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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-07-25
SMITHFIELD

Mrs. Charles Ireland and three chill
dren of Waterville are the guests of
Mrs. Laura Simonds and daughter
Isabel.
Miss Lucy Decker of Chicago GID
is visiting her sister Mrs. Charles
Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bates of Nor
ridgewock visited relatives in town
last Sunday.
The remains of David NJ. Stevens,
who was accidently killed by the ex-
ploson Ct a boiler in Nashua, \. H.
were brought to the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Buell. where the
funeral service was held Wednesday,
conductor by Rev Herbert Piper. Mr..
Stevens was born and his early life
passed in Smithfeld, the son of Ed
gar and Helen (Walton) Stevens. He
leaves wife and four small children
now at his late home in Nashua, N.
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boys over There were turned into
the Oak Hill Red Cross Club at the
last meeting. which was held at the
home of Mrs. A. H. Anderson. Much
credit is due the knitters for the good
work they are doing
Nathan Chandler is the guest of his
granddaughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. c. Taylor.
J. B. Friedrich, Hiram Savage and
o. c. Taylor are doing their haying
together this season.
A N. Whitehouse and w. c. Fetch
er began haying last Monday and will
do this work together, as usual
Mrs. E. H. Bates was called from
home late Saturday night.
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Eugene Clark and family spent last
week at Lakewood, occupying the
Clark cottage. Mr.. CLark's health Is
not very good at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oris Vose of Phillips
are spending a few days in town.
Casper Cook went to Auburn for
examination but failed to pass and
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. O. II. Clark had severe at
tack of indigestion last night while at
her cottage at Pleasant Pond. Dr..
Walters was called and she Is now
better
Leeman Pierce and family of West
Forks visited Mrs. Pierees sister. Mil
bred Doyle at G. NJ. Armstrong;,
Sunday.
A Priest from Greenville held ser
vices here the past week.
At Mrs. Mary Carbino's last week,
thru her efforts, quilt was disposed
of by chance, Mrs. Albert Williams
drawing the lucky number \ good
sum was realized, for which result
thanks are due to Mrs. Carbino.
The Jackman people have long been
intending TO hold services at Cara
funk They now have appointed the
time and the day, which will be p.
m. next Sabbath. Several cars will
bring people including organist and
singers. Rev Mr.. Jones will speak.
A hearty welcome for the Jackman
visitors is planned and everyone is
invited to attend.
Graduation exercises at Caratunk
passed off very well indeed The
church was prettily decorated with
the senior class colors. Red, white
and blue. All the essays were
splendidly written and their authors
much applauded. The essay of Les
ter Morris of the High school, who
is still seriously i'll, was one of the
best and was read by his teacher. He
was graduated from the High school
with the rest of his class. Remarks
by Mr. Ball.
Friday night occurred the gradua-
ton of the Grammar and intermediate
grades. Following is the program:
March, Bakers orchestra; Lords
Prayer. School; music, orchestra;
Johnnies History Lesson, Stephen c.
Armstrong; What Did They Teach the
Little Boys? William c. Beans; A
Boys Pocket, Arthur r. Carbino; The
Trades of the Birds, Lena G. Beane;
music, orchestra; Drifting Out to Sea,
Althea VI. Hunnewill; Guilty or Not
Guilty, Irma A Martin; The Pride of
Battery b. Mildred L. Sterling; music,
orchestra; Go My Boy Where Duty
Calls, Ivy May Young; Patrick
Henrys Speech, Ural c. Beane; Amer
lea, school; comforting diplomas by
Supt.. c. E. Ball. Music closed the
program. Miss Mildred Powell of
the Grammar grade was not able to
speak, but received her diploma and
will enter high school this fall.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-07-25
BARR0N'S CORNER

John Thompson lost a valuable
horse recently.
B. F. Burns went to Wateryille on
business Wednesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pierpont and
children OF Madison were guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brown, Sunday.
Blynn Norton. son of Cyrus Norton.
Is spending the summer with Mr. and
Mrs. D. B. yiles.
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POWERS SCHOOLHOUSE

