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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
THINGS THE fApvp,
80, - DO ~ FENl.I \Iv
,r. e ". Grown, Actine Farm
.kgrnt.)

.hgrnt.b
T. Finish hrcaking tho land
Haul ont all b,ruyard ,.e,,.
Sow oats, bushels Der acr,
rlaui irish Potatoes. ~
-hrl- p"r acre,
: Test all field AMI garden sa.,I
t. insure stand.
ii. I'runc the orchard
st a few hens or HE incuA,
tor.
y. SOW onion seed or put GU, III,
.ptS
. Set out rost-pruof cabbas
the last of the month.
Ia. Make hot-bed.
Ii Buy Il few War Sayin,
stamps.
II. Get acquainted with n
county and get farm bulletins on II
CROPS YOU are to grow.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-02-22
Hupmobile--:

4 car that will take you thcrs'
anI bring Aou back, with tn"
Srr:,,s-t comfort possible for
the price. Pow ,rfui motor.
Built for hard service and all
around H." in every season.
Runahout> and Vouring Cars.
Prices from Si,3GO. up, AT the
Factory.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08
rs TO THE USE OF
YOUR REFR1GERATOR.

Many housewives have learned
from sad experiences in loss of per-
ishable foods that next to the ice is
not the coolest place in the home
refrigerator. To the housewife who
has not had this experience the
Food Administration gives this ad-
vice.
Many put their butter and milk
| right next to the ice because they
think this is the coolest place, but,
as matter of fact, the coolest
place is at the bottom of the refrig-
orator. Hot air rises, and air that
is not being constantly purified by
circulation around the blocks of ice
is soon unfit to come into contact
with the food. When the warm air
in the refrigerator rises it carries
with it impurities and moisture
which are absorbed from the sur
/ face of the food and which if al
lowed TO remain in the air spoil the
ASCt' nv al "hlSn 10 wal Il6u Dy
passing over the food comes in con-
tact with the ice where the moist
ure is condensed upon the surface
and the impurities are carried off
by the melting ice. The air is thus
dried, cooled and purified. The
cooked air Immediately descends to
gather up more moisture and inn
purities, and thus the process is re-
peated continually.
at is advisable to allow heated
food to cool. off before placing it in
the refrigerator, If put in when
warm it raises the temperature of
the refrigerator higher than u
should go, and melts ice unne@ssar-
ily. The trapdoor thru which the
moltage passes out at the bottom of
the refrigerator should be kept in
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08
EEK. lie is holding a good

iet last week He is holding a good
jy quantity for seed; he had q fine
quality.
w. II. Nichols, northwest of Mex
leo, is getting ready to put in a nice
acreage of wheat this fall--if it
rains sufficient that ne can break
the ground. He had a good yield Of
wheat this year
A. N. Day, northwest OF Mexico
says it cost him about $3.50 to bale
his straw this year--he invested in
u new 1aler. He expects to bale not
only this year but next year and the
next. No man should burn his
straw, whether the Government
would prohibit it or not; there is a
use for it. Don't burn your straw
Charlie Tanner, out at Skinner,
raised $50 bushels OF wheat this
year, they tell us. Charlie is some
farmer besides storekeeper.
Kelly Wilkereon raised navy
beans last year that brought a yield
equal to $40 per acre. He has a
good crop this year
F. W. Isgrig has so acres of bot
tom land corn that is coming fine;
caring out, and no drouth can hurt
it much. lie also has four acres of
navy beans that viii bring him q
profit, he thinks, Of near $4OO. He
also has three acres of cane which is
promising well
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08
FARM AND LIVE STOCK.

