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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-05
% THE DtpOSITORS OF THE
BENNINGTON COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK

Section %, Act No 1853, Laws OF
1910, reads as follows I'm the year
nineteen hundred and thirteen, and
every fifth year thereafter. at such
time in the year as the bank commits.
sioncr shall designate, the trustees of
banks shall call in the deposit books
for examination and verlAcation, and
cause the same to be examined and
verified by some person, other than
the treasurer or his clerks, employed
for that purpose and approved by
said commissioner"
In accordance with tho above law
YOU are hereby notified to present
your deposit books during tho month
of July next for examination and yeri
hcation.
c. II. Dewey, Treasurer
June Is, 1918.
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District, deceased and all claims ex-
hihited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid, at the Office OF W. b.
Sheldon In the village Of Bennington
in said District. on the 10th day OF
August and 9TH day Of December next,
from ten o'clock q. m, until four
o'clock y. m, ON each of said days and
that six months from the Sth day OF
June \. u. 1918. is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claims to us for examination
and allowance
Dated at Bennington. VT, this 18th
day Of June A. u. 1918.
VIM J. WARREN,
l.. KENNETH itASWMLL
Commissioners.
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--, 49, ,...-s s4s4aeusa
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-05

The death OF Senator Tillman Of
South Carolina removes one OF the
picturesque CURES OF Congress. He
was fighter, hence he had a certain
amount of influence which probably
would have been greater il he had
possessed tact also to a greater de.
gree. lie was styled "Pitchfork" Till
man almost at the very beginning of
his congressional career OF about
twenty-four years. This came about
by his own statement that he was a
farmer and would hold up some OF
the members on his pitchfork before
he was through. lie did just that,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-05
Friday July 5, 1918.
THE FOURTH OF JULY

Bennington's Fourth OF July celei
bration was a return to the principles
in use back in years gone by and was
one OF the most. successful and enjoy
able in the history Of this historic
towr
The celebration of patriotic holt
day should appeal to the patriotic
sense of The public and the success of
Eennlngtons celebration this year
was that this appeal was made eff
fectiye'y and at the same time the joy
and gladness OF holiday was not
ignored
With all its horrors and burdens,
the war is serving great purpose in
turning the thoughts Of the American
people into channels less sordid and
less selfish than those of recent
years.
This country OF ours is passing
through the process Of being purified
by the fires Of a great conflict.
The nation went into the struggle
with hesitancy and misgiying, as was
so frequently and effectively ex-
pressed by President wilson but now
that the shock Of battle is felt. not
only by the army. but by the people at
home. the doubtfulness and dread
have disappeared, and are replaced by
the calm determination to maintain
the high ideals on which our forefath.
ers founded the republic.
If there is any person who does not
feel the thrill and gain new strength
and courage. that person needs to
open his eyes and his heart to the re
horn patriotic spirit of America.
There are million of our boys
over in France helping to make the
Fourth Of July the holiday of the
whole world. II there are any at
home who are not helping, who are
not inspired. who are not conseerated,
theirs is the loss and the danger.
Through the shadows Of war and
death and suffering the world /.
sweeping into younger and a better
day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-05
EsrArn oF MlNNIE D. ELwELL

The undersigned. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Bennington,
MMISSlONERS. to receive, examine.
T.. Elwell late of Bennington in said
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-05
ave promIeed nv daubhter

she can go to college said a client
who had Just taken additional lnsur
ance. Now. II do not live. my wife
can make good my word.' he added
as he shook hands and left the Office
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-05

There are two candidates in the
field for lieutenant governor. They
are Hon. Mason S. Stone Of Mont.
pelier and Hon. Frederick II. Babbitt
OF Bellows Falls. Neither has made
any formal announcement but both
are looking around for support. Mr.
Stone was for many years state sup
erintendent Of education, his duties
took him into every town in Vermont,
and he is therefore well known to the
people OF the state. Mr. Babbitt is
one of the leading manufacturers of
the state and president of the Robert
son Wax Paper company Of Bellows
Falls He has served creditably in
the House and Senate and is promi-
nent in the Masonic fraternity. The
two men are Of almost exactly the
same age. So. Mr.. Babbtt was born
Nov %, 1859 and Mr.. Stone on Dec
II, Of the same year
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-05
State of Ohio. City of Toledo,
IIlnna County 90

