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The daily Alaskan., 1918-06-21
PLATFORM

We, the Republicans of Alaska in convention assembled, point with pride to the patriotic service which the leaders of the Republican party Of this nation have given the sd- ministration in preparing for war. In Congress, Republicans have given their votes, often the deciding votes, for the grant of every power and all the money demanded by the administration; in this course of action they will persist without way ering or shadow of turning. This is the war of no political party, This is the country's war and we would deplore that the party in power be guilty of practicing petty partisan politics to the serious detrf- ment Of the cOuntry's cause even in the territories of the Union.
 We commend the patriotic and unfailing loyalty to nation and peo- pie of Theodore Roosevelt. We heartily endorse the patriotic lead ership of Will H. Hays, chairman of the Republican National Committee, and pledge our fealty to the com mittee which he is ably organiz- ing.
 The Republicans of the First division believe that the delegate, legislature officials and people of the Territory should exert their best efforts to speed the conferring of the sovereign power Of Statehood upon Alaska.
 We maintain that all power and authority ever conferred upon any territory of the Union should be vested in the legislature of Alaska. We endorse the candidacy of James Wickersham as the primary nominee O. the Republican party and pledge our support. We pro test against the political activity of federal officials in this territory, an We appeal to the Republican mem Ders Of Congress to secure a just decision of the present delegate contest pending in the House of Representatives.
 We maintain that the offices of treasurer of the territory, territor- ial mlne inspector, territorial com missioner of education and other offices created by the legislature of the territory should be elected.
 We declare for the strict enforce ment of the prohibition laws Of the territory, and deplore the failure to enforce the same.
 We declare in favor of prorec- tion of the Alaska fisheries and pledge employees of the fisheries and all other industries 8 just com pensation act by the territorial legis Ilature:
 We pledge our candidates for the legislature to work for the passage of an S-houf law that will protect the workers in this territory; tm- provement of the Pioneer Home and increased pensions for the pioneer men and women of this territory; protection and propagation Of the game and fish; increased transporta tion and mail service for the iso- lated communities; opening and de lvelopment of the timber, coal, oil and mineral areas Of Alaska; in creased Jurisdiction and police pow CTS to municipal courts and municip alities to relieve expensive litiga- tion; encouragement to the Natives of this territory. that they may be- come useful as well as patriotic citizens.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-06-21
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
fg Irks Trying to Get Rid of DHndruR
 Without Herpiclde.


 Without Herpiclde.
 Did you ever see any one trying to wash themselves without soap or water? . II you did what would you say of him? - - T. Is every bit as foolish to try to get rid of Dandruff and 10 prevent Bald ness by feeding the germs which cause .r. with CanthrarIdes. Vaseline Glycer- he and similar substances which form the principal ingredients Of most so- called Hair Yigors.
 Newbro's Herpiclde is successful be cause n attacks and kills the parasitic germ which feeds on the hair roots. | It is the original and only genuine scaln germicide manufactured. r Sold by leading druggists. Send lOc. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit. Mich.
 On9 Dollar bottle, guaranteed.
 A. all Drug Storse. Adv.
 ent.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-06-21

Mother never made better ice cream than that which is served by Keller Bros. at their sanitary scda fountain. Have you tried 1t?
The daily Alaskan., 1918-06-21

We have secured a limited guam tity of spau1ding Tennis balls. Bet ter get some before the supply is sI hausted. Keller Bros. If.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
SMOKY VALLEY.

Sunday school Is proerezsinr z-'s-'s
Al this lace with Bro Izndsy cyrus
as snerintendelt.
A large croHd attended the cam,
meeting Sunday.
Hiss Este Terry Mas ea1linr On
homefolks SATURDAY and VAS scromr,a- :
nied by vir1ie Payne Ills s.tI. ~Ir
soon return % LOUIS she has heen
r. tc'sisa several days taking muse
Ihe people q this place are retoic-
INK over The rain We had last week
Mrs Iahe Wallace vas calling an
Mrs Terry Monday afternoon.
Miss Martha Roberts has heea ~is-
Ashland
We were aorry to hear d The doask
81 Arhlc Hutchlson.
Miss Ida N|uncy ana Mira ". n r.r.
~ VEN shopping IN Louisa ias, u.rh
Waite Roae.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
UPPER LICK CREEK

