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The Tupelo journal., 1917-03-02
Notice to Contractors

Notice is hereby given that the
ty, Miss, will open sealed bids for the
or canal, for Lower Town Creek
Drainage District No. 3, which is the
main canal. and also for the construc-
ton of 231O miles lateral ditch in
sa d district. The nature of the work
to be done is as follows:
The construction of the main canal
is to be in the old canal as now cor
structed in said Drainage District from
the Tupelo and Fulton public road to
the City Point bridge, and from City
Point bridge to Monroe county line is
new construction.
The first Ii miles of construction is
to be 45 feet wide at the top and 81
feet wide at the bottom. with an aver
age depth of about IL feet.
The next 6 2-1O miles. ending at City
Point bridge, is to be constructed 55
feet wide at the top and 81 feet wide
at the bottom, with an average depth
of IL feet.
The yardage above contemplated be-
ing approximately 203, 1876 cubic yards.
The work to be constructed from
City Point to Monroe county line, a
distance of II, 200 feet, will be one
main ditch, all new, IS feet wide at
the top and 81 feet wide at the bottom
with an average depth of IL feet.
49, 300 feet of main ditch with a top
width of 60 feet and bottom width of
35 feet with an average depth of IL
feet. The remainder of the main
ditch. a distance of z. 300 feet. is to be
constructed 65 feet wide at the top and
Al feet wide at the bottom, with an
average depth of 12feet.
Total yardage from City Point to
Monroe county line being approximately
531. 800 cubic yards.
Also the excavation of the extension
of this work from Monroe county line
into the old channel of Town Creek, a
distance of SAB feet.
The Smith Creek lateral, a distance
of 1850 feet, is to be constructed Is
feet wide at the top and 8 feet wide at
the bottom With an average depth of 8
feet. and containing approximately
46, 185 cubic yards.
The Coonewar lateral to be construct
ed from the main canal connecting
with the canal of Coopewar Swamp
Land District, which is to be IS feet
wide at the top and Is feet wide at the
bottom, with an average depth of 8
feet.
The above work is to be done with
two floating dredges and all in accord
ance with the plans and specifications
and profile prepared by the engineer
and now on file with the chancery clerk
OF Lee county.
Coolod hyd0 will ho onapoI ~ Co<rr
day, the 10th day of March. 1917, at
the court house in Tupelo, Miss, the
right being reserved to reject any and
all bids. E. L. O'Shields,
r. A. Motley,
48 j. w. Patton,
Drainage Commissioners of Lee Co
The Tupelo journal., 1917-03-02
NON RESIDENT NOTICE
State of Missippi.

State of Missippi.
To Mrs. Fannie B. Featherstone, 728
South Water street, Albuquerque, New
Mexico; Mrs. Alice A. Henry v, Good
night, Texas; Mrs. Carrie Bell, Harold
Bell, Crews Bell, Zana Bell, Edna Bell,
Irene Bell. Lucille Bell. all Maysfield,
Texas, defendants. You are command
ed to appear before the Chancery Court
of the county of Lee, in said state on
the Sd Monday of April, A. D., 1917,
to show cause if any they can why the
petition of w. M. Cox, administrator
and cum-testamento annexo of the es-
tate of J.. C. Bell. deceased, asking for
the authority of the court to sell one
share of the capitol stock of the Tupe-
10 Fertilizer Company, of Tupelo.
Miss. being Certificate No. II, issued
June 21st, 1905, should not be granted,
wherein you i defendants.
This 18th day of Feb. A. D., 1917.
40 John M. Witt, Clerk.
Cox & Cox, Soils. petitioner.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-03-02
Trustees Sale Notice

