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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-07-21
RACING AT THE
FAIR GROUNDS
SUNDAY

Four high class harness and run
ming races will take place a. the
Fair Grounds, Covington, Sunday,
July %, at p. NJ sharp. The
on the second page.
We understand that horses in
these races are high-bred and will
be entered at the State Fair and
stock shows. 1t is not a gambling
proposition, but an exhibition Of the
qualities of first-class race horses.
The fair grounds We're rented by the
Fair Association for one month, so
that the horses might be cared for
in, healthy and comfortable quarters
pending their exhibition, and lovers
of the real sport should enjoy these
"a coQ
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-07-21

caution should be taken to preven.
snread. The source of infecttoa
should be invest gated and Il though
there are open closets immedia Fe
to be the water supply estizens
should be advised to boil all water
used for drinking purposes. II
steps should be taken to have saM:s
screened.
The State Board of Health fur
n.shes free anti-typhoid vaccine, and
will send upon request Of any ply
s.cian.
For protection and as precau-
tionary measure vaccination. aga,ns'
typhoid should be encouraged
The State BOARD Of Health viii
thank You for Information concern
ing any case and will appreciate yoa'
cooperation in the effort to erau
cate this dread disease
OSCAR DOWTLING.
President.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-07-21
LIST OF DEAD LETTERS.
Following is he list Of dead le

Following is he list OF dead let
ters:
= Edmund Christy, Mrs. Cogy. Mary
Crane, Miss Ethel Croke, Mrs. Sun
naniah Davies, Mrs. G. Forsyth, Jno.
Gibson, Miss Olga Heinne, Mrs.
Rachael Harris, Mrs. Locke Hahn,
Hosey Harris, Mrs. Sadie Johne. Ben
King, Henry Lewis 2, Mrs. M. MI
rembel, DR.. Montgomery 2, Mrs. l.
NJ. Powlee, John Peterson. Oriva
Proelson, Mrs. May Smith, Mrs. Jos.
Schwartz, Mrs. Bertha Wardell, Miss
H. Young. Wesley Wilson.
JACOB SEunR.
poetnas1e
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-07-21
RICHARD MONTGOMERY.

Richard Montgomery died in Bo-
galusa, Wednesday, July Is, 1917,
aged so years, 10 months, 2 days
He was a resident OF st. Tammany
parish for 35 years.
The funeral took place from St
Peters Church, in Covington, Thurs
day, July 10, on arrival of morning
train.
Interment was made in Garden
District Cemetery.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-07-21
ROGERs-HENNING.

Miss Opal Henning and Mr.. Jas.
m. Rogers were married at the res
idence Of Mr.. Schneider, in Coving-
ton, La, Saturday. July II. 1917.
Rev. J. M. Boykin, Of the Methodist
Church oficiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers will make
xiair home q okIahcnsa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-07-21

Mp. B. B. Garrison, of Bush. La.
donated $500 to the Red Cross fund
and the Houlton Lumber Company
$3.50 that were not added to the pub
Eshed list.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-07-21
Letter From State
Board Of Health /
to Physicians.

Tht following letters has bent sent
out to all doctors in the State by
the La State Board OF Health:
New Orleans. July IA, 1917.
Dear Doctor:- received
IN the Office this week show that
one or more cases of typhoid fever
exists in a number Of communities
II various sections of the State. The
probable source of Infection in m ~
instances is thought to be polluted
water of surface wells or, where
there are open privies, flies.
u there is one case In your com
unity Or in the parish every pre-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-07-21
MISS ANNA BARRINGEE.

Miss Anna Barringer, daughter of
Mrs. NJ. l.. Barringer, and a sisSet
OF Mr.. Ed. Barringer, of Cov;ngton,
died in New Orleans, Wednesday,
July II, 1917.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-07-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Emile Caserta to Ruth Pellerin.
Jim Carroway to Hattie Barney.
Ernest Foster to Margaret Valley.
VIM. 7. Crawford to Loretta Ran
ioZZO.
Jos. w. ncgers to Opal Henning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
PLANS REVIEW
FOR VISITORS
Army Feature for New Mex
leo Day Monday viii Be
Cavalry ManeuverS.