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner OF the firm OF H. j.
Cheney a Co.. doing business In the City
Of Toledo, County ana state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the Use OF HALLS CATARRIl
MEDICINE FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9th day OF December
A. d 1856 A. w, GLEASON.
lseaN Notary Public.
Ilall'a Catarrh Medicine is taken in.
ternally and acts through tho Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces OF the System. Send
for testimonials free.
l.. J. CHENEY a co, Toledo, D.
Sold ~ all druggists 7bc
llalra Family Pulls Tor constipation,
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The Drysdale Shoe Store

W. S. Nov 5s.ss;sS i g.
Kaiser
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15
Benton.

Ed Evans, wife and SOC, Fred, and
niece, Mrs. Hatchell. and two chill
dren, OF Plainyiew, Texas, visited at
the Walter Staley home one day last
week,
Miss Ai,een Merrill, OF Marshall.
Texas, In visiting her aunt, Mrs. An.
ME Field.
Mrs. Marie Watson In making an
extended visit at the home OF her un'
Gle, Roy Kuhn, near Mound City.
Misses Ruby and Marjorie Carson
Waited this week with their sister,
Mrs, George Kuhn, of Union district
Robert Plummer and wife. of Kim.
sey neighbOrh0Od, visited the f,rst o,
| iast week AT the Robt. Emerson home.
The new addition to Gale Elmer.
sons house 10 finished. Carpenter
work was done by o. A. Wicker a
son; piastering by John Simpson, Of
Oregon.
Mrs. Craig, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Carl Wright and
family and other friends, has returned
TO her home at orleans, Neb.
Ed Evans, wife and son OF Kim
sey, and niece, Mrs. Dale Hatcheli and
children, Of Plainview, Texas. spent
the day last wednesday at the Robert
Emerson home.
walter staley shipped car load
of hogs to st. Joseph several days
ago, Also Ote Norris and J. L. Andler
shipped a load, and Lee Beaver" and
Ira Hicks shipped one load.
John Nichols was kicked on the
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15
BlcELoV AND VICINITY.
Ne Most lmpoftant Local Events
which Have Transpired The
Past Week.
(By George A. Conawsy.)

N .-The date of the clothing demon
\ tntration at Bigelo~ has been cancelled: I:
but ,ne Bigeiow ladies are asked Ia
X attend the all day demonstration al
/. ..Fortescue. next Friday, November is
dat the school house, beginning 1890
"A, m, Basket dinner. II will nav ajl
10 attend. as the demonstrator has q
= very interesting program and exhibit
h,s,ness y,si,or in 9, Iosenh lac, Cal
orday
Having received an honorable dis
e,.rsa iassa wa,,on ar,,yod % home on, one
day i.s, w..u from Camn Funston I,
s,ov much ,o Tho de,,gb, of his yela
|, ,,yes and ,r,,rds tossa.s foo, war,
n M, strong .nongh IN s,and nm IN IN,
work and he was DISCHARGED
81 M,,, tar,ins w,s Mound c,,,
4 visitor one day las, week.
''u, o'' a', '"s'
noSe o'snns n',u"sa nasn'
can seeu,e ,ne,n az '"e neu ,'os'
Ioo'"s ,ne n''s"s aie nea, anu ai'
one oi .ne oes, pleNen,a'''es ,'o,
.-e influenza 'ha' can DC secureu'
4 quite huhoer are wearing '"e"i
Fred 81. John (the creamery mani
and wife and Mr. and Mrs. B. o. Ad
kison were shopping IN Mound VII.
last Saturday.
Miss Cassie Abshire claims tht
reward for finding the shoe heel
which Was lost on broadway recent!
Dy one oi our schoo' h'ar"'h' no us'
talking you cant loose our schoo
teachers.
Mel Newton was over iron
Mound City last week, papering a Few
rooms at the residence OF George
Poynter. ,
Russell Chuning came home from
Camp Funston Mst Saturday evenins
and visited win MS pareh.s, MT any
Mrs. q. u. Chuning In Arkansas neish
borhood, until Sunday evening
Mrs. Ethel Osborne was visiting
with friends In Mound City last Sat
urday,
Frank Haigler and Dick Taylor
left the latter part OF last week iol
Columbia, Mo. where they are attend
ins Uncle sans training school.
"A good rain visited this sectior
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15