Pursuant to the provisions of a GER
tain deed of trust executed by Ben
Kirksey and his wife, Minnie Kirksey,
on the Sd day of June, A. D., 1918, to
secure certain Indebtedness therein
mentioned to Boggan & Leake. and
since transferred and now held by M.
E. Leake, which deed Of trust is duly
recorded in the chancery clerks Office
Of Lee county, Miss, in deed record
book No. 112. page 345, | will. as trus-
tee in said deed of trust, on the
18th DAY OF MARCH.
A. D. 1917. at and in front Of the post
Office door in the town of Tupelo, Lee
county, Miss, within legal hours offer
for sale, at public outcry to the high
est bidder for cash the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
Part of theAlford Higgins lot in the
s. w. corner of the N. E quarter of
section 80, township 8, range 6, east,
in Lee county, Miss, and bounded as
follows: Beginning at the N. w. corr
er of said Afford Huegins' lot and run
east 1926 feet. thence south 1874 feet,
thence west 1926 feet, thence north 1874
feet to the point of beginning, contain
ing IL acres MOIe VI less, anu was the
house and lot occupied and owned at
the time said trust deed was given by
Ben Kirksey and was the only one he
then owned in said county, and was
the house and lot occupied and owned
for several years prior thereto by AL
ford and Geneva Nathan. The above
mentioned deed of trust was given to
correct the description and in place of
one given on May I'd, 1913, recorded in
book 112, page 1923, of records in the
chancery clerks Office of Lee county,
Miss. Such title conveyed as is vested
in me as trustee aforesaid.
This 10th day of February, A. D.,
1917. jeff M. Boggan.
49 Trustee.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-03-02
Odd Name Oddly Won.

The inn known as the Same Yet" at
Prestwich. has a curious history which
Mr.. lakewood relates: THE House
originally bore the Seven Stars but
many years ago it became necessary
to have its faded sign reprinted. When
the painter asked the landlord what be
was to put on the board he received
the answer. The same yet And the
man took him at his word.'-London
News.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-03-02

Have the courage to appear poor
and you disarm poverty Of its sharpest
sting.-Mrs. Jameson.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-03-02

over the D~attleheld they tOOk up u
bodies Of General Schrieber and Pri-
vate Oelrich together and carried
them to the rear. Their Identification
tags were examined, and it was found
that they hailed from the same place
in Westphalia. Their bodies were sent
home addressed to the same person, an
old farmer, the father of General
Schrieber.
The neighbors got together to do the
last honors to the dead. Some troops
in the neighborhood were detailed to
carry the generals body to the grave
and fire the customary salute over it.
Old Schrieber took the commander OF
the escort aside and told him that
Fritz was to be buried with the gen.
eral and it would please the family
if his body could go on the same gun
carriage. The officer said no, but when
the old man whispered q few words In
his ear he consented.
The funeral cortege attracted more
than usual attention. not only on ac-
count OF the high military rank Of Cen
eral Schrieber, but because the secret
Of his attachment to his comrade was
known to many Of his fellow citizens
who lined the route over which 1t pass
ed, some Of them shedding tears.
The two bodies were lowered into
the same grave, and a volley was fred
over them, and the mourners dispersed.
In due time q headstone was placed
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-05-12

W. $. Stearns' Dairy-R. ., South Den
yer station, York 4IT0W.
Sunset Dsiry-Chris Jorgensen. 500
Cook street, Champa SoI.
Sunrise Dairy-James Jensen. 53e5
Jackson street.
secthaier's Dairy-A- seethaler. le45
Sterling Dsiry-Lammers & Son. Stock
yards station
renEu Dairy-H; Yamamatto, R. 5.
Union Dairy-N. II. Sorency. 4I65ia Col
umbine street. Main SS69.
Unity Dairy-S. Weening. 54th and
Teunyson, Aryada. Colo.
West side Jersey-P. fonke- 1923 Tenth
st. Paul street, Main SsoT.
White Rose Dairy-R. Sielecs. Edge
westport pairy-R. W. Rucker. 51Os
Willow Brook Dairy-K. osinga; R. 2.
Edgewater. Colo, Lakewood 6SJ5.
Albany DAiry-D. A. Talcott. Alameda
and Grape, Blue SRS.
Crystal Fsrm-N. P. Peterson. Box
$50, EnElewood. Colo.
Evans street, South 1869.
Denver GArden-F. Bridgemnn- Second
Equitable DAIRY. R. Rucker. 6so4
Harrison, Stockyards station. 49,.
Highland crcameryIH, RsadSmor. d $40
Index DairyMH, pinsmore. 5s4o Mon
roe street.
Jersey Dairy-Ed. Bryant. o1dS Monroe
Street, Main 1895
Jersey state p.iry-De Bore Bros. 5o2
South Colorado boulevard.
Morning Sun No. s-Malcom Lindyan-
Il. 8. Stockyards station.
Lupton Cr-smery-Tom Mckinney. 614
Nineteenth street. Main 36oT.
O. Q. DAiry-E. G. Galereath. 2o2
Vallejo street
Crescent D.iry-vandermark & Downs.
York 555SW.
Capitol hin Jersey. W. Crum. Au-
rora station.
Standard DAIRY. o. Stratton. Pas
Court place, Main 1896.
Western HolsteIn DAiry-Hall Bros.
1900 West Alameda, Phone South ll2p.
T.. ,. smith Sons Dairy Co.-South
Denver station. Blue SRI.
Cambridge Dairy Young Son 2s4
Select DAiry-G. J. yanderwag. Sixth
avenue and sheridan boulevard.
,YMEN'S ASSOCIATION
ID ron PRoFIr)
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-05-12
AT EVERY GOOD GROCERY STORE

