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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-09-14
GENERAL
SHOOTS HIMSELF AFTER
VISIT TO KERENSKY


NJ. Klschkln, a Cadet leader, had ac-
cepted the post of Minister of the In
terror In the reorganized Cabinet,
The Cadet party. through Prof Pau
Mniukon, has persistently stood out
for drastic punishment OF all those
aligned against the Provisional Gov
ernment, for the death penalty for
treason, and for severely repressive
measures against intriguers. kisoh-
kin, It was stated. had accepted his
office Internationally"
The newspaper Isyestia, organ OF
tho WorSmen and Soldiers Party
declared to-day that kornIlon and
Gen. Lukomsky had both intlmated
their readiness TO appear before
tribunal on the charge OF organizing
an anti government revolt. Lukom-
SKY was offered the supreme COM
mand when Korniloff's revolt be-
came known, but refused H. joining
iOrCa with the former chief
GCr Ru2skN was named com
mardyr on the north front, succeed
.. @,,n ktrmuuNskN, and Gen, Co
m.aorr succeeded Dcnikine on tho
southwestern front, Denikine has
been arrested and will bs held -
answer q treason charge
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GIVE US EVIDENCE
DEMANDS FOREMAN
/. OF SOAP PDOXPROBE
,lcllnitr k1na Tell, t.u
Grams lury iia. II,aj
ul W Crmt

I..... COO grarG iH. 200 H
tfraHIsr k.H'a. 'Hr Har.,.. s '1ra.
f..r. has ~ 'aI ftI..I 70 fs I.f..'.
sa's agalnsi s"sp b"f 'ra.'r'
preaching fsdI'Hn arI anH.ur uYO
onrsra IlIEe H.in'ff. ..ia.
instructed 90 fa 40 ru
Foreman k.u'a told ibs court 'pa'
NOT ons case Lsd been fubm',t'I 30
them which showed that the rta's
lav had been violated
Judge Mcintyre announced thlt
the principle ~ free speech is plain
If di-uuRmsuable from assembling
vIh the intent 10 commit violence
upon prot=riy 90 persons, to f"si-t
the execution of the lsN 60 disturb
public oidcr. OF for the pcpstrs uon
~ that inspiring public terror o.
alarm"
Again Judge MolntyIc impressed
on the Grand Jurors that the pro-
curemcnt of evidence IN with the
Police department.
Foreman konta's remarks. delivered
after Judge Mcintyre had repeated
his charge. would make II Rppc,r that
all the officials involved are passing
tho buck" and that Ahe Investigation
from which NO much was expected II
not likely TO get anywhere. MIR.
Konta said
I'VE assure your Honor that We
wall give your instructions our most
scrupulous attention and follow them
wherever there IN defendant
charged with tho crime TO which you
refer.
We fully understood your original
instructions and we have been at all
times prepared TO lndicL our ditt-
Guilty. however. has been insuperdPl''
No one has presented any informa-
tion. deposition or evidence or any
kind against single individual
charged with this crime.
"We do not know whether the law
has been violated and, II so, whether
blame should he fixed upon he
police. the Magistrates or the District
Attorney"
I'opo Of suppressing 'tsoap-box"
or. .y.ry and other demonstrations
a sAirst the policy OF the Government
ana It's allies. led to-day To "a resOlu-
ton by tho Federal Grand Jury, ask
Ing for the corporation or United
States Attorney Caffey and the De-
partmont OF Justice In preparing and
submitting 20 Congress n bill that
win regard suoh ''sedltious and treas
onaLle practices" as crimes.
II mas como 20 the attention OF the
Grand Jury that "a certain hostile
and antagonistic course ~ conduct is
being pursued In and around New
York City, and In other sections
within tho jurisdiction OF the South
ern District OF New York"
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AMERICAN SHIP
W|LMORE SUNK IN
A j BOAT ATTACK
Sent to Bottom as She Takes
Coal, Locomotives and
Oil to France.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Ameri-
can ship Wimore was sunk py a
German submarine on Sept. IL. ac-
cording to an announcement made
to-day by the British Admiralty.
All the members Of the crew OF the
vessel were saved.
The American steamer Wilmore,
reported sunk by a submarine last
Wednesday. IL owned by the VIII
more steamship Company. a subsid-
iary Of the Berwind White Coal Com
pany OF No. l broadway. New York.
At the office OF tho coal company all
information regarding the vessel was
refused until Government confirma-
tion OF the sinking OF the ship has
been received.
II is understood that the wilmorc
was armed. carried crew OF fifty and
was In command Of Capt. James f.
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GETS KING WILL"
UNDER WHICH WIDOW
GOT S3,OOO,OOO MORE
find" said Mr.. Swami, "and am
sure that il will have an impor.
tant bearing on the future de-
velopmsnts OF this case"