Mrs. Diannis Smith. Earf Gresham.
Jasper Odell, Ed Hinkle, Harry Lar.
son. T. T. Wilson, Coke jackson.
George McCully and winie Wilson.
,>'--Bert Mckee was down from Craig
last Sunday, visiting with relatives and
renewing old acQuaintances.
Wonder why we never see Lafe
Boyd out on the public roads any more
with that Moline Car? Speak up, Lafe.
what's the trouble?
Tom Bridgmon is In ST. Joseph
this week, taxing part in the Masonic
ceremonial when is being held there
this week.
--News4s awfuly scarce this week.
everybody is staying at home to keep
from catching the FLU"
Misses Rita, Elsie, Goidie anu
Minnie Grow, Messrs. Walter Cantlins
, Glen Rowland. hoy Lower and Eddie
Calron were SUNDAY guests at the
home Of Mr.. add Mrs. Earl Zachery.
five miles nor,h of Mound City. last
sunday.
For information about the Bel
tgium mare business. ask Cupid Con.
ner and Dill Taylor; JUST recently the
boys purchased some extra fine
Thoroughbred hares anu are expecting
to raise only strictly thoroughbred
stuff.
John Dongherty was out again
with that old reliable road drag oi his
after the rain last week. .ohn In tai
ing care OF the road from his placo
north TO Bethel church. thence east
TO the vanvickle corner and the road
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
CoVSDERABES DANOG CAUSA Ia INFLUENZA
ESPAN0A 4 LAS COMPANIES De CINE
MILLONES De PESOS PERDIDOS TODOS Los DIAS

en- que csta d~2sarrollado en- Estadcs
Unidos, tiene tanta significacion CO.
nc Ia prensa. Pertenece al publico
Y el plblico debe dcfenderlo.
Sus servicios al gobierno son efica-
ces. El gobierno mismo es produc'
ter de p~eliculas, Y los teatros Sc las
ccmpran Y las exhiben, hacienda ade-
mas, a su costa, ~peliculas que llevar
ell mismo fin de propaganda patriot
ca 0 eGucativa.
Pues bier: a pesar de clio, dicei
les productores de peliculas, sabemo:
que en- ell Congreso Sc tiene ell pro,
veto de dictar un decreto en- Ell qu=
Sc senalara = los cinematografos III
inpuesto de IN veinte por ciento de
les quotas de admission y un dlez pc!
ciento en- las yentas de %peliculas.
La industrial cinematografica, Ell
el est2do en- Que habra de quedaI
cuando Sc abran de nuevo las puertas
lie los teatros, cuando las empresa:
empiecen a producer Y los ~distribuidc,
res a distribuir las pelicuias, no 20
dram de ninguna soportar es-
te impresto Y desapareceran.
La gran mayoria de los teatros, dc
las casas productoras Y lie las dis
tribuidoras, tendran que clausurarse,
en- Ia imposibi!idad dc continuar sus
ncgocios Ell tales condolences. Unas
cuantas grandes companias Y unos
cuantos grandeS teatros, s~obreviviran
V sera cl publico eli que resulte per-
,judicado. pues que perdera con clio
ST. diversion barata Y edrcativa.
FL cinematografo es una parte de
la vida diaria de treinta millones de
americanos, dice la "Lasky Corpora
ton, ma de las mas inportantes ca
sas productoras de peiiculas, Y debc
permitirsele vivir y darle f%acilldades
para clio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
PROBLEMAS DE- EDUCACION INFANTlL .

