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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-22

possible to suspect the earnestness OF
the Austrian emperor's reply, adding:
Sincerity breathes through every part
OF this remarkable utterance"
Emperor Charles has always spoken
in a different temper and with a diff
ferent accent from the violence and
harshness of Berlin the Chronicle
asserts.
The Austrian emperor says the
Daily News. declares very justly that
the whole world longs for peace. I'm
less the world is swept clear from
such diplomacy as that which the
kaiser has just approved and honored,
what is the good of talking peace at
all?"
The Post asserts that Austria's reply
is one which processes that Austria is
fighting only for international arbitra-
tion, disarmament and freedom Of the
seas and adds:
From the author of the historic
ultimatum to Servia that profession is
indeed significant"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-22
FOUR RICHMOND WOMEN
WIN PRIZES FOR RECIPES

Four Richmond women, Mrs. Anna
NJ. Willenbring, Miss Evelyn James,
Mrs. M. I. Gray and Mrs. w. D. Wolfe
have been awarded prizes of 81 each
for successful competition in the recipe
contest conducted throughout the
country by the Armour Grain company.
Prizes were also awarded to Lettie |
Hatfield. of Fountain City, and Mrs.
w. A. Hunnicutt, of Greensboro.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-22
First Boy Born in
HdgerstolDn Is at
First Horse Shou,

HAGERsTOWN, Sept. %. = The
first boy born in Hagerstown is here
attending the horse fair. He Is now
81 years old His name is DR.. John
Walker, who lives in Bethany, Mis-
souri,, where he has been for the past
fifty years. He served in the 36th In
diana regiment during the Civil War.
DR.. Walker is still erect and has
soldierly bearing. He is full of rem
iniscences of the old days when Ha-
gerstown was hamlet in the midst
of a woods. This is the first horse
show he has seen in his home town.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-22

These IT'S men will be called for ex-
animation on September % and will
probably be the last to be called to fill
the districts first quota:
Earnon Perry, Harry R. Lontz, Ago
stino Paradise, Clarence E. Berg,
George F. Thomas, Minor Lloyd Frock.
Calvin Daniel Abner, Clarence Hugo
Blume, Leo c. Wflkemeyer, Raymond
Ashcraft, William Ward Barnell, Will
liam T. Thorman. Bert W. Ellison, Earl
r. Lundy, Silas Archibald Minner, Ray
mond Scott, August H. Goebel, Harry
Amos, Robert A. Linderman, Charles
Smith, Howard C. Messick. Walter L..
Heavenrfdge, Solomon Arthur Carrig-
er, John R. Coffman, Luther G.aHag-
erty, Sr., Ivan Murl Cox, Eugene Cav
lor, John F. Richardson, Eugene H.
Schwegman, Harry H. Thorman. AL
bert Clayton Jordan, Oliver R. Me
man, Irwin w. Coffin, Walter Edward
Duning, Raymond C. Davis. Mathew
Duncan, Carl F. Steinhilber, Elmer C.
Dunham, Joseph ]. w. Burton, Robert
w. Skinner, Francis Xavier Brunner,
Selden Phillips, Chester Sher.
man Harter, Joseph Peter Knipper.
Samuel B. Hatchet, Max R. Williams,
Leroy Niewoehner, Edward Walter
Lantz, Clifford Peters, Robert Laney
Salyer. Frank P. Delp, Elmer Andrew
Johnson, Harry VIM. Wieschahn.
George Robert France. Abraham Ffvel,
Charles N. Twigg, Karl w. Schuer.
man, Hugh Harland Smith, Claude A.
Hoover. Harry Anderson Darnell,
James VIM. Bothman, August Rawski.
Herbert L. Westendorf, Murl Roy Mof-
lett, Daniel Hampton, Robert Lee Cat
ron, VIM Robert Green, George Jeffer-
son Harris, Jesse Stewart. Walter Cox.
Merl John Coleman. Fred Daniel
White, Everett Henry Englebert. Miles
Lfnley Shute, Jesse NJ Bursendine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-22
Governors Condition
Still is Improved

