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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-13

No@ 1868. Charles F. Schuck. was APP
proved and referred to the state board
of examiners.
Letter of B. w. Oppenheim, attorney.
was read in reference to loan Of Pryor
l.. Neil No. 1851. and the matter re-
ferred to the state land commissioner
for investigation without expense to
the state land board.
FARM LOANS GRANTED.
The board then adjourned to meet
at 2 o'clock, p. m.
Same members of the board present
as at the morning session.
The board granted the following
farm loans and instructed the register
to refund to applicants the balance of
l per cent fee paid after deducting
costs of appraisement:
o. H. Warner (renewal
and increased, Grace. $4,000 5
Geneva B. Telford, Grace 1000 500
Geo. r. and Albert l..
Fisher, oxford ........ 1900 800
T. R. Potter, Greenleaf.. 1900 400
Mabel Jewell Sites,
Weiser .............. 1900 SO
David Duree, Council. 1000
John Tryrlyer, (renewaD
Cambridge .......... 1000
Walter G. Chilcott re-
newaD Gardena ...... 500
Jesse Harris, (renewaD
weston ........... lUOO
Samuel X. Obray, Ridg-
dale ................ l5UO 3.50
Leon Byington, Rockland 1850 $50
David G. Kunz, Mont
peller ..-...,........ l500
c. L. Ross and Chas.
Schropel. Kimberly -. 1000 $500
Frank Holgate, Caldwell. 1000 1888
Fayette c.. Howard and
Burt r. Fitch, Pine.
hurst ................ $500 1850
NJ. E. Lewis, Moscow. 1000 PASS
Cecil r. Peckham, Wilder 2750 4450
The following farm loan applications
were denied and the register instruct
ed to refund to applicants the diff
ference between 1 per cent fee paid
and cost Of appraisement.
Hugh Lester Geddes.
Banda ........... $4,000 S11.0O
Martha Josephine Henley
Lewiston ............... 1000
r. B. Henley. Lewiston. 1900
Frank S. Rice, Grange
Vile ................... loco
Anderson c. Walker, Ola. 500
Gertrude f. Creger, Pay
cite :. ................ 1900 1877
Claim of Boise Title and Trust COM
pany for 1915, continuation abstract
| Dr., I@h
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-13
2,O87, 391 SAY "HERE"

Attention, Americans, while Uncle
SANS fighting forces come marching
by:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-13

Claim of Boise Title and Trust COM
pany for 1915, continuation abstract
Perry J. Johnson, loan No. 1853, and
claim of Adams County Abstract &
Title company for s3.7s, continuation
abstract Reilly Atkinson, loan No.
6S3, were allowed by the board.
Whereupon the board adjourned
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14
two LOCAL
PHYSICIANS ENLIST

DR.. W. L. Carman, of Paint Lick
and DR.. Virgil Kinnaird, of this city
have recently offered their services to
the Reserve Medical Corp and each
have passed satisfactory examinations.
DIR. Carman has beeh ordered to report
at Fort Ogleihrope, Ga. today and DR..
Kinnaird, who received his commission
last Thursday, has been ordered to Sc.
cure his necessary uniform and to be
ready to report at an early date. Gar
rard county is losing for time two of our
most capable young physicians. vet
their friends are proud of their patriot
ism. while they all realized that each
is making a great sacrifice in giving up
their lucrative practice. Their records
will be watched through the entire war.
by their host Of friends back home and
will wish them good health and gooO
luck during their patriotic ser ice.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14
LET'S TRY IT

Gerard County will have an oppor-
tunity to compete in the contest to be
held Mt the State Fair this year. in
which many prizes will be given for the
best agricultural exhibits made by any
county. Not alone does this offer an
opportunity to get cash prize. but il
offers great advertising possibilities for
the selling Of real estate and the compe-
tition promises to be vigorous AS well
AS the most interesting feature at the
Fair. You farmers who pride in the
production Of first class production
should get busy and make an effort &c
have Gsrrard county represented il
this contest. Really We should have ar
exhibit that would carry of prize. 1,
is well worth the effort. Try it.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14
TEN MILLION REGISTER.

