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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
Ell AUMENTO DE SUELDO A LOS
GENDARMES DE CABALLER1A

Hasta anoche a las m no Sc les
habia communicate a EOS gendames
de caballeria 81 por fin el Mayor
Bell V los Comisionados de Ia Cludad
harlan resuelto aumentarles ell sue;
do como los solicitaron recientemente
esos policias, aduciendo como razo-
mes que los $3.50 cue Ghora Sc les
pagan son insuficienteS para aten-
der a sus necesidades Y mantener a
81 caballo. Algunos gendarmes que Sc
decian bien informados aseguraban
que Sc habia acordado pagarles Sll0.
en- atenci6n a que ell Comisionado de
Policia e ~Incendios Mr.. Phil Wright
Sc puso de parte de los pe%ticionarios
err la Ultima session de los Comlsio-
nados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
DOS INCEND1OS

A las 2.4O de Ia tarde de aver Sc
declare IN incendio en- Ia casa nu-
nero 211 de Ia Gale Sur Colorado.
Las maquinas extingUidoras llegaron
pocos momentos despues Y en- breves
INSTANCES sofocsron ell fuego que a
penas origino pGrdidas por valor dc
$4,000.
Una bora mas tarde, a las 1856,
volvieron q funcionar los aparatos de
alarma para lamar a los bomberos a
sofoca- otro incendio que Sc declare
en- Ia casa numero 402 de "a Gale
Universidad. En- este incendio las pr
didas montaron q $4,000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
FESTEJARAN LA 1NDEPENDEN
CIA DE MEXICO

Los miembros de la Sociedad Union
que desde hace muchos amos esta or
ganizada en- esta ciudad y esta III
tegrada por mexicanos, a%cordaron &C.
lebrar este ano. como 10 han hecho
los anteriores, ell ~aniversario de Ia
independence de Mexico, para 10 Qua
han conseguido que Sc les pernlta ha-
e uso del Parque San Pedro du-
rante los dias ounce, dieciseis, dieci,
siete Y dieciocho del proximo sep
tiembre-
La Comision de festejos quedo in
tsgrada por los senores Guadalupe
Baez, F'eliciano Acosta, Tomas Romo'
Feliciano Rendon, n. Cortinas y Jose
C. ShoGtz.
Ademas de algunas veladas y bal
les. Sc estableceran puestos de &C.
nadurias y refrescos, TODD al estIo
meSicano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
MATEIMONIO DEL BARITONE
GALIAN

Ell baritone Geronimo Galian, que
tantas simpatias Sc ha conquistado
durante la temporada que Ia Compa-
MIA Ricardo de la Vega ha venido
hacienda en- ell Teatro Nacional de
esta ciudad, Sc presento aver por la
manana, en- las oficinas del Juez Da-
Wis para contraer m~atrimonio con Ia
graciosa senorita Carolina Padilla, de
Is amos de edad, cuya familia pro-
cede de Ia ciudad de Mexico, estando
radicada en- San Antonio desde hace
I'm ano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20

Unidos no obstante su participation
en- los lltimos movimientos revolucio-
narios. Ell Dictamen" Sc edita en-
la ciudad de Eagle Pass. Texas
La otra publication titilase "Mc-
xico Libre' y C un bisemanario de
caracter politico, nacido para apo
var ell movimicnto politico anticarran
cista en- Sonora. Lo edita en- Nogales
Arizona, ell senior Alberto Pima. quien
segin sabemos, tom5 tambien parte
en- la revoluci6n habiendoSe puesto
de! lado de los convencionales.
Correspondence COZ gustJ a la Vi
sta de los nIevos p~eri6dicoS mexi'
caToS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
LOS ARRESTARON COMO ESPIAS
ALEMANES

FL captain Van Ripper practice ano-
che entire nueve y diez ell arresto de
unos irdividuos sobre q~uienes recaen
vehementes sospechas de que sean
espias alemanes. Los ind;vlduos
detenidos portaban uniformes del E.
jercito americana.
Las diligencias que anoche mismo
Sc practicaron, quedaron en- Ia mayor
reserva, pues no Sc quiere que lie
guen a conocimiento del publico los
trabajos que en- tai sentido haga Ia
policia. Hoy seran consignados los
presses al Departments de Justicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
y CASA ROBADA