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 22.-The doc
tors attending Governor Goodrich an
nounced today that his heart action
showed further improvement and that
a slight bronchial infection which has
been causing trouble for the last six
days, was showing signs OF abating.
Only slight changes in temperature
were reported, although the average
was slightly lower than yesterday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-22
REPORT SEVEN
SENT TO BOTTOM

AN ATLANTIC PORT, Sept 22-
Passengers who arrived from England
today on an American steamer
brought circumstantial reports that
five British steamships and two de-
stroyers out of convoy fleet of six,
which left Lough Swilly, ireland, Sep
tember 3 were sunk by German sub
marines within few hours of the port
Of departure.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-22
OcTOGENARlAN DIES AT .
HOME OF HER ONLY SON

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Sent 2a-Mrs
sarah A. Stephens, 80 years old, died
Friday at the home of her son, Chas.
II. Kerlin. She leaves only the one
son. Funeral services will be held
from the Christian church Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Reverend
Charles Shultz will oflciate. Burial
will be in Riverside cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-22
BR!TISHER sunk
NEAR YMOUTH

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Sept. 72-
The British steamer La Negra on her
way from Buenos Aires to Havre with
cargo of Argentine beef was sunk
by German submarine September 4.
45 miles off Plymouth, according TO
survivors of the crew, who arrived
here today On an American steam
ship.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-22
Summer to Return,
Weatherman Declares

Summer is coming back Weather
man Moore says warm wave is
scheduled to arrive Sunday afternoon.
The temperature will rise to 80 or
above in the shade, he says, and will
continue for three or four days.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-22
STUDENT AVIATOR
KILLED IN AIR

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich, Sept. %.
Wilbur B. Mong, a cadet aviator of
Cleveland, was killed this afternoon
when his airplane crashed to the
ground on the government aviation
field. 1t was said that Mong attempt
ed to loop the loop too close to the
earth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-22
ANOTHER LIST
IS CALLED BY
DRAFT BOARD
Reserve Totals of $50 Are
Summoned for Examina-
tions Here.

Richmond army board officials are
planning to make sure they have
enough men to fill the districts quota
the ten percent over-quota and for
lists of men, to be examined on Sep
tember 81 and 2S.
There will be It's men in each list
and although it is not probable that
all of the men called will be sent to
Camp Taylor the board plans to have
enough men ready to go to fill any
emergency that might arise, either
from industrial exemptions at Fort
Wayne or from physical discharges at
Camp Taylor.
Following is list of the men to be
examined on next Thursday, Septem-
Der 27:
Ora Homer Parks, Stanley Edwin
Burrell. Joseph thinner Winder, Will
liam Henry Kephart, Howard Stout,
Walter Lewis Warner, Donald Baynes,
Walter G. Cronin, Sherman W. Tray
lor, Glen C. Reynolds, August Isaac
Hafner, Levi Floyd, Clarence Halle
wood, George Thomas Dixon, Harry
James Long, William ]. Puterbaugh,
Clifford Albert Wiesbrod, Walter
Glenn O'Conner, Domcmecr Libbeamtr,
Henry Shaffer, Fred John Girty, Mat
that's B. Brinker, Arthur Hiltz, Elmer
Phillips Schwab, Stephen NJ. Shank,
VIM. Thomas Dale, Ernest Ryan, How
ard Thornburg, Walter Byron Hewitt,
Jonas Earl Donson, Howard H. Hunt,
David H. Cooney, Markus Edwards,
Christine Owens, Charles Eli Veregge,
Charley Robert Puthoff, Forrest Flat
ter, Zeb Pottinger, Raymond Joseph
Werner, Chester Nathan Edwards,
Lawrence Edward Puthoff, Herman
Peter Thomas, Lawrence Homer Sy-
denstricker, Jefferson H. Meyers, Wal
ter Russell Bymaster, Walter VIM.
Moelk, Howard F. Marshall, Clemens
Schleper, Carl Clay Copeland, Ray
mond James Folan, Earnest Rich, Roy
Hubert Bayler, Virgil Erwin Rains,
Charles Milton Wellings, Joseph j.
Lahrmann, George H. Moore Clarence
=. Erbs, Vincent M. Lawrence, Harry
R. Rhinehart, Ora Harter, Oscar A.
Lange, Lewis Shallenburg, Fred w.
Petty, Ray Omer Clark, Lemuel r.
Henderson. Frank Krusotoki, Carl l..
Miller, Glenn Hoggatt, Andy Honko-
czky. Libero Grascione, Robert B.
Juerling. Ed Mills. Glenn Mason Tay-
lor, Lawrence ]. Mesker, Grover For
est White.
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For Wayne County by w. e. Moore

