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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-20
Will Dra,pn Century Ago
is Filed in St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2O.-A certified
copy Of will filed in st. Louis more
than century ago. has been prepared
by the office Of the probate court here
for an attorney at Bowling Green, Mo.
The will is that of Edward Hampstead
and was filed Nov. "a, 1917.
The will was found in the first rec
ord book of the ST. Louis probate
court which was rescued from a scrap
heap two years ago. Among the be.
quests was that of farm and two
negro men and one negro woman to
Hempstead's parents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-20
Burn German Books
Urges College Head

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Dec. 90
President w. w. Parsons Of the Ind
lana State Normal School, In a talk In
chapel here today, urged the burning
Of all books in the normal library con-
tanning the doctrines Of the German
autocracy. His suggestion was made
at the conclusion of a series OF talks
by Prot c. B. Bacon, based on the
utterances of German philosophers.
which Prof Bacon declared explained
the "barbarous attitude" OF the Teu-
tonic autocracy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-20
/, ". HAB|CHORS1
DIES SUDDENLY

Henry W. Habighorst, widely known
in Richmond, dropped dead Thursday
afternoon at the Starr Piano com.
pany's factory where he was employ
ed. His death, it is believed, was
,lue to heart disease. He was about
s, years old and resided at 331 South
Sixth street. He leaves his widow and
tive sons, Edwin and Harry.
M. Habighorst held nearly all
o1ftcee. at different times In st. Johns
Ed III church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-20
Sunday Schools Urged to Burn
Wood and Double Up to Sape Fuel

preaching. Let all the Sunday schools
meet there. Take turn about holding
Sunday school where preaching is.
Richmond can conserve by having
Sunday school and preaching in Ger
tain districts Of the city. or let the
people OF the some faith meet only in
one church. Christmas Is here with
every church having some special SER
vice. But after Christmas every COM
munity, town and city should have a
meeting of the officials Of the Sunday
schools and churches and plan for
conservation of coal.
"E. P. JONES, President,
Wayne Co. Sunday Scnoo1 Assn. !"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-20
LaFollette Inquiry
Again is Postponed

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-InabiIity
to obtain a quorum compelled the SEN
ate committee investigating Senator
Lafollette's st. Paul speech to post
pone action again today. for the fourth
time
The committee met to extend time
for conducting the inquiry and to de-
eide when former Secretary Bryan
should testify.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-20
Postoffice to Make
Deliveries Sunday

The heavy rush of Christmas mail
has caused the Richmond postoffice to
take steps to make parcels post de.
liveries Sunday.
These will be the first Sunday de-
liveries in the Offices history.
The mail this season bids fair to be
as heavy as that of any other year
and possibly larger. although 1t started
late.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-20
PLACED AMONG RELICS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.--The tat
tered ensign Of the German cruiser,
Cormorant, sunk by her crew in Guam
harbor after the declaration of war,
was received today at the navy depart
ment and placed among the relics in
the naval library.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-20
Gaines New Master
Of the Webb Lodge

Webb lodge Of Masons Wednesday
evening elected officers as follows:
w NJ, s. Burton Gaines; S. W., A.
Clark Stevens; J. w, Clarence W.
Foreman: Treasurer, John e. Peltz;
Secretary, Ernest o. Evan; Trustee.
Clarence E. Parks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-20
Penny Shortage is
Relieved by Sale
of Thrift Stamps

Every time a thrift stamp is pur-
chased for youngster Of Richmond a
deluge Of pennies follows" said Super
intendent Wilson Wednesday morning
In many cases parents have purchas-
ed the first stamp for the children
They become SO eager to secure an
other stamp they pry open their banks
Hence SO many pennies for Post
master Beck to count. And the copper
shortage Is relieved
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-20
SINKING OF SUBS
IS DECREASING

LONDON, Dec. 20.-Speaking in the
House Of Commons today David Lloyd
George. the British prime minister.
said that the margin Of losses at sea
~as HI so~4ng 1Ae sinking by sub
marines. he declared was decreasing
while ship-building was Increasing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-20
Ten Stars in High
School Service Flag