Leo Briggs. wife and baby are Wis
iting at Charles Bates.
Mrs. Dunston was calling on Elya
Berry, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Smith and fam
lily from Waterville were calling on
old friends Sunday.
Chester Sheaff ana wife were at
Skowhegan, Sunday. to visit Mrs.
Sheaffs sister. Angie York.
Bernard Hutchinson and family
took a pleasure trip to Skowhegan.
Saturday night
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VI ADDISON

The Baptist Sunday School held
their annual picnic at Lakewood last
Thursday
Leland Gray of starks and Miss
Hazel Bean of New Sharon were
united in marriage at New Sharon
last Wednesday
Miss Marion Greenleaf of Starks
and Mrs. Nettie Hodgkins were in
town shopping last Thursday.
Chester Dunlap, who has been Wis
iting his mother, has returned to his
work in Oakland
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mann are rejoic-
ing over a s pound baby girl born
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Rose Houghton and Mrs.
Everett Churchill of Starks were in
town last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Smell of West
Mills were in town on business, last
Thursday,
Mrs. Ellen Shaw and sister Sadie
Witham of Starks were in town last
Thursday.
Mrs Verne Churchill Mrs Sarah
V. Nickerson, Mrs. John Hutchinson,
Mrs. Sadie Ward and Leslie Hutchin-
son of Starks were business callers
in town last Saturday,
Miss Elyia Creation of Kents Hill is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs A L. Batchelder
r. l. Wentworth of the Wentworth
Music Co of Wateryille was in town
last Thursday, on business connected
with his branch store at the Acme
Print Shop.
Dick Dreamer. who has resided in
Madison for years and is we'll known
in baseball and other athletic sports,
has accepted a position with the Min
nesota & Ontario Power Co. at In
ternatiOnal Falls, Minnesota. He IS
TO receive $3.50 more per year. He
and his family left on the $50 train
for Minnesota, last Saturday. Their
many friends wish them much sue
cess and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Greenleaf and
son, who have been visiting Mr..
Greenleafs sister, Mrs. James White,
have returned to their home in West
Somerville, Mass.
The Boys Band directed by Elmer
E. Towne, gave a band concert here
Saturday evening A large crowd
preciatively of the good work the boys
were doing. a collection was taken
for the purpose of erecting band
stand upon the land where the Hilton
House was burned.
Have your buildings protected with
the Dodd System Of Lightning Pro
lection. The burning of barn at
this season is a great loss to the far
mer Besides, the Insurance Cos.
are granting a liberal reduction in
rates for buildings equipped with this
system. Buildings measured and
prices quoted upon application. S. J
Whitney, Bingham. Special Agent for
| Somerset County
Tennis Arsenault is employed on the
new town hall of Arson.
| Il T. Barker. one of Norridge-
wock's business men, was a business
/ caller here last Saturday. Mr.. Bar
/ ker is the owner of the Granite works
/ of Norridgewock.
\ very pretty wedding took place
last Thursday at Q a. M at St Sc
bastian Church, Madison, when Miss
Edna Landry and Vital Ouellette were
married by Rev. Father Remand. Miss
Melvina Ouelette, sister of the groom
was bridesmaid, and Eugene Bearol
was best man In the evening a re
ception was given them at Grange
Hall They received many beautiful
presents. Their friends wish then
much prosperity and happiness.
Mrs Zelphia Eta Briggs of Ansor
passed away last Friday night a
about o'clock She had been II
poor health for the past two year
and fer the past three weeks had no
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-07-25
WEST MOSCOW

Mrs. Almeda Beane of Gardiner,
Mrs Clarissa Andrews of Bingham
and Mrs Eliza Temple were visiting
Mrs Mary Ann Collins and Mrs. Rose
Baker, Thursday of last week. They
also called on Mrs. Sarah Collins. The
ladies are all old friends and had not
met for years, so the occasion was
much enjoyed.
Harry Washburn was i'll last week
but is improving rapidly now.
Mrs. James Pugh and son Frank in
their new car with Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Vile, all of North Cornville were call
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SIBLEY POND-CANAAN

