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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27
AMERICAN TONNAGE DoUBLEn
Worlds shipping Hut Per Cent Leas
Than ut the Outbreak *
n War ~ .,No

WASHINGTON. October oS.-Ths.
total worlds shipping tonnage. mem
bers of to Senate Military COMMITTEES
were told at their War Departments
conference to-day. is only z per cent
less than at the beginning OF tho gar..
American tonnage has been moro than
doubled. AZ
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17
lITruAIHNI TlIIIIVO
OF FARMERS CLUB

Saturday, May 18th. the Lakeland
Farmers Club meets with Mr.. Beasly
on top of the hill south of Lake Hol
lingsworth.
This will be red letter day for
the Club and every member should
De present, BY special arrangement,
Mr. 0. B. Martin, head of the Con-
servation Section of the U. s. De-
partment of Agriculture for the South,
and DR.. F. P. Lund, canning expert Of
the Department, will meet with the
Club and give instructions on the sub
1ects in which they specialize.
There are no higher authorities in
America on these subjects than these
and every member should
De on hand for the rich treat in store.
Come out in force, all of you, and hon
or these guests by showing them that
the Farmers Club is wide-awake
THE COMMITTEE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17
,Children's Day Program
AT the First Methodist
Church Next Sunday

Professional.
observation-disclosures by the choir
Opening Chorus-The Children''
Hosanna.
God Needs the Children -- Sara
Trammell.
Flower Exercise.
Solo-Children's Hearts Are CLAD
Today, Clifford Anderson.
Address-Welcome to the Cradle
Rollers, Bette Ellis.
Presentation of Flowers to the Ba
bies.
When We Grow Big-Roy Epson
Bible Story-Jesus Loving Little
Children, Mrs. ]. F. Ellis.
song-Little Ones Like Me,
What Jesus Thinks-Mary Eleanor
Anderson.
Song-The Sweet Story OF olo' III
maries.
When eJsus Was a Little Child
t;ohn Robert Layton.
Bows Chorus-We VIII FOLIO"
Thee.
children Day 0de-Cleona Bates
Talk by the superintendent
offering-violin and piano MI g..
Kenneth Warren and Miss GeraiuiH'
Ellis. - ,1,arod
Those Who Do Not sing-N'ldre"
Fletcher. ar, c.or1.
song-world Children Mrs ''a''
ing's Glass.
Announcements, o,..
Closing Hymn-Loyalty to 0''i'''
Benediction.
Postlude.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17
EhuOhAh III TU[[UH
RED CROSS PARADE
IS ANNOUNCED

~. rne big Red Cross drive opens Mon
uay' ana the Red Cross parade M N.Y.
may may night at 1880 promises to be s4t tbs
aos' interesting affair of the kind - ou ans
asaa IN Lakeland. AS stated before fore
eacn OF the churches and snnsa''
s su,' Of the city will have thsir
, . membership in line, ana j. e :.
e o thereto will be the HON.
1uards' Red Cross Chapter and h. y
IT, rollowlng the impressive flag rais-
ing ceremonies at the Elks HON. us ..
w. ~n'c -, 'lme the Red Cross flag, topned
by the Stars and Stripes will iuDpb ba
a'Sea' the audience will assemble in
Inc Auditorium, where tba fo,,a, ~
splenu,a patriotic program will he
carried out: WIZ pe
Music-By High School Orcbest.o
'0"'ioH-by Rev. Callahan
America-By the audience.
Auaress-M' Agrees Subject to be
selected, A minutes). "
solo-Miss Ann Cardwel
Address-o. NJ. Eaton (subiect 70
'te selected, 4 minutes). ~
piano Selection-Mrs. Ralnb MIL,
Isapp. pN MIL
!, Aaaress-Edwin Spencer, Jr. (sub-
Vect to be selected).
Quartette.
star Spangled Banner-Miss pio
were and Audience.
benedlction-Rev. W. E. Pugh
TWO reels Red Cross pictures w;,,
De shown if the films are received IN
time, as is expected.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

