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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03
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NUEVO LEON ::
Como fuG Ia tragedia
en- que perdi6 Ia vi
da Rosendo Lo-
ZaDO

MONTERREY. % de Febrero.-
IFuertes detonaciones escuchadas a.
yer como a las dos Y media de IA
tarde, por el rumbo del Teatro IL
dependencia, llamaron la atenci6n
dc nuuerosas personals CUE, como en-
casos analogos, sin perdida de IN
segundo Sc l~anzaron a Ia Gale a in
querir por 81 mismas ell suceso.
a corta diStancia del mencionado
c~oliseo, frente a Ia cantina denomi-
NADIA "La ~Concordia," Sc agolpaba
IN gentio sehalando ell lugar en- cue
acababa de desarrollarse n sam
grienta tragedia.
En- ell interior de Ia cantina yacia,
baaado en- sangre y por terra, e
cuerpo de IN individuo y a pCcos
pasos de 81, tambien herido, el autor
del homicidic.
En- boca de los cspectadores circu-
laron versiones mas o menos funda-
, Gas respecto a i~o\ccurrido, ~sena!sn..
do como protagon!stas de este drama
vulgar. I los conoc:dos ccmercIartes
! se2ores Pablo 7. Goaz&iez, propie-
tario de una tienda de ro2a dencmi-
NADIA IA Sa?tana.' Y 2oseado Lea
no.
La noticia corri6 de boca en- boca.
Icon IL velocidad del rayo.
Rcficren a!gunas personals mas o
menos hien i~nformadas, que e! scnor
Pablo Gon2a.cZ sc cncontraba cn el
interior dc In cartina. donde ha3ia
"a ingcrido alguaas co@as, cuando
ise present6 RoSendo LuganO, cue
tambiGa hah.a esrado tomando an
i,er;ormente. diyigicndose al senior
lCooziIez,
Par2cc Il L.ozano invite a Cor
zaIcz a seguir fernando. ' como etc
Sc Hcg6. mcdiaron algunas palabGas
nal so1aates. una ripida disputa,
ique Ess c; c-igen tel drama.
! Lo.aro echo mano 4 la pistola e
hi., Igego sobrc Gonzalez. hacienda
5'anco los dos tiros. Gonzalez. ante
tan intemDos5iva aggression. : s~intian-
dose her!do, hizo tambi3n usO de su
arma. d~:sraran&o SCORE Lozano Qua
i;ro tiro.. De los cualcs tres hicieron
blonco en- a cabcGa de! agresor,
! G~crr;bardolo.
" ru;do de lis dctonacioncsc !os
ir2nda-rles Cac cstaban de ~servicio
ra~ el rumbo indicado. Sc apre5u-a-
! rcn a liegar al lugar dc los hechos,
aracedicndo embellishments a dar
! aviSo = IA Inspection de Policia, cuyo
personal Sc translate inmadiatamer-
e 4 la C~oncordia."
Pee daspues fu9 llamado 81 Juez
32 Letras en- turno. ~!icenciado Simon
G. ou;eY Drcsaat6 las primeras in
ve~se;1acioncs Q in~terrog6 a alguros
testiros.
Como Ct cstado de Lozano era
/! gravisino. cl seaor doctor Garecto
! hizo las p:imeras curacionss, conte-
!nitndose in hemorragia, cue era abun
Gart:sima = transladandose entonces
al hc-ido al Hospital Gonzalez, dom
dc mas tarde fallcci5. FL scnor
! CoDyaioz habia sido transladado al
! S!~aratorio del doctor Martinez.
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La es;aeioa aa!nesria dc Cuyutia.,
OTRA CANTiNA ROBADA

La cantida de Peters Bros, fu&
ro6ada aver, habiendo Tornado la &C.
rradura de IN puerta los ladrone3
que penetraron al establecimiento. Es-
te robo fue descubierto por eli gen
darmc Allen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03
Mas s0licitudes de tierras

Los representatives del pueblo dc
San Bernardino. por conducto dc Ia
Comision Local Agraria, han solici,
tado L. Gotacion de tierras dc labor
para gran numero de vecinos.
La C9mision Local Agraria ha con-
testado a los so!icitantes que nombren
Sus representatives legales. para que
Sc designe la colindaci6n de donde So
dcben tomar las ticrras para ST. re-
parto; dando, ademas. el nombre y
domicilio de los ex~presados, para que
con mayor facilidad re resuelva a
la solicitud presentada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03
Que no haya tantos dias feStivos

