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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-11

There was issued Wednesday by A, A.
Head, the executive secretary of the
Community Efficiency Conference, the
program Of the meeting at Augusta, Jan
uary IL, 10 and II.
Out State Speakers.
The speakers include such notable men
as Thomas Mott Osborne founder of the
Mutual Welfare League of Sing Sing
Prison; Roy Gould of New York; DR..
Alexander Johnson of Philadelphia: DR..
Ernest Groves of Durham, y. H.; Henry
Israel and Charles r. Towson Of New
York; Charles Nesbit Of Washington,
u. q; Arthur Hewitt Of Tlandeld VT,
and Raymond Robins of Chicago.
Men Of Maine.
Prominent men in Maine who will par
ticipate in the program are Dean Ken
meth B. Sills, Dean of Bowdoin College;
TT. Rev. Benjamin Brewster, Bishop of
Maine; DR.. \. S. Phelps. Waterville; DR..
c. A. Moore. Bangor; DR.. David \.
Beach, Bangor; G. o. Purinton, Bowdoin-
ham, lecturer State Grange Aaron Cole,
kittery, Maine, lawyer Prof. q. +.
Franklin, Waterville, Prof. Colby Col
lege; Hon. Edw. w. Wheeler, Brunswick.
lawyer; George B. Fogg, Portland, law
Yer; DR.. Wilbur T. Berry, Waterville.
Supt. Civic League of Maine; DR.. F. n.
Whittier, Brunswick, professor hygiene,
Bowdoin College; Or. S. !. Beach, Au-
gusta, physician; Harvey D. Eaton,
Watervile. president Central Maine
Power Co.: Dr. A. L.. Desjardns, Wat
erville, physician; Hon. c. S. Stetson.
Greene farmer; Frank s. Adams. Bow
doinham. farmer; George S. Hobbs. V.
r. of NJ. c. r. r.; Dr. Thomas Tetreau,
Portland. city health officer: Or. A. w.
Anthony, Lewiston, professor Bates
College; Rev. c. y. Garland, Rockland,
district superintendent NJ. +. church;
Dr. T. B. Mower, WatervilIe, secretary
Baptist convention; Orlando Frost, Bel
fast. president Matthews Bros: NJ. d.
Jones. Orono. L. Of NJ. extension ser
vice: A. T. Boison, North Arson. pastor
Congregational church; Rev. W. A.
Smith, Waterville. editor lions Ad-
vocate; Rev Ashley D. Leavitt,
Portland. pastor state Street church,
+. Ernest Holman, Portland, GER
tilted public accountant; DR.. Ray
mond Pearl. Orono. biologist L. s. En-
periment Station; Orren c. Hornell,
Brunswick, professor Bowdoln College;
Or. c. +. owen, Waterville, secretary
civic TeaoIlp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-11

To he possessed ~ = head - heavy
beautiful hair: soft. lugtrous fur
wavy and free from daudruN d. mcreb
a matter OF using a little banlcrIue
1t is easy and inexpensive TO have
nice, soft hair and lots OF II Jus
get % cent bottle Of KnoWltoH'
Danderine now-all drug stores rec
ommend it-apply little - drecit
and within ten minutes there viii be
an appearance Of abundance. fresh
ness, tiufiiness and an ncomparab'
gloss and lustre. and try as you VII
You can not find trace ~ dandruf O.
falling hair; but your real surprise Wi
be after about two weeks use. when
you will see new hair-fine and down
at frst-ycs-but really new hair
sprouting out all over your scalp Dan
derine is, we believe. the only sure
hair grower, destroyer Of dandruf and
cure for itchy scalp and II never fails
to stop falling hair At once.
If you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really IS. mo!stcu q cloth
with a little Danderine and carefuly
draw it through your hair taking one
small strand at time Your hair viii
he soft. glossy and beautiful In Just
few moments-a delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-11
BENTON