FREE 1ss s y %s The S hem: FREE
of the II
N in is
N~~> fewho afterm milking. Ii IS delivered its
ikmani is listed here If note 'front.' list
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-05-12
PATRIOTIC MOTHER
Prize Essay by Mrs. Evangeline Archer,
Edgewater, Colorado.

have been especially interested in the Twin Page"
Eleven years ago my husband and moved to Coorado
from the East because our born need Of
shine and heath-invigorating atmosphere OF the
Rocky region. Now have FIVE OF as health
full babies three boys and girls be found anywhere
They the joy and the life of our happy family
l am proud of my boys because true manhood is SO
essential these days and tho old enough now to
serve their country, know that when they reach the
proper age their services needed defend the
has they will have be drafted to do their duty
But girls are also useful in time They
as nurses at front and aid in the Red Cross work
take great pleasure and feel be patriotic duty
an American mother instil principle OF love of
country and Stars and Stripes into their
Young minds hearts hope every mother feels this
wav about teaching their children grow up
phere of patriotism and with pride for their country
Each night my children pray for those brave boys who
are going to the front and President Wilson this
hour of the nations greatest peril.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-05-12

Alpine Farm-Charles Hoffer. Stock
yards Station. HaEeltine 5R5.
Burk's Dairy-Chris Noe e6 Broadway,
Ellsworth lSRS-
Chicago Dairy-Lee Gatser. South Den
yer station, Blue 6RS-
Cosmopolitan Dairy--Anton A Curtr-
515l st Paul st. Champa 2ISS
pSnse @srss STATION, olive W sRs.
Denver HeiEhts-A pfsharoon- X ),
Stockyards station.
Denver Creamery-Baker 4 Beach. 2lio
Court Place, Main lil2.
Fruit Farm pairy-Charles Miller. r. l,
Stockyards station, Hazeltine 1iJ2
Goldstate Dsiry-George Repp. X. ?,
Goldstate Annes-w. s. Sutton. r; ..
South Denver station. Sullivan 4Sw.
Garden Farm-E, Anderson. Il. J.
Guernsey pairy-A Schmidt SD and
Cook. Stockyards station, Main 49,
Greenwood pairy-J. LOST: Il. ., High
land station. Aryada 1lSJ4.
Home DAiry-Ben Lamers. r ;, South
Denver station, sullivan 4SRo.
l. Y. l.. Dairy. Danielson. X. 5,
Stockyards station.
Keystone pAiry-E, J. Lowery, tSSl
Grove street Gallup 2si5.
Locai Dairy-wm. Baumert- r. ., South
Denver station, Sullivan teJ; w,
Ridge. Colo.
Myrtle mn DARYL. Nielsen. r. ..
South Denver station, sullivan t4W.
south Denver station. Blue SRe.
Morning sun Dairy No. III. johnson.
RS Stockyards station. HaEeltine SRA.
New Jersey Sanitary Dairy. FitEpat-
rick. r. 5, Stockyards station, Cham
pa 26p9.
Newton's Sanitary DAiry-S. Newton.
ITJ5
Oak Leaf pairy-A Luudgreen. R. 5.
Stockyards station.
Capitol Hu psiry-o. n. II. Lundsreen.
r. 5, Stockyards station.
Princeton Farm DAiry-Tom McGovern.
300 Adams. Champs S14o.
Ruby Farm pAiry-lra Hall, 14it Bay
aud street
Rose mn Dairy. Hassler. R. ),
Stockyards station.
Redwood No. e-W. $. Sntder. o2oa
Cook St. Champa 1ee2.
Red star DARYL. Schwieder. 46S5
Grape street. Chnmpa sSs.
south Side Jersey-C. l. Milholm. :lur
Colorado boulevard.
= =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
Una escuela de
aviaci0n en-
Brownsville
Los vecincs de esa ciudad
Sc han dirigido con esa
solicitud al general Parker

