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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-08-15
MRS. RONNING DIES

Mrs. John Ronning, who has been
for a number Of years a patient in
the state hospital at Yankton, died
Monday of this week and the remains
arrived in the city for interment last
evening, and the funeral will occur
this afternoon. Mrs. Ronning was a
native of Norway, born at Uaage on
November 18th, 1858, her maiden
name being Kari Knutson. in 1874
she was united in marriage with John
Ronning and in 1889 the family moved
to this city where they have since
resided. OF this union eight chill
dren were born, of whom seven are
living. Emole lives at Hendricks,
Mimi, Gus and Ned are located at
Phillip, Mike resides at Hamlin, and
a daughter, Mrs. Roger Stewart, lives
at Berlin, Wis. The other daughter,
Miss Selma, and a son, Otto, reside
with the father in this city. Mr.. Ron
the c. & n. w. Railway and he with
the children have the deep sympathy
of their many friends. The passing
Mrs. Ronning is a blessing to the
afflicted lady, as her %sufferings for
the help of medical skill.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-08-15
HOUSING IN WASHINGTON

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that it is now
in a position to state definitely to the
public that steps will be .oken at once
to relieve the ~congested living condi-
tons IN Washington, which have been
an obstacle in the way of recruiting
the civil service to meet war needs.
The commission is advised by the De-
partment of Labor that the erection
of temporary hotels and restaurants,
to be conducted under government SUI
pervision for the use of federal en-
ployes in Washington, will begin at
once.
1t is expected that the first units
will be ready for occupancy early in
September. Accommodations will
first be provided for approximately
5000 persons. Additional accommodate
lions will be provided as they are
needed. Each room will be arranged
for the occupancy of but one person.
In he meantime, the Room Registra-
ton Office, which is conducted by the
District of Columbia Council of De-
Tense under the auspices of the Coup-
ell of National Defense, is able to
provide rooming and boarding accom-
modations for the new appointees. At
the latest report the Room Registra-
ton Office had on it's lists more than
5000 rooms which had been inspected
and found available for government
employees.
Those who arrive on late trains may
find accommodations for the night by
applying at the booth of the District
Council of Defense, which is promi-
nently situated in the Union Station,
where all trains arrive.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-08-15

nine years old, 1900; sorrel gelding
six years old, weight HOO, bay mare.
five years old, weight HOO.
Hogs 17-14 spring shoats; 8 year
ling sows, n bred for fall litter
Farm Machinery-Deering corr bind.
er, good as new; eft. disc, with truck:
~ IT. straight tooth harrow; 20 #.
FOUNDER harrow; II it. crusher; Ha-
vannah press drill; Aspin-wall potato
planter; John Deere walking pIow.
good as new; riding cultivators: hay
stacker, complete; hay bucker: 5 #.
mower with 3 sickles; hay rake; rack
wagon; triple box wagon, 8 in. tire:
two box wagon; single buggy: 16x4
feed trough; single. HARNESS. with net,
good at new; 2 sets breeching har-
ness; 2 sets string fly nets; Z 19-in.
horse collars; some hay in barn. Also
straw will be sold; 5 acres of corn
in field; 9hx12 double floor for tent;
tent, 9Rx12 4 TT. wall, with fly.
Household Goods-New 3 burner
kerosene stove; new dresser; dresser,
2 beds, complete; 10 leaf dining room
table; kitchen table. New Remington
II gauge pump gun with case; new
% caliber pump rifle. 40 straight
Plymouth Rock hens and cocks and
a few spring chicks and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
Last, but not least, the little Red
Devil" will be sold.
Harry kennard, Prop.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-08-15
PUBLIC AUCTION

AS | am with the colors and am not
certain of having a furlough, nv per.
sonal property will be sold at public
auction, whether | am present or not.
on the old j. B. Messerschmidt farm,
one-half mile south on Main street.
either the last week in August or the
first week in September. Dates will
be given later.
Horses All mares bred. Sorrel
gelding, three years old. weight, 400:
bay gelding, three years old, weight
l40O; bay mare, seven years old,
weight 1900; bay mare, twelve years
old, in foal. weight 1900; BAY gelding.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-08-15
SOCIETY NEWS

