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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-12
STATEHOOD.

The Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episco-
pal Sunday school will be reorganlzed
next Sunday afternoon.
There will b. EpWorth League ser
vices at MT. Pleasant Sunday evening,
led by Mrs. James T. Parrish, after
which there will be an election OF
officers
Last Saturday morning about S
o'clock "a telephone message was re-
ceiYed by "a resident Of StateWood
announcing the fact that mad dog
was coming i'm this direction. Before
the news could To- circulated through
the neighbOrhOod by means or the
telephone the mad dog was here and
a very unwelcome visitor he proved
to be. He first appeared at the home
Of Mr. VIM N Shauck, where To- mad
IA terrific fight with Mr. Shauck's
dogs. From there he suddenly dis
appeared and travelled to Shipley,
Gist, Klee's Mill and then back to
MIR. Shauck's, where nc arrived about
dark. He bit at MIR. John Parrish,
tearing his overshoe. He then went
down the state road swapping and Bit
ing at horses, dogs and everything in
his way He had "a fight with sew
eral dogs at the home 0f Twill. Charles
Lockard. Several people shot at him
and Saturday night he was pursued
by number of men and boys but
eluded his pursurers. At the home
Of Judge L C. Jordan he bit a dog
and was shot by MIR. German Jordan
Escaping from there severely wound
ed he made his way to the residence
of Mrs. Bollinger, Bollinger's Mill,
where he was found Sunday morning
and shot To death by Mr. Bollinger-
The dogs head has been sent to Bal
timore for examination. All the dogs
in this vicinity are quarantined.
mar. Horace IL. Shipley, OF State
wood, ~ doing thriving business
buying corn, potatoes and all coun-
try produce, which he ships to Bal
timore.
The Ladies' Mite Society of Mt.
Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church
met at the home of Mrs L. Calvin
Jordan on Thursday, January A. The
meeting was presided over by the
President, Mrs. John E. Spencer. The
amount or 1925 was collected.
Twenty-three members answered roll
call Refreshments were served i'm
abundance. The next meeting of the
64GlGky Wall DG dL sA1O AOAAAG ~ 49, ?.
Charles Conway.
Mr. Louis $hipley, Of Springfield,
spent last week with his brother, Mr.
Horace l. Shipley, OF Statewood.
Miss Ruth Arnold, Of Statewood,
has entered the Franklin High
School, Reisterstown-
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wantz and
family and Mrs Henry w. Griffee, OF
Griffeewood, spent Sunday with rel
atives at Greenmount-
Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal
Church, Freedom, presented their
pastor, Rev j. R. Pardew, purse OF
money Sunday morning following the
preaching service January Z, as a
token of their appreciation of his
service during the past year \.
Miss Maude Parker, of Caledonia,
spent Tuesday In StateWood.
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IAITNIIl.lTrE'(lNEllNn.

