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Scout. R,sono2s
RESTABLECIDA

Complctamente restaHlecida de Ia
operacion Cue Sc lie practcara en- el
Hospital de Santa Rosa, ha quedado
Ia sonora Maria Martinez de Cantu.
uuien vino de Monterrey a curarse
de un antique ma que padscia-
La sonora Martinez de Cantu Sc
hospeda en- la ASA de su herma:o ell
-enor Joaquin c. Martinez, lis \.
pc"Os St
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INFORMATION LOCAL
100 PESOS DE PERDlDAS EN- UN
INCENDiC

Una combustion eXpontanea pro
duio aver. ccrca de las ocho dc Ia ma
mana. IN incendio IN cl granero de
IA casa del senior Luis MocsyGemha,
situada on Ia Gale de Leal.
FL ~seryicio de bomberos ocurrlo
violentamentc a Sofocar Ct fu"go,
habi6dolo logrado cuando las Ilamaa
habian consumido obietos Y mercan-
cia5 nor valor dc Glen pesos.
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I'm NINO PERDIDo

Los padres de DAVID Wesley sc a
cercaron aver a las o~ficinas Dc poll
cia poniendo en- conocimIento cue q
pequeno, que apenas cuenta safe a
nos de edad, Sc habis ex4ravlado de
su iomicilio, situado en- Deverey PA
&c.
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DE MONTERREY

Procedente de Ia capital de Nuevo
Leon, Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
desde hace varios dias, la sonora Ge-
noveva G. de Dupoyot Y 81 sohrina
la senorita Ernestina de Llano, quie-
mes vienen a pasar una temporada
con la sonora Francisco G. &c Esca-
milla, hermana de Ia sonora Du-
poyet.
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UNA COLLISION EN- La GALE
EEDCER

Jose Rivera, quiCn Cuiaba aver en-
la 4 un canton choco contra
81 automGvil dc, senior \. NJ. jackson
en- Ia Gale Hedger. s1friendo amoas
mauuinas muy serlos desperfcctos.
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UN CHOoUE PRCDUJO UNA
FALSA hLARMA

Tn canton de- Gobjsrno que aver
en- la manana choco contra "a cajs
dc alar1nas numero Is produjo en Ia
estaci6n de bombe-oS las a~ctividades
CONSEQUENCES. pues Sc crevo que sc
trataba de Ut incendio.
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DE ALIFiO

Muy mejorado de los males Que
lie aGuejaban, Sc e~ncuentra va el Sc
nor Jesus Gonzalez, hermano del Sc
nor Jose G. Gonzalez, Administrator
de este diario.
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Hahre m;sas pubiicaS

Habrs m;sas pUbiicas
PromlenteS personals perteneclen-
ties 4 la sociedad catolica de a loca-
lidad, han asegUrado que n partlr del
domingo proximo or todos los temples
de G~uadalajara Sc celebrara ell So
erificio de Ia misa, pues el g~obernado,
ha sido convenido Hor los mas pro-
mientes pc-sonaieS poli5icoS de que
esq camrans anti-cat6l!ca lie atraera
.cada dia mayores odiosidades y lie
provocara dificultadeS que slempce
iran en- aumento.
Tambian en- a'gunos ~cantoneS del
Estado Sc han celebrado misas sin
.oposici6n de las a~utcrid2des.
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MATRIEtONiOS.
DEFUNCIONES

Cnando necesite libros on espanol
diriiase a Ignacio Z. Lozanc, lis \.
Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
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Cuando ~necesite libros en- espaaol
diriiase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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DUITA LOS DOLORES EN-
La PRJMERA CURACION
FL alIvio Immediate que proper
ciona. Ia hecho que 81 i1ni-
merto Slosn's (Sioan's LII
niment) sea Dc fama
universal.