La Camara de Concrete de eSta ciu-
dad va a elevar un ocurso al Ayur-
tamiento de esta ciudad, ~pidiendoie
disponga que en- muchas de las fies-
tas a las que Sc les ha dado caracter
&c fiestas n~acionales, no Sc cierre cl
concrete, sin perjuicio de celebrar e!
aniversario de alguna fecha memora-
bic o cuando Sc trate de glorificar a
algun heroe o como tai titulado por
los carranciStas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03
UN P2TM0ROSO REGALOA
NUESTROS FAVORREECCEDORES

aARrNIS INA FIFCANyE GAIA De PAPEL COLOR DE ROSA.
DE- a PtiEGOS Y p S0EEES PARA CORRESPONDENCE hsfE-
Cii . tcia persona que nos submissive 10 noab.es On 81 reSpecti-
VI direction. de personals msXica2as o eSpaRCias que ncseaz IoR0grafcs
O graf2n2ias de cualquier ci@se, We sea cue estGs perscnaS VIVIAN dentro
: iuc-a &c etc pCSlci0n.
s. q :ntezesado Z ID ofe7ia vve fuera lie Ia cndad lie suplcames nos
r>m5, - ce>tarcs para c eE1paG.c = cav=c de Ia GAIA. 81 yie en- esta,
ge Iase 4 nuestro dcspachc coa les direccicass refcridas y recibra
EGestro ChseqUic.
Tcasncs mIrarcs dc diecs N existencia : cmpleados espedaies pc
"a n genie que habla Espah0l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03

clone las tropas en- ell f~rente, preci-
samente antes de salir de t'rapcia
y pude comptroller que Sc hallan ex-
traordinariamcnte alegres V conten-
tas, a pesar del tango y lodo del
terreno Y de las granada5 alenlanas."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03

UN PUERTO DEL ATLANTICO
Mario Los oficiales americanos
en- Francia, no ~comprenden los ac-
tuales matodos de censura empleados
por CT gobierno americana. dijo el
General March aver. a su llegada a
este puerto, agregandp:
"No sc de nin@unos melodies s&a-
YES para ia cendrcciun de una que
RIA de esta magnitud Y ningun ejer
clio puede esperar no ~resu!tar Iesio-
nado.
las fuerEas americanas muestran
una notable moral Y salud. Las cue
Sc hallan en- Ia Inca de batalla aho-
Ia. Y las reservas tambi6n, estan.
ynuy b;en nstruidas CT las operacio
aes rlodernas De y guerra. I..spec-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03

heseo 'cner inFormcs dc Ia scnora mi
Ildurc. onlcuad Bcltrati. como Gs 50 a1os
dc ctiah Y = pies dc altura = dc mi Lerrr,-
n1, Ia schortta Luisa Beliran, como dc
10 amos de edad, originarias de MoreliJ.
Hich.. Mexico. CuIITuier inrorfne sobrc
ei particular. siryanse dirigirlo a Ignaclo
oeitrill, ll2o-llth. ST.. Harrisburg. IL.
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Reanudacion del traficc

Despues de mos cuantos dias que
c~stuvieron suspendidas las comunica-
clones entire esta ciudad Y Ia de Ca
xaca, hoy volvio a reanudaTse ell ira
fico de pasaieros y carga por IA Il
nea del F. C. NJ. del Sur, habiendo
salido el primer tren e~xplorador, lie
vando regular nunlero de fuerzas pa
"a aumentar les destacamentos en-
TODD 10 largo de la referida Inca, y
evitar asi sorpresaS &c los bandoleros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03

tu.usiu ~.~:"s:tc !ihI " ca cspanoi,
'~lrlsA.. a IyHsc:u K: .A,Zano.---1ls
TX i:i~- NJ '--~ Ns,-,r. Ter
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03

GRATIFICAItE con $500 4 Guien ne alerc
Ih!orfnes eNac!os De mi lIiiO, General Fee
HcialO Eguia, cripinariO dc rr. Arroyo, ".
l.. Mexico. Is alto. fOriiiGO. como de g.
amos de cdad. II % de DicicmbTa de 1873
i'.rc las tiiimas noiictaS dc II. pars. ne
p!sD TN iclcsraIua dcSde In ciudad dc pur-
bll, Mexico. sirsanse diri2ir los inrormcs
2 Ia sonora 'ioSa Eguta de Aicocer, i0f
illjIii ST. San ANTONIO. Texas. i3-3j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03
Sers mejorado el puerto de Man.
zan:!lo.

