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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-03

| PoaaAS anu y hkli1O
through my back
and side. l finally
lost all my strength
SO ! had to 60 to
bed. The doctor
advised an oper-
alton but ! would
not listen to It. I
thought Of what I
had read about Lydia
2. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and
tried it. Tho first
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-03
PAINS SHARP
and STAbbING
Woman Thought She Would
Die. Cured by Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Ogdensburg, Visit suffered from
female troubles which caused piercing
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-03

Piano moving made easy. Cali ~.
Peasley Transfer 4 Storage Co.--AaA
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-16

perintendent was named a member OF
the board of regents in July to Sue
coed former Governor Frank White,
who resigned a regency to accept
command OF the late Second regi-
ment.
DR.. w. J. Hutchinson will remain in
Bismarck as pastor or the McCabe
church. DR.. Hutchinson enters on his
third year as pastor Of the Capital
City church. DR.. j. G. Moore form
erly district superintendent or this
district, who asked to be released
from active service, will remain in
the city for some time. He has not
decided as to his future.
Special appointments made at the
conference just closed in Dickin-
son are e. p. Robertson, president Of
Wesley college, Grand Forks; S. S.
Wyand institutional secretary, Grand
Forks first church, Grand Forks to be
their quarterly conference; f. l.. Wat
kins, supt Of N. d. enforcement
letague, w. C. Chew, agent of the
Children's Home society, California;
J. VI. Taylor, conference evangelist,
Herbert G. Markley, chaplain in u. S.
Army; Ross l.. Finney, professor Of
state normal school, Valley City; Z,
l.. Nudge professor Washburn col
lege, Topeka, Kan; left without ap-
pointment to attend school, Ross ].
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-16

Huntsinpillar, R. j. l.. !McKelvey;
granted leave Of absence for a year.
Charles A. Macnamara, f, H. Far
rand and Benjamin Babcock.
important changes made were Rev.
A. W. Brown Of Hankinson goes to
the Broadway church, Fargo, and Rev.
Frank S. Hollett of the Broadway
church goes to Darlington church.
Rev. James Anderson returns to
head the Fargo district, Rev. James l..
Asher of the Minot district and Rev.
u. II. Quigley the Grand Forks dis
trict
Ministers of the Bismarck district
follow: 49, -
Superintendent, c.. E. Vermilya;
Ashley, A. NJ. Wiley; Bethel, Pleas
ahtview, Ira Hammer; Beach; w. R.
Thatcher; Bismarck, w. J. Hntche-
son; Bowdon, W. c. Porter, supply;
Bowman, C. c. Benson, supply; Car
rington, F. S. Hollett; Center, Fort
Clark, Virgil Merchant; Cleveland,
Erred Hedtke); Dawson, Geo. Finch
Dickinson, R. Fl. Craig; Douglas, F. L.
Green; Emmett, Frank Peterson, sup
ply; Fryburg, to be supplied; Fort
Rice, U. C. McDonald); Grassy Butte
Killdeer, Oakdale, J. c. Cooke; Nc
Clusky Goodrich, w. r. Peterson;
eHnsler, Yucca, A. Boalch, Hurdsfield,
e. 4. Walton, supply; Hettinger, IN.
r. RockwelD; jamestown, T. A. o.
sen; Linton, S. NJ. Swaney; MakOti
and Reservation, A. Rogers; Mandan,
Robert Hedtke; Marmarth, C. U.
Prior; Mckenzie, Sterling to be sup
piled; Mineral Springs, Slope Center,
Porter Knudson ;Moffit, l.. NJ. Flow
ers; Mott, F.. w. Gress; Napoleon,
Burnstad, Fred Rice; Rhame, to be
supplied; Robinson, c. B. Madsen,
supply; Rural, F. F. Boothby; Wash
burn, Leslie Bergun); Stanton, H. o.
Brudcvold; Steele, Sherman, Driscoll,
w. c. Sage; Still, Regain, Fairveiw, r.
Wilson, supply; Taylor, Gladstone, Up.
A. Dean); Timme, circuit, w. Fl.
Thomas, supply; Turtle Lake, Mer-
Ger, c. E. Vanhorn; Underwood, Hen
ry Hulme; Woodwork, J. II. Grown:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-16
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-1f You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to feel
young - to do this you must watch your
liver and bowels - there's no need of
having sallow complexion - dark rings
under your eyes - pimples - a bilious
look in your face - dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety
per cent of all sickness comes from in.
active bowels and liver. $3.50. -,
Dr.. Edwards, well-known physician
in Ohio, perfected a vegetable COM
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which he gave to
his patients for years.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substi.
tute for calomel, are gentle in their action
yet always effective. They bring about
that exuberance of spirit, that natural
buoyancy which should be enjoyed by
everyone, by toning up the liver and clear.
ing the system of impurities.
You will know DR.. Edwards Olive Tab
let's by their olive color. 10c and Csc per
box. al druggists.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-16
WARS EFFECT ON MILK
SUBJECT Of DISCUSSION
International Association O:
Dairy and Milk Inspectors
Meets Today