Aver a Ia Las de Ia ~madrugada
penetraron unos ladrones a IA casa
numero S02 de Ia Gale W. Huizache
Y extrajeron de ella algunas cosas
de valor y media docena de gallinas
finas. Los duenos de la cas robada
dieron parte u Ia policia; pero q una
bora en- que va no fue possible nj
siouiera averiguar e. rumbo por dom
de escaparon los m~alhechores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
OUNCE MEXICANOS ARRESTA
DOS POR NO REGISTRARSE

FL domingo ultimo, en- el tren der
Norte llegaron = esta cludad IN buen
numero de meXicanoS Procedentes
de IN pueblo de Caklahoma donde es-
tahan trabajando. Entire dichos obre-
ros Sc encontraoa uno nacido en- Me-
yico V criado en- ell EStado de Texas.
que empez6 a hacer alarde en- voz
alta de que el no Sc habia registra-
do nj pensaba hacerlo porque nadle
10 obligaria a clio. Por d~esgracia pa
"a dicho individuo, en- ell mismo tren
caminaba ell agente de Ia federation
Feliciano G.. Flores. quien al escu-
char esa conversation procedio a de-
tener 2 todos los viajeros que resIl-
taron ser ounce meXicanos a mas
del individuo que Sc ufanaba de no
haberse registrado y cuya Macdonald
dad estA siendo aclarada Dor las au-
toridades federales. Los mexicanos
fueron citados para que Sc presenta-
ran aver por la manana en- las OIL
cinas del Local Board en- ell City Hall,
10 cue hicieron, habiendose registra-
do todos ellos. por 10 cue Sc les dlo
absolute libertad; en- cuanto al m
dividuo que motive el arresto, quedo
en- la carcel del Condado a DISPOSE
cion de las autoridades ~federales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
LA CAMPANA CONTRA LOS
VAGOS

Aver sc les recordo a los gendar-
mes de servicio, la obligation que
tienen dc aprehender q todos aque-
los individnos que no tienen ocupa-
cion conoc:da y que Sc dediQuen a
la vagancia. En- virtud de tai recor-
datoria fueron a~rrestados ocho vagos
que hoy seran conducidos a TRAFALGAR
en- Ia estacion experimental.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
UNA RINA ESCANDALOSA

Anoche a las nueve. en- casa
Immediate a la esquina de las GALES
Tanplay Y Roosevelt, tuvieron un al
tercado dos individuos cue de las pa
!abras pasaron q los hechos, habien-
dose propinado algunos golpes. Este
produjo el natural escandalo Y sc a
traio la atenci6n del gendarme del
punto Que arest6 a uno de los escan-
dalosos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
NUEVAS ~PUBLICACIONES

Hemos recibido Ia vista de dos
.nuevas publicaciones mexicanas cdi-
tadas en- territorio americana. It'll
lase una. "El Dictamen', Y es un Sc
manario de information m~exicana,
dirigido por e. senior E. BordeS Man
gel, refugiado hoy Ell los Estados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
Permisos para Fincar

Theo Haye. dos casas de MADEIRA con .sp-
de $4,000 caGa una. en- ell nI.nero 1918 de Ia
Gale San Francisco.
W. l. Strange, Preparedness por vaor de
| $4,000 en- Ia casa rimero 2o1i de la calle
Cincinnati.
Gus C.. Macller, reparaciones por vaor lie
| $50 90 en- In casa numero 6232 de Ia cal:
Ccrralvo.
W. Mcmahon. reparaciones po- valor de
! $4,000 en- ia casa numero 2409 de Ia Gale
Speed.
Sam Jackson. 5000. co en- Ia construction dc
una casa de cuatro cuarto; en- Ell numero
647 de la Gale Spencer.
l.. Haas, Preparedness por valor de $4,000
en- Ia casa numero 500 de la Gale z. Co.
mercio.
Ed. Patterson. $4,000 en- Ia construction
dc una casa con dos cuartos en- el numero
1865 de ia Gale ". Houston.
Bedell Moore. rcparaciones por valor de
500. 90 en- la casa nimero 422 de la Gale o.
Houston
Antonio Gil. reparacioncs por valor de
500. 90 en- In casa n1mero 262o de la Gale
De Witt.
Mrs. J. NJ. Crittcher. reraracioncs por Va
lor dc SIS. 90 en- Ia casa numero 402 de la
Gale Saint Mary.
Antonio Paz. reparaciones por valor de
| $4,000 en- Ia casa numero 354s de Ia Gale
Wall.
Magnolia Oil Co.. s3.5oo.oo en- Ia cons
trucci6n de unos d~cpositos en- el nimero 9S9
! de Ia Gale Sur Flores.
Ino. Wesluhoff. s3.50o.Oo en- Ia c~onstruc.
ci6n de una casa con cinco cuartos en- c
ndmero $685. dc Goorclan Place.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
MOTOC1CLETA ABANDONADA

