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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22

Miss Pauline Wood and Charles ".
CHM of Rock Island were united in
marriage yesterday afternoon the cere-
mony taking place in Davenport in the
Office of Mayor John Berwald. who Off
clated at the ceremony They were
accompanied by Mrs. Lulu Grin and
Mrs. Farver, both of Rock Island. The
bride was in a dress of embroidered
blue and white wolfe Following the
ceremony the company came TO Rock
Island and had wedding dinner at
the New Harper They VIII make their
home home at the New Harper, where
Mr.. CHM is employed as assistant en-
giueer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22

Mr. ana Mrs Julius Erbstefn in
their home 400 Fifth-aud-a-half ave
nue.. last evening entertained to honor
ar and Mrs j. Tenenbom Of Little
Rock Ark, celebrating at the same
time the second anniversary OF the
marriage of the host and hostess and
the birthday anniversary of Mrs Frb-
STEMS mother. Mrs u. Smith OF 324
West Flfth street, Davenport The
evening hours we're very much en-
joyed with games of whist in which
the prizes We're won by Mrs. Louis
Erhsrein, Jake Silverman and Julius
Teuenhom. Mrs. Teneubom receiving
3 pretty guest favor Musical num-
bers we're given and later the com
pany was invited 10 the dining room
for collation. In the center OF the
table vas a large wicker basket filed
with pink and white carnations. an
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22
Personal Points

Montgomery Eeigs has returned 70
KeoEuk after spending day with Col
oneI c. W Durham, 1880 First avenue.
a W. CHAMPION. 1918 Second ave
nue. left last night for Wisconsin on
q short business "trip
Miss Dorothy HerI0cker Of Freeport
is q guest at the home of Miss Marie
Bruner, 742 Fifteenth street
Miss Lillian Youngerr Of Hartford
Conn. returned nome yesterday after
visiting Mrs. Edgar Anderson, 6l7 For
ty-fourth street. Mrs. EIVera Young
art of Chicago. formerly Of this city is
q guest Of Mrs Edgar Anderson
Mrs Carl Mynning of Davenport
left today for Cambridge where she
VIII spend several DAYS.
Mrs. Ben NuhIhauser. 1914 Four
teenth and q half street. left this morn
ing for FeWanee to visit for few
DAYS.
GIr and Mrs. George G.. BawmaHn,
744 ThirGeth street. are parents Of a
daughter. born Tuesday.
Mrs. Otto O. Wicker and daughters
Of 1901 Sixth avenue. have gone 70
Campbell's island where they will
spend the summer and early autumn
at their cottage "SidewaE Inn" Mr..
Wicker will spend HE week-ands and
his vacation with his family.
Ars. G.. J. Sweusou and daughter
Mrs z. J. Sodergreu left yesterday for
their home ia Chicago after attending
the AuEustaua synod convention. Dur
ing heir stay here they were guests
O.. Mrs. Sweusea's brother. Professor
Peter Beuzou.
Miss Marie Premier IF Detroit. who
has been visiting friends in this city.
los D.. Fs-f q %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22

LADIES' Nd soCTeIV q central "Ta@-
hvteriau church entertained q large
number of people last evening in tine
church entertainment hall. presenting
the following program
Piano rrio-Helen WiIes Blanche
Treukeuschuh and A-vi]la Shiuske.
Piano s0Io-HeIen Wfles
Reading Milton IgIehart
Piano Florence Treukenzcbuh.
Vocal solo-N1rs Ralph Andrews.
Reading Mrs w u. Parks
Piano duet Blanche Treuk enschuh
and ArvIITa Shinske
Piano s0l0-ArviIla Shiuske
After the program refrashmeut
were served in the parlors where flags
garden lowers and bunting were used
as decorations A substantial sum Of
money was cleared
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22

II precfpitated. the sugar should be
one-half or less Of the amount of the
Juice. Il the juice shows no precipi-
tatlon under this test it is unsuitable
for jelly making and must be com
b5ue5 with apples or other juices rich
10 peCtlg.
The housewife will do well before
making the test 10 taste the Juice. as
fruits not as acid as good tart apples
probably will not make good jelly
unless mixed with other fruits which
are acid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22
Celebrate First Anniyerssvv.