Details of the army review which
viii be held at $50 o'clock Monday af
ternoon at Fl. Bliss by Brig. Gen.
George Bell Jr- as part Of the New
Mexico day program and IN honor Of
Gen. Francisco Murguia, commander OF
the Chihuahua military zone and Gen.
Jose SIurguia. OF Juarez and their staff
officers as well as Maj Gen J. J Perish
ing and Gov. ". Z. Lindsey. of New
Mexico. were announced Friday in a
general bulletin issued to troops Of the
district.
The review VIII Ice held At a special
parade grounds at FIT. Bliss located d.
rectly south of the school Of Mines
buildings 4 reviewing stand IS being
erected for the review by the military
authorities orders and the reviewing
ground VIII be sprinkled Monday in or
der that the dust VIII be laid for the
review.
Works out SERBS OF sIaneuvers.
Gen George Bell. jr.. has worked out
a series of maneUvers for the troops
during the review The six regiments
Of the United States cavalry compOs-
ing the cavalry division viii be formed
in line Of squadron masses at tn che
ginning of the review. The troops viii
then pass by the reviewing stand al a
trot, formed in column Of sQuadrons. in
in line Of squadron masses at the be
view the troops VIII pass the reviewing
stand at a Gallop. formed in column Of
squadrons. in line of platoon masses.
The machine gun squadron, which is
attached to the cavalry division Will
also pass the reviewing stand at both
q rrot and g2llOp-
During this review the mounted
bands Of the six cavalry regiments VIII
be arranged along the reviewing
grounds and each band viii play while
its respective regiment is passing the
reviewing stand.
Following the review the cavalry di-
vision viii reform on the parade
grounds about 40o yards from the re-
viewing stand. The First brigade of
cavalry. followed in succession by the
other cavalry brigades. viii then exc
cute a series OF movements which FOL
low
Saber and Pistol Charges.
4 simulated saber attack. having as
its object an imaginary cavalry enemy
in front The troops will advance on
its imaginary enemy and at a point
about 30 yards from the imaginary foe
a charge viii be launched. In front of
the reviewing officer, the rally call
viii be given and the regiment viii ad-
vance 70 a point directly in front OF
the reviewing officer. where II viii be
halted. With the colonel at the head
of the regiment, the reviewing officer
viii be saluted and then the regiment
viii move off the field.
The second Regiment viii make a
simulated pistol attack. carrying out
the same maneuver which was con-
Quoted by the first cavalry regiment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16

n Is expected that at least 900 NeW
Mexico people will attend the celebra-
ton. COL. Abbott has wired Ar Haw-
kins that he and 40 Of his officers viii
be in attendance and Gov Lindsey has
sent word that he and his family and
four OF the coionels on his staff VIII
come from Sauta Fe. In addition there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
OUT FOR
NEW MEXICO DAY
Commerce Chamber Takes
Leading Part in Recep-
ton of Visitors.

Next Monday was designated as New
Mexico Day in FL Paso. at a special
meeting of the board of directors Of
the chamber of commerce Friday night
and a celebration will be arranged by
the chamber TO do honor to Gov W <.
Lindsey, the New Mexico legislature.
! the supreme court and a large New
Mexico delegation which VIII attend the
ceremonies to be held here in connec-
tion with the presentation of the New
Mexico legislature medal to Mai. Gen.
John J. Pershing and the expression
Of appreciation and thanks of the New
, Mexican officials and people TO the
states national guard soldiers for ser
vices on the border.
To W A Hawkins, Of this city. q
member of the New Mexico committee
on the celebration. the chamber direc-
tors offered their entire cooperation IN
the entertainment OF the distinguished
New Mexico guests.
To Decorate Streets.
The chamber of commerce viii have
business streets over which the New
Mexico party VIII pass TO Fort Bliss
Monday, after their arrival at 1880
o'clock, decorated. assistance Will be
given TO battery \, New Mexico field
artillery. in providing a camp luncheon
for the visitors at the artillery camp at
TT Bliss and IN arranging the enterIln-
ment for the ceremonies in the even
ing.
Hawkins Tells of Program.
M. Hawkins outlined 10 the direc-
tors the program which had oeen ar
ranged for Monday, when Gen PERISH
ing viii receive the medal. and the
thanks of New MeXico's people VIII be
extended 10 Col +. e. Abbott. First
New Mexico infantry: Capt. Charles
DeBremOnd. New Mexico field artillery.
and about 40 officers OF the national
guard
Mr. Hawkins told of the postpone
ment of the ceremonies which had
been arranged for in Santa Fe, y. NJ,
February -. caused by the deaths of
Gov = c de Baca and Gen Frederick
Funston. and then OF the decision of
the New Mexico people TO hold the
meeting at Fl Paso. He said that as
the New Mexico guard would be mus
tered out within a few days, II was
considered advisable by Gov. Lindsey
10 hold the meeting at FL PaSO at once.
Gen. Pershing and Gen Bell had ap-
proved the plan and Gen. Bell had given
him every assistance in arranging a
program, he explained
Tentative Program Outlined
The tentative program which Mr.
Hawkins and Gen. Bell outlined sol-
lows
Gov Lindsey and the New Mexico
delegation viii be met by a troop of
L s cavalry at the union station when
they arrive at 1880 o'clock Monday and
viii be escorted 10 Pioneer plaza At
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
30 DAYS is SENTENCE
FOR FLAG DESECRAT0R

