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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-24
Chicago Live took.
Butter, Zoos and Poultry.

indianapolis, Sept. 24.-Butter-
Creamery. extra, per ID, 42c; extra
firsts, ale; frsts, 40c; seconds, 39e;
dairy, SIC; packing stock, 36c.
Eggs-Fresh. prime firsts. new
cases, free from rots, small, dirties
and checks out, per dozen, 3715c; eur.
rem receipts, rots out, $10.35; checks
and seconds, dozen, 29c; d%irties, can.
died. dozen. 29c; quotations on eggs
include cases.
Live Poultry-Turkeys, fat. 10 lbs
and over. Use; thin, small, unstable;
cripples and culls, unstable; roosters,
lac; hens. 4 lbs and over. 21c;
ducks. young. lac, hens, 2 to )
lbs, lSc; hens, under 3 lbs, Ice;
springs, 19c; geese. Id. Sc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-24
QUEBEC BRIDGE PLACED
Greatest Structure of Kind In
World Is Completed.
Two Previous Attempts to Erect Big
Span Resulted in Accidents Cost
ing Lives Of Eighty-four.

Quebec, Sept. 22.-The work of bolt.
Ing into place the big center span of
the Quebec bridge has been success
fully completed, and Canada is now
the possessor of the greatest can't
lever bridge In the world. Ii was the
greatest engineering feat of the kind
ever attempted.
The last hoist was made and the
great center span finally put in place
late in the afternoon.
The great structure, which is 1929
feet long and contains fS0, GOO, 900
pounds of steel and cost In the neigh
borhood of 500, 600 200 to build, was
all but completed today after IL years
of labor, the original structure having
been started back in 1906.
Two Previous Collapses.
During its construction "a men have
lost their lives and a monetary loss
of $500. 900 has been sustained
through two ~collapses, the first one
costing the lives of 20 men, when the
south cantilever arm collapsed in 1907
and the second in 1916 when the Ger
ter span went into the st. Lawrence
through the breaking of a casting on
the hosting apparatus.
Painting operations will be immedi
ately started. Ii will take three years
to paint the bridge. AS soon as the
painters finish 1t, they will start al
over again and keep this going eontin
ually as the work has to be done every
three years.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-24
ATTAINS RECORD ALTITUDE
italian Aviator Ascends to Height OF
1900 Feet.

Newport News, Va, Sept. Gear
rying IL passengers in a Caproni tri-
plane, Lieutenant Emile Resnati. Ital'
Ian army aviator, attained an altitude
of $4,000 feet near here. This was
1000 feet higher than the previous
American record with a single pas
senger, made by Victor Carlstrom, an
American aviator killed several
months ago, and was regarded as a
remarkable performance.
The Caproni machine used by Lieu
tenant Resnati has a wing spread Of
70 feet and is propelled by three en-
gines of 100 horsepower each.
Lieutenant Resnati will leave soor
on a trip to Washington carrying /:
passengers including United States
government officials.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-24
South st. Paul Live Stock.

South st. Paul. ept. 24.-Cattle-
Steers, $7012; cows. s5.5067; calves,
s6.50G14.30; hogs, $16.75d1S; sheep
and lambs, $10.50617.25.
Chicago Live took.
Chicago, Sept. 24.-Hogs-Receipts,
1000, strong; bulk, $1Sn1S.SO; light,
s17.50G1s.SO; mixed. $17.5O@1S.S5;
heavy, s17.45m1S.S5; rough, $17.459
1855; pigs. s13.75Q17.75.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000; weak; ma
tive beef cattle. s7.50017.90; western
steers, Sc. 70@15.75; stockers and feed
ers, ~$6.40n11.25; COWS and heifers
s5.15M12.90; calves, S11.50616.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; weak,
wethers. S90 l. 80. lambs, 1915
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-24
LA FOLLETTE'S SPEECH
BRINGS WILD CHEERS
Wisconsin Scion Addresses Big Con
vention In ST. Paul and Is Warmly
Greeted.

st. Paul, Sept. 22.-Opposition to the
governments war plans raised Its
head in Minnesota with more assur.
ance than ii has shown since the PEG.
pies Council was driven from the state
following the bitter speech of Sena.
tor Robert Nj. LaFollette OF Wiscon.
sin before the Nonpartisan leagues
conference called in st. Paul to con.
slider the high cost of living" The
LaFollette speech, which gave the di
rect lie to feryent loyalty resolutions
passed by the conference a few hours
earlier, provoked a wild demonstra
ton.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-24
FIND WAY TO BEST U-BOATS
erltish Admiralty Says smokeBox
System Does II.

