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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29
Campana contra Ell
yicio en- FL Paso,
Texas

Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENsa
Ell PAS0, Texas, Diciembre 81
e. Alcalde de la ciudad Charles Da-
Wis celebr6 n importante %conferen-
cia con Ell abogado %consultor de e.
Paso, en- IA que Sc trat6 de las medi-
das mas ~energicas para iniciar L
activa campaha IN contra de los in
fractores de los reglamentos sobre
de bebidas embriagantes, ora
sc trata de los Ilamados "clu5es,'
ora de personals perticuiares cue Sc
dedican al trafico ilisito de ~licores,
cspccialmente con los soldados.
Prac:icamerte Sc ha visto que los
soldados. . pesar de las terminates
diSposiciones de las autoridades Y
dc las pescuisas de IL po!icia. adquie-
rem ~lico-es, y Sc sospecha que clos
le son proporcionados por los mencio-
naGos "clubes."
Las autoridades locales, por mu-
chas cons:deraciones de diversos or
Genes. estan d~ispcestos a poner ter
mino q este comereio Illegal, y, a.
efecto, estan estudiando los medios
mas adecrados para conseguirlo.
BESIDE luego, Sc ha pensado en- Ia
demarcacion de varias zonas, dentro
de las cuales Sc estableceran las can
t.nas, fijandoles limites precisos para
il venta de licores.
Hay, sin embargo. ia dificultad de
que, segun las leyes vigentes, las au-
to-idades locales no tiencn atribucio-
para tomar medidas radicales So
bre el particular: pero el abogado
Mc. Boom, estudia en- estos momen-
.os el punto, Y es de esperarse que
todos los obstaculos Sc allanen para
"a moraiizacion de Ia ciudad.
e. Alguacil Orndoff Sc muestra
partidario de que Sc cierren todas
las tabe-aas establecidas en- los ca
niros inmediatos a 81 Paso. V e. ha
ofrec!do poner TODD 81 eSfuerzo pa
"a terminar de una vez Ia venta Ill
eta de bebidas eUbriagantes 4 los
soidados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29
REBELDES SURIANOS
QUE Sc RINDEN

CIUDAD De MEXICO, Diciembre
24.-DespUes de var!as conferercias
celebrates con 81 P~residente Carran-
"a, : con los Secretaries de Guerra
- del Interior. esta noche saldra, ram-
20 a ia capital del Estado de Oaxaca,
! licenciado Onesimo Gonzalez, quien
> UltimaS fechas Ia servido de in
termediario entire algrnas pattidas
de re~oiucionarios de aquel Estado
Suriano ' el gobierno del centre, pa
"a concertar la amnistia : rendici6n.
Ssgun Sc Sabe, e. PreSidante Ca
rama acepto las propoSic:oneS de
varios jefes re5eldes. Y cl Licenciado
Gonzalez es portador de IN docu-
nento especial de Ia Secretaria de
G~obeynacion, por e! que Sc concede
Gmpiia Y completa amn;Stia a los al
ADDS, a fin de que Sc presenter a
los cuarteles generates de las fuer-
a carranclstaS. y gocer, Immediate
riente despueS dc deponer las armas,
ic las g~arantiaS individualcs que les
concede Ia Constitution.
Sin embargo. creese que no Sc ira
- aQui mas que de nUc!eoS insight
'tcant"5, p.esto que en- IA Secreta-
IA &c Guerra Sc Ia irfor-raGo 2 los
Representatives. de Ia prensa, que las
2roPosicioaes dc los senores Lies.
Ne'Nue;ro y Davi!a no pudieror ser
a:ept2GaS por e. gobierno del Cen
tro. en- virtud dc cue este Sc hallaha
c's2aesto unicamente a acoger Ia
rendicion de cualquier rebelde. de
ma u Unconditional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29
Ruta de ~''jitnes"

