davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1917-12-06

Friday Nov. Both was a gala
day at the j. S. Abernathy ranch
for in putting down an ''artesian
well" an under ground stream
was found and an inhaustible sup
ply of water. Mr.. Abernathy is
stepping highland even the cat
tie dog-after taking a peep into
rhe cavity of 232 feet jumped in
to the hog-pen and gave the hogs
a merry chase. Mr.. A. says if
anyone wants short cut to China
to employ the firm of Young &
Thomas of Towner. Mrs. A. says
she was a little disappointed, for
she expected Oil.
Mr.. w. F. Wyant predicted
this underground flow some years
ago when he worked on the we'll
for Mr.. Abernathy.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1917-12-06
Fate and Fancy.

Many of us feel that Fate hns not
treated us fnirly-that IL we had had
such and such an opportunity how full
and satisfying life would be. says
student Of human nature. But Fate
Is pretty accurate, after all. If we
only look around us we will discover
and all too quickly, that those whom
we consider more fortunate" have as
much and even more to contend than
we have.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1917-12-06
Strict Accounting.

A business man requires those who
handle money to account for all ex-
penditures, holds an employee respon-
sible for the full amount trusted to
him and demands vouchers for all dis
bursements. Even then he may not
be satisfied without cash audit Dy
an accountant. Material should be
accounted for on exactly the same
theory as cash itself (although pos
sibly less rigorously), says Stephen
Gilman, in Industrial Management.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1917-12-06
PIANO FOR SALE

For immediate sale will sell
tremendously cheap a high grade
piano stored at Cheyenne Wells.
Liberal terms to responsible pail
ty. Quality guaranteed. If in
terested in a proposition of this
kind write THE DENVER MU-
SIC Co., Denver. Colo. at once
for particulars. "a ~
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1917-12-06
Enollah. You Know.

"An' SO you're goin' to tench French
at the school, Mr.. Cnnewell?" said the
srocers' wife. "Well. It's us well that
some folk can teach people, for often
think 1t must be shocsin' difficult for
furrincrs who come here. For instance.
take the word mir for example. There's
the air on our 'eads. the hair of the
hntmOsphere, the are they UNITS, an
air you quite well7 Yes, it must be aw-
full confusin'."
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1917-12-06
iMNBR Cl[0RADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
ADVERTISING RATES
Made known upon application.

News from ]. E. Hayes. at st.
Josephs Hospital. st Paul. MINI,
that he is recovering nicely from
a minor operation, and that he is
enjoying a visit with Della, his
daughter, who is also his nurse.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-10

OFFICE SUPPLIES.
Cumberland Tel Il Tel Go, tSecretary)
January and February S
Foster Drug Co. ink for Secretary
st Mary Hammer envelopes for Secretary 3
K Emmett O'Ni ell, for stamps 8,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-10

