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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-01
GENDARME DEL SEREICIO De
MOTOCICLiSTAS GOLPEADO

Aver Serian las dlez y cuarto dc
la noche, Sc pidio auxilio 4 Ia poll
cia y Sc dispuso que cl g~endarne
montado ell motocicleta /. Il. Flores,
atendiera al llamaGo con toda premu-
I'd. Flores iba d cumplir su dcber
Y al v~oltear Ia Gale Houston, en-
Ia Avenida {. tropezo con un indi-
Yiduo que Sc lc jntercepto J poT de5-
war su motor para 10 atropeIiarlo,
81 c~lclista perdio Ell equliibrio y fue a
dar al suelo reeibiendo algunos gol-
pes que por espacio de algunos ln1-
nutos 10 tuvieron ,privado del conoci-
mientU.
Flores fuc atendido, y sin hacer
4 los golpes recibidos, Sc apre-
suro u II a dondc sus o~bligaciones
10 llamgban.
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gmgI6StiI0 0btuvO buen
6xit0 CT Ia region de
Fl Vale
Sc suscribierOH bones Por va!Or
lie S3O,000 PesGs

BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Octubre
3U.-Mas de- och0":cntos mi! do!arss
flc.on suscritos en- bonoS del Sc
gsndo em"rastito interior del gobier-
no dc los EStados Uridos n q Nallc
del Bic Rio Granje, scgdn Sc des-
p-cnGc del .nfurmc ofic!a' dado a CO.
nocer ror cl Connie. al frentc del
cuaI 50 haI.aba cl ,iuoz Yates.
e est& una cantldad que ha de-
jade Sat:Steehos 4 los mlcmbros del
,om!-c dc propaganda. pues ella ha
puc5to &c rsile|c Cue 9! pubIIco TODD
re'io'o con cN~;"Si&Sno Ia Segunna
emiSioH dc nohoS y cue suNo cuoF!F
u Quota que le 1uc Sehai&oa . eSta re
s!on oe "a iF"ntera'
Fl IohGado os Cameron especISL
@e"'e' sVPo correspondent Il los deSeos
gopiUfN9' De acUerdo con e! IN
fotmc propo:clonado por 81 Juez va
ties, las S~ig1nentes fueron las cant!da-
deS suScritas por las pooiacloncS del
o9o"nS,li''' oosclsAtos Sc
e,nn,. S~n pan;,, - u,n
t~rcscieatos cincuenta; Har);nren.
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Fu5 puesto en- Iibertad
eI ey-C0rUeHcIOniStG
Borboa
Sc enc0ntraba pris' 0nero de las
aut0rid des de EHsenada

Correspondence Especial para Ia PiilNSA
san DIEGO. octubre 29.-El ex-
iefe convcncicnista \. Borboa, que
fut aprehendido al pisar Tijuana, ba-
10 ci cargo tic cStar OrganiZando I'm
complot contra eI gobic.no del soro-
ael Estehan Cantu y l!evaGo 4 En-
,enaia para ser ALI juzEado per cl
represeatante dc Ia j~usticia federal,
quedu en- iibcrtad absolute, previa
orden t~eIcgrdfica traSmitida deSGe
Mcxicali por G! gobernador del Dis
trito.
Sc dice que dc L. averiguaciones
.rmprendidas por eli juez del distrito
lie Ensenada, licenciado Cuen, sc pu-
50 Ell claro que 3orhoa no consp-a-
ba contra ell gobierno de CantU J que
su vista i Tijuana, cuando aun Sc
cncontraba eStabiecido ALI el gobier-
no del Distrito Nortc, no tuyo mas
que el De tratar con ei coro-
lel Cantu diversos asuntos de carac-
Ter personal, 0 mas bien, dc caractcr
ccmercial.
Sc cree que Ia liberacion dc Bor-
ooa SC debi0 mas bieu d las restio-
mes que cerca del coronel Cantu hi
SuS amigos per conducto dc
prominentes personals de San Diego
uue a las averiguaciones hechas por
el juez de distrito, pues en- vc-dad
que los referidos amigos del eX-;efe
convencionista desarrollaron gran
aotividad para obtener la libertad del
iIetenido y para crcarlc una atm0sfe-
n de simpatia, 10 que lograron, pues
,asta los p~eriodicos todoS e~s:uvieron
lie su partc.
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Sc e~stablecio una Junta A.gric0la.