For Wayne County by w. e. Moore
Fair tonight and Sunday. Warmer
Sunday and probably Monday.
General Conditions Continual
pleasant weather has overspread the
central states due to high pressure
central over Lake Michigan. Weather
S much warmer. Temperature of S4
legrees in the shade at Medicine Hat.
Canada. Weather will continue fair
or SO hours. Temperature will rise
considerable.
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Bs B;' ss:; s:r s:s ':;1 c'..: 's:
WEATHER FORECAST

For Indiana by United States Wealth
.r Bureau-Fair tonight east and south
portions. Sunday fair Warmer.
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Temperature Toda,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
INVERTEBRATES DEL
E~TDNAGO


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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24

FL PASO. Texas. Mario 22.-La
ciudad dc Chihuahua no ha estato NJ
csta 4 punto de ser atacada por las
fuorzas rebcIdeS. Cleric eS que Villa
.vanz6 de Parral hacia el centric del
.5o. pero no tiene intencioues de
a.acar a capital por ahora.'-Tal
arunciaron anoche los agentes del
g3b:evno dc facto en- esta ciIdad,
Iospues lie haOer recibido unos men
gjes SuScritos por Ell general Muir
guia. en- los que e decia que anun-
aran que In situacion habia mejo-
10 = que el tenor que Sc habia
.po:crado de los habitanres de Ia ca
pita!. por III ataque que idzgaban
inminente. es;aba dcsapareciendo Ell
.;sta de que los vilIiStas no Sc apro-
simaban a a pob!aci6n.
Sc@in las infornlac.ones ssni-ofi-
cI,lcs trasmnil0$ de Chihuahua,
.ancisc" Villa 50 encuentra ell So
.ev5. o por 10 meHos ali Sc ~encontra
5a q principles de Ia semaEa e. ge-
Hc.a. Nurguia tiene va Seguridad de
cue Villa no intenta atacar ia ciu-
dad dc chihuahua, pero este no obs
-.ut2. continua reconcenJrando los
glemcuyos lie que diSpone. para estar
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e. juzgado en- presidio.

Aver al medic dia, cl Juzgado Els
pccial Sc constituy0 en- cl Preside
de la Rcpublica, procedicndo Il CO.
municar a los procesados general
jose Miguel Gomez; general Z. AS
bert; Domingo Macias; Carlos NJ. dc
Cespuies; Carlos Mass0: Madrigal y
otros, cl embargo dc blencs que Sc
les ha hccho, en- r~cciente uto diCta-
do al efecto.
Tambicn cl Jucz Especial, cum
pliendo un exhorto del Jucz Espe-
cial dc Pinar del Rio, procedi6 a no
tificlr al coronel Baldomero Acosta,
exalcalde de Marianao y al eXsargen
to de dicho termino Estanis!ao Mas
sip, cl auto por cl cual sc les declara
procesados por aquella autoridad.
En- las ultimas hOras de la tarde
dc aver, ell Jucz Especial Sc consti-
tuy0 en- el Vivac de la Habana, pro-
ccdiendo d instruir de cargos a %
acusados del supuesto dciito dc con
.piracion para la rebellion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
Ell Ministro americana con ell
Prcsideate.

