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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-06
The Sick
COUNTY AoEM.sIe . .kER.

County Agent Baken Z be unable
to make any calls. other than answer
telephone calls for ten days, as he
will be confined to office making of
annual report
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-06
HOUSE BURNED

The residence of Mrs. vicy Ann Vim
son caught fire on Sunday night about
nine o'clock and was burned. House
and contents a total loss. She lives
few miles above Louisa, and is the
mother Of Frank M. vinsop OF this
place.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-06

County Judge Frd A. Vaughan. OF
Paintsville. Is able TO be out after an
illness OF six weeks.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-06

DR.. II. II. Sparks is out after an nj.
ness OF Influenza
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Ruth Woods was in Ashland
Saturday.
Mrs. Dizzy Curnutte. of Zelda. was in
Louisa Tuesday.
Mrs. w. S. Layne. of Zelda, was in
Louisa Thursday.
E.j D. Frasher, of Fallsburg, was in
this office Tuesday.
r.. D. Hinkle, Jr,. was down from
Richardson Wednesday.
c.. e. Hensley made a business trip
last week to Chillicothe. o.
Alden Bryan of Barboursville, w.
Va, was in Louisa Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Burton have ia
ken rooms at j. L. Carey's
Miss Helen Carter was the guest
of relative at Kise station a few days
Mrs. Jas. Bromley, came over Fri
day from Huntington to visit relatives.
DR., d. ]. Thompson, wife and two
children, of Webbville, We're visitors in
Louisa Tuesday.
Mrs. c. f, Rice and daughter. Miss
Carrie Belle Rice, were visitors in Ash
land Saturday.
MIRA Chas. B. Rd1s, Of Ashland. was
the gaest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
N. d. Waldeck a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Shannon and
two little daughters OF Gallup. were
visitors in Louisa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Baker. OF Hind
man, were guests on Thanksgiving
OF th,iir son. G.. c. Baker, and family
Miss Henrietta Dellmuth, OF Cincin-
natl. was the guest on Thanksgiving
and until last Sunday Of Mrs. S. J.
Justice.
]. W. Hensley and grand daughter
Miss srheima Arthur OF Prichard. w
Va. ipent thanksgiving with his son
Q. n Hen2ley.
IDN 4 a..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-06
poNlTHoN.

Mrs. Mamie Heltsley has returned
rhome after an extended visit with her
sister at Blockton y
Gwinn Chapman is spending few
days with home folks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobert Graham OF
Webb, are visitors at j. C. Moores
this week.
Mrs. Mary E. Chapman visited rel
atives here recently.
r.. w. Lambert is working again
with the carpenter force on the N
and w.
Mrs. Tom Rice of Louisa, was the
guest of relatives here Friday tp Sun
day. She was accompanied hdne by
her sister, Mrs. Fred Frazler
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Chap
man. n girl.
Mr.. N. Meade passed up ouf creek
few days ago moving to 1ennies
creek.
The sick of our community hre all
reported well again.
Mrs. Heltsley and Mrs. Stapsberry
visited the sick on Laurel sunday.
Our neighborhood was shocked tc
hear OF the death Of Miss Mart May
nard. Also, the death OF her liItlN
ter. Ardath. which occurred a "
days previous TO that Of Miss. M
They had many friends and rSlaq
.liefe. VI
= cSsaIe Moore was shopping IN Lou
MMM A1IuTInV ||.-Lt|
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TAX ON PARLoR CARS REMOVED
The tax of one-half percent for the
privilege of riding in a parlor car or
sleeper which was in force during the
war was removed December L.
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mckinney childera to =
Of "a salyers. d Fle1'''
isbe SEVERELY. tin
q iorl,untl. vas se}.
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r1rr bntJ. were slight, ,<,.
sood rsn Iaofet, Of
her VIM. B Bprks
Nv county. died o.
for insitis. He is
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Miss Grace Remmele came home last
week from Hazard where she had
been quite while.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-12-06

Jas. b. Hughes was mue.'..' ..|
the artillery school AZ 0||.|
and returned homo |''1'
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,8dition It win
3 to bring back
now In France.
Wport News and
were chosen AZ
Vienna is "out
able and unsat-

B $500. while a
Ia $50 to $50.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06
AT THE CAIN FRY

