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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16

Nj vida eSta deshonrada; mi por-
venir es cl recuerdo de mi desgracia-
do padre, &c m: padre culpable, cuyo
perdon pido a Dios.
Fulmen rompio en- so!lozos; ArH,an-
do lie cogi6 una mano ' ~llevandola
con vehemencia = Sus labios, mumu-
70: iQue ingrato y que loco he sido!
y luego v~olviendose hacia Lord c..
anadi6 ME perdonais Milford?
Ell noble hijo &c Albion do un pa
so hacia adelantc; coloc0 su mano en-
el hombro del joven Y con voz lenta,
grave, aunque Siempre triste, que tenia
eco de autoridad supreme, lie di.jo Jo-
ven, miradme bien, soy viejo Y he ad-
quiriGo, a hi costa, Ia ciercia de Ia
vida: pues bien. permitidme que os
dc I'm coTSejo. No Sc muere Il los
veinte amos porque Sc haya tenido I'M
padre culpable nj porQue Sc e~ncuentre
umo arruinado, despues de haber te-
nido caballos Y IN hotel. DioS, que es
iusto y bueno, de- a los que arecen de
nobleza Y de fortunas hereda6as, una
segunda nobleza y Ia esperanto do RI
queZ2s ~futuras, Y en- una sofa palabra
Sc resunnen ambas esperanzas; esa pa
labra es ell trabajo.
-;Ah! exciamo 81 ioren, teneis "a
z6r, MILFORD.
Lord g.. prosigui6: Habais nacido
ell este pals cgballerasco, en- donde Ia
charretera que brilla al sol despues de
hs5cr recinido el hume dc Ia rolvo-
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gaante negro Sc apoder6 de una pis-
rola, IA apoyo en- su pecho Y disparo;
81 cuerpo cay6 PeSadamente en- tic
cra: ;Eabia muerto.
En- e izStante en- que armando echa-
ba mano a Ia otra piStoia para 20
fin a su vida, entraron dos per-
Sonas en- Ia estancia; IA primera era
lord c.. Il otra FuImen; esta Sc
lanZ6 rapiGsnente sobre ArmanGo. lie
arraRc0 Il pistola de Ia mano ' lie di-
10: Fuestro acreedor cSta va pagado
y anadio s~eHslando Ell cadayer de Ia
yengadora. Sc ha hecho j~uSticia a
81 miSma Y ha evitado que yo cometa
IN crimen, porque 20 Ia acechaba, Ar
maDdo, velab2 por vos haze va NIL
enc tempo, Y 81 hubieseis sucumbido,
yo ID hubiese matado 2 ella.
-Senora, repuso 81 joven con iris
tea, oS kendigc con toda nj alma
per habe- salvado nj honor, pero va
que tanto hah5is hecho por mi. lie
vad hasta el fin v1estros. beneficios
10 hareiS asi, no eS verdad? Espero
que Levels vuestro sacrifice Y vues-
ira hondad hasta csc pulto.
-Habiad, dijo Fulmea coamopda.
.-GQue Gebo hacer?
-Dejarme nlcrir.
-:Morir:....
So, es precise.
-;Aorir vos, Guaado Is jngenrua
briIa en- vuest-a fra1te. euando Ell
porverir os partenece! Enio-iri....
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TOBIAS LAS HUELLIS De "A ESCR0-
FULg EATgNGUIDAS DEL SlSTENaA