A meeting of the New England Milk
Producers Association was held in
Grange Hall, Monday evening and or
gained local union. The following
officers We're elected: President. Ever
EFT Hunter: vice-president, Everson
Prown; secretary. Alton Richardson:
treasurer. Ivan Hodges. w. G. Stetson
and son Of Waterville We're present to
help organize.
Miss Ruby blackwell is working at
the Turner Center Creamery for
short time.
Sprague,L the Youngest child of Mr..
ard Mrs. Scott Holt is i'll with pneu-
monia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-11
The Program
Friday Afternoon.

young Mems Christian Association
Building)
4oo-soo-Reeistraton and informal. con-
ference with speakers and leaders.
6o0-6.30-BuSineSS session.
Friday Evening.
N. NJ C. A. Gymnasium
Horace c. Day, Auburn, presiding.
630-Banquet.
Greetings from city.
Hon. Willis f Swift Mavor
Greetings from the State. Hon Carr
=. Miliken Governor Of Maine.
General Theme - Incorporation in
Community Building"
S00-Brief addresses on The Significance
Towson, Henry Israel Charles F.
Nesbit. Or Alexander Johnson, Rev.
Arthur Hewitt.
Address. Raymond Robins, Chica go
Saturday Morning.
young Mems Christian AsSocation)
Charles !. Bailey. WINTHROP presiding
Social Service RI. Rev. Benjamin
Brewster. Portland. Maine.
S.5o-Address. Some Sociological Factors
in Community Eficienc>.",
Dr. Ernest Groves. Durham, \. II.
9on-Report of commission on "Rclief
and Welfare Work" by Charles ".
Rlatchford, Esq. Hon Aaron Co'e
DR. r. A. Whittier. Or. $. J. Beach,
Hon. Edward w. Wheeler
l0G'-AddresS, caring Tor inc mt.
Or Alexander johnson, Philadelphia
10 81 - Address. "Depersonalizing the
Worker"
charles T. Towson. New YorN
II 1n-DIscussion Of commissions report.
Il o0-Ad journment.
Saturday Noon.
Green Street Methodist Church Nestry)
10 2n-Civic luncheon.
Address. How TO Beat Boss"
Raymond Robins. Chicago
Saturday Afternoon.
young Mems Christian Association)
Silas r. Adams, Portland. PRESIDING.
. .oo-Address, "A Mans Debt to His
Birthplace"
Rev Charles A. Moore. Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-11
TWO LONG YEARS.
HE SUFFERED +,
''FRU|T-A-TIVES" MADE Nm
FEEL As IF WALKING ON AIR
Orillia, Nov. 18th "a,

Orillia, Nov. 2sth. lsi.
For over two years. was trouhl..
with Constipation, Drowslness. Iack !,
Appetite and Headaches. One dav
saw your sign which read Fruit,
tives make you feel like walking :.
air" This appealed TO me. so I A.
cided to try a box. In a very sho.
time, / began to feel better. and nov ).
feel fine. have a good appetite. "a,
ish everything | eat. and the Hss.
aches are gone entirely l recomm...
this pleasant fruit medicine to all M
friends"
DAN Mclean
soc. a box. for $3.50. trial size %,
At all dealers or sent postpaid 4
Fruit tives Limited, OEdensburr
Y.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-11
ALMA

Some of the farmers were fortu-
nate in getting their ice harvested be-
fore the rain.
E. G. Leighton installed the officers
of Sheepscot Valley Grange Saturday
and an oyster stew was served.
Shecpscot Valley Grange will work
the first two degrees on q new mem
Der next Saturday night.
The mill that is going to be used saw
ing lumber for Fred Albee has been
moved to the lot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-11
HOUSEWIVES DAILY
ECONOMY CALENDAR
BY Frances Marshall
Soup for Nothing

Copyright, 1871, by the Nc, lure News
paper Syndcatc)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-11

This month there is a figure
just as important-'Mr. J. c.
O." But he is found only in
this city and at this particular
store. His gifts are in the form
of SAVINGS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-11

