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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23
DAVIS TO HOLD CHAUTAUQUA.

Davis, Okla, July 23-CspeciaD-Tho
enterprising business men OF Davis pro.
mise high-class entertainment for her
citizens August 2, and 4. Some OF
the best talent In the chautauqua field
viii be present. Among those on tho
program viii be Miss Lila @. English.
who enjoys the distinction Of having
been called back more times than any
lecturer on the program.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23
OIL AND GAS NEWS

has recently completed water well and
resumed drilling today. The depth is
between 1900 and 1000 feet The Mime.
OKLA OH Company, on the Indian Chief
leases in section 19-7s-5e, has recently
run the five-inch casing and is drilling
at 22S0 feet. Both OF the Marshall
county wells are drilling in dark shale
! Magnolia Petroleum Company has
completed No. II on the Rose farm. in
| section 23-4-3, at a depth of 1850 feet.
The production is good for 200 barrels.
No 20, same farm, is drilling at 800 feet,
No. l6 is rigging up; tools are moving to
l9 and a rig is building for No. II. Same
company is moving tools to No. 0 on
| the Daniels farm, in 23-4.3.
FRANK Maloney and L. V. Mullen, both
of whom are in Kentucky, have com.
pleted arrangements to start a well on
700 acres they own in Indiana and Mr.
Maloney has 5000 acres in the southeast
portion of Kentucky, where he will also
begin operating at once. Wells will be
started in both Indiana and Kentucky
within the next sixty days.
Hivick & Slack No. 4 Mobley. in sec.
tion 13-4-3, has been completed 10 a
total depth of 1880 feet and is making
from 40 to so barrels.
Algiers Oil Company, owned by L. C.
Hivick, c. l.. Anderson and other Ard.
more people, has a well in the CARRIER
district which is making 10000 900 feet
OF gas at 100 feet. The well will be
drilled deeper.
Joe Hivick, Of the firm of Hivick &
Moler, is spending a few days in Ard.
more from the fields He and his part. |
ner are now operating seven strings of
tools in the field. Mr. Hivick and Earl |
Stone have also entered the drilling |
business They have purchased tools
and viii enter the field as soon as their
purchases have arrived.
w. B. Hassett, general manager OF
the Ardmore Refining Company. is here
from Tulsa visiting with the superin
tendent, j. w. Johnson.
X l.. Steiner has returned from a
business trip to New York and is now
in Dallas He expects TO be at his Of
flee here next Thursday.
Daniel Wait, OF Duluth. Mimi. who
Is drilling a well in Marshall County.
Is guest at Dornick Hills Country
Club for few days.
Paul Smith Is here from Rolf where
he is drilling a well for Schoonmaker
& Keller.
Art Dale, Healdton superintendent for
the Carter Oil Company, was an Ard.
more visitor Sunday.
A. I. McGhee, who has been in New
York on business trip. has returned.
Frank Maloney, formerly president of
the Maloney Oil & Gas Company. is
here from Kentucky where he owns
large block OF leases. He will begin
drilling operations there within the
next two months.
Clarence Gregg and Arthur Simpson
made an auto trip yesterday through
Grayson County, Texas.
Otis Smith has returned from FL
Keno where his father is IN.
NJ V. Rushomore Of the Gypsy Com.
oany has returned from a visit to Law.
ION and Carnegie.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

In Marshall county two wells are drill
ing and one more that will be drilled TO
5000 feet will be started within a short
time. In section 23.7s.5e Daniel Waite
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

Ardmoreite want ads: the pes, ad
vertlsing medium.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

Carl Russell. federal and state farm
demonstration, returned yesterday from
saltwater, where he attended the semi.
annual meeting Of Oklahoma's farm de.
monstrators, which was in session all
last week. Practically every subject
relating to the work Of the farm de-
monstrator was discussed during the
meeting. and plans for the work Of the
demonstrators for the coming six
months was discussed Mrs. Russell and
the baby also made the trip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

Russia is developing peat for fuel,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

"Two-dollar wheat looks good to me-"
remarked r. f. Scivally YESTERDAY.
when he was perusing the text OF the
food bill recently passed by congress.
You can announce that every availabl.
acre Of my ranch win be devoted to
wheat raising next season" Mr.. Sew
ally has about 500 acres available for
wheat growing, besides more acres for
other crops.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