ais and the citizens Of Barlow for
their untiring efforts and co-opera-
ton, to the mobiles of Lakeland and
the members fthe Elks Club for
their hospitality and to the Pyramid
Shriners' Club for their labors in
making Egypt Temples first pilgrim
age a splendid success: Everybody
did their best and Barlow is for
the Shriners, lock. stock and barrel.
List Of Victims
Following are the novices initiated
today:
l.. B. Anderson, ]. G. Bacon, G. w.
Barnes, F. G. Burton, w. B. Craig, j.
l.. Delmater, Jr., e. s. Grantham, E.
s. Horton, H. w. Noggie, and R. E.
Waterman, Winter Haven; E. w.
Barkwell, Crooked Lake; E. M. Boyd,
Eagle Lake; H. R. Brush, H. e. Cole,
B. F, Driscoll, e, G. Flanagan, ], r,
George, J. P. Getzen, r. B. Haddock,
D. N. Herring, P. T. James, A. C.
"Cracker') Jones, William s. More,
r. M. Richards, Reid Robson, H. l..
Rutherford, Lakeland 2 X. Billiard,
R. H. Lindemann, 6 lwantke, H.
A. mulberry, G. c. berry, Lake
Wales; H. E. Bynum, /. e. Christ
man, R. T. Joughin, G.. C. Robey, R.
M. Wetherell, Tampa; e. s. Chau.
doin, Green; A. H. Cooper, C. w. Ma
bors, J. T. Sutherland, Nichols; E. l..
Dawson, c. E. Earnest, J. G.. Gale.
more, D. w. Hall, G. C. Harper, J. A.
Parramore, G. w. Seymour, Jr., F. B.
Smith r. c. Sutherland, l.. C. Oliver,
John Logan, Barlow; j. E. Fortner,
Brewster; NJ o. Pullman Fort My.
ers; l.. B. Giles, w. NJ Glenn, ]. NJ.
McLeroy Orlando; J. P. Marlee. C.
M. Harrison, E. c. Staley, Palmetto;
J. NJ. Levins, F. Riherd, C. G.. Sutton,
Mulberry; L. Dewitt Niles, Lucerne
Park; A. C. Price, Sebring; J. ].
Singleton, Fort Meade; j. A. Smith,
Lake Alfred; ]. T. Skinner, Avon
Park ]. A. Sniveley, Florence Villa;
F. c. Thompson, Frostproof; M. M.
Saba, Binghamton, N. Y. Courtesy
Kalurah Temple)
The following temples were shown
on the register here today: Egypt,
Eureka, Medinah, Morocco, Acca,
Oasis, Kismet, KEN, Kor, Alkader.
Syria. Alhambra, indian, Moslem,
Alec Khedive, Mecca, Ziyarer, Alsi.
hab, Ia Ga, Ga Zig, Karnack, Ainad,
Bouma, Korein and Yaarab.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

Mr. H. L Rutherford, since pur-
chasing the Silver Palace and chang
ing its name to "Rutherford's" has
mace many and pleasing improve.
nents in the appointments and SER
vice. and is enjoying a splendid pat
Nnage One Of the new features in
uOauced by Mr.. Rutherford is the
use OF some very beautiful palms,
'Alca ne has placed on the sidewalk,
da which give the establishment a
Metropolitan appearance. Orches-
s music adds to the pleasure of the
NionS, who can secure sandwiches
,ua Olner eatables at any hour, in ad-
u'l0n to cool drinks, etc.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

Last night the patrons of the Ca
sno heard the first of the short ad-
dresses Of "Four-Minute Men," who
have been designated to speak briefly
between the picture features on topics
connected with the war and it's work.
Mr. M. Agrees was the speaker last
night, and Mr.. A. J. Holwortby will
speak tomorrow night. Their topics
relate to the Red Cross drive. Other
speakers will be heard next week, and
from time to time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17
In Society
Christian Church Members
Enjoy Annual Picnic