sunday sehool AZ this place i pro-
Erezng nicely With W II Burgess
superintendent
: FIsyd 1cCoxn. MO has beea Sex
1or some tine. ne are sorry 70 szJ
Is 10 ber-Ez
Mrs Bin Compton and tEo ehndren
q Heller we're visiting NJ and Ma
W p. Czmptn1 Ast Eesk
" p Compton - repairing his house
M ana Mrs. walker Caste we're
cz1ing q III and Mrs Alive AhzhisE
Sunday
M. G. H casrBe i exPee-sd home
THIS week from Weekssury. Ehere he
hs e1r1oyDeaE
Mrs. z Bzzckb1ru ard dz1ghrer.
NoIlis- -rere ealing q B1zeyvf1iz
frss1ds a No1azy
Mss Go11z znc Far HrC0En we're
vEzsring their SISTER. Nrz- Myrtle Cox
Eas1 S11dzy-
Ing AZ FIoy5 Ncc0En-s S1ndAy-
Oscar Hlghes. q IOrehlighs- vas
ssen q our creek IuesdAy-
MISS Sylvia and Fan Cox were cali
hg IN NArEis and Nancy Lon Cas-ls
Sunday
MIS- Leoaa chnds-s and Ms Mar
Dan5sas rook dinner With Ma Jsrris
WIIson Su1dAy
Misses Opal and Ivory Bu-Er1t and
Laura Belle DGnrO1. u Blaine. we're
q CIR creek Sun1zy-
Apple dryzng i al the 70 now Fsr-
Rers are beginning 70 st ready q
rnEe ro1ter and rnake SorEhum
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
Noas

Mrs. Ella Thorlp@on. Dsei@ Esrrp
and Coriidz Pack zer@ the an day
guests o. Mrs LDey Eirchln last san
day
Mrs Tizsia Vsnhoose uas VISITING
Ms Tom SeSc9ns last Sunday
SsFe=zI =stssssss fk= pse so-a4i a.,
Saturday night Proce~ss being sI5ss.
Rossrs Thornpsoa has returned honle
from West Virginia
Mrs Labs Thoznpzou i 10 better Al
THIS writing
Mrz lane srenus- and little grand
daughter. Gladys. Eere visiting Ma
L2ey lane Ban Saturday nizhs and
SUNDAY.
Bert BAN rEo as b<~a IN P~a--
syirzniz for some une, j. here visit
ing borns folks
1lartha Moore zttsneea tn arple
r~eiing AZ II G Taonp<o1's F-ridsy
night
John Clark q near GaIlsp. uss Vs.
ittng Mrs J. Y oB-yzn ard e.ndren
SUNDAY.
Harrison More zsas vfsstanx rs
father and mother. ssT- and Mrs jerry
Moore. last Sunday.
he funeral Of Aunt Bette France
VII b preached AZ this plz>e the $50
and Saturday IN Sep-er1her BY Rev.
G v Pack and Elijah OrB-yzn.
AEIsa Carter preached an tnrerestinE
Issrnoa here Saturday night
lust Ne
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
DEEP ROLE