Milton Gleason is haying for Mrs.
Helen Tobey in Fairfield.
Ernest Nelson recently bought a
small pair of steers.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Preble of Wa
tetrville were at Sibley Pond, Friday
evening.
Ben Fitzgerald has returned home
accompanied by John Spencer and
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Howard
Mr.. and Mrs George Tobey and
Miss Ella Nelson recently made an
auto trip to Boston.
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Bingham ~ r.. se.t.s3 n -.
and incorporated II - L TX
is name from The ssn3H- landed pro-
prietor william Bingham 4 Paladel-
phia.
Cambridge incorporated n 81 VS.
formerly part OF Rip.ey
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ny II Tragu". 'ate ~ Show ae-
l.-,.tsed E5.is5la y. fea- ae.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-30
Actividades dc los rebeldes.

Comunican de TehIantepcc que
una gruesa partida de rebcldes que
parecen ser felicitas, ha vue!to Il
reanudar sus actividades en- las GER
canias de aQue! lugar, a pesar de que
oficialmente declararon los encarga-
dos de Ia campana contra los rebeldes.
que cstoS eStaban fuera del Estado.
Dos rancherias y I'm pueblo De
regular importancia han sido asal-
tados y ocupados, aunq.c por POGO
tempo, por Ia partida rebclde men
cionaGa.
En- cl pUnto dondc Sc recibi0 esta
information, Sc esta Fernando IN
cuerpo de voluntar!os para banr a
los rebeldes, pues GStos, scgun 10,
mismoS informes, Sc nan aDoderAdo
de muchas cahczas de GanaGo de VA
rios puntos que han tocado en- su
pcregrinacicn.
A un, senior dc ape3lido Cara L6-
PEE, dueho de la hacienda de Santa
Maria esa miSma rartida rcDclde lie
robo doce cabqllos y como veintid6s
scseS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-30
ECONOMIC FUER0N
CLAUSURADOS Los
JUzGADOS
Han entrado en- activ;oad los
.revoiucioparios en- Ell Dis
trito de Tehuantepec

OAXACA, JUNO 20.-Ha causa-
do mucha extraneza en- esta ciudau
IA decision del Ayuntamiento de Ia
misma. conSistente en- cue los juzga-
dos primero Y segundo auXillares
sean suprimidos, ~quedando vacantes
los jucces que los ocupahan.
La raz6n que Sc da para esta su-
preston, es. sencillamente, que ell
erario municipal esta muy escaso dc
fondos Y que necesita ahorrar Ell TO-
los los Que lie sea possible.
En- 10 sucssivo, los negocios\que Sc
ventilaban en- los juzgados cue nan
sido suprimidos, Sc despacharan en- Ell
iuzgado tercero del ramo misno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-30
DisfrazadOs de gendar=
mes aSaltan los autos
Una descabellada disposition
policiaca esta causando
graves perjuicios

Mexico, JUNO 23.-Lg ~reciente
disposition dictada por 81 gobierno del
nistro Federal, referente a que los
AUTOMOBILES que crucen las GALES de
ia capital despus de las once de Ia
noche scar revisaGos por IA pollcia,
con ell pretexto de u a bordo de va
rios de ellos cometen sus fechorias
rateros Y hasta ase=inos, ha dado lu-
gar q que muchos rateros, vlst:enGo ell
uniformc de los guardianes del orden,
hayan durante estas ultimas noches,
detenido a varias familias cue regre-
saban de los teatros Ell suS automo-
viles, ~fingiendo un registro cue, ma
turalmente, termin5 con la prdida de
objetos mas o menos valiosos, pues
ninguna' de Las familias que fueron
detenidas Sc pudo opener a que Sc
practicara Gel registro cue Gisponia
Ia poiicia'.
No parece sino que n numerosa
gavii!a de rateros sc puso de acuer-
do para explotar en- ST. favor Ia deJ-
cabeiiada disposition de ia pol!cia
del Distrito, pues entire las once y las
doce de Ia miSma noche, en- cinco lu-
cares fueron detenidos autos y ro-
bados los tripulantes de clos, sin
que. Sc dice, haya tenido que YER ma
da la policia, pues cuando Jos sc pre-
sentaban ante Ia comisaria respectl-
va q hacer SUI reclamation, llamado
que era el gendarme del punto en-
ell lugar donde los queJosos decian
haber sido robados. el guardian 10
era identificado como ninguno de los
autores del robo.
Hasta d nm general cmp!eGdo de ia
Secretaria de Guerra le toes ser vic
TINA lie IA audacia de los rateros,
puss camiraba Ell autor6vil a las
once Y media de la noche por las ca
lies de Ia EiOlcta. cuando 81 CARO- fuG
detenido por dos indiHiduos enca9o-
tadoS como les ~gendarmes, solo que
tuvo 10 que Sc puedc lamar la ma
la sgertc d. ~desconfiar dc la autcn
ric;dad de los guardiancS, pucs es-
los. al verse dcScuhiertos, no Sc CON
c~retaron a robar al militar, sino que
hicicron uso de sus arn,as en- contra
de e, hiriGndo!o De gravcdad y ha-
c!c9do otro tanto> con el chauffeur.
N!nguno de los fingidoE g@ard;a-
! mes que en- tai fOrma han abus@do, Ia
side aprehcndido por las autoridaacs.
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Castles ~uEentadoS.

