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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-10

Now it is reported that Germany
will tell Pope Benedict that she wants
only world peace guaranteed by treat
les. That is what existed before the
Teutons violated the treaties.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-10

Probably like all new reporters the
colonel will have impressed upon him
the necessity of getting his stuff in
early. The head line writer, news edi-
tor and makeup man are no respect
ers of persons.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-10

1t now appears that the Russians
are unable to run fast enough to keep
out of the way of the advancing Ger
mans. The Teutons are superior to
the Slavs both as fighters and as
SDrinters
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-10

One of the hardships incident to the
war is found in the announcement
that the Queen of Italy is wearing her
last years hat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-10

On two phases of possible peace
negotiations there appears to be no
room for discussion. France will not
relinquish her demand for the restor-
alton OF Alsace-Lorraine and all the
allies are agreed that Belgium must
be returned to her people. To these
two propositions the Germans must
consent before there Will be any basis
upon which a cessation of hostilities
can rest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-10

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-10

Course Not.
Prevaricatfon is the curse
OF fibbing Wallace Blandwell,
We all admit he lies well but
We know he doesn't stand well.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
Some of Our Special Hosiery Values

At 25e-Children's White LIs;e Hos
 iery. sizes to 91a. regular
 price 29c. At 25e-Women's Gauze Weight
 Black Silk Lisle Hosiery. At 25e-Women's Gauge Weight
 White Silk Lisle Hosiery. At 2ee-women's Black Silk Boot
 Hosiery. At 2ec-Women's White Silk Boot
 Hosiery. At 5oe-The well-knoyvn 'Tpswich"
 Silk Hosiery for women, in
 black and white. At 5ee-Women's Black silk Hos
 iery, regular 75c value. At 59e-Women's White silk Hos
 iery, regular 75c value.
 EXTRA SPECIAL Women's "Burson" Split Foot Hosiery, second quality Of the regular 25c grade Special price a pair. .............. 1ec
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23

| speakers of the day. able to make hon. 1 est boast that the blood of Uncas and his fellow sachen1s, who were original ly supreme on this countryside, flowed through his veins. I can lay no claim to this distinction, for I come of a race of palefaces.
 Conditions Have Changed.
 Conditions have changed radicais since the early part of the 17th cen tury in this community Roads, broad highways and ways of steel have sus = planted the lonely fOOtpath and trail of the days gone by. The temporary cluster of wigwanls has given way to the stable hamlet, village and city, with their more permanent structures and streets. It must be, therefore, as present day, which IS located nearest to this historic place, that I extend greetings and welcome to all.
 All who are within reach of my voice today are natives of a territory which is rich in tradition of the past It is your common interest in these tradi- tions and in the history of community life of this territory of old that has celebration of this memorable event. And so. whether you come from our sister city, New London on the south, or from Webster, in our sister state of Massachusetts, on the north, or from one of the cities or towns or viI- lages lying between, I give you all welcome.
 A Unique Celebration.
 To my mind this is a unique ceIe- brntion. Gathered as we are upon the crest of this hill for the possession of which the rival tribes used to wage war, our recollection of the past and our realization of the present must give us good reason to realize the sig nif1cance of this day. These exercises resulting from some months of care ful planning and persistent effort mark an achievement which will be of last ing value to the people of eastern Connecticut and the adjoining territory of southern Massachusetts
 revived and quickened interest in the history of the country in which we
 (Continued on Page Eight.)
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
NOTICE:

Whereas. my wife. Elenora Springis has left my bed and board without just cause provocation, I hereby forbid all persons trusting her on my account, as shall pa@ II bills of her contraction after this date.
 GEORGE SPRINGIS. < Lebanon. June goth 1917. je22d
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23

