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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28

Aver SC inaugur6 este nuevo ser
v:cio POT Adlsjgh Eckardt Y Lydia
Holmes. Quienes se marearon, mas
per 81 inc:easo = IA emocion, Por Ell
vertigo &c ia altura.
Este alto" paso de los Duevos es-
pesos ha sido consntado "eltamente'
Y c-esse que los 'elevo' q n altu-
- envidiable.
SEATTLE, Wash, julio 24.-La
soao-a Mesie McGillerve-y es una
lavande-a nodelo, cuya mission en- Ia
terra, seg1n inforna, Sc reduce 4 Ia
var banderas.
Tn este Sc apoya Ia genie para
-considarar 4 ia seno-a McGi.lervery
"a mejo- lavandera entire las lavan-
deras, porque Lava. .~banderas".
900
NEW YORK, Julio 24.-CuandC
mas atareado Sc hallaba en- 81 taller
John Mccormick, Sc presentaror
dos desconocidos, q~uienes. pisto,a
en- mano. lie obliearon a hacer mi,
nuciosa entrega de cuanto lleva5a
en- los bolillos hasta dejarlo p-ac'
ticamente en- camisa.
McCormic comenz6 2 dar de gr'
tos, no Sc sabe 81 del espanto, o por,
que guerra pedir auxho; pero 10:
facinerosos le dijeron que no tuvless
miedo, que TODD Sc reducia a un pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28

81 I'd. quiere mandar dinero .
Mexico, sabiendo de antemano GUAM
TO VA 4 RECTBiR So FAMILIA en-
ORC o PLATA MEXICANA; sabien-
do ell lugar precise donde el dinero sera
pagado Y Ell nonbre de nuestro Cores
ponsal O Agente pagador, TODD este an
ties de que I'd. suelte IN sole centavo '
con la garaatia adenaS cue en- case de
que el dinero TO Sc pueda pagan, Sc
le Gevolvera q I'd. previa orden de can
celacion, sin cue le cueste dinero, moles-
tia nj trabajo. ocurra @ esc-iba 3 LOS
ANGELES MERCANTILE CO, pol
y. Main St, LOS ANGELES, CAL. o
LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE co
1I2n-A ". Commerce Sn. Antonio, Tex.
Y no Sc ar-epentira, pues nuestro s~ervicio
es e. mas rapido po-que podenos usar e.
TELEGRAPH en- case necesa-io, e. mas
SECURE, porque tenemos Correspor-
sales directos en- todos los lugares c u
va liste publicamos; 81 mas GARANT1-
ZADO porGue en- case DeceSaClo Sc lie
davuelve ell dinero al comprador del
Giro. como 10 prueba ell hecho de NO
EABER TENIDO JAMAS UNA So
LA RECLAMACION JUSTISICADA
', sobre TODD. nusStro precio es el mas
BARATO como 10 demussCran multitud
de testimonies que hernoS recibido '
que Uusted podra yer cuando guste.
Ocurra o escriba a Los Angeles Mer.
camille Co., POI n. Main St., Los Ang-
eles Cal, O 4 81 Sucursal en- San Anto-
Mo, Texas, 112n-A West Commerce St.
O a cualquiera de los Bancos cue tienen
establecido este servicio de GIRQS So
BRE MEXICO PAGADERvo EN- PLA-
TA = DpN NTTTCiN0
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Los ANGELES hNlIERCAbTIE CO, sucusa|' '':*A " s ss' a94a
CAUSE DISGUST0 FL
N~OMBRAMIENT0 DE
REY DE LITJANIA
De, ss-yicio Especial de Ia PRENsA."