The Imperial Refining Company,
which is building a plant north OF the
site of the Ardmore Refinery on the
tracks Of the Santa Fe, has the founda.
tons for it's still about completed. Steel
for six tanks is In transit. steel for three
other tanks Is ready TO ship and the
boiler is now in operation, O. b. Bales,
member OF the company, who has
charge OF the construction, says the
plant should be In operation within an.
Cther month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

Joe Hivick. Of the firm Of Hivick g.
Moler, is spending a few days in Ard.
more from the fields. He and his part.
ner are now operating seven strings of
tools in the field. Mr.. Hivick and Earl
Stone have also entered the drilling
business. They have purchased tools
and Will enter the field as soon as their
purchases have arrived.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

A. w. Gaines and others. Of Berwyn.
have taken leases covering "A large acre.
ege between Ardmore and Springer and
the owners plan to begin drilling oper.
atiops within short time II is proba.
BILE that the location will be made in
the north part OF section 2l.3s.2e.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

Uncle Billy" Simmons. gardener in
chief at the Confederate Home. was in
the city this morning and reports that
all the boys who wore the gray from 81
to '65 were ready to mobilize If Uncle
Sam wants them. They are all bellig.
erent out there, he says. and, without
regard to political faith, are upholding
the president.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

Frank Maloney, formerly president of
the Maloney oil & Gas Company. is
here from Kentucky where he owns a
large block Of leases He will begin
drilling operations there within the
next two months.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

Clarence Gregg and Arthur Simpson
made an auto trip yesterday through
Grayson County Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

There will be a rehearsal Of the Cham.
ber Of Commerce band at the court
house tomorrow night at 1880 o'clock.
Every member is expected to be pres.
ent. as there is business Of Importance
to transaet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

A. T. McGhee, who has been in New
York on business trip. has returned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

Otis Smith has returned from FL
Reno where his father is IN.
NJ V. Rushomore Of the Gypsy Com.
pany has returned from visit 10 Law.
ton and Carnegie.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23

w. B. Hassett, general manager OF
the Ardmore Refining Company. is here
from Tulsa visiting with the superin.
tendent, j. w. johnson.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
Mr.. Auto Man

We are advised there viii be a
20 per cent advance in auto tires
and tubes within the next few
days. We carry a full line Of all
sizes in the wen known Goodrich
line and you had better anticipate
your wants now before the adj
vance. We consider the Goodrich
tire one Of the best tires on the
market for good hard wear and if
any Of their tires do prove defec-
tive they are the most liberal pe0-
pie in the tire business on adjust
ments.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
Ar THE ARTTC

Friday, Aug. 1.-THE plow
Woman. The west was not al.
ways golden. There were DAYS
when it was red with hate aud the
blood Of men and women. II was
made the golden west by such a.
1.-THE Plow Woman MARY Mae
laren's greatest picture since
"Shoes. -
Sat, Aug. 1s.-ssThe Roundup
LET Err Buckl" The Roundup
means more than q great thrilling
spectacle. Old men--ycs,oId wo-
cd, look through a mist Of years
and read between the lines Of this
page, torn from a chapter Of the
old west, the struggles Of a life
which formed an important part
IN the making Of our nation.
Again they lived in the full spirit
Of the open, brave, humor.lovinR.
dauntless riding, fighting gcncr.
alton of the clean men Of the west
Monday, Aug. 20 Tangled
" with Louise Lovely. This
story treats Of friendship from
new aud very unusual point OF
view. Instead Of making Il a good
virtue, the author has given the
problem an original angle and
shows how too absorbing an At
tention to the demand Of friend
'hip may result in a man 4 ne
slecting other and more import
mt ties.
Webs, Aug. 22.--"Libertv;y
The White Turkey. /" 1.reel com.
dy Eat and Grow Hungry, Il
eel comedy, and the Animated
Weekly.
Thurs, Aug. 23.-''Mary from
imerica, " 3-reel drama; i reel Of
cod comedy, and Screen Maya
ne.
Friday, Aug. 24.-s'The Reed
ase, : with Louise Lovely and Al
q Holubar.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
Children's Dresses
2O3o Off

About 500 children's dresses left
to select from. The line starts reg
ularly at 10 cents a garment. The
present prices win start at 10
cents and up to $1.50. Think of
those for prices with percales and
ginghams now running from Is to
% cents the yard. Buy your pres
ent needs and your next years
wants from this dress department
while the assortment is complete.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
Ladies' Waists 20
Per Cent Off

The entire waist line is going to
be offered during this sale. We
can sell you waists ready made
for less than we can sell you ma
terials at now days prices. An
sizes, and they start at regular
prices of 80 cents each and up,
which makes them now start at 40
cents, which is less than you can
find quoted in any catalogue you
have from anywhere
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