The goose step is the parade step.
In which the troops pass In reNie"
without bending their kneea
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs, T.. K. Cove, Of Grin
nell. were visitors in the city Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. @. ID. Halterman, "
Grinpell, visited in the city Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01

Mrs. A. J. Abbott went to Mason
City Monday for a visit with friends
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01

In honor Of Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Babin, who left this afternoon for
Dixon, Ill, where they will make their
home, members and friends of st,
Paul's church held farewell recep-
ton Monday evening at the d. w.
Marston home, 30s East State street.
One hundred friends called during the
evening to bid farewell to Rev. and
Mrs. Babin, who were presented with
|a dozen silver teaspoons by the mem
bers Of the Ladies' Guild Of the
church. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01
identify Library M..tins.

One hundred forty-twa new books
were added to the public library dur
ing the month Of April according to
the report Of the public librarian, given
before monthly meeting Of the library
board Monday night. A total Of S,170
books was circulated during the month.
The treasurer's report showed a ball
ance on, hand Of 32,S71.4s.
The board decided that q request box
for new books should be placed IN the
library, that the library should be q
recruiting station for members to the
chapter Of the National Red Cross
Society, and that the newspaper room
should be offered to the He'd Cross for
aid In any form of It's work. The sum
OF $500 was act aside for the buying
OF new books. New fpsnt doors have
been ordered, sor' the bhilding and swilI
be hung as soon az possible.
The fesignation of lane Akeg. I
IN assistant librarian. wsS accepted by
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01
BEATS six PER CENT.
Borrowing From Savings and Loan
Association Cheap Now,

Borrowing From Savings and Loan
Association Cheap Now.>
Home builders can get money Of US
for less than a straight 8 per cent
loan would cost on the common plan
For example $1,000 for $50 months ct
s per cent would cost $500 interes.
Plus the principal Of $4,000 or total
OF $4,000. to pay off the loan and
per cent interest,
From US $4,000 at 8 per cent Tor $50
months would. cost $1,7ss interest but
the principal can be paid of al, 3ld
per month or only $1,000 because Of
the compound interest and profits
credited to the shares. This makes
the interest and principal cost only
$3,033. The borrower beats 8 per
cent straight loan by 1857 or better
than IS per cent discount on q $4,000
loan by using our plan. B. B. schall-
enbergar, secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01
sNvsra wooDMxNI M1~x.
Extend invitation Fer State Convex
ton in 1870.

-1 " y
Marshalltown delegates to the stat.
convention Of the Modern Woodmen oil
America, now In session at Muscatine
VIII extend an invitation to the dele.
gates to select this city as the meet
ing place for their next convention. r
A. Hawley. Alfred r. Lee and F.. NJ
Dowden left this morning for Musca-
tine u attend the convention,
Secretary K. A. Fraquemont Of the
Marshalltown Club. wrote Mr.. Haw-
ley ut Muscatine today, authorizing
him to invite the convention to hold its
next meeting here. The NJ. w. A. has
It's state convention every three years,
and II is thought that by 1920 Mar
shalltown will have a convention hall
which would permit of the accommo-
dalton Of the 800 to 1000 delegates
likely to attend. AS far as is known no
other city has yet become active to.
warda securing the next convention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01
Runaway hor.s. kilIad.

A horse belonging to Martin Ander-
son. a farmer living three miles east OF
the city, was shot Monday afternoon
on West State street. following an in
jury sustained when the horse and Its
mate ran away. The horses dashed
into the city watering trough at the
market yard, between First and Second
streets, and one of the animals was
cut in the breast so badly that DIR. ], A.
Jensen. a veterinarian who was called,
shot the animal to end it's sufferings.
The horse was valued at about 5000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01

Buy your wallpaper Of me and have
the work done right. w. A.'George. Jr"
ia2 West Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01
CITY IN HRIET
Dr., Graham, osteopath. Masonic temple