More than lO,0OO.0O0 young Ameri-
cans enrolled for war service Tuesday
and at no place in the country were any
of serious nature report
ed. Governors from all the States
telegraphed Gen. Chowder. however,
that "a full registration was Indicated
and that splendid order prevailed. A
feature Of the registration was the re-
fusal of hundreds of thousands to an
syer the question ''Do YOU claim eX-
empuon?" This matter was left to the
exemption boards.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14
80: s.;sS,: ~:

And for country boy and for that flag dream
dream but of serving you, though
through thousand hes No what happens
lie, night but you pray God bless that
flag Remember boy that behind all these that have
do WITH behind officers government people
there is the Country Herself your Country you belong
to Her belong your mother boy.
would stand by mother got hold
of her todayPhp Nolan the MAN Without Country" who
Flowed his country other has loved her,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14
CONsCRIPr LOAFERS.

Many Of those who were and are OPP
posed to compulsory military service
would most heartily approve conscrip.
ton and the draft If it could be applied
to idle boys made the means of keeping
them at work. A committee has been
investigating the matter reported to
government authorities that there are
now two million hsbitual idle boys OF
fourteen and eighteen. Anyone who
has noticed the vacant-eyed. loose-lip.
ped. slouchy. cigarette.smoking young
loafers who hang around city street
corners will easily believe the report
The Youths Companion.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14
JOHN s. ROBINSON DIES.

Mr.. John 5. Robinson. one OF the
principle owners of the Grab Orchard
Springs hotel died suddenly at DR..
Dicks Sanatsrium near Louisville last
Thursday morning after an illness OF
only few days. Uncle Johnny as
he was familiarly called by his friends,
will be greatly missed at the Springs
and much sol row will be felt that he is
no more. He is survived BY one son,
William Robinson. Of Memphis and one
daughter. Mrs. Robert Ssufley. OF
Phecnix. Ariz.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14
war TAX ON DOGS.

A Kentucky reader who believes tina;
"nothingis 80 much luxury as dog
urges war tax Of $40 on each dog. for
raising revenue and discouraging the
keeping Of dogs He figures, and quite
accurately. that less dogs would mean
more sheep. and also more food FOR ami,
mails which better deserve upkcep.
Through the increase Of ilocks material
for much needed food and clothing
would be promptly provided.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14
TAKEN CHARGE OF BANK

Mr.. Charlie Thompson. who has been
serving in the Garrard Bank and Trust
Company. as individual book-keeper for
the past year or more has resigned this
position and accepted m"re lucrative
one ss cashier of the First State Bank
at Livingston, Ky. Charlie is q splen-
did young man and We congratulate him
on hrs worthy promotion and feel that
he will make good in his new field. MIR.
J. N. Brown. Of the Mercer National
Bank. of Harrodsburg, succeeds Mr..
Thompson and assumed his duties last
Monday morning.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14
flag DAY.

sary Of the adoption Of the stars and
stripes as the flag Of our country. II
is a national anniversary and is becom-
ing more generally observed each year.
This year it will doubly be so on ac-
count Of the world wide war into which
our country has been forced. Show
your colors. fly your flag today.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14
LIBERTY BONDS
SUBSCRIBED FOR
County Does Its Full Duty


1arrri county mas done It's iull duty
IN subscribing Tor the Liberty Bonds.
vi 'he TWO Dillon loan asked OF the
people Harraru countys share was
the large shm OF sloo'ooV'oo. Mr. b.
r. hudson was appointed chairman
win TWO CASHIERS OF the hVe banks OF
the county as a committee TO assist TO
raise from the people OF the county the
subscription Tor these bonds.
rnese gentlemen iaoored faithfuiiy
win our people 10 hoat the oonds butit
was FOUND al the meeting called Tor
eight O'Clock at the citizens Bank for
iuesday morning that only Soo'oo0.oo
had been subscribed Tor. The chairman
al TINS me eung toid OF the labor ana
great EFFORT that mas peen msde TO pre-
sent the Importance Oh the matter 10
the people win the result reaiized and
that u would take heroic enort 10 sell
the remaining s4o'ooV.W py thursday
noon. volunteers We're asked Tor to
aia IN the Dig task' In response TO the
call. the business men OF Lancaster,
Paint LICK and Bryantsvllle closed their
business houses and answered the call.
Inc chairman asked Tor loo men with
automopiies 10 ieaVe the puoiic square
IN Lancaster on "wednesday morning al
seven clock 10 De joined DIV others al
bryantsyiiie ana rant LICK to cover
the entlre county Inc response was
generous More than loo responded
VINO nae ALREADY bought Liberty Bond
AT meeting at the Citizens Bank It
was FOUND that the fuii quota OF the
county mad been taken and the county
had done ITS duty
We wish that We had the space to
give the names OF all the gentlemen
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14
SWEET CLOVER.