a company of 20 friends went IN
announced 10 tae home Of Mfr and Mrs.
p J Fischer. 11r6 Eighteenth avenue.
last evening. taking them much by sur
prise and helping them celebrate the
first anniversary OF their marriage.
They took with them provisions fer a
delicious lunch which they served and
they sboweTed the bride and groom Of
a year with cotton articles of c0usfd-
cradle value Musical numbers were
given and TIE company danced and had
q E..rrH am.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22
Banana Cake

Mix and bake the following mixture
0ne-haIf cup butter fscantJ. one cup
sugar. one-haIf cup milk, Us cups
-four. three teaspoons baking powder
whites or four eggs, one-haif teaspoon
vanilla. Put between layers boiled
fr0sUuE covered with thin slices of
banana and frost the TOP. This should
be eaten the day # is made
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22

June meeting OF the Dorcas guild OF
the First Lutheran church was held
yesterday. Miss Mary Peterson enter
tanning IA her home. I411 Ninth street
The attendance was large and the aft
eraoou passed quickly with work at
fancy articles Plans were made for
a picnic which viii be held al Long
View park at the time 81 the Septem-
Der meeting. the July ana August SEES
sIons 80 be omitted The hostess
served her guests with s nice lunch in
the course of tile afternoon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22

Dear Mrs. Thompson u I am q
girl OF is and am taken for one of
16. have been going steady with
young man for some time but I
have gone 10 school parties and other
entertainments with boys ot my own
age He said this was all right at
first. bat now he does not want me
10 go with them ] have never broken
an engagement with him for them /
think am roo young to keep steady
company with any one person now.
for / have my education 70 think OF.
Don't YOU think i should SO with
more than one hoy2
70 This young man has asked me
10 stop dancing I only dance at
home and at my friends homes for
my parents are against COINS TO balls
and dances. Don't you think 1t is
selfish Of bin 10 want me to stop this
80 nv ankles are very weak. How
can / make them strcna2 TOL.aNDE.
~ Yes, you are too young to 60
with only one boy.
% Yes. If IL IS matter Of priu-
eipia with him it is not selfish but If
he is just Jealous. il is You should
be able to tell which ii SIS and act ac-
c0rdzuEfv
80 SIT down In chair and point
YOUR foot and turn It In a rotary mo
ton about hundred times at a sit
ting. YOU should de this about TWO
or three times a daE
Dear Mrs Thompson ( am q step
mother. My husband has two grown
daughter who work and earn good
pay. Yet my husband c0mpcIs me re
keep two boarderz and me collects
ell
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22
Shower te Honor Miss Lamp.

Miss Agnes Lamp, whose marriage
To Eugene Householder of AudaIusia is
an event of Friday. June % was hon
ored yesterday ST a miscellaneous
shower given by aIrs William Peter
son, Mrs Christ Schmjd and Mrs. VII
liam Leaf in the home OF the former.
22S5 Nineteenth avenue Moline. j
company Of IS ladies was entertained.
enjoying a very delightful afternoonu
IN informal soeiability. The house was
beautifully bright with decorations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED.

Two divorces were granted by Judge
". T. Church yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Josephine NIortier was given
decree from her husband. Oscar Nor
tier, and Joseph Wolunas was freed
from Mrs Stacia Woluuas. Desertton
was charged in both instances. L. l.
Eagle was counsel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22
o. E. $. Social Circle at Temple.

Mrs. +. H. Ltdders acted IS hostess
to the o. r. s. Social circle Yesterday
entertaining 90 members in the par
lors CT the Masonic temple Plans
We're made 10 hold q basket picnic at
the Watch Tower Thursday. July 10.
when members viii entertain their
families. Lunch was served in the
small dining room where garden flow
ers were used as decorations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22

The Ladies' Aid society ~ the Rock
Island County Humane society VII
mold q lawn s0ciable at the home Of
Mrs. A J. Riess, Eighth-and-a -haIf
avenue and Twenty-ffth street. Mon
day. June 25, afternoon and evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22
MARRIED ny JESTICr

James " Martin, Atlas. Iowa. and
Miss Gladys Marie SteTett. Iowa City,
we're united in marriage yesterday aft
ernoon by Justice D. J. Cleland. The
former Is q farmer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22