De, Ssr-icio Especial de Ia PRENSA."
LONDRES. Julio 27.-La selec
ci6n del DuQue Guillermo de Urach
para sobe-ano del RENO de Lituania
bajo el titu,o de Rcy Medovio, ha
provocado energ;cas y du~a3 critI-
cas- er A,emania, segun dice IN des-
pacho que ]procedeAte dc Copenha-
que Sc Ia recibido en- esta capital.
e. Norddeutsche Ailegemeine lei
tung. segin dice c! ~despacho de rs
ferencia, exCresa que Ia selection
fue hecha por el Consejc de Estado
sin pedir Ell permiso de Alemaaia y
llama la atencion en- este particu-
lar, que Ia Independence de Litua-
MIA fue aceptada por Alemania, So
lamente a conricion de que la crea>
cion de Il monarquia en- csc pals
Sc ~efectuara de acuerdo con los de-
secs de Alemania".
FL peri6dico Gicho, que es 81 or
gano Official del gobierno, agrega
que Alemania no per1nitlra a La
IuGIlIl que ilSSuS Il ii-A6o
sobre c~uestiones de Ia Corona indie
pendientemente de IA voluntad de
Alcmania.
I'm lespacho de Amsterdam de
fecha 90 de Mario, decia que Ia
Corona ducal de Lituania, habia 81
do ofecida al Duquc Guillermo de
Urach Y que probablemente este la
aceptaria.
e. duque Guillermo el segrndo
de 81 Inca, que es n rama de Id
casa de los Condos de Wurttemberg,
es ell jefe de Ia familia no reinante
de Urach. Cuenta ~cincuenta y cua-
tro amos de edad y tiene e. grade
de- Teniente en- ell Ejercito de Wurt'
temberg. FL duque contrajo rhatri'
rlonio con Ia Duquesa Amedia de
Baviera, que mudio en- 1912, dejan-
do doce hijos.
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LUXBURG CAYO DE
LA GRACEA DEL
EMPERADOR
GlILLERMO
Del s,rvieio Especial Gs "LA PRENSA."

Del Sfrutcio EsDecic! C La =
LONDRES, Julio 27-El Empcra-
dor Guillermo de Alemania. Sc ha
rehusado Il recibir al Condo Won
Luxbudg, ex SInistro aleE?&n en- Ia
RepIblica Argentina. que hacc POGO
lego a Alemania. ~dejandolo de este
modo sin una o~portunidad para que
iustificara su conducta, segun dice
IN despacho procedcnte de Amster-
dam.
FL Condo entreg6 81 informe sobre
So mission en- ia Argentina a Ministro
de Relacioncs Exteriores, Almirante
Won Hiatze, Ell ~juevez pasado y des-
pues de que ell Emperador Sc rehuso
a recibirlo, el ex Ministro conferen-
clio con ell Almirante.
Segun Sc dice, e! Condo Won Lux
burg ha sido r~etirauo del servic1o
diplom&tico alem&n.
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RESIDL %CIA DESTRUIDA POR Ell
FUEGO

En- ! residencia del senior L. NJ
Lamar, sta en- ell numero 1871 de la
atenida Main, Sc declare IN incendlo
que en- unas cuantos momentos redu-
10 a cenizas Ell edificio que era de
MADEIRA En- los momentos en- que Sc
inici6 el fuego, unicamente estaba
en- ia casa antes dicha, n hija de
Mr.. Lamar, pues este Sc encontraba
fuera de San Antonio y 81 esposa
esta enferma curandoze en- uno de
los hospita!es de Ia localidad.
De este siniest-o apenas pudieron
salyarse unos cuantos muebles gracias
a la eficaz ayuGa de los vecinos. Nj
la casa NJ ell mobiliario estaban ase-
guradosLa senorita Lamar no Ia po-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
@ ESTAN
FERNANDO VA
"GUARDIAS
VERDES"
,l ssrn;.io Esnscial DE- Ia pRENsh."

