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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23

baiaron los enamoradoS y Il veg
uue entraron Sc dedica-on q areglar
La abandonaGa mansion donde hacla
tanto tempo que no cantaban su
timno dos enamorados.
Fero fue precis1mente en- I'm mo-
manto en- que Ell senior Burdlck no
pensaba en- NADIA, cuando entTo,
dando p~ortazos. lanzando gritos ara
dos Y con un REVOLVER en- Ia mano
dieytra. el esposo de Ia sonora Fuller.
Veasa 81 auto y arregiados.
Sc cruzaron las primeras palabras
los dos, v va Sc habian iicho 10
suficisnte para llesar a las manos,
cuando, i1tsmpestivanente 81 senior
Fuller dejo ell anna amenazante en-
una silla Y con toda claridad, diJo
estas ~palabras:
listed. senior. me ha hecho I'm
dano en- mi propiedad. Justo es que
me pague una indemnizacion.
No comprendo,-respondio el
rancheru.
-Pues es bien facil comprendr.
Nj esposa es mi pro2iedad Y listed,
contra mi voluntad, Sc ha a%poderado
de mi esposa quitandome, cuando
menos, cuando menos, 81 possession,
por dos horas.
-Pero Sc Ia iba a devolver,-re-
plic6 el rarchero,
10 creo, bien que y creo. Pero
esas dos horas las tiene listed que
pagan muy caro-.
-iCon mi sangre?-dio el ran
chero.
No. senior, con su automovil.
Ne parece care.
FL senior Fuller le recibi6 e. auto
movil Y I'm minute mas tarue partia
en- e. con su esposa.
e. ranchero, Gespues de hacer sus
~cuentas. le pa-ecio cue era much
aga tan crccida suma. y Sc dlrlglo
a la policia para reclamar 81 caro-.
Fus entoncas cuando Sc entabl0 el
dialogo con eli cual abrimos ell r.
lato de esta ve-idica ' eXtrana .
formation. FL juez no fallo aur :
asunto. pero ell ranchero cree qu>
le bastard entregar al senior Fuller
unas cuantos pesos para d~ejarlo So
tisfecho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
NOTAS VARIASY CURIOSAS

Ell pueblo de Bismark pide al gcbieEno que lie r9mpa Ell
Observation-Disclosures Sc GONNA IN sandwich de polio,
IN suieto iue.. sujeto por Ia policia.-Un taEdio des-
cubbrinaiezso puede eehar a perdey cinco Enafrimo1los.
-Cuando lego que HindembuEg habia muerto, Sc as
iixio CON e: gas en- III cuarto, en- III cuaTto de nora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
ESpRITISGO

CayicCs del Reg SalocL7 ..-.----. } V.SS
Oicc:eua=io Irie-na- Ccutene S-acia
hlazea. roia = negra. aY27e!ones.
rte.
n,zna y Ritual G. = Alta hasia. Con-
s,ec. e. .-.zngu o &c Ssicnac. = ca
5Sia- el Ts-o- ~scc-e:os Gel exi'o. ne
rpasacia. etc. : DIV
Enchiridiores. Crinortos Y sen;aec-os > o'o
u Dragon RoT. O sea e. ate lie man
e pode- DEL P~ersanien;o. Su dcni-
n ne- los
q Libro Irte-na.- Tratado de IS Glen
ciss oer.,ss. Con:ieae ei iibco dc San
Cin-iaro. C.avt-ula &C SaloEon. -i
Dragon aojo : Il Csb-a Internal
e Ve-+.aero Dragon Ro;o. EneaT-
>zn,en;os. racdo &c haeerse icvtsiAe.
etc. .-.,--.. ; S-oo
Ia G-an var:ta AdiSiaaco.a -. ) 0S5
L;sro Masno &c San Cipriann. EGicion
i:n;ea Y comp.e;a del fauoSo G;ino-
Ia c.avisuia dei Eehiee7o. Q LiD-o
Dc San Cipriano. con iaeiaidhd de a.,
:. c. y,-.a Sup-a1,. ........... 100
49, 10 Man Blanca ............ 5 o.4o
Manual dc Iagia NeS-s .---.-. ; Oso
Scc-asss &c los GS-itoJ. Arte de ga
mar 4 todcs los jreSos ..---..... t-S0
Se.re:os DC Alberto Ct irarde ....... ; $50
SSc-c,os dc Z Prestid:SitSr:on y In
nagia. Le-e.oacS pract;cas de esca-
no;eo : p-estidiEiSsc:6a ..--....-. lU0
S>-rctcs IL; Inferno -----.-.-.... ; 700
Teso-o DC MilaEros lie Is Cruz de Ca
-avaca. VcrGadcra joya del osu!us-
mo { V.o'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23
Maenhfca oportunidad para un Msdico active e ~lnteliSsnte-