The service flag for the Richmond
high school was placed in the High
school chapel, Thursday morning.
There are 10 stars.
Members OF the school on the honor
roll are Charles Chapel, Harold Nor.
ris, Wilbur Morel, Howard Webb. Les
ter Beach, David Hoover, Murray
Snively, Carl Mcbride. Robert Clark
and c.. II. Edwards.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-20

For Wayne County by w. E. Moore
Unsettled tonight and Friday. Prob
ably rain turning to snow Colder
Friday.
General Conditions-The two areas
Of low barometric pressure in southern
Canada has caused a continued moder-
alton in temperature of the Rockies.
Moderate cold wave over the west
probably will cause a fall in tempera.
ture Friday in this district hut there
Is no indication Of any severe cold
weather within the next thirty-six
hours.
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help the county should it fall short
Of its 5000 quota.
6,341 Members Nov
Another tabulated report made at
the luncheon shows 1885 reported.
The total number of members OBJ
tanned since the campaign started
Monday Is 6,341.
The figures by wards are:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-20
THE WEATHER

For Indiana by United States Weath.
cr Bureau - Rain tonight, probably
to snow. Colder Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-20

Today's Temperature
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
As Okiah0ma Does II

when the federal trades commission
handed down its decision holding the
standard on company responsible for
the high price Of gasoline, and further
that said standard on was as much
ID monopoly NOW ua over. it failed to
give the standard credit according to
tu editorial BOO % Boston paper re-
D,N,d 1t this desk, and, boo fact. scnt
ufuud .ast over the cast Hs giving the
other side Of the question.
This editorial was misplaced or II
would uc herewith given iu fun 1t
stated that the Standard had been
rcaponNblc for the conservation Of oil
ihfu the state corporation commits
sion of oklahoma during the flush
period Whcu Cushing was flooding the
market n also stated that the
standard did not get credit for tank
ing the surplus OIL against day Of
need
Here On oklahoma IL has been
known all the time that Standard in
Iucuccs were back Of and behind the
conservation movement as II was at
tempted hN the corporation commits
sion. but II was also known that said
conservation proved farce and tiz-
slc mostly ON account of the Inability
1f state Officers to play the game on
the level ana not discriminate against
'hc ltilc fellow.
The fact is. conservation proved
failure then when oil was plenty, as
can easily Doe proved by asking amy of
'hc hIr men who operated In the
cushing field ut that time. with only
one exception each ANA every one of
the operators are willing 10 testify
hat the natural course pursued 10y oil
operators at that time proved the best
hing that might happen.
a. b. t.f.ttIt .ftf.t tIuells frl. oil
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20


aud hy getting Ilrm control over the
on man IN his driIllng operations 10
finally acquire strong hold "h me
ou man ana the ol! business so thal
hereafter they can l''3'r ho' "hiS thc
supply of crude that la pr"duted "it
shul say What thc price may ne h"'n
Tor crud, ana reilhed pio'uc's'
Ihc attorney -EeH'i'l mas Stnt ou' d
REPRESENTATIVE To take deroSitons as
90 the pm o. ot gasoline ana the Pu'H-
t"H ls. lloW Tar docs ne propose 10
q" The chances are HuhuIed l'
ono against his ever h'luE inIt Il" ser I-
10 sly interfere with the r'iIhers lh
oklahoma. who are Just now mahlhs
u'h I'll grand record 'nr ih'Iu'''. 'a
against the great odds Of irri-ht rates
and big premiums FOR 'I'.
Tho corporation commission IS send
lu" ont notices that \. j" walker
hol oil and ras conserN1t ton agent Is
about 90 'ar for uuIhllI.d power ana
the ou' ton rs: 'HoW lar VIII ne ne
tN." To- goo with II an lh' chaH'eS
are ina' ~ VIII amount Z" n''hliE eN-
'Ii 10 aF-raNlte the on man VINO mas
Sleut Ncune ln tl business OF
producing oil, ana who Is Just ass READY
ana WILING I" conserve 'he gus 'S n'
corporation tuiIlIlISr'"u OF amy l'"' 'I''
la .lNl'us 10 nave n,Hh
mat Us 10 H'H, inc "H l''" ~"
n''N,lS t'S wen is ho' lu,' ~ ~, ''",
lie VIII conserve ms gas ana WI. Ir't
tho same pt'Ndtd tn''e IS n',i N.'
Tor gas Should II ne h.'o'.'1IN 10
.,"so HtIt gus ''! "II.I 4" l..,I 1o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
Grading Tools