Tn agente de la policia recogio
V condujo al garage de la ~estaclon
central. una motocicleta que por es-
pacio de algunas horas estuvo ahan-
donada frente a Ia casa numero S25
de Ia ayenida B. La motocicieta no
tiene numero de reg;stro, por 10 cual
no ha sido possible localizar al dueno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

En- San Antonio y sus alredcdores Sc cs-
pera du-antc 81 dia de hoy una temperatu-
"a maxina comprendida entire 9s y 100 sra-
dos.
Durante 81 dfa de hoy habrd nublados ,
probabicmrn-e caeran algunas lluvias.
Aver marc6 ell termonetro. a ie sc1,Urn
Las siGuientes tcmperatula
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
DEFUNCIONES

Felicitas Lopez HERNANDEZ. dc rs amos.
9lS Gale Sur LAREDO, adentco "a
Joaquin Flores de un dia dc nacido, l24
calic Speed.
Nicolasa r. Cdzarcs. 65 amos. 1905 calic
Sur Medina.
Fclici;as dc Leon, cinco mescs. csquina
dc las GALES San Luis y San Marcos.
Alberto Lopez. a amos, hospital de la ciu-
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
ESpiRTTISNO
CrENCIAS oCuLThS

CIavicula del Rey Solomon .-.-..... 5 e3S
D:ccioaario Inierns-- Conuene rsaSIa
Blanca, roja Y reS-a, aparlciones.
etc. --o
peSra ) Ritual Dc "a AIts Nag;a. Con-
:iene 81 triarguo &c Solomon. "A Ca
bala. 81 Tarot, Sec-etoS Gel eSlto, nj
EoraHcia. etc. o-oo
Enchi-idiores. C-ir:o-ics y Pentacuios ) 90
q da n:1 a los NS espiEi,Gs ....I...s..-. 5 o.as
e. Pcder del PenSarniento. Su DON'T
Mo y e2ltu-a. Como estudiar sc
iue-Ja ) l-"'
Fl Lih-o Internal. Trata6o de .as cien-
c!as ocultas. Contiene 81 libro de San
Cip-iano. Clavicuia de Solomon. ei
Dragon Gojo = l. Caora Internal
E; Verdadero Dragon Roio. Enesn-
tanientoS. modo DC hacerse Invisible.
etc. ; 80
IA Gran Yarita Adivinado-a ........ 5 o.e5
Libro Masno lie San Cip-iano. Edicion
inica y complete del fsmcso Grino-
L. C~iavfcula dal Echice-o. o Lib-o
de San Cip-iaao. con int'nicaG de- n,
60 Ns-;a Sno-er,a .... 5 100
49,; 10 .ayis RInnca S 90
Ta,Tsi Re Nngia Mega ........... 5 0.4o
Scc-eoos IL los Ga-atos. Arte de ga
Sccretos de Alberto 81 GrsrCe ...... ) o'8o
Secretos &c Il PrestidiEitacicn ) n
masia. Lecciones p~rscticas de esca-
moteo ) p1eStidisitacion ....-..... !Vo
Sec-etos del Inferno ...--..----. , Woo
Tsso7o De .siilagros de "a Cruz dc Ca
ravaea. Yerdadera ioya del ocuttiS-
40
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20

deben hacer que su saEgre sea anali-
zada por falta de hero. Ell Hero
Nuxado, tornado tres veces al dia,
despues de las comidas, durante un
periodo de dos semanas, en- muchas
ocasiones, aumentara su energia Y vi
talidad." Ha dicho ell DR.. Ferdinand
King, Nj. D.
Nota de los Fa6yicantes:-Ei HE
RIO Nuxado, que recomienda arribs
ell DR.. King, puede ser obtenido en-
todas las buenas droguerias, con alb
soluta garantia, de 10 contrario Sc de-
volvera ell importe. Los medicos por
10 regular recetan dos pastillas de
cinco granos tres veces al dia, des-
pues de las comidas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
AvENTURAs DE JOIN c. EA-
EfES