Preceding the concert by Tubbs' Military band and the literary exer- cises, a basket picnic was held and every shady nook was the scene of a happy gathering. Yokeag, clam chow der, sandwiches, coffee, ice cream, began Ladies' Sewing Society. in charge of the president, Mrs. F. C. Fowler. The ladies made plans for feeding 800 and they were kept busy at all times.
 The Concert Programme.
 The musical programme rendered by Tubbs' band follows: March-New York Hippodrome,
 Sousa Selection-Nattona1A Airs Moses Operatic-Blue Paradise,
 Bysler and Romberg Fantasia-Tone Pictures of North
 and South, Bendix FinaIe-Star Spangled Banner.
 The following programme was car rIed: Patriotic songs, led by Frederic ". Lester; address. Mayor Allyn l.. Hymn of the Republic, solo part by Miss Brown of New London: address, The Last of the Mohegans, Mayor Err nest E. Rogers of New London: Star SpanCled Banner; New Ways and Old Trails, F1avel s. Luther president of Trinity college; Indian song, Lemuel Fielding.
 Welcome by Mayor Brown. : Mayor Brown spoke in part as fol- lows
 It would doubtless seem more ap- propriate to you, as well as to myself, were the one selected to preside upon this occa sion and to give 9 few words of greeting to you who are assembled here and to introduce the honoTed
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23

One of the biggest events of the year in eastern Connecticut was held Friday, when the Mohegan Trail was opened The weather was perfect and the elaborate preparations and ar engagements made were carried out perfectly without a single hitch.
 The trail vas cOnspicuousiy opened with the biggest automobile parade that has ever been held in this sec tion of the state. Fully 200 autono- piles, gaLy decorated with flags, bunt- Ing and flowers. making a very pretty spectacle, hit the trail
 People all along the trail from Webster. Mass, down were cut III full force and although they were not able to participate in the great event they were willing to give the glad wave of approval
 MohegaI; Hill, where the literary exercises were carried out was crowd ed with people, automobiles, teams and bicycles.
 Trailers Start on Time.
 The Webster delega tion, 90 cars in number, under the direction of Mar shal Gilbert Osborne, hit the trail shortly after o'clock. The streets of Webster along the line of march were crowded with people and many of the houses and buildings were decorated with flags and bunting. Each one wore an Indian headdress with the name of the Indian tribe that foImer-y lived in that section. the Nipmucs.
 When the grand marshal of the pa rade- Charles W. Pearson of -ais city. arrived in Webster, Lemuel Fielding. a full blooded AIohegan Indian, of this
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
BOYS WEAR

 Get the boys ready for the Sum mer vacation.
 Boys overalls, sizes to 14, at 59c pair.
 Boys OveralIs. sizes 10 to IS. at s5c a pair.
 Boys Khaki Trousers. sizes 8 10 Is, at 6sc. 9sc and s1.25. Boys Linen Trousers at ssc and SIPS.
 Boys White Duck Trousers at asc and s1.5O.
 Boys Sport Blouses. sizes to IS. at 69c.
 Boys Bathing Suits at SIPS. s1.ss. S2.5O and s2.e5.
 Boys Keep cool" Suits at ss.s5 and s6.5O
 Boys Washable Suits. sizes 10 8, at 9sc, value s1.25. Boys Washable Suits. better grades at s1.5o, s2.oO, s2.4s and s2.s5.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23

city, dressed in Indian costume, gave | several warwhoops and displayed his
 skill with the bow and arrow. Boy Scouts sounded bugle calls.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
Continued Today The June Sale of Silks

There are Silks in this sale for every purpose-for street and even ing costumes. also suitable weaves for vacation or seashore wear. The opportunity for savings in dependa- ble Silks is such that no one can afford to miss these special values.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
Today Will Be the
 Last Day of the Sale of Toilet Goods

Today will be the last day of the sale of Toilet Goods-the last op- portunity to buy Toilet Articles al reduced prices. Remember-this sale will end when the store closes tonight. Be sure and attend this sale today.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
Women's Sweaters, Se.5o

Women's and Misses' Shetland Pull-over Sweaters-rose and white. Copenhagen and white, green and white, purple and white-Special price S6,5o, value $500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
FL corOnel c%arraneista
Otey0 di0 muerte a
Su arlante
Despues de apoderarse de una
iuerte surna de dinero y de
cometer ell crimen, hugo

Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENsA
NOGALES, Arizona, Noviemhre
1S-Las autoridades de la yecina
plaza recibieron aver IN mensaje te-
~!cerafico sascrito por el c~omandante
miiitar de Ia ciudad de Hermosilio,
piditndoies que procedan a Ia cap
tura de IN coronel ca%rrancista la
mado Alexandra Otero; en- case de
cue dicho jefc intentc cruzar la from
terra.
Por que Sc lie busca.
\ Otero 10 neccSitan las autorida-
des militarcs de Hermosilio, por ha-
Der cometido un horrendo crimen
en- aquc'la capital. Otero, segdn 10
eypresar las noticias recibidas en-
esta Y en- Ia vccina plaza. do muerte.
a balazos. a una mujer que con el
hacia vida marital, despu&s de apo
derarse dc una fuertc SIma de dine
70. Fl mcncionado iefe c~arrancista.
adcmas, Sc apoder6 de varios miles
de pesos Que reftcnccien a las fuer-
Zas de sU mando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
LLOYO-GEORGE HABLA ACER.
CA DEL CONSEJO INTER
ALIADO.