The subpoenas 10 tho banks were
sent early this morning following a
conference with Assistant District
Attorney Dooling and an examine
ton ot the Means papers which
lasted until 5 o'clock this morning.
Later Mr.. Swami went 10 the Judson
Hotel, ON Washington square, where
he conferred with Martin Van Buren,.
a lawyer representing Mrs, Anna J..
Robinson's counsel 4, G, McDufnc Of
Atlanta. Mr.. Van Buron had received
a telegram from McDufiie telling him
of now points to be covered In New
York. and new persons TO be seen.
The message concluded:
Congratulate District Attorney
Swami on tho excellent work he has
done In New York"
The many friends OF Mrs King in
this city who have come forward
voluntarily TO assist in the lnyestl-
cation being conducted by the Dis
trlct Attorney have been OF great as
sistanoc to Mr.. Swami lie has
learned through them among other
things that for years II has been the
custom of Means TO have iuvostlga-
tlon made Of the lie and nutocedeuts
Of all with whom he was brought
closely in contact
/ II Is through these friends also that
1 the District Attorney has secured the
/ evidence which to-day caused him u
announce that he had no doubt that
I Mrs KING was the victim or con
/ spiracy in watch a man ana woman
were the principal figures. he finds
40 the documents hu has cNaminod
hints NJ 'orgorN bachmul ana hcft
on a large scale,
District Attorney Swami to-day
4eceNe ed the following telegram troL,
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Maclay 1Ioyne. states Attorney at
Chicago:
"Hlve mailed you photograph Of
new King will. together with tran
script Of testimony OF Attorney New
man. Also other papers and docu-
ments in possession OF Attorney
Newman which | procured. Please
have copies made OF such OF these
papers and documents as you need
and return everything to me at your
earliest convenitrcs.
"Wlll mail tomorrow statements
made by Secretary OF Merchants
Trust and Loan Company concern
Ing several trust agreements han
died by them for Mrs. King and
Means"
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cannot endure tho suspense. Much
love from your loving
MOTHER.
Love 10 Bud"
one of the most Interesting fea-
tures OF to-days search concerns
-my sterious telegram recalling the
TX. Adams" message that set tho
authorities on tho track of DIR. War
rem Waite for tho murder OF his
wife's parents.
On the night Mrs. King was shot
this telegram was received In New
York from Concord:
Mrs. King. No. 1885 Park Avenue.
died. Concord, very peculiar circum-
stances. Investigate"
In showing photographs OF the
message. Mr.. Swami declined to say
TO whom It was sent The name
aligned, also withheld from reporters.
Is believed to have been fictitious.
Mr.. Swami now mas agents collect
ing samples Of the writing OF all per-
sons in Concord who knew OF the
shooting at the time the telegram
was filled. One OF those who knew
OF the shooting was Capt. w. $. Bing-
ham OF Concord, who was motoring
with tho King party.
When the Identity OF the sender is
ascertained, he or she Will be asked
to tell the reason for thinking Mrs
Kings death was under peculiar
circumstances" at a time II was gen.
orally believed accidental.
A new figure to-day in the In
quiry is an Italian Countess who mas
home IN Washington. She was a
contidant OF Castor Means, and Mr.,
| Swami has been told received let
ter from Means a few months ago
relating TO the disposition OF Mrs.
/ Kings property.
Detectives Cunnlnf and Jones de-
tailed to the District Attorney
office, with several agents OF the Dc
partment OF Justice. this afternoon
took possession OF the apartment at
! No. 1855 Park Avenue, formerly oc-
( Cupied by CASTOR Il. Means.
| They began n thorough search at
once and soon discovered dicto-
] graph with all appurtenances, a re-
/ Volver and n large number OF cart
/ ridges, and additional papers wnich
/ had been secretcd and had escaped
the notice OF Assistant District At
| torney Dooling when he visited the
| fiat.
These papers were declared by the
agents OF the Department of Justice
10 be Of great Importance, and the
detectives were warned not TO dis
close to any one the contents or docu-
ments which were impounded for n.
Government. h4a n1MA
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STATE WILL BEGIN
NEW INQUIRY INTO
KING CASE MONDAY
u. S. Agent Has Conference
With MeanS-HaS Writ
for His Papers.
Especial From Staff correspondent
OF The Evening WORLDLY