Remember the ~ cr-anr supper Al
this Place SATURDAY. Sep- :
Eerneniser fhe Sanday .cA-ooI con
vsn5son Sunday. September :. A nios
proErzm has been prsraTed and tisnty
q dinner uiH = spread % the Erosnd
in ~ grove ~ IN -eh.-sl Aa.se
4 meEno-ilI -l@esInx wnI - sssd ID
the F'Tsees graveyard Saturday and
Sunday. Septenb<r y ard n
School y pSp<TxsEinx nlcely.
Mss NArtha Clark > very Sex ~
this Nrftin<.
Mss Lut4 Bsrrbtgr visited aIrr- Alary
CEark Saturday.
Mis-. Minnie B1Eckett - vlsitEng her
hou1e folks here
Mis- Marie Bradley spent SATURDAY
night Eith 1ltas Minnie Bureheft
Ebon TAylor azd B<lr< ynuhora
len ,Frid4y for Camp Tayior. we are
sorry 70 Sc 20 many q cur nefxhbor
z@n going 70 the army
John Clzrk has returned srorn \ trip
10 Tug river
Z MIS- Nevz Casey visited horne folks
az Ya-esrllte Sunday
Den Mag. Eho has been erzploye.
- N--eA---~ EAAG ~14llta l0T stlzlE tArr1E.
returned home Saturday Lasr and
hifched rs horse AZ VIII Clark Ea.-.
Mss Mare Bradley spent saturday
and Sunday with hone folks AZ Peas
ant Ridge
Miss Marie Muney = coutenplarIrx
. visit 70 Ashiand so-51-
Mrs. Sa1sle DE.n.ond Visited Ms
Susan Roberts Sunday
B. r DAnond uzs a our creek o.
Thur@e4y
Mss Emma DsIonE ~as SHOPPING IN
L0uEzz No1zzy.
r r. Burrhest mae a bEst.ess trsp
70 HunfIngto1 Saturday
On Eell No on j. L. CEzrk's farm
uzs shot No1aay s.ss ana = nne zen
= reported plenty q 10th oil ana gas
n L. Damo1d and WA Clara are
pTepartng 70 have EAs plped into thssr
Dazzling hOaseS
Mr. Sad5e Diamond ana Mis- Nera
Casey sDent Sunday vita Ms EA.oa
Tayior-
ToDsy Bro.n-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
ORR

he erops q 01r neiEhhorhoosa are
boxing fne zfter the recent rains
Ths ne0nlzEht sck0el AZ thEs place Il
p-oEsss-ng vsrJ nics5y. ais0 ne are
having an interesting literary socseey-
Mr. + p BleTfzs recently visited
relatives Al Ru<ssL
School l. proEresstlg nicely here
With aboaf s. enroIled
Ihe sick % our Community are sB0E-
y imprOving
Relatives q shis place would en-
10y = lsster from 1Ir- n v Bo<gs. o.
Wurtland
Elmer johnson. Taylor and Carson
Blsvins have returned from Ashland
where they have ben employed
DUey Hensley and Taylor Blevfns
wee calling on their best girls 0a
Sunday
clyde Stewart MS a happy guest
On our creek Sunday
M Elmer johnson is now waking
the rad that was vacated By J-W.
BoEEs on Dry Fork
Nv Boe<s made call up our creek
sunday.
Ran BcEEs and family. q Potter. Wis
.see Ms father-ln-lAw Al this piace on
Sunday.
Jar HEX Is sim nAklnr his usual
calls here.
Church VAS largely attended e Mr..
J. W. Grifnth's Sunday.
There win ~ church Al Providence
Sunday evening. Everybody should
come and hear the Word 81 God.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
WHAT cRTARRR IS

Science has shown that nasal cataFTh
of,en indicates general weakness q
tie BODY and heal Treatments N the
Eorm q snuiIs and vapOrs only innate
and Do E,,le iFany good
To correct ca,aIsh yOe should treat
i,s c.uso By eniching your blood Wiih
Tie oilfocd IN Scots Emulsion which
i 4 medicinal food and 4 building
tonin lrcc from any harmful drrgR
n 4 helping thousands nEyik
~, \ D1Hns. rlu.ul.',.NR
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
Presfonsbnrg


lEr- ard Mrs W : HARRIS and
danghfef- Ms Josephine. 1=fr Mo11zy
m1rnfnE for Ch7rzEo. H wherS Mr-
HArkins VII c0lzuiE physsrEzn- TEsy
WEu vizst their So Walter Scocr- Wh0
i Al p Sherl1zn- only = 1EW zles
fru1 ChicaE1 Walter Seorr Ezs
k110red rscenfIT hez1g 01e of i've
yomg msn ssBsc.ed fruu Cszter Coz-
Ike 70 reeeire rrzEnErE AZ the military
-p AMI when the eoorze + 6zzshsd
ke VII asst n inz-ruezing the E01zg
Den II rhe c1lleEs tbs year I'd B1rke
nn1-ker ore prez111hG<s hrzEEr
toEs. rece1rIE 1z.d liz szHz ho70- BE-
stoEed on kaz 81 BSEuzg Green BIS
mess UniEe-z1-E-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