Val Erdel, Jr., hauled two loads
Of corn to the Mexico market last
Thursday. Mr. Erdel is arranging
TO remodel his dwelling houso-wiIl
make it model farm home
Heitz Young, near Paris, sold a
mule colt "A months old, to J. II.
Mari of Kentucky for $500, the
highest price ever paid for mule
of that age in Monroe county, it is
said. Jo L. Pitcher of Long Branch
bred the colt, selling it for 1925
when it was but three days old.
Walter Peck, near Meico, has six
acres of navy beans that he thinks
will bring him $1,000.
George and Graham Robertson
had 2,o55 bushels of wheat this
year.
H. /. Britt reckoned that his 40
acres of wheat would yield him
even 800 IL S; the yield was ex-
actly $40 busho'=. He has been sell
ing it on the Rush Hill market at
$2.12.
H. I. Britt had 80 acres Of oats,
The average yield was 3S bushels
to the acre,
Noble Barnes made the remark
Monday: This drought is cutting
the cars ofcorn shortea>syery hour"
Fred Roberts sold two car loads
of hogs on hest Louis market last
week, getting $l9.2O
Judge H. T. Squirting sold 1,4oo
bushels OF wheat on the Mexico mar
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08
CAN You BOSS A TRACTOR?
Free School of Instruction On Trac-
tor Operation at Missouri Fair.

Sedalia, Mo. July 29.---F. E. Good
win, editor of"Farm Machinery and
Farm Power" st. Louis, Supt. De-
partment of Farm Equipment at
Missouri State Fair, Aug. 10-17 has
arranged for valuable innovations
in his department, being a Free
School of Instruction on the opera
tion, care and management of strac-
tors, motors and power-driven
farm machinery. A half dozen trac-
tor and motor manufacturers, with
others, have agreed to cooperate
in conducting this school of instruc-
tion and will bring experts from
their factories qualified to teach
the novice to operate and care for
these giants keeping them in order.
This school will be conducted un-
der canvass pavilion, four ses-
sions daily, and every visitor will
be privileged to receive this in
struction absolutely free.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08
ACTUAL SALE OF w. S. S.
HAS BEEN 100000

Audrain County has actually sold
War Savings Stamps to The amount of
100000, it was announced Monday.
The county's total allotment for the
year is $4,000, and Chairman Fred
A. Morris, expects this quota to be
exceeded by 100000 or more. There
are almost sufficient pledges to as
sure that the total sales will be this
much in excess of the actual quota.
The 100000 sales include $2sO545
in War Savings Stamps and $7,O95 in
Thrift Stamps sold by the post offices
in Audrain County They also include
$4,000 in w. S S. purchased by Au-
drain County banks from the Federal
Reserve Bank OF st. Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08

If the bone dry amendment
passes, the government will lose
100000 in revenue taxes. But
the public will save 100000, 900
in drinks. If the price of the drinks
should be put into thrift stamps
will the government make or lose?
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08
} FEDERAL LAND BANK LOANS

Would you be interested in a
6 farm loan running for "a years
& at a 5 1-2 per cent rate, repay
Il BILE in easy installments and
= with prepayment privileges?
+ The Federal Land Banks
+ were created for the farmer. 1t
= For further information see
Il is to your interest to investi-
= gate their plan.
+ or write S. NJ. SHARP, Secreta-
" ry-Treasurer of the Audrain
e County National Farm loan
+ Association, Mexico, Missouri.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08

Johnnie Ecton of Coffeyville,
Kansas, spent Sunday here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Eeton.
He goes to Washington University
in St. Louis August Is as volun-
-teer in war service for Uncle Sam.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08

Misses Elizabeth Martin and
Katherine O'Brien are visiting i'm
Colorado.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs, George Coakley
spent Saturday night and Sunday
at the home of the formers sister,
Mrs F. L. MeGee. west OF Molino.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08

A. ]. schroll, formerly OF Farber,
this county, mas our thanks for
fitzgerald (Ga) papers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08

place, because if it is broken or lost
constant stream of warm air is
allowed to flow into the refrigera-
tor"
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08
WANTED!