4 so CENTAToS CADA TONIC
e Incogaico NsysTioso
Tn Robo en- el Palacio Real
e. Principe JuEador
FL Asalto en- el Sleeping
e Amo Rojc
Ell ueredero de Blackstone
Fl Sccreto del Anillo
e Presidcn:e de las Coionlas
Fl False Sal5eador
la Doncclla Raptads
Ei Fusil del Negro
FL Tesoro del Rcghi
I'm viaic DC Bodas
e SGcerdote del Sci
FL Teso-o del Esoado
En- "a Ratcacra
Il Secreto del tesoso
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so CENTATOS CADA UNA
AZucena
Amores Subines
Cora=6n de Orc
Dora
FL Sec-cto &c Lady Nu-iel
I'm el crisol de! amor
En So Maaana d.
Eat-e dos Pecados
~Iayencibie Amor
Ia Condesa de Cradoe
Ia Ten:aei5n de una 3IuSer
la Hode-aa Ccnicienta
Ia Estreln de Amor
Mas Dsbii que una Muisr
SuelIos del Co-az6n
Una lucha de Amor
Juc: y Psrte
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20

Registro Civil
LICENCIAS DE MATRIMoNlo.
David Perez y Angela Luera
Geronimo Galian y Carolina Padiila.
Juan +. Cuellar y Eulaiia Valdez
Ignacio Olivarcs y Celsa Olivares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
NovELAs HISToaICAS y PoPULARos
A so CENTAvoS CADA UNA

NoYELAS HISToaICAS y PoPULARoS
A so CENTAvoS CADA UNA
AlbeIsrGo y Eloisa 81.
Amer sc Msd-e as
DieSo Corriente,
Dcia Juani:a
Ia Husrfana Dc srrse!as
q HS-bc-o dc SeTlEn
Espirss de una flc-
F:o= &c IN 0!a
Genoyeva de B-avante
Herman CortGs = Marina
Ia ye-bera d. II Paicul2
Lucrecia Borsia
Los Amantes 5e Te-re!
Marxa-i:a de Borgona
Ote!o. e. moro de Feaccia
Pablo y EirSirIa
Roueo : JuGcta
Treinta amos o Ia vida de IN juSador
4 So CENTAvos CADA UNA
Be-.oldc. Pe-toldiuo y Cacascno
C,rIo7aSro o los - Pares dc FEancla
La Dana de las CameiiaS
Ma-on LescaGt
AvENTURAS DE SHERLOCK
HOLMES
81 cESTAvos CADA TONIC
e Ec7dedor de Csdaveres.
81 Robo del piamsnte A=r!
La Hiia del Usurero,
Blackwell 81 pirata del Tamesis
Jack 81 Destr:paGo-
Los Monede-os EaIsns de Lonores
Ia Maleta Sans-ients
I'm MEXICO Criminal
q Tescan1ea;o del Director
Sherlock Holmes y e. Cor:rabandista
De Opio
In Ia Esecuela dei C-imen dc Pitts
burg.
) las Puertss de Ia Mucrte
La Viuda Eoja de Paris
La Bes:ia Humane
Una Nochs Ge Terror
81 Robo del Collar de Perlas
La iafaue Fasada del Cairo
n NauE-a-io &c Corfu
e Rcy dc los BanGido1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
- !. PRENESAA

p D.E D A Y
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
United States, Canada. Mexico. Cuba. 2uer'
to Rice, Panama. and the Phihpins
Islands:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-20
iMUJERES!
iMADRES!
iHIjAS!,

"Uste d e s
las u Sc
cansan ia
cline n t e,
las que es-
tan palidas
Y decaidas
n~erviosas o
irritabl e S,
que e.
cuentemen-
te sufren
de
melancolia,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-03
No Confirmation
Yet of MWfde1' Of
The Former CSQr

London, July. S.--Rumors Of the
murder Of Nicholas Romanotf, Tor
mer Russian emperor, can be Meth
err confirmed nor disproved, says the
,Petrograd correspondent OF me
Times under date Of June %. He
saws the report of the escape OF
Michael Alexandrovitch, brother or
the former Emperor, seems to nave
better foundation. According TO one
version, Michael is at Kiev with
General Skoropadski Hetman, OF the
ukraine. Countess Brasova. Mich
aers wife, is under arrest in Petro- .
grad. The Archbishop Andronica OF
Perm has been arrested for compll-
citv in the escape OF Michael.
The correspondent says he Is I'M
able to throw any light on the re-
ported death OF Alexis, the former
heir apparent, and adds:
EVERY time this kind Of proml-
nence is given the Romanoff family
the people think something serious
Is afoot. The Bolsheviki are getting
inpatient at these frequent surmtses
about the deposed dynasty and the
question again is raised OF absolutely
settling the fate of the Romanoffs so
as to be- done with them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-03
SerUiCe Cross to
TaOemty-t90O Mem
(By Associated Press.)