En- Tijuana. ha quedado cstableci-
da una Junta Agr!cola, de Ia que
forman partd los ingenieroS Agui-
lera, Arenas V Pavon. Tai iunta
tendra por obicto ci eStudiap las d;-
ferencias que surian entire patroncs
: peones con motive de los trabajos
~agricolaS tranSando esas d~iferencias
para evitar que sc paralicen los refe-
ridos trahajos y Sc periudiquen las
cosechas.
La mencionada .junta ha sido es-
tablecida por acuerdo del g~obernador
del Distrito Norte, coronel Cantu,
QUEEN aprobo el programa que al
efecto lie ~preseutaron los ingcnieroS
que Ia forman.
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iULlO VALDEZ : su espoSa la sra. D0fis
iiarla Lopez. dcscan saber ei parnhero DE-
I'll MANA In sra; Doila Jovita Gomez. que
1Ds separamos dc ella en Cludad JuareZ,
G.hih., Mexico. ~ dia - .c Driubre de
1916. : dCSdc cntonces IL hcmOs ienidO
raZ0n d" ella. lgualmcntc deseamos sa-
Der cl ParaderO de- IL Sra. DofIa Juaua
:0lneK. In ittiua VeZ que recihirnnS Carfa
De ella. fue a p:incipiO Dc Oclubrc do
'piG. &c rnrOn.rAba entUlces en- BorriCho.
Texas. \ Ia persona que dc informeS
"AactOS DE e$tas dos S~ciiOrsS. k graiirl-
care con $500. a Ia Urc inrorme M mas
dc una, con Si.O0. DirIjlr los inrorlnes
Julio Valdez. Gen. Del. Winslow. a"i-
IONA. Gt{.
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Ell DR., KING SUFRIO LA PERDi.
DA DE So AUTOMOVIL

Mlentras que entraba 4 prcstariG
sus serVlclos 4 I'LL enfermo, I'll Dr..
King, que yiye Ell IL casa 307 l..
Myrtle, unos ladrones lie robaron su
automovil, dc 10 que do cuenta IN
medIata a la pollcia.
En- los momentos Ell que ci Or.
King Sc queiaba q ID policia, un ne.
gro era llevado Il Ia inspection aeu-
sade del robo de un autonoviJ quo
result9 ser Ell del galenc expresadc.
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uATRIYONIAL-Un dollar, aprira 10. o
amino lacia Ia fellcidac con es,s ran
i$i.G0i le enviaremos nuestro Gaia
loco MATRIMONIAL ILUSTRADO. COD
1ombres Y direcciones de muchas damas
que desean caSarse pronto. PueGe I'd
nScribIr 4 cualquiera de elias y coutraeY
Cosmopolitan CLUB. BOX SIS. VENICE
CALF.
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Comete ur1 atropelIo sin 11ombrt
eI Ayuntanieuto de Cuaynas
Porque no quiso proporcionarle luz regaIada ia Cia. &c
Luz Y Fuerza, Sc iHcaut6 de Ia plaHta

un huen numero de poIicias J Sc di-
.igi6 = Il planta dc luz para oDligar
! que Sc suminist.ara Ell alumbrado
n~ecesario y como no accediera a
clio el ST.. Pedro Cosca, Quien fungc
ONO Pres.dente del Consejo de Ad-
ni~nistraci6n dc Ia Cha EXpIotadora,
prden6 qIe este fuera conducido al
2alacio Municipal Ell calidad de de-
eniGo @ incomun!cado.
En- seguida la emprendieron cor
III Senior de apellido Corral. Quicn
IS ell segundo de IA citaGa Admins
.racion. Y le ordenaron que hiciera
entTega de ia citada planta, pero CO.
no este no podia resolyer NADIA sin
orden dc 81 immediate superior, Sc
:ehus6 I hacerlo dando por reSulta-
10 su arrcsto Immediate. AcuGieron
en- seguida con ell ST.. Eduardo Ga
iola, empieado de categoria oe Ia
.itada negotiation para obligarlo q
que conectara eli aIum5rado y como
70 10 h:ciera, fuG llevado a IA c~arcel;
ina vez teniendo l los pgincipales
iefes de Ia citad4 negotiation, Sc
lizo cargo el Ayuntam.ento de Ia
planta cbligando al r!aquinista a
Iuc coaectara al fin Ia luz.
Las personals arresadas pidicron
amparo con e. Jucz dc D;strito y fue-
ron libertados a! dia siguientc no sin
segu.rse los tramites necesarios pa
IL entaDlar Ia demanda contra los
ectos del p~reSidcute, quien contmua
questionable de Ia citada planta. ha-
biendo po!icias y guardias en- las
pue.tas de la citada negotiation.
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nESEh SAFER el parsdero de mi hijo Jose
Gloria, DE "a afios, de edad. estatura regu-
lar, color Dianco. a;os negfuS. cara reGoH-
ia. haze tres aiI0S que no Sc DE- II. Es-
iiivo en- ti.idad IUareZ. dc doude me n
ma oIlctna dc enganrlic. no sabienIoss
daSta rnfnnres lade de 81. Dare una
gratiriraci6u de CTNCT'ENTA nnI ApFS y
IN persona Grle Tile prOporcioue infOrmes
rirrtoS. nirtilrSe q GreSorlo Gloria. Boz
81 Tempe, Arizona. ufi5}
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MATRIMONIALES-