Secondhand grain drill, without
fertilizer attachment.
w. II. NICHOLS, Mexico, Mo.
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Los cabaIleristas de Lopez ~atacaron Ia Est. de FaIaEs

Giio cue tenian que entregarlc EN-
te mil pesos. o que de 10 ~coutrario
todos serian fusilados.
I'm ccto de bGrbGr;e
Los rebeldes. Cbedientes al m-nda
to de ST. jefe, cogieron al seE.or lara
GOA :; i IL csposa de este y los sa-
caron de la estaci6n. EN- tanto gu" al
cunas familias intercedian por c! !cs-
dIcnadC m~atr:aIClIo, cCsa Que cNasQ4-
r. ii cabeclllG Easta cl grade d. i4e
dino cclI voZ de tr;eGo que los cue -
tercedieran por aquel vieio tai 3"-
cual' seriar fusilados.
La barbara oTden Sc ilevo a cfec-
to: el senior Zaragoza y su anciana Sc
nora fueron fusiladoS por I'm grupo
de rebeldes, z uno cuantos metros de
la estaci0n. en- prcsencia de los asEs-
tados pasajeros que T. en- 81 MO
ya2ia mujercs.
.iigunas personals que han ileS2do
a csta capital. dicen cue 4 todos pas
no ell valor cor que el senior Zaragoza
Y su senor raciDieron las descargas
de los a~saitantes. "a Que nj el nj ella
7.die-cn compassion de sCs aSes!nos.
";2etirese todo CT mD"do.!"
Segdn esos mismos informes. pa
rlce que ell Amino del cabecilIa influ-
v6 r.ucho Ia sangre fra dc las VIC
tirlas = que Sc arrepintio &c su CO.
barle accjon va cuando estas haDian
sido inmolaGas, pues en- seglida de
perpersdo el asesinato, sin seguir
cxigiendo Ia suna de dinero que ha-
bia senalado, dijo en- recia roz dirl-
giendose a todos les pasajeros que es-
taban envueltos en- ei Gordon de ban
doleros: "iRetirese todo mund0.'
Mas que de prisa todas las tamllias
Sc a!ejaron de IA estacion. Ia que en-
seguiGa fue :ncenGiada por los rebel
des, huyendo estos con rumoo a -
sierra despues de comst;da la accion.
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Po- Co,reo. ra-a IA PEENSA."

POI Co,reo. para Ia PEENSA."
CIUDAD VICTORIA. TAMS.. y
de Agosto.--En las oficinas de los fe-
rrocarrilcs en- esta ciUdad Sc reclblo
aver la not;cia de que Ia estaclon de
Cara Valdez. sobre la Inca ferroca-
"~rilera entire es:a ciudaG y la de Mon
1array. fue asaltada por una partlda
rebelde al mando del cabecilla Anto-
Mo SANCHEZ, segunGo lie Eugenio Lo-
peg.
Los rebeldes, que + 4 en- numeIo
considerable, cayeron sobre Id retc-
riGa ~estaci0n en- los momentos cn que
esta Sc hal!a5a plena de vlaJeros que
e~speraoan el tren de pasajeros que
venia para esta localidad.
Dos .Anciaros jueron fusiIedos
Entire las familias que esperaban
en- dicha estacion el paso del tren de
pasaieros. todas elias ~procedentes dc
las h~aciendas innedietas. sc hallaban
Ell rico hacenGaGo de Monterrey Mel
quiadcs Zaragoza. en- companla de su
esposa.
Los reDelGes- en- cuanto sc acerca-
ron a la estecion : Sc dieron cuenta
de que los pasajeros ~pretendian huir,
los encerraron a todos dentro de un
Gordon que ellos misnlos formaron
con un ouen nunlero de u hombres,
Y en- seguida ~procedieron 4 despoIar-
los de TODD 10 de valor que lle1eban.
In ancidno ircsci6lc
Cuando lie TOGO 81 tUrno al senior
Zaragoza, este monte en- c6iera. sin IL
gurarse ell pel;g-o a que Sc exponia,
= dirigieudose al cabeci!la rebelde 10
;ncrepo d~uramente llanaadolo bandl-
do.
Ell cabecilla, furioso ante la acusa-
cion que lie srrojaban i Ia cara. orde-
no u Ell senior ZaCagoza fuese fu-
silado embellishments, en- tanro que,
dirigiendose a los dennis vistrrcs. les
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Mexico. I'd. tiene Geracho 4 u Sc lie
circumstances ir:prevista COMO ausen-
fe-a,e1gd . cuslqr:e-a otro mcslvo. no
ANGELES MERCANTILE CO.. lie
LES MERCANTILE CO., Sucursal de
10 siempre fielmente con esta obAga-
mo!estia. gasto o psrGida de tempo;
IS verGad, kemoS r~esuelto dsr q ~
es cierta = al efecto Ecs compcc-
LIARS 4 IA persona cue nos 8snau2s-
CO. de 20l y. Main ST. LOS AEGE-
ANTILE co. SUcursal de ll2 - A.
TEXAS. han :er:do aiSuna vez n
6 biea que Ell conpra6or de uns
obl!gaGo z er1plecr los services de al
le de a AucorGad, etc, para reclamar
nero; Y para que ests promesa 10 que
QUI&-ENTOS DOLLARS en- e!
cado 6e daposito No. -, cuya fctoerafia
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Lis de Bnmosc cue veuden gHs soheM exrop aadeos en- Phfau Gro mexcanoF orbs Agehes de
LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE COMPANY.

