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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06
MULTADOS

La Corte de Policia VIC aver en- Ia
manana varios casos de juego, de CT
vo delito estaban acusados cinco nor
teamericanos Y nueve chinos, habien-
do sido multados cada uno de ellos
con Ia cantidad de ounce pesos.
Los nueve chinos fueron captura-
dos Dor los detectives Arambuia y
LYONS. en- una asa de IA Gale dc
Laredo. al norte, donde a principles
de IL en,ana fueron ~aprehendidos por
los mismos detectives, otros slete CHI
nos que fueron ~sorprendidos Jugan-
do baraia. Estos jugaban dados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06
CONTINUAL LA CAMPANA
CONTRA Ell VIClO

La policia que forma Ia "Escua-
dra contra Ell vicio' continue traba-
jando energicamente en- Ia campana y
arrestado a los infractorcs de las
disposition correspondence, Ell los
paroues. en- los hoteles y en- las caSas
de huespedes. Aver los detectives
llevaron a cabo la captura de IL vi
ciosos. los cuales estan acusados dc
los s~iguientes delitos: 9 de jugadores'
6 de violacion a los a~rticulos 3 y +
del Reglamento V n mujer ncct!-
vaea. habiendo sido mu.tados: 9 con
ounce pesos, cuatro con velntlcln-
co. una O Glen y otra con cincuen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06
CHASCARRILLOS

Dos muchachas casaderas habian
agotado todos los topicos de CONVEX
saci6n naturales entire mujereS de su
edad. Habian murmurado de 10 lin
do de todas sus amigos, arrancando-
les finas tiras de piel Y NJ dejando,
como vulgarmente Sc dice, "titere con
cabeza". Entonces Sc empenaron en-
una ardua discussion sobre la guerra
V el mando unico. De pronto Estela
dito:
-Pepe. ell Captain de caballeria
que me hace la corte, me aseguro aver
que 10 mas dificil para IN jefe, es
"saber manejar a los hombres."
Columbia, toda sacudida por Ia ri
sa, dijo:
-Inocente paloma. die que me
pregunte Y lie dare lecciones que deja-
rian turulato al mismo Gran Maris-
cal. vencedor de los Lagos Natures.
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TENDRAN BUENOS TRABAJOS
LOS QUE ESTEN REGISTRADoS
EN- Ell. DPTO. DEL SERN1ClO
DE EMPLEOS NADIA MAS

De acuerdo con las decisioneS 10
madas por I'm buen ntlmero de pro-
pietarios industriales Y Tarios miem-
brcs del Servicio de EmpleoS. en- "a
c~onferencia que anunciamos para el
lItimo ~viernes, Ia cual tuvo lugar. CO.
mo tambien 10 diiimos, en- los Salo-
mes de Ia Camara de Concrete, 500
Sc les proporcionara buenos emp!eos
V para cualquier trabajo Sc preferira
a aquellos individuos que estSn re-
gistrados Y que Sc registrar ~posterior-
nente en- Ell DEPARTMENT. del Servi-
clio de Empleos de los Estados Uni
dos. pues Sc ha comprendido que este
es I'm excelente metodo bajo Ell cuai
Sc puede reguiarizar el trahajo en-
San Antonio.
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BALE

Con motive del bautizo de la nina
Carmela, hiia del senior Nicolas Clio.
ria y Vicenta l.. de Gloria, que ten
dra lugar en- la Cathedral de San Fer
nando, fungiendo como padrinos Ell
senior Porfirio Martinez Y la senori-
ia Maria NJ. Martinez, en- Ia casa nu-
nero 541 de Ia Gale del Aqua Sc
efectusra esta noche una reunion in
TINA que dara principle a las ocho v
que Sc prolongara hasta avanzadas
horas de la noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-06
UNA CONFERENCIA SOBRE
, ROSTAND

Manana en- ia tarie, en- el edltlclc
de Ia Association Catolica de MuJere:
rendra lugar la segunda reunion de-
Club Literario "Gibbons'.
Sc Ieeran varias poesias escrltaS
nor los micmbros de Ia a~grupac!on y
Sc discutiran asuntos ~literarios de ac'
tgalidad, ademas de que la senorlta
Maria Decker leera Ina conferences
sobre "L'Aiglon", una de las uttlmas
obras de Eimundo Rostand que mas
resonancia han alcanzado = otra !s
senora de Tomas F. Logan quien des,
arrollara como tema Ell Congrcso dc
Vienna
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cUATRo cAsos DE ATRoPELLos