L0NDRES. Noviembrc 20.-EI
Primer Hlinistro Sir Lloyd-Georgc
p~ronuncio hoy un discurso en- Ell que
hizo referencia al Console de Guerra
;ntcT-aiiado que trata dc organizarse
cnirc las uacioGcS dc Ia Entente V
manifesto que, por 10 que e. habla
podiio ohscrvar, Ia opinion publica dc
los EStadnS UuidoS egtAba mas bien
u favor de que dicho CouScjo dc
Guerra cstu"icra inveStido dc podercS
cjccutivoS, pcro. agGcg6: que en- 81
opinion hahia raZoncs poderoSas, en-
virtud DC las c1alcs csc >istcma Sc
Iia POGO dcSeablc. d mcucS dc que
los aliados 80 couvcrrieran de quo
rabia Sido un complete f~racaso ei j.
doptat 81 presente Sjstcma. Tambi6u
h!zo rclaci0n d u discourse Dc Paris
sohrc este misno as1uto. y 10 cypl!co
dicicndo que Ct ointic Ia necesidad
Que hahla de lcvantar 81 Scntimieuto
putiico. en- favor del proyecto reia-
two. Y que c:i mentc hahia obcdcci-
do 4 Sus palabr9E.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
NUEYA LUCIA AMENAZA A
PETROCRADO....


PETROGRApO, Noycmhrc ~
Tn nlovo ~cjercito, tornado por cor
t;rgcn.cs que fucron sacados DC
rrcntc, Marcia sohre cSta capital
para atacar = las fuerzas que Ia de
ficndc" y las cuaics Sostjcncn al go
hi"rno implantado ror los BolScvik!
par a~rroiaron del podcr al primer
ministIo N. alexandra kcrcnSky.
Una b~a;alla, aUn mas sangrienta
que las que aqui turieron iugar en-
:rc las fucrzaS dc kcrcnsky y las del
@ohicrno provisional. cst;i, pucs. cn
yispcras dc rcgistralSc. Las avanza-
nas del nu"vo cicrcit0 que marcia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
LOS RERELDES Sc APROXlMAN
A CiuDAD JUAREZ.

Ell PAS0. Texas, No"lemurc 20
-Anoche conlun;caron 4 esta clu'
lad. de Ia veeina, que grandes luml
-arias habian sido vistas hacia los
laGos sur. oriente Y ]occidente de Ia
ciudad. . muchas millas dc diStancia
Y Cue este dio !Igar Il que los Willis.
tas cstan aprox:mandose a dicl'a
plaza.
Tn Informe posterior indicaba que,
las a~ranzadas que en- todas dlreccio-
mes de III ciudad h. co ocado ei ge-
neral Jose c. Murguia rindieron par
&c dc qle Una considerable tuerza
viilista, b2jo las ordencs de Martin
LGpcz. Sc hallaba a~campada en- Qua
ialupe, punto situado i trelnta MI
las prox;mamentc, hacla G! oriente
de CiuGad Juarcz, cerca del Rio Bra
vo. Tam5ien rcfe-ian los informes
lie as a~vanzadas, que otro conside-
rablc fucrZa v~iiiista habia sido !oca-
I;ZaGa hacia cl occ;dente ell IN pun
to denominado Rancheria, proximo a
Ia Inca Givi=oyia con Nucvo McHl-
co.
Las autoridades militarcs d. Gu
dad Juarez han cstado tpman o null
tip cs medidas precautoriaS d efecto
De cyitar un ataquc poc Sorpresa 4
Ia p!aza. Fl genera Jose Mlreuia,
'cfc mi:.tar &c Ciudad Juarez expire
s. anoche ouc tcnia plena confian'
"a en- IL habilidad y brayura dc su5
soldados para rechazar c%ualquier
ataquc que emprenden los rebeldes
Y para sostener Ia plaza m%antenlen-
do:a bajo c! control del gobierno.
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s, efectuayon las eleeciones.