AZ, HIdldIl, OSLeOpdCH. naSOulC IeIIipAc
fi..Af Nt- ---------.-s------------,t KS AZ. :.
Drink Colfax Water and keep well.
Phone ~. Bailey Boys.
David I.avine of DeS Moines. visite1
In the city sunday and Monday win
his brother. II. H. Lavine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cough. of Indian
apois, were In the city Monday on
their way to Union to Visit friends.
Mrs. Oscar Askenson, of Story City.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Betsey F'olger, returned home Monday.
Mrs. B. NJ. Strather of Hubbard re-
turned home Monday after visit with
her aunts, Misses Minnie and Fannie,
Russell.
The Eureka electric vacuum clean
eris the grand. priza cleaner. 1t has so
many uses and is so easy to operate.
Let electricity do your work. We en-
JOY demonstrating Eurekas, either at
Your home or in the store. Schmidt's
hardware.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01

Mesdames Cora Bixby and Belle
Elliott, of Liscomb, were Monday Wis
itors In the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01

In ,henor Of Miss Jennie Paul, who Is
to be married May. 8 to Arthur 3,
Morrison, Misses Sylvie Glenn, Olivia
Tweed, and Vera Guthrie entertained
twenty -four guests Monday evening at
an aluminium shower at the g. 1. Glen
home, 10 North Ninth street. The
evening hours were pleasantly enjoyed
in tying a comforter for Miss Paul, and
the hostesses served refreshments. Mrs.
Charles Lampman, Of Colby Wis. was
a guest from out Of the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01
Armbru.tar Funeral Thursday.

Funeral services for Mrs. Margretta
Armbruster, who died at Glendale
Cal, Thursday. will be held Thursday
AFTERNOON at 2;SQ at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Sieg. COZ North First
street. Mrs. Armbruster's body is ex
pected to reach this city Wednesday
morning in charge Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. B. Crooker
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01

Sewing machines of quality can be
bought on easy payments here,
Schmidt's hardware,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-01

the board. Miss Skegs has accepted
a position with the Redpath- vawtcr
Lyceum Bureau and will do chautau-
qua work this summer as story taller
and cashier
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-29
HERIDA EN- UN ACCIDENTE AU-
TOMOEILISTICO

Miss Ethel Smith, que v.ye Ell IA
numero I7l4 de Ia Gale Ca-<@r.
fut atropellada aver a las diez DC IA
manana. 7or IN automoyil, en- Ia e.
quina de la Gale Nove"a y Avem;6a
{.
Miss Smith fue .evanta'!a cn m1y
n.aIa condjci6n : &c le condujo a!
Santorio Baylor, Immediate al lugar
donde Sc registr6 el accidente ' ali
Sc lie prc<taron los primeroS aux
los medicos. traasiadandosele lue"o
n ST. domicilio. donde QucG1 Al GU
dado DC TN medico uue Scra pagado
per e. tueno del automovil causan-
Re de l. deSgrac,a.
Desputs liz que "a sehorila Smith
habia sido l!evada n hospital. ana
sonora qqe presencio el accidents, -
cogio ma cartera c~onten.cndo Sl&.It
ia que fac absndonadg por "a h"rida.
La cartera fuc entrega1a q Ia pn.icia
que II puso Il disposition dc To- Du-
dres DC u senorita Smith.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-29
HOY Is IA CELEBRAClON
DEL Din DE GRACI.\S

Qhaicriendo "a proclana del Pre-
@idcr>e Wilson, hoy Sc guardara en-
tp5os los Estado5 Unidos este dia CO.
mo q 'TaukSgi"ingday'.
In San Antonio 80 ha dispuesto
ccrrar las osicinas pIblicss y Sc ha
dado vacaciones a todoS los alunnos
10 los pIantclcs cducativos, tanto pl-
hi;co5 como ~privados. durando cl
asucto has.a CT pr6ximo domingo. FL
lurcs &C rcanudaran las classes.
Las prircipalcS casas de comcrcio,
r~erraran hoy sus pucrtas al publico.
In los temples de todos los cultos,
habra rracticas rcligiosas durante e.
Gia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-29
NOTAS De POLIClA
EUT, ta<.o.tHa INA 1o!EitLa DEL
i:lH-TPO DE - CfIDAD