524-466 Franklin Partee Laws.
s2s "a Phillip Henry LANCER.
Nezperee,
526 sos Otto P. Reeves, Nez-
52f S95 Hiram Arthur PresneIl.
Vollmer.
SIS i77 Leonard Francis Tull.
52S~ .1iiSi Ole Thompson. Nez-
perez.
$50 POI Harry Cooper Beach,
Winchester.
53l-l4 Lawrence +. Horne.
Winchester.
$50 495 John szymkow, Win
chester.
53s- 6s Robert Oscar Grosjean.
Kanliah.
534 SOC William Henry Flatt.
Winchester.
535-537 Edward Clinton Denton.
Nexperce.
536- SIS Paul Glen Day, Mohler.
5S7-227 Amos Adam Reed. Win
chester.
5ss 900 Henry Alex Stevens.
Forest.
539 500 Glenn Franklin Yeager.
Kamiah.
$40 2si George Conrad schercr.
Ilo.
54l-44S Marion Burchard Soren-
son, Winchester.
542 AGA Alfred Olson, Vollmer.
543-110 Albert Myre 0icn, VIM
chester.
544 512 Owen Monroe Hardman.
Steele.
$40 Clarence +. Haney,
Winchester.
546-l4s Victor Walter Tefft.
Winchester.
547-l20 Harry Lewis Marsh.
Nezperce.
54s 4s4 Oscar vane Bolon.
Greer.
$40 256 Bryan Snyder, pardee.
550-4s5 Roland Norton, Nez.
perez.
55l 2 Jesse wartman Wade.
Nezperee.
$50 264 Dana White. Vollmer.
$50 2l5 James Kelley. winehcs.
ter.
sSs 500 Erby Raymond Nelson.
SIS sss' Bob Mccarthy. Win
chester.
556-s Clarence Brash, Nexperee.
Alfred Victor Hanson.
SIS sos samuel Claude Wright.
$50 SOS sidney Garfield Thomas.
Steele.
so go Edwin Moussth. Win.
aO4 Robert o. Davis. Reu-
80 ~ - Eugene Preston. Nes.
'ss ISIS John MardahI. winehes
- ttt ttafFlsuu dhueths ITO.
'65-261 Wilbur Wesley o 'Keefe.
lilo.
'66 172 Robert Elmer Mclean.
Russell.
'67 200 John L. Lunders. Rcu-
hens.
'Ss $40 William c. Tate. Win.
chester.
$50 1872 Emmett srorariiy. Win
chester.
20 233 Duran Gray Osborn.
Culdesae.
Ii-20s Miles Franklin Bishop.
Winchester.
72-4O3 Floyd Carleton New.
kirk, Russell.
73-196 james Howard Pitts,
Winchester.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