Del s~ervicio Especial de Ia PRENsA."
LONDRES, Julio 27.-Una agen-
cia de information dc esta capital
Ga Ia noticia de CUE ha sabido de
INA fuente fideGigna tcheca que mu-
chos de los tcheco-eslavos Y yugo-
eslavos eztaa desertando del ejsrci-
to austriaco Y fernando partidas
armadas en- ell interior del Imperio,
dandose el nombre de "Guardlas
Ferdes".
Sc asegura que un considerable
nImero de d~esertores tchece eslavos
Sc Ian concentrate IN rs m1c>aEas
de Beskin, Ell la Mora-ia oriental y
cue todos clos Sc encuentran muy
bien armados ' estan ofrec!endo una
obstinada resistencia a Ia gendarme-
ria.
"Es obvio que Ia agencia que da "a
noticia, que esas partidaS reciben Ia
ayuda de Ia poblacion tcheca. Las
autoridades han expedido va Una pro
ciama en- e que Sc amenaZa con Sc
vercs castigos q las personals que pres
ten 81 apoyo al movjmiento.
"Semeiantes resoluciones estan te-
niendo lugar en- Ia region de Ia Dali
macia, en- donde las autoridades mi
!itares Sc han visto imposibi!itadas
para suprinir n revue!ta de bandas
armadas de desertores y prisione-os
rusos cue han escapado iunto cor
aauellos. El 6rgano Official "Bonische
Post, hace alusiones sugiriendo que
partidas armadas semejantes estan
orpanizandose en- las montanas de Ia
Bosnia"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
NOTASV ARIASYC URIOSAS

Quiere ser Presidente de los Essados Unidos,- con dos
pesos anuales de snaIdo.-La fuerza de la costumbre
oblisa a los ayiadores & casarse ea los techados.-La
kvandera mas pair;ota, porque lava. banderas.
-Dicisndose a~riisaas de ciaemat5grafo, lie deiaron
en- camisa-Quiere diyorciarse de ST. espcsa, que lie
ne doble elad, para casarse con su entenada, que es-
r. huaua. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
C~ONSIGNADOS A LAS AUTORI-
DAD FEDERAL

Odilon B. Martinez, que viye en-
Ia casa numero 314 de Ia Gale Sur
Pecos e Inda,ecio Cara, que tene
ell mismo domicilio, fueron arrestados
O los agentes s~ecretos del ~servicio
del gobierno de los Estados Unidos
Y puestos en- la carcel a disposition
de las autoridades federales
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28

Cuando I'd. Sc sieata perezoso, sin deseo
de hacer NADIA y bostezando continuanen-
te durante e. dia. I'd. pueae esta- SECURE de
rerula-idad. Que Ia ~pe-uitiGo que SUI orSa-
a:srno Sc llene de irnpuzezas. EERBISE. GU
~ ;odos los Gesordencs ccasionadcs poz ur
higado Inactive. Reconforta ese organo, linn
pia los fntessincs y pone TODD 81 o-ganis-
mo en- IN rstado saludablc Eauy sstisfseto-
20. Precio Soc. Veadido por: z. Cohn and
Co, San Antonio, Texas (A6r
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La casa mas grande y mas ~importante en- sd genera en- los

PPgo como puHera, creerse que este d es. verdad, hemos re ssao n dsr omn ps
bhco I'M prueba de que nuestra affirm acton es cierta y al ef@o nos co"pfo-
meemos a regular QUINIENTOS DO LIARS q la persona que nos demues
tire que LOS ANGELES MERCANTIL E co, de POI n. Main st, LOS ANGE-
LES, CAL, o LOS ANGELES NERO ANTILE co. Sucursal de- III III A
West Commerce St, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, han tenido alguna vel ua
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LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE CO.
SUCURSAL
20I n. Main St.--Lcs Angeles, Cal.

Cuando listed manda dinero a Mexico I'd tne derecho a que Sc lie
devulva Embellishments, 81 pr alguna cirunsmnGa imprevista como ausen-
ca del beuehciaro |su fanecimiento, en- frmedad 0 c1alg1iers oEro nouTo, no
puede hacer ell uago en- Mexico. Los ANGELES MERCANTILE CO.. de
Los ANGELES, CAL, Y LOS ANGE LES MERCANTILE CO., Sucursal de
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, han cumph do s9mpre felmante con esa oblga-
cin, sin causara 81 clientele ninguHa moleIia gasto o perdha de tempo;
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dido explicar cual fue Ell origen DEF
incendio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-28
Los ANGELES MERCANTILE 60,
Ouir1ientos D6lares Regalados.
Sucuarsal en- SAN ANTONIO, Elk.
II2H A.. W. Commerce St.-Sar Antonio, Texas.