mas satisfactorios para Ia ~escrofula.
Siendo elaborate de raices Y yerbas
de los bosques, esta garantizado CO.
no pu-amente vegetal, y absolute
mente libre de TODD ingredients mi
neral.
Puede listed colseguir e. S. S. S,
IN c~ualquiar drogueria. Ell Jefe de
nuestro ConSejo Medico, cue es IN eS-
perto en- todos los d~esordenes de Ia
sangre. tendra mucho gusto en- dar a
listed TITLES consoles para Ell trata-
m;ento de 81 case individual. Dirija-
So 4 Swift Specific co, Dept. P,
Atlanta, Ga. (Ady.)
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que dos gruesas lagrimas surcaban sus
mejillas. :
A Malta. :
-iY por que ALI?
-Porque Malta es possession inglesa.
Y 70 quiero casarTne o vos seguns
las leycs de mi pals.
-:Casaros conmigo!... dijo Full
men con cleric pesac. GPensais en-
ESQ Milford? .
-Hiia, dijo el ingics con su ~nlelan-s
sepa 10 que III vales: quicro -ehabili-:
c6lica sonrisa. Quiero que ell mundo:
tarte ante e dejandote mi ncnibre ye
mi fortuna. ArnaaGo pucGe amaS
la antigua querida de lord G....s
pero 20 quic-o que Sc a cen su vip
ia.
-Estais loco, amigo MIC: iviuda!
5pensais acaso IN MORN?
-Descuidad: aun tengo vida para
algun tiemro. Iii mtdico me aSegur6
IA vispera dc Duestra partida de Pa
ris. que mi affection cardiaca me pc--
mitir2 1--WE cuatro 0 cinco aL.os: den
tro de cinco aaos sera ArnianGo Off
cial : tandra IL cinta de la Legion de
Honor. ' 20 habr5 conseguido que Ell
mundo resrete 4 Lady Co., que po-
dTa cirecer c~ntorccS 81 mano = aquri
Z quiec arl6 tanto.
FulInen tomV IL nIano dc Loc4 Co..
IL llev6 respetuosementc 4 sU% abios
J prorrumpio Ell s~ollozos.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, julio l2.-Aiar
deando de ser muy agudc Gle inge-
mic, Louis Cartierfield soSruvo en-
una can3ina que los aegros no nece-
sitaban vidrios obscuros para yer los
eclipses-
Dissertation nuy ~interesa1te que
oy6 IN negro. a. quien lie parec!o
oportuno rebatir c3a question de
eciipses, eclipsanGo a! c~onferenc!sta
dc Iii punetazo en- Ia cabezora.
C~artierfield que $ostuvo esq teo-
ria. no Sc sostuyo Ell 10 dicho, nj Sc
sostuvo N pie. v cay0.
De ALI fua levautado en- Camilla.
y llevado al Hospital. mientras al
negro Sc lie en.jaulaba en- Ia carce!.
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JACOB RJBIOLA

FL senor Jacob Rutioia Ia desem-
penado por dos amos e! cargo de Co
misionado de! Ccndado de BeXar Y
ha servido los intereses del pub!ico
de una nanera sa~tisfactoria.
Is ei un;co de Ia Corte dc Conf
sionados fque Sc ha opuesto STEM
pre- al ~auIaento &c las Contribucio-
mes. Ha sido siempre VI p
udar;o decidiGo del mejoramlen-
TO de IL instruction pubEca y del
bienestar del trabajador .~.lexicano,
procurando siempre ell aunlento en-
los ~jcrnalcs cue el Condado paga.
En- fin, es I'm excelente representan-
te cue el Precinto Numero l debe
empenarse en- tener n Ia Corte de
Comisionados. Su reelection para TN
nueyo periodic esta asegurada, pues
no duda que contara en- las pr6Niulas
elecciones con ci veto de todos los
oueaos ciudadanoS.
-P.-Adv.
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aleman. U!timamenIa esq reri0dico
Giio que 81 Ell ~ejercito al2mar entra-
ba en- Paris Ia reduction CT rasa sc
aiistaria en- ell eiercito frances; 10
cual do lugar a que IN periodico
guasan, comentando csa declaration,
diiera que cierta parta de IL pransa
dc Madrid habia creido ~recesario
hace- tan romantica declaration,
considerable que Paris estaba aun
leios del alcance del ejercitc aleman.
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CORRESPONDENCE De ESPANA
ESPECIAL PARA LA PRENSA"
Sc ESpERAN IMPORTANTISIM0S CAMBI0S EN-
LA PRENSA DE LA CAPITAL DEL RENO
Por ANTONIO Fl. HURTADO.

