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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
MUERTE DEL SENIOR HiLARiO
ANCUlANO.

Fl iucrcs ocho dc los corientes
f~ailcci6 eli Elkhart. Texas. el senior
II;:aYio .Anguiano. despucs dc hapcr
srfrido una cafcrmcdad que 10 tuvo
postrado en- cana por espacio dc do
&c dias. Los padres del finado re-
sijcn IN Ia Rcpublica McXicana y en-
este pals ticne alcUnos p%arienteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13

.A~nuuciamos que el dia dc aver
Sc r~erificaria en- IA 37a. Corte de Dis
srito. ell Jurado de los soldados Funk,
Crcyton, McKinnzen ) Patton, acusa-
dos de habcr dado muerte a balazos,
para robarlo. al chauffeur Burns, eli
ell South Loop, en- los suburblos dc
San Antonio.
\ las ocho de Ia manana, los acu-
sados So encontraban sentados en- G.
banqui!lo y habian sido i~nsaculados
los iurados que debian de rendir 81
veredicto despuas de cscuchaT todas
las CIRCUMSTANCES ~procesales.
Una vez que Sc declare alberta Ia
sudiencia. 81 licenciado Chambers hi
20 uso de "a palabra para protestar
po-quc Sc iba 4 juzgar en- el ordcn
civil 3 unos reos que. por su caractor,
debe2ian ser juzgados por IN Cortc
Militar.
+! dcfcnSo@. para apoyar su pro
tesla. do l~cctura Il !as opiniones dis
cninencias .iuridicas mundiales. las
que di.jo debian de tomarse en- consi-
deraci6n antcs de proceder a tomar
dec a-acioncs 2 los testiGos.
81 iiccnciado Chambers sc ertendi6
en- otras corSideraciones. causando
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
FL PRESIDENTE WILSON NOM
B2O UNA COMISlCN ESPECIAL
EN- Ell Case MOONEY
Oicne dc Ia la

En- :aS Gales de Moscow Ell Russia,
el terrible cnemigo &c Kerenski. Nj
>oiaS Leainc, organize n gran ma
nifestaci6n que fue hasta Ia callc
donGe - cncueatga e cdif:cio dc Ia
Embaiada Americana a protestar
contra "el crimensde la justicia anne
rican&."
Igual g5ncro dc manifestations
asbo Ell otraS muchas parties y Ia
Trensa de- TODD e mundo Sc coup"
Del suceso.
La idea dc que Rooney cs i~nocente
50 cmpez5 = iiiar en- Ia mcn.e dc
m4ch1s ) las instancias ilesaron I"
repet'daS hasta Ia Suprcma Corte de-
JGsticia De los Estados Uuiios que e
Pres:den,e Wilson Sc vi6 en- 81 case
Ga ordanar que Sc hiciera II aver
guacion sobrc Ia matcria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
INA CkInA DE GNAiES CnNSE
CUENCIAS

Aver a las sicte dc Ia manana
Willie Bales. III Negro dc scscnta J
sietc aaos cue estJ recoGido en- /;
~estati0u central lie policia micntra:
que aparecen sUs hijos a reciamarlo
- h2llaAa fernando q sol IN I'm.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
COCIauES s.
- ~PERSONALEAS
ENFERNiO:

po,lc hac" DOS diaS SC c]ncucntra re-
Guido ru sus hahitaclones a causa dc
.nfcrmcla,!. 81 scncr doctor Salone
lara Aldarc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
ESFIRITISMO.

De-o.i17srin FsDtr.tts:s &C
y L.ihro d. los Mediums .......-. &c
r fIh-o De los ESpirttus ........ .5c
II Genesis, los MIlagros Y las Pradlc-
r,nnaa &c
Fl Eyange!io Sesnl 81 EspirittsIno 9Sc.
IL TipfN y al inferno 4S
ObraS P6s!umas de Allan hardek 80 !5@
iOue es q Esp.ritisIro? ....---.--. 7c
Arte de Curar per medic Gel Elagne-
rtsrnH y -iS auIilI3rHS. reno. naS2ie =
-,raaa-fo Itaia1 h.s0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
Cuando ncccsiic Ii6rcS ~ c>panol
d;rijssc Il !gnacio +. Lczaur.-iiS
y. Sta. Rosa t,". San Nutun;p, Tex.

dc las vcntanas 13c dan para q RIO
de San Antonio. Segurament" SC
que,}o dormiio : cayo n suc;o &c
una altura dc maS De vejnticinco
pies. FL negro Sc ocasion5 heritas
cre % tienen u borde del 2cpulcrO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
In ja-ado favorable.