Mry Anal Mrs. George SlOnaker are
spending some time with relatives LII
Pikesville.
Miss Nellie Weaver, of SUFFOLK
Eanftorium, louisville, Long lalahnl
N. Y., spent few days with her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. Harry Weaver
Mrs. Walter Beachley and dangn-
ter, or Illinois, are visiting friends ~
thiH vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Heltibridla, of
Westminster, spent Sunday with Mr-
and Mrs Wesley Rodkey.
A large automobile truck passed
through town Last week on ita Way
tD Union Bridge loaded with house
hold goods. After IL reached the top
Of the hill at Mr. Harry Hulps farm
II commenced to go back and contin-
med until it reached the bottom where
dt toppled over against the bank ll
was righted next day and proceeded
on Its way to Union Bridge
Miss Martha Sell, Of FairvieW
spent Friday with friends ira town
returning home on Saturday.
the Week Of Prayer closed on sun
day night at the Lutheran church
Messrs. Karnette and Towsend, OF
the Seminary, held service i'm the
Methodist Protestant church In the
morning aId Mr. KaTn@tte preached
the closing service of the Week OF
PRAYER in the Lutheran church in the
evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Luther Kemp enter
tanned at IA family dinner on Friday
The churches Off the town are now
Iii equipped with electric lights.
Rev. and Mrs Saltzgiver are with
their friends i'm York county, IA.
Mr. and Mrs John W. Heltibridle
entertained at dinner On Sunday, De-
cember 18th, Rev. and Mrs. WI. ~
Saltzgiver, Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Helti-
bride, MIR. and Mrs. Jacob II. Hainesl
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel GreenhOltz, Mr
ANA Mrs. Earl HaineS And sons,
Ralph and Robert, Mrs. Sadie Zile
Mrs. Martin Myers and Mr.. Garland
Heltibridle. After the dinner Rev.
W. III. Saltzgiver administered the rite
Df baptism to their daughter, Thyra
Elizabeth, and Robert Wesley Haines,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Haines.
Mr. G.. Fielder Gilbert has had his
house wired for electric lights.
Interments during 1916 at Union
town.
Lutheran Cemetery, Uniontown,
january %, Paul Palmer. aged III
months
February a, Thomas Meringt aged
S1 years and 11 months
April 5, Mrs. Henry Trcutfelter,
aged 81 years.
June FL, Mrs. Julia Englar, aged
72 years and 11 months.
November 6, Mary Martha Singer,
aged 8 months and days.
Bethel Cemetery, Uniontown, Jan
uarv 20, Mrs. Jesse Eckard.
February *, VIM Arnold, aged "a
years.
March A, Bendego Newcomer, aged
67 years.
August 1S, David Winters, aged "a
years and IL months.
August hist, Mrs Masie BOweraDX
September ri, Frank Sullivan, aged
43 years.
December Is, Wesley Gilbert, aged
"a years.
December 27, Charles il Smith, aged
42 years.
M. sP. Cemetery, Uniontown, Janu-
airy %, Mrs. Susan Myerly, aged 70
years.
january 20, Mrs. Charles Smelser,
aged 57 years.
August 20. Keener y. BilImyer. aged
SO years.
October %, Miss Myrtle Rinehart,
aged 26 years.
Pipe Greek Cemetery, January 29,
EUstavus Barnes.
February 6, Rose W. Haines.
February IA, Eliza Wilson.
March 16, Anna M. Harris.
April 11, John I'D F. $toner-
August 2, James Rocp.
August B, Charles III. Crumbacker.
August 10, Charles Myers.
September 18, Mrs. Samuel Johnson.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-12
Says Sheriffs Wink at MOOnshine
Stills.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 23.-E. C- Yellow
lev, internal revenue agent in charge
of the Atlanta district, charges that
county sheriffs do not cooperate with
revenue agents in running down
moonshiners. All too often the moon
sinner II protected by the county ON
cialS.
In those counties where Federal
revenue agents have the cooperation
of the sheriff and his deputies moon
shining IL almost unknown TIL other
counties, where the local officials
wink at the illicit manufacture OF
whiskey, moonshine stills are running
almost night and day.
Mr. Yellowley declares some sher-
iffs laugh at requests of the revenue
officers for assistance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-12
IN NKEMIOPIANH.

In sad but loving remembrance of our beloved
husband and father. Harry L. Rinehart, who de-
parted this life five years ago. January Is 1912.
The depth OF my sorrow,
&o one can till,
Loss OF u dear husband
I loved 10 well.
We will always remember you dear husband
and father,
Though long may seem th years.
And oft' i'm the lonely hours,
WE wipe away our tears
So wei try and still cur heartaches.
And do our best to smile,
For God will let US come to you,
After little while.
HFs BRoKER-H HEARTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-12

20 PER CENT. ON YOUR MONEY
CAN YOU BEAT 1T AND BE SAFE.
That's what you could have saved II
You had bought Coal last june Of
Smith & ReifSnider. Begin now tO
save money for next years Coal, those
of you who can.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-12

Milton Carter, 80 years old, mer-
chant, died Wednesday at Liberty
town. He IL survived by his widow,
one daughter, Miss Bessie Carter, "a
son, John Milton Carter, his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, and sister,
Miss Myrtle Carter, all of Liberty.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-12
Put TO The Test.

'1 hear Doctor Founders has re-
ceived a call to large city church at
greatly increased salary
10 course he will accept2 n
he announced that he would
retire to his study and pray over the
matter. The neighbors say if he
doesn't accept Mrs Founders and IT,
Founders girls will never again have
any faith in the efficacy OF prayer"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-12
Sullivan.

