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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-03-01

brou cenu.
81. Anna Wesley cd Lake Andes
ktera zde travila asi mesic navste
YOU u rodiny Jana VaneGka, Sc We
stfedu vratila do sveho domova.
Davame timto ma vedomf, Re VI
ce nebudem prodavati ma liver ma
le koupe obili, a kazdy "a takove
objednavky must platit hotov5mi.
FarmerskS elevator. Adv.
Name 1plny seaman taxi pro
Tabor a okoli V obou okresech a
mileradi kazdemu p%oslouzime, kdo
by nemel caSu sam jeti do Okresnf-
no sidla taxy zaplatit. Farmers
Savings Bank. Adv.
Frank Frana sem pfijel v pom
deli u Prague, Neb., by dial do po-
fadku sve zdjmy v Taborske Stat
nj Bance. On a nektefi jinf zalo-
Eli banku v Melmo, Neb., kde on
hude kasirem. Pfejem mu zdaru
v podniku.
Name opet Gplnj seznam DAM
"a rok 1915 pro mesto Tabor a o.
koli v obou okresech a radi Ease
vyfidime zaplaceni DAM tenn. ktefi
nemaji p~filezitost jeti SAM do o.
kresniho sidla. NaSe povest pro
fadnou a spolehlivou sluzbu jest
dobfc znama. Tabor State Bank.
We zdejsim katolickem kostele
Sc tento tfden odbyvala 4O-ti hodi-
nova %poboznost pfi ktere mistnf-
mu Ouch. spravci, MonsignorovI
Bouskovi vypomahali velpp. Gross
z Lesterville a Lehetka. Mimo o.
sadnikG tez pfijmul svatosti vel
Ky potet katolikG i Il jinfch osad.
Ma licitaci nektereho zbozi v "a
vodu Chastka & Co., Sc minulOu
sobotu dosLavil velky pocet lidu a
zbozi Sc prodalo velke m~nozstvi.
Licitant HOSTEL udrzoval obecen-
stvo v dobre mysli a humoru, a ia
okolnost, re kazd5 81 koupil yec
"a svou cenu, vse pfispivaIo k dob
re nalade dGastnikG.
Vefejna drazba Sc Dude odbyva-
ii ma farme pr. Kulisove, 5 mil ma
v5chod a 3 mile ma jih Cd Tabora
v Itery 6. bfezna, pocfnaje IL
hodin rano, pfi ktere Sc proda 5
koni, 8 kusd dobytka, 25 prasat,
stroje a RUNE jine pfedmety. Pr.
Marie Kulis, majitelka; j. f. Kos
tel, l%icitant; J. A. Wagner, klerk..
Adv.
Nova elektrdrna a mestska sin
die noveho vypoctu budou stati
kolem 49, 900 ia mfsto $12,O OO.
Ndsledkem toho m6stsky klerk, 10
sef Vaith byl poyefen m6stskou
radou 1kolem by sbiral podpisy
majetnikd ma omen obnos. DO
strojovny v elcktrarne Dude CO nej
drive zapotfebf novJ pohon Il SO.
ii kohsktch siIach. mimo jinych
veci a do mestske sine Dude tfeba
nabAtek, atd,, take pdvodni suma
S12, 900 nepostatovala
Frank Zolnowski, As rokh starry
Il svobodny farmer, bydlici Sc
svou matkou 5 mil Ia pulnoc cd
mesta zemfel nahle v pondeli r&no
IL hodin. Pohfeb Sc odbSval
We Gtvrtek ma polskem hrbitove
ma p1lnoc. Zesnulf Sc narodil v
pruskem Polsku a do teto zeme S
roditi Sc pfisteho,al pred IS roxy.
Zlnechaya zde matku; ttyry SEES.
try, ri, AL. Schotta, pi. Johna
Wrighta, pi. NJ. Lodge-e a pi j.
NJ. KoGera. a til bratry: Johna,
Augusta "A Edwarda.
Cchur-j..r sr0'rE L1+tprr#Ile
u,p"rada z,ir dnadlu ! mr,Ie We
Ger 4ho brezna We spolkov6 sfni,
pod MAVEN "Brown's in Town"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-03-01
D0MACl zPRAvY.