Nicr,-nS MIR Wilson rusoN ia. -
c:ec,a6 .! :1raGo Lc Ia csposa C.
Mooney. i Il Que 5. acusaha dc. mis-
, mo delita que a Mooney. ! Dica. On
cste iucado fue absurita ia scMora
! Moonev ooroue cl t:ibunal IL dec.a-
RI ipocente,
=. J,+e,s,,c. r. lTo,r.r = s,-
CLEANLINESS ba, ~encont.ado en- este SC
"nrdn iuIcIo I'M prueDa DC az"
MOONEY no Is culpab!e, Y dc cue solo
p maIa fe del Jurado OX:nan pudo
, inducir a 'os iurados que sentence
ron a Mooney a crccrlo responsible
del atentadc.
Una gran convention de trabaja-
doxes.
For tenor 3 Cue Ia justicia per-
muncciera sin variar 81 fallo en- este
, asunto. todas las agrupacioncs dc
' trabaiadores dc California SC reunic-
" =, i.
Wilson para pedirle que nombrara
una comisi6n Investigators del case.
Mr., Wilson design0 q las personals
q1c indicamos en- seguida y que por
81 altisima representation pueden
dar idea de! ;nteres que hay eli So
Der IA vcrdad en- este asunto quc ha
adquirido y sigue cobrando prcpor-
! clones cnormes.
81 p~residentc dc Ia Comisi6r in,
vcstigadora es c! - indicado senol
William B. Wilson. M;uistro iel Ira
baio: cl senior L. ?. Marsh, Presid"n.
to De la Federation del Trabajo del
Estado dc Washington; John H. Va
k.r. Presidents dc Ia Federation de-
Tr23aio Dc Illinois; el Coronel Iohr
! Sparglc-. Jefc dc "a Oficjna dc Car
hrn DC Pennsylvania, y 81 senior Yer
liner Z. Reed. millionaire d. Colorado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
CIENcIAS OCULTAS

C~lsyicCia del Rey Solomon 49,. &c
Utcc.ccarIo internal. Co1!iere msSia
blanca, roja : nes-ar aparIciones. etc sf.Io
DO-rra : Ritual lie la Alta Nagta- Con-
;Iene e. y~ftaISulo DO Solomon, Ia Ca
bsla, e. Taro!. sec:e.oS del eItto, MI
~ErOmdncia, etc. so.p
Errafrit!AarS. GrimorIos y ?~entarr;os GGc
II uras6n Roio. Q sea c! arte dc man
g2- : los rSDlTItyS SQc
81 r9gcr aei pecsanIento. 81 doml-
rio = CiiiuTa. Como eStIdiar 81 fuerZa St.uO
FL Iibro Internal. TraJado dc las cten-
rias oc;ItaS. Con;.ene ri uOro de san
clnriano. EllYicula de Solomon, el Dr5-
S6n Ro!o = l. Cabra Internal. etc. -. $3.50
II veTiaaHr0 Dragon F:0io. ETCaai2-
mfeni0S, mod1 he haceTse Invisible, etc 30
I. ,,-:1 N.-lga AtiviG3GvTa 10000. sc
Lly-o ..aeAo dc san CtHTiSno. Ed!cjNH
mica y C9Urpleia del faEacs0 Gr;Inc-
l.. Cia,,ru!l del Eiechlrcrc. o L!brU
le san C.yrtsnO, con inftaidat dc &C.
cTCloS %
n ,;r7u vG-il Sr:rE9m3 ............ Ia
..u2uu1i Je Ndgla iioJ7 ......-....-. ~
N4Ir.J' J- MS-Iu Blanca ......-.... Jc
Ear.-l Cd. il-:G Ne-rG .............. SEC.
SeCTs,as de los Carlos. Arie dc "a
TO- a tCt.S IGS Ic"cCS .-..-.-.-..-. SlAt
-arr..u, q" Alberto 81 GrdEGG 49,. 3vc
-orrc.1S g- ia REHABILITATION y Ia
ma=.G- LecCiGnes pg&C:icaS lie escs-
Hgo;cJ Fi'N
-~".-a.aS o.! Inferno ............... 30C
TrsorO De MIagroS de Ia Cruz &c Ca
-ayars. Ve9,.eieTa J0Ea del CCIitismO Jc
yerlSGrTo Horoscope para adiylnar 81
0nrveui- e . ...--...... bVc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
AvENTyaAS De SHERLOCK
SOLMGS