E. J. Slinger is doing contract work driving piles for cannery at Aux Bay. ...t
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment --4 rooms and bath; call phone Al.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06
NOMINATIONS. BY DELEGATE
 ~ FROM F|'|)|l| ALASKA They Have Proved a Cred it to Alaska and Are Securing Expert Mii-
 itaryl Training..1Ii
 0.trfl fl.---.lslft}l CORRECTING MISTAKES Delegate Is Trying to &c., 3a cure for Territory
 Vocational Edu-i
 Fp cation. nll~
CORRECTING MISTAKES tgI3 f.F ~fly 8Hsf S

In the list of nominations made by Charles A. Sulzer, Delegate from Al aska, for admission to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Maryland, appears the names of three residents of Juneau and vicinity MT Sulzer had the naming of three principals and three ,alternates, .foi admission during :, the Summer ol 1919, and on July sent the following nominations to the. chief of the Bu reau of Navigation of the Navy De partment: ...-
 Principal-Frederick Clement Hod ges, of Thane, Alaska.
 First Alternate Emmet Thomas Krefting of Seward, Alaska.
 Principal-James Reginald Bell, of Valdez Alaska. ~f-.. r,.
 First Alternate - Garold Gerard Beeson, of Anchorage, Alaska. ... Principal-JacksOn Oswell, of Ju neau, Alaska. f.a
 First Alternate-Curtis " Broth erton, Juneau, Alaska.
 All or these young men have at tended school in Alaska All have expressed the intention, also, of at tending a school in the States, dur ing the coming winter that makes a speciality of preparing candidates for the Naval Academy examinati tions Harry Morgan, another Juneau boy was admitted to West Point in June upon nomiantion from MT. Sulzer Recent Eastern papers show that Gil Dobie, the former University of Washington football coach, who holds the same. position at the Army train ing camp, has been considering giv. ing Morgan a place on the football team. He is one of the most power ful men in the first year class, being over six feet in height and weighing more than 200 pounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06
FROM DUNDAs

C. R. Peterson. of Dundas, is in duncan and is at the Zynda Hotel
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06

That famous Nanaimo coal Femmer & Ritter-phone 114.
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ALASKA NOTES

People are stalking lots in Peters burg, in anticipation of the sale. of the same, by the Government when the title to lots will be transferred to claimants by the townsites trus- .ee' 'lu'maHfe r au. i-aehaits ls The Anderson General Merchandise Con- at sSeldOyia, has been sold to the firm of Chambers and Colwell. The NOnpareil, one of the oldest mercantile firms in, Nome will dis continue business before. navigation closes, and it's sproprietors will leave for the, States. .raae;,.. n ,.t, ..s A contract for the building of two relief cabins on the Chisana trail was recently awarded to D. Wood man of Mccarthy by Road Cclnmis- sioner Jas. Wilson.
 K. l.. Sterberg has been appointed agent for the Standard Oil Company at Petersburg. ....
 Brick Johnson has been appointed Deputy U. s. Marshal for Council. vice Sam Taylor. who left for the Outside on a recent boat.
 The Belleview brothers dredge on Dry Creek, Seward Peninsula was entirely destroyed by fire recently as the result of the accidental igni- tion of a pile of oakum being used to calk the hull. The head of a match which was struck to light a candle in the interior of the dredge flew into pile of oakum and in a minute the whole interior was ablaze. The two men aboard were powerless to check the blaze, and in short time the immense machine was de- stroyed. The loss is very large, amounting to over $20,0O0.
 "BilP' Whittridge, famous as wing shot and hunter of big game, arrived in Anchorage recently to
 
 purchase a hunting outfit, his having been destroyed in the Palmer fire at .knik several months ago Bill is a sourdough, originally from the State Of Maine, and among his varied ex- periences he has the distinction of having posed for A. B. Frost, the artist, in one of his hunting pictures.
 Unless the U. S.. Commissioner at Valdez gets writers cramps or the supply of licenses runs out, the rec ord, for weddings in this heavenly home of connubial bliss promises to break all records this summer. The large and increasing crop of soldiers at the Post is responsible, as the lovely maidens of the Gateway to the Interior cannot resist the privilege of laundering khaki clothing the rest of their lives. .fi,
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06
WILL NOT FORGET
 WAY BACK TO NORTH
 AFTER END OF WAR