iberia & St. Mary R R 3,1OO.S5
11S NJ E Norman, Treas.
Avoca Drge. 14,6O4.69
119 S J Richard, Treas.
Cypremort Sub. Drge
No. I. 523.7 Is
100 J Richard. Treas. Cy-
premort Sub Drge. No. l 34.33
I121 l. R Moresi, Treas. Iberia
& ST. Mary Sub No. 3 3.62
29,35271
Feb. 2Sth. Cash balance in
General Fund 24,16o. 76
Feb. 2sth Cash Balance in
Good Roads Fund 11,114.S7
G4.62s.34
Receipts Good Roads Fund
Feb L. Cash Balance Good
Roads Fund 1,103.62
Feb. II Interstate TT. II Bkg.
Co Certificate of Depos-
it No. 2274 5000 10
Feb. II Interstate TT. & Bkg.
Co. Certificate of Depos-
it No. 2275 $500 20
Feb. "a A Gravenberg, OK.
for gravel 1928
General Fund
Feb /. Cash Balance 1S,S1SS6
Feb. ). Chas Pecot, Tax Col.
Parish Tax 2-5 6.3o5.2S
FEB. 3. Charles Pecot Tax Col
Parish License 1917 1880
Feb. 3 Charles Pecot Tax Col.
Parish License 1916 495
Feb. "a Franklin Municipal
Warrant 2 IA Mills Crimi-
nal Tax 1,901.99
.. Special Fund
Feb. l. Cash from Constable
of 7th Ward act Court
Fine 2.OO|
Feb. 3. Charles Pecot Tax Col.
Parish Tax l-3 :1o7.63
Feb. g. Charles Pecot Tax Col.
Cypremort Drge. 100000
Feb. 8. Charles Pecot Tax Col.
iberia & St. Mary Org 84O15
Feb. 3. Charles Pecot Tax Col.
Franklin Drge. 5O9.83
Feb. 3. Charles Pecot Tax Coz.
3rd Ward School Tax 1,253.41
Feb. g. Charles Pecot Tax Col.
Yellow Bayou Drge. 111.94
Feb. 3. Charles Pecot Tax Col.
9th Ward School Tax 26483
Feb. 3 Charles Pecot Tax Col.
9Th Ward School Tax 275.O4
Feb. g. Charles Pecot Tax Col
Yellow Bayou Acrge Drge 90.92
Feb. 3. Charles Pecot Tax Col
iberia & St Mary R R 3,1OO85
Feb. 3. Charles Pecot Tax Col.
Avoca Drge. 1l.G04 60
Feb. 3. Charles Pecot Tax Col.
Cypremort Sub. Drge
No. 523.75
Feb. 3. Charles Pecot Tax Col.
Poll Tax 1916 1853
Feb. 3. Charles Pecot Tax Col.
Cypremort Sub. Drge
No. 2. 3433
Feb. 3. Charles Pecot Tax Col.
iberia & St. Mary Sub.
Drge. No. 3. 1852
Feb. 3. Charles Pecot Tax Col.
9th Ward School Tax
1916 1921
Feb. 3. Charles Pecot Tax Col
Court Fine 218.25l,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-10
FINANCE COMM. TTEE REPORT.

Franklin, La, March :, 1917
TO the President and Members Of the Police
Jury. Parish of st. MARY. La:
Gentlemen We, your Finance Committee.
beg leave to report thai we have examined the
following bills. and finding them correct
recommend that they be reg ste cred and paid.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-10
ELECTION EXPENSES
EOAUS AND BPIDGES

A j Simoneaux, commissioner OF election !, 4
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-10

S61 .G2S.34
Respectfully submitted,
A. =. DAiGLE,
Treasurer.
The report of the Finance Com
mittee was read and on motion of
Oscar Boudreaux, seconded by Ar
thur Olivier and carried, same was
received, filed, and made part of
the minutes. The Secretary was au-
thorlzed to issue warrants for all
bills listed thereon upon approval by
the Finance Committee.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-10
CLERKS REPORT,

Franklin. La, March 6, 1917
To the Honorable the Members Of the Police
Jury, st. Mary Parish, La.
Gentlemen:-I submit herewith q nst Of the
Witness warrants issued during the month
Of February, 1917:
No. 1851 s Dellucky $50
:ilS! X l. Aucoin $50
:lBI Il AucO:n $50
Respectfully submitted
WILBUR H. KRAMER, Clerk,
The report of the Sheriff and
Tax Collector was read and on mo-
ton of w. N. Gooch, seconded by
John A. Pharr was ordered received,
filed, and made a part of the minu-
ties.
TAX COLLECTORS REPORT
Statement of Charles Pccut. Tax Collector. for
account Of Taxes Collected during February,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-10
PAUPEI,S.
Allowance for February. 1917.
POLICE JURORS.