Trinidad, Coio. The International State Bank
The Denver Stock I6cds Hank
Rocky Ford. Colo. The Guaranty stare Bank Of
Windsor. Colo. WaisearrrS
Kansas City. No. The First National BAL:
Garden City, ksns. First National Ba-S
Kansas City. Nc The Commonwealth Na.:onal
hansas City. io. Bank.
Saasas City. kans. The First National Bank
Atchinson, Hans. Southwest Boulevard State
Lawrence. ksns. ., Bank
Topeka, kars. Merchants Bank
Ottawa. Hans. .....Argentiue State Bank
Independence, Hans. Exchange National BAN
CheTryTa!r, kaas. Peoples State Sank
Farmers National Bank
Se!ina, kans. ...... First National Bank
Abilene. kans. E. .C;ttzaDs National Bank
Arkansas City. the Horne National Bank Of
Kansas. Arkansas City.
Newton, HANS. $50. First National Bank
Denver, Colo. ..... montgomery Country National
Bank
Na!senburg. Colo. The Farmers Nationa! Eank
Abeiine. Nansns... The Farmers National Bank
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sores, pero en- cuanto estos los tuvle-
ron q tiro. fue Una verdadera lluvia
de proyectiIes la Que cay6 sobre los
rebeldes. ouienes Sc vieron ooligaGos
a replesarse.
Nuevamente intertaron tonlar la
plaza tres wees mas. siendo en- todas
elias ~rechazados, 2 psSar de Que divi-
dieror sus elementos en- tres colur-
mas que atacabau por tres purtos di-
ferentes.
FL brio con que Y rechazados =
los estragos que Ell suS filas hacia Ia
artiIleria conrsncieron & los rebeldes
de que Ia coIunna que defendia Ia pla.
"a era superior en- nunlero. por 10 que
optaron por retirarse dejando el cam
Pc senbrado de cadEreres.
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Sc susperdc ell rlis,afnierto
de rJiuRtar-os.
CONFERENCIA EN- Ell y. N. C. 4

Ante mere concurrencla Y en-
81 editic:o de Ia Association de Jove-
nss Cristianos, sito IN Ia aven:da D.,
d;serto aver, Mr.. J. W. hichaelis,
acerca de 10 que el pueblo america
TO debe hacer en- favor de los Soda
dos il a SUI rsgrezo de Francia Sc
.halle7 sordo-mudos y acerca de Ia E.
'ducaci5n Que debe darseles para Que
puedar ganarse la vida estas victimas
dc Ia cusrTa-
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Tcadiq alcohol en- los rsjrese2s.