MADRID, JUNO 15.-En ia capl-
IA? nadrilena circular ~interesantes
rumores acerca de Il gran actlvi-
dad Periodistica que va a cesarro-
lIarse muy pronto. Grandes cambios
van z experimental los metodos pc
-iodiSticos de Ia prensa espanoia, Y
algunos. de trsscendental imDortan-
cha.
por 10 nenos cinco nuevos per!o-
d;ccs. cuatro dc ellos dia-ios, y u1o
scmanar;o ilustrado de primera cla-
Sc. sc dice Que var a aparecer Ce1-
20 de POGO. Va Sc ha alquilado el
local. c instal:iio Il maquinarla
para IA publication de La Jornada,'
que ssra el tituio d. 4 de eilos
Este peri6dico debi0 habcr apa'
recido q mediados &c Ahril, pero
s. ha dilatado Ia aparicion del primer
numero porque IN promiuente cscrl-
tor que tenia q 81 cargo IA parre
cditorialista. Sc disguise = ultima no.
IA con los propietarioS, por cIestio-
nes de cierta importancia, Y rompIo
.uS compromises con Ia emn-csa.
Sc dice tambi2n cr cierlos centres
bicn iniormados quc m Pa7tld" po-
.iitico ~;mportante cue fuG 1e:r0tado
en- las UltimaS clecciones, : Cac as
uira 2 I'm podcr superior uGe i cue
pueden da-lc Us cortes, e&ta para
adqrurir o tuEd&c III Giat'o para u
defense &c SIS llca'es y ~"ansolida-
ci6r Gel pa-&do. FL jcfe De- De-lo~
Gico sara III d]i;iinguiLu homh:c pu-
5i:Su muy conoc!Go por 81 !abor en-
Il Atcnco. \ So as@Eura o." dctr2s
re csc cmpraSa cst& III cmlaentc "a
o.salista De Bilbao que ha m1nite...
ado u,5mamcHla d2reos dc scr DrC-
rietc~jo de un YSri"dico. y ne h2cho
e~sfuc-zos cara comr~ar u4o &C los
dos d;grios Ge l. ,&rdc, &c Naaric.
Tamb:ta = rUmora QUO 81 Wis
coa&c Dc ia. ~" 81" M.aistro dc
O5-2z 3U5lc=s en- cl u'imo TO-
J.crao de D~tc, Y que CT csc nleS:o
mari. So" .-lA corJci".20to Dc las
ueccs. !"4a- ~agr;coiu: Y De los re-
clrSa' -! IN, a " plai:nar vi
pr. ,d:co * i"t*r@s general. 7ero
deficiencies cs9ecia! a-e"c!o- a Ia
agriculture, : = 2~roHtovc- : G2!en
d,y los ~jnterr>cs aa los agTcu:.orcs.
: $. Alba. M mrrc del actval
Go5:o"aa. : "~2ii-:eo @Hy. es-rel:a,
no "5=t2n.a a!c""as "aclacior@:.
P-ge,i2 c-Ca~ e2 ascenC@.c:,. : que
% ha escav'ec..a aa~ti"-;@an@a:2 CO.
mo 5fe tel T@rtido ca""c'lo cc@1U
los Aibinizta-." Gac ,~epcaseata TN
m&ci4 peculiar del p~a,t-!o -5e?ai &c
mccr,Hico. - ! ra2!:c"r (. Ic..nGl-
co seman@E.2. eae SCI" ONO los
mc;oreS de 81 a. lie :; P."..c@h
~ los E-.ac2F Cn.IoS. para !" cual
hG SO c"2@"t2io !" ND-A"'e ea'-
tor. &C ..e"t considerable e%perlaA.
a en- {! Gc:io-smn Itd5-",i2.
Fe.o MS i~mpc-,1-ss q22 Is Tt"-
"e-los aa,ccIores Is Fl - = publ
,cc.oE Dc orc: .os, dc - c-a!a' !"
Q. possible Al5.&r "a" t",." c<.ta@a.
Do GUeTos t!ar!os ~aparrc2rvsn muy
rroctc, &c gran i~.oct&"r:&' Q1e
Gccm>s de "a Do-c,a: ce j-Co e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16
AVISOS POLITICOS
PARA JUEI DE PAZ

