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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-01-18
Hos IA Ti-
Nsh m advance
lg Rates..
! BLOOD.
lhoriZed to announce
lGE B. LAMB

clogged up. Ate for Assessor, subject to
up anu YEA, the Republican primary
bus parts Of the l9i'.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-01-18

On Saturday evening Jan Is,
in the school auditorium a recep-
ton was given Mr.. James Homer
Moore, by the freshman Class
of the NJ. H. S A program
which had been planned was
beautifully rendered. The High
School orchestra gave several Sc
.ections, which were very much
appreciated. Delightful retrt sh-
ments were served, consisting of
Hot chocolate. sandwiches. pc
ta,o chips and pickles. Small
favors were found on each gu, sts
plate, representing agriculture.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-01-18
\ RECORD.PRFSS.
T., Jan. Is. 1917.

ppe' Group. c"s'S NJ. JENKINS.
o'''e 'oo'y itor and Publisher
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-01-18

the blood. III,
feeds the nerves
} well-known alteh
the stomach anC
(g same, and hai
2 than q genera
pdy-builder. /.
system. 70,
ways "catchinI
(,f the nose ant
lad cough, bron
tarrh, unsteady
get DR.. Pierce''
covery to-day
principles, vi
are extra 10 .
at alcohol)
lie in iqui II. ,
tore or sent 'N'
cent staInpspe
stamps ;" Sl'
ailing u Tree 70 /
Medical Adviser
10th bound, 100
zee, Buffalo, n. Y
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-01-18

anu NILS tHS
is soon rel
BUS get DR.. Il
at once. For
has been the n,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-01-18

ed with a huge cluster Of pink
and white carnations and the
electric dome was wreathed in
sm.laN, aeN,'p ping an artistic
effect. Miss Bessie Basket pre-
sided over the tea and coffee
urnS and was assisted in ,erving
by Misses Oriine Dixon. Louise
Holloway and Lacy Johnson.
From the Henderson Cleaner.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-01-18

. pau W w WV
Us need for built
ITO carry away
|orn down. Tho
eonous and dest,.''
Kidneys are stiR
vigorous life.
Medical Dissolve
wcr-a vitalizil
tomach and orga
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-03-30

Governor Harding has signed the
bill permitting cities Of 5000 and over
to establish hospitals and levy tax
not to exceed mills. d
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-03-30
STATE | I: REFORMS !:
ARE |'| POSTPONED
Retrenchmsnt and Reform
Committee Delays Work
TO REPORT TO next SESSION

House Likely to Abolish Fire Rating
Bureau-Teachers' Pension Loses
Again-Other Bills Are Beaten
Senate Favors Federal Aid-Suf.
frage Resolution On Its Way
Sheriffs Get Fee Increase -ROOse.
velt to Aid of Iowa Quail.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-03-30
Other Bills Defeated.

The bill by Representative Tucker,
of Clinton county, giving cities au-
thority to bid against contractors for
street work and to do the work by
day labor, was defeated in the house
after long consideration. The bill had
the backing OF union labor and was
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-03-30

The proposal Tor the erection OF
half million dollar court building on
the capitol extension grounds, to be
paid for from the extension tax to be
collected during the next six years,
was given knockout blow in the SEN
ate. After some acrimonious discus
sion the measure secured twenty-five
affirmative votes, four less than Qon-
stitutional majority. Its friends may
seek to revive the bill, but there is
little chanc, of its passing in its pres
ent form.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-03
Kermit. I.eare Hnndat.

Twenty Dsw recruits expect to leave
-als atty next Monday morning for
Springfield. where they wlll be added
10 tae roster Of Company 3 Nine
teen Of the men have been secured
for federal service already. ana those
in charge OF the work here expect SO
enlist the single man needed within q
very short time. Captain Carlszrom
VIII himself come and conduct the sol
dlers. FrlTates DufHeld and ander-
son. who have been granted dis
charges by the government auLaorI-
ties. arrived In this city Tuesday even
ing They report the company 10 BE-
Id the very best 0E condition, with e7-
cry man happy and contented. Sew
eral more men are also TO be granted
discharges because Of failure 20 pass
the examinations and are 10 be sent
home as soon as possible. Nothing
can be learned from the returning
soldiers concerning the rumored move
mants of Company Fl Unofficial re-
ports state that t1e entire regiment is
to be pgt In service "EorGew where In
the United States. but the bows in
camp know nothing concerning the
orders. Under the present war con-
difioas the move can hardly he e%-
perted sc this time. and but very pitt
ne thought is being given THE matter
here
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-03
ALEDO AT A GLANCE
Daily Doings in Mercer County Busy Capital