New York. March l6.-The maximum
sentence of so days in jail and fine
OF 800 was given to Bouck White,
pastor Of the Church Of the Social Rev
Olution. who was convicted of desc
Grating the American flag by burning
ii in a melting pot in the yard Of
the edifice. August H Henkel and Ed
ward Ames, convicted with him, were
sent to Jail each for 80 days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
ALABAMA INFANTRY TO PASS
THROUGH THIS AFTERNOON

A special train OF Alabama infantry
is due 10 reach FL PasO this afternoon
from Nogales, Ariz.. en- route 10 ths
home station Of the regiment. The
troops viii be transferred to the Texas
K Pacific here.
J. X Walker. district passenger
agent for the T. & p at Shreveport.
La. has arrived here accompany the
Alabama troops.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
y. VI. Officers TO BE Honored.

a list OF the New Mexico officers who
viii come here was received FRIDAY by
". A Hawkins. Of the New Mexico
legislative committee. In the party
viii be
Col T. c. Abbott. Lieut.. Col ". 9.
Porferfield. Majs. Arthur Bail. Norman
L King and Harry b. Kaufman, Capts
W r Ames. I, J. Mollnari, Perry
H. NJ. Peck. James de Baca, q. II. Tot
ten. !. T.. Atwood. ". W. Dean. p. E.
Dessauer and +. ". Thompson; Lieuts.
L. T. Vincent, Earl B. Wilson. J. d.
Powers. X o. Windsor, Fred NJ. West
e. p. DusOn. !. +. Newkirk. J. A Isa-
acks. II. Ia F. Keely. J. J. NcMillen. Jas
H NcHughes. 4 ". Bedwen. J. NJ
German. NJ. German. N. r. DeBOrd. 2
l. Holt. H. B. Blackman, J B. L,assater.
{ p Ely. n. E Bechtel. H r. Miller. J
G Luikart. J. c Compton, T. ". Noe.
P. ". Baker. 5. D. Swope and Chas- E
Renenaugh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16

Indian Bicycles, Allen Arms & Cycle
60. 40f y. Oregon SI--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16

Have your Arch Supports expertly fit
ted. Chas. ROkahr. bOotmaker, 319 Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16

viii be a large delegation from the
state at large, including speaker
Llewellyn. the supreme court jus
tees. other officials and delegation
from nearly every city in the state
Las Cruces is planning TO send dele
cation of 100 or more
The directors who were present at
Thursday nights meeting We're B. L
Farrar. T. II. Rogers. G.. \. Martin. w
II. Shelton. Otis c. Coles. Z NJ Hurd.
II. NJ Andreas and II. Y. Ellis, and
". \. Hawkins and assistant publicity
secretary Forbes PaTkhi1.
Governor Urges Attendance.
Gov. Lindsey of New Mexico. issued
proclamation on Thursday afternoon
calling upon all New MeXicans 20 al
tend the exercises here next Monday,
TO show their appreciation OF Gen.
Pershing and the New Mexico militia
men, He calls in the proclamation up-
on city councils. mayors and CONNER
cial bodies To cooperate in bringing
large crowds here.
Railroads Offer Cheap Trips.
An excursion rate of one and one
third fare for the round trip from all
New Mexico points 10 FL PaSo next
Monday for the New Mexico day cele
bra ton has been put in effect by the
J. T. S- s ". and the Santa F. rail-
reads
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
Eyes Examined Properly

Geo. d. Kendall. 22S Mesa Avenue,
Makes Glasses Right.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16
To MUSTER OUT
BAT. 4 BY FIST
Orders Come From San An
tonic TO Send Famous Ros-
well Artillery Home.