Frank Eugene, infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William T.. Sullivan, West
George street, died this morning at y
o'clock. Funeral services will be
held at the home Sunday afternoon at
2 O'Clock, Rev Hetrick officiating. In
terment i'm Krider's cemetery. James
M Stoner & Som, funeral directors
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-12
Eekenrode.

John Vernon Eckenrode, infant son
or Mr. and Mrs Vernon Eckenrode
Liberty street, died Tuesday, aged
days. Funeral services were held
Wednesday evening, Rev. J. G.. NAL
Ion officiating Interment in St
Johns cemetery. James M- StOneT
& Son. funeral directors. E
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l..
Mrs. Susan Alice Nelson, wife Of
Thomas Nelson, Keysville, died at the
home or her daughter, Mrs. la. ~
Rifle, Taneytown, Wednesday, aged
IS years, months and 20 days. Be
sides her husband, one son and two
daughters survive: Thomas Nelson
Keysville; Mrs. Annie Stuller. ot
Bishop, Nd, and Mrs. Cora Rifle, Of
Taneytown.
Funeral services were held at the
home today, Rev. wv. @. Ibach assist
ed by Rev. ~. B. Hafer and Guy P.
Brady, officiating Interment in the
Lutheran cemetery. Pallbearers were
George Ritter, Peter Baumgardner,
William Devilbiss, Peter Wilhide,
Harvey Shorb and William Stonesifer
C %. Fuss AZ Son, funeral directors.
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.lIl[ ann.

Lewis T.. Ham, aged SO years, I
months and days died at the home
of Charles CARRIER, near Keymar
Tuesday. Funeral services were held
today att NIT. Union, Rev Paul D
Yoder, assisted by Rev W- y. Saltz-
giver officiating. IntermenG in adj
joining cemetery. c. o. Fuss & Son.
funeral directors.
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Sure Not.

Miss Chance (reading from paper
"A Girl saved an express train from
destruction by taking on her petit
Miss Peril never do anything he
roic like that.
Miss ChanceWhy not?
Miss Pert-Because n don't wear
red petticoats.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-12
IF'itze.

Mrs. Eliza Catherine Fftze, wife OF
Amos Fitze, near this city, died Mon
day night, aged 62 years, z months
and 23 days She ID survived by her
husband and four children, Irene and
Joseph, at home; Mrs. Harvey Petry,
Pleasant Valley, and Asper Fitze, Of
Myers district. She was a member
or It, Benjamin's Lutheran church.
Funeral services were held today
at IL o'clock in st. Benjamin's Luth-
eran church, Rev. Stephen Traver,
pastor, officiating. Interment in ad-
joining cemetery. James M. $toner
e Son, funeral directors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-12
Beard.

Mrs Mary =. Beard, wife OF Lewis
Beard, died Monday at her home
Pleasant Valley, aged "a years and
9 months. She is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Baker, Bird
Hill. Besides her husband and par
ents, one daughter, Mary M., and one
infant son, Lewis, survive.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day afternoon at II m, in Deer Park
Methodist Protestant church, Rev
VIM TT. Sites officiating. Interment
in adjoining cemetery. The pallbear-
ers we're Thomas Myers, Harvey
Petry, John Myers, Oscar Myers
Charles Myerly and Jacob Frock. r.
C. Sharrer, funeral director
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-12

PEA COAL WILL SAVE YOU
MONEY-LISTEN! On many mild
days yOu can burn it in yOur boiler or
furnace instead of larger-sfzed Coal.
You cam burn it fM your range as we'll
Gee Smith & Reifsmlder about tle kind
Oh Coal yOu need.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-12
FARM FOR RENT.

Over 375 Acres near Railroad station,
macadam roads, running water, dairy,
cow stables and out-buildings- Write
Immediately, If interested, to arranged
inspection.
AUBREY PEARRE, JR..
ian12-2t 207 M. Calvert st., Baltimore
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
NNXFII.