No obstantc que desdc las prime
~ horas de Ia MARIANA dc aver CO.
memo a circular en- Ia ciudad veclna
cl rumor dc quc los villistaS cStan
marchaldo so5rc Ciudad Juarez pa
"a atacar dicha plaza, las cleccioles
munic;pa'cs SC ve.ificaron con rc!a-
tiro cntusiasmo. Los c~arranclstas
tor!aron partc en- Ia lucla, ~dividieu'
dose ca dos grupcs: Inc que postulo
Il Francisco D, Gonzalez para ?res''
dentc municipal, y d otro al l~icencia-
do Rafael .. Martinez para eli mlsmo
Cargo.
Todavia 10 pucde sabcrsc quIeh
dc amEuS lngro obtcuer mayor nu'
nero de votos. Uno : otro sOstacneIl
faber triunfado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
81 iuicio de los acusa,
dos del intentO del
cOntrabando
Cemparecieron ante Ell cofaisie=
ficde federal los c0nductores
del cargamento de where's


Correspondence Especial psrs Ia PiEAsA
BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Noviem-
brc IS. Ante el Comisionado federal,
Dir. Goodrich. comparedieron hoy,
FL audiencia preliminar, Guadalupe
kivera = Juan F. Perez, acusados de
violay la Icy que prohibe la exporta-
ci6n de m~ercancias de primera niece
sidad a Mexico.
Perez = Rivera, como 10 iafor-
mo oportunamcnte LA PRENSA,
iueron ~aprehendidos por los agentes
federales en- los momentos en- que
llegaban q IA hacienda dc San Ra-
tac. con I'LL cargamento de sacos de
harina = de latas de nlanteca. La
detcrci6n dc los referidoS c~iudadanoS
fue Nevada q cabo por los agcntes.
baio Ell cargo dc que an,bos preten-
dian pssar el cargamento cue con-
iucian. hacia RI lado mexicano, bur
laado Ia vigilancia dc las autorida-
dcs 2mericanas y violaDdo m deere
to presidential.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
;TENGA A MANO UNA BOTELLA!

II l. Linimento Sloan's tiene designa
r. do su lugar entire los remedies dc
confianza de las familias, y figura
er niles de botiquines caseros. La
corfianza en- 81, esta basada en- Ia
efectividad unifcrme con que mace
desaparecer los dolores del reuma-
tismo, neuralgia, gotta, lunibago, mus
culos inflamados, rasponcs, ASTHMA
luras Y t~orceduras. Mas linlpio y IA
ell de usarsc que los aut!cuados eni-
plastos 0 u~ngiicntos. Pcnetra Y all
via nluy pronto, sin frotacioles.
De yenta en- todas las boticas, a 20c.
SOC. y $l.Q0.
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NO Sc HA
Niene dc IL ,s,)

cantes DE- aQucla nac!6n mlentra:
dure u presentc guerra. Sc cre2
que. ha habido. en- csa informaeloI
a gun error y que el Sera corregIdo
mechanic una declaration supplement-
taria que hara 81 gobictno japoncS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

DESEO sABER 81 paradcrn dc mi niIs, Gye
e. caSada Y ileya 81 nnntre de !oba So
mantcgG de- saiaray. J cuya direction so
me eX;rafi4 haze tres amos. Nj referita
hIIa vIyia Ell san Antonio, Texas y sues
pO>0 iTabaiab2 en- 10 plal;a dc luz eEc-
irIra dc dIrha ciudad. "a persona qre
ne haGa cl ScIaIadO scTyic!C de d7rTe
r"zdri dc mi LILA. L. ruego 81 sirra dirt
iigSe I Santana Sainahieso, Cox 40. 1.
Holly, Colo. GIGS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
HERNANDEZ SALIO DE CHlhUA
HuA a ENCONTRAR A VILLA