Much interest is being manifested by
the farmers of the county in Sweet
Clover. Mr.. Frank Holtzclaw on the
Crab Orchard pike has beautiful field
of the same which is attracting much
attention several carloads Of farmers
having gone out to see it from town.
Mr.. Holtzclaw sowed the clover in the
spring Of 1916 and Ut the present time
1t strikes one around the shoulders. Mr..
+. Z. Merriman. District Agent Of the
U. s. Dept. Of Agriculture pronounced
this to be one of the best fields he had
ever seen. Mr.. HoItzclsw'ssys Sweet
Clover beats any clover or grass that
the has ever tried and that he intends
to get his entire farm seeded to it.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING

There will be district business
meeting of the Brysntsville Sunday
School next Sunday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. This Meeting is held prima-
riv to complete the organization in
this district and a good attendance is
asked to be present.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14
RED CROSS MEETINGS

The class on First Aid to the lnjur-
ed wifi meet at DIR. Kinnaird's Office
Thursday night at 7.
All who are interested in making
surgical supplies for the Red Cross
meet at the Womsns Club loom Friday
at PIP, M.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14
LLOYD MARET -
7 DIES SUDDENLY

Lloyd Maret. son Of Mr.. James Mar
ct. of Booneway fame. died at his
home at Mt. Vernon Thursday after
noon. aged "a years. He was i'll Of
pneumonia only as hours. Besides the
father. Mr.. Maret leaves wire to
whom he was married only a few
months ago. Mr.. Maret was tele-
graph operator for the l.. and N for
many years and was big-hearte1,
clever man Interior journal.
Mr.. Maret was well known in Lam
caster where he has often visited and
we regret to learn of his passing away.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-14

LOST:-Bstween Richmond ST.. and
School Builhing Pl Kappa Alpha
Fraternity Pin with initials C. ID. E.
Return to this Office and receive liberal
reward.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-14
NO SERIA VENTAJOSO FL ENVIO
DE TROPAS A RUSSIA

WASHINGTON, Agosto 13.-En
In cmbajada dc Russia en- csta capital
SC hizo hoy Ia declaration dc que,
IN conccpto dc los representatives d.
plom$ticos del antique impcrio. no
scria nroyechoso por ahora cl cnvia
dc tropas americanas Il Russia, COMO
Sc ha crcido V como 10 han ascgurado
alcunos micmbros dc la comisi0n a.
ncricana que fu6 al revuclto pals.
Creese que csta declaration dc Ia
embaiada tienc por obieto rcstar
fucrza e importancia a las declaarcio-
mes que hizo MIR. Elihu Root, rcspcc-
to a que los Estados Unidos deberian
auxiliar a Russia no solo financiera-
mcntc, sino militarmente Y que ell
envio de un eiGrc:to al frente ruso
scrviria para lograr Ia union de las
tropas moscov;tas Y para levantaries
Ia moral Y hacerlas disciplinadas de
nucvo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-14
Los bozlos del nuevc
e~mprestito %sujetcs
q contribution