IL is not fair that she should be the
ONLY one who does this Kindness
and cheerruIness and a just division
OF the surplus income VIII bring
peace to your home. Try 10 have
these daughters bring about this hap
pier state Of affairs
Dear Mrs. Thompson. I have been
keeping company with a young Wo-
man about a year and we seem 10 be
very much I'm love with one another
Bat I realize that marriage between
MS would be q failure because she has
q surlv disposition and is generally
uncuIturcd still there is something
which forbids me TO leave her What
should I dor STRANGER.
Having the strong tie of love TO
bind you together you should be able
to- overcome many of the differences
wbicn threaten TO separate you.
There is no greater barrier to happl-
ness after marriage than difference
tn disposition and In tastes. Talk the
matter over kindly with the girl and
If she loves you truly she VIII try
to overcome these tendencies to which
Won object Il is possible, too. she
Will suggest some Improvement In
Your temp permanent which Won viii be
glad to make for the sake Of har-
m0nv.
Dear Mrs Thompson. have known
a young man for three years and Of
late have been keeping steady com
panr. i know that he loves me and
he has asked me to marry him, but
] have not accepted him He is
steady worker while ] am very fond
Of pleasure 7 think he could not
satisfy my whIms. But he calls me
Indifferent and selfish because he can
not afford the pleasures ] wish.
Should / accept him or give him up
Undecided.
At present your tastes are not
enough alike TO ensure happiness
when married. Neither is entirely
right for If is as foolish 10 work all
the time without any pleasure as it
is to play all the time without any
work So unless each of YOU can
change somewhat TO meet the others
taste You viii never agree.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22

Ladies' Black Boot SILK Hose.
fuu fashioned, en-
pair ......... .-.......s.. ..-......... ~ AZ t.,
Children's ribbed hose, IT
per pair ..... ......... 4 t.
Hosiery Section-Main Floor
Collars and Handkerchief
Fongee and Crash Collars. in all
S coI1gs' . .'o 48C
C0l0red Cotton Crepe Collars for
@ @rssaay . and yo'.e 35c
CoIOred Novelty Handkerchief
borders 5e9ay .............. 123c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22
Throughout the
Store

j his Saturday Special
Column proves interest
ing to all women and is
directly responsible for
crowded departments in
which items are for sale
get the habit-read
the column every Fri
elaborate descrlp
tons are not uecc sarH
everything listed in
this column is a genuine
bars gain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-22
Hosiery

III FE'T|fTe ~ |TI|II :"
Main Floor,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14

DESCARRILO UN TREN DE PA
SkJEROS.

CIUDAD VICTORIA, Julio 10
Entire todos los circulos sociales de
esta ciudad, reina ~profUnda conster
naci5n por ell tragico acontecimiento
registrado ell ola de aver, en- el ca
mino ferroviario que Sc eXtiende de
esta poblacion a varias que Sc en-
cuentran al Norte del Estado.
Segln informaciones telegraficas
recibidas por varias personals, e. tren
de pasajeros que venia a esta ciudad,
procedcnte de los lugares anterior
mente ex~presados, desacrrilo cerca
de la Estacion de Monte Morelos, ig-
norandose hasta estos momentos, las
perdidas que tengan que lamentarse.
Embellishments que Ia Direction
tuvo conocimiento del funesto suce-
so, crden6 que un tren saliera en- au-
yilio de las victimas, llevando 4 Dor
do suficientes medicamentos para i'm
partiries las atenc:ones Y cuidados
que lutheran menester.
Hasta estos momentos no Sc CO.
nocen mas detalles del desc2rrilamien
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
Mej0raS en- el puerto.

Candida Aguilar ha enviado al in
geniero Antonio Prieto. para que pre-
seNtc 4 Ia consideration del Ayunta-
micnto I'm proyecto para la f~iltraci6n
de las aguas, Y Ia depuracion biolG-
gica de los dcsperdicios de Ia ciudad.
FL asunto fue tratado anoche mismo
por el II. Ayuntamiento, quien acor
do estudiar concjenzudamcnte ell pro-
veto de cue Sc trata. lndudablemcn-
te que ell Gobierno del Estado. ayu-
dara en- csta labor u Ia corporation
municipal. pUcs es ante TODD nccesa-
rio ampiiar cl a~cucducto que no pro-
duce cl aqua necesaria para Ia po--
blacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
Las fiestas en- honor dc JuareZ.