Orders to muster out battery \. New
Mexico field artillery. commanded by
Capt. Charles De Bremond, of Roswell.
which is stationed at Fort Bliss, before
March q, were received at the head
quarters of the FL Paso military dis
trict from the southern departments
headquarters THURSDAY The battery
viii be mustered out at TT. Bliss. The
date has not been fixed. but 1t was
stated by army officers that IT would
probably not take place until after next
Monday, when the battery viii assist in
entertaining Gov ". Z. Lindsey. OF
New Mexico. members Of the New
Mexico state legislature and prominent
New Mexico citizens who will come to
II Paso to attend the ceremonies to be
held in connection with the presenta-
tion OF the New Mexico medal TO Mai.
Gen John J. Pershing
Part of Fifth Field Regiment.
The New Mexico battery. which is
considered one of the leading artillery
organizations in the United States. has
been stationed at FL PaSO since last
summer. Since il has been encamped
here II has been attached TO the Fifth
L. : field artillery
Capt. DeBremOnd. former Swiss Of
ficer, is expected to he the next adiu-
tant general Of the state OF New Next
co. He recently declined an offer OF
The position. but New Mexico officials
have said that Gov. Lindsey will pre-
vail upon him TO accept the position.
Capt. DeBremOnd is farmer and
sheep raiser and resides near Roswell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16

High Class Entertainment
Music. singing. dancing. CampbelIs.
ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
PRoTEsTA Ell CONSUL POR LA
PELICULA....
(Yienc de Ia Pag. 4a.)
nIGrCanLeS

e Aica!de Intervene en- CT asunto
FL Alcalde de Ia clCGad, o Mayor,
. mo Sc les llama aquI Z los Je1eS ae
las ADMINISTRATORS municipalities to.
no Ell debida cuenta Ia Protesta
del consul De NcgrI, hablendo d'rl-
lido al Icterido Representative del
gobierno de Mexico una carta conce-
b:da en- los s~iguientcs terminus:
"Mi qucrido ST.. Consul. lnmedia-
.-mcntc que recibi ST. carta trate cor
cl aCcutc Peter Pcshon, QUEEN ea e.
c~nsor dc c;nemat6grafoS del DePar
amento dc Po,icia Dc San Francis
CO. CT asunt0 dc Ia p~clIcuIa Soore
l. que ha liamado listed mi atenclon.
Ne manifesto que haria una investi-
rrcion inmcdiatamentc viendo la pc
:cu!a : que trataria con listed eI
-;ur;o pcrsonalmente.
"Espero que asi 10 habra hecho y
| cue haya sido eliminada Ia parte por
listed objetada. 81 no Sc ha hecho asi,
r:rvase listed avisarme de nuevo."
"a no Sc exhibe la ~pelicuEa.
Como Ia pel;cula va no Sc exhibe
N csta ciudad. Sc ignora 81 habra
side mod;ifcada. Is cast SECURE que
! estara siendo cxhibida en- otras 20.
| llar;oncs y l. recorrera todo ell
-~Ircui,o de teatros Y cines con los
c,c tjere contratos Ia casa construc-
ara dc p~e'iculas.
De Ia coptestaciop que 81 Alcalde
! 10 II ciudad dio n consul dc Neori
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
Serdn p~rotegidos los
barCOs r%IlerCanteS
dlneriCan0s

WASHINGTON, Diciembre D.
Con objeto de salvaguardar meJor
los barcos mercantes americanos que
atraviesen la zona de la guerra sub
marina. Sc esta preparando Ia ma
nera de cue sean tripulados por
miembros de Ia marina de guerra
Esta proposition cuenta o e. bene'
placito de los secretaries de Guerra
V Marina de los Estados unldos y
sera aprobada por ell Console Ma
val probaDlemente en- esta seman
El plan que sera a~cordado, es c
de que e tripulados esos barcoS
Dor las reservas navales, alistandos'
en- ell ~servicio q los que 2ctualmel Il.
son capitanes y oficaies y marine
ros de la marina mercaa-e. De e.
tos, los que no deseen alistarse, serar
trasladados a las lineas de SuG-1me'
RIGA V del Pacifico. Las atlas auto
-;dades del Departamento de Marin
han dcclarado que tienen Ia segurIda'
de la mayor parte dc esos ma
rinos estan dispuestos a entrar {
s~ervicio de Ia armada.
En- una conferencia celebrate re
c;entemente con los jefes de las Sc
cretarias dc Guerra y Marina, an:
hos funcionarios apoyaron e. plan co
NO ell mejor para obtener : mantle
uer tr~ipu!aciones ~instruidas ! dlscI.
plinadas. Una gran parte dc la ma
INA mercante americana esta va de
dicada al servicio trasatlantlcO y VIE
tualmente. todos los buQues que sal
ran de los astilleros, seran puesto:
an csc mismo ~servIcio. CaIcu!as'
cue unos trece mil hombrcS entire
capitanes. oficiales y marlnoS, entra
ran = formar parte de Ia rescrT;
naval.
Para tripular la gran flota que 10;
estilleros americanos poncra" a
| ~servicio el ano que viene, sc necesl
taran 10 menos Glen mil hombIcs. IL
Secretaria de Marina ha instruiao y:
cerca de cincuenta mil hombrcs para
6! ~servic;o dc rcSerya J aunGuc mu
cnos de ellos cstan Ell zeryicIo acti
vo, hay yarios m~illares que pueder
ser uti!izados para tripu!ar BARGE:
mercanteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06