Nekke unll V mig La
prodei. Adv.
j. NJ. Petfik a Jos. Hakl byli
v Yankton patek.
M. w. Hale byl "a obchodem v
Yankton v patek.
Taborska Statni Banka ma sez-
nam danf pro Tabor a okolf.
Zaplatte sve taxy ma Farmers
Savings Bank. Adv.
Frank Reidinger z Tyndall byl
zde "a obchodem We stfedu.
r. V. Ptak Tyndsll b.yl zde "a
oNcbodni zalezitosti v pond6li.
Pi. FIR. Hefmana byla nayst6-
YOU V Tyndall V 1tcrf.
Fred Wagner od Wagner sem
ptijcl VIC ttvrtek ma navstevu.
81. Emily Vaith sem pfijela We
ttvrtck ma navstevu k matce.
Starry pan Fillaus byl navstevou
u synu V Dante pres nedeli.
Josef Hruska a jeho syn Josef
byli V Tyndall "a obchodem v pom
deli.
Thos. Mari Il Jos. Szymanski
byli Yankton "a obchodem We
stfedu,
Pronajmu 60 akru LUX ma sve
farm6 pc 50 akr. John Sirovatka
Adv. 81
Kupuju vejce a platim vzdy nej-
vyssf trzni cenu v pen6zich. j. F.
Mikolasek. Adv.
Pi. A. J. Novaka Sc pfitomne
naleza v Minneapolis ma navsteve
u pfatel.
Pr. II. G. Schneidera 2 Wagner
jest zde navstevou Il pfibuzn5ch
tento tJden.
Pr. j. w. Elshire byla We Scot
land navstevou ku konci minuleho
t5dne.
A. j. Wagner cd Lake Andes
byl zde navstevou ku konci minu.
leho ttdne.
Red Seal bilou a pravou zitnou
mouku koupite vAdy We farmer
skem elevatoru. Adv.
Kdykoliv potfebuiete otruby,
midlink, anebo oil meal, Haste Sc
We farmerskem elevatoru. ADV.
Ma prodej, ]p'nokrevna Scotch
Collie stehata ma Chas. NedvGd,
Yankton, 5. D.. Adv.
Pronaimu 40 akrn poll ma sve
farme 2 mile ma vtchod Cd Tdbora
Pr. Marie lllavaG. ADV.
Josef Koter, jenz byl zde deIsi
cas- navStevou u pfatcI odjcl We
c;vrtek do svfho domova V Cor
don, Ncb.
j. V IIIndkf odjel do Wagner
ner minulou sobotu by Sc snGast-
nil svatby 81. Burgrov6 Tomase
NcdvGdn.
Tomas Wagner 2 LesterviIle
byI zde nekolik dui minulf tfden
by vypomobl M bance svemu brat
row Jakubovi.
Frank Barta, ST.. jcnz Sc pied
nedavncm S manzelkou pfesteho-
val do Omahy, sem pfijel minulf
pftek IN n~avSteyu.
Objednejte 81 pomnik nyni, ne
bot hodldm sebrati objednavek M
ma cclUu karu do iara, a tim pa
dem kazdemu utinim slevu. j.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-05-30
The National Bank;
Abbevile S. G. M

