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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-07


pany farm at Chandler. Another tour
ist,-in our midst at this writing,-is
the head of a similar great corpora
ton to that which is behind the first
mentioned, and he too has the itching
desire to place his company in the same
category with the Goodyear people and
raise his own cotton. 1t was a tourist
who heard Of the great copper re-
sources of Arizona on his first visit to
Phoenix, and got busy developing them.
he and his friends,-untiI today Ari-
IONA is the greatest copper producer
in the whole world. 1t was a tourist
who saw the advantages of Phoenix and
the Salt river valley as q winter re-
sort, and it was a tourist who carried
word to the railroad powers and caus-
ed them to get busy with the rail lines
into and through the Salt river valley
So don't despise the tourist
why with only 10000 tourists in
and around the Salt river valley for
three months in the year, estimating
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-07
Majestic Today Only

Ethel Clayton and Carlyle Black
we'll, ever popular on the screen will
be seen today only. at the Majestic in
The Madness of Helen"
Emmett Campbell Hall wrote this
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-07
s Bio Bill at the Columbia

For SATURDAY and Sunday, we extend
an invitation to the residents of Phoe
nix to behold a film creation that
shows the winsome beauty and the
many charms that Turk in the play of
"Gloria's Rumance;" starring charming
Billie Burke. With her wondrous gowns
and settings and the magic of her art.
the conclusion is apparent-she is
bound to win your heart.
And handsome Franklin Farnum
sent "Blue-bird in advance. TO an
nouuce that he'd be present in The
Nav Who Took Chance"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-07

wonderful story; so surprisingly beau
fifnl so amazingly mysterious and so
full of thrills that to tell any part of
it would be robbing the public of some
big moment which must come as sur
prise.
The photography of this Brady Made
masterpiece is marvellous. In fact, the
picture eXcels as an attempt to produce
a photoplay entirely different from
and more beautiful than ordinary pic
lures featured in five reels.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-07
ADJUSTMENTS
MASTERPIECES ARE
COMING TO COLUMBIA

IN accord with the policy inaugurated
py the management of the Columbia
theater, series of the greatest produc-
TONS of the silent drama will feature
ior the coming programs. This as
sures our patrons service equal to the
pest presented in the largest cities. 1t
is the first and every desire to present
10 our audiences the class of pictures
/ that VIII be benefit as well as give
artistic pleasure to witness, and in the
following list are incorporated the
greatest achievements of Americas di-
lectors. actors and producers of pho
toplays.
1t is impossible to detail the features
that characterize the productions
named, in this article; but the list is
indicative of their value.
return date on Intolerance" which
met with such a great reception on its
previous showing, is assured. 1.-THE
Garden of Allah,' one OF the biggest
attractions ever produced, Jules Vernes
2O,00O leagues under the Sea" with
pictures taken under the sea. PAN
thea, Annette Kellerman in The
Daughter of the Gods The Argyle
Case, John Doe VS.. The People"
Rex Beachs great novel of Alaska,
The Barrier" Joan the Woman"
featuring Geraldine Farrar as Joan of
Arc, Are Passions Inherited?" a won
derful depletion of human nature;
Vera the Medium" THE Witching.
Hour, and Clara Kimball Young in
Louis SelZniek's production of ssThe
Price She Paid
A series of nationally known come
! dies guaranteed to carry big laugh
is being negotiated for to supplement
feature showings and scenic reels of the
beautiful and historically interesting
places throughout the world, will add to
the diversity of the various programs.
! Musically. the Columbia orchestra
Will give the settings for all programs
and will be added to from time to time
/ dependent upon the demands of the
musical scores. Vocal selections rang
| ing from classic to popular will also
| be incorporated into the offerings.
Patrons will be assisted to their seats by
girl ushers.
| The Columbia has wonderful sys-
| tenn of cooling and ventilation that
| makes the house much desired haven
! of refuge throughout the hot weather.
Every seat is provided with cooling
breeze that completely banishes the
j discomfort ordinarily felt in crowded
assembly during the summer.
1t is the utmost aim of the manage
ment, to further the comfort and sat
isfaction of the patrons and any sug-
/ sestion that is made, will be given
courteous and serious consideration as
| we desire to maintain the highest
/ standards both in our showings and in
the reception and service to our con-
stantly augmenting audiences.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-07