L. Legislature Gcl Estado ha auto
rizado al -Ayuntamianto del puerto,
para que aumente Ia partida dc gastos
e%traordinarios hasta dQce mil pesos
2nuales mas de 10 cue hoy Sc ha pre-
Supuestado. La corporation munich
pal, a SUI vcz. acord6 ~ant;cipar a la
Junta de Carload ia suml d. $4,000,
4 fin de cue pueda hacer ftente a los
compromises que tiene.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-30
Ha habido escasez de liuv;as.

Los agricultores de Jos alrededo-
res de esta capital y de los pueblos
vecinos, Sc quejan amargamenta de
Ia falta de aqua que han sufrido du-
rante la presente es~t2ci6n, Y que anne
naza hacer que Sc m%aloGren los SEM
bradios. pues estos cstan en- estos
momentos en- IA epoca Ell que les es
Indispensable n llUvia para poderse
lograr.
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IA agDEENTE ECZEMA T LAS
ERuPcloNES DEL CUTS

curis. Este maravilloso remedio TO
tiene igual como purificador de la
sangre, siendo probablemente, Ia me-
dicina para Ia sangre mas ANTIGUA en-
el mercado. Ia sido vendida por los
droguistas durante c%incuenta amos
Lo invitamos a listed a cue nos es-
criba hoy para darle los consoles ne
~cesarios sobre ell tratamiento que sc
nscesita en- su case. Direction /: Jefe
del Consejo Medico, Swift Specific
Co., Dept. R., Atlanta, Ga.
ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-30
Turcos robados.

Unos turcos que Sc a~lojan en- el
Hotel Universal, nan acusado a To-;
sirvientes de ser los responsablos del
hurto que hcabaA de sufrir. Lo:
pr~opietarios del hotel garantizan la
honradez de los acuSados, V dicen
que probablcmentc algunos de los
huGspcdes fucron los !adrones. La
cantidad robada Sc estima cn mil pc
sos.
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Cantantes abajenos
Selecciones diversas