In city Of Abbeyille. Bounded by
Jail street, formerly Smith lot. ;.,.A
22. S. B. Baker-Lot located fh
city Of Abbeviile, bounded BY Depot
street, Eliza Patton and others.
20. Andrew Bauknight-Lot II
city. Bounded by lands Of Pete Tai
g "a. R. W. Boulware-Lot loest-
ed in city Of Abbevil!s. Bounded BY
College Avenue and others.
Is. Laura Ellison-47y acres, lo-
acted in AbbevilejT. s. Bounded by.
r. E. Cox estate and others. &
26. T. J. McKinny-Lot in city
Of Abbeville. Bounded by lands Of
Baker Collier and others.
~. Steve McKnight-Lot, locat-
ed III city Of Abbevil1e, bounded ~
lands Of n. e. Hollingsworth, Ear
risburg ST., and others.5.5 .o::.ys 3
j., 28. James Pruitt-Lot located ip
city of AbbeviIle, bounded BY lands
Of Harrisburg street and others. E
20. Mariah Rapley-Lot located I
in city of Abbegille. Bounded byi
lands Of Bob Fair and others. ,:
80. Annie Remson- House and
lot located in city Of Abbeville.
Bounded by lands Of Aaron Childs
and others. . -. :, " : ~
g331. Jim and SaIlie Rogers
House and lot located in city Of Alb
beville. Bounded by lands Of George
81. Mary Walker-Lot located in
the city Of Abbeville. as5.&F4' =,
33. Sam Thomas--Lot located in
city Of Abbeville, bounded by lands
Of Dave Thomas and others.
"a. Estate Henry Titus-Lot lo-
Gated IN city of Abbeville, near 8. A.
- IS. If; Estate 1som whiite-Lot To-
Gated in city Of Abbeville, bounded
by lands of Tom Jones and others.
SO. Maggie Wideman-Lot To-
Gated in city of Abbeville, bounded
by Moseley Ferry Road and others.
3S. Harry Young-Lot located
in city, bounded by lands Of Lewis
Young and others.
38. Estate Mark Scotland now
owned by Ed Scotland-35 acres,
located in Diamond Hill Township,
bounded by lands of Ed Scotland and
Ill
SO. W. B. Bagwell-141 acres
located in Lowndesville Township.
40. Beulah Vaughn-198 acres,
located in Lowndesville Township.
Bounded by lands Of Burriss and
others.
Al. Robt. Hunter-100 acres, 10
Gated in Magnolia Township. Bound
ed by lands of E. H. Speer, E. R.
AZ. Walker Wilson Watson-S2
acres land located in Calhoun Mills
Township, Mccormick county.
43. b. J. Burdeshaw, (now own.
ed by ]. J. orn.)-5 lots bounded
by lands of Oak street and others,
located in town of Mccormick.
"A. Perry McKinny-s0 acres,
located in Bordeaux Township, Nc
Cormick County, bounded by lands
of Gilbert and others.
As. Estate Georgiana Bailey-lo-
Gated in city of Abbeville.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-05-30
PLANT FORAGE CROPS
AFTER GRAINS

Clemson College, s. c., May o.
The shortage of the grain crop and
the growing demand for feeds, make
it highly necessary that all land now
planted in grains be utilized in some
way when the grain is harvested,
Sufficient time will be left to make
good yields Of forage, and none Of
this land should be allowed to remain
idle through the summer.
There are several. good hay crops
that may be planted after grain.
Some Of these are cowpeas, sorghum
soybeans, sudan grass, and various
millets. The most important Of these
and by far the most widely grown, is
the, cowpea. Cowpeas are high at the
present time, but the franaer should
not hesitate on that account to plant
a sufficient area to supply him with
forage. The practice followed by the
College Experiment Station for .
number Of years IL one to be recon-
mended. Two bushels. Of eowpeas
and one Of sorghum are mixed and
this amount planted on one acre.
This increases the cost Of the seed,
but much larger yield is obtained.
Land that will produce one ton Of
cowpea hay will produce two tons
Of the mixture. In addition to the
increased: yield the hay is more
easily cured and handled, and; q bet
ter feed is obtained. Care should be
taken to sow the sorghum thick as
recommended, or the saIks will grow
too high and will be too coarse. ,
Soybeans make one Of the best
hay crops to- be hand, and there Is
sufficient time to plant after the
grain is harvested. They may be
lplanted either broadcast or in rows:
If sown broadcast, from one to one
and one-half bushels Of seed is re-
quired for one acre. If sown In rows,
about one and one-hah pecks Of seed
are required. All stock relish SOY
bean hay. =. t ~.
Sudan grass makes an exceeding
ly heavy yield Of desirable hay. Good
land will produce from two to four
tons per acre. Like soybeans it may
be sown either broadcast or In rows.
Owing to the very high cost Of seed,
it is advisable to SOW in rows From
four to six pounds will plant an acre
in rows. ~'. ..'4E
German, PEARL. and Hungarian
millets all make heavy yields Of
hay. Thay are well adapted for
cutting green and used - soiling
crops. They may b planted until
July 1. n, IS, ,,'s .'.'' >
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-05-30
DRINK GLASS ,...,,.,,.,.,. ~, ,...
or REAL H0T WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
says we Will both look and fssI
elsan,, sweet and fresh
and avoid llInssa