Orme district-Mr. Humbert has the
copies for that district.
Southside-Petitions at Rosser's store
in charge of Mr.. Rosser and at Neigh
borhood House.
Cashion-Petition at the Cashion
store.
Tolleson-Petition at the Tolleson
store.
Wickenburg-O. j. Jennings in
charge. Mr.. Hyder. at the Tolleson
Livery stable, has a copy and there is
one at the Brayton Commercial COM
pany store.
Phoenix-H j. McClung. Phoenix
National bank; R. f. Moore, Valley
bank; j. Sweeney, National Bank of
bank; Charles Christy, Central bank;
L. w. Coggins, Phoenix Title {, Trust
Co.; George Mintz, Arizona Abstract &
Title Co.; G. E. Lilley, d. B. Heard Co:
w. ]. Murphy, Phoenix Trust Co.; V.
Cook, Green & Griffin Co.. II. L. AL
lar, Pacific Gas & Electric Co.; c. II.
Akers. The Arizona Gazette; C. A.
Stauffer, Arizona Republican, DR.. Den
net, Hassayampa Creamery; B. G. Web
ster, Maricopa Creamery; w. Near
thur. Macarthur Bros. Co; Mr. Huff,
Studebaker Auto Agency; W. Hill,
Hills Stage Co. office; Mr.. Fike, Fike' s
Stage Co. office; Ed. Rudolph, Ford
Garage; J. ]. McAleer, Cadillac Auto
Agency; Mr.. Gardner, Rabbit Poison
Co.. Mr.. Burkhead, Borderland Auto
Co; Mr.. Hotchkiss, Overland Auto
Agency; Mr.. Cord, Paige Auto Agency;
Mr.. Reubens, Kissel Kar Agency; Bert
Brown, Brown Dryer Co.; Cal. Mess
ner, Messner's Auto Co.; F. H. Black
b1Irn Pullman Auto Co
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-07
GOOD ROADS PETITIONS SIGNED GENERALLY BY
COUNTY PEOPLE WHO APPRECIATE THEIR NEED
Sign the Good Roads Petition

Because good roads are good business
Because they increase property values
Because they necessity to the farmer
Because they promote colonization Of vacant lands
Because they are a military necessity
Because trade demands easy communication
Because the people demand them everywhere
Because we can get them cheaply and easily
Because our development demands them
so SIGN THE PETITION TODAY!
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-07
Fine work.


charge of Good Roads petitions Yesterday worked like
evidenced the hundreds night from the
Mesa Chandler Tempe, Glendale scosda, Buckeye and other
Hundreds more signatures needed
OF
ma mes Of o he
night
Following the list places where petitions the
to find them All eligible now"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-07
Cha pin at the Hip

A double offering is the bill at the
Hip today only. Chaplin returns in
one of the greatest comedy pictures he
has graced with his art. "A Night at
the Shbw,' and a three reel western
picture that was originally intended as
state right feature in seven reels
but which was in litigation for several
months. It is by Shannon Fife and is.
called THE VALLEY of Lost Hope" Ro-
maine Fielding who is known here has
the part of a minister in this picture
and it is his first appearance under a
director who could make him use the
talent that first attracted the picture
world to him and which he later dissi-
pated in vain attempts to be the whole
show himself. The Valley of Lost
Hope" will not only give you better
opinion of Fielding but it will supply
YOU corking entertainment for itsTon-
tains more thrills than is often allotted
to a dozen reels Of pictures. The Chap
lin is the best picture the fun maker
did when under contract for Essanay.
Sunday Marguerite Fischer in Miss
Jackie of the Navy" is the attraction
and it is said to be the picture Of the
month.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-07

stood by the farmers and business men
OF this county that they propose, as
shoWnlng by the interest aroused in the
movement, to give -Maricopa county a
system of good. roads second tn none
in the country. The legal steps are be-
ing taken as fast as possible and with
the completion of the good roads petit
ton tonight.-the good roads are as
Sured.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
Ha desaparecide Ia bIb|io=
teCa de Diaz MiT6R
Todos los Iibros desaparecleron
cuando estuyO interVenida
dicha bibli0teca