Students Or William and Fashti col
b eye are assured that the annual B@eet-
ing of the Illinois Association OF Lit
erarv Societies. which will be held IN
shls city tomorrow and Saturday VIII
De one o. the greatest successes that
has ever been granted 10 the Illinois
schools. Everything mas been placed
In readiness for the arrival Of the con
testants and the townspeopIe are back
ing the students to q finish in their
undertaking Representatives OF the
local school have canYassed the en-
tire city and placed many tickets, SO
that each contest is certain to be well
attended Those entered under the
c0Iors of William and Eashti are Viz
gil Eetcaum in the boys declama-
tlon Miss Mildred Fertrees, in piano.
and Edmond Hebel III the essay con-
test. Ee1cbum has had but little work
along this line. but has q good voice
and pleasing stage appearance and
has the faith Of every student in his
school Miss Nertrees is a pianist r.
mo little ability and while In nigh
school won the gold medal in the Mer-
Ger County High Schools association
contest. MI Heble has had many
years experience I'm high school and
college contests and is sure of landing
h0n0rs for his school.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-03
Planned Two Years Ago.

home in Burgess after Q few days
visit with relatives in this city
Miss Geneva Challis returned to her
home in Chicago after q few days
visit in this city al the home OF her
cousin. Miss Phyllis Peters.
County Crop Advisor j. +. Gilmor
and c. A Beers left Tuesday for
Springfield 10 attend the meeting of
the Illinois Agricultural association.
Miss Helen Macarthur went 10 Rock
Island Wednesday for a few days visit
al the home Of Miss Lillian Jnnge.
Miss Eleanor Harvey returned home
Wednesday from Davenport where she
has been the past few days visiting
her sister. Miss La June aaSney. who
IS attending school in that city
Mrs. J. W Murphy and Mrs Aida
Marquis have returned from Spring
field where they visited q few days
with the BOYS in Company &. Mrs.
Marquis has son Paul Marquis, en-
listed In the company.
Mrs Charles Nesbi.s and son Merle
have returned home from Springfield,
where they spent e few days with their
son and brother. Harold &esbilt, who
is a member Of Company B.
Swan Berguud Ias returned from
Springfield where he spent a few days
with his sons Spencer and Ewald, who
are priyates IN Company B.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-03

All spring athletic contests which
have been on the sport calendar Of
William and WASN'T college were to-
8av cancelled hv Coach Baumelstar.
Under the present national conditions
n was deemed unwIse by the athletic
board Of control to stage the remain
ing contests and the men were ordered
10 hand i'm their suits al once Cap
tain SumBu OF the baseball team has
already left for his home En- Musca-
time. where me Will enlist in ar artlt-
iery division. and SchroN q pitcher.
yesterday signed enlistment papers
afth Company b EetCuuu an out
fielder. also leaves in q few days
Track contests were cancelled some
time ago and not d man wis De sent
To- Peoria for the annual meeting of
the Illinois intercollegiate Athletic as
ISOLATION The new suits purchased
ag the college cor the 1917 baseball
team are offered Tor sale and VIII be
sacrificed for almost any price l
Coach Eauueesar These suits have
seen only "a fa# weeks wear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-03

EarI Hta&olz returned 10 his home
fr Viola after "a few days visit with
relatives and friends here
Mrs Harry [eunicut left Wednes-
day for Chicago where she viii join
her husband and reside in that city
for some time, being in the employ
ment ri the Illinois Utilities company.
r. O. Freeman left yesterday for
Chicago on business trip. From Chi
gaso NE will 90 TO Toronto Ohio.
where he will join his wife for few
days visit with relatives.
Miss Eloy MORROW returned TO her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-03
CHICAGO SLEUTHS
FIND STOLEN CAR
Harry Lnrsh Arrested for Theft Of Aa.
chine Belonging 10 william @peth
Of This City.
MAKES COMPLETE Confession
Admits That On His Release From
Kansas State Penifentlary He Pulls
Bold Larceny Job Here

