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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-23
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

Mrs. F. b. Pullen spent the weekend
in Orange.
+. T. Atwood and family spent sun
day in IIinsdalc with Mrs. 4. f. Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Buck and chill
drcn of Hatfield spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Ayers.
Mrs. Emily !. Thompson Of Sheffield.
Conn, is visiting her SON, Rev G. l..
Thompson. at the Unitarian parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs George Foreman aud
Miss Margaret Foreman arrived at
/ their Main street home on Saturday
! from Portsmouth, Va.
I Rev q. H. Thompson. Mrs G. II.
/ Webster, Miss Doris Chamberlain and
Miss Lena Hicks are in Boston as del
agatcs to the May meetings of the Uni
tartan society.
The literary committee Of the Fort
nightly, which has served this year.
, has elected Miss Gertrude Atwood and
/ Mrs. \. p. Wood to serve on jhe new
| committee. Mrs Wood has been re-elect-
cd chairman and the other members are
Mrs. +. \. WEIGH, Mrs II. +. DeWolf
and Miss Florence Hodges.
I Examinations at Mortified seminary
began Friday and viii continue through
next week. On next Monday evening.
Prof William c. Hammond of Mount
Ilolvoke college viii give his annual
oroan recital in the Auditorium at ;
10 clock This is open to the public and
lis given through the generosity of
Mr.. Skinner OF Holvoke, who was the
donor OF the pipe organ which is in the
Auditorium.
Twenty three members of Dr. \. Y.
> Thompson s class were entertained at
1.-THE home Of Mrs. c. l.. Robbins on Fri
day afternoon. Tulips, daffodils and
uarcissus were an attractive feature of
the reception rooms. a short business
session was conducted by the class pres
ident. Mrs +. \. IIolton The remain
= der OF the afternoon was spent socially
with needle work. Cake and tea were
served by little Grace Robbins and Fay
Smith.
Charles Field, son of Warren Field
. and Miss Nellie Bailey were united IL
. marriage ny Rev. \. \. Thompson OF
Saturday, Nav 10, at noon. They left
Immediately for Worcester, whore Mr.
Field has 4 position in machine shop
! The bride has been in the service OF
: Mrs W r. Moody and recently ha,
been employed at the Mortified sem
: nary laundry. Mr. Field has been Z
! clerk at Robbins & Evans the past
. year.
n DR.. George T. Thompson found out
$ last Saturday that he was one of the
G victims of the automobile stealing gan&
of Springfield. On May he bought
r. Ford automobile Of Mr. Prouty and Mr.
n Comstock of Putncy and Westminster
r On Saturday Officer GUILTY of Spring
G field visited him and informed him tina
he had a stolen Ford automobile DR.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-23

Thompson was given q check in part
payment and was assured 81 receiving
the full amount, which he had paid ont
for the car, nj an early date.
Tie Young People $ Society Of Chris
tian Eudcavor held a social on Monday
evening There was q good attcndanee
Rev. f. w Pattison gave Il talk On
Abraham Lincoln, Illustrated by the
stereopticon Miss Viva Fave Richard
SON of Northfell seminary rendered
several piano selections. Much fun was
had iu the holding of mock business
meeting OF the society. The vcstry was
decorated with flags aad Christian En-
deavor hammers. Lemonade was served.
The social was in charge OF Miss
Edith Swartout,
Seventeen members Of the Fort
nightly met at Alexander hall on Mon
dav afternoon for special meeting and
social time Mrs. +. Z, Howard, vice
president aud president elect, was the
presiding officer and hostess. 1t was
voted to study Tire Victorian period Of
England and 20 have three lectures dur
ing the year. During the afternoon
readings were given by Miss Florence
Hodges and Mrs. f. 4. Weleh, also Miss
Gertrude Atwood sang. The members
were busy with needles and thimhlc.
during the afternoon and the discus
sion of next year S program was gen
rral
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-23
HINSDALE, N. H.
Busy Day in Police Circles.