|
WASHINGTON, D. c, Agosto Is
Ent~e tanto continia en- cl Senado eli
lebata sobrc Ia contribution de que
rra, que Sc clevara 4 Ia cantidad de
%2.006 millones de dolares, Sc han mi
ciado los pri@lcros pasoS en- la CANA
r., de parte del Capito,io, para !evan-
t,r parte de los a~dicionales .......
5000. coo, 900 de d6lares neccSarios pa
~ conGucir Ia guerra hasta el 10. de
Julio de 1918.
Pero mayor cantidad de dinero, pro
bablcmente mil o dos mil miilones Sc
RI Ucccsarjo accrdar para gastos CO.
~rricntcs, antcs de que el Congrcso
pEcia dccrctar esos gastos en- ell pro-
yimo periodic. FL Sccrctario McAdoo
"a 4 cc'cbrar una conferences con cl
leader democratic kitchin. Prcsidcnte
del Gentle dc Medios Y Arhitrios de
Ia Camara, con el ohjeto de discu.
tir ia situaci6n. Los mierbros del
del cypresado Comite, compuesto de
dcmGcratas Y repIblicanos, han ma
nifestado que estan en- Ia mejor dis
poSici0n de apTobar, sin dem0raS, la
legislation sobre c~ualquier aumento
razonabe que reQuiera cl gobierao.
Los leaders del Senado tambitn Sc
hallan en- igual disposition de amino.
FL comin sentir de los rcpresentan-
teS Y senadores para emitir bonos V
certificates de adeudo Y no por CON
tribUciones estd muy marcado en- AM
bas caElar2s y Sc cree que esta or
bas camaras y Sc cree que esta Tor
ma para obtener nuevo ondos adj
~cionaies cue ahora son n~ecesarioS. per
mitira que la MEDIA sujeta actual
mente 2 Ia consideration del Sena,
do. rasara en- Ell menor tempo posi-
Bile. ~previnienGo los disturbios que
siempre ocasione cualauier aunento
de contribucioneS, Y hacienda facil IA
o5tenci5n de dineGo. Los oficiales de
Ia Administration no han dicho cual
sea ia cantidad fila que desean les sea
autorizada por ahora, pero Sc cree
que una caatidad de mas &c dos mil
millones de d6larcs enccntrarIa rluy
fuerte oposici5n en- IL Camara. e.
movimiento cue Sc esta llevando a ca
BIO para Ia emission De bonoS 0 certi-
ficaCos sujetos a la contribution Y
cen el I Y medic por ciento de inte-
ras, en- .ugar de bonos o certificates
no sujatos z la contribution Y ilevan-
do solo 81 3 y medic por ciento de
i-t=-Gz. est4 ganaadose muy influ-
yea5ss partidarios en- Ia camara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-14
La persecution reGligiosa en- Jalisco......

NADIA tiene de sediicosa, Y perse-
guir a Su autor Y d los ~saccrdotes que
Ia leyeron, es infringir los articuios
6 v 7 de la Constitution Federal, que
rarantizan el derccho a la libre ma
nifcstaci0n de ideas Y la libertad
de escribir Y publican escritos que
TODD hombrc tiene como un attribute
dc SUI propia naturaleza, Y que es re-
conocido V respectable en- todos los
'puchlos cultos dc Ia TERRA.
FL articulo Is de la Constitution
cstablcce que nadie puede ser prl-
vado de In libcrtad, sin que sc presen-
ta en- contra suya demanda, querella
o acusaci6n por algun hecho deter
ninado, "quc la ley castigue con pc
Ia corporal" Mas adelante p%revlene
cue sas diligcncias del cateo deben
limitarse a los objetos que sc bus
can, en- rclaci5n, naturalmente, con
ell hecho que motiva ell proceso o la
2veriguaci0n.
81 este es asi,-preguntan los estu-
diantes,-icon que derecho Sc encar-
celia Y procesa a los sa~cerdotes que
leyeron la pastoral, no habiendo en-
este elementos constitutivos de Mn
gun delito? Y ICON que derecho tan-
biGn, estando los sacerdoteS acusados
del dclito de rebellion por haber leido
Ia pastoral aludida. no sc redujo ell
cateo de los temples a buscar Ia cr-
tada pastoral, sino que Sc practice
una p~csquisa general de documentos,
10 Qua! esta prohibiendo por Ia ley,
= Sc rccogieron papeles que no tie
nen re!aci6n con Ell hecho, Y hasta Il
BROS de las bibliotecas particulares de
los s~acerdotes, contra 10 prevenido en-
los a~rticulos 154,157 Y 1873 del C0di-
70 Federal de Procedimientos Pcna-
les?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-14
LEGO A NUEVA YORK Ell HlJO
DE SARA BERNHARDT

M,
NohFA Iohh' Asos'o
zee h~eEl'h"l"'' q N'Jo m
i'uSVre ""ste" Ai"''' ,,
"tuV' !ies' i'Ce ""' :
oroceneh'e "e 'i"''''"' eo,'
=" ooJe'o Ut Vel ." i'".'e'
He mace |e''P0 ~
oeacn' D"Jo u"
especial par" reeo'
eh1ermeoao que VIENNA p"ue'''''uo.
VI -d""i'''
ado De Su seguhoa esPoS' ! 81 h'I"
&c o'ec'oc"o AMOS 'n@""'': ~,
VINO " Iec'",t i" SUS
I'd 'S~ C'"I'"' 80
.!"Je Ocs"e LUIS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-14