--.- .--- .-.-----4 81,
marry i'afals A-0 s-@-5''s "
term in the Kansas state penllenLaFEs
was arrested Ia Chicago Yesterday.
,.sa~,a4 -,.f.t, Ella fbes+ re an auYoroo-
- ts,ei1.s,s--. gf-.55f-, es,a+F III +},fs
80, .s... .,... 4 s.rar4 ra,,.
49, a.... Il. er--e ~ she
~ go ~.s-s- - -+--., f..F
ss.oll a. 80 - 5-.-,
,5attt .la5 1--'1a - a..
,ite ~ 1-r...-.
Aa sz.l'.,..- ,r ~. ~. ~. --ozt-.,
- g}.t..-,, ar.4 --t-,r-sa fhfe agfr~-
noon wsth ffa rnru. making arrange
9aante 10 have sha car shipped here.
1he capture % LaFsh was clever
niece Of work gu rna part rs the Chi
rauo e1aufhg 4 reward Of s25 had
beer offered bv Aft Gpeth.
rarr SATURDAY. Mr. Surfh bought
vavg r.r TIL 1aa rr- secured 4 1--
..eaaa number Far FL and fn the even
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-03
TRACT IN WEST END
PARTLY INUNDATED

It was pointed out TODAY that the
proposition Of using for garden pur-
poses the 5o-Bcra tract in the west
end factory district controlled by the
Industrial commission, would not be
practicable at this time iuasuuch as
the land is partly inundated by water.
but which IS gradually recedInR. Tt is
figured. however. when the Mississippi
river lowers it Will leave the ground
in very fertile condition %ad might
then be used for garden purposes,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-03
CONFERENCE MAY
REVIVE PROJECT
Meeting in -. Louis to Merge River
improvement Associations
Next Week.
TO PROMOTE F0R CITY DOCks
Plan for Harbor Line Here Started
Two Years, Abandoned. Official
Declares.


Rock Island may receive consider
able benefit from the river conference
which IS to be held Tuesday and We'd
uosday Of next week IA 81. Louis, at
which time plans for merging all river
Improvement associations in the Mis-
slssippi valley and its tributary terri
tory into one central organization for
river improvement viii be proposed
One or the principal objects Of the
new organization will be the promo
tion Of municipality owned docks at all
cities of importance along the Mis-
siss}ppi and its tributaries Another
task viii be the promotion Of steam
ship lines and the creation of
greater volume Of freight traffic on
the river.
Planned Two Years Ago.
Rock Island two years ago made an
attempt to establish q harbor line with
he ultimate view Of constructing a
dock and providing freight handling
facilities The step was taken near
the close Of the administration of for
meF Mayor H 81. Schriyer. a map Of
the proposed harb0T line was filed with
the war department, bat further than
this step nothing has been done. 1t
was stated By city Official today that
the plan has been abandoned temper
arilv at least Il is thought by per
sons interested in the river that the
ST Louis conference may serve to re-
awaken the harb0r line project here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-03
It is NOW or neUer if
YOU want q set.

More than $4,000 sets have already
been sold in America only small frac-
ton Of the entire stock remains. You
cannot delay and expect TO get set.
Therefore we urge you 10 act Immediately.
No one should buy the Britannica
unless he is convinced that il would
be useful TO him And in your case
YOUare the one to decide how much
this Library of knowledge would
help you in your business or work,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
>iN ANTONIO. TEN
-: =. CUSTOM IT.
POROUE?