{.
liegler and anyone having social news OF
Interest viii confer a favor on the Register
BY 'phoning Mrs Ziegler. 3ls.
Dinner-On Thursday, Aug. 1, Mrs.
Will Caldwell, Jr., was the gracious
hostess to the p. H. c. Club at a six
o'clock dinner. A beautiful bououet
eentered the table and the rooms pre-
sented a pleasing sight with bou-
quets Of different flowers. The deli
cious menu was served in three
courses.
Complimentary SIumber Party
Mrs. Leila Linn Smith and Miss Mar
garet White of Mitchell, were the hon
ored guests at a very pleasant af-
fair Monday evening, Aug. 5, given
by Miss Esther Summers. This was
in the nature Of a slumber party and
the favored guests were the members
of the p. H. G. Club. Music, social
chat and a general good time were
the evening pastimes. A fine four
course breakfast finished a most de-
,ightful event.
Complimentary-Mr. and Mrs. E. II.
Sexauer were the complimented
guests at several dinner parties the
week preceding the entrainment of Mr..
Sexauer for Camp Fremont, Aug. 7th.
A pleasant climax was the picnic in
the college grove, Tuesday evening,
Aug. 9Th.
Friendship Club-Mrs. S. McCarl
was the, gracious hostess to the
Friendship Club and a few others on
Thursday afternoon. After a most
pleasant time in chatting and knit
ting, a delicious supper was served
a la cafeteria.
Twin Sixes-On Thursday afternoon
the Twin Skies were very pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. Dinwoodie. Knit
hng and a social time with a fine
lunch provided pleasant pastimes.
Oacotah Camp Fire GirIs-This hap
by company with their guardian. Mrs.
Searles enjoyed a picnic in the col
iege grove Saturday evening. The
supper was cooked at a bonfire and
oh. how it was relished. Lively
games and a general good time were
enjoyed until a late hour.
Sunshine CIub-On Tuesday even.
ing. Aug. 5th, Mrs. Martin entertained
charmingly The Sunshine Club to
help celebrate her natal day. Knit
ting and social intercourse and a
dainty lunch were much enjoyed.
Sunshine cIub-Mrs. T. J. Bertness
vas the happy hostess for The Sun
shine Club Saturday evening. The
time vas pleasantly spent in knitting
music and visiting. Later ice and
cake were served.
Farewell Reception-Last Friday
Mrs. T. l.. Chappell entertained at a
farewell reception in honor of Mrs.
II. w. Ewing, who soon leaves Brook.
ings to reside at Delaware. Ohio.
About forty ladies enjoyed the charm
ing hospitality of the hostess and
showered their we'll wishes on the
departing guest. Delicious refresh
ments were served in the tasteful
style that characterizes functions at
the Chappell residence.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-08-15
SOLDIERS ATTEND MASS

Last Sunday morning a number Of
the Catholic young men who are a k
ms the course of instruction at the
state College received Holy Commun-
ion In a body at the $3.50 mass in St.
Thomas church. After mass tables
and chairs were arranged on the
lawn and the young men were
served a Communion breakfast by the
members OF the Guild. who left moth
ing undone to provide the boys with
= substantial meal. Following break
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-08-15

+. c. Palmer, formerly of Bookings
now owns and operates a dray line
IN Flandreau.
c. d. Kendall and o n Richard,
went to Minneapolis Monday on a
business visit for several days.
Dean G. L. Brown of State College,
returned Tuesday evening from a
business trip to Owatonna. MINI.
+. C. Palmer brought over a dray
load Of household goods for Mrs. Hans
Hanson yesterday from Flandreau.
Mrs. Hanson will occupy the house
vacated by r. B. Breed.
j. S. Davis, accompanied by his wife
and two children, arrived yesterday
morning from North Platte, Nebr, to
make a visit of several days at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l.. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Stewart arrived
last evening from Berlin, Wis, to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Stewards
hictbCi, EhiS. OOhh hOliliIlSs lhCy
were accompanied by Miss Selma Ron
ming, who has been visiting with them
. for a short time.
Edwin Reeves of Rapid City, once
a resident of Brookings and now a
merchant in the western city, was a
passenger west Tuesday evening from
Chicago, where he had been to buy
goods. He says the Hills country is
at top notch and enjoying the height
of prosperity.
DIR. j. r. Jackson is out of the hos
pital and once more down town, but
not yet able to attend to his practice.
The doctor had a very lucky escape
from an operation and In a short time
will be again as good as new. His
many friends are glad to see him once
more on the street and in his Office.
Henry Shea, state chemist of Mon
tana, is in the city on a visit with his
relatives and to join Mrs. Shea, who
las been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Philo Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Shea
Will stay about another week and then
return to their home, where the de-
mands Of his official position keep Mr..
Shea busy all of the time.
Threshing around Brookings has
been greatly interferred with by the
rain, but wherever any has been done
1t has almost satisfied the expecta-
tions of the most optimistic. The
yield is good and the quality Is ex-
cellent. 1t is hoped that by another
week the weather conditions will make
it possible for more extended thresh-
ing operations to have done enough
for us to give a more detailed report
OF the yield.
There will be a petition drive for
the suffrage amendment in Bookings
In next Wednesday, August 21st. Mrs.
Albert Mcmahon, Washington, ID. c.,
Miss Ida Sordie, New York City, Miss
L. PersOpora, Chicago, Miss Josephine
Miller. Little Rock. Ark, and Miss
Mary Pidgeon, Virginia, will be ma
tional worker who will be here to
participate. A street meeting will be
held Thursday evening at $3.50, at the
First National Bank corner, with
speakers from tho above list of work
ers.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-08-15