Last Thursday was busy day in
local police circles. John kulpa was
taken before Judge Pierce in Winches-
ter, charged with threatening an en-
ploye Of the Ashuelot Paper Co, and
he was placed under s1o0 bonds to keep
the peace.
Pete Kitchin also was brought
before the same court, charged with
the theft of a screen door and two
Wrenehes from the above mentioned
company. and lie was fned s. and costs
which in all amounted to about SIC.
The day previous two Polish women
'endeavored to settle a dispute regard
ing some chickens outside OF court. with
the result that the los2r had finger
bitten of in the melee
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-23
Children Give Toward Relief.

The contribution Of the school chill
dren to the fund Of the Children Of
America s Army of Relief, which win
be used for the suffering children in
Belgium, amounted to SLIP. which
SUM was duplicated by public spirited
citizen who was responsible iii prom0t-
ing the idea. This fund is the first of
the kind subscribed here, hut it will
now be continued each month.
The contributions from the children
are expected to come from money which
they would ordinarily spend for pleas.
ure. Rev. A. l.. Hill IS the local treas
! urer Of this relief fund.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-23

tai depression, but as real contribu
tion to the national defense for ouI
Young mon must be made physically fit
in order that later they may take the
place of those who are now of military
age and exhibit the yigor aud alert
ness which we are proud to believe te
boz Characteristic OF our Young men.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-23


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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-23
You Can DO Your Bit

YOUR COUNTRY CALLS YOU-but the call to
all OF you is not call to arms.
10 some the part of duty is to stay at home.
What is the duty Of you who must stay at home?
What can you do to back the men who are fighting
that your home may be secure?
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-23
Recalled Treaty of 1899.

Germany is iustifying the detention
of Americans on the ground that the
United States did not agree t. TO
vised edition of the treaty of 1919 pro
posed by Berlin after the break of re
lations. The treaty dealt with rights Of
resident citizens in time Of war and
gave them nine months immunitr from
detention. President Wilson took the
ground that no such treaty was neccs
Sarv to insure Justice to German resi-
dents in the United States.
As a sHhtcrtuge for OBTAINING Amcri
cans the German government now
claims they would be i'm position tC
bctray important military secrets il
| they were allowed to leave, but in eases
where Americans have voluntarily re
manned in Belgium, far from the scene
| of military activities the Berlin author
| ities allowed them to stay on weeI
after week and now are unwilling t.
Ipcrmit them to depart
| There have been reports of the dis
/ appearance of Americans who left Der
lin presumably to come to the Cnitcj
/ States. One ease is of a Young Ameri
| can violinist from Detroit, who wa,
studying in Germany and has been lost
sight Of. In other eases Young Amcri
can girls studying in Germany have
been cut of from all communication
with their parents in the United State,
and all efforts to get trace of them hay,
failed.
According to officials here the Ger
mans are endeavoring TO have certain
Americans in Germany rcnounce thci
nationality and pledge loyalty to tn
/ Kaiser.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-23
Retaliation May Be Forced.

II Germany informs the President
that the Americans are going to lee held
rs hostages or gives a tlcally
leyasivc answer the President may he
forced to order rctaiatory measures
against German interests now under the
iplot ertion Of the uited States. The
| President 5 position in this respect is
/ di~tinctlv more advantageous than Ger
/ manv 5 because there are eHormous Ger
man property interests, which eould be
lroniiscatcd at n moment ; notice, and
1.-The number of Germans entrusted to the
/ rharitabic disposition eff the United
/ states is very large. American proper.
~ i'm Germany is not extensive. and
Ithc number Of Americans there or in
/ Belgium is small.
! 1t is explained here that the Presi-
dent bad hoped to avoid even sug2es-
tiou of repri,als ~ the very begin
ming Of the war he announced that all
/ German rights would be respected in
the United states. and he even declined
TO consider couG7ratien OF German in
termed ships i'm American ports.
The manner i'm which Germans, iii the
/ United STATE, have placed confidence in
the President : attitude has been one OF
the welcome signs that this policy would
I Weld fruit and enable him TO avoid
any necessity of making subjects OF
the enemy who follow peaceful pur
suits pay the penalty fer their govern
menj 5 misdccds
But while German interests in the
United States have been scruwloQsly
guarded word has reached the state de
partmcnt that Americans in Germany
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-23

y lumiuou. switch plate has been in
vented to enable person to find where
To turn ou electric lights i'm a dark
room.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-12-13
Gifts for the Household