28l. La Gauta Blanca, CoUpetS.
La Gauta Blanca, Maria Conesa.
2S2. Ia Gauta Blanca, e Chocolate. Conesa.
La Gaata Btanra. CoUpletS No. 3.
PSI. Chupa Cnupa. Chupa. Tangos l : :.
ChU2a. ChuTa. Chu0a. Maria Conesa.
2S6. Casa Y PGra. Couplets.
Casa : PUra. Tango dc In Perrta. Maria ConeSa.
295. Chin Chun Chan. PoHchucaS.
Chin Chun Chan. DANA.
29G. La Vida Aiegre. Couplets del Teeono No. L Maria Conesa.
La Vida Allegro. COupetS del TecfonO No. :. Maria ConeSa.
3S. Lindas MeNicanas. Marcia.
Club Verde. Walls.
800. DioS NuRca Muere. Walls.
Primero de Dcembre de 1864. Marcia. =.
$50. Viva PoTtnio D&az. Marcna.
Fl Padre Ge "a Victoria. Marcia.
So. R&To de AZah2r. S-hctish.
FrinceSa del Dollar. Walls del Diaero.
39. Matchicha. A la Mcxicana.
Eco de las Olas. Walls.
5S. Talpan. Two Step.
Emperador. Marcia.
31. PensaHGo en- Il DANA. Torres Ovando.
Mi Moren!ta. DANA. Roberto Marin.
$50. En- los Campos. Gavota.
Ia PuIga.
sos. e. Angel Caido. Baritone. Marine Aineto.
La Trapera. Ronanza. Carmen Fernandez de Lara.
369. La Reina Mora. Cancon del Pajarto. Carmen F. de Lara.
e JUyamento. Zarzuela. Marino Annette.
373. El Anilo lie Hero. Ven Rodolfo. Carmen +. de Lara.
Una Vieja. Cavatina. Juan Walls.
3ST. Sueno de Prmavera. Romanza, Lucia Naldonado.
e. Z5fro. DANA NeXicana. MalDica.
411. QuEIera Norlr. DANA. tMalpica).
3 Amar Y SufriC. \ Jiuenez V Ne@no.
413. Dicen cue no. DANA. Adoifo Jimenez.
81 tU me amaraS. Manuel Romero Malpica.
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a~tlclluIe.
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pu5!acjgl dOEGc u>trd ave,
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Harina barata.

La CompaNia Harinera dc Vera
cruz desde ei Ulrimo lunes puso a
trafalgar suS molinos, para CONVEX
tir en- harina fuerteS candidates de
trigo que han l!egado aqui. La ha-
rlna sera vendIda Il los concentrates
dc otroS puntoS Gel Esrado, = fin de
: que la expendan al menudeo a prccios
reducidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-30
TOMLN %PREcAUCiONES
Los BARC0S NiEXICA=
NOS CONTRA Los
SUBMARINES

TERACRUZ, JUNO 22.-De una
maaera muy especial han llamado ia
/ atenclGn las precaUciones que los va
pores m~cTicanoS que arriban a este
puerto eStan tomando para surcar las
aguas del Colo, deSdc que Sc aSegUro
que los submarines alemanes tienen
una base naval cerca de las aguas me-
| Xicanas.
| Todos los vaporcs n~aciOnales que
han arrihado ultimamente aqui, os-
tentan . babor V estrihor unaS graD-
des handeras con los dolores nacio-
males, Y en- enormes leri@s ticnen el
nombre de nuestra N&ci0u.
| e. captain del puerto inform6 So
bre este particular, que ESQ Sc hace
para que los capitGnes de los sub
marlnos ~ Duestras en-
barcaciones las de una naciOn neutral
Y Sc abstengan de torpedearlas, cosa
que podria suceder 81 no Sc tomaran
las precauciones que quedan sena-
laGas.
Otra &c las medidus de precau-
cion, que han sido tomadas de pre-
f]erencia por los burcds mercantes
americanos, es Ia de no declarar el
ola de Salida de cada uno de clos.
Los viaicros. don este motive, no
tiencn d que atcnersc rsspecto al
dla de su Salida.
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In f-.r.a.SfiiCi'G T,sulaF ,lr lbs mirS-
ia!O> pOF las nafanaS j. pOne 4 UsleG
cl radgn!fIcaS CCndIciUne> para 81 trahg-
% cuol!dl1nO. - listed Carece dc este
~ SSatra Ia"GmOGU Y rarccvri DC ytg0r
IN su> Iu0ylmienIU,. Para tudaS las ire
sllarid2deS dc los inlcSiInus Fl remcGlo
@ HtiiIiNE. Este rurlfIra. fDrfalccc y
r"=ularj2a ri si>l"ma. i'rcrIU: SO. De
venta pOc Il. COhn ard Co. ADV.
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Los felicistas captura=
ron Nacajuca, 7abascO
De tres cuerpos diezmados
van a organizar un battalion
los carrancIstas