Este fanoso medicamsnto para eI
-reumatismo, dolencia. smbotamlento.
torceduras. neuralgia V mucnos otroS
dolores exterres de que sufre Ia hui
manidad. tiene merecida SUI eNtensa
venta poroue p~raCrlcamente nunCa IA
la en- proportional I'm alivio inmedla-
to.
S;empre listo para ser APPLICABLE, pc
retra sin necesl9ad dc friccioncs y
produce inmediatbs resuitados. Linz
Mo Y r~efrescante. Sc ve1dc en- To-
das las droguerias. Comprando bOte-
mas rrandes Sc hece buena economic
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-ITFSCION! IATENCiON!
CASsRSE


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crros IL rsuAuremoS, 4 TuelSa de &C.
80 nues.ro complete cstaioso maTi-
mon}xi COZ d-eseripciOneS detailadas. ~
NSESAFTkS, SOHRBES = DESECClu-
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msIicansS DE- o:-sS nsctcoaitdScss, 81
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NiIeS ~ han rszcn para que Ia.
EatAh,fr;sSdo EXiNE$ GRATIS.
on s . a =. 3 : ,. n. dtsrranen'e
e. Dozinsos de 9 l. n a = m .s,,c.
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Deiese I'd. de suErlr

80 lmpoTta que tan
~dsSalsntsdors pCeda
ser Su eoRdIcIon ac-
tusl: 81 c=r!no de a
Salgd est8 alberto pa
"a Id.
Lss caSoS c-onices
y llama6OS comunInea
r. ~'Incr1biS" c2Si
siempre eedcn a los
marayiilcscS raaa-
nieGicS ~GSseopsScO>
70 euro: Catarso'
Constipation, Enier-
uetadcS NerYio>a>
10 los I~n.clinOS. ae
70 SinoneS PARALYSIS
insomnia ' oTaS lnu-
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Resistro Civil
NAETTiESTpS

NACrIIENTps.
ur ,,nc del -e7or sixto Rodriguez y de
= ,s7c-n Ma-!s x. Dc Rodriguez IN 9ls s.
Larcic-
II 2,no. arc Hevar4 q nonbrr Dc Isra:I7
Na-o. ITO del zcaor Ignscio H. VALDEZ :
p =r es2oea = sero-a Rosa Lo-ero e Val
H.. - roi y. Las Moras.
Una rl,a del matrimon.o Scver,sao he
!, v Cs-Iata Cara de rbeds. on Speed Ia.
Ina r,,s his del ssEo- Jos Marcta =
=. = .e5o.a He-l,-da Conzalsc. en IN "a
IL Morale l.-s.
Una nina del seuo- Evsristo Estrada = DC
Z ssro-a Mana Gue--z. cn Ia casa is Dc
a Gale Bwhcf.
MATEINONIoS.
He-nencrldo Garay = Peb!a Gonzalez. =
Marcel Bianchi > Alca-a Barron.
William Leo porsan y Stella Esther Var.
gas.
Mz-s.r Gesz2 = Nicolazs Rios Luna
DEFuNCIoNES..
Au-oa CoaEaler. en l27. y. Richie.
Teresa DcuS!ss. sn q Hcspicai d. Santa
Rosa.
vrrgsal- LOPEZ, - e hospital Ro5efr 2
G--e,.
E-lrciseo M,-ar1a. ~ los Tannin.
jesus Guerra. hi,c. IN So Mitchell
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Adrers all correspondence 20:
SR. A :. LCZASO,
S2S N. Santa Rosa Ave.
San antonio, Texas.
OLD PHONE. TRAVIS car1.

Entered as ssocnd-cia.s matter February
%. 1918. e. the Post Office al San A2to-
ne Tex. crGc- &c Act Of March {. 1876.
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TELEEoNo TRAvS, 24Il

la pRENSA es :; ps-i6d;oo nencsno d
mayCr cI-cuacior er oS EStados UnidoS. :
No. lr ,auto i neio- para los snanC.antes
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Dic,ijase toda Ia correspondence Al Oh
rector. en- Ia forua siECuears.
SR. iGNACIO E. I.OZAEO.
l2o N. Santa Rosa Ave.
San Antonio, Texas.
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NOTA:-Los susrptores d! saInOar, d resldenCa deoen darnos tan
IN n nueva como Il antigua direction a fin de poder aautar Ell cam5io en-
ulestros ibros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
Yanbs Find 4 Fine
Road Laid Blu Huns