fBt ~" N@ttN ~" "'"'fl 49,
perez.
AS 474 Glenn A. Biggart. Nez-
4 perez.
449- 90 Walter j. Brock, Nez-
450-5ls Frank E. Fogg, Jr.. Nez-
perez.
45l-2Os Charlie Opal Zilliox,
\ Reubens.
ASP 293 Ansel M. Mckenzie,
Winchester.
453-4O4 Claude Axtell Parsons.
\ Steele.
454-137 Harry Lee Clovis, lilo.
ASS 1863 Bert Wilson Martin,
Reubens.
456-2 Troy f. Snyder. Nez-
perez.
457-4ll Walter Esli Bean, lilo.
45S so Mark r. Harris, Win
chester.
$3.50 Roy Madison Ransier,
Mohler.
460-123 Clarence William Han
son, Ito.
461-249 Thomas Floyd Camp
besl, Kamiah.
462 204 Tames Amoth. Winehes
ter.
chester.
463-ss7 Erwin Earl Ladd. voll-
mer.
4s4~ia9 Peter Peterson. Nez-
perce.
465- 81 Dan Zelich, Winchester.
466-159 Benjamin Booth Boston,
Vollmer.
467-419 John Litzelman, Russell
46S-l97 William Guy Shawley
Russell.
100 1888 Clarence Bliss Eastman,
Nezperce.
47O-l65 Jesse L. MeMilIin. Nez-
perez.
All 1874 Ralph C. kennedy. Nea
perez.
472 $50 Hugh Blanchard Lowry.
Vollmer
473 252 Ralph Smith. winehes-
474- 7s'charIes R. sartain. Neg
perez.
475-4l2 Wesley Dewitt Walker.
Kamiah.
476-301 Samuel jackson Black,
Russell.
47T-490 Guy waffard, vollmer.
47s-340 Clarence B. Thornbure
VOllmer.
47s 4Ol William Albert Hard.
man, Steele.
4s0-515 Harold Victor Lyford.
Nezperee.
4s1-255 Frederick Earl Rein
hardt, Nezperee.
4S2-56s Reese George Duncan,
lilo.
4ss 5ss Lester Earl DeIp. Ncz-
perez.
Isl % Claire Young. Nezperee.
4S5-I71 Leon Franklin james,
Il0.
1856 234 Jacob Elias Johansen
Nygard, Winchester.
ISL So Carl Robert johnson,
ass -27s Leroy V. Miller. Nez.
perez.
4ss-4ss Frank David sen,er,
Mohler.
490-225 Arthur Herbert Bryant,
Kamiah.
491-5i7 Morris Terry Gage. TO.
1872 s. Arthur Rudolph ZoIber,
Ito.
49, 70 Clyde BerteI Way.
Vollmer.
i94-l52 cyle sherman Way,
VOllmer.
$3.50 Ben Powell, Steele.
1856 - Everett Bair, winches-
I97-472 Tommy Martin Lynn,
Winchester.
Iss-4s4 Lube Plechash, Win !
1914 Jesse Hugh Lyons, Nez- !
perez. h
cO-162 Richard Paul, Reubens. !
Ol-1s1 Hugh Tol Grant, voll- !.
mer. In.
O2 24s John HasenOehrl, Win !
chester.
03 lilo Raymond A. Mckinney
Nezperce. I,
o. -367 Harry Elmer Wright. =
Vollmer. =
O5-s24 Earl B. carley, Nez- 4
perez.
O6-5O2 Alfred Helding Bjork. x
lund, Winchester. y
D7-101 Glenn III. Norton, Nez- h
perez. a
)s-116 Lloyd Chester Turner, 81
Nezperce. 4.
y 535 Frank Lampoltshamer, n n
Nezperce. -
.O-193 George Danji Taxi. lilo. lI4,
1-333 Bid Huston Belts, Nez- NJ
perez. ~
2-235 John f. Hart, Nezperce. =.
q $50 Robert Harley Brannan. -
Mohler. "
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

I371-554 Nolen Hollen, Nezperce
372 454 James William Craw
ford, Ilo.
S73- IS Harry Arthur Broker
s74~ 20 Peter Types. lilo.
I375-467 Carline Francis McGil
/ lie, Winchester.
E376-319 Clint Clark, Nezperce.
l377-131 Val c. Farrar. Nezperce
SIS 81 Wendell Philip Gillispie
Is7s-s15 Floyd smith Rowe. Nez.
perez.
ss0I4z6 Gilbert Duncan Taylor
| Reubens.
3sl-31S Carl Wester, Nezperce
1872 -270 Elmer +. Lehman, Nez-
perez.
1888 SAB Evert Donald Haywood,
| Kamiah, Idaho
3S4-397 Leslie Leroy Whitson,
| VOllmer.
$3.50 jay Phillip Jobe, lilo.
3S6-34S James Vertrees Van
Duyne, Kamiah.
3S7-31S Bargie Scott Couehman,
Vollmer.
3SS-516 William III. Fisher, Nez-
perez.
ss9-4sl Joseph Gibson Gardner.
Reubens.
39O-190 Nikola Monojlovich,
Winchester.
391-279 Cecil A. Hammer, Nez-
as2- 81 Fred Hicks. Nezperee,
Idaho.
393-413 Albert William Veg
ner, Kamiah.
394- 30 Albert F. Larson, Nez-
perez.
a95 ISL Charles Edwin Mclean,
Nezperee.
1896 494 James Homer Moore,
Winchester.
s97- IS Allen Glen FlOry, Win
chester.
39s 49s Albert Edwin Davis.
Kamiah.
$685. William Wade Wilson.
Kamiah.
100 80 William Tomas Gywn,
Winchester.
401-306 Max B. TurnbOw, Nez-
perez.
4O2 -317 James Effinger Stauf-
fer, Nezperce.
403- so Lloyd Frank James Ste
vens, Nezperce.
404-244 Charles Bruce Coon,
Peck.
405-153 Guy MePeak, vollmer.
406-231 Wallace Hill, Nezperee.
407- "a James w. Brock, Nez-
perez.
40S- 81 Robert Orchard Haynes,
Winchester.
400 2ss Daniel Mcmillan. Win
chester.
40 296 Lucian Edward Prouty,
4l1-4ss James f. Brock, Nez-
perez.
412-3s0 Robert Hamilton Lewis, |
Nezperce.
413- 395 Louis Reed, Nezperce.
Al q Leslie Arthur Basket, I
Nezperce.
as SAT John Ira westgate, Ito.
416-132 Freddie David Smith,
Vollmer.
17-325 Wilt Blenders, Nez-
perez.
$3.50 Louis johnson Hutsin-
piller, IlO.
i19-443 Theodore II. Haisch,
Winchester.
800 "a Guy Mclaughlin, Win
chester.
I21-55s Leslie Walter schafer,
Nezperce.
I22-3s9 James Clyde Golf, Ilo.
I23-149 Charles Harold McKeen,
Kamiah.
PA Charles Calvin Lame,
Winchester.
rs 81 Harley Edgar Smith,
MOhler.
26- 219 Emil Z. Peterson, Nez-
IL As omer Duane Marshall, 5
Nezperce.
% 1856 Claude M. Miller, Nez- 8
perez.
29-541 John Oien, Winchester. 5
3O-247 Jacob j. Fuchs, Nez-
perez. 5
Sl-179 Frank Doyle, Jr., Nez-
perez. )
32-253 Giuseppe Seelfo, Win
1898 George Victor Carlisle, $
Kamiah.
'4-496 Albert Rainvilles Nez- s
perez. s
s. ~ Edward Ingram, Mob
Ter. 81
'S-1Os Andy Fred Rekdahl, 81
Russell.
ITS Bert Clark Hicks Nez- 81
perez.
9 37f Robert Vernon oHare, 81
Kamiah.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
OFFICIAL DRAFT LIST.