London. Sept. 22.-The press asso-
citation hears on high naval authority
hat the new defense measures against
submarine warfare are meeting with
success, justifying the hope of a fur
Their reduction in losses and that the
results of the methods adopted last
month give cause for growing conf
dence. According to an admiralty state
ment, dozens of ships have been saved
by the smoke-box system, which the
admiralty, the last few months, has
supplied to most of the British mep
chantmen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-24
Prominent Wisconsin Man Dies.

Wausau, Wis, Sept. FL. - Neal
Brown, 81 years old, a we'll known
lawyer, prominent in political circles
in Wisconsin and with a nation wide
acquaintance. passed away at Wat
kins. N. Y. Mr.. Brown was twice a
candidate for United States senator,
served In both branches of the legis-
lature and attended several Democra-
dc national conventions as a delegate.
He was author Of several works and
many times entertained literary men
Of national prominence at his resort.
-Plovsr." noar Wausan.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-24
GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK
Grain,

Minneapolis, Sept. 24.-Oats, Sep
TENDER, 557sc; December, 561ac; No.
3 corn, $2.05; No. 3 white oats, 5SAc;
barley, mailing. s1.39; No. 2 rye, $1.S6;
No. / flax, $3.50h.
Duluth Grain.
Duluth. Sept. 24.-Flax, September
s3.47; December, $780,.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-24
MAYOR ACCUSED OF CRIMES
Philadelphia Executive Charged With
Conspiracy, Assault and Murder.

philadelphia Executive Charged with
Conspiracy, Assault and Murder.
Philadelphia, Sept. %. Warrants
charging conspiracy I'm connection with
he killing of a policeman and the as
sault of two other men by alleged Jer-
sey City gunner in the Republican fac
lional contest in the Fifth ward. have
been sworn out for Mayor Thomas b.
Smith. Police Lieutenant David Ben
aett and Isaac Deusch. candidate for
select council and opponent of James
A. Carey for the leadership of the
ward.
The warrants, which were sworn out
by Isadore Stern, a member of the
state legislature, were not served, but
by agreement OF counsel the three men
are to appear in municipal court.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09

MADRID. Mayo S.-Con gran in
sistencia Sc Ia venido rumorando en-
Ia noche de hoy en- todos los citculos
oficiales de esta corte, que ell Cooler
no aleman Sc ha dirigido al Roy Al
fonso, dando al monarch hiSpano de-
terminadas garantias para el regre-
so a Espana de ~ciertos buques QUe Sc
~encuentran en- distintos puertos de Ia
"entente:"
No Sc o las cordiciones que
el Gobierno de Berlin impone para
cOnceder eStas ~garantias; pero deS;ie
ahora puede afirmarse que el GaDi-
nete que preside cl Marques de Al
hucemaS no aceptarI las proposicio-
res CUE con respecto Al particular
puedc foimular Ia Cancilleria aien!a-
.na.
Esta act!tud del Marques de Aina-
ce-Das ha sido comentada en- tones
muy favorables por IA opinion pG-
blica ' la prensa. que 10 exhortan
= ~perseverar en- ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
UN MANIFESTO DE LOS OSRE
RIOS.
Expondran Ia grave situacion por-
que atrayIesan

BARCELONA. Mayo 8.-CoG1o
result2io de Ia ":Asamblea Magma"
ce,eorada aver. en- Ia Casa del Pie
bic, Sc aco-d0 r~UIac.ar un "Nani:Ies
to- que en- nombre de los oDreros
Sc enviari q TODD el pals.
En- este documento los traba;1Go-
~cs e~xpcndran ante IA naci0a Ia gr&
v:siE?a si1uac.6n porq1e est&n atra-
vesanGo desde mace muchos meses q
ia fech2. motivata principalmente
por Ia crisis de as su5sistenc.as. .iJe
en- vez lie disminuir, por c! contraT;o.
c-ece por minutes.
Los o6reros formular&n detcyrfi-
nadas demandas, anunciando al mis-
MO tempo que case de no atendcr>e
SIS peticiones, iran todos a Ia huel-
ga general "unidos como nunca.
pues Sc trata de defender Ia vida
contra IA amenaza del han,Gre. o."
Sc acerca a pasos gigantescos."
En- este documento Sc exhorta Z
todos los obreros 4 aprovecha In
oportunidad que Sc les presenta De
imponer por Ia fIerza los dercchor
del proletariado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
VA A CREAPSE UN CENTRIC DE
ESTUDIO PARA LOS FROYEC-
TOS SCBRE CONSTRUCCIO
MES MARITIMAS.