r-rcsp0ndr-cia Especial para LA PRENSA
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Julio 10
Los hombres de negocios de Browns
vile desean que el gobierno federal
~estab!ezca en- los campos adyacentes
a la ciudad, una escuela de aviaci0n.
La idea, que parti6 dc uno de los
mas enthusiasts ciudadaros browns
~villenses, fue aceptada cor general
entusiasmo por varios promlnentes
hombres de negocios. q~uienes decide
ron trabaiar desde lucgo % la rea
lizacion del proyecto. Al efecto,
Sc han dirigido al Iiccnciado James s..
Wells. quien Sc encuentra desde ha-
ce varios dias en- San Antonio, dan
dole a conocer 81 proyecto, Y ridien-
dole que. en- nombre de todos los prin-
cipales elementos de Brownsville, mi
Gle las gestiones que crea neccsarios
a efecto de que ell gobierno eStablez-
ca a0ui una escucla militar de avia-
cion.
Los firmantcs del telegrama enca-
recen a licenciado Wells que liable
con cl general James Parker. actual
jefe del Departments mi.itar del
Sur. a fin de que el mencionado alto
iefe militar contribuya eficazmente 4
Ia realization del proyecto, informan-
do 4 Ia superioridad sobre la conve-
niencia de que Sc estableZca ell
Brownsville una cscuela de aviaci6n
dando cuenta del cntusiasmo cue
hay entire los ~j6venes del Vale por
entrar a dicha escuela. Y de los ofre-
cimientoS de los hombres de negociOs
de esta ciudad, para facilitar 81 te-
reno para la referida escuela.
Los interesados en- el asunto Green
que el general Parker Sc ~prcsentara
Embellishments a ccntribuir de una
n eficaz en- los esfuerzos que
estan hacienda para que sea cstablc-
cida aqu; una ~eScuela de aviacion, pa
IA cl mencionado jefe militar tiene
grandes simpatias por Brownsville,
donde estuvo mucho tempo como je-
fe dc este distrito militar. e ge-
neral Parker cs uno de los ieFes Mi
litares que mas agasaiados nan sido
en- esta ciudad. pucs durante su es-
tancia aqui supo conQuistarse las sim
patias del eiemento Official Y de to-
dos los horlbres de negocios.
Ell licenciado Wells contesto que va
procedia a hacer las gestiones debi-
das V Que esperaba conferenciar eX-
tensamcnte sobra el asunto con el ge-
neral Parker.
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Ia LEY FEDERAL l.IMITh FL
USO De LAS BANDAS MI
LITARES.

Con motive dc las frccucntes soil
citudcs para Ct uso de las bandas de-
ejc-cito. aSi en- ceremonies = flestas
pCbiicaS como en- al-unas dc caractcr
particular. el general James Parker.
Conandantc del D~epartancnto der
Sur. ha llamado la atencion del Con-
ercso. ell cual definira 81 las citadas
bandas puedcn ser usGdas indlstinta-
:acutc para toda clase dc celeoracio-
mes. \ las bandas del ejercito les
csta prohibido toca- fuera de los Il
mites del pueSto militar, dondc puc-
dan estar en- competencia con las ban
daS civileS. Las provisiones del Con-
greso del II de Mayo de 1908 y dc )
DC JUNO dc 1916. detcrminan y limi-
tan CT uso dc las baRdas mllltareS Y
micntras no haya nucvas d~isposiclo-
mes sobre cl particular. habra que a.
justarSe i tales provisiones.
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Prefenden ~paralizar Ia
industrial ~carbonifera

SANTA FE. n. NJ. Julio S.-Quc
los rircros dc Gallup no sc proponen
naralizar la industrial caroonifera dc
csc campamento, fuG la declaration
hecha por Ell organization de la huel-
ga. anochc. Dicho labor!sta callfica
dc IalsoS los informes de que los Ira
baiadores Industriales del Mundo,
sean rcsponsables del conflicto sur
gido entire los mineros de Gallup Y
la empresa dc las minas, y eNpreso
quo 10 cue los t~rabajadores deSean,
es la continuation del antique contra
TO con todas sus condolences. tn viz
tud de que en- dicho c~ontrato. cele-
brado por la Compania de Gallup
con la Union. Sc rccohoce u csta- Y la
compania ha negado posSsriormente
este reconocimiento. rcpudiando, en-
consequences. csc contrato.
Fitzgibbon aeusa d la compania dc
haber llevaoo hombres. aTmados dc
~carabinas para que resguarden el
campamento, y agreg0 que los ira
bajadores unionistas no aceptan min
guna responsibilities ell Ia ~situaci0n
p-sSen.c.
Sc d.cs guz IL nL2o ercontro cir
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LA ?RENSA E.SPANOLA COMEN-
IA LA DECISION DEL GOBiERNo