Happy Boys, jolly Girls, Fathers, Mothers,
Uncles, Auntes and Friends they all enjoy ar
tices for the household as they all receive the
pleasure by them
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-12-13
ClOaks and Skirts

If you are going to buy wrap why not decide
the matter now and have the satisfaction OF wear
ing it all the season? The A. & f. collection pre-
sents the newest handsomest styles that have been
brought out this season, as fine, elegant as the
best manufacturers can make them. Cloaks at
$500 to $4,000; Skirts 800 to $1,000.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-12-13
Xmas Sale Bags and Suit Cases

Travelling necessities in
the way of Bags, Suit Cases
and Trunks. You will find
our quality up to your idea
of what is right, and our
prices distinct winning pos
sibilities for your purse.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-12-13
Hardware

Many useful gifts can be chosen from the
Hardware Department, such as cooking utensils,
graniteware, dishes, food cutters, tools, pocket
knives, etc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
VERACRUZ
PlDEN AUMENTO DE SUELDO
PARA LOS TRIPULANTES

VERACRUI. Octubrc 10.-Se sa-
be que la Union de Fogoneros Y Ma
.ineros del Golfio, dir;gio una comu-
r;cacion a ios armadores de ~pequenas
cm5arcaciones. pidiendo que los suci
dos de los tripulantes Sc eQuiparen
con los que Sc pagan en- Ia Companla
1Iexicana de Navigation.
Segljn parece los armadores no
cStan ~conformeS. Y considerable no
poder pagan csos sueldos, algunos de
clos, como sucede con el armador
del vapor "Salvador' cuya salida es-
taba ~anunciada, han decidido canoe
lar cl viajc Y d~cscmbarcar Ia tripuIa-
con, 81 cs que sostiene la pcticion
dc aumcnto que ahora SC hacc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
MAS DE DOSCIENTOS RECLU-
TAS SERAN DEVUELTOS \
HOGARES

De los cuarenta mil hOmhres que
vinieron al Campo Travis de esta
ciudad. como c~ontingente del primer
llamamiento de ~ciudadanoS para fv~-
mar Ell Ejercito americana, unos do:-
cientos seran devueltos a sns acga-
res, pues estan en- las fiias sin que
Sc haya resuelco sobre L essTites
de extension p~resentados ante los Co
mites reSpectivos.
NADIA menos aver Sc recibieron en-
el Quartet General del General Ruck-
man. Comandante en- Jefc del Ejarcj-
10 del Sur, cuaraeta resOIuciones IA
vora5lcs para los soijcitantes entire
los que Sc encuentran algunos Mex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
Ouicre paciticar la huasteca.

-Pero mi intcrts particular cata
en- pacificar la huastcca. dijo q eX-
gobornador dc J~alisco. Naturaiale3-
tc. Que este no ouiere decir que va
va u desatcnder las dem;is regiones
cuva pacificaci6n me ha sido cncarga
ia Dor cl S.. CarranZa y por eI su1Sc
c~rctario de la Guerra. Me propongo
batir a los rebcldes yeracruzanos
tambicn de manera muy active, pues
cI Cobierno dcbc tencr cuanto antes
e. control de Ia vasta y RIGA zona
petrolifcra para que cl pals pueda
rccibir los bemcficios de la exploitation
&c csta riqueza n~acional.
Voy 4 San Luis Potosi q presldir
IN consejo dc generates Il que he
conrocado y en- el cual e5taran pre-
sentcs todos los icfcs miiitares que
tiancn = 81 cargo las diversas CAM
Da1as contra los rebeldcs de la eX-
;cnsa iona militar que Sc ha Pucsto
baio mi fcruIa. Mi prop6sito IS quo
Ia camDana cmpiecc. aRtcs dc quo
tcrmirc la scgunda qUinccna del pre-
scntc mes Y de Que I'M "ez empeza-
da SC continue cen TODD vigor hasta
lcgrar Ia p~acificaci6n dc las huaste-
rms
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16