Aye :s1go aI$puls &c T. neila no
,ar. de- 1diviiocz 10 n1ediaaa s5ta-
ma vunpiorca lie IN r:Netazo c!
cc;s;ai lie mo re los apaIadores de
"a icyeria eUe esra eStsb!ecida en- "A
esdu;na ds IA Gale Crockett y Pla-
"a del Alamo.
Los !adroaes Sc hahian anoderaco
ds aleunas alhaas de los que Sc eXiii-
ben en- el aparadcr; pero ncr2-or "a
proxim;Gad DC un a2ente Dc u po-
licia y echarcr Z correr tirando los
tabIcros en- que estahan los totes de
Cue Sc habian apodeca4o.
e. agsnte al c que aGuelIoS dos
honbrs huan. echo a correr tras
eiios; solo que p-onto Sc ie perdleron
entire 81 dedalo de calls que eSta tras
el Hotel NenGer.
Cuando el o4cno de la joyeria fue
avisado del rcbo que acaba de su-rlr.
Sc p-esent6 a yer cue monte tenI&n
sus perdidas J manifesto CUE eran
relativamente insignifieantes, nues
cons:scian en unos pcco> dc ari!loS :
dos r~e;ojcS que en- junco no va!en
Glen dGi9~es.
E captain Caruther:. ;ssc de. scr
vicio Gc Detectives esta ahora traba-
jaado par. .ie;enc7 = los aulorcs lei
robo De IA joyeria de Ia plaza del
Alamo. va Sc tienen G. milo que HI
de ccndGcir a IA poIicia 4, descubii-
micr.o de los na!hechoreS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-29
CpNRATE EN- LA i>i.A DEF.
ToRO..........
tieRt DE- ia la. Pagl

81 It's cue 1icre montadas ai%unaa
geoveIas pleas de artil!eria.
La en!an pasada. Sc poscsiond d
Ia Isla del Toro, IN ID mercion2da
laguna, : desde All oombarde". con
III canon de montana. q c"rcano r1c-
bio de FL Saladcro. ocupaio dcsde
hacia mucho tempo por Ill re-u,ar
n1merc de hombces pertenc-ientcs Z
las fuerzaS de PeIaez.
Como los rebc!des no cont.aan con
artilieria. al sen:irSe diczrn24cs ?or
el fuego del canon Sc ZninaEu, abGa-
dona-on preeip: ~adaEHnnte q pueblo,
a!cjandose hast quedasRfucra del al
cance De la art:ilerja c&rraEciSta.
Esperabaa cue Iunaya les pcrSi-
guerra. SECURES de Cue 81 tal hscia.
acabarin con suS fuerzas: pcro cste
no Sc alejo de sus lanchoUcs, en- los
due tieue 81 urica defensa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-29
c;ENCIAS OCULTAS