. nna " Is ~ %.,"r%n., en- tod" ri TIE., de Texas "a Ell eerico d.
In iuedI.ua y los mcdrns UDi.nen de ella @ranGeS uuida, .porque es cWnn-
ta oue cai spIrrrc pcga II runtsio Adrm1S ESTE consul 10 esA sunahMSh-
tie crrednacU ' cG"ua ron ma nIncroS1 riAmca ioTthala DOT ns "W1MS
eeneut0s q. II counIs nexCana y pOr pesonas que. EMBELLISHMENTS. EtMan
re- TayEo ra rrpyis0 DE- sMa de uperscUnes. lGbOratCro. ahnacen cue
cn compute. fornan IicHs SHpGrailS con IN eNr"cMf nal. GHFana L. 80.
ada v maynfrCo salon de epnra. IgUaInente GESrUnc de IN complete HuImUV
de- Instruments V n"dIcEna& sc Iaha slIacu 81 III lusar sunaHIne cHrl
"a \ gerfectrnenie runocGop or eI phoiro; per isLar a mnclos amos AMOS de- &c . eS
tar rIah:-rEU. IN mcdrO r0npeuTic en- brew" arnf" plHH SFT los sdSo os
dc rosC: los que. pr uiap arpc. Sean Hmy rHtIcdcS, "a que Sc uene Ia IN
,,nI6n de vcnherIJ 1 III prrO sum9uenr, bale. ToD gcnero de-
hes Sc m iarGn a persona d. bIcna Re que los 9lcEr. ian una cha o ma pa
ores r,tos IrHLc iueyo, pucs teau riiraHc del ceccatJ achVO de HI pro
rsGn ancs De pUcoS dS escrnurndo en- la sIgunGte roTnEa: !. u Box ~, SRI
antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23

La GAIA DEL EELoJ.
Esta msSnifica caja es 10 orc .s!leao DO
c2iiiai fiaa, coz 2 tapaS eI:c-iores = tina
~i-te-;a- ?a-a p~-eteger Ii maquina. tieae Ia
co-oua Y "a a-goiia del C!:iR.c -siste1ca, Ell ST.
apar;crcia es !gual i les r~olojes que cuestaD
tres o euzt-o vcces mas.
TEEEGoS VAlToS EsTILoS DE DI5UJo6
DEElENTE5 Z TcDos Son pRECIosoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23


: 80 CESTAvoS CADA ToMo
q Iac6Eni,o Mi.:erio-o
IN Rnbo - 81 Paiacto kr1!
Il Principe juSade-
,! Asslto en- .! Sleeping
e: smo Ro;o
Il Eeredero de EaEle.tnre
81 Secre,o Gel AriEo
q P-esidcn,c de LIS Co'o7-s
e False Snlteado-
/. Doneslla RaptzG-
Z. T-sil de- Me-"
81 Teso-o del EoGhl
II Eiaje dc 3cdas
T., Sa-cr6rtc 6cl Sol
- Tsso-o de! Estado
IN n Raton@-a
e See-eto del :sso-c
<OvELAS DE ChRL.oTA BRAEME
80 CEHTAVOS CADA UNA
tzrcera
ATo=es Suohraes
Cora=on de Orc
Dora
I'm q c-izol del ano-
n ~ Nrnaun de bodas
Eatrc dos Pscados
irveacibie Amor
a Condesa de Cradoc
=. Tentaei6n dc una Muj-r
"a Modc-ns CcHicisata
T., r.srrclE &c Ano-
l4s De5i, qnc una &Gier
S,.rcs del Co-a-o1
:. l7-ha de Amor
sccz ' Parte
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-23