Continued from fourth page, J
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
White Goods 20 %
Off

The entire line of white goods
go in this clean up sale. Many
pretty patterns and a good big
stock 10 select from at a general
discount Of 90 per cent.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-30
Mientraslo los jefes rusos discuten en- Moscu,
ejercito sigue retira1ldose en- el frente

lifnitan esa region, habiendo captu-
RADIO algunas de elias Y hechole al
enemigo mas de seiScientos prisione-
ros.
Las fuerzas del mariscal Won ia
ckensen, sesun dice eI informe Ge re-
f~erencia. capturaron Ia villa de Nun
cellul V desalojaron I las tropas ru-
so-rumanas en- direction del norcstc.
cruzando luego el Suchitza Y ocupan-
do aquellaS otraS yarias posiciones
del enemigo. En- estaS acciones los
austro-alemanes ie quitaron 4 los ru-
so-rumanos mas de mil prisioneroS.
PETROGRADO, Agosto 29.-Una
division de tropas moscovitas abando-
no sus p]oSiciones aver, en- Ia region
de Focsani. huyendo en- desorden an
te n acometida del enemigo, segIn
dice el informe Official dado a Ia pu-
blicidad hoy en- esta capital.
En- el miSmo communicate Sc dice
que el enemigo continue avanzando
a 10 largo del frente rumano, TODD
cl dia. sin que los ruso-rumanos opu-
Sieron cast rcsistencia por SUI partc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-30
Una profesia de Mala=
Quias sobre Ia guerra