En- los registros de las oIiclnas dc
policia Sc notaron aver los slgulen-
ties casos de atropellos.
Carlos Marquee, quien fue grave
mente golpcado por un automovil Gu
vo numero Sc ignora porque el chaut-
feur hugo despues del accidente.
Damaso Palendo, en- Ia Gale Flo
res, frente a Ia estacion de Bomberos.
DOR e! automovil guiado por J. E
Wilson.
Luz Trevino por cl caro- que name
iaba Ed. Twombly: habiendole lasti-
mado un pie Y roto los dientes.
Joe Taylor, atropellado por un an
tomovil que operaba un negro, ha-
biendose roto n plerna.
Todos estos lastimados Sc ncuen
tran curandose en- ell hospital de la
ciudad.
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MURIO FULMINADO

Tn electricista llamado c. NJ. Car
kill muri6 antes de aver fulminado, .:
estar tr~abaiando con los 2lamore;
conductores de Ia electricidad en- Ii
Gale Nueva, de los cuales recibio un
tremendo choque.
Carkill fue llevado a su donncilio'
situado en- Ia Gale de Buena vista
ssh. donde Sc lie velo, habiendo sido
senultado aver.
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FUE MULTADO UN LECHERO

E. Juez Buckley multj aver con
"a cantidaG de veinticincc pesos a
Celeste Avila, quien fuG arrestado
Dor cstar acusado de vender lechc
conservando los bctes que Ia contc-
man abiertos. Como es "a segunda
vez u Avila comete Ia i~nfraccion,
el ,Iuez mencionado lie hizo saber que
p Ia tercera vez sc le %aplicarian los
limites del castigo, los cuales son va
muy severOs.
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DIVERSiONES PARA HOY

Teatro Nacional.-Por la tarde. We
rias int~eresantes peliculas Y la Ope-
"a Los Payasos" cantada en- itaIiano
por Maria Fara.
Por Is noche, "Campanone' Y "E!
Senior Duque'.
Carpa Independence .-Esqulna de
las GALES de e. Paso Y S. Pecos.-
Circo y v~ariedades.
Teatro ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pc
liculas cinematograficas.
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INFORMATION LOCAL
LIE ROBARORN LA MOTOCICLE,
IA A UN MILlTAR

Ell Sargento Patton, perteneciente
q las fuerzas acampadas en- ell Campo
Travis do aviso a Ia policia de que
su moticicleta marca Harley DAWSON
pintada de girls, lie habia sido roba-
da en- las Gales centricas dc Ia ciuGad,
cuando entro a IN despacho. La po-
licia procura va localizar al ladron.
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mamiento a todas las enfermeras que
havan terminate los estudios de HI
giene V cuidado del enfermo, para que
las que deseen II a Europa, presen-
TON los certificates respectivos y las
c~onstancias de que podran atender
q su sostenimiento, para darles ms
tr%ucciones con respecto al vIaJe.
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Las mujeres en- labores in~dustrales

Los p~royectos para Ia entrada de
las mujeres al servicio de IA industrial
fueron tambien ampliamente discul-
dos. pero como las opiniores estaban
muy divididas y no Sc lego a un a
cuerdo terniante deciderase en- reu-
nioneS posterlores.
Los que hablaron en- pro del pro-
veto, tratan de colocar 3 las mu-
jeres en- aquellaS labores Industrial
les muy esenciales en- IA actualldad
v las cuales r desempenadas por
hombres, siguiendo con este el eJem-
plo de algunas otras neciones de las
que estan en- la guerra que har
substituted con individuos de- seXo
femenino hasta los mas pesados ira
baios que desempenados por
del sexo fuerte, o cuyas
labores las delicadas mujeres han sa-
lido perfectamente.
FL asunto seguira discutiendose
hasta llegar a I'm acuerdo terminate.
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AVISO