C!av.cul2 Gel Rey SalOn6n -. SIC
.ir-c,ynarfs Internal. C3aiIeDe rnsSta
nrs,ca. = 4 : aeEra, apaTlClole>. etc Si.IS
nosIn. ' Ritual lie Ia Alta Hasia- CIn-
tene - JrIiSEulo de Solomon. "a Ca-
r,Is- II Tart, Secretos Gel eIito, NJ
80 rISionrs' .irliqori0s Y PrntacuIos Coz
Fl Drag3n ROJo, 0 ses el arts de man
car 4 los eSv:rItus Nc
r p9der de! Pensamisnto. 81 doml-
uin : culrura- Como est 5iar 81 fueVZa Sf.N
EI iibrO Internal. Tr2Iato de las Glen
cias oculTas. Ccafiene - itoro DC SSn
Cf1risaO. CIaviculr de Solomon, 81 prs-
ron Rolo = Ii C&Sr. ta.asnal, etc -. at.D
= TcrCi.5rC Dragon REQ. G2can!a-
r,Igr :ts. mofo i5 S2ceTs5 Invisible, etc SG
II "a. E.rt.! tG.ClI3G0T4 ...--.-- SC
Lfhro Ms-uo tie Sln Cipr!ano. EG!clon
cG,cI : complete dc! fsnoso GT1lAo.
10 sS.N
Is c!e..ruls GeI aschieero, Q LIDro
dc ~AI EI1ci22c, con tnftnldad &c Sc
cre:ut !Sr
u GraG "G@.S cEpr"uia .-.-.-...-.- ~
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t....ai o.. N.-II Ei2nC2 .........-. ~
NaAr.. .:- 4aSia Ng-T1 ..--...--..... PC
Secrrlo, ,a .oS Carries. ArIe 10 ga.
mar : iUlyS ios iuasus -..-......... slCI
--rFsiJ- &c Alberto Il HTdnGe 80. SIC
Sc. cto< Ge IL PreSti4!g:lat.Gi : IL
mana. Le.clOnes pcScucas de esca, g.
mytro s't
~rcrrtu~ G"l Inferno ......-......- Sc
Te>oTv ne N.!IsI0S De Ia cruz dc Co
rarsca. VerdaleTa Ioya del Ocuitismo Soc
Ve.GGGc7o ECcG=cJTo para afivtnE 81
sAsysr1~ ...-..-.. cOC
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-29
Sc QrEJA DEL RORO DE IN
ACTOatOEIL.

3ir. ". e.. ~L.inNwar:Z. So present"
en- ID cS;2ci0n central de poliria dan-
DO cucata de cue aver 4 la diez y
cuar.o dc Il manana le III. rrbado 81
au:omo~;i de canine marca Oakland.
marc&dn VI el reg!stro ntmiero
302SO d.! E>,ado lie Texas. Mr.. Linn
wartz do a Ia policia t"io genera
de deya.!es para IA Identification Dc
81 caro- (, cual cree puede go cn-
ccntrado cor tac:liCad. pG"> tamHI5::
d:jo de Grjcn tiene soSpcchas cue sea
q la4r"n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-29
NOvELAS HISTOR[-
CAS- Y POPULAREs

a IS ceGisros cada Uaa.)
t',i2rLo : ElCt=a
Lgle- IL nsGTe.
g"r:S!i3, Bertold.Ro = CscsSeoo
.-r:cBsSc { los II pa:eS de Franc!a
D,szp L~orFienIeS
Tar2 ETeA.Es
La HutE.s-S De SrCSei1s
i YarbeIO Ce SnS!lia
Es1ilas - j IOT
FlrT Le IN dfs
lsR.Sy-a De br8Ya7'"
Hs.nzu C..teS Y Marina
u ssrEgpG De "a raaus
IL Dana De is- Ccne!Ss
-uCCeC.3 bCrE;s
tcs lIac'aS % Te-Eel
EzC@1 Lc>caEt
Na-g4r!ta De Sgcgon&
Jtciu. "a EiEr' - felecis
Pablo : N5-Sa2!a
RC.4eo : Jl..e!a
Trclc;a aGgs L ia VIDA &c IN jISl1or
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-29
PRISCIPIOS DE INCENDIO

Aver en- Ia ~nadrugada :" in:ci" un
ircerd!o On IN corral dende Sc dcoo-
sta iena. ru q csquina de las ca!;t:
Wyoming ) 50. Mezquite. La opor-
t1n= ~prese:l.!a Dc los bomoeros hizs
cue rztoS loca.izarsa eli fuego O."
;,p-n1s ccasion0 pGr3idaS por va,oE
4. $3.50.
Durante eli dia Sc declare otro i'll
cend:o en- la casa del senor &. Cha-
vrz. ' al, q fuego cause perdidas
DOR vaIGr de $500.
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FyE INTERRUMPlDO Ell TRAIT
co EN- La GALE HOUSTON

Como anuncio al iuego dc football,
ancche dcsfilaron por Ia Gale Hous-
ton a bordo de mas de % camiones
militarcs. numerOsos soidados de los
cuerpos de aviaci6n, acantonados en-
ell Campo Travis.
Fl desfi!e de los trucks por la
principal arteria de la ciudad, para
lizo el trafico desde las $50 hasta
las 3:45,
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Tamiahua ~inceniiado.