CONCORD. \. q, sept. iI-Prc.
lIminary steps toward the formal re-
opening OF the inquiry into the shoot
ing Of Mrs Mnudc A. King at Black
welder's Spring on the night Of Aug.
20 were taken to-day with the return
TO this city Of G. II, Ambrose. agent
OF the Department Of Justice. lie at
once went To the Shern"s office and
later, accompanied by . deputy pro-
CcCdcd TO the home OF Gaston IA
Means. Mrs. Kings business adviser.
Means accompanied the two men TO
the office Of his father, Col. William
q. Means, the attorney. Here they
went into a lengthy conference. Ru-
mors spread about the city that an
arrest had been made or was lmme-
diately contemplated.
II has been definitely announced
that the inquiry into the wealthy
woman's death viii begin ln Concord
next Monday, Solicitor Clement hy
then viii have finished with the muir.
der cases which have kept him in
court at Salisbury and will give his
entire time 10 tho King mystery.
Ambrose sought to interview Means
yesterday. hut the latter refused TO
talk to him. Means evidently had
change OF heart
4.
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GERMANS BEATEN
IN NEW OFFENSIVE
AGAINST FRENCH
Advance North II AiSne Are.
Heavy Bomharjnent J.
Quickly Che,kel

PARIS. sept "a NluIent bandits.
hand ~ .ung mafs.i Ifsn,h r~pu.ss
- o. formidable offfnaiNs blow ~ ths
Germans az dsybrsak around The
Classmates plateau tcnem.n ass
pamesl nor'h - the Aisue. to-dsys
official report declared.
Tho German assault came after .
part cuiariy heavy bombandmsnt.
French troops met the special storm
ing troops and forced them back, In
flictinE heavy casualties
LONDON. sept. ii.--Fisld Marshal
IIaiE's report from the British head
quarters In France Issued to-day BY
tho British War office. says
There ~ nothing of special inter
es' 10 report"
BERLIN. sert. II CyiS London).-
German shock troops yesterday
penetrated az fsr as the second
French line west OF Guignicourt. on
Tho Asnc front. AMI inficted heavy
losses on tho defenders. according 90
the Official statement issued to-day
by the German war once.
In Flanders the artillery battle in
creased 20 drum fire, the announce
meut adds. but no English attack
developed.
The German General stan reports
that on the night OF Sept. 1913 the
British were driven from the wooded
section north OF Langenarck, on the
lIolgian front. and that numerous
Englshmon were taken prisoner.
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It's way on 20 the boat for Jersey
City.
Then relatives sprang as II they had
come out Of tho ground. Aftor see
Ing the regiment pass on the avenue.
they had hurried by trolley and auto
mobile 10 the foot OF TweEty-tnlrd
street and here the police bars were
thrown down entirely. Fathers,
mothers. sisters. wives and sweet
hearts ran along the line asking for
this company and that, and being
given tho information. soon found the
ones they sought and thore were
more farcwells.
Finally. when the soldiers had om-
barked for Jersey City. streams Of
their relatives were crossing the Hud-
son to say goodby again before the
men entrained
Four trains were used 70 carry the
men ON their way South.
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NO WORD OF MlNNEHAHA.
New York oRcs SIN waiting Con-
armatIOn of shaking.