Paris. France. Nov. 30.-Four years
ago when the TeutOnic hordes. sweep
ing across the Argonne hills and for
ests were suddenly stopped at Verdun
they constructed a road which is con-
stdered by American engineers as one
OF the most remarkable they have yet
come across in reoccupied French ter
ritory.
The road Is about two kflometers
long. built OF planks. smooth as glass.
with two levels. each for one way
traffic, and constructed at the side
Of a steep hill which served as pro-
lection from allied shells The enorm-
Gus amount OF lumber required for
this double track highway was. Of
course, stolen from the Argonne for
ests.
Hidden behind the steep cliffs the
road was literally stumbled upon by
the American first army in its ad-
vance. While Il had been used no
doubt, constantly since the late fall
OF 1914, II was in perfect
condition when It fell into Ameri-
can hands.
The road itself was absolutely ne
cessary to the Germans because Of
the scarcity OF highways leading into
that part OF the Argonne It was a
short cut. considered from a COM
munication standpoint, and while
American batteries had completely
cut up all other German avenues OF
escape. the plank road was saved
from injury by its hillside protection.
Anyway. now it belongs TO the
Americans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
The Way Of The
Wayward Woman
With Her Victim
Man In An El Paso Val
ley Town Tells Of A
Typical Case.

A business man not often inter
viewed and who did not care to have
his name mentioned said yesterday:
Il was on a late outbound train the
other night and had as my seat mate
a resident OF one OF the smaller towns
where troops have been quartered do
ing border duty for several years. The
troops are changed frequently and so
thousands Of young men are exposed
to the influences for good or for evil
Of that community
Across the aisle in the car sat two
young women OF the lower world.
painted to extremes. decked out in
gaudy trappings and glancing from
side to side to attract as much atten-
ton as possible You see the girl on
the other side, said my seat mate.
She came into our town about a year
ago. Her dress and demeanor adver-
tised her vocation, and many Of the
soldiers and young men about town
soon knew. her and called her by
given name. One Of our local boys
was called TO the colors and left for
a concentration camp. After he had
gone two or three months. this girl
complained to the civil authorities.
naming the young man
The civil authorities took Il up
with the military. and the young man
was brought back from the concen-
tration camp and accused OF deceiv-
ing the girl under promise Of mar
rage. The young mans father inves-
tigated and learned the facts of her
behavior, and three young fellows
agreed to testify for their friend At
the hearing. through fear OF pub
licity. neither Of the three appeared.
The girl, assumed and dressed girlish
innocence and simplicity. and the
frame-up on the boy was complete.
The young soldier. seeing no way out
of the unfavorable advertising he al
ready had, said, 20. well, I'm going
away to war and may never come
back anyway, so guess the best
thing to do is TO marry" which he did
A baby was born, and the girl soon
drifted back TO the street. She gets
the soldiers allotment OF $50 per
month
There are five or six more OF her
kind in the same place. and they move
about IN the town and ride up and
down the road without apparent in
reference Scattered through the
town, they are just the kind who are
a menace to the health and moral
status OF young men and soldier boys
said the business man, IF our
contributions to the War Work cam
paiEn can clear the moral atmosphere
in Just one little western town like
this, we ought TO feel amply repaid"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

there until. at least. the next station.
But most OF the journeys are short
Few persons travel far.
The French freight cars are built
on the same general principles. The
average load is ten tons. Being light,
they are easily shifted around in the
yards.
Virtually all the switching IS done
BY hitching a horse to the car and
"spotting" it where It is wanted.
All yards have a small turntable
where the cars may be turned and
shunted TO other tracks. All the larger
yards are equipped with an electric
carrier The car Is pushed on the car
rage and then carried by means OF an
underground trolley right across the
yards and deposited on any track
Both freight and passenger cars are
constructed with the idea Of serving
the maximum Of people with the min
imum Of cost rates. The ten ton ship
per can compete with the rival who
ships thousands OF tons. Passenger
rates are in the same ration A soldier
for instance. can travel 90 kilometers
(37 - miles for go francs (32 cents).
French roadbeds are kept in good
condition, even in war time. and the
through trains make good time. The
French, not being in such a hurry as
the Americans. do not believe in a
grade If a cut or a fill can overcome
it They will bore a tunnel through
a hill rather than make 4 curve
around It. The sides OF the cuts are
frequently paved with stones to pre-
vent slides.
The straight tracks, together with
the fact that there are no grade
crossings in France, permit speed
French engineers never blow their
whistles except in the stations, and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
French Railways Anause Yankee Soldiers;
For Speed, Service And Women Brakes, ,
They Beat The World; No Bell On Engines