Las ficstas CT haEor &c! P&tricio
2enito Juarez. sc preParan o gran
solcmnidad. Los aiumnos de las Es-
cuclas Oficiales, concurriraH para
prestar su co~ntingente Ell las fiestaS.
La Direction General de Education
va ha girado a los directories lie las
Escuelas Oficiales, una circular pre-
viniendoles que Sc presenter cl dia
dieciocho de julio, aniversario de Ia
muerte del Benemerito, en- cl Jardin
Juarez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
FL personal dc los tallc.es militares
paso rcviSta.
LEGO Ell general" Albanez.

FL jefe de las ~operacioneS militares
en- los Estados de Michoacan y ia
l!sco, Melton Albanez. lego a Ia una
Y media de Ia Eladrugada a esta po-
blaci0n.
La estancia del referido general
carancista, seri de breves dias, sd
lierGo dentro de POGO q e~ncargarse
nuevamente de Ia campana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14

JUNTA DE LA CAMARA AGRlCO-
La NACIONAL.

TORREON, Julio 12.-Los MEM
bros que forman 10 Camara Agrico-
Ia Nacional de "a Comarca Lagunera,
tuvieron una junta, bajo la presiden-
cia del senior Pedro Franco Ugarte,
con obieto de discutir las bases que
sirvan para fundar un proyecro de
ley que reglamente la compra del al
god0n.
Ell fin que persiguen los a~lgodone-
ros es poner coto de una manera le-
ga! a los numerosos robos que Sc
han venido sucediendo de la blanca
libra.
Sc considera en- esas bases que los
responsables directos de tales hurtos,
no son precisamente quienes personal
mente van de noche 4 despair a las
matas de sus capullos, sino los que
compran ell a!godon de ilegitima pro-
cedencia, por 10 cual Sc pide que las
penas recaigan sobre cstos
ultimos inGividuos. a fin de que abste
niendose, por tenor al castigo, oe ma
Ger compras vedadas, no haya Qulen
robe algod6n va que no podra reall-
Ear SUI venta.
Es de notarse que en- los alrede-
| dores dc San Pedro de las ColOnl2S Y
de Matamoros son mas numerosos y
frecuentes los robos de algodon.
Eun no quedan fijadas definitiva-
mente las bases mencionadas pero
tan pronto como esten las remitlre.
Sc verificaron las elecciones en- Ler-
do Y Gomez Palacio.
En- las vecinas poblaciones de Ler-
do V Gomez Palacio, pertenecientes
al Estado de Durango, Sc vertical
ron aver las elecciones para poderes
executive, legislative Y judicial To-
Gales.
Tranquilidad v orden RENO duran
tie la election, no reg~istrandose MIN
Gun ~desagradable incidente.
Indeciso permanente ell reSultado
aunque parece que triunfo Domingo
Arrieta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
Sc verificaron las elecciones en- Lei
do y Gomez Palacio.
Bcncficio de Josefina Segarra.

En- el teatro cine "Pathe" tuvo
verificativo la noche del sabado 30
del proximo pasado mes de JUNO ell
bcncficio de Ia simpatica tiple Jose
fina Segarra, con la ~revista de &C
tualidad "Un dia por Torrc6n.'
Dedic6 su function de Gracia. d las
colonias extranjeras, recibiendo algui
nos donativos On numerario Y en-
objetos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
LEGO Manuel Carpi0.

Ell exquisite poeta jalisciense, don
Manuel Carpio, que tantos t~riunfos
ha obtenido en- su labor. Sc e~ncuentra
en- esta ciudad en- viaje de recrco,
procediendo de Chicago.
Pr6ximamentc volvera a salir ha--
2ia aque!la poblaci6n americana don
Manuel Carpio, pCes tiene pensado
a,litar IN neri5G;co en- espanol. que
dado cl bucu eusto del editor, sera
De los mcpores que en- esa ieng-a Sc
ed;tan en- los Estadcs Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
UNA ChMPANA PARA FOMEN--
TAR Ell, APRENOIZAJE DEL
(Viene de la Ga. plana)