SOLMES
"a &c rFutaVoS cata tpH:o-1
4 Ia i'uerta< IL ID iueT''
RlErE,,.il. - PtrGia de! TS-n@5!s
- L-g.'-,..- G. Ed,.a v"Ts>
II ruDn ~ Ul%:"aE;e AZui
- Tr>taaIrN1o Gr! Director
l. 3gL. si.l C.liTr 6" PAris-
~ Nl:Jla -" g." ,HrH
II hey g. ia~ Bcriidns
III Il rSr.ri3 -! CriTHhD d.
P'itSburS
Iacn al ucSt-:DiGa7
Ia HI. tel USI-"r"
"a Naitia SGaGTielSs
i2 EsS;t1 ECT3aD1
"A Tnr7m" no>gta del Cairo
Ia Viuda R0i3 lie Paris
los N0gedeTos Fal-"S de LClt!reS.
Sherlock Holmes : ei C~onlrahsndisis
Dc Ori7
III Nrt!CO Criminal
Ina Snrne dc Terror
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
CODIGOs siEXfCANOS

C5fisa Civti 80. : .-.-.......... Si.&o
Cdiigo &c PTocsd:cnisntoa Ciyuez =. t.!9
CaTlEo PENS --....-..-. --,-. ~
1Gl-g de Pr~vccdiHiLeniUS Pennies - st.iG
Codigo &c CoDerc:o .----..-.....-- liz
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
oERAS De EAROLINA !NVERNIZO

anOrcs TTz@.cOs. Dos IGmoS 1890. sue
Il g.uTGr del AN!>lGO : Lao tuuesTo SIC
Co-azUu &c MadYs. Dos tOmUs .-..-.S!G
COr2-Uu lp ObTcTO Dos iOElJs -.-.-- Sgc
CaIcaG E,"rla- C:.atTo toIios .--.- si.ot
CrliuenrS sit C!-;isO Y LucR3 SupFe-
mA. Tres 9IROS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sl.o
Dramas eel AdUlter!O. Dos to4oS . Sc
q .ieliC del Nal .-...--.-....... 4eC
u BeSo &c una Nuerta y La NenSal-
"a De uua Loc2 Dos tonoS .-.-...r..- Sc
e ClGnO BeSo --.......-....... 4yc
g secreic Dc IN BGGdi.io ..----.--- sc
ri TreO dc Il MpCrtc. Dos - sue
II HiIo del LAEaTguiS'a. Dos Lomo5 euc
r. trerSIe del nelItO. Dos iornoS SIT
FL AhCccaGo del psTGue. ! tomos si.U
q cglra-io De uGa aisdro y Arrepeu-
tim.en.C. Tres toulOS ...........- si-SD
tcs AIEoTeS ;iG.CitoS. Dos ioInos 49,. SC
Los C-ImenrS t- DIGTGiila . tones SO
Los M!s:2rioS del Es!raen. 4 !cmes si.sU
los maTitnS ~In!G.ues- . toiIiUS 1890. s1r
: Ia SepuItada WIS. Dos tomos ---.. SOC
Las VicTlnSS del Amor .......--.- t9c
! L.as Tssssdiss de los CeioS 1 IoEnos $50
La PeCS1OTa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4gc
; La His lie IL PCrtera- Dos toInoS - sc
IS Resurrection de IN Angel ...--. %Gc
: IS Bahama tel TeatrO Real. : tomoS SIC
IS Ullamx C!iS. Dos toulGS .----.-.- SIC
l. Las cs5lETGs 6l2acaS. Dos teMos - soc
: pss.iSo = ilIerlO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. toc
aiuJ 9 p angel De los Apes, : .pGos soc
csrrss Ia Resucitzta Dos sunoS Sc
IN C>iusn n ACi1DtYil. Dos tonlos s0c
3 yirssp : AaTTR : E-pi$c-e5
: aora S2-xs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
NOVELAS Dc CARLOTA BRAEM

"a ~ celtalOs cada anal
iLCCC4a
ArurrEs SiiDii:ne5
C0r2ZGG - orc
Dora
- snr-c;a &c L7iy MuTlei
IN 81 C~3-oi del Amor
Ell 81 uzlano de GoSzs
Enivr dos Hsca1pS
~iuyeisibic inc
u CoaGcS, Gg Cradoc
Is .eAlGc!uC de uuE muisr
la u.ouaru2 CcCtC,cnG
IA n~>rr"jjI IL a"luT
Sas GeS.l cue muller
SIe6HS ~! COrGZ@H
Uua i.cEa d9 amor
JUHi : UZrte
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13
AvENTURAs De JOHN c. RAFLEs