u ms dcsTuGs de haber sido cs-
cri.G n ca..& cEe acabanos de trans.
{ E.oir. II Official cuya fisonomia pa
rec.a babe suf-.do por largo tempo
los a"do.osos rayos del sol ~africano.
lego armada de IN simple yatagan a
las pUeCt&s de Constantine. Ccupada
recientemente Tor ell ejercito frances
Y s0brc cuyos muros ondeaba Ia ban
dera tricolor.
Tn uaifcrme suc:o ' comDleta-
raente dcsgarrado. cubria I aouel O.
fetal; llevaba en- Ia cabeza IN tur-
bante de lana roja: sus pies ~apareciar
d~esealzos y ensang-eatados. ]conocien-
dose!e que habia caminado por largo
tempo sobre Ia ardieatc arena.
La expression de doior de 81 rostro,
a mi-ada febril Y 81 i~ncuita barba.
no daban lugar q reconocer en- aouel
hombre al que c2atro meses antes
err Il dc les mas 6rillantes cficia-
les del %cj6rcito frances.
Nuestro hombre Sc encamin6 bacia
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ell lugar donde sc habia improvisado
el alojamiento de los cazadores de
Africa, Y hal!ando a uRo de t.tcs de
centine!a, Sc acerc6 = 81 preguntan-
dole:
-GMe conoce&
-No...mi Official, respondi6 Ell sol
tado, que adivin6 por los restos del
uniforme, que conserYa 81 ~interIocu-
tor. que debia efectivamente tener
algun grade en- el ejercito.
Soy el captain Lemblin.
Eel captain Lemblin! balbuce6 Ell
soldado lleno de asombro.
ST, 70 soy.
-iImposiblel
-GPor que?
-Porque muri5.
Y ha rcsucitado, agreg6 el off
cial. franqueando IA puerta del morris
co edif!cio cue servia de Quartet.
hal.abanse a Ia saxon alganos Off
GALES en- e. patio del Quartet. e%;erci-
taado 4 Il soldados en- el ejercicio de
las armas, cuando apareciendn Ell ca
plt;!n, Sc air!gi6 u aqu6llos hacienda
les Il misma pregunta que momentos
2ntcS h2bia hecho al soldado, logran-
10 por fin hacerSe reconocer.
Sc habl6 de los que ha5an
references a Ia discretion V
slbita d~esaparici0n del captain.
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XXXNI

E. Coronel Leon, al captain Hector
Lemblin:
"Querido captain: En- tarts transcu-
RE eI luto de Ia sonora baronesa,
Marta de Flars Ruvigny, ne aqui 10
que Ia Association os manda haees.
AnGa por el mundo I'm teniente de ca
Eadores de Africa, e. cua tieae cier-
tas cuentas Que arreg!ar con nosotro>.
Al buen enteEiedoc pocas pelabras
Re basan. ConoceiS bien "a Angela
Y Ell baron de RuYigny, no sera el que
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-Es verdad. murmur6 el abogado
5ajando IA cabeza.
Y 81 e. senior de Flar>-AeRtsory
SC hubiese ca,sdo coz IA ssnorita de
Pons, e~a-eceriais hoy de fortuna.
Emmanuel baj0 IA cabeza sin o.
jetar NADIA.
P~ertenecia I il Association V no le
Quedaba orro recurso, que obedecer.
Como Sc W, Ia terrible Association
de los Companeros de Ia Espada, ira
taba de luchar contra la voluntad
p6stuma del baron de Mort-Dieu.
La viuda que lIoraba a su riejo es-
poso, ala en- su retro, no sospechaba
las maqainaciones que ontra ella Sc
fraguaban Y que amenazaban a Ia vez
el reposo de su coraz6n Y Ia vida de
81 protejido.
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FOLLETlN, Mum. 81.
e. c DE SANGRE.

"
Ell marques de FIars de Nontgory
nuerto tambien en- viS2eras lie 81 ca
samiento. os permite llevar csc nom
bre. objeto de vuestra ambici6n. sin
tenor alguno de que nadie "enga :
d~isputaroslo.
En- efecto, mi Querido ~coronel. res,
pondi6 Emmanuel, mereceis todos
mis- elogios Y mi eterno agradecl,
miento.
-Es l6gico que asi sea. dijo e. co,
ronel secamente, pero vuestro agra
decimiento precisa que Sc transf7rme
en algo practice ' beneficioso para
ia Association de los Companeros de
la Espada.
-Estoy pronto. ique he De hacer?
-Casaros.
-iCasarme! iQuersis e~xplicaros
con mas claridad, coronel?
Con mucho gusto. Sc trata SEN
ciuamente de Que os caseis con ana
Elujer que careee de fortuna : como
vuessra fortuna es algo esquiva, ha-
brsis de haceros am2r cosa ha-to ia
ell tratandose de vos. que Sois galan,
tesdor por naturaleza.
-Fhs!. sin fortuna. ,CCmo
habeis cencebido tai cosa? Tened en-
cuenta que soy rico, que tengo mas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11