en- las capitales. Este deblera ser 81
asieHto de los grandes museos conner
~ciales, donde sc mostraran los pro-
ductos de todas las naciones latino
americans, eXhl5ldcs y o~rdenadcs
embellishments. Y deolera ser ei o.
Jeto del interes Y dc Ia a'ehc!oh nc
paTte de los comerciah:rs pfohAleA-
ties de este y otros passes.
rs este sil duda uh sueho' pe.o
habemos qulehes 1ma%lnamoS estaS
cosas para abElr .! cSnlno que ma de
conducir a grantees emPrcSas en- q
iurIro. MeTece Ia pena ci que ira
b2Jemo5 gradualmchtc por FealiZa-
csos obJetivos.
!.
"Antcs que TODD, es precise que de-
d;auemos a ~nuestgos problemas loca-
les una atenci6n mas cuIdadosa. que
hasta 81 presente. Lo primcro cs crear
condolences idcalas para nues!ros We
cinos de habla espa1ola: debieramoS
tener par ellos una planta mas gran
de y meior organizada. de csclelas.
De5iera haber facilidades para adqui
rir educacion industrial, o cuando me-
no. dependencies de los e~stableci-
m:cnjos educacionalcS amcricanos.
para aduItos, muieres Y ninos. Sc
les debcria cnScnar n manera dc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14

DEsEO ssbsr el paradcro de mi hi;o Jo1s
Gloria 8 QGijano. a Guien VI por Ultima yea
en- Ciudad Juafez. Chin, en- Abril de 1914.
Tiene 20 alcs de edad, color bianco, estatu-
ra 5 pies V 3 PulgGdas. oios negros. cara
redonda. aun no lie sale bignte. Orrezco uns
msgniftca qualification de $50 a IL persona
que me de tnrornrs eTactos, dirtgieldose .
Gregorio Gloria, % Cubei ST., Tempe, kri=.
t7i5l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
Sentencia en- un juicio de diyorcio.

FL juez primero de 10 Civil y Ha-
cienda. licenciado Victor Prieto, dict6
sentencia ell el juicio de divorcio que
en- q juzgado de SUI cargo e~ntablaron
los esposcs Felix Nunez y Maria
Guadalupe Servin. En- dicha senten-
cha, Sc disuelve el vincu!o matrimo'
NAL, Quedando bajo Ia potestad de Ia
sonora Servin los hijos one hubo en-
ese Matrimonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
Ei 1S dc Julio ssra pronulgada Ia
nueya constitution

Fl pr6ximo dia ocho, por bando
solemnc sera promulgada Ia nueva
constitution local. que contjenc to
das las reformas hechas nor los cons
tiuyentes de Quer6taro, a Ia Cons
tituci6n General.
Para ell dia dicciocho, aniversario
del natalicio del insigne reformador.
don Benito JUarez, ertrara en- vigor
V c 10 tanto dasde esa fecha los
habitantes del Estado gozaran Ge to-
das las reformas que en- e. espiritu
de ia Carta Sc han hecho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14

HESEO SiGfii 81 paraI"ro dc mi clio Jo-
:" dc Jess Lara. 1Iarc = amos qIc ~
Inngo Hulirt0s de- II. las niiimaS nDiirisS
lnS rncibi on aGutl ont0nccs dc Combrs.
Texas. GratificaTc con $50 o I'm anD Dc
s,IsrrihriGa = ~ pRENSN a Ia persona
rUc dirila infurm"S cicriO> q Leonardo
CrvarruDIaS Vda. Ac Lara. Box go, w. II.
Farm. san BcniiO. Texas. -Jia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
RENUNCIO Ell GABINETE
CEILENO
Scrlici0 Especial para Ia PRENSA

Srryicio Especial para Ia PRENSA
SANTIAGO, Chile. Julio PEI "a
binetc chileno cue sc hizo cargo del
gobierno en- Diciembre de 1915. con
Elias Balmaceda como jefc Gel Mi
historic, ha ~prcsentado SUI r%enuncia.
Amcue csta noticia ha sido dada
oficiaimcntc, no sc dice cual o cuales
hayan sido las causas que ell citado
gabinetc haya tenido para presentar
su dimision.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
Unos quinientos rollos.