rex % Garrett vraere 5lr- Shephera
azs = position N tlss min=z
Mrs. EliEzbeta Gobie Eto has been
suffering for szte weeks with milan
nlzEOry rise1zzatz<rn- EFF sunday for
IrOE-o1 70 take rr-z-Eenl
Mrs- Jotn LAyne who has ben quite
Al for q Eeek Ieff sunday 10 enter =
hospital II Hun-inEro1- Il i feared
she Ein % 10 better IsaIesz an opera
rion Is r=rfo-n=d
Dewey Yanes has aoosptsd = Position
As bookkeePer AZ Logan. ". Va
N-z George n Rice q Fszinzsri1Ie.
and Mrs PsSehzud. Of B1ehanan- Eere
guests q Mrs. 10 Davidson On Tha-s-
day
J D HarEins has returned from
Washington D. c. and Otnsr eastern
cfIies
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

sam $eaos uAs h.slas.s sirltar n
iSsisa saturday
F'neel Biackburn., uho So urnf - n.
Thomas hss ben returned. hasIne fau-
- - rn4et fhe phyrical rn1ulra1uarf..
Wiiiss Bslle Travis. uas N rulat a
ss=Tths Sssfns Sunday.
Rost Adkins vas vi.ltIz- SAN xsa.s
Dave Thsnp-oa p..s-s dssu or
TfsoH.as ks. h.s ruas % Aianur. ~
TAXI training eourr- fo- army rer-
Geo Adkins al afliard rantorr.
are ernpieysd On Forate
aar.ssi Nenhoo~- goss ne<zl1rIy 10
Flen Roblnen has reesir.S 49,,
FROM hia soz. Mart. sayinr - ~ rs-f-
q safely orerueaa
Miss Opal saits-z q raferrr,~ 1.
here spsading = frw days usth rll1-
Our Teacher s51r.s.s- wooa. -
reaiEned his posltion hereant -
SuiiA r. Bzrrsss haa aeeees~a -
place
Our erop. are Iokins b.sse- asse- a.
r1aeh nee.ted ran
Tssv.|
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

AIR c. L H0Ezrd and So wal-e-.
Ell Io11AF n'uTnlng for rkszr k10s n
UzExEi1e after = vzt q rEO ure@k
VIA ker Fzrsn-zL Nr ard 1lrz W =
HArkEnz TheE we're anenz1znssd
hn1e hr = hue Aep6eE and cozzzl-
Joserh d Hzrk1lzI IT. wh0 vi Ezzr
thR 61r fs~ dzs<
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

1GA@lI0lE8 - - 10y
Ms GA Nay ents-1zsn<E ~ her
h1ze ea T1ezazE evening fron eight
thirty u1zI e5erea o'czock TIE oocz-
son hesng her 18th hzrIhdzF z1n5ver-
2rE Ire h1az Uzs decorated N
Arzerzczu EaEs and Whzte china zszers
tn cn1or scheze 5ezzE carried Gu n
tn refrezknez-z Cams q various
Ezds -ere paved rhs main feature
beEnE the zzzczl game Ehich always
zfzorSzs D1rh laughter Al 1879 The
S0urS a the dining roua were rhrUEn
opH &1d Ms Nay Ezs asszs-ed ~
NEsses NzhezIe and EAr1ol Mayo and
Mss Nz15e SzlEsh1-T n serving %
rhe 1@erv1s Elez1s hr5ck cream q
Ehzre zn1 re1 41d t1dir1e1zl czkez
ked II re1 WhErs and b11e- Ths Ia
v1nE Wre E1uzrUre AEer1rz- E1aE ri1z
After TIE Ezsz1s We-e se-r@d Ms
Nay CT ~ large ksr1hzAr cake Eh5ch
was 6scnrz1ez "A I'd. Waite ard bl1z
czzEe< Af-er @zF bea11fzl gins
Eh1cA kA1 heez BESTOWED On he- ~
her frs< 5 =g-e czsP1Axe6
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