Western Wheeled Scraper company,
Ketchum brothers, agents. We have
small tools and repair parts on hand.
Phones 600 and 1896.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

The well of the MetGar oil t& Bro
koraEc CO. in the southwest corner Of
tho northeast OF 2I-14-12 has been
cased and everything is in readiness
Tor the deeper drilling of it but the
on is now cutting considerably and
the production has fallen off until it
Is only making about 100 barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

May and was buried at Chicago
MAY ~. He was - years old.
According to doctors, the disease
was caused hy ovorWork in his studies
at Northwestern university, where the
young man was just finishing a four
'r course in mechanical engineer
ing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
FOR SALE

In Fox oil field. fee 100 acres, sections Is
and 10, township south range west.
Fee 90 acres. north, III cast near test of
Lucky Tiger oil company at ii, Pittsburg
county; price $40 per acre
Fee 20 acres near same test $40 peg acre.
Fee 20. IS acres near same test $40 per
acre.
Lease 30 acres near same test. 81 per acre.
Lease so acres -. north, Il east, Atoka
county near Bison oil company test, 81 80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
oIL MAnkET ouOrATTIONs
Offlce! 624l

Kan 4 Okla ~ w
llrRl,ltuu .. 80
IU.Iiu. lTpNue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

The Standard OH company Of Kan
sas has declared a dividend Of 3 per
cent ana an extra dividend of per
cent payable June 10 to stock OF rec
ord May 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
SOUTH or KIEFER-Sw

ana Hardman are due today at 1850
feet I'm their No l on the Martha Vile
farm in 25-17-12.
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
Another GOOD one at Stone Bluff

The Gohle No. ON the Barnett
farm iu the southeast of S-lG-15 is
completed In the 1,100-foot pay and
is making 25O barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
ncrlnrcs Dividend.

Cosden & Co. has declared a regu-
lar dividend per cent payable
June / to sto... Of record May Is.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

ing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
oil Stocks

Furnished o., Sraudb,rr. MgGreevy & Co
members uf tu. NrW lur, stock exchange
p.2 Baltimore Avenue Kansas city, Mo;
Standard OIL Subsidiaries.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
CUENTO E OLA.
NirT" lie IL >tPiima planl).


'urgir 4 Ia vita"
! aqui Ilc@J ct trer al final de mi
yiaje. No pude OR mas del curse de
csas mprcsluneS iNtimas, que me in
t~er@saron bastarte. Preguntt Z UT
compahero &c viaje, Quien era Ia DANA
enlutada, objcto de mis- impresiones.
' aquel, satisfizo mi curiosidad. rela-
/ ;andome nlmios pnrmencres de su vi
ia.
Ella e. Mia de IN pueblo inme-
diaio. i Ia perSpicacia de I'd, no
aabri escaPado. que preside en- su
c~aIacteriStico de mujer 'un romanti-
eiSmo exagerado." Su caracte: esta
ie.ineadc en- TODD cuanto hablo y que
20 observe cue listed escuchaba con
mterGs.
--Es Va ella. como listed habra Wis
10. una muier entrada en- amos. sin
ser aun vieia. Naci6 rodHada de gran
des comodidades. y su juventud Sc
Gesiizo tranquila, 4 Ia sombra de u
progenitores. que vivian con holgura.
Fila Sc enanlcr6 ala en- su adoleScen-
cii. de IN jcver compueblano suyo.
\ algunos amos despueS unieron sus
Gestlnos. Nuriecon SUs padres. cast Il
POGO tempo de casada ella, ' su ma
r:dO que err III bohenlio-diSipo cast
tcda Ia fortuna de 81 mujer, q! cam
hi2r su vida de pobrcZa on vida de
Lerroche. V isucedi0 10 que tenia que
succder, su p4trimOnio mer!r3se con-
siderablcmente. Y VI I n muerte de
81 marido. no Quedaba n peSeta.
-Vire actualmente ella, echando de
! menos TODD aGuello que alegraba el
,nic!o de su exiStencia y en- su soledad
rostaigica de ahora. sin amores Y SIN
fortuna, no encuentra va Ia vida pla-
/ cida. ' -. cree ser hoy una victima del
; deStino.
!Aqui ccncluyeron los infOrmes de
( MI cortpalSrO de Nlale-
He ahi. a grandeS trazos, IN DO
ceto originalisimo digno de estudic!
Tn excepticismo horriblemente cruel
cue tortura Ell final de Una existencia,
uue corri6 al du!ce vaiven de ensORa-
! clones intim:aS, fundadas en- castiilos
de naipeS.
Atribuir 4 In fatalidad 10 que fue
O 10 cue era, eslah6n de n cadena
de successes que trajeron ~aparejados 4
Ia escena final. los desenvolvimientos
que iniciaronse ALA en- II juventud, Y
que tuvieron, con la inexperienced lue
90. ternino en- una bancarrota fatal
para IA inexperta: no deja de ser una
: puerilidad estupenda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
san ANTONIO. TEAS.