en- los iueeos, tan a menudo como pue-
da. Juntcsc a los pequenos grupos en-
cl patio por algunos ~:nutos de agl-
tacion ~rcgrcsara a su trabajo salts
fecha de haberlo hecho.
Los ninos sienten ei interes en- E.
Hos = es muy humane desear 81 lnte-
res de aouellos que amanlos. Lance
la pelota alredeGor del circulo, empu-
je cl co!umpio. haga Greer que COM
parte los panecillos de arena Y obser-
We ell nucvo valor que con este toman
los viejos juegos.
Atraiga los ninos del ~vecindario a
SUI propia hucrta, 81 dcsea experiment
tar TN delicioso sentimiento de paz y
amor. N;ngunas flores que pueda u.s.
ted plantar ALI valdran la mitad de
ESQ. con SUI cultivo. Con SUI guia y
81 ocupacior diario. los ninos apren-
dcran muchas cosas gratas que rccor-
daran toda Ia vida. La amistad, el
cuidado de los mas debiles. el desin-
teres, la algeria en- ell goce de los otros
y ell sentimiento del derecho son las
| cosas bellas de la vida que deben cul-
~tivarse Y dejaran perdurablc recuer-
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
VA CEDIENDO La EPLDE-
MIA EN- LA CIUDAD.
Uiene de Il il. pag.}

habian registrado mis- que setenta ca
SOS de influenza en- toda Ia ciudad.
Esto en- verdad es conSolador. pues
debe tenerse en- cuenta que ducante les
dias anterioreS. sc estuvieron regis
trando ciento cincUenta c25os diarios
por ternaino medic. habicndo llegado
ell microbes = tenerse hasta cuatro-
cientoS cincuenta Y seis que fue este
ell Gia que Sc Tegistro mayor numcro
&C cnfermos : defuncicEes desdc cue
a epidemic cmpez6.
En- opinion de aleUHos dccto-es que
estan enteraGos del moyimiento de Ia
eEfcTrladad, CT vista dc las cantidadc5
registradas, q microbes IL epidemic
hizo crisis. vinisndo desrues. como en-
t03o5 los accntecinientcs similares, q
d~esccnsc. hasta dcSapsrecer par com-
plero.
I'm el publ;co cyiste tambien "a una
gran ccntian@a ' Sc nota menos alar-
ma y mas animation. sicado c~rcencia
general que. dc continuar 81 dcscenso
lie In enfarmedad en- Ia forma que lie
Va. en- cSta sem8n o Z mas Sa-dar pa
~ el prcximo domingo 81 abriran de
nuevo los teatros. las igiesi&s = todcs
les centres dc reunion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
Fl ochenta por ciento de
los teatr0s estan
cerrados.

tcdo 81 oeste y en- TODD Ell Sur, 10;
teatros estan cerrados.
Los productores de peiiculas, han
tenido Que %suspcnder sus trabaJoS'
que interrumpir la actividad de u"
mecanismo de funcionamiento mate,
matico en- ell cual una interruption
causa t~rasrornos dificilmente repara,
bles. Suspendida Ia production. las
casas han tenido que seguir pagando
los grandes sueldos de sus a~ctores,
de sus directories de escena, de SIS
~fotografos, de sus atrezzistas y utlle-
ros, de sus ohreros....
Luego, las casas d!stribuidoras. las
que tenian c~cntratos hechos Y paga-
dos o amos, contracts Ell los que
aparecian las eXhibiciones diarias de
m~iliares de teatros, han ~suspendldo
tambien sd funcIon&miento.
Unas V otras eStan, segun 81 pro-
pia declaration, al horde de la ruina.
Les teatro5 abiertos, son muy po-
cos V estan ~vacios, porque el publico,
en- plena alarma. mi 81 sc atrevc
a salir de ~ casa.
Y, para mayor ~desventura. esta
calamidad ha venido en- mitad de! pc
riodo active de distribution de pelicu-
las, que enpieza el primcro de Sep
tiemb-e V termina ell Is de Mayo.
e cinematGgrafo, Ell Ia amp!ltu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28