1Ir. 4n1 Nrz n A. WASTE 411
dnnrkzsr. E1la Eoel ret-rzea SAr.rany
Grzr1nE frcD R1o Ganze. GA hnx-
NJ kesn r<I,ed ~ IL 6sath & 1Er-
WkEte1s faEkRr 80 tSea frGz = fE-sna
n,rcka q raralEzzs IT, zEzzle parx q
tke urek Nr. Uhite vas ~ yea-S a
nr1 n tr1Ire G1DlN hAve the
hsArtfsls sTnra.hS = IL eorzzai-s.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

4 eIippElg fro-n the CE1czn1zri Posz
this Eeek sbOEs thai Mr. n L Mel
q KL1GzL Ky = forDer resi1-ur %
Pres-1nzb1rE 5 dong q WOn1sr1ul
W1rk n collecting pennies FOR TIE
Frzch orpks11z Zach meath Nrs-
Neel gets o01rlbu-ons for th-s Eork
and this Do11h she has conrr1buresd
11s9 pennies given her b her frsen1s
n K1izad Mrs. Neez knoEn As Man
NY ~ al Eho RsE her IN PrzszO1s-
bU< has three rzn1so1s n service-
ME- Hzrrher. nc% n Frznre- L1-hsr
Hzzrh=r ~ n Ozsetbo-re and " a
Hzreher n Camp SheRn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

din<1oal No =p@nt Izs1 q he szn-
Ee- With thsm
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

VIII Gzse Recere1sa-
Fr5sr.zs ard DEzHsrS e rhe culEre-
Ezrz1t q Mr. Ernezz n Hart. F4s-E u
To- PreshEeerzAn cAzrrA. Ezl give N
s-erE1l1 recerr5uu on Saturday ere-
nzzE eor IT, Fnz1or ard rs hr51e- An
are znxl1s.d 70 cu-1e en- ara <zre Mr-
and Ms Hart = hsarrE EesuOrns % cur
eir
Loe.la
1Eizzes NLaeEse ThunAs. Beszse Pa
1sy zna Myrtle Burgy Attended tie
fsus IazAing Al Male Creek Su13ey
Nlssss NAr7ol and MA1r1ne Mayo
IN hast Week fnr : rzszt u their ule1e
Lewis NAyo. Whc HIVES Al NlpseS
M and Hrs Heary Mellon spent
SaaaAV a Ban Creek guests q Mr.
and Ms A. J. Wright
J. Sscne WALKER. hank gxAmlner q
l.exinEern- vas kere 1ASt ueek
Mis- NAn1e SAGs11Eg. Who has heen
vis,1iag her z1zter. AIRS. Rnhs. Frtend
IN BeAxer Creek returned Aurne-
H1rAert An1 Hc-ner Salisbury Were
VtsitioE her pArents Mr.. ana MA
luAes SallsAurx ~ Sunday.
Ms AEnts Murphy Splnt tAe Week-
tn1 u Asf,an1
Mr. Gully HaErr ana sons Arc gucsos
~ Ma Jaur1 SIrcmoro
~, ana 1Il& n Plntle,oa AAVe
movo1 Into ~ co,t,Ec ~ Ans. Alce
Nolr<n On S<con1 slrctl. haVlnr Va
ee'tt A. alrtnen, 4, Mr. Eah =
MA hess aa>s,a nsysa IN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

III an1 HIS Larue B-rhEsr an.
N an1 Hrs IoaEe CEse1z are rAe
rrr11 rare-.s q sr1z. enrn Az -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

GET READY TO But soxDs ,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-11-27
Dress Goods

We carry a full and COM
plete line of Dress Goods. All
kinds of Cotton and Wool
Goods, also Silks. 1t doesn't
matter what kind of goods you
want you will surely find them
here for less money than else
where.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-11-27
Children's Shoes

We handle nothing but the
best Shoes for Children. A full
and complete line of E. c.
Skuffer Shoes and Gladfut al
ways on hand.
Why should you buy q
cheap shoe by which you will
soon have to buy again, when
you can buy here a first class
shoe at the same price that you
pay for a cheap shoe?'
We Guarantee Each Pair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-11-27
MEMS OVERCOATS.