No word concerning the Atlantic
Transport liner Mlnnehaha. reported
sunk by a German submarine Off the
coast OF ireland last Friday. had been
received to- day at the office OF the In
,crnational Mercantile Marine. Ofiiclals
Of the line were stll waiting for an
answer 10 the urgent cable sent TO the
London ofice asking FOR information re-
garding the liner The delay In getting
reply made some OF the officials hope
ful that tho report would prove errono-
Gus
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Charlotte for Osborne and Means,
and his father went homo TO await
his arrival. Ambrose then had
conference with Sheriff Howard
Caldwell Of Cabbnrus County. lie
would not discuss the nature Of their
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Damn UnInterrstInR." herman En-
y0y's Comment.

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 1.-THE news
Is damn uninterestinE to me-" was the
angry retort OF German Minister Won
Eckhardt here to-day when effort was
made to obtain his comment on the
American expose u' how he used
Swedish Charge Cronholm rs a mcsscn-
ger. and recommended that he be dec
Grated by the Kaiser
Won Eckhardt denied he had msdc
any recommendation Tor Herr Cron-
holm's decoration Tor services rendered
10 Germany"
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FRENCH HALT BIG GERMAN DRIVE NORTH OF ALSNE

srs hss snisrf ifts tors ft.s.srs
80 tta isgaWar De- f ... ..b
dIpienist thuart ~bsss fHfafHrs' .s
frea = hosiiis oamp .ar tt araAf.l
nofesFsf. ht sf,s e. itfffuisd ~ -
offrisi diriomaus tr,sss=~ufss bs
fsssa tiis ssafisn go uuf EtasI.
isnfF. o. tks cuufss - fais b. 10
sbussd a. ~ psfsons.iT ssrh rhi
io ths tsisffsph ofiios. nai ssIioH
euita iats st niFhL iu udt. to Istl
10 ne tsiegfsms
nsrr Cfouhoim sas formerly e.
rekins shd 81 Tos.s. trd vss rs.
lpanribis Zoe ths preliminary o.
Isngsmsnts Ntirh tsa g. us made o.
fhs representation ~ bic oauufr5 ir
each ease nsfors hs esms oui hsr'
be haa been ia thsrss - 'hs Zoo
sa,ais Csnfrsl a. itamnufr lisrr
rronhoim has not rlt q tuti.sh bui
ouiy . Chinsss ofd,r at rrsssut
vsat.ss a. f,fbm.t 90 iouf ~
rsiisney the advissbiiity ~ ayinF
before iIis Majesty ihs Emperor the
name % Herr Cronholm. with O vies
20 the Crown order % the second
Class bsihs bestowed on him
u would perhaps hs desirable. IN
order not 10 sHoiss the snsmys Sus.
pielon, 20 treat with secrecy TIE mat
tsr OF the issue % the patents until
tho end % the war. should the de.
cision be favorable 70 my suggestion.
1 this would mean that tho matter
would be communicated 10 no one
but the recipient and his Govern
ment. and even to them only under
the seal % secroey. while the publ.
J cation of the bestowal OF tho decora.
ton would be postponed until the
end Of the war.
! should bo particularly grateful
A., 10 Your EKeellency n I could DO fur
nisbed with tslsErhphic news Of the
4 bestowal OF the decoration. which l
strongly recommend in view OF the
T, circumstances detailed above.
Won EcKllARDT.
The object OF publishing this
. year-and IA half-old message now.
II appears. is 20 show the swedish
Government that the United states
has known for months OF It's sham
neutrality.
BUENOs AIRES, Sept ll-The
anti-Oerman demonstrations con-
3 tlnued until an early hour to-day,
despite the efforts OF the police to
prevent crowds from massing at any
point long enough TO do damage.
Police charged resisting mobs re-
peatedly. and several were injured
by vitrlol thrown at them. A police
!. lieutenant was 80 badly burned he
is in a hospital.
Count Won Luxburg. expelled Ger
man Minister, slipped In from the
interior yesterday. He lodged threat
ening crowds by leaving the train
Twelve miles outside OF the city and
being taken 10 hts home in the Chief
of Policies car. lie has been granted
a few days in which TO wind up
his affairs. II Is believed In diplo-
matio circles he will go TO Para
quay. 10 which country he Is also
accredited as Minister. provided
Paraguay agrees. Luxburg seemed
astonished on his arrival by the hos
till,y OF the crowds.
And these are my friends, the Ar
gentinesl" he exclaimed TO employees
Of the legation who met him; what
has happened? know absolutely
nothin.. what has transpired7"
AMSTERDAM, Sept. IA Berlin
despatch says that the Argentine
Naval Attache at Berlin, capt. Celery,
has been recalled by his Governmen'.
No reason has been given. but It Is
believed that his recall Is connected
with the Swedish AFFAIR.
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BELMONT PARK WINNERS.