TRES INDlVIDUOS FUERON
MUERTOS POR DOS FALSOS
AGENTES DE LA POLICIA

PUEBLA. Octubre Sci asunto
del dia ha sido Ia tragedia regiStra-
da aaoche en- la plazuela del Parral,
en- Ia que perdieron Ia vida tres per-
sonas muy conocidas en- ell barrlo,
por 81 laboriosidad y honradez.
Sc trata de los hermanos Amado y
AguStin Rojano, de veintiun y dieci-
ocho amos, respectivamente, Y del pa
Dire politico del seguniO. Adalberto
Salgado. dueno de una conOc!da zapa-
terra. muerto de la n mas CO.
barde por dos falsos agenteS de la
autoridad. que pretendian engaHar-
los con fines avieSoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
SAN LUIS POTOSI
Sc GESTIONA LA DEVOLUCION
DE LOS BIENES DEL CLERO

SAN LUIS POTOSI, Oactubre g
E. teraa obligado dc las converse
clones en- esta. es la noticia que Sc
ma esparcido r~eferente a que varlas
personals mas O menos influyentes
cstan hacienda gestiones activas GER
ca del gobierno del Estado para que
scan devueltas a los ~sacerdoteS del
quito cat0lico los bienes que les fuc-
ron i~ntervenidos por la revolution.
Calculase que las fincas, prople-
dad de los clerigos potosinos llegan
= dos mil, todas elias donadas por
acaudalados capitalists.
Entire otros de los bienes cuya devo-
iuci6n Sc esta agenciando figuran en-
primer termino los del Obispo Mon
tes de Oca y Obreg6n, incluso Ell sun
tuosisimo palacio Y la vastisima bi-
blioteca. utilizada actualmente por
los alumnos del Institute Cicntlfico
: Literario, ' de cuyos volumencs
que Sc cuentan por millares sc csta
hacienda un minucioso reglstrO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
, 4 TRAVES DE- NUESTRA REPUBLICA ..
CORRESPONDENCE De LOS ESTADOS
Octubre 10.

TORREON, Octubre 10.-En la
Ultima session efectuada por Ell Ayun
tamiento de esta Ciudad Sc aprob6
la loable ~iniciativa de e~stablecer una
e~scuela para eI a~prendizaje de la en-
fermcria practice Y otra para ell es-
tudio de la obstetricia.
Sc fund.- dicha aprobaci6n en- 10
it'll que resu!Ja Ell coaocimiento de
las 0racticas para Ia asistenc:a de
los eGccrmos, puesto que no solamen
te puede ser beneficiosa en- los esta-
biec!uaicntos sanitarios. sinO en- Ell
seno mismo del hogan, donde presta
siemprc grandcs ~ventaias.
ESco por 10 que reSpecta a Ia pri-
mcra de las referidas escuelas, Qus
tratandose de la segurda, no Sc pue-
dc d~esconocer 10 eficaz Y n~ecesario
cue cs poseer buenos conocimientos
en- eli acto mas importante de Ia Vi
da. como IS Il nacimlcnto De IN nuc-
vo ser. el que mu.has veces parece
por la ignorancia Is tan;as mujeres
que sin mtrito a!eCno Sc hacen pa
sar por professors.
Este benGfico proyccto esta me-
recicrdo Ia &tencion especial del
Ayuntamiento, el cual desea dejar
hue'la de 81 administration en- este
Municip;o, cstableciendo entire otras
meioras, les escueIas de Enfermeria
Practica Y Obstctricia.
FL local que sc destinara a dichos
eslabiccimieuloS cSta ancXO a! Hos
pital "Belisario Dominguez.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
ACMENI0 DE PRECIO 4 LOS
PURnS \ CiGARROS