25 Young Mems Overcoats.
$50 and $35 Coats at $3.50
S27 Mems Overcoats at $3.50
S35 Mems Overcoats at $22.5O
We carry a large stock of
Mems and Boys Raincoats. All
at a big reduction.
BOYS SUITS.
Sizes 2 years to 8 years.
$3.50 Suits at ---------$2.75
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-11-27
MEMS SUITS.

One special lot Mems Suits.
One or two of kind. ALL
sample suits. Real value S25
and S90.00-choice -$1O.75
$3.50 Mems Suits at--$11.5O
$500 Suits in blue and brown
at l5.UO
$4,000 Mems Suits at--$19.00
$3.50 Mems Suits in Black,
dark Gray or Blue at $24.OO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-11-27
Millinery

We have 800 Hats in stock
for ladies' and misses and are
compelled to sell them regard
less of cost.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-11-27
Mems and Boys Clothing

We have between 400 and 500 stock select from Most them
bought before the price up will be to your interest to visit our
clothing department. before buying your suit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-11-27
SPECIALS

25 dozen Mems Blue Work
Shirts S1.15 value at---75c.
so Pieces of Poplin in solid col
ors or fancy silk stripes. 75c.
value at t-------------47c
Is Pieces Wash Silk in all
shades. S1.00 value at 727sc.
25 Pieces Silk in Messaline and
Tafeta in any shade you
want. $3.50 value at--$1.59
Is Pieces of Fancy Silk 36 inch
es wide in stripes or checks.
SITS value at--------$I 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-11-27
Ladies' Shoes

$3.50 Ladies' Shoes in high or
half heel at-----------$4.75
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-11-27
SPECIAL

We carry a full line of swea-
ters for ladies', misses and
children.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25
DESDE La HABANA
Correspondence Especial para la PreHsa'
Socerdotes y soldados de Froncio
POR JOSE ELGUER0

"Nunca una misa de m~edianoche
ha tenido tai sabor de batalla, pero
ampoc nunca ninguna fue quiZas
mas ferviente, porque los que ACADIA
ban de oirla habian afroatado Ia
! muerte durante el dla.
"Pero. Eminenciay-dije yo enton-
ccs-habeis tenido horas belias du-
rante estos Tres amos: cuando ell Pre-
sidentc de la Republica vino 4 trae-
! ros Ia Legion de Honor; cuando eI
c~cronel de! l52 Regimiento os nombr6
! carellan h~onorario de 81 cueTnO Y os
! cntyeg5 Ia "forragera' con los colo
res de Ia Medalla Militar..
.'Oh, senor-interrumpi6 eli carde-
! nai,-no hablemos de mi. 81; el II
del pasado JUNO, el senior Presidente
de Ia Repu5lica me hiZo el ~graadisi-
! mo honor de condeccrarme . ia Lee
! g:6n de Honor. Ii. ceremonial Sc efec-
! tue en- las bodegas de n casa Numm
' mi modification fuc grande GUAM
10 OF que Ia lista de condecoradOs CO.
mLnZaba con mi nOmbre, Y mayor aur
cYanGo VI. Poincare ne diio: Quiero
unil mis- f~eIicitaciones perSonales .
las de Ia RepubIica. La Francia en-
terra las ratificara.
"Yo pensaba en- mis- s]acerdoteS. en-
MS vicarios en- mis- Herm&nos, en- to-
dos los que a mi lado han SufridO, y
.!e Gecia cue . clioS les t0caba Il
!nayor Darte de! honor que Sc me dis
=. saba.
En- cuanto a II cntrcga de ii 70
r.uaela". tue una ceremonial conmo-
yc!ora que me emocionG profundGmen
e Los braves, 4 q~uienes hacia Tres
amos veja en- la lucha. hacian de r.!
del humilde pastor, Su igQal, Y des-
de entonces teHgo e! orgul!o de SCI
al propio tempo cardeHal y s~oldado.'
~ ME despeii del cardenal. en- 81
pahinete de trabajo, en- donde Sc que
do. de codos sobrc una mesilia. en-
Gonde al a~lcancc de su manO est&
ura mascara contra los gases asfiXian
ties.
"Monsenor Luc0n-dice el periods
ta- es de mediana estatura, erguldo
a pesar de setenta V cinco amos:
sus ojos obscUros denuncian Ia ella
riGad del pensamierto, Y 81 boca, dc
labioS IN POGO gruesOs sonric con ce-
leSte bondad. Pero cuandO el carde-
m! TO Sonrie. una invcnc!ble ~triste-
"a Sc deSprende de toda su persona.
81 espalda Sc encorva ]entonceS li%e-
ran,ente, 81 frente Sc i]nclina; I'm We
10 enturbia sus ojos; Sc comprende
que csc robusto prelado esta toto por
un drama : I'm duelo: el drama q
IA guerra; ell duelo de Ia catedral. -"
Habana. = de Re brero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25
la polic;a en- acci0n.