Multitu1 de perSonas INC liaRan
bruJo, por Ia simple TSZoI de que no
compccIdcrs mis- slnpieS, peT6 eiectL
vOS metUd0s de curar a dis1aucia s:a
ell usD dc medicines. Otros d:cen que
soy unu &c taEtoS clariatahcs que
surcan Ell coEtinente: perc ninsdna
de estas pers0uas lienen CHA iesai =
iustticaGa IaZGl: ttRgo en- I'll lose
sion .nnumergbles Testimonies De pa
cienteS a~gradecidos. personals censor
yat!yas J h~ulradaS, que estan PROM
6e!ante de autoridsdes complexities.
tas para dar una declaration jarada
asegu1andn Il las personals que ST.
gan mis- !lstruccIones y conSejoS de
bucna Ie, no solo puedcn aliviar sus
Intermediates, per0 c~ouServar su ga.
iud despues dc adquirida, cstas pcr-
Sonas soG residences de Estaios IJni-
dos y Mexico y vecInos de aiyunos
de Ids rEegGnteks directaInecte no
hay que atestiguar con muertos. FL
atb0i Sc conoce por su fruto. va clare
Te.an cue nc soy brujo nj me ayuoa
ei dlablo; auuquc trato Intermediates
de toda naturaie2a. Mi trabajo sc b.
81 en- principles logicos y na%turaIes y
K filesofia de yivir en- los conocimiel-
tos que tengalnos de nuestra actual
e~xIsfencia y su p%rOposit9. Nj M.
grsRde deseO e ayudas a aSs~i.os
que quleran str ayedados y servir a
Dios. No Sc. Gejsn engaiar; no pa
goen 81 dinero 4 psrsGnas sin escru-
puin, que descaradamente pretcndsn
ae- ell Professor d. C. Martinez de Laa
Angeles, California. Ye estoy esta.
b,ecido en- es.a y c0ando saiga j.
hare saber al publico en- mis- xnuncisa.
Prof. NJ. c. MARTINEZ.
Podereso Sanzdur.
H914 S Spring Street.
las Angeles CREfeT1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
DE LA ESCUADRA CONTRA Ell
VICIO.

Noche qu;eta fue para Ia Escuaara
Contra el Ficio la del ssbado al DO
mingo ultimos, pues solamerte cuatro
personals acusadas de viciosas tueron
~capturaron, siendo elias dos honloras
Y dos mujeres sobre quienes pesa q
cargo de violacion a los artlcuios ire
Y cuatro del Rcglameuto de Poiicia'
Pablo. son e. tema de las converse
clones de los cue gozan con presen'
ciar e! espectaculo comico de este sal
nete que tanto tien> de tragedia
que Sc denomina carranclsrno.
margarine POZO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
Ola DE LA PREVENTION CON.
IRA INCENDIOS.

El MAYOR de la Ciudad, ST.. Sam
c. Bell. ha expedido una proclama
en- la que hace saber a los habitantc5
de San Antonio que. con motive d"
las disposiciones dictadas recientemen
te Dor ell Gobierao Federal, Y las re-
comendaciones hechas sobre el partI-
cular por Ell G~obernador del Estado,
senior Willim P. Hobby. ell lunes de la
semana entrante ha sido deSignado
para observance cl dia de la Proven
ci0n Nacional contra l~ncendios.
Durante este dia, y periodicaments
despues. Sc tomaran todas las medl-
das necesarias para eritar los lnceE-
dos. pues b;en sabico es que, durante
Ia estaci6n del invierno, es cuando
mayor nImero de incendios sc regis
tran en- todos los Estados unidos.
Sc habia designado el dia , de Oc-
tubre como fecha para ohserTarse Ia
Prevention Nacional contra Incen-
dos. pero en- virtud dc que el Sc
crctario del Tcsoro de los Estados
Unidos. Mr.. Nc. Adoo, propuso que
Sc pospusiera para que no Sc !nte-
rrumpieran los festeios cen cue Sc ioa
q celebrar ell Dia de Ia Li5ertad. Sc
designo cl dia dos dc Ncviembre, que
es el proximo LINES.
FL jefe del Departamento dc Bonn
heros, Mr. GoetZ. Sera quien cnca-
bcce la campana. desarrollandose es-
ia por medic de minuciosas inspcccio-
nes que sc haran en- todos los edlfl-
clos de ia secci6n comercial de la cIu-
dad, viendo 81 hay en- ciios las con-
diciones neceSarias para combatir e.
ficazmente los incendios QUE Sc pro-
duzcan Y eliminando inmediatament2
cualouier cosa que favorezca los ac-
cidentes. De este modo Y como las
visitas de inspection Sc haran col
mucha frecue2cia. Sc cree que ell nu-
nero de incendios podra ser rsducido
cuando menos. a un %cincuenta por
ciento de los que generalnente Sc e.
fectlan todos los amos en- la estaclon
del invierno Que es la mas proplcia
para estas catastrofes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
TN MUCHACH0 DE D. We
MUSTANG Sc VUELVE
AIRADO CONTRA Ell
(Fieae de la Ia. pag.)