With the American Army in
France, Tuesday, July 2.-The dis
tinguished service cross has been
awarded to % soldiers of the Amer
lean expeditIonary force by General
Pershing. The medals are given for
gaHantry in action at Cantigny
around Chateau Thierry, and in Lor-
raine. The recipients are seven off
GERS, two posthumous, nine non com
missioned officers, one posthumous
and six privates, three posthumous
Their names are:
Captain Dwight F. Smith, marines;
Lieut.. Alfred S. Noble, marines;
Second Lieut.. Lewis q. TANNER
mann, marines, and Second Lieut..
Ralph Marshall, marines; Corporal
Rexford Dettro, Field artillery; Cor
poral A. N. Quick, Field artillery
Corporal Louis Liberman, Field ar
tiIIery, Corporal Raymond Gibson,
marines, Corporal Chas. w. Brooks,
marines; Sergeant John Groof, ma
rines. Sergeant Dare1 Mckinney, ma
rines; Sergeant Geo. T. Frank, ma
rines. III
Privates: Hugh H. smitter, John
w. Worrell, and Leon D. Huffstater
all of the marines
Those decorated posthumousIy are:
Second Lieut. Allen Wood, infantry;
Second Lieut.. Welborn 8. Priddy, in
fantry; Sergeant Theron Dalrymple,
engineers; Private Clinton S. Linds-
ley, marines; Private John S. Wal
tiers, infantry; Private Frank F. VAL
1e1y, Field artillery.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-03
Farmer Badly
Hurt In Big
Hail Storm

Velva, N. D., July 3.--The condi-
ton Of w. o. Anderson, aged 20
years, farmer residing near here. who
suffered several broken ribs and
other injuries when his barn collaps-
ed in the face of severe wind and
hail storm, which worked consider
able damage to growing crops, is
reported as satisfactory today. De-
spite his age, it is expected that he
will fully recover.
The storm appeared to center and
divide on the Anderson farm, but
aside from the barn little damage
was done. Mr.. Anderson's automo-
bile was carried 20 rods, hitting a
drill, but escaping unscratched. The
spokes in two wheels Of q wagon
were taken out without otherwise
damaging the wagon.
The storm divided on the Ander-
son farm, and lost its force, so little
damage resulted afterward. ~.
The storm. while not very extern
sive, covering strip about two
miles wide and about ten miles long,
was especially destructive to the
crops, rye being completely destroy
cd. Wheat, barley and oats, though
hard hit, will be partial crop.
There is little or no, hail insur-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-03
.Ngm1anskRegiOm
Is Likely to Be
Ne10 Battlefield

London. July 3-The Finnish Ger
man push along the Pasvill river in
the Murmansk region of Northern
Russia must be considered in connec-
ton with events in usRsiR which
gradually are developing in anti
Bolshevik directions, says the cor
respondent Of The Times, at Chris
tiania.
There Is reason to believe, he add
ed, that entente trafTic at Archangel,
which has been suspended for the
last twelve months. will soon be re-
sumed. The Germans, therefore, are
eager to cut communications with
Southern Russia and force an issue
as regards their demand for an ice
free port on the A rcticcoast, The
correspondent adds:
1.-THE same events which compelled
the Germans to send troops north
ward will presently make it even
more important for the allies to o.
cupy these regions. Questions of
vital interest to both parties also
must be decided"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-03
GRTGGS FAIR TO
Be Big EVENT
Plans Complete For Big
gest And Best Gard In
Associations History