Con obieto dc introducir nueStros nueEoS
sistemas dentales sin dolor. hemos ccavcni-
do On sefalar precios cSpccia!es a todoS
n~uestros trabajos duraate los pr6ximos 10
NEW SYSTEM PAINLESS DENTISTS
306E. e. Houston ST.
liltos del MdnfGttGn RcStcurcnD tAdE.p
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Cuando 81 pccho esta irritado y IL garGan-
"a arde. Is sintima de indigestion > listed ne
cesita tornar HERBiNE para hbrarsc de tan
tas rolestias. Arroja cl aiimcnto NAL diGeri-
do. ~tonifica 81 estomago y p~urifica los intes-
tinos. De venta por Ia Botica San PEDRO,
San Antonio, Tex. -A"''
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Registro Civil
NACTNiENTOS

Una nina del senior T-Tinidad Gir6H y Ia
sonora Emilia ". de Gir6n. en- Ia calie Ar
senal 2lA.
I-ra nina del senior Epitac:o Valdez = &c
T. seIora Severa T. &c VALDEZ. en- n cahc
:. Pecos SIS.
Una nIaa del senior B-igido Monreai ;
AI.ac-acia Lopez. ea II caIIe de e Pzso io2.
Una nina del matrimonio Ceko oiHeEa y
Emilia Flores. en- 1917 Cohma
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AL FIN LA FELICIDAD

Tire tcdas sus medieinas. are
gle 81 ssiud con este remedio na-
tural.
Prcio Espec;al: $500 y SOTO en-
estampilas
EUESTROS CINTURONES
ELECTRICOS SON BUENOS:
para q Reconnaissance, Lumhagu,
Escasez de circulation. Do!or de
Gbrza. Nerviosidad. Dolor de Ri
nona. de! HigzdD y h Veji&s
Dyspepsia, Euferraedades dc Sehc-
Il Gripa- Dolores On ei Pecho y
Espalda- PorSs 81 sanS-c en- cir
erke6n = tcdss sus eafermeda-
des desapareceran. I'd no VEN
Gera 50 einturon por $4,000 dcs-
puss de uSaro una sofa vez.
Compre uno con un giro Postal
En- IA Oficiaa de Co-reos dirigirb 3
n. =. KLEIN. 6D n. Clark St.
CHICAGO. ILL
tsnemos Antilles Reumatieos. Esta
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2AGiNA CUATRO

lie identification, etc. No Sc QueGe sin
els va que Ia puede sdQutrlr a ian oaio
precio. Valdrfa mUy bien s2.G0 Mande
solo SOC. con Su nombre J direction y foc,
"a esIampillaS, o Sc Il enytaremoS c. ID
FISHIEIGH & Co. Dept. :. = CHICAGO, III
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srATRDiONIOS.

Elsco Bravo y Carolina Cara
Eusenio Eduave y Sahara Huer:a-
Miguel Quintaailla ) Angela Rocna-
Felix Barron y T;dah Cara
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CASESE:

CASESE:
, Casalogo de Gamas n~vcanas : os-as
nacIonaIidaG-s extelSa lISC2 &c kerrro-
SOS nompre-
Mande UN DOLLAR Y le envla.euos .
vuelta de eOr1eo. Eaestro complete. "a
t:lo=o Matrimonial, son desc-ipciones
! eompleras. &c nuchaS jSvenes y alEc-
mas vioGzs. cue bUScan 4 un ra-ido
prepos : hoa-aSo. Puedc listed ec-ibir
a cuaIq9ie-a de elias y cont-ae- u e.
IL m~atrincnio en- muy b-eSe tempo.
f! Sosot-os. por nGcSt-a parte s2roS per
scnas -ecomtutaSls, nuest-o neEec;o
esti basaGo scbEe IA konraGez y !rssiti-
r,;GaS asi e. gue 10 dele Que u psSUe-
ne can:iGad &c UN DOLLAR si-va ca es-
to-5o - una probable EEL1CIDAD Ma
4 TRTMOSiAL- EScrih2 hoy risno 3:
/ COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
P. o. Box 45s. Venice. Cal
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"A PRIENESA
DIARIo POPULAR INDEPENDENTS
PRECIOS DE SUBSCRIPTION
En- los Estados Unidos. Mexico. Canads
Crha. Puerto Rico. Panama. y Lac
islas Fihpinas:

IN apo : S-vo
SEES meSde o.os
1ESS nDeD ss-- N
En- Centric y Sur Am:rira ~(eIeeptando
Panama.. Europe > hs dennis paises con-
preadidos en- Ia uri6n Portal Gntversal:
IN ano 49,
Sels mS9S S-ss
Tres meses Z-sv
LA PRENSA prbiiEa Elnbien ula ediclor.
semanarin. los microbes. siecio los pre-
rios lie Subscription
En- los Esrados, Cn:6cs, Gsxiso, Csnsda'
Cuba. Puerto Rico. PaaanS. s E:iiriras:
IN ano 5 Loo
Seis yneses ..... ...-.s- ......-s..-.- Wv
En- Centre = Sur AmSriea- leIcc2tuSndo
Panama. Europa etc.:
Los pages 6eSen haeerse por aaeisntSto'
en- giro postal o de Express. csrta cert-
feada 0 lstra sobrs Nuera York. Los pre-
clos &c suscrip;con son en- dinero arner'cano
0 81 equivaIencia en- ronein del pals de au'a-
Se Sc jclicite ell ~periodico.
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OEFCSCONES.

praxedis Corpus en- IL casa s!tuada en-
L. esGrina de las Gales Hidalgo y Pinto.
David Sslas Perez en- rs &c Ia ATen+da
Main.
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iQUI ESTA-LO QUE I'D.
SIEMPRE HA DESEADo-

Una carera de
identification Y
de Combinacion,
por solo sec I'm
articulo de YER
dadera comodi
dad para mule
res Y homDres
ESta cartera tie
ae lugar apro-
piado: para bi
LleteS de banCo,
eStampinas, ca
lendartO, f3rietd
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tsnemos Antilles Reum5tieos. Esta
Precio especial: $500 CADA UNo.
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OLD PHONE, TRAVIS 24I1.

| Entered as ~second-elass matter February
y. 1913. 81 the Poet Office at SaH ASto-
no Tax under &c Act OF March s. 1876.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-02-08
AIR FEATS OF THE LAFAYETTE MEN

mense pressure on the under side OF
their wings. In some acrobatic man
euvers ! was trying the other day /
made mistakes and caused the machine
to stall and then fall In such a way
that the full weight was supported by
the upper surface--by the wires which
In most machines are supposed merely
to support the weight of the wings
when the machine is OH the ground.
"Yes, the Spad Is a well.bullt ina.
chine, the nearest thing to perfection
In point of strength. speed. and climb
ing power I've seen yet. or course it's
heavy, and that's why they put 15O- go
horse power in them. The other school,
that Of light machine with a light
motor. depending for its success on
lack OF weight rather than excess of
power. may supplant the heavier ma
chine In time: 1 can't tell.
Yesterday there was a review here
In honor of Guynemer. and decorations
for the pilots OF the group who had
won them. Three Americans received
the CrOix de Guerre-members OF the
Lafayette Escadrille. Lufbery, the
American ace, carried the American
flag presented tO the escadrille by Mrs,
McAdoo and the employees OF the
treasury department. besides the two
aviation emblems OF France. He was
called to receive his decoration for
having In the course of one day held
seven combats. descended (six) one
GermnR plane In flames. and forced five
others to land behind their lines,
(Which means tina: he Is officially cred.
tied with one-his rhirteenth--and that
the other FIVE, though probably brought
down, do not count for him because
there were not the necessary witnesses
required by the French regulatory
"AvIators are not very military. The
chief OF one Of the escadrllles was COM
mlsSioned 10 command the mechanics,
who are plain soldiers with rifles and
steel helmets. for the occasion. He is
bit OF clown and amused the entire
gathering. kidding with the officers.
The pilots of each OF the Ave esca-
drilles were In more or less formation,
most of them with hands In their peck
cts for Il was chilly. and presenting a
mixture of uniforms unparalleled In
Its heterogenelty. Every branch Of the
service represented endless personal
ideas In dress.
Spent Their Holiday In the Air.
Because of the occasion, repose had
been granted to the entire group for
the afternoon. another group taking
over our patrols, So that after the
review every one had the afternoon to
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-02-08
Important TO Nnothars
"See?"