Fl proxino ~viernes, en la session
ordinaria del Ayuntamiento de Ia
c:udad, Sc pondra a discussion Ell a.
sUuto relative a la ruta de los au-
tomoviles Que hacen el Servicio en-
las Gales de FL Paso.
Fl rcglamento, que ha sido pre-
sentado por n comiSion especial
mente ncmbrado, sera discutido V
aprobado 1aanana, a efecto de cue
los p~rop;etarios de AUTOMOBILES Sc
pan las reglas a que deberan suje-
earse en- ell case de que deseen Sc
guir explotando ell servicio de sit
res."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29
NOTAS CORTAS DE
. FL PASO, TEXAS

Corre>pondcncia Especial para la PRENSA
Ell PASQ, Texas, Diciembre al
Tn negro, que responde al nombre
de Shank Wilbert, fue detenido por
ia po!icia, el dia de aver. en- Ia Gale
Segunda, entire las de Oregon V Sur
c! Paso. de esta ciudad. por haber
vendido una botella de whiSkey q un
so'dado del ~ej6rcito americana.
Wilbert manifesto en- las oficinas
&c policia, a donde fue conducido que
ell soidado lie habia ofrecido una al
IA cantidad a cambio del f~rasco, y
que. en- su c~oncepto, no habia incu-
r.!do en- delito a'Guno.
FL n~egro.fue rec;uido en- una bar
~tolina, para hacerse despues las ave
riguacioncS del case.
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Fl CONCRESO APR0DO Il PROYECTO De.
DEvUUCIoNI De TKRRAS Los PNH0S.
CONF0RME A ESA LEY, SERAN DEVUEL1OS Los EJIDOS
A LIS COMUNlDADES QUE LOS RAYM PERDlDO

accion civil respectiva Y como acep-
tado el monte de las indemnizaciones
que Ia autoridad r~espectiva Sc
male. En- este case, las fincas o cons
:rucciones Guedaran tambien a favor
del pueblo dotado de las tierras Y
a~Gu6lias quedaran al cuidado de Ia
autcridad politica de! lugar y ser
iran para beneficio comun de. pue-
bio.
Articulo 16.-Las aguas, los bos-
ques, los pastos comprendidos en- los
ejidos. seran de uso comun. entire
tanto no Sc legisle sobre ell fraccio-
aamiento de las tierras reivindlcadas
obtenidas. Este uso sera vig!lado
por la Comision de Aprovechamien-
to de los Ejidos, de acuerdo con las
disposiciones que senala esta Ley.
Arttculo 17.-En los casos de res
titucion de tierras a los pueblos.
cuando estos hubieren probado PIE
namente su derecho, de acuerdo con
10 prescripto por esta Ley, los demas
paeblos, rarcherias, Congregations o
communicates de creacion mas recien-
te que ell poblado que obtuvo la res
titucion Y que estan situadas dentro
del perimetro de las tierras reivin-
dicadas. deberan ser respetados en- Ia
possession que m~antengan, 81 de he
cho poseen tierras dc comunidad,
hasta que Ia autoridad correspon-
diente defina la situaci6n, lega!izan-
Gola.
Articu!o 1S.-Todos los pueblos,
ranchcrias, Congregations 0 comu-
nidades enclavados en- tierras resti-
tuidas a otro pueblo, al obtenerse la
dotac;6n de t~ierras, estan exentos
del page de toda indemnizacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29
fuSiIados cuatro
mexiCan0s en- Las
VaCas, COah,
Ccrrc>pondrneia Espccial para IA pREyS.

correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSa
DEL RIO, Texas. Div 2T-Se
han recibido noticias fidedignas en-
esta ciudad de que cuatro mexica-
nos del grupo de veinte eue a Ill
timas fechas cometieron 81 abesi-
nato de dos ciUdadanos americanos
llamadoS Lee Sharp Y Clererce Sc
Hers, e. n ~poblacion de las Vacas.
an pagado con sus vidas su espan-
1850 crimen.
Ssgdn sc dice. dichoS bandoleros
fueron ejecutados aver mismo. a las
doce en- IN ounto de- dia. Dor las
autoricadeS mexicanas, Y sus cuer-
pos fusroR eXpGeStoS q la curiosi-
dad publica. para escarmientc-
La terrible pena Sc Impulse a los
cUatro aSaitantes, despueS dc IN
~consejo Sumarisimo. en- ell que con
feSaron DlenaHlente su responsible
dad, y IN virtud del testimonio de
alSunas otras personals que tue to-
talmente adverse 4 los individaes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29