Cooperstown, N. D.. July 3.-Plans
have been going forward for some
time by the officers and directors of
the Griggs County Fair association
to make the annual fair this year
one " the best in the history Of the
county, and it IS expected that with
favorable weather. record breaking
crowds will be in attendance.
The premium list was printed and
mailed some time ago, and If any
perso n did not get a. copy, and de-
sires one. he should apply to Ben
Bdlleran, assistant secretary.
Indications are that the exhibit of
horses and cattle will exceed any
previous year, and the women's de-
partment Will again be a feature.
The baby show this year Is attract
ing considerable attention and nu-
merous entries have already been
made. Griggs county mothers should
enter their youngsters for this show.
Why not show our fine babies as well
as our fine cattle, horses, sheen and
hogs. Al children under may be
entered anu the prizes will be award
ed in thrift stamps. Pres. J. G. Mills
will give q $50 silver cup for the
best sow and litter Of pigs, any
breed. raised by a boy or girl under
16,
Racing will be feature this year,
and some Of the best horses in the
game have entered and will step IL
off on the local track. Lovers of
fast horses will get their moneys
worth, and the purses offered are
worth while.
The Little Giant Amusement Co.
will again furnish the entertainment
feature this year, and they have some
new things which have not been seen
in this section before. The free at
fractions are "'Rollo the Limit, who
does the daredevil stunt or looping
the loop on roller skates.
The 'Burttnos'', who perform one
of the best aerial acts that is out.
Balloon ascension by Gus Kolb,
aeronaut.
Sharp shooting and rope spinning
act, Lew Reynolds.
Baseball this year will be q three
game series between the best nine
picked from GrLsgs county against
the best picked from Eddy county.
The big display Of night fireworks
which has pleased in former years,
will again be in evidence this year,
and they will be more satisfactory
than ever. Something doing all the
time.
You cannot afford to miss the
Griggs County fair. 1t is a county
institution, in which all should have
a personal interest. The outlook for
a good crop this year is bright. Plan
to take a day or two from Your la
bors and come to the fair. Hear the
Blabon band, renew your youth and
get better acquainted with your
nefghbors and what they are doing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-03
Warm Praise For
IT, S. AUjntors
fBy Associated Press. !

With the American Army in France,
July 3,-American aviators are re-
;ceiving congratulations for the eff
cient protection given the infantry
and artillery during the operations
Monday night and today west of
Chateau Thierry. The Americans
kept the air, especially on the Am
erican side OF the line, virtually free
of enemy machines. The French
commander in this district has sent
his official congratulations.
One American pursuit unit encoun-
tered a big enemy group late Mon
day and chased the GermansSSff after
getting in some good shots. One
American machine failed to return.
To-day a damaged German machine
was found inside the American lines.
North of Chateau Thierry this morn
ing nine American machines and
nine German airplanes had a thrill
ing combat for half an hour. At
least three Of the German planes
were driven down, while two Of the
Americans have not returned to-
night.
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Senator" TiLL7mQm
Called by Death

Washington, July S.-United States
Senator Benjamin Tillman veteran OF
"a years service in congress and
chairman of the senate naval affairs
committee died at his home here
early today, as the result OF a cere-
bral hemorrhage suffered last Thurs
day. The stroke completely paralyE-
ed the left side and as the right side
had been partially paralyzed since a
similar attack ten years ago, no hope
had been held for Senator Tillman's
recovery, since he lapsed into uncon-
seriousness last Sunday. To honor
the passing of one Of the most pic
turesque figures in congress and
southern public life, both bodies Of
congress planned to adjourn today
and appoint committees to accom-
pany the body to the Tillman home
at Trenton, S. c.
AS governor of South Carolina, as
a leader in the southern wing of the
Democratic party, and as an active
participant in the last generations
growth of the American navy, Sem
ator Tillman had been prominently
before the public for many years.
Senator Swanson Of Virginia, prob
ably will be his successor as head
Of the naval committee.
Senator Tillman was the eighth
member Of the senate to die since
the United States entered the war.
The others were: Senators Lane Of
Oregon; Hustling, Wisconsin; New
lands, Nevada; Brady, Idaho;
Hughes, New Jersey; Brussard, Lou
isiana: and Stone, Missouri. :
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-03
Bennett Estate
Rr0UideS Home
For Journalists

New York, July S.-The will of the
late lanes Gordon Bennett, owner
and publisher of The New York tLer-
aid, who died recently in France, was
filed here today for probate Mrs rs
Bennett received an annuity OF
sS01 900 in lieu Of her dover rights
in all his real estate holdings. An
annuity Of $4,000 goes to his sister,
jeanette Bell.
a corporation is to be created, to
be known as the James Gordon Ben
nett Memorial Home for New York
journalists. The New York Herald
win be controlled by this corpora
ton, which will provide and main
tain suitable home for and give pc
cuniary aid to newspaper men con
nected with newspapers puolished IN
provision are to be nominated and
recommended by the proprietors OF
publishers who employ them.