desea tcner correspondence con selCrit3
DC IS j ~ afIOs de cdad, OBJ
itfU malr!moniO. niritirS" 4 7 VI. Va
l8iez, 7. o. Box 81, Frontier "vo.
az.
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81 SR. CARLOS HERRERA MI RIO
EN- La CIUDAD DE MEXICO

Sc han recibido ncticias en- esta
ciudad dc que III la capital dc MeXi-
fallecio cl senior don Carlos He
rrera, acaudalado agricuItor dc Ia
region algodonera de Coahuila.
La muerte del Senor Herrera la
sido muy seutida entire todoS los
hombres Dc uegocios de la Laguna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-01

GRATIFICARE con So 500 . re
dc pardderU cXaCtO &c mis- hcrmanOS An<
tonic Y Just hrViZII re>rrCiiy"mru'c. II
prtImnTO DE Il amos y cl Sc2undo dc ?
nrI"iuarIO> de- Iiay6n. sonora. Mexico. Df-
rlilrsr i Francisco H.. .ArIILu, Coweli. Cd
IIrurnla, Via Bay Point. 4.
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Sc GHATIFICARAN sa.G0 ! cuaiquier per-
soma que inrorme de Jose MeEiin. espI-
hni. cdad - -aiiOs. uace cuatro as.Os GO
encoHiraba en- Nevada. Diriiirse a SALIVA
dor Aleman. Prudence. ". Va. i03i)
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do cnblerta con facilidad Ia quota
aS;gnaja Il este distritu no obstantc
que. dcb!d0 u miles dc circumstances.
rsta partc dc Ia frontcra ha sufrido
mucno Ell II ncgocios durantc los
tiemp"s.
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L. dsrro.a de Ancheta.

Sygun nocicias del sur dicen' que
= eI coNbatc iit.mo regjstrado en-
TIE fuer&as mixtas do yaquiS y anti
c&,ranc:stas ) las del Go5ierno dc
Sonora ccrca dc Su&qm perdieron
lcs G-I GoJ.r:no POGO mas dc 300
homor>s entire mUcrtos : heriGos. Il
Coroncl Ancheta .iefc del cjt-cito
c@.ranyiSJa, mlrio er el combatc.
s. ase%ura quc en- laS inmedia-
cones de il sierra de Los Ajos y
ccrca del canon dc Cuituca, en- las
Hgmcdiar!aEes de Cananea, st han
dciado scntir partidas rcvoluciona-
ri2s.
FL CORRESPONSAL
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NEGESlTU duS LapalerUs. !rabaJO perfna.
nrn!c pago segtn desempeio, dirigirse
NJ = West Houston. Diego Flores Prop
NiI.
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E>lanio> paganda 81 meior prerio por Sit
LES. vislieLoS I'd, o mandenos muastTas
J u and Il NarrGGuin. +6 LnlnrnSa s.
-ap Antonio. Texas.
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Il NECESiTAN 100 murh3chaS para iimpiaI
nIercs. informan en- los Trash 81. Gf2s
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>EiESiiO sells zapaiGrns. paco $40 a s22 81
-emanar:OS. Boston Shoe Repairing Co
TO West Houston -th33
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Sc NECESITA fabricantc experto de dull
CeS -IneNlcanOS. DiriIirSe a Mrs. Solomon,
CT Austin 81. Gc = 4 { dc la tardc.
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- EECESITAE operarioS que coHozcan Ia
fabrication dc pUrOs. Fink Cigar Factory.
ri Commerce ST.. san Antonio. Texas.
Hi3ql.
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CtSiS BARATAS.-si5.00 Contaau. $500
Observation-Disclosures. Jos. ii2. i0i, fH3
Y iGj PEACH ST.. ccrca dc North Br3zo.
n dos cuartos cada una. PreClo S500.G)
VIM. /. Schultz. CulrtO :, Riverside
Bldg, iGi West Commerce 81. ii3)
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BIBLIOTECA iLUSTRADA PARA
NlNOS