Conferencio aver con ell Jcfe del
Estado, el Ministro americana Mr..
William Gonzalez, respccto a los SD
ce:os de actualidad.
Estando en- Palacio Mr.. Gonzalez,
Sc r~ecibieron las primeras noticiaS
rcspccto a la ~cntrevistd celcbrada
por cl doctor Desverninc con el Sc
cretario dc Estado americana, Mr..
Lansing.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24

Antonio Ziskay Tranilek:-tIanza:
SSO0.-Bienes em~bargados: Flnca
rdstica potrero Eel Cato, situado en-
cl extinguido termino de Casiguas,
compuesto de 40 caballerias Y treinta
cordeles de terra, exceptuando una
qunita partc proindiviso de SO cente
simas y $50 milesimas.
Antonio Beltran Echerre:-Flan-
"a: $8O0.-Bienes embargados: Una
parte de la Casa Estrada Palma 66
en- Guanabacoa. La mitad %proindivl-
so de una casa situada en- Ia villa de
Guanabacoa, Gale Cereria mum Sc.
Carlos Masso Echevarria:- Fian-
Ia: SSO0.-Bienes embargados: dos
casas situadas en- esta ciudad, en- Ell ba
rio del Vedado, con frente ambas a
Ia Gale %; parte del solar 6 de Ia
manzana II de Ia estancia La AzOtea,
en- Ell reparto de Medina.
Gerardo Machado Y Morales
Fianza: S2O.0OO.-Bienes embargo
dos: IN edificio de un solo cuerpo
y de dos plantas Y sotano. construido
en- un lote de terrenO, compuesto de
.os ~solares numos. 4, ) Y 8 Y parte del
! de la manzana mum. 50 de reparto
dc Ia manzana numero 95 de reparto
de Medina en- esta ciudad.
Ernesto Asbert Y Diaz:-Fianza:
S800.-Bienes e~mbargados: finca ur-
bana, parcela de terreno. tornado con
pa"te lie los solares 4, 5 Y 6 de IA mar
zana r del reparto dc p~oblaci6n de
Ia Q:Iinta San Antonio (a) Esperan-
ga, conocida tambien por Larraza0al,
situada en- Bu~enavista, termino NUM-
cipa! y partiGo judicial de Marianao.
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DIVERSE.