Las fuerzaS Que ocuD2Aaa II Sd
laGc.o. : que fueroa Gcsaiuj#das :.or
zunaya. esta6aH m~andaias pot e;
mayor revoiuciogarjo Euse'io EeGas-
tegui. de las fue-Zss De Ft.4cz.
En- vista de que no podi9 c9"basir
Q Zumaya. Ver&stegui &c Or; ia
cen sus tuerzas 4 TaUaiahu@. =. ion
de ha5ia una guaruiciUa carrlnc;S-
a lie cuarenta Y cinco horabrez.
Los carrancistas st vieryu 5ccPrrn-
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"a - cenia'"> iomo-)
= fI~JrIlIO Ei-'ertoso
Il y-jar., e jESaC1G
Z Asa..O 81 Il Sleeping
Il AmD SycO
Il He Gero lie Easles!oDs
Ti Secra;r 1yl Au.EU
T. T~.S>iLc-lr de lis Coloolsz
l.. Fast SrI.eE.Oc
Z; f4sa -. Negro
Il IsSCrD GCI ;OSG
- -Ss.r" l-i EStsIa
Il SecrgfO del Tes0c3
- SIr--aJte del sol
II In ngloncTa
= I'oGrend 8a0:6Ca
- soho IN Q! P3:-c!0 Rea
= va. lie BCLaS
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NoyELAS DE CARLOTA BRAEME

"a 20 ecntsyoS cz5s un2)
AZucelI
ARoTes sIblimes
COrsZGl dc o-o
Dora
e. secreto de lag Marie
In q CrI-ol 81 A,.G~
En- 81 m2iaaa "a ntSss
Entire dos lcc9tcS
IlTc0r.Dle amor
IA Condos &c GCaICr
LIZ ..c,SClGI. T. uus mUIsf
- my:rGlG LCGiE.GGis
- e~~L-U.lu &c amer
&ss cerI cue U1s UIIisr
eueny& CgI coTEZ0G
Ina ricn1 us allSf.
IT, ! H-Ewr6
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ESPIRITISMO.

n,a,,,,-,o Er,,-,,sta 4Dc
- Jc 49, va1Iyms &c
N LIbrp De los Espiittns .-....-...-- lac
Ei Genesis, los NilsSros : las Fcrdlc-
~ I,-.,-a,In Sem 81 Esp,riIisInc 1sc.
= 80 = u frr1arro .............. az
0oras p0s,umas re Allan Xardek -. rs
:C,ue - - Es"LritisTpn? .-..-----.- Iec
Are lie Cursr pOr medic del E'agne-
.Smc : >1s saIiiisrss. fsAo. mssSte !
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Departure ofAmerican Troops
for France

(''Pas1ilG d. idN Tr0p1a Anf'7cGn0S O0r0
FrGn~ir'1
i 2G54-75 ERA.
In rsta yirza 3D.. =. cnrOntrara j 81 miSno rn
nrljo de toLo. 81 ~amhicntc dr cxritaci0n DE IN
tranayurtr que g. hacc = IL MIR. IA mI&ica lie la
i,aaias, la ariImarioEnS d' los sOsia'ioS. iaS de-
]pc,iiia- ri trarts It, iaS harariillLS. Ia ir,lca'~
m]iliFag'S. IA sircna del rapor-rodo &c halls IN
rSc DISCO. In .! otrc lado ST halla Carnival Of
tn. American Troops in France. - (''Idcgada de
la TrhIae Anrnricanas q traDci1.)
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CODIGOs

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Ce1l3O % Prscsdina:aDs Glyilss =. 10
rn1iEo PsaSl ....-.---- ..-.. 1-.J
de Procst.lmieatos Females -. si.i9
Godisp &c. EcalsEIe ....-..--...- s.ts