O. 10 c~entaEo> tOmo.)
- !n~r-n:.J HISierinSo
Il Principe jUHadOr
u Asalio Ell Ell Sleeping
q AaO ROO
FL Verrsaro de Ea;lestona
:! Stcrelo del Aa!uo
u PTc-isate de las Colo1las
II Fa;,a -4;tsadcr
II HUSH del Negro
< IesoTC Gel RoEr
z; T-~Or1 del tsiatc
= SeCgcto del Tesorc
81 SaceriotC del Sol
In Ia S3iOLer2
La nuncc,ia Raptafa
In gGbo II q ps!scio Real
In Vlaie &c BOdaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-13

Fl Sol de NayU. Mci:UrIss De Il liter.
'eucfGa FranCeSa, CCl Sr1OaGuS -----.e-
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13
THERE is no question about it now

HERE is no question about 1t now
1 it is war! There is no time to ar
que pro or con-We are Americans, all
of us. Makes no difference about poll
tics-we are united people as against
any enemy. Our nation has spoken
and that voice is the voice of each indi-
vidual. Where that voice leads we will
folloW-We must and will conquer, not
in the spirit of war for the sake Of mil
itary supremacy, but for the sake of
the Free and Independent States of
America; for the sake Of the greatest
government on earth!
al This war is not of our making. We
have not been the aggressor. We have
only wished to be let alone in the pur-
suit of our own affairs. In contending
to be let alone and following the legal
trend of our own business has brought
us into friction with militarism and in
self-defense we have been forced into
the greatest Of all military struggles
the bloodiest conflict ever engaged in
by nations since the history of the
world began.
q AS to what started the European
murderous program not more than one
in ten can tell. Thousands and thous-
ands Of innocent Europeans can't tell
why their war-dogs are numbering
each other. Germans are following
the command of the Kaiser; the Eng
lishman is fighting because the Kaiser
is after him; the Russians are fighting
because the Kaiser declared war on 'em;
the French are fighting doing most Of
the fighting for the Allies because the
Kaiser licked 'em some so years ago;
the Italians are fighting because they
have ever been afraid of Austria and
taking advantage of this opportunity
will give chance in the division Of the
spoils; other Europeans are fighting
because its case Of the Kaiser.
G It's a case Of the Kaiser with the
United States. It's the Kaiser with ALL
The United States, however, has the
advantage over alive know exactly
why we are at war with the Kaiser
mot with the German people, and when
the military spirit of the, Kaiser has
been put down we will return to our
peacable pursuits and the enjoyment of
our free institutions.
q Whatever the cause the Kaiser has
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13

as grievance against England is no
concern Of ours. AS to why Eng
lands home soldiers are not fighting
as creditably as are French and Can
adams is no complaint of ours. What
we are interested in is in the preser-
walton of our freedom and our right
to enjoy the institutions Of our gov
eminent under the Stars and Stripes!
g Our cause in this war is for the
life Of Liberty and we will win!
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13

Just arrived at Bushman's a
good line of dress goods, includ-
ing cloth for sport suits, linen
for middies, laces, sport middies,
Georgette crepe in colors flesh,
black and blue, beautiful tub silk
for waists, silk hose for men and
women, all on display and ready
for your choice.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13
Arizona will have about $575, 900

Arizona will have about $575, 600
in the state road fund this year as a
result of the passage by the legisla-
ture Of the bill levying 10 cents on
each $1OO valuation for the state road
fund. The new law will almost double
the present levy for good roads. In
addition to the state road tax bill
there are many road and bridge bills
calling for 100000 for bridges on
the state highways. All the bridges
proposed are on the main travelled
tourist routes, and it is probable that
practically all will be built during the
coming summer. There is a wide
tire bill prohibiting any tires less
than two inches in width on vehicles
other than rubber tired vehicles.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13

w. J. Bryan offers his services to
his country as a private. One thing
about Bryan, which is his redeeming
quality, after all, and that is his
ability to take defeat. His life is
replete with historic defeats, and
after every defeat he goes back as a
private and works up. In 1896 he
led the free silverites to defeat and
Immediately went back as a private
and at the head of a new ism he again
met defeat. Back again and again
to come again and again. Always
leading a new ism or hobby; always
accomplishing a success in a measure
but defeat Of self. His latest defeat,
that of leader of ''Peace at any
Price," is, like all of his defeats, a
page of history-every time he has
gone down in defeat it has been Of
historical account. Bryan is a most
wonderful character. His ability to
lead political isms has cost him the
highest of political honors. Because
of his visionary idealism he loses his
glory just before reaching his ideal.
AS political economist he has been
and is dismal failure. AS a lyceum
and chautauqua lecturer he has been
and is a most remarkable success.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13