POLICE JURORS.
Mileage and uer diem, March, 1917.
- ,1 ""-u ~ "aTd -..... ......... 40
.'t 10y ue., Gnu Wiird ............ so
.IaS ~ I.os,' 'iu w ara -;-.... ..... 3 90
.,a W.. Yits W. "!u warn .............. 10
"sSos 0v0u1eauAa atu waIu. 1 h
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-10

FlS
Luke Combs, days on truck at l5o, 10 6 M
Ed Laddc, - w
Joe S-nnett, l day draining water Of 4"
road at 10 % IN
James Fitzpatrick, opening culyertx
LIKE conbs.' days OF. truck at 50 ,s 8? 50
Louis Earher. ditchins ZIG 10 80
Ed Laddr - 'lao 90 So
Luke Combs. S " "l5o =, a" %" -"
Ed Ialde. 6 +" - $50 "a "
John Boyd ditchiny'nt Chris Smiths AZ s"
culvert at 80 3-3 10.
John Nelson. days on DesLipncs cul
yert ut l.5O B.. sm
Frank Madison, day on DesL gnes cul.
vert at 50 3-l ~
l. \ Loustalot, salary rs road engineer
February ia An
L A Loustalot use OF auto, stamps and
express charges 1901
G. w Abel, gasoline and lubricants for
auto of l. \ LoustalOt uss
l. E R0bichauX, salary and expense for
February es m
The White Company supplies for truck ., "a
Wells Fargo Express Co. express OH parts
for truck In
Pierce Oil Corporation (Franklin) gaso.
line and lubricants 5sM
Pierce Oil Corporation (Patterson) gaso.
line and lubricants u IA
Inc itxas ~ 70. gasoline and lubricants 1924
Charles N Frost, (Comn'ttee to Inspect
Avoca and Chenc briiges) $50
/ Aucnin, committee to inspect AvOca
and Chene bridges 4M
John X Drackett, committee to ins,ect
Avoca and Chene bridges 3oo
John A Pharr, committee ON acccptapce
Of above bridges On
Sidney J WOlfOrd, committee on accent
ance of above bridges Am
Gabriel liaydel, committee on acceptapce
of above bridges Sc,
The st. Mary Hardware Co. Ltd supplies So
The Kyle Lumber Co. Lin lumber s7u
Alialil, iuilOer ~.
Williams and Joseph, supplica SO
Oak Bluff Planting & Mfg Co. Limited
road work eao
NJ Chauvn, ditching Is
y fortler, Jr. ROAD work as per contract 200 %
JUS HeDert, Ioau work IL 10
o ID Berwick Pltg Il Mfg Co. road work ~ Is
d Aucoin, rep. Matilda bridge and nails
for same 1870
Wade Barres. repairing and building
bridges Goo
Columbia sugar Company. road work Is ~
The Planters Lumber Co., Ltd lumber "A %
Fortune Randolph. ditching $50
Jeanerstte Lumber and Shingle Co.
lumber 60
+ Calm, committee work 800
Gabriel Haydel Z" 300
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-10

n NJ slovenian, supplies t. prisoner.
Chas !. Pecot, advanced TO + Broussarl
sent to Charity Hospital
Percy saint, DIST Ally. convictions
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-10
BUILDINGS AND GROlrNDs

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Chas l. Pecot, for jspiior xo.
n U,rr;,,,, ~ ~ suppaes ~ ~
NJ Bell son Limited. supplies "a
he Franklin lee Works Ltd ice ~
Franklin Municipal Plant, lta and water ~ y.
c " Abel. electric ght bulbs etc = -
Tvs q
CHARENTON BRIDGE.
A Needcr & Sons, supplies and
salary OF bridge tender nn
A0
ELECTION EXPENSES
A Simoneaux, commissioner OF election 4 N
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-10
GRIMM AL EXPENSE

Chas !. Pecot, board of Prisoners
Mrs Adolph leNorrnand. board % SIM.
there, insane. .uusrv
Mrs Adoiph ieN"rinan,t. board Of SIM.
tlerre, insane February
Chas l.. recOt. attendance, a, court
conveying prisoner,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-10