sofia reclamation jusifcada por tai &C ncepto . ben III 81 om lprpiGos d d. q.
oL| Abogado. Aeente de negocios, Agen e de la Autorldad, etc. para fe sa ma
gn ~ " ueaoeros ia Jevoluc6n de su d nero; y para que eta promesaI % que
Go Soh aI 81 u Sire benos depoatado los re ferdos QUlNlENToS DOLLahs en e
de en- er "a ~ 1TSTTA segin ell certni cdo de deposno Nc. 49, cuya fotosraila
auui Sc reproduce.
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CUPON

Los Angeles Mercantile Co.
201 n. Maint st. Los Angeles, Cal
S~irvanse tomar nota de mi direction
para que me menden enteram ente GRA-
tbs Ell obsequio que ids. van q repair
tir Ilemado "LA AGENDA DEL MEX1-
CAEO."
Noma:s
Direction
Pueblo
EStado .....s
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Proximamente amo a obsequiar q to-
dos los mexicanos, cuya direction nos
sea conocida, un libro que contendra
datos muy interesantes y titles para lbs
trabajadcres M~exicanos, titulado L
Agenda del Mexicano" y con tai oDjeto
suplicamos a todos los .me1icanos que
q~uieran recibir csc obsequio nos mandan
su direction usando Ell s%iguiente:
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Ell PRECIO DEL DNERO ES Ell
MISMO EN- TODAS Parties

AGEN GAS:
Phoenix, Ariz., Alberto Diaz y Vizcsrrs
= Co. 4th. Ave and Sherman ST.
Mexicali B. C.-Edificio Lz V~anguardla.
Kansas City, Mo.-Kansas and Mexico
Commercial Co. % East Missouri Ave
Kansas City, Mo.
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col y. MAIN STREET

-ERLo No FIGURA EN- ESTA LISA, NO EAPORTA.
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respond to this call for such distlnc-
tive form of Christian service.
l.. G. HoNNoLD, Pastor.
Gone But Not Forgotten.


Whereas, In the death of Sister and
Past Chief Maude Brumley we are to
sustain d great loss of good woman
and sweet spirited co-worker; there
fore be it
Resolved. That we, the members of
Silver Plume Temple No. 80, Pythian
Sisters, deeply mourn with those who
were bound to our beloved sister by
the warmest ties.
Resolved. That we express our deep
est sympathy to the husband and fsmi
ly in this the hour of great bereave-
ment.
Resolved, That we cherish her mem
DRY and ever strive to emulate her
faithfulness and her kindly disposition.
Her life has left its influence in many
ways. Be it further
Resolved, That copy of these reso
buttons be sent to the family of our
beloved sister. and a copy be spread on
the minutes of our Temple. and copy
be published in our local paper.
LoTTIE LoCRETT,
ABBIE +. GREENE.
EDYTHE BRADFIELD.
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Methodist Church Notes.

No services on account closing order
MORE MINUTE MEN
The Methodist Minute Mem is the
most recent department to be intro
duced by the Methodists into their
Centenary World Program
movement for the general arousing of
the church to its greatest opportun-
tiles and obligations in these times of
stress.
The general plan for the Minute men
is similar to that followed by the four
minute speakers who have been ad-
dressing audiences in theaters on patri-
otto themes this last summer. only the
Methodist men will speak in the
churches, Sunday schools and young
peoples meetings along the line of the
Centenary movement.
DR.. C. N. Garland of New York.
field secretary of the movement. is in
Denver and will assist in completing
the organization for the Denver Area.
Mr. Garland has just returned from
. over year in France where he was
divisional religious director and lecturer
for the Y. M, C. A. work. He in
tended to return speedily being fully
alive to the vast Importance of over
seas work. However, he was shown
the tremendous significance of the
Methodist Missionary Centenary pro-
gram for the pregnant days of recon
struction now upon US and was pre-
vailed upon to accept this new work as
necessary and vital consequence of
the war. The Denver Area conference
of Is districts in the states of New
Mexico. Wyoming, Utah and Colorado
AS soon as possible lay chairman
will be selected from each of the Is
districts in this area of whom some 10
or IL have already been appointed who
will push the selection of speakers in
every neighborhood and the arranging
of the dates. The chairman of the
Area is Mr.. Wayne C. Williams,
leading attorney of Denver, who is
very enthusiastic as to the need and
value of the movement
1t is expected by this means to edu-
cate and interest great majority of
the churches in this comprehensive and
constructive program for meeting the
issues which will follow the war. AL
ready thousands have been enrolled
and we are persuaded that the laymen
of Methodism in this Area will eagerly
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HoW's This Z