Preside, Texas, Novicmbrc 20.
De un&'mancra c~xtraoficial SC su.
pc auochc que 81 general Eduardo
Hernandez. quicn Sustituye al gene
rel Francisco Murglia cu Ia ~icTatu-
"a dc operacioncS en- Ct EStadc j"
chihuahua. salio dc Ia capital dc
EstadO cou una ~podcroSa column;l
tornado por Il cast totaiidad dc las
fucrzas que gStahau &c ~guarnici@n
en- Ia dicha cnIdad. para atacar j
Francisco Villa, quicr g Sabc cst;l
avanzando con is fucrzas >obr,
ChihuahUa.
HernaudcZ. 10 acucrlo ron las in.
fcrmaeioncs aqui obtcnidas. trac DO,
10 su immediate mando Ct Battalion
de Ia Mucrtc.' quc cSta rcconocido
como cl mas yalcroso y audaz dc 10,
batallones 1cl cjcrcito carranciSta
que opera cn .cl Nortc del pals, Los
vil'istas que han qucdadn en- DINA
ga admitleron boy que cl referido
batal!cn es5i tornado dc may buc.
coubaElratcs : que rs con csc
cuerpo Q q que mas cemtatcs nan
tenido.
SsgUp $ dice, Hcrnandez, al te.
ncr uotic.a dc que Villa Sc hstia mo,
lido DC 0jinaga hacia RI sur, deci.
do salic ! cnco1trarlo, a fin dc Ell
Tar W" q jefc rcheldc lograra apro-
ximarSc ! Ia capital chihuahurnscay
atacarla.
- &=rsre p4s-' 1t - eiert9 gus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

Para esta noche esta ~altrnciada u
oi,ra fantasctica meX!cana la Lleco'
ma. cscrita Universe per 81 vatc po-
hlano don Franriscu Neve.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
f0R Eb TEATRU NACtoAAL

Tn este salon de cspataculos Sc
representa- anoche con bucn GXito ar
tistico-y PecUniario Maria Ross"
Isl autor catalsn don AngeIGuimsra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21
RECORTE

listed y g1:ar>c Csta direction para quo
So la rnucs;re Z Sis amigos que Scrreu
De callOS. mrZGuiuos. zizotes = gr1ros q"
IA Mol Con 25r IN timbrrS posIsieS Ole
NE, remlta, IL msndo a vuclla dc correo
franco dc porte. Una caiit1 &c po!hata
.....,A -. uIvJUi Icl fuuTito para esta5
eureriaeuade.. Dcyuclvo t! dinc.o 8 Ia
persona que SO cure j no sane.
ESP;RIDIOS GONZALEZ.
p. O. Cox So. LAR DO. TEN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

Sc VENDE la ob:a Historic General de
Mexico" 20 iomoS, por Ntceto Zamacois,
5000. Dirijirse Antonio Mont2Gez. N
south Colorado lfSSl.
VENDU Ell abuipc-:-miquln2s para rO=cr =
burGar m3Trl singer. " rianOs, AUcbleS
Y Fon0eraTos. F.. de los santos. 90 North
san saba, TcleronQ Travis CSJe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

Cuando nscesIte lIbrOs en- esp1nof
d~irijase a Ignacio <: Lozano...l1S
n. Sta. Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

DESEO saber 81 paradero de los ni!loS Vic
ioriauo Navarro. de : 2l0s, Iesls Navarro,
de 3 amos. y dc Ia sra. Angela Moreno.
originarIoS toCcs dc sllao. GuanaJuato, No
Woo. nirtjir-r a inoccnriO Navarro. 3is
Fttra Raj: iie-naIdcz. FOSENBURu. H.
SAS. u..Si.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

1900 DI. GRATIFICACION, dos aiol DO
subscription 4 Ia PEEHSi. o ilbros ror
iYraI valor. 4 quteu de iErormeS del pa
raderO DE TcodCS!U GOnz&lcz, quisr en- .ei3
81 na:lana cu Reno. Okla. Dlriiirse D RS-
iOlrU Gonzalcz Flores, Box i3', READ
ING, PA. sisip.I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

10, dc &c . 20 aGo: de edad. para .co!cc-
ar Y baCcr trabaJo de oTiciis. Debe CO.
l0cer ciudad Y. haIiSr blcn ireles. Con.
sic cn su manuscrito a No. loo. CO. IL
nESSa (ttsii.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