Respectfully submitted.
w. N. GtNCH. Chairman,
GABRIEL HAYDEL,
OSCAR BOUDREAUX.
JOHN A. PHARR,
Finance Committee.
The report of the Clerk of Court
was read and on motion of T. Au-
coin, seconded by John A. Pharr,
and carried, was ordered received,
filed and made a part of the minu-
teS
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-22

me in the least. l am willing to bet that will be in command inside of pine months. The drafts will not be going over for nine months. Luxurious young beg gars, they have civilians cooking for them.
 Well, I must cut this out. With best wishes, and regards to Mrs. Aibrecht. Yours sincerely.
 E. Nj. STANTON.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-22
PAUL FISHER BURIED ON TUESDAY

Tho funeral of Paul Fisher. tho little native boy who died on tho l2th, took place from tho undertaking parlors last Tuesday, c. E. Txylo. reading tho burial service. Although tho weather was about 10 below zero quito few ladies were in attendance, and nearly all of Paul's schoolmates. Of the many
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-22

John Novak and Joe McDowell loft Thursday for the new strike in tho Good News Bay country. John says he's going down to 500 for himself what thay'vs got.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-22

natives hereabouts, Isaac, the boys father, was the only one to who put in an appearance balance of them, presumably, were ''too bnsy" /"
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-22

Mrs. Herman Naehder and son have moved from Discovery 10 Flat.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-22

Blll Bronk's residence was sledded out to Flat from 1ditarod last Wednes- day.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-22

Candies! Candies! 1 to 5-h boxes, and in bulk. Pionesg Drug Store, Flat
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-22

Bert Phillips and Jack HAnley are prospecting on Happy.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-22

cIsasiag .ad Pressing. Ms: I.,se.oa. Flat
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-25
De HidaIg0, Coah,, Hega:
'garOR families huyendO,
a Laredo, Texas
VARIAS PARTIDAS MERODEAN
EN- TORNO De ESA VILLA

LAREDO, Texas, Noviembre 25.-
BESIDE aver estan llegando a esta
| ciudad familias mexicanas que resi-
dian en- Hidalgo, Coahuila, y que,
sabedoras de que p0r las cercanlas
eXcursionaban varias partldaS de re-
volucionarioS, inmediatamente deja-
ron sus hogares y vinieronE mas a
Laredo Y la mayor parte Sc quedaron
en- Palafox, pueblo que esta frente
d. la citada Villa Hidalgo.
Por las informaciones CUE traen
las propias familias. sabese Que por
la orilla del Bravo. entire Laredo y
Colombia. los revolucionarios estan
trabajando con toda actividad en- IA
vor de "a causa que defender; pues
aparte de que han logrado pasar al
gunos contrabandoS de armas, mu-
chos pueblos han sido visitados por
ellos V derrotadas las guarniciones ca
~rranciStas.
Dicen las familjas, que e. pueblo
&c Hidalgo quedo completamente va
clio: todos los vecinos, ante el tenor
de que los eaemigos de Carrauza 10
~atacaran. pr~efirierou pasar al lado
americana y no cstar con "a lncerti-
dImbrc de que de IN momento a otFo
recibicran ell asalto V con ell asalto los
peIigros consequences.
Tambien aS~egurayon cue desdc
principles de IA eiraH pasada empe-
20 q rumorarSe en las r~ancherias GER
caras 4 HidalSo. que numeroSoS nj
cleos de- rebc!des m~erodeaban por a.
q~relloS lugares; : q rumor fue accn-
tuandoSe Y tomando visos de verdad,
q, grade De que algunos rancheros a
scguraban habcrioS visto. Ante esta
noticia. cl v~ecindario dc HidaIgo en-
trt CT franco alarma : aumcrosas
famiiias comenzaron Il ruzar el Bra
20 para refugiarsc en- tcrritorio a
mericano.
Parccc que cI ataQuc a HidaIgo es
inminente. Ia partjda mas nUmcro-
"a, segun las mismas Intermediates,
esta mandate pOr III general irregu-
lar 0uc presto a!gunos seryicios al
gob;crno del general Huerta, mIl,tar
que conoc" per~fectamcntc IA pagtc
uorte del E.stado DC Coahuila, dc don
dc g oriundo.
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Lleea I'm Diputado.