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Halls Catarrh Cure has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past
thirty-hve years. and has become
known as the most reliable remedy for
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure acts thru
the Blood on the Mucous surfaces. ex-
polling the Poison from the Blood and
healing the diseased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Cure for a short time you will see a
great Improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh
Send for testimonials. free.
F. ] CHENEY CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, TIC.
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CORRESPONDENTS CORNER

Last week we stated that a cores.
pondent for newspaper was one who
nurhished news items for publication.
me next question to consider is, What
is new? We copy the following answer
TO this query, Every fact calculated
TO inform, to interest or to please, is
news, the more it informs, interests or
pieases the more valuable it is.
Fires, accidents, building improve
ments' buying and selling property,
marriages, deaths, births, removals
social events, personals, odd or un.
usual happenings, bits of local history
stories or old times, interviews on sub.
]ects of local interest, church and
society doings these come under
the head of news"
Inc following questions should be
answered in every item of news if it is
possible to do SO: WHO? WHAT?
WHEN? WHERE? WHY? HOW?
Learn them by Heart" and as YOU
write ask them of yourself.
Richard Doe broke his leg" is an
item, but you would hardly call it
news item. However, if the cores
pondent should write: Richard Doe
met with serious accident Saturday
morning while on his way to town for
supplies. When near the John Smith
ranch the team he was driving became
frightened at passing automobile and
ran away, throwing Mr.. Doe from the
wagon and broke his left leg Just
above the knee. He was taken to the
Smith home and DR.. Pullem called.
The broken limb was set and the
injured man is doing nicely. The team
was stopped short distance from
town, no harm being done to either
horses or wagon" That would be a
news item.
A good rule to follow is First-get
the news; get all there is to get.
Second-get it correctly. Heard so"
is not safe to rely on; it is good basis
to start on, to follow up, but you
should find the exact particulars before
writing it as fact. The best way is
to go to the person concerned. Most
people will give information desired, if
assured of correct publication.
Unless an item sets forth fact that
actually occurred it is not a news item.
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Services will be held in the Catholic
church the third Sunday of each month.
Baptist Church Services.

No services on account closing order
In these closing days of the year,
the United States government is anx-
ious to get all War Saving Stamp
pledges paid. Colorado is short on her
quota. If you have met your pledge
buy War Savings Stamps for Christmas
presents and make your money do dou-
bic duty The boys have done their
part at the front let US do ours.
Please read in the last Standard,
Products of Low Salaries. ~
C. l.. FLANDERS. Pastor.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-12-20
Best Five Years in Poultry Raising Just
Ahead

Best Five Years in Poultry Raising Just
Ahead.
Now is the beginning of the best FIVE
year period for profitable eggproduc-
ton ever known.
We believe it will be the best five
years that will ever be known.
All Europe has very little poultry.
Some parts none at all.
All Europe will become bidder
in American markets for poultry and
eggs.
American breeders must furnish the
breeding stock for the renewal of the
European flocks.
1t will take at least five years before
Europe can be self-sustaining in poul-
try products.
These facts made for continued high
prices of poultry and poultry products,
even after prices of grain have declined
This means that farmers will be able
to realize for the next five years more
for the grains fed to hens for egg pro-
duction than will be possible by any
other process of marketing. We feel
confident that by following proper
practices in poultry keeping at all sea-
sons of the year that double the market
valce of grains may be realized by the
feeding of it to hens for egg produc-
ton.
Begin now-this season-to make
your poultry work count. Give it
definite place in the daily work, keep
accounts and compare returns for effort
expended with other farm operations.
If this is done results will be more EVIL
dent and you will appreciate your poul-
try as revenue producers.
Practice right selection in breeding.
Provide proper housing conditions.
Feed literally rich food to obtain
high egg yield.
Hatch early. Early Matched pullets
lay fall and winter eggs.
Practice good sanitation.
Keep hens free from lice and roosts
free of mites.
Take good care of eggs, gather daily
market often.
The hen lays perfect egg See to
it that perfect egg goes to market
Good eggs bring top prices.-H. W.
sanborn. Extension Poultry Husband
man, U. S. D. A.
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Notice TO War Stamp Subscribers.