Sanitary science has Of late made
rapid strides with results that are Of
untold blessing to humanity. The lat
est application Of its untiring re-
search Is the recommendation that 1t
is as necessary to attend to internal
sanitation Of the drainage system Of
the human body as it 81 to the drains
Of the house. ~. ..
Those Of us who are accustomed
to feel dun and heavy when we arise,
splitting headache, stuny from . cold
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom-
|ach, can, instead, feel as fresh as q
daisy by opening the sluices Of the
system each morning and flushing
out the whole Of the internal poison
ous stagnant matter. -" -. ID
Everyone, whether ailing, sick OF
well, should, each morning before
breakfast, drink q glass Of real hot
water with a teaspoonful. Of lime
stone phosphate in it to wash from
the stomach, liver and bowels the
previous days. indisestible waste,
Fsour bile and poisonous toxins; thus
cleansing, sweetening and purifying
the entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stomach.
The action Of hot water and lime
stone phosphate on an empty stom-
|ach is wonderfully invigorating. 1t
cleans out all the sour fermentations,
gases, waste and acidity and gives
one splendid appetite for breakfast.
While you are enjoying your break
fast the phosphated hot water is
quietly extracting a large volume OF
water from the blood and getting
ready for a thorough flushing Of all
the inside organs.
The millions of people who are
bothered with constipation, bilious
spells, stomach trouble, rheumatic
stiffness; others who have sallow
skins, blood disorders and sickly
compilations are urged to get a quar-
ter pound of limestone phosphate
from the drug store. This will cost
very little, but il sufficient to make
anyone a pronounced crank on the
subject of internal sanitation.-Adv.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-05-30
sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of Sundry Tax, execu-
tions to me directed BY the Treasur-
'er Of Abbeyille County, I win sell to
the highest bidder at public auction.
within the legal hours Of sale at Alb
|beville Court House On Monday,
June Bird, 1917, all the right, tiaes
and interest Of the, following named
persons in and in, all. the following
property for the purpose Of satisfy
ing tax executors, to-wit:
/. Sallie Jenkins Lot located In
city Of Abbeville. ..a =
2. Rachel .Jones-Lot located In
Harrisburg, city Of Abbeville.
8. George Johnson-House and
lot, located in city Of Abbeville, and
bounded by lands Of Jim and Sallie
Rogers and others. - ~.
4. Ellen Jacl1son-Lot located in
city Of Abbeville. .-..... ..,,.
S. J. T.. Lomax-Lot located in
city Of AbbeviIle, bounded by lands
(of Mariah Parker, and others ~
6. Dennis Logan-Lot located In
Harrisburg, city Of Abbeville. .,,,.
n. L. w. Marshall-Lot located
| in city Of AbbevilIe, bounded by
lands OF w. H. White; and others.
|. g., Maggie Mitchell-Let located
in city Of Abbeyille, bounded by
lands Of Jim Patton and others.
8. Alfred Elfison-Lot located in
city Of Abbeville. -, :.
10. Dave Fisher-Lot located in
city Of Abbeville.f
H., A. B., ,Fortner ct al-152 lots
located in city Of Abbeville, bounded
by lands of Mike Cassidy and others.
~. Mary Grifin-Lot located IN
city of Abbeville, bounded by lands
of Elvira Griffin, Cambridge St., and
13. Nathan McCfntock-Lot 10.
Gated in city of Abbeville, bounded
by lands Of Rev. o. A. Gregory and
ID. Sam Holmes-Lot located in
city of Abbeville, bounded by lands
of Williams College and others.
15. J. C. Booker-Lot located In
the town of Donalds, bounded by
lands of w. B. Acker on the north,
east by Sou. Ry., South by Agnew
street. ~ A.
is. J. L. Staley-Located in the
town of Due West, bounded by lands
of W. C. Brock, ]. c. Tribble, J. U.
McDavid and others:
II. Chandy & Morse-164 acres,
more or less, located in Smlthv1lle
r. s. Bounded by lands of N. z.
Carter, Mrs. Elgin Brooks, A. v.
Stockman and others. 49,,
1s. Mamie Nash-1S acres land
located in Smithvile Township; ,oo
19. J. II. brennan ct al-3oo
acres, Cedar prings Township, bound
ed by lands of Hunter Bros, MRS.
J. L. brennan, Jas. H. Drennan' MRS.
H. brennan and Cade Estate.
20. C. N. Thornton-125 acres
located in Cedar Springs Township.
Bounded by lands Of Gilbert, Watson
and others. ,,
Fl. Andrew and Ware-located
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-05-30

Porto Rico will this year export
more than 100000 crates Of pine
apples, 10000 boxes Of grapefruit
and 1000 boxes of oranges.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-05-30

Odessa, Russia, last year sent 1885,
900 pounds of beet seed, valued at
s31,73S, to the United States.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-25