HaSta mace uGos cuanUos dias UNI
camente Sc habia eievado, el precio
de los articuloS de primera necesi-
dad; pero ahora el ALA ACADIA de al.
canzar a los tabacos y el precio de
estos Sc elevo de IN golpe Ell IN Gin
cucnta por ciento. Alguaps one.
ciantes han inicado una ccmpeteacia
Y nnicamente les recargan 4 los Ia
bacos un veinticinco por %cianto; Pc
70 hasta ahora esa conlresencia no
Sc ha generalizado Y la mayoria sos
tlenen ell aumento de cin2uenta por
ciento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
Conserven eI higado &C
tive y los intestinos
Iimpios, con Gas
carrots"
Lo mejor para cuando n persona
esta biiiosa, enferma 0 doior de
cabeza, con nal aliento o o aci-
daces en- e! est0mag0.

;Cobrad amino! Haga ana limp!a
de sus intestinos esta noche y So
sentira bien. Tome "Cascarets" que
hagan funcionar su higado y que linz
pien su interior, y sc acabaran los
dolores de cabeza, los catarros, Ia
bilios;dad, ell nal a~liento, el sarro en-
la lengua, palidez, acidos y gases en-
eI cst6mago. Tome csta misma no.
che "Cascarets'', y grce de IA mas
hermosa V suave limpia del hi@ado '
los intcstinos, que jamas Ia expert
mentado. Animesc. Todo ci muDao
las esta usando. Las "C~ascarets' son
tambiGn ell mcjor laXante para los nj
nos. (A"N.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
Le dio una p~unaIada.

Rafael Romero, REQ rccluldo ell
Ia cruiia &C" de Ia carcel de Allen
de, tcnicndo que acudir d pasar lis
Ia de prcscnta salio dc la crujia, pc
10 en- CT canine sc e]ncontr0 con c.
REQ Jesus Vale, quien lc trio una
nunalada, ~lcSionando!o en- cl music
de la picrna dcrecha.
Vale por este nuevo dclito sufrl-
ri uu aumcnto eli su c%aut!vcriO.
Sc nieGan a ievantar infracciones.
FL Dcpartamcnto dc Sanidad Mu-
nicipal. dirigi6 un oficio al Inspector
General dc Policia, h~acicndole sabcr
uuc va SON muy frecuentcs las mueS
tras dc dcsobdicncia que dan los
gendarmcs. que al ser requeridos ror
los i~nspcctoreS dc bebidas Y cOmcsti-
blcs. de Saluhridad, etc, para que
conformc al articulo 273 del C0di-
20 Sanitario ayudcn a lcvantar las
infraccionCs dcscubicrtas. no haccn
case. dando con clio lugar Il quo los
infractorcs sigan comcticndo las
iregularidades que Sc prctcndc evil
tar.
FL EncargadO del Dcpartamcnto
aludido. di6 cucnta tambicn al Presi-
dcmtc Municipal dc cstas dcficlcn-
cias en- Ia Gcudarmeria Y lc pidc que
coopere para quo los g~uardianca ha-
gan cumplir las ordcncs de Ia ms
pccci0n dc Sandal.
Ell Gcrentc del F. c. de T~chusntcpcc
Proccdcnte de Puerto Mexico y
con e. fin de pasar temporada
eli este Puerto. lego ell ST.. Roscndo
Maury, gerente del ferrocarrIl dc
Tchuantepec.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
Sc REANUDO Ell TRAFFIC. EN-
TIRE MONTERREY y MA
TAMOROS
(Vicne de la ga. Pas.)

mes, cerca de trescientas fincas es-
tan actuaImente en- construction. No
paran all los trabajos, sino que los
a]gricoIas Sc han desarroIlaGo tambIen
en- grande e~scala, pucs que ahora TO-
dos los s~olares ~vacantes que Sc en-
contran llenos de yerbas. Sc ven semi
brados de maiz V legumbrcs.
Esto ha contribuido poderosamente
2 meiorar IA situacion del puerto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
nEsEn { q Z