The First Christian church had its
annual Bible school picnic Yesterday
afternoon, at Cleveland Beach, on
Lake Hollingsworth
There was a fine crowd, a great
dinner, plenty of bathing, rowing,
fishing and a splendid good time for
everybody.
Notwithstanding the rain, dinner
was spread in the pavilion, and ev-
erybody was surprised to see so
many good things, and so nicely pre-
pared, these Hooverizing times.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

Mrs. ]. B. Hannah, who has Just re-
turned from attending the wedding of
nor sister, Miss Wilhelmina Hooks
which occurred at Savannah, Ga, re-
GENTLY, also visited her brother, Mr. s..
LLOYD Hooks at Camp Wheeler. She
,crnd him and other Lakeland boys
there husky and hearty.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

The revival at the Myrtle Street
Methodist church comes to a close to.
night, a very successful meeting hav-
lns been held, with gratifying results.
The pastor, Rev. J. D. Major, has been
ably assisted by Rev. l. M. Belt, Of
Kathleen, an eloquent and earnest
preacher Doubtless the good accom-
pished by these meetings will long
be felt in the community.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

ur Egbert Lusk leaves tonight for
,.,,rta Ca, whittier he goes to at
..d the National Convention Of Bill
n.,,ors He will stop en- route home
;. Macon and will visit the soldier
,,,c at Camp Wheeler.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

urs A. B. Carrier requests all sec
Nd and third grade children of the
,,,o,and Morton school who can take
,,r, in forming living Red Cross
!, march in the Red Cross parade
Monday night, to meet her at the
,,te Morton school tomorrow after
,oon at 4:3O o'clock.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

Mr. ). II. Way and family leave to-
morrow for their home in Kansas
where they will spend the summer
harvesting big hay and other crops
on Mr.. Ways Kansas farms. Mr.. WAY
has large property interests here and
spends the greater part Of each year
here.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

Mr. W. F. Malcolm has just re-
armed from Savannah, where he went
n attend the General U. G. T. Coun-
MI He reports fine time. He also
,,vs Savannah is booming, keels for
% ships having been laid there: plen-
~ Of work for everybody and good
wages being paid, which we take it is
GOOD report on good old Savannah
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

,u,s Corinne Patterson will return
sorrow from st. Petersburg where
y" has taught very successfully in
~ =, uigb school the past term. Her
- friends will be delighted to wei.
- her back home again.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION

The U. S. Civil Service Commission
will hold an examination for clerks
and carriers on June %, 1918, at Lake
land, Fla, to fill vacancies in the post.
Office in that city. The examination
is open to all who meet the require
ments. Application blanks and full
reformation, including sample ques-
tions, can be obtained from the secre-
tary, Local Civil Service Board at the
postoffice, Lakeland, Fla, or from the
secretary, Fifth Civil Service district,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

rev. L. D. Lowe is attending the
General Conference in Atlanta this
week. He will not return in time
Tor services Sunday, but the morning
hour will be devoted to the Children, !,
LAY exercises and in the evening DR..
}. Edgar Wilson will preach
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

-, I F. Roberts Of Dade City is
,,rs her sister, Mrs. W. H. Sims,
''' .so Lake Mirror Hotel for a few
u Mrs. Sims is the proprietor OF
''s oopular hostelery.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

The Reading Circle of the First
Methodist church will meet Monday
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. NJ
c.. Waring. Mrs. Watson will be the
reader.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

-. G. l.. Oglesby,. r. R. Kline and
= Smith are among the Lakeland
y ,ooS attending the State Medical
,..ociaton at Tampa.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

:, w A. Tomlinson, of Fort
>" is in the city the guest of his
~N ,,s Misses May and Clara Tom
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17
RECRUITS OF THE HOME GUARDS