Grandes fuercn las pcrdidas de las
bodegas viejas del Ferrocarril lnte-
roceanico, en- donde Sc estan descar-
gando los rollos de papel para perio-
dico que llegaron Ell los vapores go?
rozal" Y Monterrey, cuyos buques
entraron en- este puerto la semana
pasada. Aver terminaron de descar-
gar 10 llegado en- ell "Monterrey" Y
hoy comenzaron la descarga de 10
que trajo 81 "Ccrozal," habiendo
permanecido varios dias en- platafor-
mas que quedaron eXpuestas a las
continues lluvias que Ia habido y
tapadaS muy deficientemente.
De los rollos descargados del Mon
terey," la g~eneralidad Sc ]encuencran
mojados, Y los del "Corozal" cast to-
dos estan en- parecido estado.
Puede calcularse, a vuela puma,
que han sufrido averias, o~casionadas
por Ell aqua, mos 800 %rollos, que bien
pueden waller unos $4,000 G6!ares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14

DESE0 SiBER 81 paradern dc mi ]icFfna.
no, AguSiin Dominique; 81 rSpO>a 80 lia-
ma Patricia. Y itcnc murhu> hIio> v NJ
jas. Hacc cuitru aiIlS ~ enrpu;raba 81
Un pucbliiO llaiLadO MaIuiHil. IL r"bi"iI
lie >Jber de cI. - pCFHur NE ENCIEN-
TRIO GRhNEMENTE ENFERMD Y UuinFu
L.irIaCO DOininglI"z. Wall Plaza, Il. 3. BnI
1913. Cameron. Texas. III.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14

EESE0 SAFER eI paradcrO dc mis- hernia.
nos. Joaquin Y JESUS Mendoza rcspecIiys.
mfntc. FL primcrU crIeRta con 2f aIOs De
edid Y eI ScglIIdO con 81: as! cOnin dc Ro-
sTlf0 BuCno. de 81 aiios dc edad. Hace
Tres rEeSns eSCrIbicrOn dc Aodoc, KANSAS.
Gratitl:are con $50 4 IL persona que me
Inrornc Dc clloS con eXarii;ud Dirijir los
InrOrmes a fcgilo Mendoza, Coifax, \. 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14

DESEO SiRER cl paradcrD de Ia sra. Ii
hrada CUiicrrcz Y Jr 81 hia angela del
mislno lpciildO. m 1915 rrs,dlaa en- L2r"-
40. Texas. ia sra. - Slaparra. m0rcal
Y de uRO- 80 amos de cdad : Ia hiia Q,
de- csiatura regular. dcigHdS Y DC III CO.
Tor pcrladO Y dc EnnS IS l1Os d" cGat.
:" crallcirara x0n $500 4 In persona que
diriia inrDrmrS ciertus a Antonio ESplrO-
"a. Skllimann. y. J. -7ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
La traslacion de los poderes.

Sigue rumorandose que el mes en-
trante, Sc trasladarin los PCt!eres
del Estado a esta poblacion. Igual-
mente Sc dice que la Legislature To-
cal Sc instalara en- el e!egante edifi--
clio en- que estuvo la Comision Geo
grafica EXploradora, pasando el Hos
pital Miiitar al COlegio Electrotecni-
co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
EN- LA COMPANIA TERMINAL

VERACRUZ, Julio G.-EI SuperIn-
tendente de esta Compania, senior
Comfort. deSeoso de facilitar los me-
dos de d~escarga de los vapores cue
atraauen en- los muellcs que maneja
dicha Compahia. ha dispuesto que
en- 10 successive cada vez que lleguen
vaDores trabaien tres horas extras,
durante ell dia. los e%mpleados Y jor-
naleros, para cue asi pueda arrumar-
Sc debidamente Ia carga.
Naturalmente que esos empleados
Y ~iornalerQs percibiran 10 que les
corresponds por las horas extras y
en- elias tendran TEMPO, sin tencr
que atcnder al pGblico, de c~olocar de-
bidamente las cargas que traen los
vaDores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
Fl cOmandante del resguardo.

Fl senior Donate Ya!!adares, segun-
do comandante del Resguardo Mari
timo de este puerto, que desde hacia
meses venia fIngiendo interinamentc
como primer comandante, ACADIA de
ser ascendido a dicho puesto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
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