Sondag Eftermiddag den 18de Augugt KL. 3.
Emne: Hvem er Diet Sande Israel den Nye Pagts
HuShOldning?
Sondag Aften den 1sde August XII. $50
Emne: Skal allie Joder tibage til Palestine for Yer
dens Ende?
Mondag Aften den lode August XII. $50
Emne: Guds Haandskrift paa Tidens Veg, eller Diet
PrOfetlSke Ord Og diets merkverdige og slaaende
Optyldelse og Betydning for vor Vid.
Tirsdag Afen den code August X. $50
Emne: Fritenkeriet ashore we'd en- Konges marke-
lige Drom, eller Verdens Historien forudsagt fra
Aaret COS fir. Kristus til Guds Rigets Oprettelse i
Herlighed.
Onsdag Aften den eide August KL. $50
Emne: Den merkverdige og underfulde Profeti ON
paveklrken og Martyrene. Dette Emne vii blive
lllustreret med Lysbilleder over Martyrenes smerte-
fulde LidelSer.
Iorsdag Aften den 22de August XII. $50
Emne: Dommens Store Dag og de med Domnen
forbundne Beglvenheder.
Fredag Aften den % August XII. $50
Emne: Hvad err Sandhed?
Ovenstaaende Elmer er saadanne som mango tanker
paa, | hvert at disse Moder fremsattes Ordet Lyset
at Jesu rene Lere og Evangelium. Enhver tenkende
Mand Og kvlnde | BroOkingS og Omegn burde over
v8re disse Moder. Riv dig los fra Verdens Travelled,
lad %ingenting formal at hindre dig at komme med til
disse Moder. Smart lyder Indbydesen for sidste
Gang.
Sang og Musk. ALE er Hjertelig
Velkommen
EMANUEL LOVOLD, Evangelist
M. L. SOIL, Asisterende Medhjelper
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-08-15
LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-2 14-inch gang blows,
Is inch sulkey pillow and a 16-inch
sulkey plow. Enquire Pat Gillespie.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-08-15
Verdens Afslutnings Scener

lnteressante Profetiske Forudsgelser SAINT deres merkverdige og
slaaende Opfyldelse. | denne Uge vii vi optage oe studeree
Profetierne Missions Teltet ret overfor Register Office
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
ENTIRE O INDIOS
CAUSE TREMENDOS
STRAGO LA
INFLUENZA
La epidemic Sc desarro-
Io de manera aIarman-
te en- 81 Vale de
Mexico

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Noviembre
2S.-De los informes que han rendi-
do los mGdiCoS dc las trigadaS sani-
tarias U;e fueron Il combatir Ia cpl
demia al Vale dc Mexico V demas
r~ancherias V hacicndas de Il CON
tornos. Sc dcsprcnde que Ia cnfcrm"-
dad cause aSombrosoS estragoS cntr2
la raza indigcna. dc Ia que un gran
numero dc personals pcrecicron. a
pesar dc los auxiljos cue 81 les impair
titan.
Diccn los mcdicos militarcs que
entire los pobr@S indies la epidemic
tom6 en- muchoS casoS ~caractercs ST.
mamente raro$. Y que los aTacados
morian rcpcntinamente, muchas veces
sin tcncr tempo para Vomar los pri-
meros medicamentos. Era material
mente impossible atender g, gran
numero de casos, circumstances Il que
contribuy0 = que Ia mortandad entire
los indios fucra cXagerada, hasta el
extreme de no podersela comparar
con ninguna otra de las plagaS que
han azotado estas regiones en- pasadas
epocas.
Afortunadarlente Ia enfermedad
Va deSapareciendo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
Ell SR. HALL casio
UNA PEPUENA
FORTUNA.
Los eSfuerzos que hizo durantc seiS
amos resultarOn csteriies. pueS
TO lcgro Obtener ningun
aliyi0.