RECRUITS OF THE HOME GUARDS
There will be recruit drill this ev-
ening at the usual hour for all re-
cruits and others of the company who
need this extra work. On account of
the Red Cross Parade in which the
Home Guards are to take a part, the
regular drill Of the Home Guards will
be next Monday evening at the usual
hour instead of Tuesday evening.
CHAS. M. JONES,
Captain, Company B. Home Guards.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17
Lakeland
LacOnicS

c. Lee has gone to ITALIA
>" on a three or four days bust
Ass trip.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

Tildenville and Oakland are snly NY,
ming cucumbers very raplo'' ""'
seemingly at good prices.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17
Announcement!
The Puritan Bakery
of Lakeland

HERETOFORE CONDUCTED BY MEssRs. COOPER SOLOMON
WILL ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, 18TH BE OPERATED BY
EDGAR w. RuGG (LATE OF LOS ANGELEs) WHO HAS &C.
CURED THE SAME BY PURCHASE THE NEW MANAGER so.
LIGHTS CONTINUANCE OF THE BUSINESS ACCORDED THE
PURITAN BAKERY IN THE AND TO ASSURE TO OLD AND
NEW CUSTOMERS THAT NO EFFORT OR CAPITAL WILL BE
LACKING TO MAINTAIN A HIGH STANDARD PRODUCT AND
GIVE TO ALL RESIDENTS OF LAKELAND AND VICINITY EFFL
GENT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-17

linsOn'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-20
Ia IeBgu2 Re los n;aes
mues:ra q ests9o lei
hGgaday los iBtesSinos
CGsel>; ~ i>xarta de- frutas 81 es-
~ Lii'oso:. MAJ h~"Croraoos
Y cz!eaturieaio5

To*~s Ia ma&res apreciar que e.
.JarY5e Dc iiigcs de- California; es
9, 'a~a7tc IDEAL para los n!6os. des-
9u.s Re aabe!o aGmiNiStGaGo =
O. ~cr Que { ei:cs les G"sta 81 81
or ao-@tzh,e = porque li@1pia per-
icclemao.s : sin c2HSar colicos. los
@ .ar.aros. E.&ados c intestinos tan
&eiica!az &c ,os n;loS.
Ca7a3o 'os vea ma:aumorados,
-ritar's-. caie7turicnto>, con NAL
a1.cn.o % ca&ndo. tcngan asruras,
~ca'cs = 1c2~ua, sonora, s. Gsta cs-
a suc'a. aa,e una cucha-adita de
es.a ,rotensivo "Jara5e de Frutas''
- en- unas cuantas hcras ar-ojara de
.--aaismo toGos los desperdicios
n decomposition. bills agrias y ali
,e1ros .rGi@cst2s, Y yoiver& listed q
ere 4 81 mo perfectamente sano
iyrcc55a. Cuando contraen con
'@c;;5ad IN resf7jado o ~colico, re-
-G"r&e ICe L ArnpleZa del interior
,ase-i ser % prirnero one debe ha-
cersc.
s~!i.,ones de madres tienen s;em2re
i IN Elaro e. "Jarabe lie Higos de
Californian Sahen perfectamente que
IT, cucharaGita administrator hoy
ev.ca a enfeImedad de- niAo mana
u. Pida en- IA Jrosreria n bote-
"a dc "Jara5e De Higos de Califor-
MA" CT IL cual a direccicnes com
r.ctas para los 5ebes. niAos de todas
edades ' aGuitos. Cuidese de las
5-0itaciores q1e Sc veaden aqui Y no
sc dele eaeaEa., cc2siga e. ~genGino,
hceao per Ia California Fig Syrup
Co" ADV.
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In terrible due'o
~uGCsuyuo

\ un ado sc cxtcndia G, Elar. IL
E.easa sabana de plata donde II luna
r~arecia ~iueuctcar con las o,aS.
Is SIS. como 81 nunca ileea-
~ = ~i.r.:2rse. Sc estre'la5an suave.
mc7;c ! l2e cie' Re: har-i1ic acaAt;-
1a3a 81 crya r3rt? sIpec:o" dos nom
Tres ioan E. disput&!se . ~sStocadas,
nc el amer de una mujcr, sino el de-
~ach2 de yivir. VI II ms De eilos
eStaba ACKNOWLEDGMENT c~onccnad0 4
mucrte por Ia terrible asoc:acioH de
los Commanders dc Ia Espadn", V
81 ot~o era G! cncargado de llevar 4
= nr5ct;"a "a, designio.
r. Condo Stewtn. :inairdo rus",
- h25ia enamo-adc ~perdiGamcnte de
n po-onesa De Santa lima, hcTmosa
RIGA heredera acerna dc Quien SC
coN:aban las hi%torias m;ts fantasti-
ces. = : SC habja hecho interesan-
-:s:ma. apartc &c por 81 hcrnosura Y
~ !rio ex,raordinar.o, per csc am
hie?tc &c !cyenda Qle Il cNro,ria.
N ;gaa) Cue e Ccnde Steven. TN
;oye2. Ut gua9o y elegante joyenc!-
20 u ain no p&saba dc los VeIntc
eros. estaba locamente eEamorado de
II Baronesita. : IA que I:abia conoci-
10 ura roche de bale d" carnival,
fanznndo con ella y djcianiola n! dido
1a'ahras mclosas.
Arma3do Leon. Qac tai era e.
hcm5re ~joven, no poseia nj n fol-
tuna fabulcs 50. como e. Condo su II
val. ri un t~itIlo; pero Armando po-
scia ago mas poderoso que TODD ESQ
nara hacerse anlar de una mujer ca
| Drichosa : despreciativa: era hljo
Gel Coronel Leon. terrible JEFF" de
Los Companeros de Ia Espada".
por ESQ aQuella noche Sc hallaban.
srente a frante. el Condo Stewan V
G. Marques Confirm de Lacy. u
Guien estaba encomcndado Q! dar de
! e>.ocadas a! noble rugO para CUE ii
I BaroHesa de Santa Lucia cuedara IL
are de q Y I'M! al hijO de! Coro-
rel Leon.
! Como acab6 esta terrible escena:
, 10 Duedc Ia. saber pid!ends 4 IA
CASA EDITORIAL LOZANO Ia obra
los COMPANEROS DE la ES-
oADA". O Ell PACTO De SAN
GRE. que estari a ia ven;a pr6Ni-
/ mancntc.
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C0mofa5 Ell a~sesin9to.,.
[Vi3ne de Ia "A Ps.)