FIRST HACE-Ths northampton for
all ages; handicap, selling, seven fur
longs Right. l04. iS to s, to Z aud
10 o. first Starl Ike. 1903. : Ia I, TO 2
and TO D.. second Home Sweet Home.
i07, 10 10 T. C to and to ,, third.
Serenesi. Gill.es, Harvest King and
Cuurtshlp alEo ran.
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GIRLS BREAK THROUGH LINES
FOR LAST EMBRACE,

A. times when there were halts on
the limo OF march and the boys were
'at ease" girls rushed through the
lines when the police weren't looking
and there were hasty hugs and good
by smacks and the lucky soldiers
weren't in the least embarrassed.
while their comrades looked on 81
lently In envy
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were for the nntty troopers Of squad
ron A and the police band. The tears
ana handclapping were for the regi-
mont. Old women cried 60 their
sons ~ they went by The boys saw.
but could make only the slightest in
clination Of their heads ana then
Eyes 'front.'" again. But there were
tears In the eyes Of many OF tho
young soldiers at tho sound OF well
known voices on the sidewalk.
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BEGGED DAUGHTER TO WRITE
WHEN ALONE.

How | miss you every time ! pass
your door. II gives me that lonely
feeling. A letter from VIII. saying
that he needs a rest. Thinks of "is-
fling some beach. lie asks about
YOU, dear. and writes a few things
that / cannot put on paper, but
would like you to know them, Are
yoi coming back soon? Destroy this
and answer for yourself When you
are alone, Remember dear none so
dear as your own mother Am will
ing 90 help YOU, Nothing like ones
own blood. Write II only = line. !
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-09-14
~IEth Annual Robbery of Okla
homa Hank.

ARDMORE, Okla. Sept. 1.-THE bank
at Elmorc. Okla, was robbed early to-
day by six masked bandits, part OF
whom drove the townspeoplo indoors
while others wrecked tho safe. The
bank has been robbed six times within
the last six years
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MOTHERS PATHETIC LETTER
ON EVE OF TRAGEDY.

One OF the most pathetic letters
ever written by mother TO daughter
was made public to-day when Dis
trlot Attorney Swami gave out a
copy OF the communication sent by
Mrs. A. l.. Robinson. mother OF Mrs.
King, to her daughter the day before
Mrs. King was killed.
At the time OF writing the letter.
Mrs. Robinson thought Mrs. King
was In Chicago, and addressed her
there, putting a special delivery stamp
on tho envelope. The letter was for
warded to the apartment OF Means.
at No. 1lj5 Park Avenue. and was
discovered opened among the papers
seized by Assistant District Attorney
Doollng, 1t follows:
"My Darling:-
"Why don't you write TO mother
direct and let me know where you are
and who is with you? You surely
must have some maid or woman COM
panlon, / know how timid you are,
and think and worry about your be-
. lllb an obOuN SOu
me. Only get out on the porch. DR.,
Griffith says only rest will cure. do
miss you, my darling.
May left without telling me til
she came in 70 say goodby. saying
that she was going to meet Coleman
AT tho Manhattan Hotel in New York
TO rent apartments, She has not
wired me since. So l wired Bud
| (Gaston Means) to look her up and
sec II she Is all right. as she went
alone. II Bud has not told you
won't you ask him about It and see
where she ls and who is with her?
am heartsick about II. For why
does she not wire and relieve my
mind? l hope Mary is not there.
How Is your business coming on
Let me know your hotel so that
can he in touch with you, for you
must realize my condition so fai
away alone. You can send registered
letters. Won't YOU please do so'
Don't let any business keep you from
your mother. do not wish to worry
you, my dear but do have MAJ
looked up and inform me, Ask Bud
why he does not answer my wire
Am writing this out on porch. Love
and kisses to you, my darling
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
I5O HEwARD-Gold filled rns on oesan PIt
way Coney Island. Hetarn W w, H. ReInlcs
Sea GAZE. COney Island
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DIED..