Pasa a Ia 5a. Col SAL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29
HCongreso Medico
Sc reunira En-
puebla

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, D. F.,-Dl-
ciembre 24.-Se ha logrado saber q
dsbido a serias dificultades q Sc han
presentado, ell quinto Congreso Me-
dico Nacional no podra reunirse, CO.
mo Sc habia anunciado, en- la ciudad
de Veracruz, y celebrara sus sesio-
mes en- la Capital del Estado de Pue-
b'a, contando cor la ayuda del Doc
tor Alfonso Cabrera, ~gobernador de
aquel.a entidad federativa y la del
Cuerpo Medico del propio Estado.
Segun Sc sabe, las sesiones Sc efec-
tlaran del 9 al 16 del entrante enc
20, y tanto la Comision Directiva del
Congreso. como la Comisi6n Local
de Arreglos, estan hacienda actiVa-
mente todos los preparativos nece-
sarios para que la cientifica asamblea
tenga el mejor exito possible.
La comision directiva ha hecho cir
cular una suplica a las personals que
Sc hIbieren %inscripto va, que cuanto
2ntes comuniquen al Seecretario &C.
neral Ell titulo de los estudios que va
yam a presertar al Congreso, Y rue
ga tambien a todos los que piensen
inscribirse que 10 hagan a Ia mayor
brevedad, a fin de que puedan for
marse, con tempo, precision y exac-
titud, los programs de las distintas
cesiones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29
Cargo &c v~agsacia.

Magno escandalo Sc registro Ia
tarde dc aver en n de las mas
c6ntricaS Gales de eSta ciudad, al
ser detenidoS por la policia secreta
tycS m~ujeres, de nacionalidad fran
cesa, y"tres irdividuos, dos f~ranceses
Y Il bclga,
FL cargo que Sc les hace a estas
personals cS e. de vagancia, Y, al ser
conducidos 4 la Inspection dc poll
cia, las muieres. que iban lujosamcn
te ataviadas, Sc negaron 4 despren-
derse dc las joyas que llevaban, y
los ind:viduos hicieron entrega de
fuertes caHtidades dc dinero en- CT
despacho de ia carcel.
Hay varias sosrechas sobrc tales
detenidos, y, mientras Sc hacen las
correspondence averiguaciones, han
SiIo recluidos Ell la carcei. por ell
cargo de vagos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29

Cuando necesIte iIDros en- espanol,
a IGNACIO E. LOZANO 1I8
N. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29

GS-ajo nscesite ii5ros en- espaaoi
=. Rosa Ave Saa Artoaio. Tex.
N~aaSS a Igasek z Lsssss-1.s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29
Rcaarto dc ropa.

Fl dia vcinticirco de- actual, CT,
"a tarde, Sc verified ell reparto de
preEdas de ropa, juguetes y alimen-
tos a los ninos meHicanos pobreS, de
esta ciudad, bajo Ia Immediate vigil
lancia dc los miembros de ia Con-
grcgacion Mariana dc San Luis.
Al reparto ]concurrio un gran nj
nero dc chiquilIos, a todos los cua-
les les fueron c~ntregados los obse-
quios ccmprados por la fi!antropica
institution Mariana de San Luis,
con el producto de Ia fiesta de ca
ridad c~e!ebrada en- el Tcatro Texas
Grand, de FL Paso.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-14

Union Suits Sc

9mezas Csc Ezose 19c
vgou7en's black silk Isle hoss with
double so1es and high gpZfeea
heels, 25c value. c.
na5r s----~.=~s-~= d - s@sF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
STUDY HUDSON MOTOR