Washington, d. c., Oct. 1G.-The
wars effect on milk will be one of
the leading topics for discussion at
the sixth annual convention of the In
ternational Association of Dairy and
Milk Inspectors, which opened here
yesterday and which will continue
through Wednesday. Today's session
was given over largely to the presen-
tation Of reports relating to the safe
guard of milk supplies.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-16
y[RM|LYA SUCCEEDS
MOORE AS DISTRICT
HEAD Of N. f. CHURCH
Location of Clergyman Here Will
Give Bismarck Resident
Member Board of Regents

The capital city will have resident
member of the state board Of regents
IS result of the selection by the
North Dakota Methodist conference
nf Rev. c. T.. Vermilya Of Valley
, ity to succeed Dr. J. G. Moore as
tpcrintendcnt Of the bismarck dis
,lict Rev. Vermilya, who had been
.,astor Of the First church at Valley
ity up to the time OF the conference,
and who has held important charges
in Minot, Fargo and other North Da-
.ola cities, will take up his home in
Bismarck as soon as he can find
resid ence here The new district SUI
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-16
2. TO Be DRY 0RNOT
To Be DRY QUESTION
FOR IOWA VOTERS
Constitutional Prohibition Issue
at Polls in Hawkeye State
Today

Ees Moines, Ia:, Oct. 1G.-1owa vot'
ers went to the polls today to decide
n" issue of constitutional prohibition.
Tle voting is on constitutional
amendment to determine whether or
Iul the manufacture and sale OF IL
'.uor shall be prohibited. Defeat OF
the amendment means that, by leg1s-
iutive enactment, the state can again
authorize the sale Of liquor whenever
a wet" legislature sees fit to DO SO.
owa has been dry for two years un-
:.er statutory provisions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-16
LOAN BOOSTERS TOO
BUSY NOW TO COUNT

Continued from Page One)
advance in pay for years past, in
spite OF the fact that living ex-
penses have advanced SO per cent.
At the close Of the state house
mass meeting held in the house
chamber this afternoon $1,000 Of
the $4,000 minimum, which Secre-
tary Of state Hall has set, had
been subscribed.
a Peoples War 49,.
1t is a war for the whole, people
and the government wants the whole
nation to participate =" this loan.
Yesterday noon al the Grand Pa
citic, the team members were enthusi-
astic over the results. Citizens OF
Bismarck are meeting the emergency
in a patriotic way. Some who have
not the ready money are borrowing
from banks. They want to do their
share. Many of them cannot fight
themselves but they insist upon send
ing their dollars to the front. They
do not believe in being more tender
with their cash than with their boys
who have already gone to the front
in large numbers.
Liberty Bond team members met
this noon at the Mckenzie hotel and
during the luncheon hour discussed
the progress of the campaign. Watch
the Tribune for the results of the big
campaign.
All the committee authorizes now
is the announcement that the response
has been gratifying and reflects the
sterling Americanism of Burleigh
county.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-16

able, and if the workers keep UP the
good work and do not get too contid.'
ent, North Dakota will over-subscribe
her quota by large amount, Chair
man Hanna Of the state committee in
charge of the liberty loan. campaign
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-16

stated today. ="
All the reports indicated that. the
bonds were selling we'll in all parts
of the state and the counties with
large German population subscribing
heavily. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-16
TO co 1000 onn OVER