del %viejo". como Sc dcnomina a estos
j6veaes que mas cerca sc encuentran
del senior P~residentc.
Pero resulta que las cnergias o n
juventud del joven Saidana % han he
che distinguirse entire todos los mu-
chachos sus conpaneros, Y a estaS
horas csta en- canine de correr Ia a
ventura del hi;o pr5digo, es decir, dc
huir de Ia casa patcrna Y lanzarse
q Ia avcntura. -. .TevolucionaTia.
Culpa de tcdo, Ia tiene una Erase
del mismo don Venustiano Pronuncia~
da en- su compania por las serranias
dc Coahuila: Hay que crcar Ell mu-
nicipio libre.'
Cuando sc trat6 de clegir e. NUM-
cipio dc la Ciudad &c Mexico, Sal
dana no obstante sus veinte amos, Sc
lanzo a la aventura de ~postularsc
candidate a Municipe. y 10 logro
per su brillante orato-ia y......po
In Influenza del Primer Jefe. FL
flamante Municipc llevo la voz del &c
bierno en- ell Cabildo Metropolitanc
hasta que eI senior Carranza trato de
destruir 10 que ell mismo habia aeon
seiaGo que Sc construyera, por cleric
10 habia aconse.iado para acusar a.
| gobierno del general Diaz dc enemlgo
de la libertad: cl Municipio Libre.
S-a!asHisa &c pudo r~esistir aquelio.
Y "quebr6" con "cl viejo' Y ahora es-
ia en- condolences de rebelde contra
aauel que encarnaba ell su mente ca
ST infantil, eli tipo de los g~obernantes
Ebres.
En- discursos violentisimos pronun,
ciados en- Ell seno del Cabi!do Metro,
politano Y en- ardientes p~eroratas y
articulos, esta eXpresando Ell "mucha'
cho de don Venustiano' su resent
miento contra eli examigo, hoy encmi-
60 del Municipio Libre.
La rebellion del joven ha causado
verdadera indignation entire los "mu'
| chachos de don Venustiano' Y Sc to-
me que ell joven Saldana tenga quo
probar su energia para pronuneiai
discusses igual que para Datlrse
con sus Antiques conlpaneros, Que Sc,
gun pa-ece no estan decidid2S g so
portar los ataques que Sc lie hacen a
su iefe. La ciudad de Mexico RE de
incidente ocurrido, pues los muchs-
| chcs de don Venustiaro y los de don
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
LA PERFECTA FELICIDAD
aasSM E 3t32 e%J
MnNR&GINCT
Ago sobrc 10 qtc dcbc tener especial
cuidddo.

Fl llcnar dc comodidaGeS fisicas ! la. fu-
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picl permancccri tersa : suave.
Escriba nj Brsdficld Regulator Company.
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Friend hoy nismo. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
LA INFLUENZA EN- ZACATECAS

ZACATECAS. Octubre 27.-Tantc
Ell esta ciudad como en- las cercanlaS
de Vetagrande. Calera y Panuco, ST
esta desarrollando G gran intcnsl,
dad la epidemic de influenza ezTan3-
Ia.
La mortolidad es cor siderable tan
to en- calera como en- Fctagrande J
en- esta ciudad. aunQue es crecldo 9!
nimero de ~atacados, las defunclones
no son hasta ahora numerosas.
Sc ha convocado al Cc1sejo de Sa-
lubridad V las autoridades han dlcta
do toda clase de disposiciones eacaml-
nadas a combatir la terrible enterme-
dad.