I Inglaterra. ALI muri6 n Princess,
cuamdo su hijo solo tcnia - aHcs
de edad.
En- 1865. cl CoroncI Sobieski Vi.
no 4 America y Sc alist6 como ella
rim en- 81 cjtrcito dc los Estados Uni
dos. Luch5 contra los inGios, E&&ta
cue estall6 Ia guerra civil. y "nto2-
ces ing~es5 al ejtrcito dc! Potomac.
Permaneci6 en- {! ejarcito dc n Union
hasta cl fin d" Ia guerra. Du"ant"
csc tempo rccibi6 el grade De Coro-
rol Y tuvo In distinction lie habcr 81
DO 81 Unico hombrc cue a~lc@n2a"a
e. txito de pcnetrar ell ms fortificT
clones de Nashville como cspia, Y VOL
YER a las lineas del gobicrno. Pc"
desempenar tai comision, us0 cl dis
fraz De IN noble po,aco.
Desputs. cuando Mexico iueha5a
90: IL libcrtaG contra uno de les pc
dcres del mundo = contra c! Empe-
radc= Max:miiiano. at"a:do por
Sin.par:us haci9 In libertad, Sc alist6
como volunta~io. Sc lc reconcile cl
e.ado de Cc-onei en- 81 eitrc;to mc%i-
,.ara = fuG iefe del Es;ado Mayo: Ie'
General Esccbedo. En- II ~cjcrIcjiE
Gc Maxinri!iano en- 1867. fuc q Co
ronel SobiesI:i quicn mard0 c! eS-
cuadr6n que fusil6 al Emperador !
describe Ia esccna en- que c%onocio d
Maximiliano en- esta forma:
Entire a 81 ticnda. donde lie encOn-
tire deprimido V triste Y lie die. Su
:Magestad no olvida, sin duda,-le di-
jc-cuando fut Virrey de Italia. En-
onces, orden6 listed IA expulsion dc
todos aquellos r~efugiados cue hablaA
tornado parte en- II demonstration de
honor del Captain Ingraham.'
-."Si-diio Mayimiliano, sin leyan-
tar Ia caheza.
acknowledgements soy uno
de aqueIlos refugiados.
Por la primera ve2 81 'eHant6 Ia ca
beza Y me vic. diciendo:
ESQ no puede ser; listed es muy
joven V de ESQ hace muchos amos.
ST. le c~ontesto: ESQ fuc hace IG
amos ' yo era entcnccs III niho; pero
Ia orden me incluy6 10 mismo que I
mi madre Ia Princesa BEN de Polo
MIA. Fuimos nosotros = q~uienes listed
neg6 Ia continuation en- su RENO
Fccos minutes despu6s, el Coronel
Sotieski, ell hasta entonces refugiado.
do Ia orden de "fueeo' en- Ia ejecu-
cion de Maximiliano Y fue su pistola
en- manos de uno de los que flevaron q
cabo Ia ejecuci6n, Ia que puso fin 4
Ia vida del Emperador de Mexico.
cuando este cay6 mortalmente heri-
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La paz Immediate.