"Durante los Se;S ultimos amos hicc
todos los ~cSfucrzos imaginablcs para
curarme dc una antigua enfermedad,
sin que por desgracia Sintiera ningun
alivio. haSta que empece d tomar
Tanlac"-dijo el senior W. H. Hall.
conocido hombrc dc ~necocios, que
tiene sus oficinas en- 10Th Ave, and
First ST.. Meridian, Miss.
"Hace diez o doce amos, empecc a
sufrir fuertcs dolores de cabeza-si-
que diciendo e! ST.. Hall.-Estaba ner-
vioso. decade Y no podia conciliar el
sueno nj dcscansar absolUtamente.
Estos dolores continuation por espa-
clio dc algunos amos, originandome
una gastritis. Desde ]entonces he ito
de nal en- peor. al grade de que d.
rante los uItimos scis amos no he te-
nido W solo dia bueno. No podia di-
gerir ningun alimento Y hasta la Wis
Ia de Ia conida me hacia daiio. Es-
taba comrletamente decade Y sin
poder atender mis- negocios.
"Despues de haber gastado n pc
uuena fortuna en- medicoS V medicl-
mas. sin tener ningun r~esultado, OF
hablar acerca del Tanlac Y ccmence a
tcmarlo. He conclude apenas la ter
cera botella de T'aniac Y me siento
muy mejorado. Los dolores de ca
beza V n~crviosidad han desaparecldo
per complete. Puedo m 10 que
deseo V digcrirlo sin ninguna moles-
tia. Duermo como I'M nino Y me
sicnto mucho mejor Que en- muchos
amos pasados."
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagner's Drug Co., iOI East
Houston ST.. Y pos Ia Meters Phar-
macy. 1922 West Commerce St. bajo
la direction personal de IN ~reprcscn-
tante especial del Tanlac. O Sc eHvia-
ra por estas boticas o cualquier di-
reccion al recibo de Su valor, que eS
Si.00 por botella, siempre que Sc in
cluyan estampiilas $uficiente para el
porte. -tAcV.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
81 iievo 81 socfeso?

Sc dice Que e. caheCilla. a "a nora
d. la ert qulsc decir ago, algo
quc era sin Gu&2 e. irdicjo para que
III tcsoro i"ara c~ncor2rado. pcro
CYv e. estrrsor de IA agoEia anud3
- .,rcua . c-rro SUI G2rEanta
utroe ar;rMaI, que. &iglnos dias
'ar;cs de mor.r. 10 rebel. Il Iii ma
Ore.
OtroS mas. que a L rujer. que
no Sc Sabc cual eS. Flo cS q nasta el
~rresente. nadie IN encon:rado 81 te-
>oro.
Los rebcldeS. eateradoS Ge IA
grandisima fortuna que el feroE ca
becilla Sc guardaba en- a!guna guari-
da do alguna serrania, Sc han divi-
dido en- Srupos, Y Sc de&icaa con ar
dor 4 buscario.
Los gruroS han llegado q com6a-
tir entire 81. los rebeldcS. u matarse
los amos q los otros. ante Ia codic.a
del teSoro.
Nadic. abSolutamente. Sabc cH
dorde - c~acuentra. pues GU" Cha
vez Garcia, Segun 81 decr popular,
a>esinaba observation-disclosures cum
plida 81 comisior, a les que 10 ayu-
daban. Ell IA conduccion de u IL
quezas hacla Ia gruta ignoraGa ca
que Sc guardian.
Jurto 4 caGa cofre, eSta un HON
bre enterraGo. Cuando por Ia noche
los rebeldes ven como los tuegos
fatuos parecen bailar entire las SOM
bras una zaraoanda Internal. GUAM
do ell viento les finge quejidoS de
a~gonizantes o llores de nino, Al dia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