$500 DE- G~RATIFICACiUN q Gricn infUr-
me dondc 81 italian mis- padres TNtna5
.andraie ) JESUS Ledesma de ARdrdde: III
hermanU I.ibradC Andrade : Sr cSrusa t.
-csa Hern@ndcz: :pt crns-a Jacob? An
drade, que ten" dos MICS y Una mia.
4 todos los dcjG en- Laredo. NeNlcD. nj
hcr!nano ScicrO. 81 : e Julio uc 1910. y
deSdc crIoncc, 10 :. De cllus. p%tTiifrSe
q CdliNra .NndrEG' dc 0pcE, 1910 -iih
g. Argentine station. KANSAS
CITY, EhNS. t:Gs5l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

GUARANTEE WALL PAPER & PAINT CO..
$r!ccsorts de [. Il. Bac1u Co.. 30 ". Com
meEce 81. lelcTCno Travis s3.c. ofreceo
SI eleganiisimo suTttdo &c papel tapiZ.
uintUra, viGrtos. yarnices. alabaSttn3 2
,;amas implcmentos. 4 precIoS coii1aaos
'antes de ia guerra: p.ororci3nlnioS cal.
.'ulos scbrG pinturas : colocscton de p3.
pei iaiiz: satisfaction earantizads. 4. g.
''oemar II. c.. S%chlieper. nuevos prophets.
rios. uf22J
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SesosiieneR bIiI|aMemeDte
(Vieue de la 2a.)

clos veintidos oficiales E consi-
derable material de guerra, inc'uyen
do en- este ametral!adoras y otras
armas, que fueron desde luego, uti-
zadas contra el enemigo."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-21

Sc NECESITA zapa,ero e1perto para ira
ba;o general de zaNateria. Inrorinan tis
SOuih Flores 81. t!s.l.
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Hugo, montado en- un caballo.

Comctido cl aSesinato y Sahcdor
Dc que Sc ic hUscaba para rcducirIo
4 prisi6n no solo por c! crimen sino
por cI robo, e. coroncl caIrancista
hugo dc Helmosillo montado en- un
maerifico caballo, presumlendcse
que &C haya dirigido hacia cl Nortc
con Ct ohjcto dc aicanzar Ia irontera.
Las autoridadcs militarcs cstacio-
nadas en- Ia vecina poblacion : CT las
demas situadas junto 4 la Inca di-
v~isoria han estado cjerciendo gran
;~:-iGilancia para impedir que Otcro
Grace IN frontcra y Sc inferno Ell te-
rritorio dc los Estados unidos. Fl
jcfe ca~rrancista. sin embargo, no ha
parecido ror la fynntera y! Sc sabc
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VENTAS-

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raEles LsTHn5 3 conocer sue prec!os ton
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aanus pagando ell me!or precio Dol. NUE.
viSl;enos I'd, o mandenos muestras
Y md G Marrccuf1. 46 poIorosa 81
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BIBLIOTECA iLUSTRADA PARA
NiSOS

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Aventuras Feisimo Lenteiillg.
e Mundo de 10 Pequeho.
FL Encanto de los Ninos.
Fisica al A!calce de los Ninos.
Historic de les Sociedadea
Humans.
Las MarayiilaS del Cielo.
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a .curi-se con los rebeldes.

H necho De que Ouro TO maya apa-
recid" por ainguna pare, la n"cno
cree que, nj huir dc Hermosillo, no
marcho hacia la f~rontera, sin0 hac!a
9! sur, y que haya ido hac!a los gam
pamentos revo!ucionarios cor CT OBJ
jcto dc ~prc=eEtarsc ante EOS jeies dc
los indioS yaqnis subeTados 0 &c
cua.uu:era dc iaa frcrzas que opcran
contra e. gohierno ~carrancista en-
., Estado de Sonora. Y ofrecerlcs
Sus ServicioS para combatir Al gene.
raj Gales.
Ningunos inSormes precisos Sc tie
nen del crimen comctido por cl coro-
rei c~arranciSta Otero. So ignora, por
10 miSmo, quicn haya sido Sd victi-
ma y en- que circuns;ancias fu] con-
sumado e. crimcn. Los viaieros que
,lcgucn IN cI prUXimo trcn tracran,
aeyuram:nt", informcs amplios sobrc
Il asunro :: de cllos rccogerc Ia in
formation neccSaria.