Ga so centa,os cada Tomo).
Aventuras Feis.mo Lente!!!ia.
e. Canastiuo de Flores.
e. Mundo de 10 Pequeno.
FL Encanto de los NiHos.
Fisica al Alcance de los Ninoz.
Historic de las S~ociedades
Humans.
Las Maravil!as del Cello.
La Cabrita dc Orc.
BIBLi0TECA DE 1NDUSTRIAS
LUCRATIVAS
a 40 c~eltaVOS cada IOmO)
Ganado Lamar
CaballoS de Cargo
Industrial AlSodo-e-a
GuSanos de SeGa
Fac2S Lecheras
industrial Aif2rera
Caballos de Lujo
industrial Azucarara
Las Flores Y SIS Perfumes
Exploitation de Il Patata
Cria de Cabras
Cria de CerdCS
Ii AZafrau.
Cria de Palomas
OBRAS POPULARES EMPASTA-
DAS
a % ~ceDtayOs cada una)
Hygiene del funador
La Electricidad en- casa
Q~uiromanci.-
Guia del Buen Siryielte
Manual de EQuitaci0n
JUegos Y deporteS
100 plates de GAIA
100 platos de Ternera
100 formulas para a~provechar los
sobrantes
Bales &c Sociedad
Oracuio dc las Damas
Labores del Bello sexo
Aumerto de bicnestar - tomoS 90
Manual de poS:reS Y licores
Manual dc reposteria y ~paSCeleri2
Guia del matrimonio
100 MOODS de aiinar carne de vaca
HAZANAS De FANTOMAS
q 10 c~entavos tomo)
II geaio del crimen
NisterioSas fechorias
Horrible eStratageM3
Eadaver que habia
Iuve contra Fantomas
e muerto cue Glata
La nuella Gel muert0
81 ggeate Secreto
q Gocumelto nunero !.
Pr!sioaeTo de Fantomas
q Giamsate del Rey.
Dezt-eza Until
LI cbogedo miste4 ,oso
81 poizoate apache
u nino Gesap2recido
Ell Shorc1do de LoadreS
FIS3 Pc vida
AYENTuRAS DE BUFFALO BILL
a 10 ceateSos tcmo)
= Q-o&cns6or &c tn pa.
OGs noche de CARNIVAL
Il las5Luto lie uua yioora
Fl misterto IL - ounU dagas
Pesca GifIcil
IN toato GamcS-ado iisto
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II NE'ESiTa express para que lleve SUP
prIaras a Ia eStari0n O gamble SIs nut
:,lcs lIablrlc a Rosales TeIefoDo Crochet
81 Y Travis 1926. g..
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81 PRESTA DINERO sobrc rHuum.s SIN
ger. Il. cubraT lntelcs. ~ West CUn-
IIcrCc -. tfS).
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EMPLEOS-

e NECESTTA j0v"n nr>". .n" .r D.':Ia
que liable tn2ltS. ron bucGas
rcfrrcncias : cue CGnozca pcrfcctalnente
Il iTabaio dc SODA FOUNTAIN. $iO.Dn pc.
sos menSualeS y asiSicncia. Dtrijase Q
,:OnSlanrlo Bravo. rs Tr,Idpenn 81. Hen.
rvrii1. Okla ii6i
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':ramrr-3i9 Hicks HuiIdlng-n. Arturo
Cramer. Oculista -opuco, Pres. 81 la vista
rie vd c0mlenza 4 carSarse 81 I'D ,enf
dolores dc cabezE no Sc esnerc hasIa que
sea G"mnsiadn iarde Esanen Gratis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-01

intcs &c yendcr sus NuECES lie estma
ramOS darnos a conoccr sus precioS. com
%cualquteT cantidad y rlaSe "
,ud &. Ma:roguiD. 4f DoIoross street. So;
,ujunio. FeXiS.
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-. NECEsITAN sefiOrliaS. Finck Cigar
Factory. .a05 West Commerce ST., ut9l.
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VENDENSE INMEDlATAMENTE. mTy
barStGS. clnCo liToS &c mulas en- buen
CSledO. 0cUrran o eSCrib-u i iiG West
Commerce ST., san Antonio, Texas.
uii0l.
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DuY CLASSES &c inglcs = GspahGl. m"foGo
D%rir'iCo en- aInbOo idIom2s. Lame -telefO-
no Travis 5JGS. us.
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81 SUl.lCITA cc0nGmico capital para ca
IrlIirr parrnir. - rarantlZa I'll 2j0C. do
utliidGd. Para informcS diriiansc a No.
u. CO. LA rRENSA, san An'"rtO. Texas.
IttOl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-01