Las tropas del, ca-~ancismo, Sc
gun las informacioneS oficia.es, que
nan necado q eSca ciudad, al q en-
prender una vigorosa batida contra
los rebeldes que aSolaron e: EStado
bajo el mando del feroz CHAVEZ Gar
cia. = que hoy 10 asue'an bajo el dc
los diversos cabccillaS que SuStitu-
veron. en- las actiriGadeS r~evoiuciona
rias-v mas que revolucionariaS. de
latrocinio ' de piilGie-a: jere muer-
TO de Influenza ~eSpanola. a quien
aabiar respectable l2s balas de las
.ropas del gooierno dc Carrsnza.
Sc hara Ia batida. aprovechsndo
II feSiz CIRCUMSTANCES, en- torno de
IA cual la Imagination popular ha
bordado. con Ia urdimbrs del decir
c~alleiero. pmtoreSco Y caido. !eyen-
das Que Sc antoiaH 2rraucadaS Il IN
vieio libro dc ducndeS : de iadro-
mes. Z Nh cuento in"enuo dc guono-
mos Y de encantadCrag.
Las hordaS crueleS del caOecilla 81
riano. no - ocu2an = preSente nj dc
ncrcr ~emboScada< a as tropas ca
rranci<tas. nj dc a~Saltar poblaGoS en-
el claror de Ia manana invernai.
de dar alba@oS = las guarnicioneS de
las haciendaS. nj de hacer trotar Sus
cabailo> por los tricaieS maduros,
en- una ,oca Sana de destruction: di-
vididos en- mUitipieS %rupoS, SC ocu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
GRAVE CARGO HACE
AGU!LAR A 0
ESPANOLES DE
Dice que estan ayudan-
do &! m0vimiento de
los geIiCistaS

CIUDAD DE NEXICO, Nov. Is
Sensation ha causado aqui II car,
Ia u Candida Aguilar, al haccrsc
cargo dc la jcfatura de las opera,
clones del EStado de Ncracruz, diri,
cio al senior Consul Espanol del puer,
10 iarocho: carta que va fuc publica,
da. Y en- Ia que Il eX-ministro diplo,
ratico asienta u tiere conocimicn-
TO de gu cl. e. Consul Y algunoS o,
tros elementoS e]SpanoleS, son los quS
aesde hacc tempo vieneu preStandc
avuda dirccta o entertainments al mo
vimiento que cncabeza cl general Fc,
liz D1aZ.
La carta dc .ACuilar eS un nota a
fectuosa, que va al amigo; perO nc
deia de expreSar cue en- case ne
cesario Sc vera obligado. aunquc cor
pena. a no permitir que Sc violen las
leves del pals, en- 10 que reSpecta /
In intromisi6n de los ~eXtranjeroS ct
los asurtos interiors;, Y, Sobre todo
tratandose de fomentar una rebellion
a todas luceS condenable, contra Ill
cobierno lcgitimaHente coaStit"ido.
La carta de Aguilar termina di'
ciendo oue ell movimiento del genera,
piaz es nulo por complete, en- vista
de su carajcter re~accionario Y de ten
der 4 elevar al poder a algunos ele'
mentos de In pasada political, a quie'
res el pueblo de Mexico no admite
VI por ningun concepto.
No Sc conoce agul todav!a "a con
testaci6n Que lie senior Consul haya
dado al general Aguilar; pero Sc cret
que Sera en- Ell sentido dc que TO cS
siguiente buscan con ansla, porque
aquer'o que les conturho cl amino
fuc Ell ANA cn pena de a!guno de los
sacrificadoS.
Flo es que, mientras tanto, las
fuerzas del gobierno haran una ba-
tida definitiva. para acabar con los
rebeldes...y para Yer 81 su buena
fortuna los lleva hasta Ia gruta del
tesoro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
La rapacidad del eabeciila.