The Hudson Super-SiX, because of
its motor principle, was recently made
the subject of exhaustive study and
experiment by the technical engineer
ing department of the Leland stan
ford university. a series of tests were
made in the engineering laboratories
at Palo Alto.
In their papers on the subject the
Leland Stanford university engineer
ing students wrote the conclusion
that the Hudson Super-SiX motor
principle will deliver more power per
cubic inch of displacement than any
ever built The university engineer
ing department has studied the mo-
tors of every well-knOwn automobile
now being manufactured The Hud-
son tests were conducted under the
direction OF f. 5. Anderson a we'll
known western mechanical engineer.
l.. r. Downing purchases Gale
Tour Coupe to be delivered to his
daughter Grace on graduation at
Ward Belmont Tenn, about Junt /,
1917.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
ELECTRIC LINES LEAVE
DIFFERENCES TO REEVES
County Attorney to Adjust Contro-
NcrsN Resulting From Use of
New Bridge

The county attorney was named as
mediator by the board OF commission
crs Yesterday TO settle differences be
tween the Tulsa Traction company
and the Tulsa street Railway com
pany over the use of the new bridge.
For the past week officials of the two
lines have been cndeayoriug To- get
together ON schedules and other de
tails without success.
special meeting OF the county
commission 10 pass upon their agree
mcnt was called for yesterday morn
ing. but when the commissioners met
the railway men reported a hopeless
disagree The commission then
delegated the county attorney To in
vestgtte the proposition Of each
company and make "A report at the
ncNt meeting Of the board Aprl .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
TRAVIS PAYS $4,000 FOR
WOODARD ALLOTMENT LAND
Forty-ACrc Tract Adjoining Big 'itI
Park VIII BE Placed on
Market,

S. Il. Travis yesterday purchased,
thru the John H. Miller company, 40
acres Of the Helen NJ. Woodard allot-
ment which adjoins Woodard park,
and announces that within the next
few months this property will be plot
ted and placed on the market as
highly restricted residential property,
The price paid for the 40 acres as
announced by the firm making the
deal, was $4,000.
The same real estate firm an
nounces the following transactions
during the month:
Frank Breen of Bartlesville pur-
chased 200 feet in Maple Heights for
$500
Howard Galbraith of independence,
Kan, purchased a piece Of property
with 200 feet frontage in the same
addition for $4,000.
The residence property at 500
South Boston, owned by Eta l.. Ruck-
er, was sold to j =. Brinton for $15,-
600.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
Snndny- Mnrch 25. 1917.

Planetary direction for this day Is
road as rather unimportant. Jupiter
is strongest in benenc influence, while
Mars. Mercury and the sun are
slightly helpful Neptune ana Venus
are adverse. .,
There is a most threatening sign
for travel n transportation 10y Wate
A naval disaster or the loss OF a snip
is indicated
Under this government of the stars
military affairs ore subordinated Z
the navy. which is subject to sign
promising honors nnd charges. III
commanders or high officers. There
is a sign read as a great national sur
Love affairs come under the sway
believed to he very iisappointlng
Again there is a sign that In some way
affects marriage customs.
Writing of e"ery sort Is well as
pocted under this confederation. some
news announcement should cause
public rejoicing
Advertising continues under Sis"
that presares the greatest surcoss.
The rise Of an American editoI Nho
shall achieve international fame ~
prophcsi"d
Economic wars Of new magnitude
and sienificance are foretold in the
United States as well as Europe, an"
these may start before the summer
comes
Tho death of a millionaire wto Is
conspicuous in philanthroplc move
Women come into a rule Of the
ments. ia iorcshadowed.
The west has the prophecy of great
and sudden growth owing To events Of
sensational character
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS SCI u
Russia Is Waking Up on Educational
Matters In Spite OF War.