In iEdiviGuo que st ded!ca q ven-
der babiGas rafrescantes en- III puas-
- Que tiene cstab!ecido en- csta To-
ca.idad. fu@ ap-ehendido por la poll
c;a To- 81 cargo de estar verdiendo
~rafrcsccs a los Que csJ2ba mezciada
ur2 buera cantiGad &C alcoiiol.
e acuseGo obtuvo su libartaG pro
v;s:onal mediante una 1ianza de mil
pesos. y Sc p~resentaTa ante el Jura-
do cue debera juZgarlo cuando lie TO-
Que su tIrno.
C0u;ngcate dc soldados ncgc0s.
De los 1850 soldados negros que
cnviara eli Estado &c Texas q las fl
las del ejercito americana cue CON-
bate en- los campos de Europa. Ia ciu-
dad de Fl Paso pcndra IS, segun SO
ha anunciado. siendo los demas de
los otros puntos del propio Estado
fronterizo.
Sc suspendc ci alis,ainierto
de rJiuntar-os-
En- virtud de las 6rdenes Que Sc
han rec;bido del DcpertaTaeflo DE
Guerra. en- csta ciudat COMO en- to-
das las de la Union Americana Sc
ha susoendido ell aiista-liento de vo-
l~untsrios para las filas del Ei@rcito
= Ia marina, alistamierto Gus Sc rea-
nudara cuardo Sc de c~ontraorden a
al disposition.
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Cuarao listed m2n52 GiaeTo q
Cevue,v7 Embellishments, 81 p2r a!=Una
Gle del berrfjc;ar!o. ~ 1al!"c-T-lcn!G, or
Sc pue6e hare q page 81 Nie.2s9. L9s
LOS ANGELES, CAL. : LOS ASGh
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. han cumPli
c;6n. sin causar e su ~cl.eT-c!& 1.GEu2a
psro COMO u2d:e.2 -rserse Que sSto no
bl;co una prueaa lie oue rn~erra arm
metcnoa : regular 2UINGENTQS Do
ire que Los ANGELES AGRCAETLL
LES. Cal, c LOS ANGELES NERO
west Commerce St, san ANTONIO.
sola r~oc}a-naclo. j2s:.I-c2ua Per u! co
o-3eG o Gi-o sobrs Mexico Sc haEs vlsEo
gun AbogaGo. AGe1-e &c &ego-los. ASe7
Contra 7Gzot-os = devc:C-.6n &C So a
de e. 81 are. henos GG7Cs.snco los re
BANCO De ITALIA. s@EIa Ell cer2t-
ecui Sc reproduce.
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Martin T~iexnelucan
Es.5 alacado por los
reVoIu5io1arios

2JEBLA. y de agoS.-La plaza de
San Martin Texmeiucan. pertenecien-
= a este EStad0. que So hal!aba anne
razaCa GeSde mace G!as per 7 fuer-
e coiumna de rebeides. fue atacada
ccn toaH ercarn!zamiento por los Que
4 aSediaban. sieGGo estes -echazados
cen gvanGes pe-didas por les soldados
Ge IA division que estd al mendo del
general J. Aguscia Castro segun las
ultiuas ncticias que IS aaueiIa region
han liccaGo.
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LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE CO., Sueursa''

Mexico. sabiendO &c antemaro GUAM
ORC Q PLATA MEXICANA; sabien-
pagaIo = el nonlbre dc nuestro Cores
.cs De que I'd. suelte IN solo centavo Y
que el GiEero no Sc DueGa pagan, Sc
cclaci6n. sin que lie cIcste diDe.o. moles-
ANGELES MERCANTILE CO., POI
Los ANGELES MERCANTILE co:
' TO sc a~rrepentira. pGes ruestro serv:-
: el TELEGRAPH en- case necesario. el mas
aieS directos e2 :odos los lugares Gu
LADC po:que ct case necesarlo Sc lie
2.co. COMO 10 2Cueba e hecko de NO
a RECLAMATION JUSIIFiCADA
8ARATO como 10 Gen!uestran muititud
3ue Uusted podra yer cuando guste.
camille Co. POI y. Main St. Los An
Texas, 1l2l%-A West Commerce St.
este ~servicio de GIROS So
IA l ORC MEXICANO.
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los ANN(G5EEIlEESS MERCANTILE co. '" \ "s Ss . Hsssss CALIFORNIA