" .edaha c9c;ma n IN peso, 50 a;ri-
eieron de mala manera al ganaciosc,
G:ciGndo!e 81 toao brusco: para SC
gu;r juganJo tienc listed ne darn0s
cradito."
F~eraaadez, sunerticioso como buen
;,gador esnanoi. saba que durante el
iuego es m"la aombra prestar dinero,
ari me que &c ncg6 terminant@mcnte,
ticiendo CUE al dia siGuiente o mas
,ardc les daria revancha, que por 10
oronto. 10 csido caido.
Esta cortestaciGn 3e Fernandez
acabo de exasperar Z los jugado-eS
: hizo o.c uno de ellos, levan:dndo-
sc del %asiento. eXclamara cicgo de
c6lera: uste& nos ha robaGo, ha JUga-
20 con malaS artes: es listed IN la-
dr6n : ahora mismo EOS va q devol-
ver nuestro dinero.
Naturalmente. el cspaHoi rechaZo
81 cargo con palabras duras, pues era
,aliente. ' levantanGose ~violeatamen-
te de SUI asiento Sc pusc en- act'tud
de rechaZar IN ataque que w. vela
venir: pero no tuvo tempo de haccr
NADIA en- Gefensa, pues cuatro rohGs-
tos hrazos. los De los dos amigos que
10 nabian tornado participiO e2 e!
iuemo, 10 suietarcn per "a esra!da CO.
no tenazas de acero. imposibilitan-
dec de TODD mov:micnto, : la vez que
otras dos manos mas f2rreas que p
cuc'las sc adherian 4 ST. cucllo como
~:antacuicS d paino.
In1c6iatamen.e Fernandez coh1ea-
20 a agoliz&r lcribiemente: las. r7a-
nos que 10 sujctaban Eor el cuello
ap-etaban GAIA vcz mas. mas, hasta
nue la victima, con el rostro an2ra-
tado Y a~rroj&ndo por Ia naTiz dos hi
les dc sanere, rod0 por 81 suelo.
Los asesinos 70 perdieron 81 ITEM
pc; sobre la Marcia procedieron 4
dcspoiar al caGdver de TODD el oTo
cue llevaba encina, re2ogiendo del
suelo las moaedas cue Fernando
habia dejado escapar al sen:i-se CO
gido por 81 cuello.
La misma suerte corrieron las 81
haias que Ia victinia Nevada en- sus
dedos, Y en- cuanto va NADIA tenia
encima el cadaver, que pudiera ten
tar Ia codicia de aqueilos bandidos,
estos, tras I'm breve ccnciliabulo, re-
solvieron hacerlo desaparecer.
rs mi hermano: Sc lie canso ell
caballo."
Cuando entire dormido Y despler-
to, el portero de la casa salio a abrir
Ia puerta para cue salieran los ase-
sinos con su macabra carga, uno de
los Barrera lie dijo: les mi hermano:
Sc le canso Ell caballo." Esto en- "a
jerga de los ~borrachos, quiere decir
cstar completamente ebrio.
POGO case hizc el portero de la ex-
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BAUTIZO.
SJCSGS.

Aver fut Nevada 4 n pila bautis-
nal, en- IL Cathedral &c San Fernando
de c;ta ciadad. una nina hija del Sc
nur Sebastian &c Gorordo V De su es-
rosa IA sonora Esther D. de Gorordo,
4 Ia cual lie ~pusieron por nomhrc
Esther.
Fueron padrinos lie Ia nueva cris,
t;ana FL senior Pedro Dominguez Y Il:
scnoras Josefa G. Vida. de ferHGa y
Sofia \. de D~omingueZ.
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- OIAxS I g
pckeUNALED
NACiM!ENTO

los senores r. T. LoZano Y josef
ia Lucchese, ACADIA dc yer alegrado
g. ..a".. c9Il I n&c;m!antc de IN
ic.moso nino. acaeciGo e. martes IL
rtmo en- Ia casa numero ICT de IA
Gale Carolira. en- donde tieHen es-
r.giec;da su recidencia los j~5Nenes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-20

riic&ciGn Que 81 :e Gaba. Y solo nizo
4;ncap:t CT QUe los iaGividuos que
:alian llcvaban Il cuestas 4 oIro, Ell
vGe.to en- una capa, qlien supu.o
era e. borcacho.
Los asesincs camirarca uncs dos
c@!ercos p2sos. hasta l!egar' al Gale
in de Natzahua!coyot!, en- do1de
~qtaadonaron el cuerpo del desdichadc
,"zpa1c!. rc~rcsando eHtonces uno de
loj 2arrera, :! que viva ea Ia casa
&: a all d" San MIGUEL, : alejln-
dee los o2os cen jiz.."tos turlbos.
rs ha!iadc eli cadaver.
i Il manana s:Guiente, Ct cadaver
&c Fernandez fGG e1con:rado por IN
-an.dsro, quien inMed;atamente do
-@.ta !e clio = "a com;saria mas
cercana. de donde sali0 lUego ell per
scra! DE- riEor en- tales casos y pro
cedi6 Il lcvantar. el cuerpo ' ell acta
ic costumbre.
2&rcera, Ell GueEo dc Ia casa del
cr!men, esta va cn poGer de Ia justi-
cia. al i@ual que su esposa, y Ia po-
iicia sigue las huellas del resto de
las asesinos para hacerlos pagan ca
20 81 espeluznante delito.
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A las $50 dc "a Ao2he funciona-
~on los apartcs de alarma de "a es-
uuina de las GALES Concrete Y Sole
dad para 2visar al cuarte} de bonn
Eeros que el fuego habia estallado en-
ina casa de prestamos que esta en- Ia
cuadra ndmero Glen de Ia Gale Sc
ledad. Las perdidas fueron insight
ficaates.
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REcTlFICACION
Sc nos pide n publication de Is 81
Iienta carta:
Los Angeles, Marco IS. de 1918.
ST.. D. Ignacio z. Lozano.
Sa? Antonio, Tex.