IF North Dakota keeps up its
pace we will go $3,OO0,OOo beyond our
quota for the Second Liberty loan,"
said state headquarters today.
Secretary F. w. McRoberts of the
Fargo city committee today estimated
that by noon subscriptions had total
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-16

ed 100000: S., 49,. ~.
Alice; a little Cass county town,
whose quota was $1,000, had pledged
$1,000 before the committees started
their canvass.
Trail county workers, meeting at
Mayville yesterday morning pledged
the entire quota of $250,OOO before
starting to work.
Beach reported today that IS per
cent of Its quota had been subscribed
by noon yesterday. State Bank Ey.
aminer }. r.. Waters is on the ground
aiding his fellow-townsmen.
/ Wahpeton advises that Richland
county subscribed $129,OOO of its $500,
600 Quota the first day.
Williams county, comes word from
Williston, went over the top Monday
with subscriptions for $150,OO0.
X. e. Barron of Minot, chairman for
Ward county, predicted at noon today
that Ward will far over.subscribe its
quota OF s350,OO0. In Minot $4,000
worth of bonds had been sold up to
noon. The city has pledged 5000 900.
Steele has placed $4,000 of Kidder
countvs $3O,000 quota. It is believed
the amount will be oversubscribed fif-
ty per cent.
WELLS coUNT ~ 70 FORE.
Harvey, N. D.. Oct. 16.-Wens coun.
tvs quota is $106,5O0. Sykeston re.
ported through Mr.. Atkinson sales of
$1,000 Saturday, and $1,l0O Monday
through Mr.. Hall. Heaton through
Postmaster A. D. Heaton reports sales
OF $1,000 in a country drive in one
"wnship corps. E'owdon bankers sold
$4,000 in three hours, G. J. ,Broeger
taking $4,000 on a spot cash basis. At
Manfred Roy Adams banter. nod the
honor of taking the largest single ap.
n'ication to date in the county, 5000
from John A. Nelson of Manfred. H.
II. Phillips of Harvey is county chair
man and is directing splendid coun-
ty organization. T. D. B'eiseker Of
F'essenden is district chairman, and
each town in the county is represent
cd by local bankers, ably assisted by
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
.- INFORMATION LOCAL. N.
COLLISION ENTIRE DOS CARROS
REPARTIDORES.

Dos pesados cares repartidores de
ervez y de sodGs, respectivamente.
t%uvieron un encuenrro anoche a las
g.. como a una media miila de San An
tonic, sobre ell canine de Fredericks-
burg. Uno de los conductors de los
carros sufrio dos fractures en- la pier
ma izquierda, una en- ell braZo del mis-
mo lado y otras varias heridas en- di-
ferentes parties del cuerpo. Joe Bate
man Sc llama ell lesionadn tan seria-
mente. tiene "a amos de edad Y v1ve
en- la celle Dawson. El otro conductor
era Joe Turner quien reside en- ell edi-
ficio de Ia Association Cristiana de Jo-
venes; recibio una hcrida en- la cara
V varias contusioncs en- ell cuerpo.
Tres hombres mas que iban en- ell ca
FRO de las sodas solo recibieron heri-
das leves que les permitieron salir de
San Antonio POGO despues. t IN au-
TO de paasjeros.
Segun las declaraciones de Turner,
ninguno de los carros llevaba luces
en- la parte delantera Y este agregado
al hecho de ia approximation de In
auto provisto de poderosos reflectores
que lie cegaron completamente, lie hr-
cieron perder toda direction y ocasio-
no ell accidente quet uvo lugar preci-
samente al pie de una colina que hay
en- ell canine que llevaban al ocurrir
el choque, Bateman fue echado abajo
dc su caro- y Turner a~rrojado lejos
del suyo. Ambos heridos fueron con-
ducidos Embellishments al Robert B.
Green Memorial Hospital para su
atencion medica y aunque las heri-
das del primero son muy dolorosas,
opinan los medicos que NJ son de gra-
vedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
Ell Concerto de Ia
Sra. Coyzueta