Aver SC cclebro en- Ciudad Juarcz
e. aniversario del natalicio del pa
triota mexicano cuyo nombre lIcva
dicha poblacion.
En- la manana hubo una fiesta IL
tcraria en- cl momcnto al Bcnemerl-
70. en- la tardc sc efcctuaron aigunos
iucgos dcportivos, Y en- Ia noche Sc
verified una serenata en- la plaza,
que sc VIC muy concurrida. La plaza
cstaba brillantemcnte iluminada.
Los j~uarences SC mostraron tran
uuilos durante el dia, a pcsar dc las
a~ctividadcs de los villistas en- los al
~rededores.
En- esta ciudad tambien sc fes
tei6 el aniversario del nacimleato
del BenemGrito.
La sociedad literaria 'Justo Sic
IRA" tornado por alumnos del ms
tituto Lydia Patterson, situado en- Ia
esquina de las GALES Tercera y Flo
renee, celebr6 una velada l~iteraria,
para conmemorar ell anivefSario del
natalicio del Lie. Benito Juarez.
Entire los numeroS que integraron
G. programa Sc cuenta ana alocu-
ci6n del Sr. Lcopoldo E. Maidonado,
IN d~iscurso del professor Delgadillo,
un cuadro historico alusivo a Ia oca-
sion. original de Pablo Velasco, Y
dcscmpcnado por alumnos del 1nsti-
tuto V micmbros de la sociedad.
Ell joven Alberto Angeles, de II
amos de edad, hijo del general Felipe
Angeles, y de quien Sc informo aver
por SIS familiares a la policia que
habia desaparecido de la ciudad lgno-
randose su p~aradero desde el lunes,
Sc e~ncuentra en- Organ Mountains,
segin el mismo participo aver a su
familia.
e. captain de detectives Joe Sto-
we, a quien la sonora del genera!
Angeles participo la desaparicl0n del
iovencito, declare que este .habia sa-
lido con unos mineros para c! Sltlo
indicado, cGndueienGo i'm automoVl!
u tiene dc renta.
FL general Angeles, padre del Jo-
vsn Sc c]ncuenLra Ell la actuaildad Ell
Nucva York.
trcIrEDIR &c 81 A PRENSAn
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y NECESITA express para ruc licvc Sus
uctdraS a Ia cStaCl0n 0 Cmhin SlS iniIn
hles. lablele a RoSaleS. 1rlGionO Crockett
PSI Y TTIvrS Ii36.
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tRKEGLO S0MBEER0S-de seroras. sero.
ritas V nIhUs. DOT malO que sea el esiad0
IN que Sc enCuentren v pO- deierIorados
Ii esifn srS ajOrnrs. rs rcfcrmo J
ltmpio pCrfrctamente Y los dejo arregla-
ins n Ia ultima moda. nor 80 y Is centavos.
sra. RIibio. it5 reynolds ST. 1elefoDo Gro
Ckril 324
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il'hRTDS hI=iCnlrn~ SiIiIiaInrnlr l%Iii'Ii"~,
rrnbllIarin uuGvO v clrganir. prr"inS "r"1n
Iuiru>. Cas-, ruIy rrntrIra. inhaS roilO-
dIdafcS. .hlqIilO garage. 2it Dwy"r Ave.
Ei1I.
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So M residential d" dos pISuS, oriio
%cIIariGS. frcn'e Z un rarlur rerca del zen
iTn. cn calIc paTimeniada Y ron lQdaS las
ronmdidldrs mndcrnaS. niriian>" 4 PRONE
larin. AL y. IAN saba. "SqgIna ron Lake
view. go
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DESDE IA HAbANA

Ell EX-SENATOR CULLEN, QUE REVOLUCIONABA. FUE MUER-
TO CON SS AYUDANTES-LOS BIENES EMBARGADOS A
LOS PRINCIPLES PROCESADOS Y LAS FIANZAS QUE LES
FUERON IMPUESTAs-5E HAN PRESENTADO VARIOS JE-
FEs ERALES-coNTIN HACIENDosE APREHENSlo
MES.
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NtIJA GALNiN dr.ra Sabcr ri parahrrO
!e sIs hrruranaS LIclana y Ref.Igin Y de
~ ticrrnauO RGsqlio CALVIN. Nc scp1rc de
clos. hace .EClc amos, CT McrSillO, Congrc-
rarIJn ccrrl DC Durango, cn 81 F-talo del
inislno norlDrc. Gratificare con $500 a Ia
I sr,nna uuc Dc lnfurmcS csaC.us dc ST
paradcru. Maria GalvaR, UPLAND. CAT.
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tU1O Iarkard 1911. sietc pasaIeroS, $4,000.
~rcle!nnL Travis ii79. & habla eSpahol. $50
W. Laurel. Ej2
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I tLLFlE lNUI,f,NF W.-N'VlTlTT NJ ~
u]nuriG"> 'Ir tuha, class. Am r-tandI.
ayCrlafI>JIur =. romIu-!UiI ia lm",iuIInl-
Il. tu>,r, arfuT~. %TCiui'$. of. ~ tpELlTN
y ~ ,ICAKiCEiN ' d"ni- '.m"i"n"~ H."
~Nirana>. "u Gilndrn> a." : .nGnui">. Im
yrnla -plo aGuI. FonGgraru< haTai"-. l..
y. RudI iJuri. iw. Hj:cuavi>ia II. ~an M
ionic. TrSI,. 'E'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24