Ge ,r"<cientay nil libras de renta.
-Raz67 de mis-. para que no a.pl-
rl;z " IN dots: Pero caando o. he d.
cho QUE era una mujer sin fortuna,
ne he ~equivocado. La espo.a cue o.
desciro, q muy RIGA. posee gran
h~ercncia Y es precise hacerla resti-
:u:r.
Emmanue! miro 0 asombro 4 su
iHt~er.ocuror.
IA mujer que os 2Fopongo, a
HaCio f-i2merte Il coronel Leon, es
Ia viaGa de Mor--Dieu, madrastra del
actual baron de igual nombre. mes
ITO compaHerc. La viuda en- question,
IS joven. solo tiene treinta amos, es
vl--UoSa Y bella, solo tiene IN defec-
10. 81 exceso De carino por su sobri
no. per- este no es IN obstaculo, con
observation-disclosures de 81, asunto termi-
nado. :HabtiS comp-endido, Emma
nuel??
ST, agrego este Por 10 que veo,
me condenais al matrimonio sin de-
-echo I a~pelaci6n.
-sAeaso a Association Sc 10 conee-
do a aquellos que eran IN obstacu-
10 para vuestrcs fines?
No, pero...-
Amigo mic, anadi6 e. coronel
con tono sa-castico; 81 81 general
hubiese vivido, seguiriais iIauaadoos
Emmanuel Chaiamnel.
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me parece. Ia habei. visto alguna vez'

me parece. Ia habei. visto alguna veEs
-Claro esta cue Ia he vi-to.
DE verdad?
-Tas verdad es, que un dia la en-
contre en....En Paris hace dos me-
ses en- Ia caile dc Vivienne, Ia vispexa
de mi partida para esta, pues me ha-
ila5a en- aqdtila cntonces. disfrutan-
do de ounce dias de licencia.
i Admirable. murmur6 el capisaR
que habia venido de Africa expresa-
mente, para buscar ~querella al tenien-
te de Verne, prcsentandosele ana
magnifica OCCASION para clio. Pero IA
OCCASION no resultaba del TODD muy q
gusto suyo, puesto que hacia recaer
sobre eI terribles sospechas.
En- efecto, repuso Verne, tan
admirable es Ia cosa, que ha sido pre-
ciso que os viese llegar en- csc calami-
toso estado para dudar de ?uestra
identidad con Ia persona qua tsnts
Sc os parece Y que 70 vi en- Paris.
De todos modos. repuso el cayi-
tan, hubierais podido abordar esh
question de un modo mas p%rudente..
-Vos hab&is tenido la culpa:
-iCaballe-o!, replieo Lenbf1.
creo que cs traslimitais.
-Pac5to que 40 sois Ia persona
Eor =: c;tada, "a que os incomodsis,
captain?
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Sin embargo, cuando sc lie vic apa-
rccer cubicrto de harapos, Qa lido
Y dsnuneiaHdo los horTore5 de IL
c~autividad. ain les mas e~osvencidos
de Ia discretion del captain, Lajaron
de duJar, V el desertor fue recogido
por sus compaheros dc armas como IN
hermaEo que. dcspues de largo tenn
pc de caut;vidad, habia degrade eva
dirse q fuerza de grandes prodigios
de energia, yalor e inteligencia.
Poseia Ell captain el don de ia pa
labra, de Ia ~Dersuacion. Y mario sus
a~venturas, persuadiendo facilmente a
sus companeros.
Solo uno IN teaiente, miro al ca
p:tan con r~ccelo, diciendole:
-Existe IN hombre en- el mundo.
de tan extrano parecido a vos, que 20
%juraria cue erals ell mismo.
-iQue es 10 cue queries decir con
ESQ, teniente de Verne, pregant6
Hector Lemblin, cue a pesar suyo. Sc
estremeci6 bajo IA gniFada FRA y IL
ia de su i~nterloeutor.
NADIA, captain.
-iEntonee,?.....
He dicho que cxiste en- ell nun
do IN hombre que sc os pareee tanto,
que juraria que e. y vos erals Ia mis-
ma persona.
-GY q esa persona que tanto sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11