For information regardi,.
GAO acre homestead law r.,.
Hampton & Arnold, Land ~ !.
neys, Phoenix, Arizona :"
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13

Plant every available acre and
make it produce all it will, then
High Cost of Living" will not
effect you.
Find your garden seed at
2-16-2t A. C. M. |.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13

For Sale Two city lot, ,
ed in south part of Sn.,
For prices and terms ino '.'
Bank of Northern Arizo.aa V'
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13

Burton Smith and wife came
in from the ranch Thursday to
attend the birthday party of c.
H. Ballard, Mrs. Smiths father,
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13

"A Loyal Friend }, :
Sophomore class of g q y
Social Hall, SaturdSo'.. . 4
April q. The class i q
hard to make this tbo 'Ot
performance of tbo ''y
Watch for further annon. 'e'
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13

We have a phone at your SER
vice and if you don't see the
news in the Herald it is your
fault.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13

Before you go to the ",
you a straw sun-bonnAt Jug
display at Bushman's '''
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13

Buy her a rocker 0, /.
other, furniture at WetzIayl
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13

Our idea of instituting a contest
on an election is where sufficient evil
dence can be produced to prove fraud.
If there are other reasons they must
of necessity be based upon spite, dis
appointment and with no sound pur-
pose. When people vote their honest
convictions and sentiments and their
votes honestly counted the result is
sacred and should stand. All the
deposed and oral evidence produced
by the Hunt witnesses anent the
Snowflake box did not prove fraud on
the part Of voters or judges of the
election, and Hunts produced evil
dence was supported by the tesitimo-
ny of Campbells witnesses. Then
there was no fraud nor dishonesty
connected with the Snowflake box.
A community of voters should not be
disfranchised because a majority
voted for Campbell, nor because O.
D. Flake did not carry his home box,
nor because Jas. M. Flake admitted
his ignorance of the law directing the
duties Of an election Inspector. In
the mean time what's going to be-
come of the clamor among certain
Democratic papers to have Federal
authorities deal with Douglas No. 1
and Snowflake?
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13

The Yuma Morning Sun tells us
that they have started electric fans
in that city. Yes: The other day
one of our neighbor mountain ranch
men was telling us about his having
to shovel snow off his front porch SC
that he could open his door. And
this all happened on the same full
moon in April in Arizona.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13
Governor Campbell has ordered

Governor Campbell has ordered
county assessors to enroll all men IN
Arizona between the ages OF Is and
As for military service. This will be
done under the military code, which
provides for drafting if necessary.
The names of those eligible for mill
tary service will be filed for use as
may be designated by congress or the
war department. Arizona is the only
state in the union, except New York,
which has draft law. The enroll
ment will be taken by the county as
SCISSORS, who will be granted extra
deputies for this work.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-13

The death penalty has not been
abolished in Arizona. Attorney Gen
eral Jones has annouced that the
death penalty still applies in cases of
treason, train wrecking or train rob
berry and has only been abolished in
the case of murder, which ruling is
expected to have an important hear
ing on the activities Of foreign agents
within this state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-09

Fannie, have returned from visit
at Unidilla, n. Y.
Merritt Horton carries his head
pretty stiff caused by carbuncle on
the back of his neck
Sam Hay as administrator of the
James Mullen estate will sell the per-
sonal property at public auction next
Monday.
Elihu Flower, who fell from high
schaffold in his barn two weeks ago
striking on a cement floor, is rapidly
recovering. Mr.. Flower is E well TO
do farmer and has many friends.
Having sold his property here John
Boyington has left for Unidilla, N. Y.
to engage in the hardware business
at that place. His family will remove
there as soon as convenient.
Rev. Mr. Smith closed a series of
meetings at the Deciple church Mon
day evening. 13 was immersed that
night making total of 16 during
two weeks meeting. The rites of
fellowship will be administered to
them next Sunday.
Several of our young people were
in Granville. Monday and witnessed
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-09
GREAT REJOICING BY
RHEUMATIC CRIPPLES
II So Crippled You Can't Use Arms or
Legs Rheuma VIII Help You
or Nothing to Pay.

II you want relief in two days, swi.
certain. gratifying relief. take one :
half teaspoonful of Rheuma once day
If you want to dissolve every par
ticle of uric acid poison in your body
and drive 1t out through the natural
channels so that you will be free from
rheuma tism, get 50-cent bottle OF
Rheuma from your druggist today.
strongly entrenched in joints and mus
cles. In order to conquer 1t a powerful
enemy must be sent against 1t. Rheu-
ma Is the enemy of rheumatism--an
enemy that conquers IT every time.
Judge~John Barhorst of Fl Lorraine,
Ohio knows It, RE was walking with
crutchcs; today he is well 1t should
% as much for you; II seldom fails.
Rheuma is sold with a guarantee by
w. l.. Gekay.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-09

burning of the central house and the
large drygoods store of G. II. Nc
Donald and Son At one item 1t looked
as though the north side of Main
street would have to go.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-09
1Nold weather aches follow

Nold weather aches follow
exposure. Soothe and re-
lieve them with Sloan's Lini-
ment, easy to apply. it quickly
penetrates euihoat rubbing. Cleaner
than mussy plasters or ointments.
does not stain the skin.
For rheumatic pains, neuralgia,
govt, Iumbago. sprains, strains.
bruises and stiff sore muscles, have
Sloan's Liniment handy.
At all druggists, Csc. soc. and 81 90.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-09
WEST RUPERT

Charles Lockwood is sick with the
grip.
Mrs Fred Burch is on the sick list
DR.. Mckenzie of Granville was called
Monday.
Mrs. Flora Sherman entertained
her Sunday school class Tuesday af
ternoon.
Mrs. Margaret Sherman and sister,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-09
LOCKWOOD & BUSC
Contracfors and Builders

Estimates on new buildings. Repairs, clc.,
promptly made. Shop in rear DR.. A. 2.
Cutler Block, Main ST. Telephone II. F.
lockwood or M. {. Buss /" -
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-23

difficulty he was located and when
questioned as to where he had been
he said 81 have been riding on top,
you know l am not used to the
cushions" That shows the difference
and demonstrates the fact that White
Pine will furnish the men needed
for all emergencies.
Upon arriving at Cobre two Pull
man sleepers we're in waiting on the
tracks. The change was hastely
made.
The " Pullman sleepers which
carry the boys directly TO American
Lake we're appropriately decorated
and in order that all might know
who owned them some of the signs
read: Ely, Nevada TO somewhere IN
France us und Gott," Berlin OF
Eust." white Pine County VIII
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-23

Show Democracy to the World. we
Are Going to Get the Kaiser's Goat"
When asked as to his views of the
trip and the boys in general from a
military standpoint. Colonel Bennett,
who is a man of wide experience in
military affairs said. well those
boys will do anywhere in France. .
Further commenting upon the mat
ter Colonel Bennett said ne never
saw a better class of soldiers. He
further said that their conduct and
general appearance was the cause of
much favorable comment from trav-
cling men on the train who had ap-
p%ortunity to view many delegations
leaving for the front and never had
they seen a number of men brought
together that would equal the boys.
At every station along the line
the citizens turned out 10 say God
speed and cheer the boys along. At
Fast Ely. McGill Junction and other
points the depot platforms were
swarmed with men and child
rem. Cherry Greek presented a solid
front, turning out every citizen with
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-23
INCIDENTS OF TRIP TO COBRE
TOLD BY COLONEL BENNETT
his BELEAL, Ladies and Gents Tailors, Ely, New.

Col. James S. Bennett upon his
return from Cobre on Friday after
accompanying the boys on that sect
ion OF their journey related many in
teresting incidents of the first part
o. the trip which will perhaps ter
inmate somewhere in France. When
questioned about the matter of course
the Colonel said that according 70
military rules and regulations ome
thing could never be told. When
asked IL the boys arrived at Cobre
safely he said they certainly did,
and that is not all" Some of the
developments that were learned we're
that shortly before reaching Cherry
Greek two of the BOYS turned up
missing. An extended search was
made and the train was gone through
several times. Finally the missing
one were discovered in the state
room of the Pullman smoking Per-
fectos. Later another boy was
among the missing. After much