Sc VESDE BARAT0. auto . pasaIcroS en-
magnlficas condolences. En- abonoS. 4 per-
soma de responsabiliGsd. Informan 500 sur
Flores u1kl.
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~NAGNlFiCA uPnRTuNiDAD: vendense cra
Ero P3ckarts. IN PearCt-Arrow y ia
MAMIE ajuar de casa. Para lnformes ocu
rraa q 30 West Houston 81. fh"i|.
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AV[SOS DE OCCASION
VENTAS-

POR TENER que ausentarne vehdU cn $3.50
Dollars. aulom6vil Packard : pasajeros, en-
ImasnifiCO es;aGo dc use. Neasc ST.. nag
non. $50 Brady Building. dis.
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K1E26s ESC0ClD0S.
De VENTA EN- LA CASA EDITORIAL LOZANO

e comp.ot del juez
e. ~prosc7ipto de ia montana
Tn piano ametraliadora
LanzaGoS al abisno
Eiaje t~errorifico
DAME! Ell oso Y el OSo Juan.
Fl caciqUe negro
Linchamiento fracasado.
La estatua parlante
Los beduinos -ojns
NOVELAS DIVERSAS
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RENTAS-

RENTAS-
81 RENTA r,iar.n hicH 7mr"hi"r" casa
particular. Z selOra o SnliOrifa sofa Y COD
rrfcrrnriaS. ucurran 313 Beiyin 81.
Sc RENTA hacienda. Dlgame I'd. 81 tiene
ImplamentoS Y maUuinaria a~gricOla y su
valor, Y 20 lie proporcionare hacienda COD
aqua en- Mexico. n. E. Flores. ms Kelvin
- San knt~Ftn To'"r "S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-03
DISCONTINUED PATTERNS

Willow Arm Chair
which only and two Of kind-some
below regular low price
La
The Parker post., 1917-12-29
Council Of National Defense.

The Council of National Defense
vas created under an act of congress
passed August 20. 1915, and the same
act provided for the creation Of an
advisory commission Of seven to act
with, under and by the authority Of
the council. By the terms Of the act.
this council, with the Coordination Of
industries and resources for the ma
tional security and welfare" and with
the creation of relations which will
render possible in the time of need the
immediate concentration. and utiliza-
ton of the resources Of the nation"
The main body, or central council Of
defense at Washington, consists of the
secretaries Of war, navy, interior, ag-
riculture, commerce. and labor. The
advisory commission. consists of rail
road presidents, financiers, manufac-
turers, educators and specialists in
particular lines. The board acts as
clearing house for the war industry
needs of the nation with authority to
determine the most effective ways of
meeting them, and the best means and
methods Of increasing production, in
Guiding the creation or extension Of
industries demanded by the emer-
gency; the relative urgency OF, the diff
ferent needs, also considering price
factors, industrial and labor aspects
and conditions affecting food supplies
and prices. The authority Of the coun-
ell Is nation wide.
The Parker post., 1917-12-29
No Food in Seventy Hours.

Not bite Of food for 70 hours was
the terrible experience Of native
who was admitted to the Krugersdorp
hospital (South Africa. The man
had been severely burned about the
legs in a fire in an outlying village,
and with the other injured persons
had been placed on passing freight
train to be taken to the nearest hos
pital. The man pulled tarpaulin
over himself, and so, when the others
were removed, he was overlooked. The
train arrived at Krugersdorp during
a Saturday evening, and the truck
was shunted into the station yard.
The whole Of Sunday and Monday the
native remained without food or wa
ter, under the tarpaulin, and he was
only discovered on Tuesday afternoon
when q checker went his rounds. Rail-
way men were on the point Of placing
mealies on the truck when they no
ticed movement under the sail, and
the native, semiconscious and partial
" demented, was found unable to
move much. On close examination 1t
was found that his lower limbs were
in a terrible state, and he was re-
moved to the hospital.
The Parker post., 1917-12-29