There is little word used i
versatlon by the careless, the i'm
that, In the way it Is used, nds
Milwaukee Journal, is almost i
lest, the most senseless exp.
in the language. See?
Use Of this word at the end oil
sentence in conversation SERVES
to clog the thought. See? I'd
ignorant thrust it in, as If 4
themselves unable to put their
into clear English-see?-as II
felt the other fellow were not {
what they wanted to say. SEX
ninety cases out of a hundred
merely insult the intelligence
nearer by their insinuation til
can't understand and follow theh
pie train of thought. See?
There is no need of mentiOnil
name Of the silly little word.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-02-08
Try Socks, Their

why don't you give him !,
renT"
1T isn't cold hands he has. +
feet"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-02-08
USES oVERCoAT AS BANK
Negro Proves Ownership 10 earr.n.
by Disclosing Location Of
Savings.

New York,-Monroe Smith. a negro
Insisted In the court Of special sea.
sions that he had not stolen the over.
coat OF Leslie Davis while he enter
tnined Davis in his home Smith sa,d
the coat was his own property and he
had right 20 pawn Il.
can prove I own the coat" said
DAVIS There IS nine dollars sewe3
Ia the lining"
Promptly the justice ordered the
lining ripped open and the ,r,nar
was found.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-02-08
Year of chrlst,s Birth.

History tells us that for 500
the Christians had no calendar d
own, but reckOned the years acc
to the customs of the nations to-
they belonged. The Roman Chm
used the "Anna Urbis Condidi
year of the founding of Rome, to
from; others counted from the
OF Diocletian, calling it "the Era
Martyrs" and stHl others usI
calendar of the COpts of Egypt.
sixth century, Denis the Little. d
monk living in Rome, made a ID
counting from the IncarnatiOl
date of which he fixed at 753 Al
So we commonly say that Ron
founded in 1913 B. G. At the bed
of the eighth century. the veHI
Bede pointed out that this was
torical blunder. But no gener
tice was taken of his criticism, 4.
error has continued to this day
toric facts have enabled mOden
ars to determine, without mud
sibility of doubt, the exact wear
birth Of Jesus, and to place it al
we call 3 B. c.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-02-08

>~~~~-~~~>S~-N~~~~~~S
waste-a sunny day. which is quite
unusual this month. Within q half
Ing order was In the air, forming into
groups and then of for the lines, just
! looking for trouble-vOluntary patrol,
they call 1t. Which opened my eyes
bit as to the spirit in the French avia.
ton service after three years of war"
In another letter, written December
!. young Walcott says:
II tried to give you some idea Of the
strength of a Spad in a letter a while
| ago. At home people speak of factor
of safety, meaning the number of times
stronger the machine is than is neces-
| sary for plain flying. The Spad is made
so that a man can't bust 1t, 10 matter
what he does In the air-dlve as far
and as fast as he can and stop as bru-
tally as he can, II stands the racket
OF course. motors do stop, and If IL
happens over a mountain range-well
that's just hard luck.
Have had few patrols since last
| wrote. One at big height-4,000 to
4,5OO meters, considerably above the
clouds. which almost shut out the
ground below; wonderfully beautiful
sight, but beastly cold-and a couple
when the clouds were low and solid
The patrol stays at just the height of
the clouds, hiding In them, slipping out
again to look around. II 1t stays be-
low the enemy antlaircraft guns pep
per II whenever near the lines, and at
low altitude that Is rather awkward,
so the patrol shows itself as little as
possible.
TITS lots of sport to try to keep with
the patrol; be behind the chief of pa
troll, see him disappear, and then bump
into a fog bank. low-hanging cloud,
and not see darn thing. Then dive
down out Of the cloud, wondering
whether the other guy is right under
meath or not dart out of the cloud and
see him. maybe 500 yards away, going
at right angles. Then back up and
turn around fast and give her the gear
full speed to catch up-and so on.
See a Boche regulating artillery fire,
start to mRneuver into range, and,
zip; he's out of sight In the clouds,
and the next you see he Is beating II
far back OF his lines. Not very dan
gerous this weather, but lots OF fun"
In letter from the front, dated
November 80. the following passages
occur:
Yesterday was Thanksgiving day,
and, praises be the Lafayette bunch
invited me and my partner to dinner,
or rather to the feast. They have the
most remarkable chef. Soup and Ash
prepared the way for a most remark.
ably big bird called the turkey, barri-
caded by chestnuts. And then a plum
pudding regular American one-and
as good as I ever tasted. l sat Mt the
table with Captain Thenault, Lieuten.
ants Thaw and Lufbery. and some
Frenchmen.
IAN early patrol this morning, de-
spite low clouds, Lots OF fun II was,
ducking In and out OF the clouds, keeI
Ing from hitting other machines In IN
clouds and from losing the patrol. Saw
n few Boches hut all they had TO do
was TO slip up out Of sight when the
patrol approached. Every now and
then their antiaircraft guns would
blaze away bit but there was lots of
room for them to miss and for us to
leave the place they were shooting
at"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-02-08
RECIPE FOR GRAY Hll,