"Seria prcmatura," segun Gijo 81,
juZgar 81 este nuevo movimiento trac
ri la paz mas pronto, peTo su gloria
principal es mantcncr n opinion Ia
blando sobre ell mismo tema.
"Desde luego el mensaje sera CT
ticado aqui Y ALA Y Alemania. No to-
dos estaran de acuerdo con TODD su
conterido, pero en- su totalidDi. no
hay duda dc que Ia acci0n el Presi-
dente Sc mueve en- Ia misma direcci0m
de las proposiciones de paz de! kai-
ser, Y c~ua!quicr cosa que ayude en-
csta direction es satisfactorio.
Hay una division interesante de a
opinion pdblica Y Ia question que Sc
discute es 81 el Presidente Wilson c5
sincere o no en- sus manifestations.
Analizando Ia opinion piblica ale
mana, parece que las masas estan "a
vorablemente impresionadas, y que ell
mensaje del Presidente ha compt"ci'
do principalmente a los socIalistas,
Y que tambien ha sido recibido o
simpatias por los elementos liberales
V democraticos, asi como por los eie-
mentos comerciales y financieros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11

BERLIN. Fchrcro de l9l1.-El c.
ancido Grgano "Germania," p~cri"d:t'
cat6lico representative de Ia opinion
oablica alcmana modcrada. aSl como
de: Partido de, Centre. que hoy nan
;j,no IN balanza de, Poder, en- su"
concentrates so6re el discurso del Pre-
silcrtc Wilson manifesto ciertas sim
Da,iaS por su contcnido. Y dada Ia
impertaHcia del p"riddico. Sc repro
!vcrn = continuation algunoS d" los
~aarrafos p~rincipalcs de su editorial.
Eel nrograma que c! ~Pres.dente
wilson Gesarro,la para licvar 4 cfccto
II oaZ Is tan Observation-Disclosures lar
90 = tan yasto Ell sus c~onceptos, que
uno no puedc realmcntc ju2garlo "es-
p1Gs dc Ia primcva Iectura del mlSmo.
Nc hay Eiuda que cl P~residente WI
son tienc pcrfcc-o Ierecho en- torm"-
lsy SIS condolences dc paZ." Y csiaa
nan d. lamar Ia atenci6n de! mundo.
Ee..mos de- acuerdo con Wilson.
"Francamente admitimos cue gran
narte de este mensaje cstan de per
fecto acucrdo con nosotros, porque,
tai COMO nosotros interpretamos CO.
r~respondc mas in~timamente a Ia idea
de Ia paz mundial que Sc avecina lie la
mancra delincada por las P~otenclas.
C~cntrales que 4 las demandas eXage-
radas V sin sentido de nuestros ne
migos.
Isl comparamos n "Paz sin Vic
tcria." del PrcsiIente Wilson con e!
Densamicnto basiro de nucstro propio
orrecimiento lie paZ no 10 %encontTa-
mos irreconciliable con nuestro pun
10 de vista. Nosotros tambiGn hemos
Gofcnddo Ia ~"igualdad de las nacio-
mes" tanto en- Ia teoria como en- "a
practica. fernando asi .un contraste
franco q nuestros enemigcs. por ell
vas acciones ell unico ejemplo de Gre
Gin hab!a volumcEes.'
"Germania" Y Ia opinion pdblica
aIemana no comprenden sin embargo
el argumento del Presidente que "los
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idcalistas sabemos apreciarlos."

ldcaIlstas sabemos aprecIarlOs."
Tn hOmbre de estado en- el Mini
t@lio de Estado expres0 las siguIa:
les opiniones pUramente personalar:
La tenacidad del Prcsidcnte en-
defensa de u proposiciones de
pa2 es en- extreme satisfactoria.
Isl no fucra por otra raz0n el men,
safe del Presidente seria satisfac,o-
rio como una seHal evidcnte de que
Ia primera proposition de paz de M.
Wilson no solo fue sincera sino que
csta diSpuesto 4 ~mantenerla.
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SATISFACTION GARANTIzADA. DINERo DEvUELTo