i i~niciativa del diputado a. Con-
eYcso de Ia Union, Salvador Sauce
dose mejcraran las ,condiciones
del puerto de ManzanillO. que eS uno
De los princip2les a~bastecedores del
Facifico. va Sc dicron principle 4
las m~e;oraS, Y en- Abril proximo sc
formalizaran los trabajcs, cue teE-
minaran probablemente en- seis ME
Ses.
Hay entusiaSmo. cspeciaimente en-
ire "a genie traaajAdoca, pocque
esas obras sc l,even q cabo cu@ntc
antes, puss no sole dar&n ocura-
ci5n al gremio Obrcro, sino Gle csta-
b'eceran el mayor trafico mercartll
que redunda en- beneficio de todos
los habitanteS.
E, Gobierno del Centre, para las
mejoras q qle Sc alUde IA Sccrtado
Sc eroguc Ia suE1a de cu&trocicn.o9
m! pesos. sin que Sc craven en- n.&-
nera algUna los intereses locale, Ioc
este concepto,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03

0ulrInO Lopez, de Mcillcn, Texas. dcSea
SaDcf de >Is SclorcS padres. Tomas Lopez
y fedora Marquee de Lopez. aSi como
DC sIS hcrmanos iihraGo y Ecfugio Lopez.
ntiRilIr.0> del Real dc GuGdRIraZar. san
LUIS polosi. Mexico. \ IL persona cue !c
dr inforIncs cAactos sc iG graiiI!caId H.
bcrllmcnte. i3-5)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03

Dare muy bucna qualification a Ia per-
soma que n!s diere infOrmes de mi hiio
Juan hamir:E. orisinari0 dc numira. Gua-
%naitlatO, NeIiCG... Hacc COMO sais amos Sc
vino para E-iados rnidos Y no he yueI-
10 4 ;cncr iDticia Suya. siryansc diri-
slfse a Iudi; Ramirez. 2si- y. Commerce
81. fprl worm. Texas. t3-3)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03

E. sefor Luz Gonzalez y II sclora Dolores
Mursa de GOnzdicz descan .sabe. Ia actual
Fesidencia dc Su iiiia Ramona GOpzalcz
auten hace c'!atro aflOS saiiG de Durango,
Mexico. 4 Ia persona que nos De infor.
mes cNactos Ia srat!ricarcmos ron siG m
CuaiGuier iuformc diriiase a Dolores wuF.
"a, Go. Miller Construction Co., Snowflake.
Ar!z. 90,
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CAi;R1n DE CONsULTORIO

n DR.. Martinez Guzman, parliclpa a So
clientele Y al piblico en- general, haher
caInDiado su ortcina y residential a Ia es-
quina west Commerce y North Lcoha SIS
on TonJc So orrece de nucvo 4 sus respc-
fables 0rdenes. Intermediates NencreaS y
! PlriOs. Medicina en- general. Seryicio me
dico q todas horas del dia y de la noshe;
TclerOno Travis 2266. I9-.L
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GRATHlCtEE con 500 o seis Ipcscs dc
subscription, al diariD LA PREESA". 4 ia
persona que me inForGc dc IN h.jo Juan
hacia, dc Il arnS dc cdad. Euccnio Out
ros, Box 6., OTTO. TEXAS. (3-5j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03

rodem0s ocupar hasta 100 SeIoritaS me-
SicanaS en- nucStra fabrica de pantaloneS.
Tarp5g;oS mGcStra para cnSeflar CT trlbdjo.
fibrica de union: bueIoS SucldOs; traha-
% pCrmanenic. Para nayorcs inrormes dt-
ri:anSc Z In seiUriia Marin de Cano. Ro-
SE-KUGEitS CO., DALLAS. TENA
i3.Ql
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.PESQUISAS-