COMEWHERE in France, Nov. 30
~ French trains look funny to Amer
lean soldiers. Using these as models
the toy makers made their strings Of
play cars for them when they were
youngsters. And the Americans are
prone to look upon them still as toys
until they get aboard and travel across
the country with the speed OF an
American express train. or. arriving
at the front. note with what thor
oughness and dispatch these toy
trains. running right to the edge of
no mans land" keep them supplied
with their bacon and canned Willie"
Take the French passenger coach.
for instance Mounted on its four
wheels. which are not solid like
American car wheels. but have spokes
in them it does not look very COM
mocious. but when you come TO count
the number OF persons 1t hauls and
the service 1t gives your appreciation
is likely 10 increase materially.
The ordinary French coach is Ovid
ed into six compartments, each COM
partment seating ten persons That's
GO persons to a car. The average
American car seats 60 persons But
II takes two French coaches to occupy
the space Of an American car. In
that way the carrying capacity is
doubled.
The fact that the cars are much
grades on the French Hne9 peSmits
much longer trains
It Is true that the French local
trains do not have the accommodations
Of the American lines. When you get
into an apartment you have to stay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
Mail Orders

Outoown orders for toys should be now, IF you vii
this suggestion feel confident that the toys send you viii
than meet with your approval.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
MILITARY HIGHWAY PLANS
DROPPED AS PEACE COMES

Claims Of the Bankhead route to be
designated a national military high
way have been abandoned, because
Of the signing Of the armistice caused
abandonment Of military highway
plans at Washington. the FL PasO
Automobile club was informed Satur-
day. A letter from senator J. H
Bankhead to the Bankhead Highway
association. however, announced that
a general road bill appropriating
S100,000.000 wac in preparation in
congress.
The change in plans caused the
calling off of a Bankhead Highway
association meeting scheduled for
December 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

the machines" as they call their To-
eomotives, are not equipped with
warning bells.
One OF the things that have inter-
ested Americans not a little in con-
nection with operation OF French rail-
ways are the women brakemen- French
freight trains don't use air brakes,
and they don't have cabooses on the
tail end Of the train. The train crew
generally consists Of a man conductor
and two women brakemen.
The women wear black uniforms
with the initials Of the railway en-
broidered in the collar of the coat,
while cumbersome skirts have been
superseded by balloon style knee
trousers. They ride in the "crum-
mics" as the dog houses" on French
freight trains are called. Old conduc-
tors say the women make surprisingly
good "brakemen"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

beyond our force and we will welcome
volunteer assistance. We are cramped
for room. /. L Dickerson. travelling
representative OF the American Ii
brary association, when here recently
gave US hopes that 4 building viii be
put up at Fort Bliss at no distant
day"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

Steam heated rooms with hot and
cold running water. S1.00 day up.
Hotel LauEhiin. 81 ". Franklin St
Phone 2463.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

Music during meals at CampbelFs
Cafe. under LIST National Bank.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