MADRID. Julio lO.-El Mirlstro
de Gobernacion, &anor SAM :sez Cue
IRA, en- una declaration que hizo hoy
i los representatives. de los periodl-
COS que estuvieron a informarsc dc Ia
situacion, manifesto que Ct orden pre-
v~alccia en- todas las provincias. pucS
que ningunos trastornos habian tent
10 !ugar hasta ahora.
La prcEaa dc csta capital. en- gene
al, comcnta de decision del gobierno
dc no abrir las Cortcs, y Ia mayor
partc dc ellos cxpresan la opinion de
que tai MEDIA es sumamcntc grave.
pues vienc a hacer Ia situacion en-
extreme peliGrosa. Los diputados ca
taIancs no han e~xpresado hasta aho,
ra. 81 desafiaran al gobierro 0 acata-
ran Ia decision que este ha tornado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
PLUTARcOE. GALES DECLARE QUE
SEGUlRA S|ENDO InTRANSIGENTE:
Dice que tratara con gran igor a todos los
expatriados y u i~ntereses
Correspondence Especial para Ia PFENs

| Sorrespondencia Especial para Ia PftA>S
NOGALES. Arizona. Julio s.-Ei
| general Plutarco Elias Gales, gooeT-
nador del Estado de Sonora, ha de-
| clarado que no 10 ANNA ningun espl-
! ritu de c~oncordia Y que desarroilara'
en- ell gobierno del Estado. la mismo
| politica de extreme radicallsmo que
CHARACTERIZED su gestion durante el item
DO que estuvo como gobernador mill
tar.
4 raiz de haber tornado possession
del gobierno de Sonora. Sc dijo Ell es-
IA ciudad Y EN- otras de ia frontera,
que ell general Gales, considerando
Tue habia sido electo ~gobernador por
el pueblo ' que. por 10 mismo. tenla
., deber dc velar por los intereses de
los h~abitantes en- general, sin atender
Dreferentemente, como cuando 10 HI
70 cuando estuvo dc gobernador I'M
rueSto por cl iefe de Ia revoIuclon. q
los ulCtauOS &c este Hdpia tSSSNteS
d~esarrcllar una politica de ~concordia,
-ratando de unir todos los esfuerzos
de los hijos del Estado y dando segurl
dades al capital que hugo de Sonora
para eScapar 4 Ia persecution tenaz
de que fue objeto, por parte de los
revoIucionarioS.
Pero este TO fue sino IN rumor sin
Fundamental, que el propio Gales. por
medic dc uno de los periodlcos que
sostiene en- Sonora, sc ha encargado
lie deStruir.
Gales aparece mas radical que nun
= 10 ANNA el mismo espiritu de per-
s~ccuci6n de que do muestras duran
te cl tempo que estuvo como gober-
nador miIitar. y Sc ha olvidado de las
palabras dc concordia que pronunclo
durante Ia gira politica que hizo por
las poblaciones fronterizas. buscando
las a~dhcsiones del mayor numero po-
sio!e dc SonorenseS, para ~resultar
er~;u7fante en- las eleccioneS.
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Ferguson vista los
pueblos del
Vale
Viene a darse cuenta de Ia
situacion de los campos
agricoIas de la region
| Correspondence Especial para La PRENsA.