FL Sr. BEN. S. FISK ha aatoriza-
do a este diario para que anuncie su
candidatura de reelection para ell
puesto de Juez de Paz por ell Precin-
to No. /, sujeto a las Eleccioaes Pri-
marias Democraticas que tendran ID
gar ell 81 de Julio de 1918, y res
u~etuosauente solicita su vote.
political Adv
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por eli mas granGe de todos los
purificadores

In error muy coH2Gn en- el rata-
niento de Ia ~escrofula, ha 1 e. ESQ
del mercurio V de oras mixturas MI
nerales. cuyo efecto es ~embotellar"
las impurezas de Ia sangre, = ocul-
tarlas do IA supe-ficie-
De esta manera solo Sc anaden
mas inpurezas = peligros.
Durante mas de cincuenta amos, e.
S. S. S. ell Inico remedio it'll pa-a
la sangre, de recoaocido merito, Y
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COMISIONADO DEL CONDADO

ola PRENSA," esta ~autorizada
nara anunciar a! senior Jacobo Rubio-
Ia, como candidate al puesto de Co
misionado del Condado, por e. Distri-
to aumero uno, sujeto a las eleccio-
mes primario-democraticas que deve-
ran verificarse ell 81 de Julio de 1918.
Political Adv.)
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Un suieto muy cobarde lie dice Z
un amigo:
--Esta seman2 ne reclbido tres
bofetadas, : VI comprend@ras que
no estoy dispuesto 4 que me peguen
toGcs los GiaS.
-Haz n cosa.
-:Que?
-Senala un dia de e semana pa
"a recibir!as.
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NOTAS VARIAS Y CURIOSAS

Il Coronel Roosevelt va nj en- la paz de los sepuIcros cree.
I'm hombre metido en- I'm barril por no tensr panta-
Iones.-Un marido que no besa, es un marldo que no
cumple; por consigaiente, es I'm reo.-Se lie netio en-
la cabeza que era t1rador, y Sc lie metio en- la cabeza IN
tro.-EEn una dissertation sobre ~ecElpses, lie eciipsaFon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16

CHICAGO, H., Julio 12.-Uu
marido que no hesa = ST Tujer, es
III marido que ro cumple ron Sus
ohligacioncs. Fer cOrs!gu:eute, es
REQ del Gclito lie discretion.
Por 10 manoa "St@ cs el criter;o de
Madame Gailiaer. cen e. cual sc pre-
sent5 an-e ia Cote dc Errorcs, pl-
Giordo que Sc rnIltc = SU marido, por
r~cIli:antc en- el d~czempe@o dc sus
0ebcr2s. y qu.. Ell CASE de qIe IN
81 ia Al ST. aoaEGono. Sc lc haga pa
gar IL boda. Que IL Sencr2 GaIl:ner
rccl2rna col Gro individuo que me-
.icr cuma:a con las ohligacioncS ma
trimOnialas.
s. Q; amor ea L csene!a del ma
tlimorio,-iice !a. 22hora-el me-
trimcH;o es una biccc: Gonde 10 nay
amo~.'
! 20 81 a2arido 10 lie tieEe amor
o por 81 ella Guiere canioiar de ma
rido, "A G~aliincr alego ayr -ecurso
de- GeGercion. para camhiar de espo-
so Z 4 mayor b~re:cCad.
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Eo ~ ee ,,Jo ee+,.o1o Ecto
LSlo III % iIoEa >Ato' ASN
sonora Ia SabidO cOnSeryar SIG
dtrdctIVOS 10 RENE QTfUSQS,
- ..Pz. l1--, neJo
--,,srH,,o- yoros erGndes ~
"SS' ~ H
cuffs EyGoCSO; ma GSS0TToIG0O
H. --,e,1I1 er.c ~o;ceu
Su CzISEO, StS S~J@@y
,o.S,5rc c1Ia ahOr3 son SsDesGS
p~" ~ -.
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CHICAGO. ii. julie IA JOHN
Garfield, veciIo de! ha~-io Lauren.
Dc e5ta c:udad, Sc 10 aieti5 en- la Ca
bez;. que Geoia ser hInn ti-adoc.
Pero mieItras Sc ccup2ha en- de-
mo~stEarlo, Sc lie meti5 eC la cabe&a
un& LILA. que lie priv6 de Ia vida en-
IN dos uor tres.
FL ceGaver ha siGo "ecosiio por
Il ;nihulancia de polilia. y. iiecha "a
aucopsia. 5. encoHtro que n Ia Ca
beza no tenla anoslutamente NADIA
Sin embargo, fuG crtcrrado en- Ell
n2rte6n de Ia ci4Cad.
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"a De los campos de bstalla, tiene ma
| yor rnerito y mas valor que los mon
| tones de ORC; habeis nacido en- este
| pals en- que Ia idea de Ia patria hace
lati- con entusiaSmo los corazones y
llega a engendrar heroes, en- este pals,
en- fin, en- que, cuando suena Ell cla-
rin guerrero de cada surco brota IN
soldado.
Amando exhai6 un pecueno gTito
= poseido de eptusiasmo dijo a lord
G.. Venid, venid conmigo al momen-
to, quiero alistarme hoy.
Fulmen escuchaba sin decir Una
| palabra Y con ell rostro serio; ell vie
10 JOB. lloraba de algeria.
LXXXIII.
Cinco dias despues de los Successes
cue acabamos de referir, y a ESQ de
las diez de Ia manana, encendia sus
calderas en- ell puerto de Marsella, I'm
vapor de Ia conpania Bazin-Pe1rier;
al mismo tempo una silla de postas,
| despuss de haber seguido Ia Canebie-
re, fue a detenerse en- ell ruelle de
amarre, frente a Ia casa-syuntamien-
to. Tres personals bajaron de ella.
dos homhres Y una muier, II de
aquellos era lord Co. aauel psrfecto
caballero, e.guel amigo fsel y seg1ro,
aquei corazdn tan enineatsmente Gu
hsllcrescc; e. otro era IN joven SOL
da6c con e. sencilo uniforlne de los
caZadores do Africa,
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CHICAGO. ILL.,, Julio 12.-Por ali
darse vistienGo de Soldado, sin SER
10 efectivameate, George Stevenson
fut aprehendido aver tardc, Y des-
nudado sin rcmcGio. cast en- Ia via
publica.
Como Stevenson 70 tiene mas ro-
pa que uros calzoncillos raboacs, ha
sido mcc;do. como prirera prcvidon-
cha. en- III aarril de clnco pies lie
alto. de donie &c saca mas que ia
caoeza.
En- IN lIgar visible del bar-il, Sc
lee e=ta nota:
Favor dc resalarme uaos panta-
ZONES, para poGer sail de este. FRI
sion. ST tiene listed uncs calcetine3
tambiGr. ser& mcjo-. Suyo. George"
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CHICAGO, H., Julio Eel Co
ronel Roosevelt la mandado, con un
.mensajero, una carta urgrntisima,
pidienGo que innediatamente le sea
devuelta Ia moncda Que, hace algun
tempo, suscrihi0 para ell Pramio
Nobel de la paz mundial.
Dice don Teodoro, con nuy buen
tiao. cue va III en- Ia paZ de los Sc
pulcros cree" y cue 10 es bora de
andar pensando en- cosas fri.olas y
SuperfiuaS. Y, por tai motive, pide
que le regresen 81 dinero, siquiera
para Quedar.. .en paz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16

"a TA2UISA DEL RELoE.
- ~=-q-.zl De este -eloj as del Ilt-lo sis
ten ce HGe=.S. coa -oEtadu-aS do=aGas =
Il p:cC=as. Tus12s PulidaS visiblc-, -cso=tc
Do 2e.c a-cSGGt. regulator de pa:ea;e, per
tect--cGte Ga-asGu;Eada. Is ura ccpia rauy
5.e7l &c les ~relojeS &c estilo fe-roca--;lero
= INA rs21Eiaa cgya c:.c.ci. "a s!6o demos
r-zCa Por largo tempo.
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Ia GAIA DEL EELOT.
Esta m1E-stica GAIA c. C o=o rSilsro de
ealida5 fra, coa ? -SPls sxter;o-cs y unr
1-te-ia- p--s P~-oteSe- IA 1EGzi-a, tisre "a
corona = z sTgolll de- 1ltiDo SyStec1a, en- 81
.Ps<iercia &c IsGal = los reloieS lEe csestsn
SIeg o cUatro yeceS mas.
TESEEoS YASI0S ESTT1OS DE DIBJ-0S
pEERENTES ? ToDoS SON PEECIoSGS.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-03-28
DEATH OF
EDWARD KERW|N

j. E. Kerwin and family received a
message yesterday morning telling of
the death of Private Edward Kerwin
who was a member of the cavalry sta
toned at Fort Oglethorpe, Chattanoo-
ga, Tennessee. Although the rela-
tives knew that Mr.. Kerwin had been
i'll for the last few weeks the sad
news of his death came as a shock to
them all.
The deceased is brother of D. j.
Kerwin and of W. ]. Kerwin and is
well known in this city. His home is
at Iowa City and that is where his
mother is now residing. The one
brother, D ]. Kerwin has been at
Fort Oglethorpe with him for the last
two weeks. Yesterday the definite
funeral arrangements were not known
but it was thought the remains would
be brought back to Iowa City for bur-
ial
The many friends of the family join
in extending sympathy to the bereav-
ed ones.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-03-28
SILVER WEDDING ANN
VERSARY JENS JENSEN

About sixty relatives and friends
dropped in at the Jens Jensen farm
west of town, last Sunday evening,
to help them celebrate their Silver
Wedding Anniversary They were
quarantined on the day Of their An
niversary, which was on the first
day of February, and had given up
celebrating at all but friends and
relatives would not permit such a
neglect and each family brought
well filled baskets to enjoy the
event. After arriving at the Jen-
sen home, a collection was taken
up with which they are to buy a
suitable present to remind them of
the occasion. 1t is indeed a nice
treat to have neighbors and friends
come in and especially to remind
them of their wedding, which oc-
Cured twenty-five years ago.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-03-28
TRAD .SE|BtRT
ANOTHER VOLUNTEER

Thad Seibert arrived in Extra
Monday to visit his sisters, Mes
danes C. Posten and Harold Stur.
geon. On Tuesday he went to Au-
dubon where, he, with seven other
young men enlisted. He will eturn
to his home in Gilmore City today
coming back to Audubon Saturday.
The young men will leave soon for
Kansas City to enter training.
Private Claude Kelsey, a former
resident Of this city, who enlisted
last fall and was for time sta
toned in Camp Cody, arrived in
France safely, with his Company
about a month ago. He left New
York, according to a letter which
he wrote to his sister, Miss Amber
in this city, the 25th day of Febru-
ary on the same ship in which
Secretary of War Baker went over
on.
Mrs. Edwin Delahoyde, daughter,
Miss Dorothy. and son John took din
ner at the A. j. Leake home in Au-
dubon. Sunday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-03-28
PASSING Of ONE
/ OF OUR old FRIENDS

In the passing of Charles Tramp
as reported last week, Audubon
County loses one of her best and
foremost business men. The year
following the first settlement of
Audubon which was in the year
1879, Charles moved his family in
to the County.
Having learned the brick making
trade in his native country-Ger-
many he at once built the kilns near
where the present ovens are and fur
nished brick for all who wished them
Very few were shippedin from the
outside and he and his sons have
been identified in that industry from
that early date.
Everybody loved Charley,for his
PLAIN, honest manhood. He never
sought an advantage in deal and
believed in the principle OF live and
letlive.'
We mourn his death which is a
great loss to Audubon County. The
sympathy of all is extended to his
.bereaved ones.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-03-28
ELECTION RETURNS

The municipal election held here
last Monday was one of the most
spirited contests ever held in Extra.
The two candidates for mayor we're
Mr.. M. R. Terhune on the Citizens
Ticket and Mr.. j. B. j. Lohner on
the Peoples Ticket.
/ Mr.. Terhune received 81 vote
three of these were declared spoiled
Mr.. Lohner received 100 votes and
eight were declared spoiled.
The following is the count on all
the candidates.
Citizens Ticket---For Mayor, M.
R. Terhune 95. For Councilmen--
j. W. Alsup 80; G, L. McAninch
81; L. j. Oldaker 85; HI. Bornholdt
81; D. Brandstatter 81. For Treas
urer---J M. Carlson SO. For AS
sessor--Frank Kreamer II.
Peoples Ticket. For Mayor
j. B. j. Lohner 92 For Council
men---John Esbeck 1902; John john
son 81; Charles Kommes 1O4; III.
P. Petersen 90; John Dimick "a.
For Treasurer. X. VandeBrake
SS. For Assessor---R. G. Waiter
son l06.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-03-28
Reverend cox
FAMILY LEAVING

We regret to note the departure
of Rev. Cox and family from our
little city They have purchased
a fruit and chicken ranch near the
city of Clinton, Iowa and which
is located on the interurban line
running into the city, making the
purchase last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Cox will leave in
a few days for their new home,
Mrs. Olive Flanagan and brother,
Arthur, remaining until after school
is closed, May third, when they
will depart for their new home
Rev. Cox has been the pastor at
the Methodist Church for the past
two and one-half years and the
family have made many staunch
friends who regret to see them
leave our town but ars glad that
they at last secured what has
been their ambition for years.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-03-28
.JENSEN-STONE WEDDING
EXTRA YOUNG PEOPLE

The marriage of Miss Caroline
Stone and Jens P. Jensen took
place yesterday afternoon at two
O'Clock at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Stone,
east of town, Rev. Rasmussen of
the Danish Lutheran Church of
this city officiating.
The bride is the eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Stone and
being raised from babyhood te
womanhood in our midst has
made many near and dear friends.
She is a fine model, her name be-
ing placed with our best and most
honored young people. She will
indeed make fine housewife and
her friends are affirming that the
young peoples home will be OF
the best and a credit to any COM
munity.
The groom is not so we'll known
to US as the bride but having as
sisted so long in the Extra Cream
cry under the watchful eye of
Chris Petersen, our practical but
termaler, speaks well for him.
His ways and traits, since his ar
rival in this city, have been OF
the best.
After the wedding a lunch was
served to the relatives, who were
present, numbering between fifty
and sixty, after which the young
couple left for Atlantic, where
they took the train for Des Moines
and after a few days visit there
will make other points in Iowa
expecting to return about the
middle Of next week.
The Journal extends to Mr.. ano
Mrs. Jensen our heartiest congra
tulations and may their life bt
happy and prosperous.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-03-28
CLEAN UP DAY I'M
THE..C|TY BEAUTIFUL

We are getting ready for our
spring Clean Up Proclamation
which is very essential to health
and happiness. Good citizens will
not look for the second invitation
to put their back yard in order,
while we are having such favorable
weather. We can't afford to allow
the accumulation of trash and man
.ure heaps in our alleys, we should
clean up before the mandate comes,
or ivitation to appear before yer
honor" and tell why we are careless.
r The City Beautiful would look
much better if all the unsightly
things were removed from our
streets and alleys. Even the old
fences and implements should be
hauled to the junk heap. The
time for picturesque" fences is
past, and they should be removed.
Turn the old implements over to
Junk dealer. Have some pride
about you, if thfs advice touches
the spot, act.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-03-28
CITIZENS.
ATTEND DINNER GIVEN

A number Of our Citizens attended
the dinner in Andnhon last Saturday
which was given to assist the fonrth
ambulance fund. Among those going
were', Mesdames pimick, Gauit, Chris
tensen' the Misses umbemhauer and
\ Minerman al and the Edwin Delahoyde
family.
Mrs. Glen Neal and son, who are
here from Plainview, Nebraska, Wis
lung her motner, MRS. w. II. VIII
hams ana slsters, MIS-. Cnas. Nom