La rapacidad dc CHAVEZ Garcia
tho de una morstruoSiGad mora!
u daria motive q Serdos eStUdioS
al mas ~profundo de los antropo!osoS
-corria pare;aS con 81 crueld2d.
La mano vclluIa del simio. "a que
no daba reposo a! machcte surname
segando cabezas ' ~cerc"n2ndo MEM
bros como Ia hoz del Sc"ador entr"
IA CAMPING florida. guStaoa tanoien
ne hundjrSe una ' otra . en- TO- CO.
fires abiertoS por su mesnada. en- Las
alaceYaS c~oloniale> dcS~ceCraJaoas 4
machetazos. hurgaba en- los holsIAoS
De sus victimaS. arraucaba saS re!i-
auias del pcchc dc las imaccne~,
hu-taba de las ~nor1aCInaS los lam
nadaTios inudateS. abrla los tahcr
nacu'cS sa@radoS para arrebatarlcs
los cs.Eico~ Y =; cJStoGias ' a. pa
tcnas ccnte!lanteS. IN cuvN ORC Duri-
simo parrcian cnccrrarSc todoS los
rayoS de- sci
Ch&vcz Garci2 roh&ba cast taNto
como mataba t inccndidna y vio.a"a.
Sc csenta Dc ~ha.IcUdaS en- cuyaS
"casas craHdcS" asicutc dc viejaS ia
milias dc uoble aholcn-o, 81 IA que
81 cahecil1a crcoatTo vcCdaderaS ma
raviiIaS 81 Gro Y cu plata. : en- pie
dras D-ec:oSa~: ,a5oreS &c fjigran&
u m~ostraha a huclia de los art'-
Secs del Rcnacimicnto. herreteS y
brooches guc debierom haber !ucldo
sobrc 81 iesro,r m6rh:.!o dc los da-
mas de rCrtv Y urc ssTCroE de .oS
tallereS dc los diSc!pU.oS de Bernar-
do Y de leonardo; piedras Prec!osaS
en- autiS-taS ~montadura>: iurto Al
7rilio uupCial De uEa azafate dc Su
MageStai Cato.ica. el anllio dc anna
tista de IN preIaio.
Y pclpcoraS q Humcro- fahuioso,
miiiarcs V rI'iarcS de aureas none
dsS en- cuvo inverse sc d~eStacaba IA
marx borh0nica de- Carlos III. c.
mention agudo de Carlos Fl Hcchi-
zado. h frcrtc ljmpia Y a2tiva de
Felipe N.
Tamhien pciuconas en- s&S Que
a~parecian. ei roS;ro de barba dorado
del Haps5urgo dcSvcuturaGo Que re
CARA con su sangrc IMPERIAL las rocas
grsScs del cerro de las CampanaS. y
Ia cara serena de la princeSa be!ga
que encierra 81 locura Ell IN castl-
10 de las cue despertara dc 81 So
ror secular cGando en- 1914 les hui
nos iniciaban 81 avance hacia q
Ciudad Luz.
Y TODD clio. sin repartirlo con ma
die. sin dar 4 nadie una onZa. que
para ESQ pevuitia = todos que roba-
ran i ST a~nsojo, era recogioo pOr
CHAVEZ Y un grupo de homhre> lie
les que fornlaban SUI e~Scolta, V trans
portado a lomo de mu,a solo Dies
saoe a doude.
Tesoros saeraaos,
Pero nc SOLO de oro Y plata Y io-
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--.--to)

Los c~irujanoS convienen en- cue en- todos
los casos de heridas. qucmadaras, etc. Ia
PRIMERA CURACION es Ia mas importan-
te. Cuando es APPLICABLE un antiseptico Ell
CIENTE, no hay peiigro de infection Y las
heriGas comienzan 4 cicatriZar deSde luego.
BOROZoNE 6 ell antiseptico ideal, para los
hombres Y los animaies. Coriprelo hoy mis-
mo y este listo TGra c~ualquier emergencia.
De venta por IA Botica San Pedro. San An
tcnio. Texas. lAdv.l
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exacto que la Colonia Espanola de We
racruz este ayudando al general Fe-
lix Diaz, pues de ser asi, hace mucho
tempo que Sc hubiera sabido, sin ne
cesidad de que Aguilar Sc hubiera
hecho cargo de la referida Jcfatura
dc las opcracioneS.
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Los carrancistas andan en- busca de los tesoros gu
deii65 ocultos ell feroz bandolero J. Ines Chduez Garcl

de los tempos coloniales que 81 hauaban ~guordadas en- las igtes0s
en- los palacios de Mchoacdn, todo ESQ fne accumulate
por Chavez Garcia en- un lugar solo por el conocido
La cmyad ode Sc haHan los tssmosr dmhs Dor Chwez Gucn~dee los earonGTtos
--Dueds nuaEzar con las de los cuems fntmHcos de Las Mil y Una Noche
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TcsoTos S~asra6os,

Pero nc SOLO de oeo Y plata Y jo-
vas dc las haciendas Y De los po-
blados. esta lena de cuevaS en que
Sc encierra i tesoro del cabeci'la
los robos hechos a las igleSiaS Mi
choacanas. Ja~liscierces y Quereta-
mas, iciesias coloniales en- las que Sc
guardaban joyaS de grandlsino va
Ior real 9 hist5ric0. inestimable. Son
cuantiosisimos. segun 81 dectr de los
que de clio zaben.