DESE0 StCER Cl raraGero de Guadalupe
Mu1oz. oTlg!naria del Edo dc ZacatccaS. De
Is amos dc c!li. color IriEUclo, dc : pies
Ga csidiura, Las IltlmaS nOliCias que de
Cgndc cStuYO con Un invcn De - aiios. di-
risItndO~c Il" all para California. Y dc
JOsCra CuIlasO. q" &c ainS Dc edad. que
81 aCaWpafGia Il" III "SpOSO Jose Eli
<uriO. cue il"E!e - ail0s. moreno. { Y medic
pies de alto. III cSpUSp - CIatO : contra
lerpn malrlrUDniu cn HU!chiSon, Has, Diri-
Ir IHfogHc, a Julian SESAME. 1879 Dear
born 81. CHICAGO. Ill. -iU91
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
Como ocurrio la tragedia.

Los hechos ocurrieron de la 81
guiente manera: En- una de las acce-
sorias de Ia casa numero cuatro de
Ia Gale de Juan Antonio de Ia Fuenc
Re. antes Juan Mugica, tenia eSta-
blecida Amado Roiano una mlscela-
nea que atendia auxiliado por 81 cs-
posa Magdalena Ortega. pues 81 es-
raba baldado. Anoche. como a las
siete Y media, Sc ~presentaron en- di-
cha casa de concrete, Juan Y Azure
liano Candanedo. quieneS hacienda
Sc pasar como agentes De p~Olicia.
pretendieron lcvantar un acta de in
Fraction 4 los reglamcntos guberna-
mentivoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
Sc activa la campana.

Con gran actividad, sc prosiguc Ia
campana contra los cedillistas, que
m~erodean en- .algunos p~artidos del
~oricnte del Estado; las fuerzas cons.
tituc:onalistas al mando del general
?guneda, en- combination con las
del coroncl Enrique Salas, despues
de yarios ~cncucAtros, acaban de ha-
cevlcs namcrosos p~risioneros, que Sc
IAN traidos 4 esta. a disposition del
iefe de las operaciones mili:ares, ge-
neral JESUS s. Novoa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
ramos alegan su ciudadania.

canos que alegan su eiudadania.
Todos los favorecidos fueroR in
mediatamente dados de baja Y por
cuenta del Gobierno Sc les pagaror
sus boletos de regreso hasta el H.
gar de su origen, Y Sc les pagaror
integros sus haberes hasta el dia en-
Cue lIeguen a sus casas.
Sc cree en- los circu1os miltareS
que antes de que termine el mes er
curse, habran sido resueltas las so,
licitudes pendientes Y Sc sabra er
definitiva cuanto hombres atendie.
ron el llamamiento que les hizo Ia
naci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16

gas Y where's cxtraidos dc modc in
dcbido del Hospital General. para
~pr7ccdcr Gil contra dc los que encu-
brcn robos como el de que hcmos
dado cuCnta.
Tambien SC csti averiguamdo qulc
ncs otros. dentro del Hospital, estan
comprometidos Ell este e~scandaloso
aSuntc, para proceder contra clos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16

DISCO StRi:R 81 parldcro actual de HIS
E-rm:mu- Que hlrc sis amos cStaban; Mar
cos Itan2"l. IN Ia Villa dc GuadalUvc HI
Gal-o. del Ui>1rIlo Federal. Mexico, Y Per
irrtu l;lH@rI. "n >an Antonio. Texas. Agra
dc"rrH az" toHDs inrorIncs .fucTan digiiidOs
z Mi.!mt ltangrl. TnWah. TcNas -t0if
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
2cgreso ell Secretario.

FL Secretario general de Gobier-
no.. licenciado Jose Gonzalez, arrib6
aver a esta despues de d~isfrutar la
l~icencia de diez dias que el Ejecutl-
70 tuyo a bien concederlc: previas
las formalidadcs De estilo, lie hizo en-
.rega de su puesto Bernardo L. Ban
daia e~mpezando dcsde luego al des-
cmDeno de sus funcioncs.
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SOLICITUDES MATRIMONIALES

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