III Seror Rafael .ht1m!rano dari Via que
H. gratif!cariJn I quicn lc inrormc dc sl
hlIa Maria. como de Is aiiUs de cdad Quicn
GeSde hacc . allOS sc Scpar0 de 81, en- viz
i4d a. !aDerlc pcrmiIINO ir a Bisbcc con
los Sefurc> Rafael DrnclsS V E'eDrOnii We
ga. D!riIansc al inicrcsadU, 1877 Ave. e.,
Douglas AriLOna. f3.5j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03
MATRIMOMIALES-

lovcn de u amos de ciad. traDajaIOr v
de bTen5S COstum5rCS GCSea corrcSpOD-
Cia con sonora o SefiOriia no mayor de
20 amos, Objcio matrimonial. Dare :oGa
cia>c de Observation-Disclosures 4 +. Her.
nandeZ, go W. 10th 81. Chycnac, WyO.
(3-3)
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LEGO Ell Maym........
(YieRe de la 2a.)

que abogaria porque las disposicio-
nes en- este respecto fueran menos
rsstringentcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03
S. sasso ell total del e~mp~estito.

Is a12 question ba.;&a:2 Ieae5i-
ia ia d~esapar.c;6n, por dec!r,o &sl,
DC las areas del Erario, de los .....
.550.oOO.CO que. uItimamente, 9. &C.
bic-no 'ocai ohtuvo en- calidad dc en-
prastito del Gobisrno del Centric,
nara Gtendar las neccs;dade5 mas
urgcntes del Estado.
In disr:o local p:dc que Sc d.
cueHta ia,acGiata dc Ia inversion de
es2s fcndos. pues ii siqu!era Sc nj
~el5 il Hacienda Pub:ica del Estaao,
= Sc de5e 4 los empIeados de- Co
bie-no hasta IN mes dc sUeldos.
La es;aei6a o~a!nesri. dc Cuyuti&a.
Con ~otivo dc Cue "a Sc acerca
Il &roca ce los baaos en- ei ercaao
pueblo dc Cuyut'&n, hay gran an:-
mGcl5n por parte del vecindar.o :;
dc ~cuantos, ano por ano, acosIam-
bran nasar Ia tcmporada en- eI pin
toresco lugar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03
Otra biblioteca incautada

Por acucrdo del Gobernador del Es-
tado. la bi5lioteca que a~ntiguamerte
~pertenecia a la Universida Catolica
de csta capital. Y que Sc enccntra-
ba en- el Colegio del Estado, ha pasa-
DO a poder de Ia Administration de
Bienes In~tervenidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03
ARKENDAMiENTOS-

Sc rcnta para uSo dc hotel. e. seyundo
p!so de Ia casa dc Domingo Fcrnanu Il, Su
antigua Residential, con trece clarios ainuc-
bladcS. 2alnria Cubicrta, dc norentl pos
de largo. nor nucve de ancho. DirtjanSe
L i0i Mat2morOs ST. $3.50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03
AVIsOS DE OCCASION


SECESiTO seiora no muy joven para de-
pendlcnta de una dulceria. ocurran de5-
pits de las 10 Il. IN. Y ~pregunlen por
Alexander Bethanes, rs ;. Soledad ST..
(3-3l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03

TSpECIAI ID.n Gil reriamacioneS poT dai!os
per,0reies, uiropclIos. etc. Haso toda ca
sc de cCbranzas. +. ?. McCioskey, sis Frost
1I5., C3-2-l-l)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-03

CiJAS de nucvoS modclos para Ford; au-
, tom6viIes Ford Z los preCios mas Dalns
J en- cs,a ciudad. Sc entrcgan Immediate
! iuente. Mission tu!G Co. III 8. Flores II.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-04-25
COAL SITUATION IS HOPEFUL
Statement BY George w. Reed As to
the Outlook For Next Seasons
Fuel Supply.

Cicago, April 20.--With an adequate
coal supply at the mines there will be
no shortage of coal this year accord
ing to George w Reed coal authority
formerly with the council of national
defense.
New England, Ohio the Northwest
and the Middle west and all other
sore spots in the country from nst
winter will be supplied with coal this
season Reed told the United Press in
an interview.
However many of the mines at
present are only mining about sixty
five percent of their capacity owing
to the lack of cars" Reed said. Again
many of the cars are being used for
less essential needs. Labor forces are
working full time and would be able
to put forth large uupplies and work
on a hundred percent basis if the cars
yere forthcoming.
Operators who have been assured
of satisfactory Interchangeable price
for their output are planning to in
crease their production and new mines
are to be developed which had never
been attempted while the fuel admin.
istration was juggling with the indus
try" he said.
Railroads have increased their
coal carrying capacity by millions OF
tons by improving gate ways which
were greatly needed during the coal
crisis last winter
Even the shipping board has furn
ished to New England tonnage at tide
water points and tonnage rate has
been reached with the Great Lake yes
Fsel owners for supplies with the as
surance that there will not be re
petition of last years cricis.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-04-25
FOOD REGULATIONS
NEW RULES FOR HousEHOLDERs
FOR COMING MONTHS.

Several changes have been made in
the household cards which We're sent
around to the homes some time ago.
All housewives are asked to live up
to these rules as much as possible,
by State Food Administrator J. +.
Deems:
All householders who can entirely
eliminate the use Of wheat until the
next harvest, should do so.
Householders who are obliged to
use wheat should not use more than
a total of one and half pounds of
wheat flour or prepared wheat, in
any form, per person per week, in
|cluding the wheat flour. in Victory
bread, and including the wheat flour
or prepared wheat in crackers, pastry,
macaroni, breakfast and other foods.
In estimating flour consumption
every one and three-quarters pounds
of Victory bread, which is bread man
ufactured by bakers under Regulations
of the United States Food Administra-
may be considered equal to one pound
Of wheat flour.
This rationing requires more re-
stricted use than that asked for by
the observation OF wheatless days and
meals, which are no longer obligatory,
but in practice it will be found that
even a more strict observation Of
wheatless days and meals will aid
greatly in limiting the household con-
sumption Of wheat flour and other pre-
pared wheat to one and half pounds
per person per week.
Meat of any kind may be eaten on
any day in moderation until May list.
In buying wheat flour an equal
weight of other cereals as substitutes
for wheat flour must be bought pound
for pound. In buying graham, whole
wheat or mixed flour the substitutes
in them may be counted SO that
smaller proportion of substitutes may
be bought with these flours than with
wheat flours. This is the $3.50 rule.
Wheat flour substitutes are hominy.
corn grits, rolled oats. cornmeal, edi-
BILE corn starch, corn flour, oat meal,
rice. rice flour, buckwheat flour, pota-
to flour, sweet potato flour. soya bean
flour and feterita flour and meals.
Households in towns and cities may
not buy more than one-eighth of
barrel of flour at any time. House
holders in the country may not buy
more than one quarter of barrel of
flour at any one time. In no event
shall any purchaser have more than
30 days supply on hand.
All kind of foods, especially wheat.
meats, fats and sugar should be econ.
used
Grow and use local supplies; this
saves transportation.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-04-25

vania to beacon, forty years ago, and
have resided there since. Mrs. Jeffries
was much afflicted during her illness
but was ever patient, trustful and
cheerful. She often requested the sing
ing of the old hymns, MY Faith Looks
Up to Thee" and 1.-THE Saints Home"
She always said it helped her so much
Her life was very helpful in faith TO
all who knew her, and more especially
in the home, is her presence missed
by her only daughter Mary, who
mourns her loss OF kind and loving
mother. AT the age of fourteen years
she was converted and united with the
Baptist church and was faithful
Christian. Among those present at the
funeral from a distance were Mr. and
Mrs. David Jeffries and daughter of
Melcher, Iowa, Arthur Jefferies of
Tulsa, Okla, Mr. John Morgan and
sister, Miss Mary Ellen Morgan of
Mason City
She leaves to mourn beside her
children, seven grandchildren and
one great grand-child. Her only broth
err, William Lewis, died in Wales, and
her only sister Ann Pratt passed to
the Beyond in Pennsylvania.
The funeral services We're held at
the Baptist church in Beacon, April
5th, and were conducted by Reys.
Lloyd williams and w. N. Hall. The
floral pieces were many and beautiful,
showing in part the high esteem in
which this good woman was held by
those who knew her and loved her.
Although she is gone, her life of pa
thence and kindness will be remem-
bered, and be a shining example to
many.
Interment was made in Beacon Gem
etery by the side of her husband and
children.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-04-25

and faces still spoiled. an Iowa mer,
chant and AIN Iowa farmer clasped
hands. All about them were other
Americans. There was joking and
laughter as group after group Of these
boys passed by.
But there was trace of tear in
the eyes of Casey and the eyes OF
Ross. The strain had passed.
Each wondered how his neighbor
had Jared. Both swallowed hard at a
lump that arose in the throat.
THE boys couldn't have been better
could they?" they. asked each other,
almost in the same breath.
"'rhe folks at home should be proud
of them
The Iowa farmer and the Iowa mer-
chant now wear the croix de guerre.
Their names are on the rolls of the
French army for bravery and gal
lantry in action
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-04-25
IN DISTRICT COURT
DISPOSITION or VARIOUS MAT
TIERS BY JUDGE AND JURY.

Afer having it's session postponed
on account Of the illness of the pre-.
siding judge, Henry Silwold of New
ton, the April term OF the Mahaska
county district court, opened Monday
afternoon, but only short session
was held and adjournment taken un-
til Tuesday. Probate matters occu.
pied the time and the following cases
were considered: ~
Estate of John II. Adlon Final re-
port was approved and administrator
discharged.
Estate of William Hart. Hearing
OF the final report was set for April
30th. The same entry was made
in the case of the Estates of John
NJ. Heron, Ellen Bucknell and Alon.
20 Jones.
Will of Teunis Yer Nicer. Will
admitted to probate. Nellie Yer
Nicer was confirmed as the executrix
without bond
Will of Greenbury d. True, proof
Of viii admitted to probate. J. C.
Patton was confirmed as executor
without bond
Guardianship of Elsie H. Olson.
Final report as TO. Elsie H. Olson ap.
proved and guardian was discharged.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-04-25
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
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Prime Neighborhood, April 19.-Dave
Morgan has brother and sister OF
Mason City who are visiting them the
past several days.
Miss Lulu Bingaman is enjoying a
visit from a brother aud sister this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Johnson, Iof
,Straubsyille. N. D.. attended the fun
eral of their father, Laban Johnson,
also Mrs. Pearl Matthews, of Bussey,
and Mrs. Helen Bailey and son Elmer
of Valley Junction were in attendance,
William Pomeroy, who suffered a
broken bone in the ankle. is now on
crutches, To hear him tell it, he
will soon throw them aside.
Mrs Andrew Lyle was taken sud
denly i'll last week but is slowly i'm
proving now.
Mrs. James Lyle of Burlington was
out to the parental Andrew Lyle
home last week, r-
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-04-25
N|PPED IN THE BUD
MALAYSIA COUNTY BANK BUILD
ING HAS CLOSE CALL.

DO" Reese discovered and stopped
what might have been a serious fire
about three o'clock Sunday morning
in the Mahaska County Bank build
ing on South Market street. where he
has a room.
"Bo" retired rather late Saturday
night and as he was preparing for
bed he thought he could smell some
thing burning About one o'clock he
thought he would see If he could 10
cate the source of the smoke which
appeared to increase. He was un-
able to find anything wrong, however.
He was awakened about three O'Clock
by the strong odor OF burning wood
and this time he was certain that the
origin of the smell must be somewhere
in the building. He made careful
detailed search this time and found
fire in the Office of Doctor Frank. It
was not much OF fire when discov-
cred but was making good Roadway.
Some candles set on piece OF card
board had been left burning in the
apartment. When the fame reached
the end of the candle tho card board
had ignited. A piece OF wood near
by had been started and was burning
when 'Eps fonnd The ronrce of the
smoke. 2%As'pe s'sP stsi "
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-04-25
MILITARY MATTERS
ENLlsTMENTs FOR SPECIAL SER.
VICE COMING IN.

Clerk Roy Rowland Of the local
Draft Board. has already had three Ell
listments for the call that the gov
eminent has made for skilled laborers,
This chance is open for men within
the draft age. The following are the
men who have already enlisted:
Henry Edmand-chemist.
Tom JoIley-boiler maker. ..-a-
ROLAND Mincers-auto mechanic.
Two changes have been made in
the list of men who are to leave for
Jefferson Barracks within the five
days period beginning May 10. Har.
rison Henry Pierrel, Oskaloosa and
Griffith A. Wright, 0skaloosa have
been inserted in the places of Frank
W. Parh. Pawnee City, Neb., and
Henry NJ Darpel Oskaloosa, Parli
and Darnel will be used as alternates.
this dropping William Leonard Hahn
es, Cedar and George Waller Clifford,
Rose Hill from the list of alternates.