Y desde entonccs
hasta aver manana no Sc lie volvic q
yer.
Smith. quien contaba 81 amos dc
cdi,I. estuvo alguna c dc s~ccretario
en- Ell Quartet de bombcrOs. DejA a su
esposa, con Ia que contrajo matrl-
monio apenas hace nuevc mcseS.
Il juez de ~Isleta, L. A. Folk, cs cI
cue sigue las invcstigaciones sobrc
cl crimen. FL cadaver de Smith ma 81
do traido 4 E. Paso. q Ia 4gencia dc
inhImaciones. Peaz en- odnde perma-
nece mientras Sc hacen los arreglos
para su entierro.
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Como
.Dinero
A Mexico

Con rrucha freyuencia rcclblm0s
carias en- las que Sc nos prcguntI
H. manera ahsolutawente Segura
y mas rlri,ia para enviar dincro 4
distintas y!azaS dc n Rcpub!Ica
NcAicana. aSi cOTic el mOdo MA
cfi,az para crJcr dlnero de aQuel
pals. En- SeguiGa teCemoS & gTSto
de Car IN Iuforrle a nueStro> chen
ties, g que 10 dudamoS resultant
en- Urovecho lie toaCs.
FXiStc III medic I!uy raplCo. ell
4 Y abSolutamenCc SECURE para
enviar direro = Cualquler cluuao dc
ia Rcpublica NeX:cdna. cl que ORE
&C, entire UtraS muchaS. Ia VCntaJa
Re Que IS lie JudO punto impossible
que los cheUtcs picrdan I'm solo
c.ntavc. pueS ute Il casa Glra1o-
II toma halo 81 Mas eStrtgJa res
ponsapIiidaj tOdoS los rlcSGos. :
Sc Cncar"a ue aar J0doS los passes
necesarics 4 fin dc crliIr q SuS ma
mcroscs chenteS rOda claSe dc mo-
lesrias. perdldas y GifIcUjtades.
Los pa@os sc hacen en- toIaS las
pia.as De Ia citaGa Republica Me
xicana, DrcciSamentC en- pesos tucE
ties de plata mcXicana 0 en- none.
DIS de ORC naclonal. pud.cado h&-
Ger tambiGU ~SlJu2cloaeS en- d"tdreS,
} sea direro americana, - el Glen
te asi 10 prcfierc,
Al deScar Si-ua- diaerc a cuai-
Cuicr parte de IA Repuhl,ca. has
tara rcmitir = la casa glradora Ill
nero americana, as! como Ct nom
bre Y direction complete de Ia per
scna i ouier Gebc remitlrsc CT
Mexico. = Ia casa pQr conGuctC &c
sus agerreS Sc eIcargara &c Eaccr
lle-ar a n.anoS de los mtcreSados
ci diner0 que sc orGenc, SIN que
IA persona que 10 remltc de este
nais tepra cue n>oleStaTse Ell eS-
cribir. nj enviar hbrarzaS, pucs
tuc la casa gIraIcTa 80 eTcdtEa
SIC todo clio. Y adenas recoCcr5 IN
recIbo dc la persona 4 guIea - lc
renilte c! diuero, q que cnriara CO.
no ~cOmpru6antc 4 SUS C~llcntCs-
Al reci1ir 81 dsncrG arlcrIcvnc.
IA ASA y~iTadCra CaElara Al c!lcnte
una carta jc garantia, CT IA que
ronsta que :, Dor cualqu!era cir
curstaacia e Gincro no fucrc en-
:re,cado a Ia persona qu Q Sc ac>,g-
&c On Mexico. en- an osa1a caZcau-
de. la casa - courTu1C.a = lie
:clvcr al grader Ia n:.>.4a can't
.:aG De- dinerO americana Igg rect
hi6. sia cobrarle absoiutamcnte Ma
la pur sus geStloneS
: Ia fecha 5sJa caSa IA slcua-
DO Ell 5texico mas dc ~treSclcntoS
nil pesos meNicarCs Y tIcn2n g.
yusto De no haDcr reclbjd" nj una
sola reclamation
Para remitir e. dincro amcriea-
ro 81 modo mas SECURE & saca1
ny giro postal o giro dc Express
naeaderc Il Ia orden de Mayo's
Money Exchange c enviar los billie
ties en- carta certificada 0ebiendo
r,tular eli sobre como Sigue: