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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28

Brewer lumber company organized
Feb. Il 1T Bangor. Capital stock.
10000; all common. nothing paid in;
par value, 800; shares subscribed, A..
President, Henry Patton Rensselaer,,
\. ". treasurer. Arthur b. haskell.
Bangor; clerk, n. Eugene Collett,
Brewer; directors. Henry Patton.
Rensselaer,, n. Y, Arthur b. Haskell.
Bangor: II. Eugene Collett Brewer,
and James Q. Gulnac Bangor. Irlr-
poses. a general lumber business. Ap-
proved Feb. %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28
COUNTY CHAIRMEN
FOOD PRODUCTION COM.

Various matters were considered AT
n meeting Of the subcommittee Of the
Maine Committee on Public Safety on
Food Production and Conservation
which was held Wednesday at the
State House and over which Donald f.
Snow of Bangor, the chairman. pre-
SIDED. II was voted to hold a meeting
OF the committee and the various coun-
~ chairmen at Waterville. Wednesday,
March 13. The following county chair
men were appointed to serve for this
leak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28
Justice William Penn Whitehouse Of
Augusta; and Governor Bert NJ. Fer
maid
Guests of the Governor

Governor and Mrs. Milliken Wednes-
day evening had as dinner guests the
members OF the Executive Council and
their ladies, as follows:
Chairman and Mrs. Fred w. Bunker
of North Arson: Councillor and Mrs.
Frank B. Nichols of Bath; Councillor
and Mrs Norman II. Fay of Dexter;
Councillor and Mrs. Ashley st. Clair
of Calais; Councillor 6. W. Norton;
and Forest Commissioner and Mrs.
Forrest II. Colby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28
Child Welfare Plans

reports received at the State De-
partment OF Health indicate a general
interest in the plans for the Children,s
| Year which will begin April 9Th II is
eNiueht that many communities in the
STATE VIII take an active part in the
'hlid welfare campaign. Names eff
Tort 70 save more than SIS babies. the
quota assigned by the Federal Chill
drens Bureau, will be q war move as
wen as move TO make society more
en1clent for the years following the
war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28
New Corporations

The following new corporations,
organized under the laws of Maine,
have had their articles of incorpora-
ton approved by the office of the at
tcney general:
Shand Safety Window Hardware
Company. organized Feb. 26, at Au
gusta. Capital stock. 100000: all
common; nothing paid in; par value.
sio' shares subscribed. 10. President
ana treasurer. f. NJ. Leavitt, Augusta;
clerk. Ernest L. Mclean. Augusta;
directors, Ernest l.. Mclean. s. L..
oas. clyde r. Chapman. f. NJ. Leav-
~ OF Augusta and Pauline Lowell OF
fiaioweil. Purposes. the manufa ctur-
ing dealing in and installing building
materials OF al kinds. Approved Feb.
y:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28
Railroad Hearing POSTPONED.

The hearing TO determine the pro-
portionate cost Of maintaining the
Portland Terminal 60 that should he
borne by the Boston & Maine, was held
Monday at Portland before the Public
Utilities Commission. the hearing re-
Ia ting TO the procedure TO he followed
in determining this, whether the hooks
should be gone over for the whole
period Of history Of the Terminal Co.
or some other method followed. This
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28

Institutions, 36.sl3.6'
Re avenues, 80 .,
State Contingent fund and l3l.
balances, Is, 3oi @
Other Pardon Cases.
Four other pardon cases were SEIZED
uled to be heard at this session, but nc
other appearances were made. Gov
crnor Milliken announced that ar
rangements had been made with him
to continue the cases OF Peter Wallis
and Louis Pullos to the latter part OF
March. Both are serving life SEN
fences for murder. Councillor GoWel
also announced that the Sadie NeWbert
. case had also been continued, by
agreement with counsel
The Alden +. Boulier petition was
tabled for executive session action.
The Council then went into executive
session
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28
The FernaId Portrait

Artist Joseph 3. kahill of Portland
was at the State House Wednesday
with his recently completed portrait
of United States Senator Bert NJ
Fernald, a former Governor of Maine
Superintendent of Public Buildings
Charles S. Brown had the portrait
hung in the wall panel on the south
east corner Of the third floor lobby, in
"a fine light and the portrait was much
admired by friends of the former Gov
ernor and recent senator
Mr.. kahill now has six portraits by
his brush i'll the State House, as fol-
lows, in the order of their being hung
Governor John Fairfield of Saco:
Governor Henry B. Cleaves of Port
land; Governor Joshua J.. Chamber
lain of Brunswick General Charles
w. Tilden of Hallowell; Former Chief
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28
The Relief Of Halifax

Adjutant General George Mel. Pres
son briefly spoke of the renet work
done by Maine at Halifax after the OK
ploSion disaster of December last and
introduced Major Gilbert NJ. Elliot
commanding the Maine Medical Unit
who went into detail on the splendid
Goodwin of the quartcrmastcr'S de-
pertinent stated how ana where tho
Maine supplies were distributed.
Mrs Frederick T. Abbott of Saco
State chairman for Maine of the Ma
tlonal Council of Defence, told tho
Council of her work in Maine anC
asked for an apportionncnt of $500 t
continue il.
Prof. Paul Nixon of the Public Safe.
~ committee told of the work of tht
Commercial Economy Board. Nationa
Council of Defence, and asked an aliot
nent from the War fund of s. 0o0 fol
the next wear for a Commercial Econ
omy director and secretary for Maine
The resignation Of Mrs. Laura NJ
Trafton of Biddeford as agent for tn,
protection of children and John i
Madore as recorder of the Augusta
Municipal court were accepted,
Lieut.. col. Frank Cummings of The
l0%d Infantry, the old I'd Maine. was a
the state House during the day anc
gave the Governor and Council in exc
Cutive session an interesting talk abou
the situation in France, from which ht
recently returned.
The next Council meeting will he or
Wednesday, March g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28
WIN. H. NEWELL FOR
ANDRO. JUDGE OF PROBATE

Governor Carl f. Milliken on
Wednesday, Feb. 27, nominated Will
liam II. Newell of Lewiston as judge
Of probate for Androscoggin county.
vice John a. Morrill,, nominated as as
sociate justice Of the supreme court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28

10 work at a certain age has been
taken away. and all proof of citizen
snip has often been lost because the
Simple act of recording birth was neg
lected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28

Loss Of Appetite is also loss o. =.
ity. vigor. tone To recover appen|
the rest take Hoods Sarsaparnla ID
strengthens the stomach. periecu !,
tion. makes eating a pleasure.
makes the blood rich and pu'"
steadieS the nerves. ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28

February Council Meeng-One Pardon Hearing Numerous
Orders and Several Interesting Verbal Reports
Chairman Production and Conservation Committee
william Newell of Lewiston Named Judge of Probate for
Androscoggn Couniy-Foresry Services New Signs-Fur
Their Railroad Embargoes Lifted-Heah lie n State
House Chat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28

The best Of things must end
some time. Only a short time
left Of our Great Fire, Smoke
and Water Sale. The response
IS as enthusiastic as over. The
crowds are as big as over. So
for the time still open to you, we
will give you the most wonder
full. the most extraordinary, the
most tempting values that you
have ever enjoyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28

ne r tDl tIdl phhtii '''N~N'''S
opened with the introduction by Coun-
cillor Norton of Clcnton J.. Baxter Of
Portland, who on being invited to ad-
dress the meeting, spoke as follows;
Fernald Portrait Presentation
His ExceIlcncy. Governor Milliken and
Council of the state of Maine:
take pleasure in presenting to the
state Of Maine in the name or ms
friends. a portrait Of Hon. Bert NJ
Fernald former Governor OF Maine ana
presen, United States senator.
II Il not necessary for me to refer to
the services Mr.. ternald has rendered
the state and nation. they are all 100
,vell known to YOU. but as the years
roll hv. the present generation Will nave
passed on ana portraits of our Cover
nors nill always hc pleasant reminders
10 future generations of some of the
nromincnt men who so freely gave
their time and ability to the affairs OF
Inc state. and il is in recognition or
Mis- faithful services that this portrait
~ presented 10y me to the State today.
f. was Immediately voted on motion
81 Councillor Norton that the portrait
lie accented by the state and that the
thanks Of the Governor and Councll Tor
me state he presented Mr.. Baxter ana
uth.r donors of the portrait \ for
NAL order to that effect vas later
passed by the Council.
Confirmation was given the. list of
nominations awaiting action, including
that Of Robert \. Cony of Augusta as
recorder o. tho Augusta municipal
court. 10 succeed John =. Madore. re
.Igncd. and ! +. Hutchinson of East
mort. as mcmhrr Of state Board Of Hos
pltal Trustees.
Dukct Pardon Hearing.
Attorney Herh"rt J. Wclch of Port
land appeared for Harold II. Duhett of
Portland, who is serving sentence for
Violation Of the prohihitory law and
who asks a pardon Mr.. WEIGH stated
that Dukett was a carpenter and while
out Of work hogan dabhlnC in IN"
li1lIor business for livelihood. He
was caught and given q sx-months in
iai. which he served and when liber-
ated the York county officials took
him on an illegal possession case and
ho has served about five or six weeks
~ four months sentence.
I'lkCI' mas II VIE anu tHIP t tHlidi tIl
and Mr. WEIGH said they had for the
lpst Is or 1f months subsiSted through
the kindness of the sheriff of Cumber
land county, who had furnished them
With the necessities Of life. He said
that tho family needed the aid Of the
husband and father; that the latter had
received a solemn lesson and promised
never to again break the law and
thought that a pardon would be justi-
fed.
Mrs. Dukett substantiatcd the state
mcnts OF counsel She said her hus-
hand was not a drinking man: had
never TO again break the law and
u"so: and would not return TO it,
She also said that he went into the
business for certain Portland men, who
promised to step forward and pay his
nnc If he was caught, but who failed
70 d" so. when he was caught
She was closely questioned bv the
Governor and councillors but stuck to
her story about her husbands connec-
'lon with the liquor business.
The Warrants.
Tho following warrants were an
proved by the Council:
Weekly salaries. s1oo.1 IS
General expenses - 81. g.
Highway salaries - -os no
Monthly salaries % s.4 A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28
Mems Oxfords

Buy now for future needs and
save half or more. Regular Sc, 81
and So values, Tan. Patent and
Gun Metal, Goodyear Welts.
S2.45. S2.95 & S3.45
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28

Shoes for little boys and big boys. too,
solid as . rock. 81. $3.50 and 50 values,
S1.45-S1.75
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28

Confirmation was given the. list of
nominations awaiting action. including
that Of Robert \. tony of Augusta as
recorder o. the Augusta municipal
court. 10 succeed John =. Madore. re
.Igncd. and ! T. Hutchinson Of East
mort as ncmhcr Of state Board Of Hos
~ 81 Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28
Council Proceedings

The February Council meeting
opened with the introduction by Coun-
cillor Norton of Clcnton L. Baxter Of
Portland. who on being invited to ad
dress the meeting. spoke as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-28
w. S. Quinby Company
Boston - CHICAGO

The dealer in Qainby product, is qvsrthy If ysur
confidence. Proud Of hi5 reputation for qualify
zsd fair dealing he reesnmsnd, goods that ere
depesdabH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09

MIA cierta indiferencia o ella, Y Sc
sublev6. e. monte en- colera, y Ia Sc
nora monte sobre 81, y lie apale6 de %
Undo. ;Por cue?
-Porque, siendo mi marido. no me
ha besado todavia.-dijo la senora,-f
clio es que va var dos horas de vivir
como esposo Y mujer.
Esto de los besos atrasados no era
causa de divorcio ciertamente; pero
10 de Ia tranquiza 81. Y el divorciado
no fue ella, sino sl,-que para el ca
so viene 2 ser 10 mismo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09
En- M a dyid van a ser
csrradas todas las
panaderias
Del servic:o Especial de LA PRENsA,"

Del s.rvicio Especial de LA PRENsA,"
MADRID, agosto e.-Los panadc-
ros De esta capital han notificsdo al
gobiarno que ccrraran sus establect-
mientos. debido a que el precio de IA
hsriua ha subido excesivsmente, 10
mismo que 81 de "a lena cue usan CO.
NO combust;ble.
Los ~panaderos alegan cue el gobier-
no los obliga q vender Ell pan a pre-
clos fijos, mientras que permite n los
molineros aumentar ell precio de Ia
harina sin una limitaci6H moderada'
Fl gobierno por 81 parte, inform6
q los panaderos cue &c estaoan ha-
ciendc grandes esfuerzos para en-
contrar ma soluci6n 6 este prohlema
Y exprea6 cue eu unas cuantas sem2-
mas mas ell precio &c Ia harina vo!ve-
ria q ser e. normal, pses estaba para
Ilcgar III gran cargamento do trlgo
&c e Argentina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09
SERIos MOTIVES EN- GUADALA-
JARA, ESPANA
Del servtoio EspDcict de III PRENsA"

Del Servtoio Espucict dc "a PRENSA"
MADRID, asosto S.-relegramas
Drocedentas de Gu~adalajara dicen que
muy srrios motines han estallado en-
esa ciudad con motive del alto costo
de la vida Y de Ia mala calidad del
pan. Los mauifestanteS que organl-
moderada &c los precios, asumicron
aaron una protesta contra el ALA in
una actitud hostil contra los GOMEZ
ciantes. por 10 que Ia policia tuvo que
~intervenir. habiendose cambiado al
gunos tiros. La multitud entonces
asumi6 una actitud amenazadora con
ira los guardianes de los almacanes y
las autoridades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09

CINCINNATI, Ohio, agosto f.
Isl listed t:eae TN puesto que desem-
2enar, donde CANA q~uinientos duros
americanos al mes, Sc hallaria listed
en- disposition &c abandonarlo asi CO.
mo ash.
William Q'Br:en sc halla, nj mas nj
menos, en- "a predicameato. O'Brien
es IN corredor de caballos, dc aHeja
reputation. y tiene fiZmado TN contra
to con el Millionaire E. B. Mclean, pa-
"a correr sus caballos en- el pr6ximo
derby" con IN sueldo de quinieatos
pesos mensuales.
Pero hay n circumstances de que
O'Brien esta e~ngordando que es una
barbaridad. y La condicion es que el
jockey no pese mas de ciento diez il
bras.
-:Y que hago?,-se dice, muy
afigido, el senior O'Briea. o renun-
clio, 0 ne muero.
Por de pronto. O'Brien ha comenza-
do a usar corset, para evitar Ell ere
cimiento de Ia ba-riga, y Sc ha suje-
tado a racion de garbanzos, a efecto
de no saeordar mucho.
Eace berrinches diaries, bills, Y "a
bietas. TODD 10 cual esta probable que
es magnifico remedio para adelgazar,
y toma mucho cafe para no dormir,
y mata a los gatos Y a los perros y
a las gallinas, para sentir despues,
hondanente, 81 nal comportamiento,
y afligirse, y ~llorar, y darse a Ia
Irampa, Y enflaquecer.
Todo por los quinientos pesos men,
sualeS.....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09
CAMBIARAN Los
RESTOS DE- I'm
POETA
0uieren Ievar a Merida
los de Moreno Canton
Tambien hacen gestiones
para trasladar los
del vice-presidente
Pine Suarez
Por Correo, para LA PRENSA."

III OAatS PaAo Nah
MEXICO. 3 de ag0sto.-Se halla en- esta
capital Ia conisi6n de ciudadanos yucatecos
que vinieron con cI exclusive objeto de ira
mitar 10 necesario para que los restos del poe
Ia peuinsulsr don Delio Moreno Canton. que
Sc ercuentra scpultadoS en- uno de los pan,-~-
mes de ests capital. sean exhuma6os = lie.
yados a Ia ciudad de Merida. en- donde sc
~inhumar&n en- cl p~ante6n llamado de los
Hombres ~Ilustres.
La referida comision Ia forman los Sc
flores Antonio Mediz Bolio. Rafael Duartc y
Z. Marin. los dos ultimos pertenecientes 4
acaudaladas familias dc Il sociedad meridana
Y ell primero conociGo poeta que ma presta-
do muy buenos servicios como cscritor de
! fuste a todos los gobiernos de Mexico. des-
de el porfirisno hasta nuestros dias.
A los dos seRores ultinamente menciona-
dos los acompana Ia scnorita Soledad Do
minguez, honorable danita de Merida, quiea.
en- companta dc clos. ira 81 lado de los res
tos del poeta Moreno Canton cuando esto3
sean :ransladaGos a Tucatan. pues el senior
Mediz Bolio parcce que Sc ~Guednra en- r7v
| capital. en- donde ya tiene IN alto eInpleo
en- las esferas oficiales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09
FerrocarriIeros
MexiCgn0s.

va Is tempo &c 7oner e1 pric-
tica las mobiles espiraciOneS que to-
do busn mexicauo Ia tenido STEM
pre, de instrufrse sa5iameute en- 10
conceruiente I sus diferentes labo-
res.
Los ibros que forman IA BIZ
BLIOTECA DEL FERR0CARRI-
LERO MExTCANO" le ~facil!5ar&a
toda iaformaci6n6 que Sc reiacione
cor 81 trabajo.
Ahora Sc ofrecen a. Gremlo Ne
eanico los primeros libros, La Lo-
comotora Mailet Compound Artcu>
lada". "El Compressor de Are
Compond." Gstos Sc mandarin a
cualouier pazte de Mexico 0 &c los
Estados Unidos, a. recibo de giro
postal de SIPS, pOr caGa uno, mo
media americana, hbre de porte.
Recorte este aauncio ahora MS
NO, pongalo an sobre cor su nom
bre V direction ' mIn6elo = CAR
LOS u. ACEVEDO, p. Q. Box =.
Indio. California, U. S. A., Y g
vuelta de correo recioira tollsto y
2otografias interesa2teS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09
Ell KAISER QUIERE QUE LOS
AUSTRIACOS INICIEN OTRA
OFENSITA EN- ITALIA.

Del Ssrvic;o Especial de ia PRENSi."
BERNA. SUIZA, Agosto SCI
Kaiser Guillermo ha apelado al En-
perador Carlos de Austria-Hungria,
para conseguir que Ell ~ejercito aus
triaco emprenda una nueva ofensi-
IA en- e. frente italiano, con Ell fin de
r~elevar Ia preston que los aliados cS-
tan ejerciendo en- e. frente occidental,
segdn dice IN despacho que p%roceden-
te de Viena Sc ha recibido en- esta
capital.
FL citado mensaie agrega que Aus
tria no esa muy dispuesta a iniclar
tai movimiento; pero Sc cree que ell
Emperador Carlos accedera sin EN-
barge. a clio y ~emprendera la nueva
ofensiva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09

UNIONTOWN, Pa, Agosto A.
"Yo no quiero un policia, 20 quiero
IN Doctor" dijo aver. ante Ia Inspec-
ci6n ~respectiva, IA senorita Mary Wi
Hams, diciendo que lie habian robaao
un a%nillo, que costaba ciento cincuen-
Il pesos.
-Pero ser& IN detective 10 que US
ted necesite!, exclam6 el Comisario.
o dos gendarmes,-agrego I'm
Official.
% la inspection eatera,-dijo un
sargento.
-No,-repiti6 Ia quejosa,-lo que
busco es un doctor, para que le de
IN purgante a nj perro, que Sc ha
tragado ell anillo MIC.
La senorita explic0 entonces que,
iugando con su perro. este lie trio una
tarascada dc ordago, y que ella, en-
su afan &c ~protegerse, lie largo el ami
10, Y este Sc 10 paso, sano y salvo,
y cue ella tenia Ia s~eguridad de que,
Dor 10 menos a esas horas, el anlllo
podia estar sin digerir, y admirable
| mente colocado en- una arruga del
est6mago canine.
Sc le aplic6 el aceite de ricino al
perro; pero, como no le hizo efecto,
SC le hizo la ~autopsia. Y ell anillo
no pudo encontrarse.
La Williams, entonces, sacramento
eXclam6:
-Bien. Sc perdio mi anillo; pero
ustedes NE reponen mi perro.
Y entabl0 demanda de inderlniZa-
ci6n por Ia muerte del can.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09

LOS ANGELES, Cal, agosto A.
Marjorie Clare Oregon, Sc case q las
nueve de L. maGana de aver; a as
diez, tuvo IN ligero disgusto con 81
marido, Y a las doce sc diyorci6, por
causas fortuitas y de fuerza mayor.
e. hecho, segGn el senior Juez de Ia
localidad, bate el record de Ia prom
titud ea TODD ell Estad0, y Sc estima
como una cosa yerdaderameHte extra
ordinaria, { cuando no sensac1o-
nal.
La senora not6 que su marido te-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09
LA SITUACION EN- ESPANA.

Del Se-v;cio Especial dc LA PRENSA."
MADRID. Agosto 8-En el Conse-
10 &c Ministries que Sc ce!ebra hoy sc
espera que Sc discurir5n las cuestio-
mes relativas a los hundimientos de
barcos espanoles por los submarines
alemaneS.
En- los c~irculcs politiccS Sc dice que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09
S(ERVICIO DE ESPANA EXCLUSIVE
PARA LA PRENlSSA'
FL Rey Don Alfonso regreso
de auevo a San
Sebastian

Del Serricio Especial dc Id PRENSA."
MADRID, agosto 6.-El rey Alton
go regres5 a San Sebastian despues
de haber visitadc los establecimien-
tos industriaIes en- esa region. habien,
do mostrado gran inrer6s el Monarch
Dor es:udiar las condolences que pre-
valecen ali.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09
Las p&rdiaas nGuaIes de
los iRgEeses en- Julio

Del 5e-7ici9 EsRegia. Dc LA FREESA."
LONDRES, Agosto S,--Sir Leo ura=
ga Moacg, eapnci6 ancshe en- ia Ca
mara de los Cofaunes, CUE las perdi-
das sufridas poc ia marina mercante
ingissa dcregts g; mes de jalio pr6xi-
no gasacs, fussoa' memories gus las de
juaio, qae "a de per 81 hsbiaa side
asa@-es Que las de los messs ante
rores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09
Dsembnrcdron tr0pas
inglesqs en- VEadiDostok

De. Srryir;o Eavse.ai de LA PRNNSa-"
SEANGAI, CHINA, Agosto D.
Hoy al dssembarcaron tro-
pas ingiesas en- V~ladlvostok, segtn d.
CO IN despacho recibido aQuf, proce-
deate de csc puerto.
Las tropas britanicas fueron muy
bleu reci5idas por el pueblo ' las au-
~toridades del gobierno provisional es-
tablecido en- csc puerto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09
VARIAS 7 CURIOSAS

Para ganar Ell prernio de una carrera, no ha comido por una
semana entera.-A las nueve case, y a las dos horas
p;dio eI diyOrcio, diablos de senoras!-Demanda al
can. porque nnomenEos antes lie devoro I'm anIlo &c
briisantes. - - -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-09
Pcdirdn los restos dc PRO SuGre=.

Sc:7in han maniicstado loscabal!eros vae
torsnan Ia comisian de meridenses. tienen
j,s.ruccioaes dc sus paisanos para s~olicitar
del sobierno car-ancista 81 pe-nliso necesa-
rio para que los restos del senior Jose Ma
ria Pine Sua-ez. que Sc ha!lan en- uno de los
panteone= de csta ciudad. scan llevacss gam
ben Z Merida. de donte era oriundo {. 81
cc-prcsidcntc sacriiicado.
No Sc sabe que resolvcra sobre este pa
,icular cl jcfe del Executive carrancista. pc
70 Sc cree que conccderG e. permiso.
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ID. GANARSE SSSssS7,

= E. arte de platear espej0s es uno .
*de los mas f&cileS : meJ0r paga-T
zdos. Con Ia tiata iuminosa puedes
..hacer maravillas. Con e. llquldo-
."Rapido" puede pasar IN grabado, !.
fotografia 0 estampa del Original :
"a cuslquier papel. genera 0 CRYSTAL. :
sRenita % vce2tavos : le malda-+
a-eros instructiones completes de's
-~.c1alouiara de los a~nteriores med!os J
de hacer diae-o. Cia. Mexicana-.,
p. o. Box IO1, San Antonio, Tex. =.
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a pesar de las repetidas negatives del
gobierno, Sc s=be que es I'm hecho que
ell gabinete Sc halIa dividido y que una
crisis ministerial es inminente.