Escri5s V. aoy pitiendo rGestro Eal;oSc
Gbro Gratis con SO pasinIs Ca=do Guerra e.
language lano J viEoru-o COMO " rv1Lslsn
Arias, cUaleS son slS s..-pE-g' : lr Eae ma
ne-a eStan sicado :=S:aG7~ cna tCIn r,--o 1"-
rosc;-o>. 81 e haljR can,SGa = ac>N.r"-@.."
&c ser en=anRlo- ~ Q-5"-c = -r.-a--E-=c ri
viro- complete del ho-h.e. 81 Q-IeCe :. E0-~-
de n vida ha~:a =. mayor v-a-.1- CSC -ihrc
Gratis para Les HoHSres -. So. uU -"r.-
p-eC.O para '. E~tc -lp-g l1---.y-. airs-r :
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para V. su c~Cr.pls-a -e~.@--Jrsls e. "a Sai-r
Fuer=a y Vigor Masculine : a..s-r T.
IN Hombre :uerte y robustc. IL -ors5~s 81tys
los denaS hOrTbres. G@ EoThr" 90 -a b. %
TeSPeto &c los Cc:-G~ @. aEnc- 80 as "r
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df4rlr> urUpdudr>" ell IN irIhdlu iiiI;,':r.
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rIl tuIurari6u. para v"utiHl~ y p~IrriaS 90
uririua<, rrruIr- Y a,lra,Iur"~ de- oasis rE-
mrrrtaIrS. etc. No I%in,pria 81 l1-ar "n Gni'-
Gr :" cucI!"uiIr. nl;c>iraS in>lri, rIDi"~ IN
gratis NanGr - ""iiavU~ para rlNlari"
mur>,ra< ur Ilr!ir irdbai" ~lrirtja>r a 'ANI-
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f.E~Eu Ssbcr ri Iaradcr0 u" mi piirr nn-
lIiiCn Ddnri>U ncIgadD. de- ulIi"ll Trribi IL
Ultima carta frrllada on Iinip II DE- 1916.
r<rrila On Twin sisters. BlIr''". TO-. TEXAS.
Graiifirarc con S3.hH o do aIn> dc >'ia>
cripfi&n Of S2mInarIo IL PRENsA 4 qIIlcii
Inc de- inrOrIne> cicrtu-. blrlgir,c q N3iiilrt
LOPEZ. pIEpON. TENN-. ",
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INTtRESN >apcr cI paradrro del -rfior 10
e EiOrLH MILAN. hiin del >"lur Jn>" tiprfI
Que reside hoy IN Sdnidnder. E-i'dtla. IN
MAYO DC 1915 viva Ell San Francisco. IA.
>lliCndo para Chihuahua y III IA" a ne
.ucinS. pIcdr rn,iar III dnmiriliu . tnl"-
mo ". NerdincS, "3iJ Runn"l> Ave. IoU-'
ton. Texas. u 81 Idn>Ii de III salvador on
MlZallin. Sr. Angel Bclirin. GO
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nE~EO >ahrr II parsticrn d" mi ">nn>l
Elena Caballrrn " dc ~ hrrIII9'la PaiIli.
a>i zorro dc mis- h:iu> I"-'i> y hn-sUrI. d
. di.J> r">p"cIl arnCnt". I'm EnrIO dr "-ir
N" >aIierrn dc J.rIIrI'ila. Iar.. NrVir" ia
IA este pals. GraiIflrar6 con 500 a dui"h
hr mfoIIIr'> rNiCIn-. TranQuiliup MARTINEZ.
IAhf.1ER. cal. $50
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pROFESORA de piano. classes a domIcilio,
'r"f los m"diCns. Lame telefono TreSls
1896.
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pESEO >alicr Ia rc>idcnria de- riIi- >Dbri-
pos Er:ldlIO ArIzrurndiZ y =" sis tres her
niar.u> JcSn>. Francisco Y N1iuniu del mis-
lao HprilIdu. Los tres son C1>adu>. hi:u- dr
NnGrrS hriSIm"ndiT. irrliirirar6 con S2.Tl u
- persona On, rur de Inf"rtnr> -" "l'"-.
i'iriIan>. a Francisco Gomez. POPLAR,
GROVE. Ill. tjSj
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y OAR, IN, EuEN, CnArIrIC,CIoN