Capt. Waldo B. States and Engin ger George Cloudy left for Seattle on the Spokane to enlist in the mer chant marine service.
 Capt. States has been manager oi the Ferry company for the past sev eral years and has many friends who all wish him we'll.
 George Cloudy for the past two years manager of the A. B. .Jitney Dances says Were off to the big show but will not forget the way back to Juneau and the Jitney.' These boys will enter the merchant marine service and expect active ser vice soon
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06
FOR RENT-Apartments

FOR RENT-Comforta houses, small or large. Mrs. Montgomery Davis, 9th and Seward St.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06
SALE OF TICKETS
 FOR LIBERTY ROOSTER

Glen. c. Bartlett, manager of the sale of the Ruby Red Cross Rooster for the local Red Cross Chapter has placed tickets for the sale of the big Rhode Island Red at the Elks' Club, It the Gastinsau Hotel and with, L. J. Reedy at Thane. MT. Bartlett said that he wishes several girls or boys would help him sell the aickets which are priced iron VI cent to. 75 cents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06
FOR RENT---Houses

PIANO for rent. apply phone 143.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06
IS FIRST LIEUTENANT

H. M Postel,. of Thane, who took his, examinations some time ago for a commission in the Engineers Re. serve Corps. received word of his appointment as First Lieutenant yesterday. ,.
 Lieut.. Postel will leave shortly for the South. He will report to the Engineers Officers Training School at Camp Humphreys, yirgina.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06
COOK STOVES

ranges and heaters bought. sold and exchanged at Sanitary Plumbing. 245 Willoughby Ave.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06
MISS McKEAN EMPLOYED

Miss McKean is being employed in the office of the District Attor ney while Miss Ina Liebhardt is doing the Court reporting for Mrs. l.. A Green, who has not returned from her vacation in the South.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06

J N | .
 Here is pictured a new model showing ths front of the dress and the upward front drapery. A mar rowed in line will be noticed at. the, feet, which is absolutely necessary in all except the straight up and down models. To obtain this effect the skirt is usually draped upward, either at the frort or back. This y'.w is an illustration of the front drapery. A newer idea than the former, nrt one which was rumcred ;ast fall. The front Of dress worn ,fhdarn .ata the long suit Coat is quite simple and plain as to bodice, with the skirt fitness draped up at the left side like wrap around, giving a greater freedom for walk ing. Whether long or short suit coats wEl come in later is ques- ton. Long ones, however. ara usually good In either case. Par Escularly interesting Is the wras around cpt. and the braid trimming On the>coA8. .
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06
TO ENTER SERVICE

Thomas G. Wasbury, an employee of the Alaska Engineering Commis sion arrived on the Northwestern on his way to Fort William. H.. Seward to enter the military service of the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06
IS VISITING HUSBAND

Mrs. Battish Garnero has left fol Fort Seward to visit her husband formerly an engineer at Perseyer ance, who enlisted She will then go to her relatives outside while her husband is at the front
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-09-06
SIMPSON RETURNS

L. l.. Simpson. superintendent of the mine at Windham Bay, arrived in Juneau yesterday and is at the Zynda
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-05
MILICIANOS


Los ladrones de AUTOMOBILES hi
cieron sus victimas durante el dia
de aver z dos miliclanos, de ellos
IS ell teniente Wisbodt, que pertene-
&c a uno de los escuadrones De avia-
ci6n estacionados en- el Campo
Kelly, 4 este miIitar !e fue robado
81 autom6vil Ford, de cinco pasa,
ieTos, modelo 1917. con registro de
Gobierno de los Estados Unidos. E.
otro militar robado es Grady Banett,
asimilado en- uno de los Regimen
tos del Fuerte Sam Houston V sufri6
Ia pGrdida de otro automovil Ford,
de cinco pasajeros, marcados 20 el
registro numero 175,030 del Estado
de Texas.
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SERAN NIGILADOS LOS JOFE-
MES QUE DEBEN REGISTRARSE