VERACRUZ, Diciembre 3O.-Por
gestiones de sus propietarios, Sc han
estado devolviendo muchas fincas q
estaban intervenidas por Ell g%obierno,
por considerar que sus duenos tenian
responsibilities politicas que escla-
recer.
Al hacerse tai devolucion Sc ha no.
tado Que Ia biblioteca del poeta vera
cruzano don Salvador Diaz Mir0n. ha
desaparecido. va Sc han dictado las
medidas conducentes 4 una averlgua-
ci6n minuciosa, para saber quienes
son los responsableS.
Dicha biblioteca eyistia en- Ia casa
que tenia el poeta en- los Berros. ia
lapa, V su valor ascendia q una fuer-
te suma de dinero. Habia en- ella
libroS muy raros Y valiosos y cl MI
nero de volumenes que contenia era
copioso. La casa de Diaz Mir6n es-
taba interveniGa y no puede-dice
candidamente un peri6dicO ~carrancls-
ta-explicarse como pudo ser sacada
esa bibilioteca. sin que nad!e 81 diera
rienta de clio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
NGTASE UNA GRAN F.ALT.t DE
COMBUSTIBLE PARA NARIOS
INGENIOS.

NERACRUZ. Novicmbre 30.--l!a-
&c algun tempo que e. trafico ferrO-
carrilerg entire Cordoba Y TERRA
Blanca csta Suspendido. Sufciendo
ron este grandes perjuicios los ha
cendadoS que ticuer grandeS plaGta-
clones en- 81 tramo lie cicn kiloga"tros
que core csc ~Ferrocarril : q.2 Due-
e cVnceptGarsc como Ia iona mas
rica &c ioda la region ~vcraccuzana.
Ali cxistcn graudeS cantidadcS DC
maiz, cafe. piatano. naranja. f-ijol.
ctc. que no pucdcn ser llcvados al
mcrcado por falta dc comunicac:oncs.
! como Sc aproxima Ia zstra, y
e.s;,a FstoS para efeCtu;tr Ia molten.
la los ingcnicroa Motzorongo Tczo-
uara. San Nicolas. III Carmen ' utros
a..s. he podido saber uuc los ?ropic-
ar,os tc csas fjnras a~zucareras cS-
Ian ha~icudo gest;oncs Hare lear
hassa ali Il romhustiblc uc"tsasio.
n,sruIeo crudo, para roder cfcctuar
los tranajps que g aproXiman- Con
fam quu LaIto 81 tenientc coroncI
I'uutcs. como las autoridadeS militia
res. les daran las -acilidadeS debl-
DDS para couScguir ST. ubjeto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
IN i'RESiDENTE MUNICIPAL
FUE fSESINAD1 POR DOS
J0VENES

CUADALAJARA. Noviembre 90
FL Prcsidcnte Municipal de La Bar
"a. capitIn Saidana. ma sido a&csina-
10 por dos individuos: /. Rodriguez
: T. Ruiz.
Los arta.cdcnte5 dc este suceSu
'ragi>o sen los s~iguientes:
Los individuos va citados celebra-
ron IN bale, para Ct que no %S0!ici-
taron 81 pcrmiso correspondence.
FL p~residentc Municipal, en- cumpli-
micnto dc 81 debcr, sc prcScHt6 {"
rcclamar csa orGen. \ de aqui Dar-
ito cl d;sgusto. Los orcanizador"s dc!
bale respondicron con frases acres:
c, 0rcsidcntc hizo valcr 81 agtor:Cad.
! como los infractorcs asumieraE
a-t!buG agre>iva, echo mano = -
pistoia. AQucllos 10 imita"oA = s.
cambiaron varioS disparos. hasta Guc
81 Prcs:dentc Municipal sc dcsplom6
sin vida.
Los asesinos huyeron. Son dos j6.
vencs pc~rtenecientes = las mcjorcs
familias dc lugar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
estaEbIIeecceeg' q una Adauna
en- SaitilIo, Coahuila.
Va a po1er al irente de ella al geneIal Luis Gutierrez,
candidate derrotado al g~obiernO de este Estado
De este rnaneTa evisara que ell citado jefe
Sc Eevsnte EN- arn1as