Segun dijimos en- nuestra informa-
ci6n de anteayer, ell proximo domingo
tendra lugar. en- los saiGnes del Cast
no Mexicano, ell concerto organize
DO por la cantante meyicana, Soledad
Goyzueta, una de las glorias del arte
nacional, de paso por esta c!udad, pa
"a una tournee por las PARTICIPATES ciu
dades dc Estados Unidos. en- donde
una vez ha cantado va, y O gran
cxito.
Ofrecimcs dar a nuestros lectores
cl programa de dicha fiesta artist
ca ell cuanto estuviera tornado, Y
hoy cumplimos nuestra promesa.
FL Concerto organizado por la
sonora Goyzueta, con la cooperation
del maestro Hector GorjuX, del bari
tono don Ricardo Frias y del pianista
Salvador Santaella. dara a la culta So
ciedad mexicana de San Antonio. una,
verdaGera noche dc artc, en- Ia que
tcndra OCCASION de escuchar los hume
ros del siguiente programa:
la. Parte:
I.-Obertura por el Quintcto.
II-(a) Somewhere a Voice is Cae
ling.
(b) Serenata d'Amorc. Tosti.
Sr. Frias.
III-"Fausto". Gounod. Aria dc las
Joyas. Sra. Solcdad Goyzucta.
IV.-Rapsodia No. y LIT. Sr. S.
Santae!la.
"a. Partc:
VI. Paglicci'. Lconcavallo. Fan
tasia por cl Quintetc.
Wei Barbcro dc Sevilla''. Ca
ballero. Bolero. Sra. Soledad Coy
5ueta.
vII.-(a) "Trigicna Hermosa".
Ponce.
(b) "Sono mi Mcntc Loca".
Ponce. Sr. FriaS.
VIII.-Balada. Chaminadc. ST.. S.
S~antaclla.
III Paglicci' Lconcavallo. Duo.
Media Y Silvio. Sra Solcdad Goyzuc-
ia y Sr. R. Frias.
Maestro Director: Sr. II. GORJUX.
No es, pues aventurado, augurar
que la velada del Domingo, consti-
tuira una verdadcra nota de artc.
La concurrencia seri obsequiada, a
la termination del concerto, con un
bale, que sc prolongara hasta las do
&c dc la noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
DOS HORAS DURO LA GAIA DE
UN NEGRO.

Los detectives de la ciudad, Seno-
res White Y Robinson han batido ell
record de la pclicia local, sobrc carre-
ras dc larga distancia. la tarde de a
Yer. en- Ia cual. dcspues dc dos horas
de incesante cOrrcr, capturaron a un
negro. sobre quicn pesan dos acusa-
clones de robO. FL p%risionero, Sc
gun 81 dccir de la policia. hace varlos
mescs Sc rob6 veinticinco fuSilcs Y dos
tambores. pcrtenecientes a una agru-
Dacion negra De Boy Scouts. Esos
objetos eStaban al cuidado de George
Mitchell. que encabeza csc grupo.
FL negro fue encontrado por los
detectives al Este de Ia Gale de Co.
mercio. s:endo arrestado en- ell acto;
pero vIolentamente die media vue!ta
V echo a correr. La caza solo abarco
cl lado Este dc la ciudad, obligando
a los policias u cruzar muchos terre-
nos p~articulares y d saltar mas dc n
docena de bardas V ~atravesar los rlc-
les del Southern Pacific. como seis
v1ccs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
INA EAMfLIA DE POLACOS DA
ST. CONTINGENTE PARA
LA GUERRA.

Il capitan De Wees. al rorrcSar 4
c,ta ci;.dad. dcsrnts de habcr hecho
I'm viaic dc propaganda on favor de-
rccIu:amicn,o para el cjGrcito Que los
ES:ados Unidos van = en"iar 4 Euro
pa para combatir a los alemanes, al
lado ,c las dem&s n~aciones que ahora
estin On guerra con cl imperio del
Kaiser, dice que Sc cncontr" con III"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
FIESTA DE ANIVERSARIO.

Fl domingo Is del actual a las
ocho Y media de la noche, So verifica-
ri una velada literario-musical en- ell
salon dc sesiones de Ia Sociedad
Union. orcanizada por los enores F.
Acosta, Rogue Garcia, Joaquin Ro-
mo. Amadeo Hubert y Epifanio Mon
ties. para conmemorar e. trigesimo
primero aniversario de Ia fundaclon
de dicha sociedad.
La fiesta Sc Sujctara a TN escogl-
do programa, Y tendra v~erificativo,
como aites dccimos, en- el salon de
scsiones dc Ia Union. sito en- la e.
quina de las GALES de Matamoros y
Pccos, &c esta localidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
eel CAPTAIN JACK" EN- FRANCIA