En- podcr del Secretario de las
Cortc5 del Distrit9, obra Ia listn
ION direccioncs, dc jodos les jove-
2sS que rcsiden dentro de los I'm
tcs del Condado de Beyac Y que han
cump5ido Ia edad para registraEse c:
dia De hoy, 4 fin de que Sc les ella
sifique para li2murselcs n zcrvlcio
miiitar cuando CT Gooierno 10 cstime
convenience.
Todo aquGl individuo que de!io
lie coacIGrir a registrarsc en- q Con-
sejo local que lie corresponds sera
2ersegui1o como desertor Y Sc lie
consignara q las autoridaGcs mill
tareS.
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Actua|idades Extranjeras
(Viene de Ia SAP

didas dictadas hasta ahora no son otra
cosa que paliativoS. Son los prl-
meros pasos, ~inciertos y timldos toda-
via, que damos Ell ell canine que
hay que recorrer. So trata de poner-
Sc a Ia obra de una manera resuei-
ia, V de enfrentarnos con Ia re1or-
ma de nuestro sistema de impuestos
V de nuestras layes sobre panslo-
mes, sobre sucesiones y sobre empleos
publicos. Tanto Ia ley electoral CO.
mo la ley militar podran recibir una
orientaci6n que fuera favorable al
aumento de nuestra natalldad. LIS
necesario reStablecer el equilibrlo de
las cargas, roto con detrimientc de
las familias numerosas. Sc han pro-
nuesto varios sistemas de primas y de
SECURES que bien valen la pena de
ser profundizados. Is toda una re-
forma de nuestra legislation fiscal,
po!itica Y social Ia que tiene que ser
abordada y realizada.
VA han sido hechos, en- Ell Parla-
mento, esfuerzos para clio. Los ma
teriales estan va reunidos. Pero
que Ell legislator Sc de prisa; tempo
c> va de edificar Ia ciudad nueva
81 es que no Sc desea cOnstruirla So
bre ruinas.
"Pero esta labor de fundir de
! nuevo ~nuestros c0digos Y nuestras
!eyes no Sc basta i 81 misma. Las
asambleas locales no podrian perma-
inecer indiferentcs ante la d~eclinaclon
de la natalidad. e. d~epartamentc
,ieHe iii papei que desempenar. En-
! materia de suicides. de p]ensiones Y dc
ihecas Y bajo Ia forma de e~Xenciones
dc im2ucStos Y de primas, un console
general les pucde dar = los nac!-
! mientoS un impulse substantial. Pue-
d c.caI un movimiento en- Ia OPT
MON. Una XtenSa conSulta a Ia:
asam5Ieas dcpartamcntalcs, podrla
i~scrvir para abrir. bajo los meiores
auspicios. e. debate publico de rues-
lt-a natalidad. Hernia los espiritus,
deSpertaria lbs intcreses V lie daria
el impulse i.icial a la cruzada patrio-
tea. lie grvporcionaria al edifIcio
legislative una base que lie asegura,
+ ria Ia solideZ.
La question ha Sido presentada.
Domino toda nuestra politica. Is
| precise r~esolvcrla. La indiferencia.
Ell matcria Scmejante, seria I'm cri,
linen: o una Francia cXangiie, con-
denada por la eSterilidai i Ia deca,
dencia Y a Ia ruina y Il IA muerte, {
luna Francia poderosa en- cl sacrifice
mismo. un priacipio de vida nueva J
fccundando al mundo qor medic dc
su genio''.
4 proposition de NJ. Deschanel, c
Consejo General consttiuy0 II GO.
mission de despoblaci0a" que tendr;
por mission Ia de estuiiar Y proponer
en- ell cuadro departmental, un con
Ijun:o dc ideas que tengan por 0bjetC
Ia lucha contra la mortalidad y el lie
vantamiento de Ia nataIjdad y emit
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In AGENTE POSTAL FUE BAR
BARAMENTE APUNALEADO
(Viene de la Pag. 4a.)