CORRESPONDENCE Especial para La PRENsA.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Julio 10.
-Habiendose recibido aQui noticlaS
de u ell Gobernador Ferguson lie
car;a hoy a Brownsville, las autori-
dades Y varias agrupaciones de la
ciudad Sc pusieron de acuerdo para
dar Ia bienvenida al g~obernador, qulen
desde antes dc aver anda hacienda
una vista a los puebios del Vale.
Sc dijo prjmcramcnte que ell go
bernador habia salido de la capital
con direction al Vale, con el exclu-
sivo objeto de visitar un rancho de
su propiedad y desde el lunes era
esperado en- Mercedes; pero despCes
Sc supo que SUI viajc obedecla al pro-
p6sito de visitar algunas poblacio-
mes del Vale del Bajo Rio Grande, a
fin de darse cuenta, personalmente,
de la situaciGn eli que han quedado
estas regiones con motivo del eXcdo
de los trabajadores meXicanos.
En- Brownsville, Al igual que las
demas ~poblaciones del Vale que ma
vistado. estara el gobernador solo
una cuantas horas. Y elias seran apro
vechadas magnificamerte por sus
amigos Y partidarios para ~agasajarlc
debidamente. Sc lie tiene preparado
I'm banquete.
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FerrocarriIeros en-
huelga en- Arizona

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Julio S.-una
huciga dc simpatia. comprcndiendO to
dos los ~fcrrocarriles de Arizona, fuc
anunciada aver por J. l.. Donre!ly,
prcsidcntc dc la Federation dc Traba-
10. para cl case dc no ctcctuarsc I'm
pronto arrcelo dc la huclga dc la re-
gion productora dc cobre. nonncliy
declare que los fcrTocarriicros aban
donarian sus labores. cn las dos 81
guicntes semanas. 81 las companias OK
piotadoras dc cobre, no acccdian d las
demandaS d los huclguistas.
Donnclly vino aqui d prcguEtar a.
gobernador. cuando podria confercn-
ciar con un comitc de agravios dc
Clifton orcnci. Declare que TODD
estaba tranquilo en- Clifton Y predi-
10 I'm pron.o arrcglo de la hueIga en-
esta.
Crimcn cone!ido por IN au5triaco.
L.. J.. Beck, jcfc dc pueblo en- cl tjro
nimcro : DC la Rey Consolidated, cH
Rev. Arizona, fuc muCrtO Il gOlpes cS-
Ia manana por TN cmPIcado austria
GO. dcspcdido. 'iamado Mandish. quicn
despucs dc goIpear Il Beck con Ia lin
tcrna. lc dio dc puntapies eli Ia Ca
beZa.
Aparentemcntc satisfccho dc 10
quc hizo con su victima. Mandish hui
20 dc la nina, pcro fuc ~capturado
despucs ' ahora SC cncuentra dctc-
nido en- Rcy.
Sc dice que Mandish fuc dcspcdido
por Beck hacc algunos dias, pero ha-
biendo vuelto al trabajo, Beck 10 adj
mitio. Esta manana, segUn Sc dice,
Beck encontro necesayio volver d acs
pcdir al austriaco Y al ordenarlc que
a~bardonara la nina, ic replica. alta
cando al capataz. quien rcSulto mucr-
to q manos dc Beck.
Tcstigos del hecho. declaran que
ell ataouc debe haber sido dc caracter
cyccpcionalmcntc brutal. Y quo el mi
nero. cnfurecido. do rcpetidos gol-
pcs en- Ia cabcza al capataz d~erribado.
ION gran ~fucrza, con los pies. calza-
dos dc recias botaS.
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DOS DiPUTADoS ITALIANOS IRA.
BAJAN EN- FAVOR De LA PAZ

ROMA, Julio t0.-Los diputadoe
Arturo Caroti Y Fcrruccio Bernardo
nj, presentaron hoy una orden del
dia en- favor dc Ia paz. Craese que
el ParIamento italiano aplazara sus
sesiones hasta cl pr6ximo ~iueves y
que enLonces Sc diScutira L PROPOSE
clou de los citados diputados.
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REcogIE.

a.,.a = sunrde es.a direction, para qne 70
IA muestre 3 sus amtsos que sufren -
Gales, mezqubHos, stzotes y Eranos Dr. d
eIeI, con CSC. en- timbres postales que Ds
eemi,x, lie msn6o e rrelts de corrso. iran
20 de porte, una caittS de pomsaa 6onIa-
Yermsdades. Deyuelyo el dincro = "a iar
.ona aus az cure , 40 sane.
GSPIRIDAON GONZALEZ
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12

cucnta cartuchos de dinamita On n
dc las cazas dc Gallup, p~crtcnecien-
tc a Ia compania. que fucron desocu-
padas por los huclguistas, en- virtul
te ardenss de dicha empress.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12

Cuando ncccsitc libros err cspanol,
dirIys5c d Ignacio E. Lorana &c N
Sta. Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.