MADRID. Mayo S.-El rey don
Alfonso ha firmado hoy un decrctu
~importante por e. cual Sc = IN
centre de estudios para todos les
proyectos que Sc presenter para IN
construction de todos los buquas
lanto de guerra como mercantcs.
Hasta ahora EspaTa' en- esta nate
liza ha side tribut2ria en- 10 absolute
del eXtranjero.
Las companies navieras s~ubvenaio-
naran Z los inventories de todas ms
m%ejoras y tipos Que puedan intro
duci:se en- Ia navigation, siendo pre-
feriias aquellas que puedan rene
dia. il maia s~iiuacion del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
UN VAPOR QUE PiDE AUXILlO
Sc HAN ENVIADO SOCORROS

CARUNA. Mayo S.-En IA tarde
de hoy. los aparatos iaa!am5ricos
de este puerto. registraron varios
aerogramas. expedidos desde alta
mar, por IN vapor que no pudo SCI
identifIcado, en- los cuales pedia Az
xilio con gran urgencin.
En- el aerograma citado. no Sc con
siFnaban las causas que determine
ban la petici6n del socorro.
Por IA Comandancia de Marina. Sc
dispuso que en- el acto salieran dos o
tres C~estrdycrs, para cue preston .os
deb;dos socorros al barco d~esc0no-
cido, que los solicitaba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
advertisement
REVISTA DE LA PRENSA.
Virnr Dc Ia a. pag.@

b~astantes d~estroyers. baStantes torpe
deross. para custodian ' defender =
esos t-ansportes lie los ataques De los
submarines alemanes? Ahora Gstos
han intensificade ST. campaHa a~!eTosa,
inhumana. piratica. Convenido. Pc
re ;ahi esta el enemigo. Sc halia O.
quito. invisible en- las profundi"ades
del mar, Y de elias sale bruscamente'
commandments no 4 combatIr. sIno
a matar por medic de Sus torpedos.
Los submarines han Gdo lnnegaD.e-
mente un axito. Tn eXperto naval
ropeo ha I,egado . Gecir en- una
conferercia-ese experto Is III ALA
do. I'm patricia fevviente-que 81 Is
srande Ilglaterra sigue poseyendo G..
dominic de los mares, AlemanIa, con
sus submarines. Sc ma apoderado del
dominic de las profundidadeS ocea-
Meas. T~endriamoS, pues, para In
gIaterra. e. senorio del mar superb
cial" y para Alemania y domino DEF
profundo". Esta es IA situa-
ci6n, Es grave. dicen los almira"t's
aliados. Por fortuna nc es deseSpe-
rada. Antes de que sucumban de
hambre Inglaterra y Francia, suoum-
bran de hambre Alemania Y sss ST.
fraganeos: el austriaco. e. tQrco y cl
bGlgaro. Miles de buques caza-s:b-
marines Sc estan construyeEdo. Nj
les de barcos m~ercantes Sc eStan
construyendo, igualmente. para suSJ!-
tuir a los que 9 igualmente les
truidos. E! peligro submarine sera
con~trarrestado victoriosamente por
los Aliados. Cuanto 4 Su acci0n mill
tar, va Sc ma o~rganizade de ma
nera de r~esistir ' nee : los a.era-
mes en- 81 frente occidental. V ella ia
"a tempo Z n reanudaci5n de Ia cfen
silva 0 parte de Russia, o Ia prepa-
raci6n = envio de IN gran ajtrclto q
mer;canooa Europa. Maestro opt
misno, como "aliados' Sc mantiene
> firme. ia~qaebrantable. TenemoS fa
conpleta en- Ia victoria dcf:nitiva de
los AliadoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
ANIMADO BALE.