PORQUE es la casa de camb;o
mas antigua Y mas gGande ) "a
que siempre ha cumplido fieimente
con todos suS ofrecimientoS.
PORQUE es la unica casa en- los
Estados Unidos que tOma bajo 81
mas eStricta responsibilities e. en-
vic de dinero. Siendo por su cuenta
absolutamente todos los riesgOs, no
pudiendo. por ningUn motive, per
der Ell cliente NJ UN SOLO CEN
TAF0.
PORQUE esta casa Sc encarga de
dar las ordenes de pago directa-
mente a SuS agentes en- Mexico '
de ~recojer I'm comprobante de Ia
persona que reciba E. dinero en- Me-
xico, sin que los clienteS tengan
u moleStarSe para NADIA ' sin
u tengan que cScribir cartaS NJ
mandar gIros cue muchlSlnlGs Te-
ces Sc pierden y que ofrecen diff
:ultadeS para e. cobro.
PORQUE eSta casa Ga q u ellen
ties una carta de garanria en- la cue
consta Que 81 por alguna c~lrcuns-
tancia no eS encOnrrada Ia persona
On Mexico. lie devOlvera el dlnerO a
81 cliente en- este pals sin coOrar.e
nj un solo centavo por sus gestIo-
mes.
PORQUE esta casa hacc toGoS suS
pagos en- Mexico preciSamente CT
pesos fuerteS de plata meXicana o
en- monedaS de orc meXIcano, pu-
iiendo tambi5n hacer envio en- di-
nero Americana 81 los ]clientes ash
% ~prefieren.
PORQUE eSta casa Is la mas Sc
gura Y acreditada como 10 prueba
81 hecho de haber mandado mucni-
simos miles de pesos q Mexico sin
haber recibido haSta la fecha nj
una scia reclamation Y sin haoer
perdi6o suS clienteS NJ UN SOLO
rENTAVO.
INSTRJCCIONES PARA HACER
81 PEDIDO-
cu. ,,, ... ,os,., y
giro de express pagadero a Ia or
len de MAIO'S MONEY In
CHANGE, San Antonio, Tex, 0
Hlandar los oI!leteS dc oanco Anne
rlcanoS en- carta certltlcada por IA
cantldad que I'd. deSee mandar a
Mexico, envianSonoS tamolen e.
lombre Y la direction eXacta de Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
HA QUEDADO L.lSTA LA REPA-
RACION AL VAPOR SONORA"

NERACRUZ. Yer, Mayo 30.-A-
yer Sc efectfaron en- este puerto prue
has de las Preparedness practicadaS
en- cl vapor nacional Sonora que
r~csultaron excelentes. Ell vapor al
canza diez millaS por bora. Tiene
una camara de oficiales muy !ujosa.
comfortable c~oc;na, Ia installation
inalambrica de 100 millas de radio.
Esta armada de dos canones de tres
V medic ccntimetros de sistema Hoe
kichs colocados sobrc el paente mas,
otros tres canones pertenecientes al
canOnero 'Morelos'.
Cuando cl Sonora pas0 al frente
del canoncro americana Tacoma
que csta anclado en- la bahia, lie hi
20 los saludos de ordenanza, con las
banderas, sin que recibiera contesta-
ci0n; pero, minutes despues de ha-
Der terminado el Sonora sus prue-
bias, cuando va habia anclado, lego
en- una lancha I'm Official del buque
americana, p~resentando ~atentas eX-
cusas al captain, del Sonora" por
no haber contestado ell saludo, ma
n~ifestando que no Sc habian aperci-
Dido dc e. por que la tripulacion cs-
taba comiendo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
Por Ell Paso, %salieron
4,OOO mexlcanos
en- Mayo