Ham, whose names are subscribed to
the annexed instrument, articles OF
Incorporation of Alamo Gold Mining
Company, as parties thereto, person.
ally known to me to be the individ-
uals described in and who executed
the said annexed instrument, as par
ties thereto. and each of said persons
acknowledged to me that they, each
of them respectively, executed the
same freely and voluntarily and for
the uses and purposes therein mem
toned. If,
In witness whereof have hercunto
set my hand and seal of office this
End day of August, A. D., 1917. g
(SeaD RICHARD .BUSTEED,
Notary Public in and for the County
of Clark, State Of Nevada. 10
My commission expires Apl. %,
1918. a
The Parker post., 1917-12-29
TO AVOID CENsoRs
Soldier Boys, Use the Regulation
Blue Envelopes.
Must Sign Certificate on Outside That
Contents Are Personal or Fam.
lily Matters Only.

The blue envelope has made a big
hit with Sammy. 1t is the one feature
Of the army's field censorship regula-
tions to which he gives kind word.
Not that the censorship inhibitions are
unreasonable or irksome especially to
him, but because it is the soldiers
prOverbial and inalienable right to
"beef" against the censor, writes a
correspondent with the American ex-
peditionary force in France.
The provision regulating the blue
envelopes reads as follows:
"In order that men may forward
personal or family letters without the
necessity Of having them read by Of
ficers known to them personally, such
letters may be inclosed in the author
lied blue envelope and sent directly
to the base censor through United
States army postal service"
Only authorized envelopes supplied
to. organizations at the rate of one
per man per week may be used. More
than one letter, however, may be for
warded in the envelope, but all the
letters must be from the same soldier
who signs a certificate on the outside
of the envelope to the effect that the
letters inclosed relate to personal or
family matters only and do not refer
to military subjects.
"It's a great stunt" said one dough
boy. "You see if me and the missus
want to have a little tiff on paper I
don't want the captain to be knowin'
all about it. What do I care If some
fellow miles away, whom I'll never
see in my life, reads it. guess it will
seem like a little bit Of home sweet
home to him!'
Or, as another put it.:
''You know any time a fellow writes
his girl, of course he has to gush a
little. Maybe spring little poetry
and sometimes, by gosh, you mean it.
Believe me, you get mighty lonesome
over here hearing a lot Of chattering
you don't know nothin' about. And
when her picture is lOokin' down at
you from the wall and the moon is
helpin' out the candle to light the
room and you get thinkin' Of the night
you said good-by, it's powerful helpin'
to sit down and write her all about it."
The blue envelope is a development
of this war. It is new In our service.
The French and English, though, have
been using it for quite while, and as
we have adopted in many respects the
censorship regulations Of the English
army, the lady in blue, as the envelope
has come to be called, came with them
Today she is the one popular member
Of her family.
The Parker post., 1917-12-29
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF
ALAMO GOLD MINING COMPANY

Know all Men by these Presents:
That we, the undersigned, have
this day voluntarily associated our.
selves together for the purpose of
forming a corporation under and by
virtue of the laws of the state of
Nevada, and do hereby certify:
That the name of said corporation
is and shall be Alamo Gold Mining
Company.
That the place where its principal
office is located is at the Office of w.
R. Thomas, Mesquite Building, in
the City of Los Vegas, county, of
Clark, state of Nevada, but Offices
may be maintained at any place out
side of the state Of NAvada, provided
by the bylaws of tie corporation;
and at such other offices outside of
the state of Nevada meetings of
stockholders and directors may be
held as provided by the bylaws of
the corporation.
III.
That the objects and purposes for
which this corporation is formed are:
To locate all kinds of mineral land
and obtain title for the same from
The Parker post., 1917-12-29
MINE WARNING NOTICE.

To Whom it May Concern: T
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Empire-Arizona Con-
sOlidated Copper company, is the
owner of that certain mining claim
recorded as Royal Eagle Mining
Claim, situate in the Cienega Mining
District, Yuma county, state or Ari-
zona; and that certain parts or por-'
tions of said claim described as fol-
lows, tO-wit:
Southwest one-half (SWk) OF
that certain mining claim recorded
as Royal Eagle Mining Claim" is
now in possession of and being work.
ed under a leasing contract by Con
O'Laster. 4
The said owner, the undersigned,
hereby gives notice that neither the
portions of the above named claim,
mort the owner thereof, will be res
ponsible for any debts contracted for
labor, supplies, or material, by the
persons working said leased ground.
EMPIRE-ARIZONA CONSOLIDATED
COPPER COMPANY.
y BY c. M. MOSES, Vice-President.
Dated at Parker, this 1st day of
October, 1917.