Como va no hay aduanas nara
cNtregarias 4 los candidates militia
cissas derrotados en- las eieccioneS-
I.jo INA persona que por los nego-
cios que sostleme con algunos e!c-
ncntos carranciStas csti al tanto de
Ia rol!tica, Y necesitando el jefc del
Executive una aduana en- Coahuila
PARA ponerla en- manoS de- genera.
Lais Gutierrez i fin de que e:t"c en-
calma Y no trate de llevar Il ca5c ST
smeHaza de levantarse en- armaS
para casti%ar ell fraudc electoral Ill
tmamente cometido. resolvi6 crear
en- Ia capital coahuilcnse : 20
ner al frente de ella al contrjrcaatc
e Egninosa Mirelea.
De es.a mancra contencar& al canIi
aa.o der,otaGo, pormitiGndole 10 que
:. taa.o Gesc%: Ia continuation de
..r.l!an5eS negocios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
No hubo fuerza motriz

Var;as industries estuvieron lara
!izadas hasta mediodia de hoy. por
faIla de energia electrical, pueS deS-
de hace algunos dias merodean Dol
las c~ercaniaS de Boca del Monte las
tropas del general Higinio AguIal.
las que derribaron tres torres, 0 el
objeto de impedir la llegada lie fuel-
zas a esta ciudad, teniendo ia com9a-
MIA que hacer uso de la pequeha plan
"a de Portezuela, Ia cual apcnas es
suticiente para proporcionar luz Y
ocros servicioS i~mportantes. debiio 4
la escasez de aqua. habiendo SURF
DO anoche varias interrupciones e.
servicio de luz por igual aus
va Sc e~ncuentran en- TuXpango las
~cuadrillaS ~necesarias para repaT2r el
desperfecto originate por los cnemi-
COS del gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
FL objeso de ia aueva Adueaa

De acuerdo con las irforlnac!ones
que Sc han obteniGo en- IA vc"ina
plaza. Ia aduana que y" 4 ser cs:a
blcciGa en- Sgiri.lo, tenGra 20" oajc-
. q critar cue Sc siGa1 eiec;uanGo
los contra3andos que de mucho item
20 a esta parte Sc vicncn coasUIan-
d. q borio De los fesrccarriIes con
trolados por e go5ierHo. ~con1ta9%n-
dos Ge .os que 10 Sc dan cuenta los
e~m2'eaGcs dc Las adu&aas ca:ah!"-
ciiaS CT Laredo, ~TamuuijpaS. : Pic
Gras NcEras. Coahui.a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04

prometedorcS a un sargcnto dc Ia
@aaynici0n de Matamoros, ape,lidado
BcIlo, a quien Sc habia ofrccido ei
grade De cOronel. pprque revclara
todas las 0rdenes Y movimicntoS mill
tares de que t"uvicra conocimicHto.
pues gozaba de la confian&a del icfe
de Ia GUarnici6n. ma puesto on claTo
que no solamentc Matamoros era Ia
plaza en- pc!icro, sino que otras varias
Y aIn ia misma capital, c~orrian grave
ricsgo de ser entrcgadas al enemigo.
quien habia s]obornaGo a jefcs : Off
%ciales, asj como a muchos civilc> ell
cargados &c combatir a los que hicic-
ran resistcncia dcntro dc esas lccali-
dadcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
correspondence Especial nara IL rRENsA.

correspondence Especial nara Ia rRENSA
LAREDO. Texas, Dic:embre 2
Como resultado de las gestiones en-
prendidas por Gustavo Espinosa Mi
reies cerca del jete del Executive. ct
subsecretario de Hacienda, Rafael
N:;oto. Ia librado las 0rdenes necssa
r:as p fin de que Sc eslablezca. de
una marcr defin:tiva. n Age@cla
aduanal en- IL ciudad de Sa!til!o agen
cia que tcnG-4 jurisdiction sobre Va
rias ?oblaciones fronteriZaS dc Goa
hli!a. Nuevo Leon Y Il dc TaElau-
!ipas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
Los zagsfIstas amenazan
0tra yGz 81 trdfiCO
Deiar0n los rebeldes sia fuerZa
metriz a Ia capital del Es-
.adO de Pnebla

PUEBLA, Noviembre 30.-E SD
p~erintendente del F~errocarra 1ntero-
.ceanico, tuvo noticias de que el enc
migo pretendia nuevamente acercar-
Sc por ell punto dominado La Galar-
"a, con el objeto de volar trenes V
causar danos en- Ia via, por 10 que
pidio al coronel Alderete, jefe lie L
guaraici6n en- Matamoros, eRvIc tuer
zas suficientes para vigilar csc pun
TO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
Arribo de tropas.