Garantizamos por medic ce Ia presente QUE los .pro1uctos Nina re
portaTan los rcsultadOS ieSeaCos en- q ternMnC Il e 10 dlaS, 81 uE@ USED n
ereHna de acuerdo con las instruccones. 81 no queda listed eonpet2"iei-
lie SatrStechC con los resutadcs que ObNnga en- - dls dtsde e. Iec0V III
dCha Crema, TODD 10 que tNne Que nactr es pedirnoS Ia devo!uclon de 81
dinero. II rrIih0 DC su solcuud lie devolverenos Ell dincr0 pagad" PCT Ia
crena, senFTe cue To- devuelva, porte paCado, Ia parte SIN saG d. dcH4
crema No necestau listed fornar nngua dOcunentO Il pIescH!@tsl ante
nCtario PubicO. AceptaremoS su paiabra dc honor.
TaMbien galantiZamos que pagaremns IA cantaad de cien doHars 81
alguien puede prO6ar que alguna vz nos haYaLnoS rchusado { GaVoNcr
e. dhnero que nos hayan enyi2to por Gta cena, dc ac1erdo con las coh!-
cione5 dc esta garanua.
MILLER & co. SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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IN, rt.AnRA i LnS lnM3N"s

De djI.dc vicnen y i d0nde van? De
qu;cn son? S:eran venidas del purga-
tOr.u? Seran buenas o malas? Quicn
slbc. Lea 81 mensajc de las tres alr:as
Que a:,.rccrci en- este p%criOdico &! do
mingu Ii de- Mario ic 1917.
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do al sonar Ia descarga.

do al sonar Ia descarga.
Despues, el Coronel Sobieski vol
vic q los Estados UnidoS Y Sc estable
c;6 en- Minnesota, en- JUNO de 1870,
casandose con Lydia Gertrude Le-
men, de Salem. III. Fue INK de los
fundadores del Partido Prohibicionistn
Y II de sus primeros oficiales en-
los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11

LuisL, miro iesde el Oa!c,A dos midas names.
DonIe anIau& :uc.enuo eSa nozzle cara?
BuSc2H&o crc2& &c Miller Ila}nal2 Alma
Como s@be, cDlbc:lece S5brcmanera;
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
SOBIESKI NO QUIERE SER Ell
NUEVO REY DE POLONIA.
NiCnr dc L. >rpIima planO.

condolences jamas GUERRA yo ser cl
ley. EStoy contra los reyes = contra
los reinos. Desciendo dc Ia sangre
real de Polonia. 81, pcro caando NE
hice ciudadano americana, jurt DIES
conocer 'principes Y potestades", V
este quiero cumplirlo. 81, asi 10 jurt
con toda mi voluntad.
"Tenia % amos cuando recibi mis-
ultimos papeles de naturalization V
no saba hablar inglts muy bien.
Cuando el iuez me pregunt0 81 re
nunciaba. particularmente al Sobe-
rano a quien anteriormente habia
Drotestado lea,tad. aquello fua como
81 me lutheran hecho saltar; volvi
al bondadoso abogadO que INC l.
compahaba Y lie explique que yo no
tenia soberano. porque era un des-
terrado de mi nativa Terra Y, aSi, no
estaba baio ningun gobierno en- par
ticular. Nj amigo pens0 un momen-
to ' ]entonces dijo al Jucz: Isl. re
nuncia a TODD es endemoniado mon
tom.
mi conocimiento del ingles era
muy lijero, pero Sc me grabaron a
quellas palabras, volvi al juez Y re-
pcti 10 que ell abogado habia dicho.
Cuando Ell Magistrate recobr6 Su dig
nidad, diio:
listed es de Ia clase de ~ciudadanos
Il nosotros necesitamos".
E. Coronel Sobieski naci0 en-
Varsobia, Polonia, el ano de 1912.
Su padre fue el Condo Juan SobieSki.
hijo del Principe Santiago Sobieski.
el nieto del Rey Juan de Polonia. La
madre del Coronel fue la PrinceSa
Benz de una ilustre familia de pa
triotas polacos. Cuando el Coronel
tenia j amos. su padre fue ejecutado
/ nor los rusos como leader del dltimc
levantamiento de los polacos, en-.
1916. El nino con Su madre. fueron
arrojados de Polonia Y Sc dirigieron
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-11
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For III c3rto tempo ' para dar INA oportundad a toa persona qc
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r- SLsu- pa.aniy uusOtros JUdos los 4astCS neccsarOS. s. desel pagar
rry ella al r.Ibila. !. cuestun Ls dos boeuas 81 - Lea nuestrag a-antia.