l.: prI>nnr que ~" inr)rmc del paradrrJ
rXactn dc mi h"rnano Juan Blauras. Iuicn
frilajG como dCpcndienic IN san AntO1iI
ma liCnda dc abaIrOic> pDr Ia CALI: dc
G1iEcrCiO. slcndO cl %prOpiclario dc la ticn-
ia mcXIrING. lpS Iufrrfm'- ,irbrran dirt
.irsC il Earlcl ~l:!lnraS, 3ii West Brown
St. ENNIS, TEXAS. 1926
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gESED SttI.is g; I'aradc1, IL mi hrrnIino
Sa1ImU Nrirt i.0prZ. ras.iu ron i.""raIlt
SdnrlrfE. naifyoS dIuU"s del Mineral dc IL
rHE. niu. MPiirI In niclemhrc prUNITiiJ
l.1SI,". c>iiba rn san Marcos. Texas. Ora
ufiCdfG con si.gl q IN ailC &c slIScrtpti"h
al scrilIIariO dc IA PRENSh' Il Ia per
soma que de infurnIcs eNacIuS. dIrieicadp>G
Gstos al Sr. Flils Y. tGpcz. Coal Nihc
Box % LuIELADi, TEAAS. $500
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,I'TO Packard 1917. sicre paSajcroS. SGD0.n1.
TelfrOn" Travis il79. Sc habla cspalol. G'
W. laurel. t3S'
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nR. JUAN LONG MUZ0UIZ. Ciruefa General
tSncriarrSta en- Intermediates GenItn-urina-
riaS Y gincrolOgiI. OhrI1l FroS! tuuuins
40. 500. Tcltrnpu Travis 322. iiords de OF
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Ell general Eduardo Garcia, Sc ha
presentado.

Aver ha hecho SUI presentation en-
Palacio ell general Eduardo Garcia,
prominente liberal de Matanzas, a
quien Sc lie considerable alzado EN- ar
mas contra ell Gobierno.
FL general Garcia hizo SUI presen-
tacion en- Palacio, fernando ell acta
de coStumbre.
\ primera bora de la manana lie
go a Palacio ell eXalcalde de Alqul-
Ear, Ramon Hernandez, que sc ACC
gi0 a la del gobiernO.
Aver fueron presentados Ell Palacio
por el captain dc Milicia senior Villa
del Rey. destacado en- Guines, los al
zados Juan Mesa Gonzalez y Coma
10 Vasallo. los que pertenecieron a
la partida del jefe Peraza.
Estes declararon que habian sido
obligados a If con los alzados como
PRACTICES Y quedaron en- libertad.
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Dctcniios al embarcarsc.

Por la Policia Secrcta fueron de-
tenidos aver mahana Nigel il
menez Rivas Y ell doctor Jose Mencia
Garcia, hermano de IN hijo politico
del yerno del general Jose Miguel Go
mez. en- los momentos que embarca-
ban en- ell vapor americana Cover
nor Cobb, por noticias que sc tenian
de que habian trasladado hace tres
Gias Il Key West para ponerse de a.
cuerdo con ell Comitc Revolucionario
que ALI funciona.
Los detenidos ingresaron Gil cl Vi
vac Il disposition del senior Juez Es-
p%ecial.
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\E(EslTO CnNITRlR uu <IiIjn de- barbcria
uta tumDin1Ci0u - dos .'~Il"iu~ para dos
>!llunc<. DlriJaE>r a ~ Ruiz -. t%?"l
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I.!t. MiUINCl0 MARTINEZ GUZMAN.-Con-
>uliaS sratiS, 4 los pobreS. Q a IL. 5 4.
tiricina sur Laredo 81. 3t