vieran las gestiones que IN grupo de
los u formaban hizo ante el Pre-
siGente Municipal para que man.
dara cesar los incalificables abu-
sos de sus subordinados, pues en- vez
De conseguiFse 10 que Sc guerra, los
comisionados fueron aprehendidos,
asi como algunos dc sus familiares
cue t~ataban dc indacar su paradcro
o dc i~ntercGdcr por clos
Administration los cstadiantcs
= ohreros.-dcsdc ol momento dc
disolvcrse II manifestation, fueron
a~prehcndidos algunas otras pcrsonas.
III nlmero De dctcnidos assemble a
vein:is"i-. cast en-, su totalidad estu-
diartes i6vcnos. Varios de ellos fue-
ron int-oducidos a Ia prisi6n. a COL
PCS Y cmrellones, distirguiGndosc en-
RI cmplco De cstos proccdimientos un
indiyiduo Dc apcllido Sandoval. Jcfe
dclas c~omis;ones de scguridad.
Al dia siguicnte,-14 de junio,-
cratro o cinco de los estudiantes de-
tcridos fueron puestos or libertad,
sieaao ~trasladados los restantes a Ia
P~cniterciaria del Estado, s~ujetos a
" pcna dc ounce dias de arresto
o doscientos pesos de multa. habieD-
DO sido sometidos a trabajoS durisi-
mos. obligandoles a acarrear lena dcs
Il cl exterior dc Ia prisi6n Y a barrier
y regar ell interior de Ia misma.
Tostcrioymentc. Ia nocne del dia
is del mizmo mes, la P~rcsidencia
Municipal. por orden del ~gobernador
del Estado. qu;cn. a su vez, fue auto
rizado nor listed, senior P~residente de
II Ropdblica, procedi6.a clausurar 8
temDlos, los mas venerados por ell
0uchlo cat6lico dc csta ciudad, con
81 prctcxto, 4 todas luces infundado,
dc haccrsc en- cllos labor dc sedici6n.
Ahora bien:-exclaman los estu-
Giartcs.-lo: hcchos enumerados dc
u3ncian cl&ramcnte. por parte de las
autoridaies que en- ellos i~ntervinie-
ron. un prop6S:to deliberate de hosti-
lar sistcmaticancntc el Scntimiento
~cligioso. proiundamentc arraigado
en- 81 alma del pueblo tsratio, como
OF il dol pueblo lie todo Jalisco y del
pals em;ero en- su gran mayoria. Y
ra~a lIcrar 4 caho csa hosti!idad sis,
~tcn,atica, no sc Ia vacilado en- violar
.e9ctidas vcccS I2s leycs fundamen-
tales del pals.
Los ca-rancistas violan la Constitu-
cioa dc Quc.etaro.
ImDcdir Ia simple circulation dc Ia
Pastoral del se6or A~rzobispo. que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-14
UN MINISTRO ARGENTINE DE.
SAFfO A UN DIPUTADO

-
BUENOS AIRES, Agosto 13.-El
nr. Gomez, Ninistro del Interior en-
Ct g2bInetc argentine, que presento
ia rcnuncia de SUI cargo para poder
Sostener un duclo con ell d~iputado
Iarco Aurelio .Avellanada, por cier-
sos ataqucs que este dirigiera contra
2qucl, por haber intrigado con e!
gobierno federal, para quitarle el 60
hicrno dc la provincial dc Bueros All
res, al doctor Marcelino Ugarte, ha
vuclto a encargarsc nuevamente de
Ia Cartcra del Interior.
Embellishments que sc le acept6
ia rcnuncia al Dr.. Gomez, este man
DO sus padrinos al diputado Avella-
NADIA. El resultado fue que ell diputa-
do dis una satisfaction, manifestan-
10 que "habia hecho refcrencia del
Doctor Gomez. ,desdc I'm punto de
vista puramente politico, y sin la
menor iatcncion de que sus pala-
bras h;cierar alusion sobre su homer
personal
Con este ell Dr.. Gomez Sc do por
satisfecho, desintiendo del duelo, Y
siendo llamado de nuevo por el Pre-
sidente Iriyoyen, para que volviera a
encargarse de la Secretaria del Inte-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-14
En- Ell hotel

No b~uscaron los trangresores de
Ia ley, IN hotel de los suburbios. uro
de los que en- los barrios a~partados
dan albergue a todos los aventure-
ros V a todas las aventuras, sino que
Sc encaminaron a unO dc los ho-
teles centricos, %suntuosos, acredlta-
dos, para, de csc modo, cscapar mas
facilmente a toda sospecha.
Y q TN hotel de los que abren sus
puertas en- e! coraz6n de "a ciudad,
llegaron con su cargamento de opio.
Solo que no contaban conque los
detectives, entire los cuales, sesun Sc
nos dice, habia uno de California, los
seguian, Y, en- cuanto Sc dieron cuen
ia de sus maneios para .trasladar
Ell opio del autom6yil a las petacas,
' de ia Nevada de astas al hotel, los
aprehendieron, a pesar de todas las
protestas de i~nocencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-14
ACC!DENTE a LOS BOMBERCS
(vicmc &c In quinta plana).