PETROGRAD, March IA con
siderable cNtenSi7n Of cducatiopal ia
cilitics IS going on in Russia m spite
OF wartime prcoccupations. The mu-
nicipIl council of Sanaro has aEpro-
rriated a million rouhlCs toward tho
foundation Of university in that
town. Tho buildings for a school OF
mines AZ EEaterinburg are to he com
pleted il time for the beginning o.
school work in the autumn Ekater-
mburg is als) to Ice the scat or u
school of road and bridge building at
tachci TO the government department
Cf roads aad bridges y school of a
huge agricultural region
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
city NelCs in Brief

WALTER LARGE county iaiier, is sui
fering with an attack Of pneumonia IN ms
apartments at the jail. His condition was
reported to be slightly improved yestcrd"y'
6 l. FULLER and J. s Smith were ar
raigned before the county court Yesterday
on a charge Of illegal possession OF iquor
They pleaded not guilty and were released
on bonds Of $500 each.
THE WIFE Of + l.. Van Horn. who was
arrested Friday on charge Of abandonment,
Yesterday asked that he not be prosecuted.
The husband agreed to support his family
and the charge against him was dismissed.
CHARGED WITH stealing an automobile
owned by Mrs Bert Turk on February 6. in-
formation was issued yesterday for Bert
King. whom officers say is now in Kansas
The car was valued at about 5000.
RF. MAC ARTHtR. who drove down
from Bart.csvile IN his Franklin yesterday
made the trip in two hours and thirty min
hour The roads between the two points
are IN excellent condition, he saws.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE Pardoe of
Stroud. Lincoln county, was In Tulsa yehtcr-
day on some private busine,s matters Rep.
reseutHtiy, Pardoe was one ~ the few un-
married men in the house Of representatives.
lie is an attorney with real practice and
great future before him
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issucd yes
terdsy TO II - Minton 90, and Mr.. Ef'ie
Pier,ou. 3I Tulsa X r.. Ewing. ~. and Mrs
Lena Nidener, 33. sand springs. John NJ
Grimes o, Tcrlton. Okla. and Lois Keith,
IL keystone. Okla Walter FurtwanEler,
q Tulsa and Ethel Bandemeier. 20. st.
Louis
WILLIAM H. VAN DERzEE Of Atchison,
Kan, the, blind evangelist Is assisting the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25

Uupmobilc Agent Returns.

Mr.. Charles +. Lukins of the Fors-
ter-Lukins Auto company returned
Yesterday from Detroit where he Wis
tied the Cadillac and IIupmobile fac
tories. The records of the Hupmobilc
factory showed that tho Tulsa agency
registered a grontcr per cent Of in
crease in business than any agency in
the United states. Aside from the
shortage of available freight cars.
Mr. Lukins reports factory affairs in
a flourishug condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25

TANPA. Fla. Narch 24-Colonel
Roosevelt is expected at Purta Gorda.
Fla. SlHdoy with H." "F'ty. 1hey
will go to the passes IN the islands
along the southern part Of the state to
hunt devilfish
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
She Heard Grace.

Margaret was not accustomed -
the saving of grace One night she
went for. supper with the neXt-door
neigh hhors.
Daddy" said she the next morn
ing. what was that Mr.. Smith read
off the platter New York Evening
Tost.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
IIN7ILL SPEND 100000
ON HOTEL TULSA
N. Robinson Announces EX-
Prore tensive improvements for
LegL Local Hostelry.

The announcement was made yes
-rNday afternoon that ". N Robinson.
SAT cLucr of the Baltimore hotel OF kan
.tvs city and Hotel Tulsa OF This city,
,st Il ordered plans drawn immediate
70 ps{ for Improvements on the local no.
Cso00.0O0.
Nc'Thosc Improvements. according 10
e advice received iu Tulsa will in
I'hdc the erection Of IN additional
one-story wing TO the present build
"g, which viii increase the capacity
Th' the house by some $50 rooms More
r.rn,e an $4,000 will hc spent iu the
l 'hection Of ballroom and banquet
"""7' com and AN order already has been
the need with "a ruuuncturiue concern
Rom the cust for % gas power goucrat-
Der plant which win cost more than
lplIS d OOO
New Britain herald., 1917-03-06
WOMEN SUFFERERS
 NEED SWAMP-RO