Tn parrafo de Eel Nacional":-
Hasca hoy NADIA Sc Ia .csuci,o = "A
s2!ic.tud que h" hcchc q catec:lla
Jesus Cincora quien. como oportuMa-
mente 10 dijimos. ofrcci6 rendirse y
"at;r 4! cabecilla Jose Ines Chavez
h"sta cntreCar su caheza".
~S"guramcHte IA tarGarZa en- rcsol-
yer obedece . que los carTancistss
no han poGi0o Donerse de acuerdo So
bre 81 Ia cabeza de Chavez debe We
NJ en- barbacoa, guisada, 0 cocida IL
horne. \
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11

Tomamos de Ell Universal": "El
archivo quitado al cabecilla Emiliano
Zapata por las tropas de! genera! Te-
jada y Carreon, se.a entrcgado al Gu
aadano Presidents de ia R~epublica.
Muy bien. Servira de que don We
nustiano SC documente como Dos
manda : ample sus conocimientos en-
el arte de volar trenes Y sAquear pue-
bios.
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CARICATO.

CT Baltimore para organizar ana ICON
e ,ucia de Ia restauracion naciona,
india Ell Palestine. Entire la. perso-
naliGadcs notables qua tonaron Il
palabra en- las reuniones de Balti-
Sc e~ncuentran los senores Is
rael B. BFodie, Jacob de Haase '
byaadc.s. iucz de Ia Suprema Cort-.
Ell proyecto del gobierno britannica,
declare el senor Brodie. conmueve
profuadamente e! coraz6n de los
israelitas.'
Una manifestation muy importan-
tc tuvo lugar va, durante ell mes
i.tino, en- Enrich, en- donde. ante
INK gran asamblea publica de quiz
~rieGias personals. entire las que Sc
c~Crtarcn aifereates representatives de
(Pasa 2 Ia IA. pir. Cc,. Sa1
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Dice "El Nacional" de Mexico
IA LEGION De HONOR Sc ESTA
CONVIRTIENDO EN- LEGION De
HORROR y refiere lueGo, que lo2
yccinos de T&cubava tienen 81 alma
en- IN hilo desde que scntaron sus
.reales en- dicha villa los acreditados
bandoleros que ccmponen una csadri
la Hamada Legion De Honor, a Gu,
20 frcntc Sc hal!a cl iasigne hojaia.
ttro Y general don Silvino NJ. Gar,
cia.
\ juzgar por Ia noticia de "El Ma
~cional" el honor 10 ganan los lego,
rarios de don SiIvino robanGo. matar,
DO ' cometiendo :ropc'ias de TODD gG-
nero. pues dcsde que lIegaron \ Ia
:uhaya 10 hsv casa tranquila, nj ca,
ia fuer.e segura, nj muchacha honra,
da que Sc atrcya I salir a e Gale, 4
c;udatano p2cifico que no cora e
r.csgo &c ser apuAaleado...
Esta muy bien la legioncita esa
Da una idea exacta de 10 que es e.
honor carranclan.....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-11
P0LITICAM ENUDA

Ali VI I'M decreto que merece mar
co, monumento. Y musica en- los pos
tres.
Son.
Eiyismbrc ! de l.9l7.-SenOr Presl-
deute Northumberland el Estado
de Sonora. en- estado de guerra por
Ia rebellion yaqui, Y 2 fin de evltar
para siampre los perjuicics qAe tEae
Ia venta de ~licores, he dado orden 4
los iefes de lineas. qae pasen por las
armas = todos aquellos individuos que
Sc dediguen a n vent2 de bebidas en-
b-:.ganyes.-El General Jefe de las
Operacioncs. P. Z. GALES.
La Interpretation del mensaje-de'
creto. no puede ser mas que esta:
CITE Sc fusi'e ''provis!onalmente' a los
que vcnden alcoholics, porQue el Es-
tado de Sonora esti en- estado de
guerra.
iOh. sintaxis! iOn, democracia!
.iOh. ..rayos Y centel'as. que hacen
polvo q csc Plutarco que no nacio Ell
Beovia con cl gran comentar!sta grie-
go. pero que es IN beocio del enten-
dimiento: Z csc Elias que no fue a
rrebatado al cielo. sino al inferno, a
csc Gales que no !lega nj Z vereda..