IN nuevo triUnfo espera al notable
p:anista Y compositor Luis Alfonso
Marion. uno de nuestros mas altos
ryestigios musica,es, quien Ia noche
del dia diez de los corIentes dara
en- Ia sala de Bale del Hotel Guntes,
IN concerto cuyo solo anuncIo ma
~des2ertado gran entusiasmo entire eI
ptblico Quito Ge San Antonio que
va ot-as veces ha aplaudido caluCo-
samente al virtuoso m~eXicano.
e programa que Luis Alfonso
Marion ha elegido para este gran
concerto. que sera TODD un aconte-
c!mienco artist:co, esta lleno de sor-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
EI c~oncierto del eminente pianista
Luis Alfonso Marion

presas para el publico, y dara oca-
sion eli eiecutante de hacer gala de
Il admirables dotes y al ~compositor
de conquistar ell alma del publico en-
Ia magia de armonias.
Figuran en- dicho programme. obraS
de Mozart, dc Haenlei, de Shumann,
de Chopin Y de Listz, Y las ultimas
obras del maestro Marion, entire las
cua'es hay algunas que b~astarian por
81 sofas para hacer Il reputation.
Manana daremos a conocer algu-
nos importantes detalles del selecto
nrograma a reserva de publican este
complete, con toda oportunidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
OTRO CHOQUE DE AUTO
Movies

In ID csqUin@ dc las GALES New
Braunfels : Grayson pocos momcn-
tos dcspuecs del medic dia chocuron
dos automobiles. no habiendosc re-
gistrado ninguna Aesgracia personal.
Tumpoco las maquinas sufrieron da-
nos dc consideration.
II agente OSSett. que sc prcSento
= ~inveStigar 81 case, no detuvo d min
guno de los chauffeurs que name
jaban las naquinas que tuvfcron Ia
collision.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
Una faadtiG2 Causa una
es]aRt0Sa tr3gedIa