A letter received here Friday gave
the total deaths in Parral. chihuahua.
Mex. during the influenza epidemic
between Oct. Is and Nov IS at 1194.
This confirmed reports Of the scourge
which came from that mining center
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE or INDIANA. COUNTY OF
LAKE. ss
BEFORE the Hon. Frank d Prest }. P.
in and for North Township. Lake
County Ind.
Leo Wolf and Carl kaufman. in Part
nership. doing business under the firm
name OF kaufman 4 Wolf, Plaintiff
~.
Harry Berteno. alias James Y. Adams
Defendant.
NOTICE OF NON-REsIDENT.
To HARRY BERTENO. alias JAMES Y.
ADAMS.
Whereas. kaufman & Wolf, having
filed in thus court their complaint affl-
davit. and bond for attachment OF Ger
tam property alleged TO belong to YOU
and also their affidavit that you are a
nonresident Of the State OF Indiana.
You are therefore notified that said
cause has been set for hearing on May
IL 1918, at nine o'clock A M and un-
less you appear al that time and answer
said complaint. said cause win he heard
in your absence. and an order of sale
made for said property.
Dated this is dav Of March, 1918.
FREAK p. PRIEST J. P.
Mar ~ .26-April
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOR
COURT. MARCH TERM, 1915. IN
DIANA HARBOR LUMBER AND
COAL COMPANY, a CORPORA
TION) VS.. ELISA CORRADINI EFT
Al. CAUSE NO. 1907. ACTION TO
FORECLOsE MECHANICS LIEN
Now comes the Plaintiff by Riley.
Hembron Dyer & Reed, attorneys and
flies its complaint herein. together with
an affidavit of a competent person. show
ing that the defendant. Elisa Corradini.
identical with Eliza Corradini; Charles
Corradini. her husband; Isadore Callner;
Lansing State Bank. a corporation. are
not residents Of the State OF Indiana.
Said defendants are therefore hereby
notified of the tendency of said action
and that the same will stand for trial at
the next term OF said Court, and that
unless they appear and answer or de-
muir therein. at the calling Of said cause.
on the 18th day of May. 4. D. 1918. said
action will be heard and determined in
their absence.
IN WITNESS THEREOF. 1 hereunto
set my hand snd anix the Seal OF said
Court, at Hammond. this 18th day OF
March a d. 1918.
HERBERT L. WHEATON,
By Clerk L. S. c.
NJ EALAS, Deputy Clerk.
March 1926
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Notice lis hereby given 10 the citi-
zens. inhabitants. and legal voters of
the ward Of the City Of Hammond.
wherein the premises below described
are situated and TO the citizens in
habitants and legai voters OF the city
OF hammond and Of North Township.
all in Lake County. State Of Indiana
that the undersigned = nov the bona
tide holder and owner Of a certain Re
newal OF County Retail Liquor License
Il sell intoxicating liquors heretofore
granted to him by the Board OF Com
rlissioners Of Lake COUNTY Indiana
for. upon and Ia the following described
room and premises situate IN the City
of Hammond Lake County. Indiana to-
wit.
The ground noor front room % the
two-story brick building situated on
lot 10 block /. Larned's LIST Addition
TO the city Of Hammond Lake County.
Indiana, and known as 1870 Columbia
avenue. Baf room ia 26x40 feet and
IL feet high, has glass front ana races
Columbia avenue. public highway in
said CITY. There IL one door facing
Columbia avenue. and one side door.
There are living rooms above said
be seen from Columbis avenue.
And that the undersigned will at
the regular April. 1918. term OF session
apply in writing to said Board of
Comm ssioners Of Lake County. Indi-
ana. for renewal OF. or an extension
OF. the aforesaid County Retail Liquor
License. or for the granting to the
undersigned OF a. new County Retail
Liquor License. in each instance to
sell intoxicating liquors. for. IN. and
upon the above described room and
premises, as said Board OF Commits
sioners shau deem and find right, just
proper. and in accordance with the
law governing such matters
And the undersigned does also aver
and represent that ne is male resi-
dent and inhabitant OF said City. Town.
ship. County and State. and over tn,
resided in the state OF Indiana for
Dlore than one year last past and in
the City of Hammond, North Township.
Lake County. Indiana. for more than
six months last past prior to the date OF
this notice. and that he is legal
qualihed voter thereof and citi-
zen OF the United States Of Amer
lea and is possessed OF all tbs
legal qualifications required by the
laws Of the State OF Indiana to entitle
him TO be granted q renewal or extern
sion Of the County Retail Liquor Ii
cense now held and owned by him. anu
to be granted a new County Retail
Liquor License
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-26
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NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT.
STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY.
IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT,
SITTING AT GARY MARCH TERM,
1915. MAYME TOMBER vs.. ABRA-
HAM TOMBER CAUSE NO 2Ss1.
ACTION TO DIVORCE.
Now comes the plaintiff by Patterson
& Critics her attorneys, and files her
complaint herein. together with an Aft
davit Of a competent person, showing
that the defendant thereto, TO wit; Alb
rahem Tomber. is not a resident Of the
State OF Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the tendency Of said action
ard that the same viii stand for trial
a. the next term Of said Court. and that
unless he appear and answer or, denur
therein. at the calling Of said cause on
the I4th day Of MAY, 4. u. 1918. the
same being the 2nd dsN of the next term
Of said Court 70 be he gun and held in
the Court House at Gary, in said County
and State. on the End Monday Of May.
A D. 1918. said action will be heard and
determined in his absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. hereunto
set my hand and affix the seal of said
Court. at Gary, this 18th day of March.
A. u. 1918.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
Clerk l.. S. c.
Mar 1925 APR /?