TGir street depot and boarded
tne Island train for Chica 90,
It travelling lu IFS owu private
car IHis will be the Last engage
ment for the organ lzatloH ST this time.
The section - the band was uaIer
Captain q ~. Brown
Never has there been o. larger crowd
IN the Loop So respond zpon1auegas "
FOR s. patriotic event Yesterday morn
Ing plans for the demonstration were
made and the public had only few
hours notice from the press that there
was 10 be parade and mass meeting,
and set thc streets were jammed with
aD enthusiastic crowd Of patriots
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-25
LIBERTY LOAN is
GIVEN BIG BOOST
Parade and Mass Meeting at Market
square i'm Behalf of Bond sale Ate
tracts Thousands
sPECIAL INTEREST ~ BAND
Musical Organization From Great
Lakes Naval Training STATEN
Delights roud.

as hsting fltlia@ - ilaEh -=IA-4-
big celebration ef Liberty lean aa
yesterda51 came me mass H as-
demonstration staged lar. evening
Market square tn WHICH 5aga7 SANDS Fat
tIelpafed The special feature was
the band ~ z5 pieces from 1Ae Great
Lakes &aFal Training sjl9I. OF
which orgaaizat alton 5oAa Fh1lltg 7o4sa'
America premier haf.4i1a slaI i@ l1e
director he noted leaaaf was aot
with This contingent 3ut the Wusieian7
seemed - have 4mo.e#i the pep and
dash which characterize their famous
Instructor and gave concert taai
IhoraagHiy delighted
ne hana came from 'aEah 37..
saoFi5S DsloLa p .s9s@ aaN 7s
iefialHea WIN 4.alet at taa ts'.H i7
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-10
UN TELADOR DEL CCMERCIO
FJE MUERTO A BALAZOS

Aver en- IL madrIgada, q IA una
" media. dos detonaciones de arma
de fuego que Sc e~scucharon por Ell
'rpmbo de Ia casa de Joske atrajeron
Ia ]atenci0n de la policia. Immediate
mente, el captain Stoves tom6 asien
70 en- "a canastilla de una motocicle-
"a Y con toda ~violencia Sc dirigj0 al
lugar donde fueron los disparos.
ercontrandose que en- Ell callej0n del
edificio Trades Council Hall, que
ezta en- "a Gale Sur Alamo, estaba
tendido en- el suelo. examine. IN We
Iador del comercio que en- vida Sc lla-
no Clyde Murphur, quien tenia dos
heridas de bala.
Junto al cadaver de Murphur es-
taba Ell gendarme Jno. Ribs, que
empunaba su pistola Ia que entreg6
Embellishments al captain Stevens,
dandose por preso.
FL cadaver de velador fua reco-
%ido por una ambulancia de la casa
Riebe Undertaking Co.. que Sera Ia
que Sc encargue de darle sepultura.
Aver mismo Sc c~onsigno el hecho
al senior Juez Ben Fisk, qlien estu-
vo t~rabajando toda la manana en-
este proceso. habiendole fijado una
fianza al gendarme Ribs para cue
pudiera obteaer su Fbertad. Los de-
G~ensores de Ribs Sc ap~resua-ron a
clevar IN escrito de Habcas Corpus
ante la 37a. Corte de Djstrito que
esta funcionando.
Esta tragedja en- n que fueron
p~rotagoniStas dos guardianes del or
den pubIico. cause honda consterna-
cion en- el cuerpo de policia,
Los companeros de MUrphur Sc
ap~resuraron a prestar!e ayuda a IA
famlia del finado Y todos clos asiS-
tran a los funerales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-10
MURIO UNA MUJER CON GRAVES
OUEMADURAS EN- Ell CUERPO

De Il casa numero 322 de IA Gale
King Williams fue recogida con gra-
ves quemadIras en- cl cucrpo. una
muier mexicaaa cuyo nombre es Gle
menc:a La herida. en- estado de Su.
ma ~gravedad fue recogida por una
smbu'ancia de Ia casa Riebe. para
ser trasiadada al Hospital de Ia Gu
dad donde f~alleci6 unas cuaHtss no.
raS Gcsrues De ser intern4da al es.
tabIec.micnto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-10
Tiene ~caracte- civil.