Esgsc,c, 7cr= "LA PREHSA"
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jllio la.--cCu1E
20 vale el honor de listed senior Fr-
Ter?
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
, F0EHyLGEIT At The DREAM

and s5 years are desirable. Under no circumstances will any women under 25 years of age be sent. Candidates
 must be in perfect health. A knowl- edge of French is very helpful. but nos necessary. The '. NJ. C. 4. will as sis, with the transportation and living ot its workers. but there is always minimum expense to each candidate Of $500 1880 a month for .1-identa,s and emergencies and $40 -0- initial equipmenD. A personal in Jery .ew is always necessary without guaranty of final appointment. and the candidate must go to New York on her cvn responsibility. The Gov e.2lens will not issue passports to any wc.,sn under 5 or to any woman
 T@CSe husband. brother. father. or sen : serving with the United States s1--es abroad or al home, or in civ Ian capacity with the Expeditionary c-ces, CT the Red Cross, or the Y. NJ. [. < Anyone wishing to communi- cata on this subject may address Wc12 ens s Overseas Section. 341 Mad .=c- Avenue New York City
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
Attend Fields Sale Monday.-ady
T. 7. CARPENTER
 COMMITS SUICIDE

A report from Deputy Marshal Hagen at Nenana, states that the body of ". F. Carpenter which was discov- cred in the slough about one and one. half miles below that camp Friday .ast, was examined by coroner's iury there Saturday afternoon and verdict Of suicide was returned.
 Carpenter, who had been employed in and around Nenana as cook for he past year and half, was reported missing about three weeks ago. and aside from a report from David Kuhn who stated that he saw him the same day at a point near where the body was found. nothing further was heard from his until he was found Friday.
 Carpenter was brother to the man who committed suicide here some time ago. and brought about his destruction in a similar manner, by severing the juglar vein. He was a member of the --enana lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, and his relatives are reported as resid- ing in Tacoma, Wash.-Fairbanks- News Miner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
r r. [. !. ? NEEDS
 fi% sio'#EAI IN
 FRANCE NOW
\

E3s- mes as many women are -=sd=4 1a '. N [. !. war work in France as arg aaa in the service. ac- ae-ai4e , D- Jean R Mott. general secretary cE ne association.
 Among tha thousands of workers abroad T saW none vho were doing more good and whose practical and aa>elzsh activities were more apprec- iated by both officers and men than ,lle hundreds Q American women serY- ing n connection 9-h cha Y NJ (. 4 said D- Mot who has just returned from n 5x-e2de6 tour c: the war iron: ''Thsx srs. however. fear.g,ly under srs4sd Their number should be in creased f3.rtold Il he immediate fu- -u~s-
 csa..aao1s erg for such help comes EIoa ne Paris office, according s3 E v C- A. reports. If you only knsv me Paris office writes. how terrible $ co refuse request after
 or he Ee,p C women in the -aaG a',ss. Eou 7-3u.d realize that ID -:usz should ba lost in sending them
 -= yN- 4 states the finest
 z 1cDan is needed for this work F.le---..1-=5. u1se.fsa devotion. and 5solucs willingness 70 do the humb- lss- ask. combined with ability 10 rise -s ce. emergency. are necessary for sa1.ss. Qua.iEca-io1s ser by the wo- overseas section. which is re- 1a52 women for his work. arg ca lEe5 az pillows
 "CaE1iiares he-waen -he ages Of 30
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
ATTORNEY SMITH IS
 BARRED FROM PRACTICE
(Fairbanks-News-Miner)


 The time set for the reply of Wm. H. Smith to the action of the Fair banks Bar Association asking the court to issue an order disbarring him from the practice of law in the Fourth Division having been set by the court fer this afternoon. MT. Smith appear ed at 3:30 o'clock and in his failure to make any reply the court issued in- structions conforming with the request Of the Bar Association.
 As a result of this action Mir. Smith will be barred from the future prac- tice of law in the courts of the Fourth Division, and this action will tend to generally discredit him in the courts Of the entire territory as well as the United States.
 aIr Smith was found guilty of ap- prop-:atiEs the funds of the Nenana .odse Of the Loyal Order of Moose and was sentenced to serve 15 months in Inc Federal penitentiary at Mo Neills. He has been held in the Fed eral jail here pending the outcome of his efforts to secure bail and defeat the action Of the Bar Association, but his failure to effect either of these will ID doubt result in his being taken to Seattle to finish his term of sentence.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Services will be held in St. John $ tornorrow at the usual hours.
 II A ,i Morning Prayer and Sermon Subject: The Restoration of The Soul
 7:30 ?. III. Evening Prayer and Ser mon. Subject: The Seriousness O. Rebelling Against the Light
 | cordial invitation is extended u al. 70 attend the services of the church There will be no Sunday School ses- sion tomorrow.
 REV. R. C. JENKINS, D. D.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