El domingo en- Ia noche tuvo iugar
en- los salones del Trades Council
Club. de la Gale Sur Alamo, e. kalle
reglamentario del Circulo Recrea5ivo
Ideal dando principle 4 las 9 de Ia
noche Y prologandose hasta las PR
meras horas de Ia madrugada. con IA
asistencia de todos los socioS y de
graz numero de senoras y Senoritas
entire las que anotsmos las sign'eH-
ties:
Seno-as de B. Camarena. de Be-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
Eslaba ~perturbadO

Lcsputs de la presentation de las
cartas csc-tas por Va"ter q I:cth,
en- las Que revel&ba que estaba ente-
radc de las re!acicnes que s~ostenia
con 81 eSposa : 81 prcpio tempo lie
sup!icaba que !e liquidara IN factu-
IA &c whiskey, II defensa comenZ6
l p~resentar testimonies con {: fin de
der:ostrar que e. acusadc teaia per-
turbadas las facu!tades mentales a
II razln.
Tarios melicos dechra:on que Faw
ter t>nia dcscQuilibrada Ia raz6n,
cranIo escrtbiG = Heth sobre asuntos
de caracte- GomGstico.
La parte mas interesante de las de-
y!a-acicnes de Mrs. Vav:tcr Sc expuso
esta tarde al dar deta!leS concernien
ties a 10 ocurrido POGO antes e inn,e-
~diarar2entc despucs de Que Ell espo-
so hicic-a fueec sobre Heth.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
me asombro de sentir.
me mucho mejor" dice
La Srita. Conrad dice QUIZ desde que
toma ell tonico Tanlac no es "A
misna mujer de antes-

La digna Y culta Srita. Bertha
Conrad. cue vive en- Ell 3O1 E. Lau-
rel St di6 recientemente IN tcSri-
monio q1e ha sido leido Y vuelto 4
leer POI nuchas veces en- Ia Dro-
guerra Wagner. porque el empleado
, respective de lie este gran establc"i-
miento 10 considera como n dc los
mejores que Sc nan dadO.
"ApenaS 81 he tornado usa bo:el!"
del t6n:co Tanlac, Y verdaderamente
que e-toy asombrada &c Yer que Va
me siento mucho mejor ' mas fuer-
te en- todos s~entidos," dijo Miss Con
raj.
"Realmente. creo que seria dlficil
hacer comprender 4 ustedes." CONT
nu6 diciendo, los enormes bene-
ficios que ne obtenido con q $50 de
esta med!cina. Sencillamente "a 10
aparento ser Ia misma mujes dc an
ties. nj 70 mis2a II" sieE5o como
escaba.
''Despass De IN ataque de grippe
cue tuve mace como dos amos. e-ape-
&c = sufrir de ind!gestiones terrible
mente. : liza M dia me sentia AGA
bada y abatids. sufriendo de agru-
a ' revo,turas De est0mago, y te-
ni.1do este s.emr-C lleno de gases.
Ademas n cabez2 en- csc tempo
NE pesaba como 5; fuera de p,omo.
Me Golia tanto Ia eSpalda. csc
no poGia durar mucho tempo para
da . asdar sin ayada alguna, SIN
menc.onar que eStaba pri"ada de
hacer cue hacer a!guno.
Era entertainments. 10 cue TODD
mundc lama una ruina fisica y Her-
viosa. Ne temblaban las pierna$ Y
ne paipitaba e. c9ra20n. h@sra q2e
I yeces crcia QUE de repen,e LA
jaria de pa,p;tar.
"Por csc tempo em3eea Z lasr n
.os peri5dicos testimonies @e al
tas personals que estlban agr"deci-
das por los benefic;os ~obtenido~ tel
t0sico T2nIar, ) este NE hizo pen
sar en- que urobab,emeHce = nj am
bien pc>!via serme de alguna E.ill-
dad.
He tornado solamente una hote-
la. pero va ne siento mil veces me-
ior. n que todss mis- amigos no.
tar IA dife-enc!a en- mi aspecto.
Este t6nico Tanlac ha sido real
mente ma benAlci6n para mi, pHes
todos mis- sufrimientos han desaQa-
rccido. Puedo decir Que es Ia mejor
medicine one he encontrado en- to'la
mi vida. ' pueden ustedes esEar Sc
guros que IA r~ecorlendare a mis- ami
COS por todos los dias de mi vida
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
Dor Ia Wagner's Drug Co, +OT Z.
Houston ST.. = por Ia Meters PAar-
macy. 1892 West Commerce Stree1.
bajo q direction personal de un re-
presentante especial de, Tan!ac, . sc
enviaEa a cualquier direction por
estas boticas, al recibo de 81 valor
j e, $l.OO por bote.la, slempre
gae Sc .ncluyan estampll as sut.c:eH-
ties para e. porte.
(Advertisement.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
LOS P~CRTUGUESES EN- LA
CHAMPAGNE.