El genera; O:eda eyD.csa. en- el e5-
critic enviado al Juez scgundo de Dis
Tito superaumerario. Que funda ST.
demanGa de amparo en- qIe, con su
car:icter de civil Que actualmente
ticne. aun en- el caso de que hubie-
"a comctido cl delito De rebellion dc
aue - e acusa. no son las autocida-
des milita~es, que est&n p~roced.endC
en- 81 contra. las competcntes para
iuz~arlo. Due5 que de csc dc!ito solo
deben moe las aJtoridades fede-
rales, Y por 10 tanto, % que con ei
Sc ESTE hacienda, estd fuera de Ia
ley.
Las autoridades militares soSt!encn
u 81 general Oieda dehe ser juzGa-
do militarmcntc po- Su cardcter mill
tar. pcro el vieio general meNicano
+ sus d~cfcnsorcs s~ostiencn que cI Sc
.ro. G;cda 80 ticne ningun caractel
m;l.tar. "uesio que no pertencce Al
c;croi.o actual. : Al que ~pertencIo h"
cucdado disue:to. Que 81 fue mill
tav continua si&ndoio para Ia gene
ral.dad del publico, para la ley Y ell
coLicrno no 10 cs ! dcbe juzgarse!e,
ra- 10 mizmo. con 81 caractcr civil.
qIe)2s cl rue actuaimcnte tiene. \
como civil. corresponds a las autorl
dadcs rcdera'es iuzgarlo por ei deIito
de rebellion de QHc Sc lie ha acusado
acr las autoridados mi!itarcs y por
G; ~go5eraador DC! Distrito que ordeno
81 apprehension.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-10

En- casa de IN avaro Sc esta ha-
ciendo 4 obra de bencficencia. Fl
ducac &c Il casa TO tuvc. mas rene
do que depositar una moncda en- Ia
GAIA de las limosaas. El collector de
las mismas, distraido, vOlvi6 a pedir-
le.
Ia he dado-d;jo Ct avaro con
crojo.
-Lo crco,-resPond;o cl collector
mas no 10 he visto.
-Pues yo 10 he visto Y TO 10 crco
-dijo oro que estaba cerca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-10
EIGral. Ojeda pidi6
ampaTo

CIUDAD De MEXICO, Diciembre
G.-Contra actos de Ia Secretaria de
Guerra V del Juez Instructor Mill
tar, ia pedido amparo ell general eX-
federal Pedro \. Ojeda, ante e. Juez
Segundo de Dist-ito Supernumerario-
del vieio general mexicano, que nue.
Dicho iucz di6 entrada a IA demanda
vamente ha sido puesto en- priSlon a.
cusado del delito de rebellion contra
el gobierno carrancista. Y deSde iuego
d:ct6 las 6rdenes n~ecesarias para que
Ia Secretaria lie Guerra Y Marina Y
81 .IuzgaGc dc instruction Militar. rim
dieran los informes con justification,
que previene IA ley.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-10
OTRO AUTCMOViL QUE


Mr. 0. P. Godfrey, Sc quej5 . Ia
policia de que aver 4 las cua5co dc
la tarde lie robaroa Su autom6vil
ChavIolett, de cinco pasajeroS, te-
nfendo ~sospechas de Ut individuo GU
yo nombre y seaas ~particulares pro
pc-cion6 2 "a aptor;iad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-10
De LAS 0FICINAS De POLICIA -
rCcNSIGNADO : LAS AUTORIDA-
DES FEDERALES

Juan Noble. IN indio de las reser-
vacioaes de Ncrth Dakota. que hace
tres dias lego a San Antonio p.oce-
dente de aqual Leland Estado, fue
detenido Y qued5 en- Ia carcel de Ia
ciudad Il disposition de las &utorida-
des fed"raleS.
Ell indio Noble. es de cuarenta Y
cuatro amos de edad. por &c tanto,
esta exceptuado del servicio militar
obligatorio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-10
UN TREN LIE TRITURO UN PIE A
UN SOLDADO.

Aaoche a las nuevc. en- el patio
del ferrocarril Missouri, Kansas &
Texas, perdi6 pisada a subir a IN
tren el soldado Joe McGre Y Ia rGed;
de un CAIRO lie tritur5 ell pie izQuier,
do.
Inmediatamente Sc condujo al he
lido al hospital militar y ahi Sc le
amput6 hasta el tobillo, en- vista de
haber s;do precise para salvar al he
rido.
Fl soIdado McG-e sc dirigia a su
campamento cuando lie ocurrio Ia
desgracia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-10
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