81 Id. quiere mandar diDaro =
TO VA 4 RECIPIa 81 FAMILIA er
DO CT iusar precise donde {! d!neco s-ra
poasal 0 Agenre psgador, TODD este a.,
con "a garantta aGer1aS que en- case de
is G~evolvera = I'd. previa o-den Dc can
ti2 T.; tyabaia. 0rUc-a c escr!ba 4 LOS
y. Main ST.. los ANGELES. CAL. c
1I2A-A u. Commerce ST.. Antonio. Tex
clio es ei mas rapiGo porque podenos usa
SEGURO. por9ue teHemos CUrrCspoii
81 lisva pvblicamos; e. mas GARANTI
GevuelYc e. diSeco al compraior del
HABER TENIDO JAMAS UNA so
y. sobre TOGO. ELesCro prec!o es .! mas
lie t~esc:r.cnios QCe hemos reCibido Y
Qcur-a o escriba q los Angeles -Ner
gelas Cal, o 6 81 Sucursal en- San AT-o
. a crslQuiera &c los Bancos Que tiensn
BRE MEXICO PAGADEROS EN- PA
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RECORT

C...i ' SuxrGe esq C----.j7 pa-a cue
= Ia -rues--~ a sa. argos u-s sIsTa1 80
eei,cs. ms-S1-=Cs. Z.so- g yr1"S- 1e =
pic Con -5c.. - tiroSrsE - &C
M rs--Ita r. 1-.ndo. = vlvs-s - yo--so.
f-E7-o c. py--r. Una ra.j-a ~ Lu~=Gl ton
rIs= Ia E-ejc- te, nurln 7z.E e-t-S anse.-
n-szS-- Dsvuelvo ., din=No y n pSreoHa
a1e - cG=s = uc sane.
ESP5E-nlD& GC,Hi-Li
p n E,r ~ LAREDO. rEN
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D6ieSe listed de SHfrir.
; 'wE"-is q;'r :sG

~ 'mE"-'= q;'e :sG
ir>llcaIsJora pucGa
,rr III ccUdiciIa =c-
gaa., ri ccraiGo tic la
>=i@t s>'a alberto pa
~ Ii.
los cs~CS rFuriCns
, HlrRtI> sUInEHUgE
- ucr-SSic~ est
~l-llrIC ceG.ca ! loo
li=--Vll.0SGS ria
micasuS ~ns;eHpSlroS
10 cuTn CSSsrT9,
Construction. Enier-
mcG7GrS NSTtaSaS
Ge jos ;alrStiRoS, Dc
10 RIAoneS. PARALYSIS.
trScmCic PtrsS Cia-
,. Nrfpug;aN
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srlss Ce enre7moS Fan sIEain con rrt>
-piyrTerroS- NJ hsv ~aZSS para que ii
riaa sufrirara. EEtN:S GRATIS
Or 4. Rt1LAS siIAEEL- e<'e'Fata.
Pea: Dc n = =. IL. -3avi3nicT7S-
Il. Da-r.-Es5 G= g e. " a - NJ
- Presidential Life EiGa. LCpnira eSsu'ps
lie IL CsSs dc Co-tcl SaE tE;0ato. Texas
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IA: PERREEINlSSAA" En- Fl. PAS0, TEX.


ha5&rs",2 crco1trado c" ci Interior
d. dicho caTo una &Cfora dc Wits
key que in.c&:aba int-cducir on csta
ciudad.
Z! CONFERENCE.-The fJe condu.ido 3
Ia crasencia del Juez Deavcr. cuien
Sc eDcargara de iuzgarlo pro"ima-
mente.
Pc. c"ittr0r ~Jrh"c,".
Tj2lo,eo c. Castillo es Ell nombre
DC IN mexicano gle sc deG!cabs a
cultivar esa yerba ilamaia marinCa-
ma, Jus teen il propieda5 dc enio-
queer momentaneamente 4 quienes la
fuman Z guisa d tabaco.
Este ind;viduo hacia buen negocio
cultiyan!o Ia dahina yerba Y ven
d;en6ola a los afectos q iHtoxicarse
flmando. per 10 que fue d2nurc!ado
' ~aucehsndiGo nor las a~u:oridades.
u Gs&crtGr q1e regfcSd.
James Smith. soidado Ge For Bliss
que hace echo mescS Sc fugo Gc 81
Quartet Y Sc translate g terrttorio me-
N;cano CT dondo desde enConces habia
vivido. arregl6 con 81 Consul ar3eri-
caao dc C:udGd Juarez Ell regTeso 4
este pals, nabiendo ga cruzado Ia Inca
divisoria = 7rcsentadcse en- su Guar
tel. en- donde ha solicitado ~reiAsresar
81 cuerpo q cue ~pertenecia- coss CUE
Sc ie ccEcedara probablemente. pero
despues de s~uieVarsele al castigo &
que Sc :laya hecko cc-eeGor por ha-
Der desertado de las filas estarGo 81
patria Ell guerra.
Els indudaplc one al senrenciar 4
Smith Sc IerGra Ell cuenra QUE Sc
~present6 voluntariamente, y de esta
lnanera ouiza Ia pena CUE lie sea IN
puesta sera Eenos grave
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17