Anochc arribo i Nuevo Laredo )
sta manan paso q esta cjudad, ei
ST. Vidal Cara Perez, Diputado al
Congreso carranc;sta y Presidentc
?ue fuera del Conseio de Guerra
quc scntencio a mucrte al Sr. Ing,
Don Alberto Garcia GranadoS.
Fl Sr. Cara Perez, dice que ma
hccho muy buenos ncgoclos y que
cst;i satisfccho Go los actos que CO
ncticra duranto 81 prcconStltuclona-
iismo. Los pozoa de pctrolco de Tam
plco 10 han c~nriquccido; aScgura
enfaticamentc que eSta region tamau
!ipaca cs la que hara que ci nombre
Ic Mexico sea conocido en- TODD e
muMdo.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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NTFAMILIAD DICE QUE.
NUNCA HABIAN VS.
TO MEJORAR 4
NADIE COMO
4 MI."
"Creo que essan en- 10 justo,
porque 20 mismo tambien
10 siento ash" Dice un
agricultoz de Texas.

"Todas las personals de mi fan!lia
lie dicen que nunca habian vlsto a
radIe mejorar de IN modo tan NO
leneo COMO a mi, desdc que smpecG
a tomar ell Tanlac, y juzgando por
10 bien Tue ME siento, conlprendo que
sstan en- 10 justo al decirlo,' dijo el
Sr. II. c. Haeckle, TN bien conoc!do
= afortunado agricultor de Clbo!o,
Texas. un0 de esCos dias que estuvo
en- eSta ciuGad.
"Habia Sufrido IN serio ataque de
Indigestion. que durante mas de un
ano me tuvo enfermo-coatinu6-%
aunQue TODD csc tempo tome varias
medicinas, parecia que ne ponla peor
en- yez Ge mejorar. Nj apetito des-
~aparecio del TODD Y 10 POGO cue d IA
fuerza comia. Sc me ferHertaba en-
cl cst0mago. donde Sc ME formaban
gases que estabaE q punto de aho-
garn,e, y NE tenian duraute varias
horas en- el mas miserable estado. )
a wees ne debilitaba q tai grade,
Que dif:ciImente podia Sostenerme en
pie. Mis- rinoneS me molestaban dc
roche y de dia; era tanto 10 que ME
dolia IA espalda, que dificilmente po-
dia permauecer derecho. Todo ei
tempo NE sent;a nal y estaba tan
de6ji Y aniquiiad0, que no era posi-
Die hacer ningup trabajo fuccte. te-
miendo 81 no encontrar nada que ne
~aiiviara promo, en- cuyo case re
consiGeraba perdido por complete.
"Poco despuss de que cnrpece (
tomar Tanlac empece a Tortalecer-
me, : ne rccibido grardes benefi-
cos con mi Driuaera bo:elia, nor 20
Que vcngo q conprar DO, mas. III
agecjto q magnifico y va pueio CO.
mcr todo 10 Cue quiero sin SeE.ir nln-
guna mo'cstiu. Mis- re-TIoa estan
may bie!,. mis- riHores +u1cionan
pecfectamente : " Hle Nc ii5r2do lie
tgu; c.aSc &C dolores : n:c..st Is.
Es;oy recupeCando mis- fu"rZas y
energias. y :cngo t&nta e a. c. Tan
lac, que .justamente acabo de reco-
mendar a uno de mis- parienteS Que
10 tome, porque creo que es 10 unico
que puede alirjario.'
TANLAC sc vende en- San Antonio
TO- l. Wagner's Drug Co, 40T East
Houston St. ; por Meters Pharma'
y. 1922 West Commerce St, bajc
a direction personal de III represen.
ante especial del Tanlac. Q Sc envia'
"a Tor estas boticas d cualquier di
! -ecci6r. ii recibo de su valor. que cy
y. por bote.Ia. slemprc que 50 in
,luyar estampillas suficientes para c
nortc.
-tAdv)-
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Hermosa fiesta en- el 'Latino-AmcrI
cano".