Carpenter is about 20 years old. 5 feet 1-2 inches tall and weighs 15O pounds. He has slightly wavy brown hair and his eyes are brown.
 Any information as to the where. abouts of the pair should be forward. ed to the marshals office at once.
 The protabl destination of the pair will be down river and all points be- .ow town are now closely watched. It s not known that they have any sup. plies or means of making a successful getaway.-News Miner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
ga!.F'i.iHr.EHE Ifl
 AMERICA
aIif,T7ia Trains Untraina6 omen for War Service

S--.ee" was chosen by the Ma ..--a' league fer Wo-aa's Service n C-z.5---.a as The watchwori of tha- branch 0: ths organization Service eccord.ng 10 Mrs. Duncan NcDuna. Sac chairman. and Miss Marian Laa.e. executive secretary. has deYe.- 6rc3 +~,o -~aia.ng the un.7a:nad gro- ma a-ias le- for her chosen work.
 = Was discovered -na. hundreds es -o~'sa xho enrolled for service Aaa E'.2inz 10 off zc~ paid O volunteer s--.o1~ sHte2- az s;a-nes; desire c8
 -- use. Man made choice o< par
 lar fields. 32- were ana3.e - pro s.e9 proof o5 experience, The Na-- .--l L.=ag1- .a- }yon.aas Service d. =-1-i--e1 70 2re2a-e ap.ica1-s Ter gAo~a --21sea fields Aa a2p=a, v2s mad -o ne University D. California. as i ras decided -aa- T vas better 10 ac-
 ' sS5ab,lslal standards -a-le~ than create new ones o- -o attempt D >e13uc- educa-iuna- classes which Ta2,d overlap -Ae university work
 -se was ,na5a oe -Ha university -T--as;oa courses Mrs NcDuh5s ex- z-airs An a-algs1a-ac Ve= made 3y
 a5ea tuition was ~a5lce5 cuo-rli-ds The -iG.es 9. .'}s. classes -s--a 31~3--- To 2.ee- tne convenience ee stud eaes, many ot o@aoa were housewives z1,f responsibilities o. women who ware employed l. -elu.4 Tor -.la rs- 51c-ion il lees sae s-1den- agreed -a give Ehe equivalent o- Six months ser rica as cs!i-t 1p3-
 This volunteer 1o=s TO- signify -aa- lae recently trained worker mus consider staying ou- 0: paid employ mea- fo- .Az. period :: means -.e- volunteer service vi! be -:ren ucgz call a, odd moments. This aas been particularly sacc=s>.s. v-i-A s:e-c- graphic work. .o- i2 san Erazc.sco s-eaographe-s aare 1sea furnished without sala-v tc -e,i4t organizations md fer war &o-5
 Tn sddi-5c4s D the s-=n3zra2.lsc course ,hs-e hav- bean courses :n public speaking. journalism f-o train women for publicity work.j c,e-ica, work such fling. sacre,arial. and ac- counting
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

hsvs been arranged 10, z@1a-as so 3I=s 3IeDafHe. the pur- ses Q .s is so help women who
 uz salr 1een ieFt 10 attend 10 @ 41 affairs 3 understand leases. .zae~1s. al6 investments. A simi- se1eat asizh q school of en- @eera.e has eeea made for the in 1- z5o1e2 automobile drivers .1 ze -1e1aa.eal repair shop. The
 :. 5s massag .he training Of sz5 1Ae listing O trained wo- 1et. s3- eapcoYsd organizations or for -sz.7zal ro-k. = the need arises
 t3T existence.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
oSENT THEMSELVES
 WITHOUT LEAVE

4 warning has been issued by the narshal's office to the people of Fair banks to be on the lookout for Roy Estgate and G. w. Carpenter who have escaped from the garden at the Deten- tion hospital where they were working this afternoon, and are now at large
 Estgate, the stacker who was re- centely brought up from Nenana, is described as being 5 feet Il inches in height, weighs 1S7 pounds, is 23 years old and has a blond complexion. His head is close clipped and is of shape commonly known as bulletheaded.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
AT THE HOTELS

REVILLA-M. Arnold. o. Jackob- son, C. Arveson, E. E. Mowrer, D. E. Kinninook, John Holmes. J. Wilmel- bod. L. Darlich, MT. and Mrs. H. C. Iurch;scn. Henry Brown and James Pederson.
 STEDMAN-H. R. Raffelson, T. Berg. o. Swanson, Geo Hunger, Mir. and Mrs. Scrimsher and son, A. Neale T. Hamberg. E. J. zoe. c. Duck, NJ Bereheim, Ben Manvik, E. Lyding, C. Tuin.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

tional Defense, great deal of work
 : being done by girls. They pack parts. stuffing bags with excelsior; work on wire parts; cut copper pieces Bind wires with tape: and solder joints of wire They put the dope" d water -proofing mixture. on wings and body of the plane. and paint the United States emblem on the bodies
 Ley do light carpentering and metal --ork and sew linen on the wings.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