Cotton, Cal ..-.... Frs: National Bank
San BsrnardiEo ~alSsE Bernsrdino National Bank
San Diego, Cal. -. Security Commercial & SsT1nEs
Bank
Falbrook, Cal. .... Citizens Commercial: 2EsF
Cucamonga, Cal. First National Bank
Coechela, Cal. .... First National Bark
Banning, Cal ..... First National Bank
Upland. Gel. 1890. The Commercial Na.!o..a! b@.t
Santa Ana. Cal. :. The Farmers 6 Merchants Ma
tionsl Bank.
Rediaaos. Gel. -. .Redlanis Eat:oEa. Bank
huntingdon Beach. First National Bank
Cal.
San Pedro. Cal. First National Bank
San Diuas, Cal. =. First National Bank
Ontario, Cal. ......The Ontario Material s2nA
Pcmana. Cal. ..... The American National sank
Azasa, Cal :. =. First National Bank
Corona, Cal. ...... Corona National Bank
Santa Barbara, Cal. Baaca Popolare FngaZI
Tehachapi, Cal. -. Bank CT Tehachapi
/. \. Trast l. Savings Bank,
End & Spring
Les Angeles, Cal. :. s. National Bsnk, 2ni &
Spring
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
Greco Que ha0,G GoSc;eHtoS
FGW1TFS

Pa-ece Qga los eSpias que los rebel
des habian podido iAtroducir an la
c:udad. les dieron aviso 4 aquellos &c
que Ia guarnici6n de l. plaza estaba
cerapues-a de dcscientos hom5res uni
ca,nente. circunstancia que era YER
dad; zero los asaltan5es, que eran
mas &c mil. no Sc dieron cuenta de
rie : media noche. por Ia parte opaes-
"a al lugar que ellcs ocupshan cerca
dc San Martin. 9enetro en Ia ciudad
Ia coiunna del gancral j. Agustin
Castro. ycndo este a Ia caoeza de ella.
cue esta5a conpuesta de dos nil hon.
bres = dotada &c artilleria.
Sc ia;ci0 e. cSatto
4 las seis de n nanana los rebel
des iniciaron ell asalto sobre IA plaza,
legaado hasta las goteras de IA mis-
ne sin ser atacados pos los defsn-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
ro- Co-rso. pa-e "a PEENSA."

Ill 2ASO. n De agostc.--Desdc ci
Gia p~rinaero De les corr:ontca conea.
- a cstar en- vigor - esta ciuGGd
Ia disposition De las eUcor;dades 10
Gales que o-Gsna Que loa ~eypenGios
de gascliuG sean cerra&cs dia-ianor-
te Il las seis &c Ia tarde. quadanGo
prohibido clique aesp-5s lie esq ho-a
Sc venaa q refcrido ccmbustibie i
persona aigIaa.
Durante los domingos los ~eHpendios
,ambien esUaran ~cerradoS, ~oUservar-
dose Ia misnla disposition que est,
dada para horas despucs de las seis
de Il tarGe en- los Gias ordinariCs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17

I rclu UclT &c JfsNUu J'TUf'<.
Acadia de ser ietenido nor las auto
ridaGss aduaneles &nerieGnaS juno
al puente international. III meNicano
aue con frecuencia pasaba la Inca
dirisoria con. IN CAIRO &c mercancias
de las de exportaci6n permitida, por