Those who SUBSIDIZED for War Stamps
to be purchased thru our bank and who
have not called for them will please do
so at once as we must return to the
reserve bank on January LIST all unsold
stamps of the 1918 issue.
The 1919 War Stamps and Thrift
Stamps will be on sale after January
LIST but cannot be used on the 1918
certificates.
j. J. HARRIS 6 Co, BANKERS.
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A Letter Of Explanation
Editor Dolores Star:

EultOT bOiOiCo otoAs
On account of some idle gossip hay-
ing been made as TO the amount of
subscriptions to the Third Liberty
Loan handled through our bank, we
deem it proper to make an explanation.
The total Of the Bonds Of that issue
handled by US was $50, 76O. and the
same were ordered and paid for through
our Denver correspondent, but through
an error on their part in ordering them
from the Reserve Bank a Sc, 600
registered bond which was included in
the total amount was not credited to
US.
When published report of the
amounts subscribed by the various banks
of this section was sent out by the
Reserve Bank we noticed the error and
tried to have the same corrected
but they stated 1t was too late, but
since we have the bonds and the Gov
eminent has the money for them we
see no good reason why so much fuss
should be made by those who do not
know what they are talking about,
hence this explanation and the letter
from the county chairman, Mr.. Faris,
enclosed substantiating our statement.
Yours very truly,
J. J. HARRIS & Co., BANKERS.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-12-20

Rev. c. l.. Flanders received mes
sage Tuesday that his married daughter
living in Rochelle. Illinois, was very i'll
with pneumonia. Mr.. Flanders left
Thursday noon for Rochelle, Illinois,
having received word the evening be
fore that his daughter was critically
III
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The Dolores hospital has been closed
for the want of patients and DIR. and
Mrs. King left Monday for Denver.
DR.. King and wife came here when the
flu first broke out and were kept busy
for several weeks. Their methods of
conducting affairs in relation to the
hospital have been severity criticized by
some, while others say that much
credit is due them for the manner in
which they handled the situation.
Those who were in the hospital either
as nurses, helpers, or patients seem to
think that they were mighty fine people
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-12-20
DOLORES, MoNTEZUMA COUNTY, COLORADO DECEMBER

Representative J. l.. Morrison has
been appointed on the committee to
visit the States educational institu-
tons, and left Monday for Fit. Lewis
where he met the other members of
the committee.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-12-20
How Are Your Eyesi

E. F. Burnett, Optometrist, the man
with the no-chart method of examin-
ing your eyes for glasses, visits Dolores
regularly. When your eyes need at
tention, write Box l57, Pueblo, Colo.
for date of next visit.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-12-20

Cattle and sheep men are still busy
shipping out their stock to market. 1t
is fortunate that the deep SHOWS have
been delayed and that the road has
kept open so that what few cars could
be scraped up could be kept moving.
Some desperate effort should be made
to try to remedy shipping conditions
before another season.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-12-20

Attorney C. A. Johnson of Durango,
passed away the first of the week.
Mr.. johnson was talented attorney
and was well known throughout the
San Juan basin. A stroke of paralysis
caused death.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-12-20
AT Cost.

! have only few boxes of Aviator
or Infantry writing paper left which
will close out at cost. The boys in the
hospital, training camp or even after
they return home will enjoy box of
this paper. LENA BEAR.