To half pint of water add I
Rum, a small box of Barbo ~
and u OF. of glycerine. ANY Dr.
put this up or you can mix Il a. y.
very little cost. Full directions 1
ing and use come in each boy i
Compound. 1t will graduaIlv
streaked, faded gray hair, and MI,
and glossy. 1t will not color the seaS
sticky or greasy, and does not rub NJ
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up
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KILL DEER TO REDUCE COST
Chippewa Falls Park Board Forced 70
Stay Because Of Cost
Of Keep.

chippewa Falls, wiS.-An ipcres..
in the herd Of deer at the public nark
in this city and an increase in the COST
of food for the animals. has csuse.i
the park board 10 have 1--WE of tiA deer
slain and the venison placed on sale
TN one Of the markets. Permission 70
kill the deer had to be obtained from
the state conservation commission.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-02-08
Two Views

man." chirped the optimist.
animal that laughs"
And" growled the pessimI,
has little enough to laugh alb
that"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-02-08

Eeon|
iIl
Amah
ID a
piay.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-02-08

This type ot gHmeru which no dauh,
will be used by American ayiauon
corps men Ter Reconnaissance work
Is attached To the alrplaue and
Is operated by the pulling OF strings
or the pressing ot buttons The cnm.
era Is almost automatic. as everything
can be sat In advance aud the eptlrn
operation ot taking the picture Is the
pressing ct the button or the pulling
OF the strings The camera makes an
almost perfect view oC the terrain ana
Will be Invaluable In the Reconnaissance
work ~ the army. The camera is
loaded with plates and u number "
pictures eHn be taken SUCCESSFULLY with.
out additional work. A British royal
uyins corps man Is In the machine.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-05-04

sta, espongono ogni giorno la To-
10 vita al pid gravi peIicoh. Mes
sumo di loro che saluta il sole che
. nasce, sa Sc potra, ALA sera, salu-
tare il sole del tramonto.
Dovrebbero penSare anche
nostri connazionaH che rimango-
no Indifferent ed apati di fronte
allo spettacolo sublime di un
gTande paese in armi che 81 pre-
para febbribilmente a combatte-
re per una mobile causa; dovTeb-
bero pensare che il duello ingag-
giato e TERRIBLE; che 81 combatte
per la vita per la morte che,
dalPesito di questo immane duel
10, dipende Pavvenire del monde.
E Pesito non potra non essere
a moi favOrevole, Sc tutti indi-
stintamente i cittadini, in questa
ora suprema, sapranno compiere
il loro dovere.
II dOvere dei'Ora era di sOtt0-
scrivere al terzO pTestitO della Ii
berta.
Ma Sc per compiere il nostro
dovere non sono sproni sufficien-
ii per moi bisogni della patlia,
il pericolo mel quaIe essa versa, Ia
santita della causa per cui essa
combatte, caldi e fervidi appelli
che risuonano continuamente al
nostri orecchi, tragghiamo alme-
no fOrZa ed ardore dall'esempio
del nostri stessi nemici.
Pochi g.iorni sono ci dicevano i
giornali che la Germania aveva
coperto sorpassato rottavo pre-
stito nazionale; che il Governo a.
veva richiesto al popolo tire mi
liardi di dollari ed il popolo ne
aveva elargiti tire miliardi e Gin
quecentO milioni.
In questa solidarieta, i'm questo
entusiasmo, in questa comunan-
"a di intent sta il segTeto del
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