MADRID Mayo s.. F. correspcn-
sa! del periodico de esta corte 81
Liberal" en- Paris, informa que las
tropaS portuguesas han participate
en- la batalla de Ia Champagne dis
tinguiendose por su denuedo y dis
ciplina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
EXpiara sns pecad0s

Despues dc la Aggression, zegUin dice
ia ezposa, WAITER eNclamo:
He vengado cl honor de IA fam.-
lie @ ire al proceso cor mis- labios
se!lados rara rroteger vucstro no
no."
No hareis tel, replica Ia esposa,
cxP;art mis- pecadcs, explicando mi
vida, para s~a!varos.'
Mrs Vawter hizo una dramatica
description de su vida domestica en-
Blacksburc.
Durante IN ano, afirn: Heth, Ia
habia perseguido, e~sforzandose con-
tinuamente para inducirla a beber.
IL preguntarsele 81 Ell marido le
perdonaba sus impropias intimidades
con tieth contesto que siempre IL ha-
b!a censurado V c~ondenado, Y que ella
ocultaba los hechos al esposo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
UN COMBATE CON UN SUB
MARINO.

CARTAGENA, Mayo S.-La COLE
IA italiana ".Annunziata." que lego
q este puerto, trae Ia noticia dada
DOR sus tvipulantes de haber plesen-
ciado IN combate a canonazos entire
IN submarine de nacionalidad Ges-
conocida Y IN vapor ingles, cuyo e
sultado dcsconoce.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
COMlSION INDUSTRIAL A IN
CLATERRA.

BILBAO. Mayo S.-Una comIsiin
industrial saldri en- breve para In
glaterra a fin de ultImar deta!les
para un convenio que afectara Il los
~intereses de esta region.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09

navides. de NJ. Morales. de ,Ve:aSco:
Senoritas Gibson Carmen, Maria Y
Rafaela Tamez, Modesto Y Maria
Chapa; Angela, Aurora Y Amaiia
Torres: Otilia Y Aurora Barrera; LII
pita Morales; Fidela Rios; Maria
Reed; Adelaide y Herminia CorreZ;
Rosa. Amalia V Gaudencia Guerrero;
Ofilia : Lugarda Rodriguez: Cohcni-
ia Gonzalez: Brigida Eeiasco; Ma
ria Saidana; Sofia. OLYMPIA y Anita
Diaz; Esther Benavides.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
Sc dice que 81 gobierT1o espaioI
rechazo las proposiciones
que |e hizO Alenania
Va a crearse I'M centric de estudios para los
proyectos sobre construcciones nnarlEIu3as

las compondra ell Marques de Allu-
cemas, para orillar q sOlucionar ell
grave problema que este asunto lie
plantea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09

Cuando pecesite liSros en- esPanol,
d:rijase 4 Igneefc E. Lozano.-I2o
N. Sta. Rosa Ave, S. Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09

CuanGo ncces,tc i;bcos en- cspaacl
d:riiasc 4 ~Eznacio {. Lozano.-12o
y. Ska. Rosa Ave. s. Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-09
NO LIE FRESTARAN SU APOYO
AL GOBIERNO.
Revuelo en- los circulos politicos

MADRID, Mayo 8.-Nc poe Sc
vIelo han producido en- todos los
circu!os politicos de esta cocte, las
dcclarac;ones formuladas por vanios
conocidos leaders conjuncionistas. los
cuales han anunciado en- forma clara
: rotunda, que las 'izquierdas" no
e prestaran su apoyo en- las CorteS
al Marques de Alhucemas Y Su Minis
teri0, con 10 cual plerde este ultlrlo
IN concurso muy valioso en- los ac-
tuales momentos,
Afi"man los leaders antes citaIos,
que unicamente lie prestaran su con-
curse al Gabinete que preside el Sc
nor Garcia Prieto, 81 este Sc corpro
mete formalmente a defender ell ho-
sor ' los ~intereses ~nacionaleS hispa-
nos con IA debida energia Y yeiando
porque quede incolume IA dignidad
de Ia Peninsula ante los constantes
atropellos que desde hace tempo,
viene r~ealizando Alemania.
Esta condici6n r~esulta IN poco
fuerte en- estos momentos. eXistien-
do gran interes por saber como sc
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I'm morido engoHado Sc con-
tornado con que lie pagardn
sus cuentas de pinos
Causaron gran escandalo Ia puLiica-
cion de unas cartas en- Ell pro-
ceso de Charles E. Vawter.