VILLAHERMOSA, JUNO 1O.-La
peouena poblacion de Nacajuca, que
Sc halla al norte de esta ciudad y d
no larga distancia. fue atacada hace
dos dias por un grupo de reosldes fe-
| licistas, segun Ia information que So
bre este particular ha llegado al
Quartet general, habiendo sido II
guarnici0n que Ia defendla insult
ciente para contcner el avance dc
los rebeldes, quienes entraron hasta
ell centric del pueblo Y Sc apoderaron
dc una 5uena provision de aiimeH7
tos. de algunos ca%alloS Y de todaS las
armas que habia en- la PreSidencla
Municipal. Dicese que como el alta
que fua por sorpreSa Y 4 Ia madruga-
da, los pocos scldados que en- Ia
! Presidencia esta5an salieron sor-
prendidos y aun sin echar mano de
Isus armas, optando por ponerSe en-
fuga cuando sintieron silbar cerca
las balas de los aSaitanteS.
En- cuanto q los soidados que Sc
titulan federales-pues los que hu-
ly,ron al principle eran municipalities
con el caracte~ lie gcndarmes-se ia
tieron durantc unos veinte minutes,
+, abandonando ell campo cuando vieron
caer a tres o cuatro de sus compane-
roS.
De tres b~atallones dieznaios Sc for
mo uno.
Por disposition del general Sal
lvadOr Alvarado, ell coronel Elias Ia
marripa tOmara el mando de IN cuer-
Epo Que sc formara refundiendo Ell
Juno, tres bata,loneS carrancistas que
hln sido dieZmados en- los r~eciente,
combatcS que esas fuerzas han tent
do con los rebelGes que abundan en- e.,
Estado.
Los ,cuerpO> que Seran -efundidOs
en- uno 0 el Abraham Gonzalez,
g, 'Septimo de lnfantaria" Y la "Bri-
gada Usumacinta', cada uno de los
I cualeS no clenta nj con la mitad del
ofcctivo que deberia tener segln la
organization mug especial que Ell ca
! rrancismo les da d suS batallones.
Alvarado ha anunciaio que cI cucr-
20 refcrido hara. halo 81 direction
personal, n energi"a campana cen
ira los e!ementos anti-carrancistas.
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CuanGo necesite libros en- ~espanol,
4 I~gnacio E. Lozano, lis N.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas
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Agricultor asaltado.

En- las goseraS del puerto fuc a
salt2do y robado por cinco hombres
enmascarados, el ~agric2itor scior L5-
peg Reyes, quicn venia al arrcglo
dc negocios a Ferdcruz. los asal-
tantes escaparon. pues la policia bri-
iIo por 81 ausencia.
Mcrcado acusa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-30
FeIizmente usado, durante c%incuenta

Felizmente ussdo, durants c%incuenta
amos.
La eczema, y las enfcrmedades 81.
milares del CUTS, vienen de n con-
dicion desordenada e impura de la san
gre, Y solamente pueden ser curadas,
hacienda una limpieza total en- Ia san
gre y removiendo toda traza de I'M
pureza.
Con csc objeto, el s. s. S., ha side
usado felizmente en- ~eertenares de Ca
ros do eczema y otras erupciores de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-30
REGISTRO MILITAR

l.Idma>r al ~ hcrHIp>u y ia
!rI0ilro rUanyu del ruaI npc>lru
grabldu ryG~I iar una fira go
60 mus o menD> cNl"il.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-30

= ssior Prof J. Merc.do AIar,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-06-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons holding claims
against the estate Of Sarah A.
James, deceased. commonly call
ed Aunt Caroline James," will
please present them for pay.
ment, properly proven, as requi-
red by law, within sixty days or
be forever barred. Those owing
her will please come forward
and settle, thus saving me troub-
lie and yourselves costs.
j. S. CRAYNE,
Administrator of Sarah A.
James estate, Marion, Ky.
Route |. This May %, 1918.
523 81
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Card Of Thanks.

We desire to express our many
thanks to our beloved friends
neighbors of old Salem, also of
Cookseyville community, who so
kindly assisted us during the
continued illness of our beloved
husband and father, Curtis Teer.
May Gods richest blessings rest
and abide with each and every
one is the prayer of the entire
family.
His Daughter.in. law,