Procedente de Huajuapam de Leon,
regaron aver doscientos homhres de
;ufanteria, pertenecicndo estas fuer-
zas Il la division que es al manGo del
General de brigade Antonio Nei!na:
tuerou aloiaias CT cl Quartet de,
Carmen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
Qued0 confirmado 81 compIot de los
iefes carrancistas en- PueIIa
Estaban en- IratOs para entregar yarias iHIpOrtantes pIazas

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. NoviemLr2
30.-Las noticias que de varioS dlas
a esta parte Sc tenian en- esta c&p;-
tai, acerca dc los tra6ajos que s. cs-
taban llevando a cabo por varios iefes
zapatistas con carranciSJaS. para en-
tregar alguraS plaza$ im~portanTeS del
Estado De PucbIa a los rchcldes co.
mandates por Emiliano ZaPaya. han
quedado plenamente c~omprobados.
Ell complot-del que Sc cavG O.
FORTUNA noticja a Ia PRENSA csla-
ba ramificado en- varias plazas M
portantes de cSta entidad, tales como
NatamoroS. AtIixco. ChictIa ' ot,as.
= en- q cstaban comprometifos va
rios icfcS Y oficialcs c~arrancistas,
quicucs dcsdc hacc algunoS diaS We
Man proporcionado informcs Y Gle
mentoS dc guerra a los zapatistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
Han sido conSignados.

\ las autoridades competenLes han
lido conSignados varios sOldados de
:. Division Orientc Arenas, acuSados
!" ha6cr cometido seriaS d~epredacio-
mes en- ell pueblo de San Antonio
Cacalotepec. entire otras IA dc haber
~golpeado. segun Sc dice. q! senior
PaScual Chantes ' q Ia hermana de
isse. En- brcye Sc iniciara q los mis-
mes la causa procedente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04

Cuando Recssits Iibros en- espsnoi
dnijase 2 lgusrio E. Lezano.-1lS
y. Sta. Rosa Are. San Antonio, Tex,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04

pcdcraran de los cuartclcs. mIcntras
Neil Zapata, con hucstcs morclcnsc:.
sc concentrate en- Huaquecrui5,
y otrcs puntos. atacaria Ia 2ohtacl0n
citada Y otras que cstuviesen "a pre-
paradas para scr c~ntrcGadas sin com
batir.
Conficsa Navarro que hshia lohccha-
do.
Aprchcndido Navarro confcso que,
cfcctivamcntc, los zaratiStas habian
frasuado cl plan dc apoderarsc dc va
rias plazaS importantc>. mechanic la
convcniercia militar. prcviamente So
~bornaioS. Il los que Sc ofrcccriaH al
los grades m~ilitarcs. Una vcz CO.
hechado 81 sarccnto Bc!io : u1tcul-
dos inportantcs dvcumentps. prone
ito cntrccar sin resistcncia Ct deSta-
camcnto dc Tcrucl. puBtu c7tratcGlco
ImportantiSim0. tornado cI cual, las
plazas de Atlixco y ~Nlatamorus 81
Ran atacadas pcr scrpreSs.
II Sargento Bello quedo detsuido
igualmcutc, pues el coronel Fiorenti-
no Alderctc descubrio tanbien opor-
tunamentc la trama.
Tanto Bcllo como Navarro. denun-
Do, , l., =, r. ri E.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04