desprendieron los caballos. Y 10 sa-
caron cast ilcso, de baio aQuella ma
quina que pudo habcrlo matado, asl
como a su companero.
Ell conductor dc la bomba, sc la
ma \. Dorongrichia, = tannbien re-
cihi6 las congratulations del publ
co. unto con su companero, por
aGuella salvation milagrosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-14

disco SAEER el paradcro de mI padrs
Naiividad Lucero, natiyo dc Gua1scevl. Du-
range, mexico, y que SO cncuentra en- CT
ESt1GO de California. 4 "a persona que
!9Gique con precision e., lGgar &c su re-.
SldenCia, SO le grattficara con $500. Di-
riff inroTmeS q An,,roSiG LYcero: Cam
NJ. s. Gernville, California.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-14

In fondista de Chelsea, barrio de
Londres, ACADIA de establecer en- sd
restaurant un departamento para los
perros que acompalan Z las perso-
mas cue frecuentan su casa, en- Ell
cual los animales son debidamente
atendidos. A los duenos solo Sc les
cobran como doce ~centavos de nues-
ira moneda por la comida de cada
perro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-14
AVISOS DE
MAFRiMONIALES

IN DOLLAR abrc 81 canine hacia la fell
CidGd matrimonial. Por cSta Cantld1d
t$i.Gal lie cnviarcmoS nucstro CaTAL0GO
lLUSTltiDp MATRIMONIAL. con nombres
Y GirccClanes dc muchaS damaS d~cScosas
de CaSaTSe. ESCriba 4 cualqnlera de elias
s cclcbrc TN re!i2 matrlrlOnlo en- brcve
tempo. Drdenc hoy mlSmO, de COShD-
roLITAN CORRESPONDENCE CLUB. Box
i5S, VENICE, CALIFORNIA, 90
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Complcmcntarias

Pocos minutes. GespuSs del succ'
so, Mr.. Bishop, jefe de bombcros. lie
90 4 Ia esquina dc Alamo y CONNER
&C. V con 81 varios cmpleados que
baio su direction proccdicron a !c'
vantGr Ia bomba ,caida. entire Ia es'
ncctaci6n de los curiosos.
Tan fuerte fuG la caida, que C
hidrantc de Ia csquina qpedo hecho
AMIGOS.
Rcspccto al incendio, sc nos dijc
quo no habia sido NADIA.
Dc todos MOODS, la alarma en- G.
publico que I aqucl!as horas LENA
ba las GALES, fu6 grandisima.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-14
Les ccmprometidos

Son e!los, segun los datos que te-
nernos. cl dicho cororel c~arrancista,
conocido en- San Antonio, I'm ingles
Y algunos otros individuos mas.
Sc dice que Sc les encontraron car
tas que comprometen a W conner
ciante de Ia region norte de Coahui-
Ia.
Como hasta el momento en- que es-
cribimos estas lineas, no han otorga-
DO fianza algrna, continiar, segin
sabemos, en prisioa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-14

DESEi SiBER In SefiOra EStanIsIaIa 10
driSuez ri parldcrO de Su hijO Jose Moran
de 20 amos de cdad, qri"n Sc encDn:raba
cn cl mes dc Mario On Portland. Calirar-
MA. Sc gratifIcara con 500 4 Ia persona
que dc razon cXacta. Diriiase 4 ESlahlS-
lada Rodriguez, jerome, Ariz., Boz 1853.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-14

IENDO nj que paguc meior. por iener
que salir para Mexico. mi cstablccimiento
de Restaurant Y Soda Fountain, Inuy acre
dItado por mas dc cualrO ahOS on rentro
de grandes Industries, cincO fundiciOnes
= mas de yeinre minas Dc carbon con PC
bIacion dc mas de 5000 habliantcs. Man
dare fotografiaS dc neroCiO. MOstradores.
mesa de marmol, casa : lOte propio. Di-
riianse a COnstancia Bravo, rs TrtnjScon
81. llenryetta, Okla. -Sai.