NUEVA YORK, Diciembre 5.-ka-
te Kawaztka. una muchacha de die
cinueve amos de edad, que Sc hallaba
sirviendo en- Ia casa de Mr.. Frank
Strezeski. en- el nGmero ll9 dc Ia ca
lie Martin. Y cue sufre de IN pronuH-
ciado fanatismo reiigioso, do muer-
tie al mas joven de los hijos de dicho
senior Paul Strezeski, de siete amos
de edad, co-tandole Ia garganta con
una navajo, Y hacienda luego 10 mis-
mo conSigo misma.
FL niho murio cast instantanea-
me7tc, raientras que Ia s~irrienta duro
aIctu tempo, pues fue ~trasladada al
hospital, en- donde muri0 pocas horas
despues. La criada irtento tambien
dar muerte a una rinita de suS amos
pero no pudo cogcr!a COMO u su her
mano Y gracias Il clio escape de ST.
frir Ia misma suertc.
Kate habia estado trabajando FL
Ia casa 0c Ia familia Strezesky dcs-
de que Paul contaba apenaS unoS
cuantos meseS de nacidO. ' ella Sc
cncargd de cuidarlo desdc c~ntorceS.
I'm el cuarto de Ia Sirrienca sc en-
contr6 una nota dcbajo de Ia almo-
hada de su cana. en- la que Gccia que
Sc iba a privar de la vida : que CO.
no amaba dcmaSiado Il Pau! y a su
hermanisa. Sc los jba i llevar cen
ella.
Como q las tres de Ia manana del
dia que tuvieron lugar esos hcchos.
ell nino mayor dc Ia familia Strezes-
Ky. Frank. desper;o y fuG = avisar a
gu padre que 81 hecmanito Paul no
estaba on 81 cana. lnmediatamente
q padre. creyendo sin duda que ST hi
ito habia sido sccuestrado. do aviso
. Dor telefono . Ia policia. pcro cu2ndo
Sc hallaba comunicando la n~oticia, su
. csposa. que tambien habia desperta-
DO y buscaba i Su hijo pOr toda Ia
casa, baj6 al subterraneo Y encontr6
81 cuerpo de Paul a. pie de la esca-
EZRA. desangrado Y yerto. 4 la vista
del c&daver de su hijo ia radrc Sc
desmay9 J quedo tirada en- e. paw
mento. Mr. Strezesky. viendo CUE
SUI csDosa TO Sc hallaba Ell la casa,
cmrez0 a buscaria y al fin Ia encon-
tro en- el subtcrranco con el cadaycr
: lie SUI hijo Paul.
Cuando la poIicia lego. practice
una inspection en- tota Ia casa, y ha-
biendo enconttado cerrada con Have
la puerta del cuarto del bano, Ia
abricrou 4 golpeS, encontrando ALI,
tirada en- el suelo a Ia sirvienta, con
la eareanta cortada y una botella va
cia q un ladO.
SeGun e. relate cue hizo el nino
mayor. Sc cree que Ia sirvicnta lie
70 a Paul al subterrareo e9 donde lie
do muerte, aproTechanuo la clrcUins-
tancia de que todos dormian en- Ia
casa J tai veZ volvia por la nina pa
IA l~IevarIa tambien al Sacrif;cio.
cuando Frank despcrto y para eyltar
que IA viera, Sc escape apresurada-
mente Y Sc encerro en- el cuarto de
bano. Notando eI nino que Su her
mantle no Sc halla en- su CANA, fue
Y lie comunico 4 su padre ell hccho.
Cuando la criada fue cncontrada. Sc
haliaba en- eStado agonico.
Registrado su cuarto Sc encontr0
Ell recado dcbajo dc su almohada Y
una nota en- Ia que disponia de sus
ahorros, que llegaban Il 1852. diStri-
buyenGo cs dinero en- donativos ! una
iglesia y 4 ana casa dc mujcrcs dc
mentcS.
>,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
SERAN DADOS DE ALTA LOS
HOMBRES CASADOS.

Aver :" rccibicrou tciegramas dc
Ia S~ocrc,aria dc Guerra. en- las esta-
r.orrs lie recIUtamicUto para Ct eiGr-
tito. que cstjn f~uncionaudo en- esta
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NISOS
"a so centavos cads T0Eo).
e. Mundo de 10 Pe4ueno.
E. Encanto de los Nin0s.
Fisica al Alcance de los Ninos
Historic de las Scciedades
Humans.
Las Maravillas del Cieto
BIBLiOTECA DE INDUSTRLAS
LUCRATTVAS
a IS centaycs csda ToEno)
Gauado Lamar
Cabal!os de Carge
Industrial Algodonera
Gusanos de Soda
VacaS Lecheras
industrial Alfare-s
Cabalios de Lujo
InduStria AZucGCera
Las Flores : sus Perfumes
Exploitation de Ia Patata
Cria de Cabras
Cria de Cerdos
e. Azafran.
Cria de Palomas
OBRAS POPULARES EMPASTA-
DAS
a % centayos cada uGa)
Quiromsncil
Guia del Buen Sirviente
Juegos = dePortes
BALES 6e Sociedad
Oraculo de las Damas
Labores del Bello sexo
: sn,ento de bieEestar , tomos Csc
Manual de poStres Y hcores
Gual de reposterla = U~asreleria
aASAS DE FANTOMAS
a 40 centavos tomo)
II genio del crinen
Gisteriosas fechorias
Horrible estratagems
Cadave- que habla
Juve contra Fautomas
FL muerto que mata
La hueila del muerto
FL agents Secrsto
FL documento numero 1.
Prisionero de Fantomas
FL diamante del Rey.
DeStreze inGtil
FL abogsdo mise csc
Ei poiiZonts apache
FL niio desaparecido
Fl ahorcado de Lon6raz
Vida por vida
AVENTURAS De BUFFALO Bull
q 40 ccnta7os tomo)
7 profanador de u b,s
TTna poche ds Carnaval
El instinto de una vibora
Fl nisterio de las ochO dagaR