Cuando necesite li5res en- espanoi
Il. Sta RoS2 Ave San AGtoRio, Tex.
9s:i-ss 4 IEpatto E fnLsaa.-i 2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
oago cuatro mil pesos por su reseate

f. senior .Hipolito Diaz. rropieta-
rio de IN riacon sjto an el vc";no
distrito dc Tecaii, fue p!agiado hace
lbs GiaS por un grupo de zapat:ssas
Tue merodea deSde hace algun ITEM
Do por aquel rumbo. Aunqu2 Ell un
~rincioio Sc penso, Ell que fuerzas
carranc;stas Salieran en- persecution
!e los rcbeldes para iibertsr al Sc
Tor DiaL, poSteriormentc SC acordo
efectUarlo en- raZon del tenor
iustificadc de los hijoS de- senior
Dia2 de que este fuera ejecutado por
sus plagarios que aSi Sc los habiar
nrouosticado. Despu6s de IN ola de
juras y cruentaS torturaS. q senior
0iaz tue puesto en- lbertad por los
zapatiStaS mediante Ia en.rega de
cuatro nil pesos que en- ga2ado les
jueron entrcgados u los sccuestra-
iores de orden del senior Diaz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
Sc LLEVA A CABO UNA EXPLO-
RACION CIENTIFlCA EN-
CUADALCAEAR.

SAN LUIS POTOSI, Novicmbrc
30.-Se encucntra en- esta c.udad I'm
rcprcsentante dc ia poderosa Compa-
MIA STANDARD Metal Co." qu.cn VIC
ne acompanado DC competentcs geo
logOS.
Dichos scnores Saldran eli brcvc
rumbo al partido de Guadalcazar. 81
tuado al orientc del EStaUo, con Ct
objeto dc practicar minu"!oSas eX-
1loraciones con ell fin dc loca!izar
donde pueda encontrarsc cinahrio.
Sc tiene por un hecho que eSta
expedition cicntifica scra coronado
cor cl exito mas complete, 10 que nc
cesariamente redundant en- hcneficio
de nueStro Estado.
Salem para Monterrey los instructor
res sob-e ell cultivo del maiz-
Obedeciendo ordenes de la Secrc-
taria de Fomento. salicroa para Mon
terrcy, los comisionados para dicha
Secrctaria para ensenar u los aGri-
cultores los metodoS mas modcrHos
Y PRACTICES para el c~ultiyo del maiZ.
Dichos senores obtuvieron gran
eXito en- sus esfuerzos cH Pro de-
objeto que perseguia, hacienda quc
numeroSos hacendados tOmaran III
consideration las Saludables exhorta-
clones para que echaran a IN lado su
indolcncia Y procuraran sacar c, me-
FOR particle tic mGtodo que ellos nrac-
ticamente dicron a conoccr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04

Qasa Z Il "a. FaE. Col. eE.1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
Sorpresa a una ayanrada'

Las fuerzas pcrtcnecicnte$ Il &c
lera, Margarito Puente, a! prect:-
az ana exploration nor IDS c~crcaEias
lie Tochim;.co, SorHrcndisron Una q
armada del cnemigo, q la que deS-
n1es dc ligcro tiroteo lograroa dis
nerSar. no sin aules hacerle alg@aas
5ajas y capturaCle dos prlsioneros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04

Conficsa Navarro quc hshis lohccha'
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04

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Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-29
Notes from Beatrice lt..l
And Gaze County

Beatrice, Neb., March 2S.--(Spe-
cial. AT the annual meeting of the
Gage County Society Of Agriculture
yesterday these officers were elected:
President. DR.. c. P. Fall; vice presi-
dent, Adam McMullen; secretary, H.
v. Riesen; treasurer, Charles Hughes;
board of managers, J. c. Emery, w.
w. Scott, David Boesiger, ]. c. Dell,
F. w. Mumford and c. H. Green,
The dates for the 1917 fair were fixed
for the week OF September "a.
John Menner Idius OF Pickrell,
Memo Hiske Wilhelms OF Beatrice
and John R. Bruins of Pickrell, all
former, subjects OF Kaiser William,
made application in the district court
yesterday for their first papers.
A camel belonging to a circus,
which has been wintering here, was
shipped to Lincoln today to be used
by the Shriners, in putting on their
initiatory work there.
Agnes Polak was granted a divorce
from Frank Polak in the district court
yesterday. The defendant was or
dered to pay SIS a month for the
support of their minor children.
At meeting OF Company c last
evening Robert Emery Of this city
was elected second lieutenant, TO sue
coed Arlie< Culver, resigned. Mr..
Culver, who recently returned from
the border with the company, has
located in Colorado.