San Antonio, Tex.
Estimado senior:
He leido en- Ia PRENSA del b
Ge este mes, un relate acerca de "a
salud Oct Sr. D. Aware Oregon. en-
% dice que yo Vi q este senior Y
opint cue solo e. doctor Urrutia 10
-odia s&!var. AnDas especics son fal-
Sas; nj he visto al senior Oregon,
ri he opinado acerca de su salud, nj
ts=1Hoco qvien pudiera ~salvar!o, 81
como Sc as;enta ncces;ta de auxilios
m&d;cos. Ruego 4 I'd. por 10 tanto,
sc sirva dar cabida en- su estimable
1~eriodico a estas lineas.
70 oneGo su Affmo alto Y S. S.
Fernando ZARRAGA.
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..G..;cG ~Ciansurado.

n ~p"s;dticG americana intitulado
"Erening News" fu@ clausuc.3o poi
a@&orG2 Dc l2s auIoridades. Dicho pc
-i.dico venia a~tacanio con eaergia
- haaQucro a:enlan Upman, a quien
scaaiaba como c! director del espio-
aaje eli Cuba. Las auto.idades con-
s:je-arcm ore indircctamente los alta
"@cs que cl citado pe-!6dico hac!a
eGr.:2 c: tananero alcntan iban cen
=. c. &25iegno, Du@s que Sc acGsaba
js;c dc prcvaric&cidn desdc el mo
-.cnlc "a G.> 70 daba proridencias
nar2 pcoyede@ .! aryesto de un e!c-
rcnto s25Te quien TN graves cargos
$" haci.n.
Il G.1cyt2r lei "E"e9:ng Ne":s' ha
p.lmctido a. "o3,cgno nc p~roseEuic
n Sd ca71pana y bajo esta pcomesa
&c lie rsraitjri que rcaaude Ia pu-
a':cacio1 Ge 81 ~peciod.to.
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Cuando ~neeesite libros er espanol,
d:rijasc 4 Ia Liberia de Ignseio E
Lo=ano, lis n Santa Rosa Avenue
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4 las 80 .. n. acud;eTon los
Ion,bercs de la estaci6r que Sc en-
cuentra err Ia Gale Sar Alamo 4 SC
fccar IN incendio que SO inici5 Ell
IN carpinteria Que esta en- 81 nu-
nero 4Gl de "a Gale Barrera. Las
ri-didas fueron &c $500.
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Owl Radiator Shop

iPor cue ;ener e. frea:e Re 81
radiado- u5ScEv.do ' TODD ~parcGado
Nosotros usarcS les mttodos dc
fa5rira Y TO 50 veran los pdrcheS
nj las sCi4aau-Gs. kecO%enos !
entregamos 81 trabajo 4 GorIicitio-
Los t-ahaios lie fuera de Ia c!uian
So. atrld,tos con sunla prontlIud.
iEabizrus esra2oli
7S3 Fast Houston st. Or. Z6l.
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Huchcs iafs'ices cus, 10 - SHcr1. ran
VivIao 81 coHr!Eua 5nslsclG Fer g 9en'c-
Ge nc 2o5e- SurcTse y de Szr una c7-s% 20
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