LOST-Last Sunday Black Purse about eleven dollars, Chain with pen. dant set with Opal. Finder keep mon. ey. Please return Chain to Miner Of fce.-adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
'LOOK---
 2OOO Rolls Wall Paper at Half Price.
4TH OF JULY COMMITTEES MAKE
 FINAL REPORT
KETCHIKAN FURNITURE co.

The sports committee. through the courtesy of the chairman, Dr. Dickin- son. reports the following results of the Fourth of July races.
 100 Yard Dash Maude Dunton lst prize $500; Inga Hansen 2nd prize S2.0o. 75 Yard Dash Doris Alden list prize $500: Mary Gilmore 2nd prize s1.00,
 Skipping Doris Allen 1st prize $500: Edith Porthen 2nd prize s1.0o.
 Sack Race Walter Allen 1st prize $500; Harry Williams 2nd prize s1o0.
 Egg Race Inga Hansen 1st prize $500: Odelia Buisa 2nd prize s1.0o.
 Three-Leg Race Jim Cosgrove and NJ. Taylor 1st prize $500; H. Williams and Charlie Cosgrove 2nd prize s100.
 Camel Back Race John and Jim Cosgove 1st $500; Al Nixon and ". Sharpe 2nd prize s100.
 Tourist Race Ole Peterson 1st prize $500; Velna Cool 2nd prize s1.0o. Relay Race Bob Ross s2.50; Fred Peterson S2.5O: Earl Frederick s250; Unknown s2.50
 Rope Skipping Contest Justa Williams 1st prize $500; Viola Cool 2nd prize S1.0o.
 100 Yard Dash Doris Allen 1st prize $500; Maude Dun;on 2nd prize S1oa
 Speed Boat Earnest Stears tsc prize 5000; NJ F Smith Jr. 2nd prize 5000. Caanery tender boat race was wo2 oy the "Kasaan." s5o.oe Committee
 Steve Ragan
 Dr. N. R. Walker
 pr. G. E. Dickinson.
 IFS Yard Dash Race John Cosgrove 1st prize $500; Paul Hansen 2nd prize $1oa
 centipeea Face Charlie Cosgrore 2l00: Walter Sharpe S1G0; Harold Nixon s1.00; Al Nixon s100; Bud Fedderson s1O0.
 Nail Driving Contest Arthur Collins 1sg prize s3.o0; John Cosgrove 2nd prize s15o
 Tug Of War Contest J. Gilmore, T. Gilmore, H. Nixon, Al Nixon. R. Porthen. Bud Fedderson. R. Barquist. NJ Granger. L. Simpson s1.o0 each.
 Committee
 w K Spaulding
 Milton Daly
 Edgar Anderson
 Dr. C. E. Dickinson. lncidentals s1.5o TOTAL s95.00.
 - -
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
TO THE LADIES OF kErcHIkAN

am now located in the rooms ad. joining the Hotel Stedman, where I have fine line of samples of the fa- nous Nu Bone Corsets. I am pre- pared to take orders for fitting in your own homes. For appointment phone 122, or call at my rooms as above stated.-adv If.
 MRS. T. R. NEEDHAM.
 General Manager for Alaska.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
SCANDINAVIAN N. E. CHURCH

Preaching service Sunday even'ng -:5o zt 4 B. Hall. No Sunday school. Al Scznd.navians cordially invited
 !. SLEIFNES, Pastor
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
GIRLS AT IVORY IN
 AEROPLANE FACTORY

In an aeroplane factory in the West investigated by State division of the Womans Committee, Council of Ma
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

FOR SALE-A first class Regent Piano, terms-Moderate, apply E.. E. Sparhawk's Store.-adv If.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

T.eld will offer Monday until all are sold lot of Ladies Shirt Waists, oat Skirts and Dresses for $500 ach.-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
The GRAND Friday and Saturday
 July 5 and 6

Kaysers Italian Silk Underwear and Ladies Trench Hats at Reinert's.-
 adv St.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

Sole agents for Walk-Oyer Shoes ts;-haei Stern post graduate clothing @ia,5s the Specialist.-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

\ lot Of odds and ends at S100 and $500 at Fields, Monday-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