la pOlicia en- acclOn-
Una vecina de IA familia que habia
sufrido el robo de Ia nina, sin perder
tempo p!di6 auxilio q Ia policia Y Sc
craSla3o al iugar de los hechos con la
premura cue e! case requeria. 81 te-
aierte Cussack. jefe de los gendarmes
motocic!iStas; solo cue por violento
que este fuera para acudir al llama
do de auxilio. lego cuando e. Iadron
~ habia' tesaparecido, ~ignOra2dose
que rumbo tomaria.
Al poNer el Teniente CusSack este
hecho en- cOrocimiento de la %superiori-
dad, pOr quejas anteriores que Sc ha-
Dian recibido en- el departamento de
detectives. Sc vino 2 Ia conclusion de
Iue e. San Antonio existe una bien
organiZada cuadrilla de roba chicos.
que seguranlente esta en- ~coneXi0n con
otras similares del norte del pals. para
apoderarse de rinos pequenos, los que
despueS son Sometidos a Ia mas mi
cua exploitation por parte de sus Sc
cuestradores, Q~uienes los emplean pri-
nero pidiendo limosna Y despues los
educan como rateros. preparando asi
cacimos de horca Y hu.spedes de pre-
sidio.
La policia esta hacienda activas
gestio2es para descubrir Z los MEM
bros de dicha gavilla 6 imponerles el
castigo que merecen.
NoSotros eStamos en- possession de
algunos otros datos que no externa-
@os porque ser;a entorpecer Ia ac-
ci0n de IL policia.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25
ACTlNlDAD DE LAS ARTILLE-
RIAS EN- Ell SECTOR
DEL BRENTA.
Ser'icio Especial para La PRE!NSA.

ROMA, febrero 25.-En ell sector
del Brenta Ia artilleria de ambos
combatientes estuvo bastante activa
durante TODD el dia de hoy, habiendo
sido concentrate ell fuego sobre de-
terminates puntos, entire los cuales
sc hicieron notar, por la intensidad
que en ellos alcarzaron JOS bombar-
does, Ia region de Giudicari, que Sc en-
cuentra en- la meSeta del Asiago, GER
ca del de Val Dobiadene v Montello.
Pequenas fuerzas de arnhos confirm
cantes trabarcn combates de poca i'm
p~ortancia a 10 largo del Pave medic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25
MANUEL PELAEZ DERROTO.
CViens de Ia Ia. Pag)

tuna importancia que Sc Cc2SiderG
capaz de cumDlir con e. II . 4Ge
fue dest;nada. Parece que los ca
rrancistas tratan por este medic de
ocultar Ia importanc;a del reeves cue
sufrierOn sus t-opas. Las roticias
recibidas terminan diciendo que, deS-
pues del combate. Sc presentaron va
rios soldadoS carranciStas Y les ma
r;festaron q los de Pelaez cue esta-
ban prestando sus servicios a fuerza
a. las filas del eX-Primer Jefe ' que
aprovechaban esa oporturilad para
escaparse de elias. Esos p~resentados