Ell General John J. Pershing, Co
m%andante de las fuerzas eXpediciCEa-
rias en- Francia, llcv6 consigo ell caba-
llo qeu lc fac regalado por sus am
Cos de San Antonio. cl ultimo mes dc
.Ab:il. Fl captain Jack Labatt, rctl-
RADIO Y dc quien cl animal tomo cl
nombrc. que fuG quicn hizo la prescn
taciGn del ~obsequio, recibio aver un
mensajc del Genera: en- el que lie dice
que ha llcvado consigo ell citado ca
ballo V ruc cspera mortarlo en- el tea
tro DC la guerra. FL regalo del caballo
al General Pershing. cntonces CO.
mandantc del DcpatraElento del Sur.
fue un acto que produjo cicrta sen
saci6n entire las nImerosas personals
quo % prcsenicaron.
La presentation tuvo lugar en- ei
p6rtico del Hotel Gunter Y varios mi
les de perscras ~agrupadas en- el piso
principal V e., los balconies del Hotel
presenicaron a esccra. FL captain La
bait ha sido N gran admirador del
General V varia= ocasiones ha estado
a u ordenes. Macha distraction ex-
prcso al saber que el General tenia
cl caballo en- Grande cstima Y que 10
habia llcvaao consigo d Francia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
UN RAID DE LA POLICIA do LII.
GAR A MUCHOS ARRESTOS.

FL martes. a las $40 dc la noche,
varios gendarmes dc la ciudad hicic-
ron un raid en- una casa dc Ia ia.
cuadra de la Gale de Matamoros y
arrcstaron q varios escandalosos. en-
tire los cuales habia cuatro negras.
Todos fueron llevados a la Estaci0n
Central dc Policia. abricndo1cles la
partids correspondence en- la que SC
hizo constar Ell cargo dc estar habi-
tando en- TN lusar de desordea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
INCENDIO EN- "A FABRICA De
MACARRONES.

I'm iucendio cuyo origen no sc ha
podido conocer hasta estOs mOmcntos,
tuvo lugar anochc en- h planta dc la
Southern Macaroni Company. situada
entire las GALES De Guadalupe Y S.
Medina = el cual ocasiono perdidas por
valo~ de cerca de $500 que importan
los danos cau5a4os a ciificio Y a las
e"istcacias habida> en- bodcga ) que
cst;:n siendo preparadas para eI Go
bicrro. Fl iuego do principle en- cl
rrentc del cditicio ' Sc lie confin6 Il
uno de los departamentos dOnde IN
gran nGmero De cajaS de m~acar-oHes
fueron c~onzumidas per el fuego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
NO Sc PESCARA EN- Ell RIO DE
SAN ANTONIO.

Uno dc los cntreienim!cntos favo-
ritos dc muchos ciudadanos de San
Antonio. era cl dcdicarse a la pesca
en- cl rio dc San Antonio. N el que.
al decir Dc los ~afortunados en- tai
sport, abundan los pcscados de va
rias classes.
Ahora bien: los ~aficionados Il Il
tencr cue buscar otro sitio dondc
cchar sus %anzuelos, pues el ayunta-
miento prohibira en- breve que Sc 81
Que I'm solo pcscado del rio, puos d.
&C Mr.. Lambert. veinticinco mil dc
ellos Sc c"olocan ahi ano por arc, Y
todos van a dar a las cestas de los
pescadores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
HCBO DE. EELOJES.

10. ladroncs ha'Icron c' record
81 martcs or Ia nochc. en- ell robo dc
rcloies: Z. W. Imam, del BIO. escua-
drdn del Campo Kelly, Ira Ward, dc
Del Rio, g J. d. Dobins, dc Canine
Blanco. fueron victimas. Mr.. Dobln
inform6. ademas. a Ia p~olicia. sobrc
ell robo de mos anteojos montados en-
orc = n maquina dc rasurar.
Dc ia casa dc ". c. Douglas, los
IaGroncs Sc roharon > TALES re sonora,
IN ycstido, una mangucra y 8 cuchi-
Hos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
LA TERTULIA DEL CASINO.