Vario> cahalicros de Ia localidad.
micmbros del Clue Latino-Amcrlcano.
e>tin ormanizando para cl dla % del
prc<cntc mes. una hermosa fiesta So
cial u Sc vcrificarI en- los ampiloS
\ hcIlos s~aloncs DC Ia citada agrupa-
lion Id fiesta Scra ~cSP!cndida. da-
do cl crtuSiaSmo que hay cn IA mcjor
secicdad larcdenSc por asistir Il ella.
Las i~nvitacioncs que han cmpezad9
q circular diccn ash:
Los SuScritoS. en- nombrc del CRU
! DO -alsntemcntc invitado al festival
verificado con motive del primer ami
vcrsario del Simpatico club Alpha.
| tcncmoS la honra dc suplicas a listed
= respectable familia, asistan al Sarac
que en- honor dc eSla fcmcnil agrUpa'
Y de otras distincuidas scNori
tas. SC cclcbrara on los saloncs DC
club Latino Americana" cl dia % G(
! los corricutcs Il las S:30.-Larcdo
iTcxss. Noyiembrc d" 1871. -lguaclC
i. SaiialY dc ID Cara. Nirgilio Cue,
IRA. Primz ". Suttrou, Jull" Rodri
que, Alcala flores.
I'll iCQRRESR0NSAL
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Dr.. K. |. Mayors, Dentista
RECORTE

i.rec SusrLe ssl1 LiEsCu:Uu Para Ius
- n nI.e>cye j Sus GniseS Gus Su!Ten
II. rs;lo,. meEGuInCs. LlzoieS : sT4ncS de
a n,rr. on %. en- tfHhgcS Po>i2leS Qua
me rtg.:Ia. IL Inando . '4ela dc c9rEGp
-.nn -.I.s IA meteor del MunLO rirs ssl3S
Intermediates. DeYueIyu 81 cineTo q 10
.r>.luI CvP - cure Y 10 sane.
F5pISLptCI CcGxsLEz
% 10. s. LAA 70. lex
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Extraction de Muelas
FijaGas y ReilenadaS lie Orc

listed un
buen Den
tiSta, que
haga IN
trabajo fl
no, con e.
mejor ORC
delaas
materialeS,
Y n s q 3
yeTROS. lie
direnlos !
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Ell CORRESPONSAL,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-25

II fma..onamieut9 irregular u" los III
1ysunUs rOnduce ! II rcnsil7acioh ciphi'a
: Al constitutes n r~rusiIpa"l"n on IN
nybIi.,. LENA Il sl,l.lHd Il" linHurstds. Ia
mnHiNU . 81 -rau rc-uii'i"I IL 10 IN
ic,fjuv~. pur,r1rs 81 ~i,ieuIa. ~IlialLa Ia
sauSrc J puuc L., UrgGncs 'l!gtstl'US cu
90 ~. uc ~c.,2 yyr Il. Lohn al -
-l.GE.l-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-25
I'm pzes.amo a las Agcncias Aduans