Ell PASO, Tex, JUNO 5.-En Ell
mes de Mayo que ACADIA de pasar,
cuatro mil trescientas sesenta Y Gin
co personals e%migraron de esta ciudad
a Mexico, segun 10 refieren los infor-
mes oficiales pr~oporcionados a Ia
prensa local. En- los dias del pre-
sente mes, este es, hasta aver, Ia
emigration fue muy grande, Y sc cree
que no menos de mil ~quinientas gen.
ties hayan cruzado Ia frontera en- los
u~ltinlos cuatro dias.
Los f~uncionarios de esta ciudad han
manifestado que cl considerable eXodo
de personals hacia Mexico, sc debe al
tenor de parte de los meXicanos. de
ser consignados al ejercito, pues sc
VIC claramente que todos ~pretendian
abandonar e. Paso antes de que lie
CARA ell dia del registro.
Sc dice cue la mayoria de los mexi-
canos que abandonaron FL Paso Sc di-
rigieron al Sur de la vecina republica,
habiendoles prestado algunas facili-
dades las autoridades de Ciudad Jua-
rez. por instrucciones rccibidas del
gobicrno del centric.
Tales. Facilitates las Presto el go
bicrno meXicano por dos raZoneS I'M
portantes: primcro. para evitar que en-
In frontera V cSpecialmente en- Gu
dad Juarez. Sc quedara la mayOria
de los repatriados, p~rovOcando I'm
problcma de dificil r~esoluci6a para
las autoridades de la vecina plaza; Y
segundo. pcrque en- el centro del pals
Sc nccesitan muchos braceros, para
~ievantar las cosechas de las tierras
que han estado siendo cultivadas por
orden del gobiernO.
Como resultado e. tremendo exodo
de meXicanos. muchoS de los campos
del oeste de Texas Y de Nuevo Me
xico han Guedado faltos de braceroS,
= los agricultores eStan hoy resinticn-
do, Y resentiran aun mas dentro de
POGO tempo, a la bora de levantar
las coscchas. la falta de los elementos
que por tanto tempo c%ultivaron Ia
terra en- cl sur de los Estados Uni
dos ' que en- Mexico, es cast SECURE.
Sc d~edicaran a Ia misma labor que
venian dcsempenando en- csta region.
81 cl gohicrno actual de Mexico sa-
be ~aprovechar eSos c~lcmentos, Y les
ia garantias y facilidades para que Sc
dediquen desde lucgo al cultivo de Ia
TERRA. la situaci6n del pueblo mejora-
"a grandcmcnte. pues las cosechas
pr6ximas pueden ser no solo suficien-
tes para las necesidadeS del pals, 81
nc para expo5tar alguna cantidad de
elias a otros PASSES, a este, por ejcm-
plo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
LOS EDILES PIDEN REMUNERA-
CION POR SUS TRABAJOS.

VERACRUZ, Ver., Mayo 3l.-En
la session que celebro anoche ell H.
Ayuntamiento de esta localidad, a.
cord6 Sostener ell Prespuesto que en-
VIC al Gobierno del Estado, el cual
fu6 devuelto con importantes modi-
fi~caciones.
En- el presupuesto en- question fl
gura el sueldo de los Ediles, quienes,
durante la discussion, expusieron su
necesidad de percibir haberes para
seguir trabajando. Dijeron que asi
10 committeeman al Gobierno del Es-
tado, fundados en- las facultades que
tienen los Muncipios libres Y que,
por tanto ,desde ell dia 10. de mayo
quedaba en- vigor ell presupuesto de
r~eferencia.
Sc espera con interes Ia resolution
de este asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
POR LOS ESTADOS DE
NUESTRA REPUBLICA

Uno de los Ediles telegrafio al
senador ingeniero Victoria Gongora,
poniendolo atlantic de su peticion y
~pidiendole que inicie en- ell Senado
ell procedimiento correspondence.
Es desechada la peticion de Us base
ballistas.
El H. Ayuntamiento desecho la
petici6n que lie formularon los GRO
nistas, ell empresario del parque dc
baseball Y los jugadores de este de-
porte, para que dispensara la con-
tribucion del Is por ciento sobre Ia
entrada bruta, para poder traer una
excelente novena Guiana que esta en-
Merida.
Sc estima i~njusta la resolution
del Ayuntamiento porque, verdade-
ramente, la contribution es muy fuer
te para este espectaculo, que bajo
todos puntos de vista es benefico
para ell desarrollo de la cultura ffsi-
ca de la juventud.
Sc hara un extranamiento a la Com
pania de Luz.
Ell II. Ayuntamiento de esta ciudad
ha determinado hacer un cxtrana-
miento a la Compania de Luz, por ell
pcsimo alumbrade que en- la actuali-
dad suministra.
I'm cabecilla quiere some1erse y otros
varios hacen gestiones para
indultarse.
En- la ultima vista que hizo a la
ciudad de Jalapa Ell senior genera
Heriberto lara, recibio solicitudes
del cabecilla David Coello para rem
dirse con toda su genie.
(Pasa a la Ia. Col. 4a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07