NUENA YORK. Agosto 29.-La
gran guerra que dcsdc hacc tres amos
! dcraSta al vicjo mundo, debicra ter
minaT hoy, scgun Ia prediction dc San
Nalaguias. un monte irlandts que
, vivid ALA por cl ano de 1850 antcs DC
jesucristo.
San MalaquiaS, segun Sc aScgura,
nredijo In fccha en- que cStallaria la
prcscntc guerra Y Ia dc la cntrada
: dc Rumania en- Ia lucha. La profcsia
dc San MalaGuias. tai como Sc contic-
ne en- IN manuscrito original que sc
crcucntra ahora en- cl Nuseo Civil de
Como. Italia. dice:
"Cuando cl primer numcro Sc juntc
con 81 norcno Y cuando ambos Sc
unau con cl primcro y CT scxto.....
U9lG} durante ei ScXto mes del anU
(Agosto. dc acucrdo con cl antique
c~alcrdario). y cuando hayan pasado
tantoS iia<. como > veccs / Y , veccS
10. (2S) las nucvaS raZas que
licvaran ST. nombrc de Romulus (Ru-
mania). SC levautaran y Sc aliaran
con nacioues podcr0saS.
"Entonces la bcstia ferOZ que por
tres amos Y IN mes habra cstado en-
sangccutando la TERRA. con una horro
rosa matanza, Sc rendira, herida por
tod&s parties Y rugiendo, en- vano,
tratara aun de yer q quicn puede de-
vorar. pcro no encontrara a nadic.
"iIahri nuevas batallas mientras
IA luna acrecientc Y amcngue por ire
&c veccs. FL quinto dia deSpues de
que el sol haya salido del signo dc
Leon, la bestia morira medroSamcnte.
Una virgen cuyo nombrc contendra
dos Iotas, dos Alias, una Tau Y una
Lambda, Cletras griegas, equivalentes
a la |, A, I. Y L, e~spanolas) que
forman el nombre de Italia destroza
"a Ia cabeza dc Ia ficra Y ci pueblo
latino tendra So parte en- cl despojo".
Los astronomers modernos considc-
ran Ia profesia particuiarmcnte ma
raviliosa, porQuc csta basada en- datos
ASTRONOMERS desconocidoS en- la ap9-
ca de Malaquias. Los diarios itaIl r
nos dicen que Malaquias predijo tam
piGn. o Signos y simbolos. ell NOM.
bre lie trdos los Papas dc ST Gpoca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-30
I'm incentio Y explosion
en- Ia pIalta de Dupont

NUEVA YORK. Aeoyto -. No
! mcnos dc un gentleman dc pcrsonas
r2sullaron lcsionadas en- Ia explosion
luc ocurri5 ri sabado pasado en- Ia
pIanta dc Dr. Point, CT las ~ccrcania5
DE- Nov Brunswick; y que caus" Ia
destruction del Dcpartamcnto dc dc
yccaci6n. dc dicfa planta. De los he
rides, cinco 10 fucron dc grarciad
IS sc tome que pierdan Ia vida.
Ur fucrtc inccndio s. p"oduio On
cl miSmo dopartamcnto 4 las nUcTc
= media DC la manana. bora en- que
mas dc Glen trabaiadores SC hallaban
drdicados a sis laborcs en- csc de-
partamcnto. Fl fucgo Sc propago
con tai rapidcz, que cogi6 materjai-
mcntc Il los ohrcros on una tfampa,
Los ~emplcados Sc precipitation Il las
pucrtas de salida Y los Que $" que
daron atris fueron los que r~eSi!ta-
ron con mas scrias q~ucrnuduras.
FL cdificio del drpartamento DIS
truido Sc hallaha d una gran djS:an-
cia rctirado dc Ia planta principal,
For 10 que 81 fucgo no pudo propa-
-arse 4 eSta. Fl inccndio f"G muy
impon"ntc. pucs del cucrpo dc Ia cs-
tructura saiian lcnguaS dc fu"go que
aicanzahan hasta ciHcuenta pies dc
altura. Los v~ccinos de csc djstrito.
trmicndo que pudicra ~ocasionarsc
TN vea dadcro dcsastrc 81 cl fuego lic-
ease d aiguHaS caSas ccrcanas. aban
donarOn anresuradamentc doml-
ciiios Y Sc vinjeron para Ia ciudad.
Los caminos que conducen 4 Ii plan
Ia Sc hallahan l!enos dc curiosos Y
refugiados. La direction de Ia plan
ia ordeno que todos los Department
tos suspendieran sus trabajos y que
los obreros prestaran sus services
(Pasa a la pag. Ia. Col. 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-30

L0NDRES, Agosto 29-Mientras
JOS hderes militares ' del gobierno
russo Sc hallan debatiendo en- Noscu
sobre la manera de solucionar la gra-
We crisis por que atrayiesa el pals.
Gl ~eier:ito moscovita Sigue mostran-
80 su dcsorganizacion Y deoi!idad eH
q frente lie batalla.
Fl ultimo fracaso sufrido, ha tent
Ho lugar en- eI frcnte meridional us
-Runiania, en- donde los austro-alema-
S.es estan amenazando a Ia Moidavia
con Ia nisma suerte de Ia Ealaquia.
En- la region de, FocSani, una diyi-
sion rusa abandon0 sus pOsici0nes
,,huyendo en- desorden ante ei empu-
lie del enemigo. Este hecho facilit6
eel avance de los teutones en- TODD
-ese frente, avance que continue He
.vandose a efecto durante todo e. Ola
de ayer,-en una direction hacia el
-noreste. sobre el ferrocarri. de Ocna
"a Pantzin. Los rusos todavla ano-
che continuaban cediendo terreno en-
ID region del Varnitza.