Thousands upon thousands of wo- men have kidney and bladder trouble and never suspect it.
 Women's complaints often prove to be nothing else but kidney trouble. or the result of kidney or bladder dis ease.
 If the kidneys are not in 8 healthy condition, they may cause the other organs to become diseased.
 You may suffer great deal with pain in the back, headache, loss of ambition, nervousness and may be Respondent and irritable. :.
 Don't delay starting treatment. Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. a physicians g prescription, obtained at any drug store, restores health to the Kidneys and is just the remedy needed to over come such conditions.
 Get a fifty-cent or one dollar bottle immediately from any drug store.
 However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Ikilmer s& Co. Binshamton, NJ 2, for sample bottle When s43tiug be m and rnentionf the New
 Eitaln Daily Herald.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-06

has returned to her home in Plain vile to attend the celebration of the birthday anniversary of her father. Joseph Dimes of Grown street. held today.
 J. J. Trebert of New Britain has sold four building lots on New Brit ain Terrace to c. J. Holcomb of Suf- field. Deeds for the transfer were filed with the town clerk for record today.
 The Grange will have regular meeting in it's hall on Pierce street this evening.
 Town Clerk R. c. Usher and Harry Tomkins have been summoned for jury duty at the March term of the court of common pleas which opens in Hartford next Tuesday.
 There will be a lenten cottage ser vice tomorrow afternoon at S:46 o'clock at the home of Mrs. s. $. Gwillim of Hough street.
 The Parish guild of the Church of Our Saviour will meet for work Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Sup per will be served at 6 o'clock. An important meeting of the vestry will follow. the session opening at 7:45.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-06

same time and no doubt the heavy fall of snow of yesterday broke the full force of his flight and saved him from more serious injury. It was evident from the paralyzed condition of the horse that its back had been broken and the only thing left to do was put the mare out of misery. The car which was in charge of spare crew was also damaged but the men were able to take it in under it's own power Mr. Durkee considers that the animal was worth over $25O and no doubt will try to get 8 settlement from the company.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Supper will be served at the Ken sington Congregational church on Thursday night at 6:3O o'clock and after the supper there will be 8 musi- cal in the chapel.
 A daughter. Lena Baretta, was born to MT. and Mrs. Emil Baretta yester- day.
 Reports about town would indicate that yesterdays fall of snow was the heaviest this winter.
 Last nights meeting of Troop 6. Boy Scouts was postponed because If the storm. Z.
 nsp,,.sr. |. |! T t,Is ya,. l|l ssaaiscp Fl III IT T
New Britain herald., 1917-03-06
REACHING THE SpQ|

It Has Beeh Done, So Scores of M
 Britain Citizens Say.
 To get rid of an aching back
 The sharp twinEes, ss .sssy
 The tired-out feelings,
 You must reach the spot get II
 cause. +.sss 'sS q
 Tn many cases 'tis the kidneys. . Doan's Kidney Pills are for VI kidneys. s'ss1 'ses
 New Britain citizens testify. Mrs. T. Dennis, 121 Whiting str New Britain, says: T had s1llkS pains in my back. At times they vel severe but managed to keep up 6 my feet. although often | felt b enough to take to bed. At times had pains In the top of my head m occasionally dizzy spells. Sometii1s when I kat down I had to grasp s6J1 object to help myself up. used nI eral boxes of Doan's Kidney Pille m they cured me" s.sS'5aa 3ESa
 Price 50c,s at all dealers. l6ff simply ask for g kidney remedy
 Doan's Kidney Pills-the same thu cured Mrs. Dennis. Foster -Milbutl Co.,, Props. Buffalo, N. Y $
New Britain herald., 1917-03-06
Limitation of Claims.


 At Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the Dis trict Of Berlin, in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the 9th day of March A. D. 1917. Present,
 BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Esq,
 Judge. On motion of Michael U Kenney of said New Britain, as Administrator on the Estate of Harry W. Kilbourn, late of New Britain. within said district deceased.
 This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Administrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by ad- vertising in a newspaper published in said New Britain and having a cir culation in said district, and by post ing copy thereof on the public sign post in said Town of New Britain, nearest the place where the deceased last dweit.
 BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge.