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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-04-30
By LOrettO C. Lynch,

Instructor War Cookery n. Y. Eve
aisE aIEh sehOOI fer wOaen.
6E A ND another thing about
"a her" continued the village
Household Task Dsssrtsr
as she continued to polish over her
manieursd na1Ih. she's just a.
mean a. she can be. Why. only
yesterday she refused to give
financial. assistance to the suili-
VansS
The woman ION the pan was NrA.
Thrifty. age. twenty-nins; color.
white: married. two children.
And who were the suliiVAns7 The
Sullivan was the typical large fam
ily whose forebenrs for generations
had been -lonE on love and short on
disciplias." The moshsr excused the
fAthsr's workIsss days with the
sailing assertion. "An men have
their fauitA surO. II he Fas the
kind that worked every day he
might be the kind that would beat
me-"
The older girls. age sixteen and
eighteen. WOTksd-Gt least they put
in the time between morning and
evening in = department store. o.
cAsionalIy allowing themselves to
be interrupted suffIefsatly long be-
tween the Eushss Of and he said
and then the vampire comes on
with q knife In her hand-and''-
to answer an annoying customer.
Ninety per cent Of the girls msA-
gre salary went for tsSWdry elothinS.
The rest was divided between cheap
rouge, earfars and thu blood and
thunder motion picture houses.
The sullivanS had anothor mark
Of distinction The ndEhbors' cats
and dogs always found their gar
bags can full Of every food known
to delight the canine palate And
30 the family had run along until
well. last week the had OF the
house became III. His disSasS WA
politely called grippe" but some
folks dared to think Il was due to
auto-Intoxieation-f OvsrsAting
and too little exercise Then. too.
the hoorwaIksr. . cruel man. dis
missed the Sullivan girls for vast
ing their employers time. On top
Of It all. food prices were mounting
Sullivan got good pay A.
aborar when he worked. There was
no food stored up In cans on the
pantry shelf. for during prosperous
times Mrs. Sullivan couldn't be both
cred canning. Such nonsense when
YOU can run out at any time and
buy a sap Of most RnythinEl
And while Mrs. Thrifty canned ana
planned and ehsGtsd-ths garbage
pail-ths suIlIvans had = real good
time They took IN the movies;
they went on excursions during the
summer: they had the pick OF the
peodIsr's wagon, and no small guam
titles. either!
And the appeal Tat moro ash.
sEEu, beans and iAVS the meat for
your soldiers At the 'front.' brought
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-04-30
The Diamond of Virgo.

THIS celebrated figure in the stars is well placed for
4 observation in the evening sky. Starting from the
brilliant white star Spica Virgo which at p is we'll
m in the southeast draw line 10 Arcturus. the great
golden star southeast of the Great DpPer thence to Cor
Carroll directly under the handle of the DnpPer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-04-30
This Day in Our History.

HS IS the anniversary OF the purchase OF louisiana from
France for $15y0000O0 Il embraced Louisiana Akan-
Missouri, Iowa. Minnesota Dakota part of Colorado
Montana, Idaho Oregon and Washington Il have given
England maritime rival who viii humble her pride" said
Napoleon in ratifyng the purchase.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13
METHODIST CHURCH
0~~A~s l~~> -

O0sOoyo oOOA a..
10 .. m.--Sunday School. Don't
vt. the work and the hot weather get
you, Come 10 Sunday School next
Sunday. This Il Children's Day, and
The II =. a. service will be given
over to the Sunday School "Chil-
dr:n's Day" proEram. Tel every
body you SEQ. Como and bring your
friends to enjoy = hns program.
p. m.-Epworth League. Sub
ject, 1.-THE Handicap Of Jealousy" l
Cor. 1884; Gal. $50; ! Sam. 1869.
Loader: Clarinda Simms.
EvsIybody invited to our Young
Peopao'S meetings.
SIN m.-Ssrmon. Subject: "Some
Schools Have Wonderful Stories to
Tell" More about the "Black Dia-
Woads."
D.. Viaesat csaias
Sunday morning, June 23rd, the
Methodist Congregation Win enjoy
The rare treat Of hearing DR.. B. +.
Vinesnt. You cannot but b delight
I'd and inspired by his charming per-
sonality and stirring eloquence. Cir.
culats the announcement Of his COM
inR and FIJI the church. You know
Dr.. Vincent will anticipate his COM
Ing with keen interest. Remember
the hour. II .. M. June 23rd.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13
SEAaPER SJFT1NCS

John Robbers daughter and grand
child were out from Denver visiting
relatives and friends Sunday.
.p..s s.ss.:, ,s:ssr , e S:r
sister. Mrs. z. q. Mains and family.
Mr.. and Mr.. ". G. Heath were
gussts At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r J. Vaughn for dinner last Sunday:
Mr.. Chas. 0ammon and wife Of
Hisisne. Colo. passed thru semper
Sunday morning visiting their friends
on their way 70 Denver.
Mn. A. q. Curtis left Monday
morning for few days visit thru the
southern paSt Of the state.
0ust hsixrea vas visiting friends
In Lafayette Sunday.
The Red Gross entertainment to he
eivsn at the school house June 18th
has been postponed I'LL = later date.
George Campbell and John Waugh i,
were stghtssers IN Denver Sunday ~.
euinR.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13
LETTER FROM NkLs

y. SONOSNSEtV
Gasp cedy, N. N. Js.. sth
Dear Friends:
Your most wslcpme letter received
and sure was glad to hear from you
~ It was interesting to read.
We are drilling hard every day. /
see by the papers; that Kaiser Bill u
enen trying to get over here BY sink
ing some Of our Atlantic coast vsss-
Cd.
On arriving here, we sure were =
tired bunch. 400 Of NJ boys on
train that had nine coaches, with no
breakfast till dinner about 1880.
noon. Made me think Of the board
ing house stationed under the trees
In that small town Of BroomReld.
with it, long list Of boarders who fall
into line about mealtims. However,
with some very nice officers over Us
Tin soldiers" In . few days We rested
up and caught up with sleep and eats.
We have considerable amusement
here, like playing games to develop
good entertainments since arrival,
With . band or orchestra Of over
over 100 pieces.
Win send my picture as soon ~ I
have some taken. Give all the folks
my best regards and thank them for
thefarewell and attitude they dis
played on our leave taking. Am IN
The same company with Ed Wilcox
and see him every day. We are In
quarantine now and are not allowed
beyond the confines Of the camp.
win mention here that hte Y. N.
C. A. Il sure hns for % boys with
writing material, movies. etc. Rain
ID . little today. Good bye,
Yours respectfully.
Nsls P. Jorgenssn. 9th Training Co.,
Camp Cody, N. n.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13

Mrs.. Youngheiney Of Denver was
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Campbell. Thursday Of lastweek.
II you don't believe We had an
eclipse Saturday Of last week just ask
John Wick. ~ ks was obliged to turn
ID auto lights.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13
RALSToN PRESBYTERIAN
2;l6 y. m.-Sunday School,

Children. bring your parents
Parents, bring your children.
3 p. n.-0ermon. Subject, "E-
ternity. where will you cpend ~"
Your presence 10 desired at all the
services. A hearty welcome to all.
NARlCE G. DAMETx
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13
Lecd Lore


Nv u oaasset weead received sever
8 ~ lssvlees ws1e q the pesesse.
-: psl.s 49, e 81 ~ -. ~ ~ ,. !:
-. - Week - tat saeald
49, ~ a1eoae3oa II tho author-
Hsa
y!aak +. nesess W. = ncw wesk-
~ IT, - 3oeae rad q Tacssnash,
sane a. ~ Friday evening" and
zee.aee eeeex eeeonDanssd ~ hia
a9Q ~ VA $500 ~ so1aef
= !Sb2saAsA. He is3t ~ furnteafe
I = ~ 49, tAey. nave seea occupy
~ - 1Aleee Avease, uneal eAses
rs9ea nese III.
~ 49,.
80 : xqlsas ClkY vtsetaag If.
aSV ~ c.. 0eCesy end WE
- npeges CAa!.6e dseAg ~, as ~
Wesk z esS f.steey ana ~ asa
NV Weee9 j. Ja0oos vAe Eune .
Jewellery seeee tAsss. 1hs weather
W. W - 49, - na!s ~ ~
kaas0A
1.1tool aiaeese!b hens t.!eae e.
testa1onoee Wiu - etvea We1nec.
~. eyeniaQ, yune 18th. 1t bank
IA Costo1n So. DeaAttea 20 ~
- n0so nsosy See - Red eress.
$500.
~. q I'D, ereehes ef + 3. Red
- VoeoQ AeDe = n 0eeegeeown.. .
ne1oo q -: 3eo1a end hcf husband.
g; - M 0.ascss :',. LsvslY aSS
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13

DON'T WASTE THE FATS
When you bury = dead animal
you are ROBBING UNCLE
SAM OF the fats contained In it's
CARCASS.
We Buy Dead Animals
and old Worn Out Horses.
Phone Arvada IooJs
%4.smo.p
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School 9:l5 .. N. tl,00
Z; r: 'r~o"' sub''et' "n'es'ns
,. -. B. Y. p. u. Leader,
Mis- Nina Murchison.
. p. n.-Frsaehing. You are In.
vitsd.
The .ll-dey childrsn's Day program
was q decided succeaa
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13
DAVID

the registered Perchsron Stallion,
will make the season at my home, l
mile north Of Ward Crossing. c. A..
VAR. Telephone Arv. 206R4 l7-2p
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13
PUBLIC SALE OF FARMING Z
EQUIPMENT AND STOCK

Saturday, Jsne -, 1918
Beginning 1t 2 o'clock, p. M, 1t
my farm, one-forth miles from Arva-
da, on Graves Avenue. east side. and
lust north Of Noilat tracks / win sell
70 the highest bidder, the following
described property, towit:
Two young Jerseys, heavy spring
srs.
Two young Holstsins.
One Mare and Road Wagon.
One Single Farm Wagon.
One Light Delivery Wagon.
One Hay Rake.
Two Sets Of Single Harness.
One Mower.
One Riding Pillow.
One Walking Plow.
One 8 H. P. Steam upright Boiler.
Two Galvanized Tanks.
One Planet Jr. Cultivator.
One 1-Horse. Cultivator.
Household Goods and lots Of small
tools, pipe fittings. paints, oils, glass,
ladies', and other useful things.
F. o. STRAUCHN, Owner.
COL. G. NJ. BANKS, Auctioneer.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
Estate Of Alvarado B. Cole, de-

ceased. %
No. 80I. 70.
Notice y hereby given thas. on
tAs 18th day Of July A. d. 1913, at
10 o'clock In the forenoon Of said day
I Will present to the County Ceurt
Of Jefferson County, State Of Colo.
rade. ct the Court House IN Golden.
ny accounts for anal settlement Of
hdminis&rattea Of saA estate when
and where all persons In Interest may
appear and object 70 them. u they
- desire.
All peesons in interest IN aaid -
tate 70 apeas and defend therein o.
abide the action Of the court In the
premises.
Dated this ilth day Of June A. D..
1915.
MARGARET C. COLE.
Exscutrix Of aid estate.
Publish June 18th 70 July II Ia.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13

Paul Wslks delivered . load Of
Strawberries last week which brought
hin SEQ There = no kick on the
price, from the formers.
r. o. Strsughn, Y mile north
ssse Of ArvAda. = selling ut his
farming equipment ct . public sale
Saturday. June IL. and will move
= Denver, where be 10 heed janitor
Of the Dsnham building.
d.. E. L. F,.t.r and family nud
the IRE D. H. 3t.,Sy family let: s:at-
=. tay for 81. Lovi.. No.. going IN
ths:, cars and intel ding 70 camp out
On the way. They viii visit Net.
i.mes stalsy's an r stsr's -elstlsss.
A lsttsr form Weslsy Noreland ~
ports hin In New York and to al ap-
psasaness on the "way over" II It
b true that he u, he will have made
~ unusual record. - he went into
eanp at Funston the 9Th Of April.
When you want hay cut, or any
team work done. Phone Arv. 3llJS
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13

gasoline engine to pump The water
from . tank which y 70 be filled by
irFigAtion water into the gravity
taaEs ct The highsst point. The CEN
sesfy has been laid out in streets
hydraAts 70 which hose are attached
q eoavenient points. Theodore N.
S1nns enstalled ths system.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13

Otto Flader now drives . five pas.
ssnssr Hulaebils. and thinks + The
enly ~. He reports bic strawberry
erep over on ". <lth yielding sp'sn-
d3dly.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13

Tishses sss ~ Musseal AGiesersl -
sels q Dueks Ies-sssao pas5se.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13

The Game Wardsns arc extremely
vigilan this year and woe unto him
Who - caught hunting oe fishing
Without . license on his person.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13

The boys Of Tie town are forgot
ine' tat t6sss b On ordnance against,
riding bicyclss On ths sidewalks. 4
wefd 70 he wise should be suffici-
ent.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13

Oust Halline ~ ssld he beautiful
fruit Tan nCetkWook Of town 70 0.
c. Diek3oy. wAo rseeakiy sold . 10
aere farm = Howard eveas.. NJ
Halling 6ess NJ knew juse what y
IN 6 nsw, ut fer ~ peseeat WI
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-13

II DevGise Church felln gave IN
sssviees Sekh nosHing and evening
ever - eAildrsa's Day exercises AN!
eveeyeae seemed - Ct . great dcal
u pleasure eut Of liGtsaing 70 tn
vseaGstsss rssiee spSeoprsats verse;
aAd 0D0G oo0e1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
Quicren devoIvcr 10 robado.

Fl Prorurador General dc .lustIcla
de Ia Nacinn. ACADIA de girar una CIR
cular interesante d los agcnteS de!
Ministerio PGbi!co, relativa a a de-
volucion de objetoS robados- los que
Sis t~enedores Sc han ncgado a devo!-
yer Embellishments. FL Gocumento de
que Sc trata dice:
"Siondo "a frccuenteS los c2sos en-
Que los .Agentes del Miuisterio Publ
co Federal Sc oponen indcb!damente
2 Ia cayolgci0n de los cbjetos sustrai
dos a vlrtad de robo. fraude, cst2fa,
abuse dc confiarza, etc, etc, Y espe-
c;a!mcnte de los que t~ranSportan los
f~e-rocarriles cuando la acclon de res
titucion Ia ejercita e! perjudicado y
no e. dueno. convene cue Sc tengan
presentes las disposiciones de los ar
ticulos SOS Y 500 del CoGigo Penal;
$40 Traction " Gel Codigo de Conner
cio \ IS del Coiigo Federal de P=oce'
dinientos Females, Ge los cuaies 50
desprende que cicha accion de rest'tu
ciou puedc eiercitarse no so!emenle
poc el dreno. sino tambien por et oil
reStamente p~2rjudicado 0 sea no- ct
teaedor o p~oseedor legitimo de Ia Co
sa objeto del delito.
En- "a! virtrd ' con Ell fin de que
Sc corrijan esas practicas inmotra-
das Y v~iciosas. me per1nito reconien-
dar q listed con apovo en- los articr-
los citados V en- Ia Disposition de Ia
fraction XI de- articulo lis De la ley
Orsanica del Ministerio Publico Fe-
deral. Sc sirva s~uietar 81 ~actuaclon
e. los casos &c que Sc trata. a 10 dis
puesto en- los preceptos legales invo-
cados. a~llanandose en- c~oasecuenclss
a que Sc hags Ia devoluc!on pedida,
ain cuando la accion civil correspon-
diente Ia ejercite el legitimo intere-
sado u no sea e. dueno.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
NO DECRECE La
EPIDEMLAE EN- NY.
Es nluy grande Ell total de
viciimas habidas desde
que broto la epidemia

Le, Scrrici: Especial zc-G Ia PRENSE.
NUEVA YORK, OctuDre 27.-Los
nuevos cases de influenza habidos en-
las ultinlas veinticuauro horas suma-
ron cuatro mil sererientos cuarenta y
dos. Las lnuei.as Dor esta enferme-
dad fueron menos cue las de aver, ha-
biendose registrado solanlenJe tres
cientas ~noventa V cuatro.
Los nuevos casos dc pneGmonis
fueron ochocientos cincuenta. Y las
muertes por esta enfermedad, tres
cientas ~treinta V se!s.
In informe proporcionado hoy por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
RECLUTA MUjERES PARA
Ell SERVICIO AEREO

De, ScyT.c'o Espc-icl pare Ia PRENSN.
ROMA, octubre 27.-Sc ha iniciado
aqui I'm movimiento para reclutar my
jeres para los servicios dc la Avia-
cion en- los ejercitos alisdos. = segGr
Sc sabc. la campaha Sc csta empren-
diendo con magnificos resultatos.
pues muchas mujeres Sc han e%niisti.-
do "a para tales servicio:.
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Sc dircrci0 una aTtlsta.

e. Juez Pr:mero ne 10 ClVi! decl2-
70 roto e. vinculo matrimonial entire
la conoc:da actriz Sara Gnthoff y (!
se5or Julio Taboada. artista Iambien
bien cono.ido del publico de Ia CAPT
tai.
La sonora Que fu& quien entablo
Ia demanda. expres6 que habia Via
complies incompat;5ilidad de carac-
teres entire ellis ' ST. esposo. Y que.
Dor osra p2rte' este haoia permane-
lido ausente dc ella durante ce7ca lie
tres amos.
Llanado el seior Tsbo2da a decIa-
rar, expres6 estar c~cnfor:ne con 10
ex2ues,o por 81 esposs. aceptando SIN
objection e. d!rorcio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
Mexico veudcra un t~ranSpOrie
de guerra.

Una cmpresa americana sc hai!a
interesGda CT Ia cCmnrs del trans
porte de guerra "Chiapas". que fue
aGouirido por e. Gobicrno de Mex
co en- Ia suma dc d~oscientoS circuen-
Is mil pesos. Que Sc pagaron al Co
bierno de la Rcpublica Chilena.
Como Ell h2rco de que sc trata Il"
presta sc-yicios del TODD e~ficienteS-
:. adcmas 81 Marcia es lenta, sable
Sc que eli Gobierno esta d~ispucsto A
rcaIizar la operation, siempre que Sc
le dc la cantidad que Sc page por 81
"Chlapa&." La operation czta pen
d!entc. pcro Is possible que sc IicNe
IA cabo CT eStos dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28

e. Consejo de Salubridad, expresan
que las muertes por influenza desde
que la epidemic bro:o, han sido: sels
mil setecientas t~reinta, y les de pneu.
MONA, seis mi! veinte.
La totzlidad de personals atacacas
de influenza. segun los informes of
cieles. pasa de noventa Y tres NIL.
Las autoridades sanitarias libraron
hoy ordenes en- Ell sentido de cue Sc
prohibiera Ia circulation de libros de
todas las bibliotecas puolieas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
DlSPARABAN ARMAS DE FuE
GO.

Les residences de IA Avenida Roo
sevelt hablaron aver telefonicamente
a las oficinas de policia avisanGo que
en- Ia mencionada Aven!da Y cerca
de- Parque Mission Sc encontraoaH
varies m~uchachos d~:sparando afnas
de fuogo. poniendo en- peligro IA Vi
da 6. los ~vecinos Y ~transeunTes. L!
policis Hyatt ocurri6 inmedistaHaense
q arrestar E los acusados, pero estoz
en- cuanto Sc die7on cusnta DC cue
ia poiicia habia zido llanlada, sc pu-
sisron sn iuga-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
CtATRO CAPTJRADOS POR
NICIOSOS.

So!amente a cuatro personals CAP
turo Ia Escuadra contra el Vicio "a
noche dc! yiernes al Sabado, estan-
30 dos de elias, IN hombre Y una mu,
Ter. acusadas de violacion a los ar.
t!cu!oS tres : cuatro del Reglamen-
TO De PoIicia y dos hombres que fue-
ron encontradoS en- las GALES centri,
cas- de Ia ciudad en- complete estad5
dc cbrieGad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
ES CAST NUL0 Ell EXITO
De Los SUBMARINES

De! .Ssre:c:s EsD>-:a: de "S4 oREHsA-
LCNDRES, octubre A.-Se ia a.
nunciado en- esta capital, que 81 Gyi-
10 de il campala submarine es en-
: actualidad cast nTo, pucs las ac-
t;v;dades de e=ps barces han dismi-
nuido Il tai grad2 Q:le no sc pLeue con
siderar como lns mcdida de guerra.
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No habra iiunicipio LihTc.

Para calnac lie una Ne" 'os comcn-
tarios que en- todos sentidos 50 han
estado hacienda sobre el aSunto de-
Municipio Libre de la c!udad dc Me
xico. defendido por a,gUnos diputaGos
' municipes la Camara nnmbro una
comision especial que Sc encargara
de hacer las inveStigaciones necesa-
rias. a fin Ge nyccisar 81 podia G
10 subsistir esa liber5ad que tantos
clamores publicos IA iorsntado.
La comisi6n. compuesta por perso-
mas adictas q Caran2a r!ndio "a Sd
informe mauifestando que es imposl-
Die la existencia del Municipio Libre
en- Ia capital. yor ia s~encilia razon de
que los ingresos son may interiors;
a los egrescs.
Auegase que buzcsr un eQni!iorio
no ee-ia cucrdo. porque entc2ces ha-
5ria Que trastcrnar Ia hacienda de-
Gob;erao del Distrito. actualmente en-
pesinas condolences debido a Ia cri-
sis economical porque ~atTaviesa cl
nais entero.
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Les deshe-edados tendran
dormitorio.

Con motive de evitar ia propaga-
ci5n de la yes,e reilante en- TODD e
pals. el e~rcargaGo del Department
q de S~lluhridad Rblica. dispuso. de
souerro con e. Gobierno del Disrri-,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28

tc, Que todcs les mendigos y papeie-
ros que duermen en- los quicios dc
las puertas y en- las BARRACKS de los
mercados pasen Ia noche Ell las ga
leras de ia carcel de Belen. las one
va fueron perfectamente acoAdlc!o-
nadas para el objeto.
picen los doctores que ia mayer
parte De esta genie menesterosa Pc
dece cn la actua!idad de gripa Y que,
por 10 tanto, ccnst;tuye n scria a
menaza rara Ia poblacion.
DeSinfecci0n de les teatros.
+! Ayuntamie1to acordo one todoS
los tcatros y Genlas s2lones de cspec-
taculos tueran desinfectados tiaria-
mente para evitar que cunda Ia n
iluerza espsnoIa. va do principle
q csta noble tarea, con 10 que no cs
necesario Ia clausura de estos esta'
blecimientos Que pensaba llcvarse 2
cabo con perjuicic de los Intereses
de las empresas Y &c los artistas en-
general.
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COSECHAS
SON DANADAS
En- Espa1a las luvias han
causado perjuicios en-
los campos sembrados

MADRID, 0ctuh-e 2T.-TdegS-
mas cficiales trasmitidos de IA from
terra francesa, informan cue las tor
n1entas Cue han caido duranto los IL
tiInos dos dias, nan causado grave
d2no I las cosechas Y que han paral!~
zado el trafico on algunas regioneS,
Dor 10 que las autoridades han toma.
do va medidas tendencies q normal
Ear Ell trafico Y a protejer las cose.
chas.
Aejosa Ia situacion.
Los Uitimos informes relatives a Ia
epidemic son de Que csta decrece no
;abiemeate. Sc asegura Que en- mu-
chas regiones del pals, 10 ha apare-
edo aln Ia piGemia Y Sc tiene Ia
esperanto de que no Sc presentara a
Iii. Esto Sc dice que Sc debe Il las
medidas adortadas POI Jas autori-
dcdcs. especialmcnte aquelias rela-
cicnadas con IA desiafecci6n de los
crenes V de todos los pasajeros.
OposlclOn 4 I'm proyecto.
FL plan ~propuesto por el N!nlsie-
rio de Hacienda. crcando IN impuej-
TO de uno por mil sobre los capita
les nrayores de ~cincueta mil pesetas,
ha encortrado una fuerte oposicion,
El ST. Melquiades Alvarez eXpresa
! que tai impuesto no dara los result
tados que Sc desean, Y cue mcjor Sc
ria que Sc pusiera en- vigor c! in
come-tsx" o bien III Sc decretarar
otros impuestos sobre ciertos Iimites
de modo qlc el gobierno estuviera
en- mejores condolences de hacerlo O.
f~ectivo.
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cERAS DE EEuIO SALGASI
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+. Sey el Axe
Su rs SSnluS &c AtHc,
z! 'TcSo9o &~ q Eca:25S ATni
IS p~-trrcctCr Dc Ca-ssGo
los PI-aGs "a Jas B=-~Ea@s
p. Exe-riaSo IL = Ir.s-
Las AEGiEaa &c i ESt-p7
II Esce,ia Dc = .trancaEIa
En- u MAJ de las Per!sS
X HI &c: Co-a=.o Ec.c
Les Giano- FIibls,e-os
los Est-aScs - = China
Ia &cn11na &c 90
Las &a-aTI:A: Gsi Inc 2eee
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DeSinfecci0n de les teatros.
Sc negara cl amparo Il uSGs
plagiariOs.

Sabesc que el JueZ S%ptlmo de
instruction. segun impresiones QUE
he trasniitido &c manera confidential,
negara la libertad caucional que pi-
dieron Carlos " Manuel Zurita Y Je,
sds Diaz. Q~uieaes plagiaron mace
tempo a. senior Guillermo Jauregui,
acto Que cause una e~xtraordinaria
sensation por ~tratarse de n perSo-
ne bien conccid2 y ~apreciada Y a Ia
cual Sc creyo Que los s%alteadores ha-
biau dado muerte.
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En- favor de las %industrias mllitaEe

FL director de las fabricas mi!itares
SC aa interesado por 81 proereso de
esta impo-taatc industrial, Y ha orga-
niZado ura setie &c co~nferencias So
brc e! ramo. que Sc daran Dor per-
sonas COMPLETENESS en- Ia materia. en-
el Dcpartamento de Esta6!ecimienIos
Fabrics y MilitareS.
AdemaS de los mi!itsres puedcn a
sisIir 4 dichas ensenanasS todas las
person@s que tengan interes en- a.
prerder Ago relative a estaS impor-
tantcs materlaS.