La tertulia ordinaria, que deberia
tener v~erificat;vo esta noche, en- los
s~alones del Casino Mexicano. Sc ha
susperd;do, en- atencion a que ell
pr5ximo domingo sc celebrara en-
clos ell concerto organizado por la
Sra Goyzueta, eminente cantante me-
xicara. V de que, 4 Ia termination
de Ia bella fiesta de arte. dara princi-
Pic una soirec que sustituira a la dc
esta nochc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
HERIDO

Anochc como a las $50: una pc
queRa piedra dc construction dc las
que sc cstan usando err c! Tcatro Re-
val SC desprcndi0 De 10 alto del ediI:-
GO y pogo on la cara a III trabajador
liamado Amclio Baraias, que vive en-
cl numero S07 dc Ia Gale s. San Mar
cos. Barajas fuc llevado al Robert B..
Green Memorial Hospital para que
Sc Ie rrsst.-2 aterci0n rledica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
Mi8E
OFICINA DESTRUIDA POR Ell
FUEGO.

La oficina de c. ". Ling, conner
ciante en- arena yo tros materiales de
construction. situada entire Ia via del
International and Great Northern Y
Ia Gale de FL Paso. fue destruida
completamente por el fuegO, anoche
como a las 9:57. La construction es-
taba v2iuada en- $500 Y 10 conten;do
en- Ia of!cina en- $3.50, por 10 cual la
perdida ascicnde 4 $3.50 de Ia cuai
cantidad solo una parte sc ha!la ase-
gurada. segun cl decir dc Mr., Ling.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
uN MEXICANO A~RRESTADO POR
SOSPECHAS DE ROBO-

liz mcxicano DC - amos DC cdad,
fu6 arrestado aver en- la tardc por los
detectives Ruhnkc ! Trevino por sos
.nceharse sea Ct autor del robo dc $50
cn dinero mcxicano y SIS on moncda
americana. cantidad que dice habcr
perdido Frank Mcntaivo. III de Ia
Gallo Bowie. micntras da5a I'm pasco
en- automCvil.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
Ell EX.MAYOR DE LA CIUDAD
ABRE UN BUFETE.

Ell ex-Mayor de Ia Ciudad dc San
Antonio, Mr.. Clinton 6. Drawn, d
caba de abrir I'm bufctc, donde des-
pachara asuntos judiciaIes y admins
trativos de SUI profession. EN- los depar-
tamentos numeros 714-l5-l6-l7 IT'S
del edificio del Banco del Alamo. 81
tuado en- la esquina dc las Gales del
Concrete Y Presa.
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OTRh OFICINA DE RECLU1A"
MIENTO.

Aver Sc ahrio. en- cl nurero 2oi
del cdificio Swearingen Nc. Grow,
en- esta. ciudad, n nueva oficlra dc
reclutamiento para la guardia naclo-
nal dc Texas.
Esta al frentc dc esta o[lclra, CT
Cap. W. A. Nc. Duffrec.
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EN- SAN ANTONIO.

Sc cncuentra de nucvo en- San An
tonic, despues dc una breve tempo
rada. que a~tendicndo a negoclos de su
profession, paso en- GAINESVILLE, Texas.
ell Mgeniero don Porfirio Trevino
Arreola.
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EN- Ell GUNTER.

Aver Il las once de la manana, tuvo
lagar en- el Salon Rosa del Hotel Gun
ter, la comida o~rganizada por ell per-
sonal de la Compania Telefonica, CO.
mida que resulto muy animada.
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Sociales y Personales
VIAJEROS.

La sonora Eloisa Cara Vida. de An
gelini lego aver en- Ell tren de Lare-
do. procedente de n. Laredo, Ia
maulipas, Y fue inmediatamente in
ternada en- Ell Hospital de Medicos y
Cirujanos de esta ciudad, dGnde aver
mismo Sc lie practice una deiicada ope
racion en- ell vientre.
La sonora Maria G.. de Farias. a.
companada del cohor su esposo, lego
en- ell mismo tren, tambien con ell OBJ
jeto de ingresar a I'm Hospital para
curarse de una penosa enfermedad.
Tan luego como lego, ingreso al mis-
mo hospital, en- donde Sc lie practice
una operation en- ell vientre.
La Sonora Josefa Saucesa de Flo
res, procedente de Saltillo, Coahuila,
trajo, por indication especial de sus
medicos al senior su hijo, con objeto
de ponerlo en- manos dc uno de nues-
tros mas habiles cirujanos. o ell fin
de llevarlo al Hospital P. and S.
Aver, en- las primeras horas de la ma
mana, ell mismo cirujano Sc cncargo
de realizar felizmente la operation
que Sc necesitaba.