IuLL.-ARTHUR ASA HILL.
THE FUNERAL CHURCH CCamp.
beh's. 1870 Broadway, SATURDAY. .
L. NJ.
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Extra Specials for Friday and Saturday September lh and Is,

MALLOMS-Nou know, thosr M.
nutiN. honey sweet, delicious MaTsh,
mallOws. for which LOFT II fnmnh.
well, these are the idrntical Eaods
each enclosed In u covering ef ~:
IneNccllcd Chocolate. Our a
reg 2or goods; EXTRA CHR
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-21
CASPA

81 tiene caspa, solo es
cosa do mas o menos
tempo para que 30 Quede
caIvo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-21
Sc NEcEsITAN


Sc necasitan doscientos hombres en-
Pueblo, Colo, para TRAFALGAR en- reno
yer, ~juntar, y poner pleas de acero
y otros trabajos concernientes a ira
bajadores comunes. Pagaremos $500
al dfa, y daremos pase libre de cuaI-
quier punto en- Nuevo Mexico donde
este en- operation ell %ferrocarril "Rio
Grande;" ademas, Ie1 daremos a la
persona que reuna Veinticinco HON.
bres y les entSegue en- Pueblo, Colo,
lie daremos $500 por cada uno, 81 &c
pone a TRAFALGAR, o lie daremos su pase
para que Sc v~uelva, 81 no quiere ira.
baiar con nosotros. A cuaIquier hom-
bre que trabaie 80 dias 0 mas, lie da.
mn su pase de vueIta a cualquier
punto donde este en- operaci6n ell fe'
rrocatril sARio Grande."
FRONEY BROTHERS.,
100 N. Santa Fe Ave,
Al Pueblo, Colorado,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-21

Medalla de Orc por escritura Ell
maquina, regalada por Mr.. Yontz. con
cedida a Ross Olivas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-21

suya fotografia reproduce.
mos aqui, nos ha efrviado
una relacion 1uradn muy
tnteresante acerca de los
notables resultados CUE
tanto ella como sus hijos
han obtenido del Metodo
Calvacura. Desearinmos
enviarle q vd. un dupll.
cado do dicha relacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-21
DE- Los ALUMNOS
PREM|ADOS EN- Il CO.
LEG|0 DE- San MIGUEL

Los jovenes que termlnaron su curse
EN- Ell coIeslo, y que graduaron, re.
ciblendo sus diplomas, fueron Albert
r. Hesch, Louis r, valdes, Carl 7.
Joerger, Anthony j.. Tarpey, JOSS
M ponohue y Jose r. Napoleon, los
que recibleron sus diplomas de ma.
no, del Rev. Mons. Fourchegu.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-21

"A nuestro suscritor Quirino r. Tru
jillo, de Green River, Utah, lie supli-
camos pida SUI peri6dicoge n la estafeta
pues nosotros Sc 10 mandamos con
toda r%egularidad cada semana.
suscRIBAsE A LA CRUZ + RoJA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-21

Diplomas por escritura en maquina
concedidos a.:
Luis Valdes
Gabriel Pop. a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-21
AvIso.

A quienes estas conciernan: I
Por la presente Sc da aviso, que no.
sot, as, las abajo firmadas, cerrare-
mos la administration del Estado d.
Pauline Montoya, finado, en- Ell Pri.
ner Lunes de Julio pr6ximo, cuando
la corte de Pruebas Sc reunlra IN sc.
si5n otra vez
DoLoRiTAs p. MoNToYA,
-(Firmado)
-poLoRiTAs MoNToYA.
Administrators.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-21

lido mas bonito y bien hecho. Escoja
de- entire 60 classes de telas y 80 esti-
los. Mandenos una tarjeta postal y
lie enviaremos libro de ~estilos, e infor-
maci6n particular acerca de los esti-
los, blancos para medirse solos, ETC.,
NO Sc ESPERE. Nosotros pagamos
Ell costo de porte. Mande una postal
HOY MISMO. a
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