Sunday Morning Services at II c clock Subject for July ': GOD"
 Wednesday evening reading and song service at 7:30. Everybody cor { ally invited.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

Furnished Residence for sale Lot 50 100 six rooms and bath-adv If
 E. E. SPARHAWK.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

FOR SALE-.Two room furnished house with small lot Inquire of Percy Baker, rear of Sparhawk's store.-6t
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

The usual July cleanup begins at Fields Monday.-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

FOR SALE-Established Transfer business. Inquire c. M. Taylor-advtr
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

See F....d's Show Windows tomorrow c: si.o0 and $500 articles. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06
For s1.0O Monday you can buy a Hat or cap at Fields Store.-adv.

So.5O Straw Hats $1.00 at Fields
 adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

One piece dresses shirt waists. coats, skirts, etc, clean up for $500 each at Fields beginning Monday.-ad
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

FOR SALE-2h h.p. Caille outboard motor in good condition. Can be seen at Furnivalls-adv6 6 tp.
 FOR SALE-30 it. gas boat complete Being remodeled at Hoadley Bros. Boat Yard. Very cheap-adv Ct D
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

"M THE BALANCE" five part Blue Ribbon Feature from E. Phillips Oppenheims Novel THE HILLMAN features
 EARL WILLIAMS
 The story has for hero of modern who has always de his native hills little of the outside world or the He learns things the great city what he learned most of all that life living without the woman he loved Mr. Williams has appeared here many graph Blue Ribbon Features but this steps aside from his former ones and gives in place of of mystery strong country arising to the different situations that comes to every
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-07-06

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. Clean and centrally located. Apply at th;s office-adv 2w.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-24
DUBLIN MILL TAKES VACATION
UPON TIE su6GE STiON or

Tire mil of tho 3D. G. Knight Mlilna
romrng NJ puhAH. TeNas. viii be 10
ianlsiill frt period Of five DAYS.
brefuniue today ind ending july CO..
Pa nurauHnco of an order from th. ,n-
lprcemeut division of ibe state food nd
ministation. The testimony uf Inc
bearing disclosed
Thai this concern made sales Of flnuf
tIrins tho wheariese period n TrNas.
hut MAT was q matter FOR which no
penaify could ho inpuscd as The wheat
leFs period festcd mon voluntary Gem
ulianco alone.
Resorts ~ such siice led 10 an in
qtir ns the food administration which
dcfeloped ihe fHc' that the mH had
made lhe saes Ion question without
complying with tle substitute rule
Tho manager claimed 90 hnre been told
hy the food Naturalization inspector
that the ruie was not binding on de
mill This th, Inspector denies "Ro-
eardl'ss 81 what conversation t0nl
place between the gentlemen" saws
Judge Dnnnehnum." the cnfroccment
Vision S. uf thc opinion thaf nn i'm
pnftuut rule designed go c1usefN,
wheat flour. ami which Hls boon pub
lshvd broadcast cannot he easily
brushed a.ide hence thc penalty u
ilil. fIia.s"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-24

Noslc rI1er. ffom Which he cannot
hope go mWDh anoihcr move Go.
NAu PARIS ihis year 10 add go
ih, dilenma in which hc finds
himself. son lndondorfl must
mahiam hi. Zines m Flanders.
where ihc English are becoming
rrs'ifc. md there ARE also sigia
rl activity upon ihc part of ihs
Allies az Mouididior
These arc military Factors in
France ouf of France, che siiu.
aiioH Is n0 less acute from ih,
standpoint Of Berlin Russia j.
aWuk@iae CO, hp- Slovak forces
have DIE upper hond IN Siberia
ana join intervention. io he par
tainsiol ID hy Japan and NH.
lnfci Siaics. ha COTTON beyond
iie p0ni ot mere umnr TIA,
cNam facts are not known. hu'
enough known 90 presume upol
immediate action According =,
dispatches. >oeions revplis has
occurred in nalma'ia. hchouii
aai ilunaary Bulgaria court.
pcaro lmkoy no longer takes z
DIG part l 'hc war Germany il
m i>'aud entirely surrounded rs
Sion an3 disorder. and IL
people are bound go realize soon
tf ~ iaicr chat hope has piyci
Nay fo despair thai The surce
WaN Wt S ihc shortest that th'
price noN win hc smaller ihal
fbr preo WHOM big gums hamne
aNal a iho gaics oi berlin Re
iorc ial there VIII hc pnrioni.
|0f ertHiDr encouragement ihal
uN Me IaFt bod