CHRISTfANSBURG, Virginia, Ma
70 S.-Un relate de como Charles E.
WAITER, professor politecnico de Viz
ginia, ~procesado en- esta ciudad por
ha5er dado muerte a Stockton Heth,
ir. habia Iuchado contra el vicio de
Ia bebida, ' como habia deScubierto
Y ~perdonado impropias relaciones en-
ire su mujer y Heth, Y habia pedido
4 este que lie pagara una deuda de
whiskey. Sc hizc pGblico en- cart1s. pre-
sentaGas hoy, en- 81 proceso.
Eawter las escribi6 el ano pasado a
Iieth, scgln afirma el Fiscal ' las en-
contr6 Ia herlrana de Ia victima des-
pu5s que habia ocurrido e. suceso en-
Ia casa del homicida.
Sc ~presentaron estas carias esta
taTde = al parecer produjeron sor-
preza q Ia defensa.
En- una DC elias. Yawter escribio
que habia iescubierto las ler!timas
re.acioneS entire 81 espcSa Y Heth,
cue ella habia p~eraanecijo q ST iaG2
= feSar de que Ia bebida la habia
convertible en- IN temcnio : cue en-
vista de clio e ie amari& sieEDTe.
"Ahcra Ia podeis amar con menos
tenor" Acc.a n carta. No os yre9-
carais de nj. Is per ST felicidad, 10
POI Il vUcs:-a = pesar &c uuc me sois
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COLONIAL THEATRE

The Supreme Favorite, Sessue Hay
akawa in "The Jaguar's Claws";
MoIIie King in 1.-THE Double Cross"
Episode 13. Comedies, Others. Two
Full Shows Tonight at 6.30-3.15.
Matinee 2.30. Same Prices.
Sessue Hayakawa, the celebrated Jap
anese star is seen in a new characteriza-
ton, that of a Mexican in the newest
Paramount release, The Jaguars Claws"
at the Colonial today. The story Of a
Mexican border chief in the recent trou-
bles is always interesting and this is a
story that does not even pause for breath
but Is one continuous punch" after an
other.
BY another other producing concern
than Paramount the east would he
ciassed as all-star and the names Of Tom
Forman. Tom Moore, FRITZ Brune.t and
Mabel Van Buren really deserve this clas
sifcation.
The thirteenth episode Of The double
Cross, starring Mollie King, brings lis
70 the great showdown and every minute
OF MIN Is filled with action Of the fastest
kind. The girl of the Double Cross is still
mystery but it's worth while to watch
for the grand expose.
A corkng good comedy and other short
subjects complete this big weekend pro-
gram. Matinee at 2.3o. a special for the
children and two complete shows tonight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-14

The session Friday morning of the
municipal court consisted Of but one
case, that of an old soldier, who had
been up to Boston on a furlough and
got as far as Augusta on his way home
Thursday afternoon when some of the
stomach tonic which he had secured at
the Hub so completely overcame him
that he was helpless and had to be
lifted into and out of the team which
took him to the station. He was not
quite recovered yesterday morning but
with the assistance of a physician he
was sufficiently braced up so as to
have a hearing and was finally allowed
to go upon the payment Of the costs Of
court. Inquiry on the part of the
judge brought out the information that
the respondent was a veteran of the
Civil War and saw service in a New
jersey regiment. He also said that his
name was Samuel Legasy, that he was
born in st. Joseph, Canada; that his
father was an Indian chief and that mis-
mother died when he was two years
old The old man was as deaf as a
stone post and only by shouting in one
ear could anyone make him hear a
word.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-14

and Saturday will be the same company
in the musical farce. THE Travelling
Man" which is conceded to be fully as di-
verting and entertaining as the previous
bill.
An added attra cton to this program is
Chas. F. Atkinson in his inspiring and
patriotic monologue THE Man Without
a Country" This ramous classic b. Ed
Sard Everett Hale is known to thousands
and as presented by Mr.. Atkinson at this
particular time becomes one of the most
stirring and thrilling acts on the stage.
The same popular prices of 10 -2oc.
matinees and .-3oc evenings will pre-
vail.-Advt.