I'm pzes.amo a las Agcncias Aduana-
les.
Hacc dos o tres dlaS que las au-
toridadcS militares del otro lado, al
trentc dc las cuales Sc hal!a Reynaldo
CARA. citaron verbalmcntc Il los di-
rcctorcs 0 g~erentes dc las Agencies
Aduanales. d una Junta que Sc verl-
fico en- Ia Jefatura dc Armas dc Nue.
70 Laredo.
Cuando cStuvieron reunidos, Gar
~ les dijo que cl gobierno dc Ca
rranza pasaba en- la actualidad por
una crisis economical baStantc dura;
, cue muchas veccs Ia Tcsoreria Gene
raj dc ia Nacion sc vcia hicn apu,
I rada para haccr los pages 4 los en-
! pleados dc d. Federation, y que,
dcbido . eSta circunStancia. las deSer-
! clones dc los Soldados que componen
ell actual cicrcito nacional. ii harto
frecuenteS.
Que en- tai virtud suplicaba a suS
oyentes-ya que ellos hacian buenos
negociUs. a IL sombra del gobierno
lcarrarcista. del que cran buenoy a
Observation-Disclosures con cantida-
dcS DE- d;nero para cvitar que los sol,
dadoS que g~uarnec!an Laredo Sc des-
hapdarar, COMO 70 cstaban hacienda.
Is dcSdc lucgo les manifesto Garza
cue va habia pensado imponer VI
praStamo de doscientos pesos orc ma,
i~cioral. no Dor Agencia. sino por cada
~yocio: cs decir. u 81 una ncgociacior
Ide ests indo,c contaba con tres so,
clos. ,cudria que jar al :obicrne
sciscientos pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-25
Rum0rase que Ia fsniIia
de Carranza va a SaIir
de Ia RepdbIICd
Correspondence Especial para La PhENsA

correspondence Especial para La PnENsA
LAREDO, Texas, Noviembre q,
'-Desde aver han circulado en- esta
ciudad umores sen~sacionales. Dice
la voz de IA Gale que Ia familla de
Don Venustiano Carranza, en- vista
de la situacion tan peligrosa porque
atraviesa ell gobierno actual, decide
venir a refugiarse en- este pals.
Y parece que el mo estii con-
iifmandose, pues persona muy scr!a
que tiene grandes simpatias por LA
PRENSA, me aseguro esta .manana
que los familiares del eX-Pr!mer Je-
ie va vienen en- canine V que eI
,ren especial en- que v!ajan viene
c;coItado por IN grupo numeroso dc
aoldados, todos ellos perteneciantes
Il la Division de Francisco Murguia.
81 esta noticia es v~erdadera, Segu-
ramente que la familia de don We
austiano. arribara a Laredo en- dos o
tres dias mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-25
,CASESE!

Craudo Uecesits. l!brNs en- espanoi
\. sta Rosa Ave San Antonio, lex
g.ys.s : !z-aGe Z LGzaso-4E
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-25
Pasa mas dinero mexicano

| Cons.2laGo : Un cGnqclGo h-ncH
de Ia locaIidad, anticr en- Ia manana
cruz6 e. pucnte international IN rico
cargamento en- pesos dc plata mcXi'
| cana. cargamento que hace ascender
: I'm million dc pesos = que fUG en-
! v;ado q es;c pals por ci gobiernO &c
C~arranZa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-25

prohibicndo la introduction Il" mcr-
cancias de pr;mera ncccsidad = MeXI-
60. sus oHeraciones son en- muy pc
ivena eScala = apenas 81 iogran ganar
menSualmentc 10 indispensable para
cubrir los gaStos dc sus empleadoS y
dc suS oficinaS.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-07-28
ALLIED POWERS
IN CONFERENCE
FIRM IN COURSE
Will Carry on War Until
Criminal Aggression Is
lmpossible-Policy as
to Greece

Paris, July 27-The allied powers
yesterday concluded their conferene .
after announcing a decision to con-
tlnue the war until the object for
which they are fighting Is attained
Their declara ton. which was made
unanimously before separating. reads.
The allied powers, more CLOSELY uni-
ted than ever for the defense OF ~
peoples rights, particularly in .hs
Balkan peninsula. are resolved NOT "a
lay down arms until they have a.;
tanned the end which. in their eyes
dominates all others-to render I'M
possible return Of the criminal ag-
gression, such as that whereof the
central empires bear the responsible
ity."
There were unanimous agreements
on all decisions reached during tao
meeting The ministers of departments
affected will meet in London to draw
up the executive measures
The entente powers decided to with:
tContinued ON Paxe Ninel