VERACRUZ, Mayo 31-En los ulti-
mos dias de la pasada semana hubo
gran movimiento en- este puerto, ha-
biendo llegado varios vapores, con car
gamento complete, de Nueva Orleans
V Nueva York. Ha sido tai la impor-
tacion de articulos de primera necesi-
dad, que no hay nj en- los amplios al
macenes de la Compania Terminal nj
en- los cobertizos de la Aduana, espa-
clio para c~olocar en- ellos un bulto mas.
F.spectaeulos.
Manana debutara en- ell Salon Va
riedades, ell chino ilusionista Liho
Chang, que llega de Cuba precediGo
de gran fama.
-Esta noche ell publico veracruza-
no podra ]presenciar en- ell Teatro OHM
pia V en- ell Salon Variedades, la Gin
ia cinematografica eel Pobre Valbue-
ma. interpretada por Maria ConeSa
V Manuel Noriega. Como son artistas
que gozan aqui de p~opularidad, los
dos teatros no tendran capacidad pa
ra cl auditorio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
eel Tamaul,pas".

Aun esta tarde, permanecia en- este
puerto cl vapor nacional 'Tamauli-
pas, de cuya demora di cuenta o.
toda oportunidad.
Los pasajeros que tomaron pasaje
en- dicho buquc han rescntido los con
siguientes perjuicios. sin que sepan a
quien reclamar. Muchos de ellos va
han obtenido la devoluci0n de los pa
safes Y han sacado boletos en- peque-
mas embarcaciones que han salido pa
IA Puerto Mexico.
La Interpretation de- articulo 81
constitutional sigue siendo aun mo-
two de discussion. aunque muy mode
rada, entire los marinos Macdonald
zados Y los %nacionalcs por naci-
miento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
Sc fila ell valor del dollar papel Y orc

En- Ia presente dccena de JUNO, el
t:pc de camb;o a que debera ser reel
t!da la moneda americana en- el pago
Ie impuestos ~federales, sera el de III
reso setenta Y cinco centayos ORC ma
citpal por cada dollar, billete, plata,
nj luel o bronco, ' de un peso noventa
vent@vos orc ~nacional por cada dollar
Gro metalicU.
Ash ID ha dispuesto Ia Secretaria de
Hacienda\c fecha de aver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
Defuncion.

Esta manana .murio repentlnamen-
te ell aprcciable caballeio cubanu
Ldis Causarang. que era propietario
de la Liberia Moderna.
Ha sido muy sentida la muerte del
senior C~ausarang porque era general
mcntc estimado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
Protestaron los Nuevos hagistra-
dos de la Suprema Corte

Deberdn rendiir un informe a las Legislatures de los Est0-
dos los Gobernadores proUisionales. Los consules cobra
rdn Dor la expedition de mntrfcu'os.-Los miIitares
deberdn entregar los trenes.-S aauncia Ia toma de
Iguala, Guerrero Exigen Ell pog0 de sus sHst-
dos los empIeados de las ofcinas del Gobierno
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07

PORQUE eSta casa e la mas Sc
gura Y acreditada como 10 prueba
81 hecho de haber mandado mucni-
'imos miles de pesos q Mexico sin
haber recibido hasta la fecha nj
una scia reclamation Y sin haber
perdi6O suS ~clienteS NJ UN SOLO
NFSTAEO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
Viajeros.

P~roccdcnte de Huatusco lego a
esta ciudad ell professor Miguel B.
Fernandez, electo .Diputado prople-
tario por aquel Distrito.
De paso para Cordoba sc encuen-
ira en- esta ciudad ell doctor Delfino
Victoria electo tamhien Diputado
propietario por aquel Distrito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
Ell CONDADO DE SHAWNEE, KAN
SAS VlSITADO POR UN CICLON

TOPEKA. kans.. JUNO Guam
do menos tres personals resultaron
mucrtas, varias heridas, recibiendo
grandcs pcriuicios Ia propiedad, de-
DIDO d la terrible tormenta de viento
que pas6 a trav6s del Condado de
Shawnee aver. va muy tarde. Cuatro
fincas de campo fueron totalmente
d~estruidas. Elmont. Naenc:a. Maple
Hill ' Menoken, fueron' visitadas por
Ia tormenta.
Todas las casas de Elmont, una al
riea de Glen habitantes, fueron des-
truidas. Y solamentc una persona re-
sul;o sacramento hcrida.
Todos los docImcntos de; reglStro
para la selection del rcciutamiento, Sc
perdjeron. por haber sido dcstrulda la
pequcha casa.escuela, donde Sc eStaba
vcrificando cl rcgistrO.