~
Al partir ell tren ordinarlo de Ia
! ciudad de Pachuca, en- los momentos
en- que Torres cerraba las puertaS
del c~arro-correo penetro en- este &!
agente postal Gustavo Villegas, ami
go de e. Y ademas companero, y lie
dijo: "Yo estoy ahora con permiso;
ME voy contigo Y tie hare rompanl2
hasta Mexico"
| Torres no Sc opuso a Ia PROPOSE
ci6n de su companero, pues tai cos
! tumbre es muy comun entire los agen-
ties p~ostales.
Apenas hab-ia el tren camiaado du-
rante una media bora, cuandC Vile
| gas. que habia venido p~laticando de
cosas ;ndifcrcntes con su companero.
! intempestivamerte Sc lanzj sobre el
Is le di6 una terrible punaiada o
IN agudo cuchilIo que habia sacado
Icl pechc.
FL agente, al sentirse hcrido, qui-
/ so dirigirse a una de las puertas del
pequeno CAIRO para abrirla y pedir
auxilio, pero ~entonces recibi6 ms Sc
gunda cuchiliada que 10 hizo caer en-
eI piso del caro-, de donGe lcgr0 le-
vantarse para volver a ser herido
otras muchaS wees.
Entonces Ia lucha sc hiz0 terrible,
Torres corria por Ell reducido espaclo
de su carro-oficina, y echando mano
de paquetes y de yalijas intentaba
librarse de los golpes, mortales que
lie tiraba SUI terrible enemjgo; pero
isolo c~onseguia irritar mas q este.
tquien con Segura mano seguia hir!en-
do ACKNOWLEDGMENT, haSJa cue ei IL
feliz ageate postal queG6 ti-ado .
inerte en- IN rincon Gel caro-.
Entonces el asesino Sc iedico 4
buscar entire los paquetes p~Ostales ci
que habia tentado su codlcia Y orr
llandolo al crimen que acGbaba de
cometer, no siendo;c dificil hallar!o.
Los. pagueteS. que c~ontenian el d.
nero fueron arrojadoS por e! ascsino
i Ia via, Y este. en- cuanto Va no tu!c
NADIA cue hacer a bordO, Sc deslizo
desde ell tren dejardose cIcc a ID
/ orilla de Ia via. Y siendo viSto por
algunos de los SoldadoS de n escoita.
q~uieneS no Sc cxplica como nc hicie-
rcn detener ell tren para Yer dc que
Sc trataba.
Cuando el tren de pasaje"os lego
a Ia cstacion de Tellez, el agentc pos
tai de csta cstaci6n Sc eXtra1" de gus
las puertas del carro-correo pcrmanc-
c!cran cerradaS, Y como made lie CON
testara cuandO llamaba a n &c
elias. resolvio subir al caro-, Y al
buscar dentro de este en:ortro cl
dcSdichado agente, d~esmayado y
echado sobre I'm enormc charco dc
sangre.
Embellishments Sc dio ayi&o a las
a.toridades V Sc telegrafio a Ia d.
racci6n de Correos. sicndo e. eata ca
, p.tal recogido por un ambuIancia =
~cueroo. cast un cadaver, del agentc
, Torres. quicn, como Qucda d'cho, :
~ 1900 ,,,l, I,- oil Dnr,brp ~
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SOLDADOS DISFRAZADOS COL
GARON A UN RAMCHERO.
Viens de in "a Pay

El pobre hombre jur5 y perjur6
que no tenia nj IN centavo, Y las
~exigencias de los bandolercs fueron
bajando de pupto, pues al principle
lie pedian cinco mil pesos y acabaron
por exigirle unicamenta mil, can't
dad que e. ranchero Sc nego a dar,
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Una senorita mat0
(Viene de la 4a.)

Ia nisma sonora Rodriguez pueda
Gecir ell por que, ell general Sc dis
gusto V comenzo a tratar d su esp0-
sa como 10 hacia muy a menudo: con
palabras tabernarias, acabando por t.
rar los platos ell suelo y decir a VOC
Ell cuello que va estaba fastidiado de
aqaella vida, Y dirigiendose ~resuelta-
! mentc q 81 csposa Ia dijo que la ha-
| bia de matar para acabar de una veZ
Intervene Ia senOrita.
fedora, a quien tales escenas NOR
tificaban hondamente, i~ntervino para
calmar q Su furioso cunado, pero solo
| consiguio cue este duplicara sus in
iurias V lie dedicara a ella tambier
una buena parte de elias.
Entonces la senorita abandono 81
le~nciosamente la habitaci0n, dirigien,
dose a una de las pleas interiors;.
Entire tanto, Ell general, irritado
poruue su esposa no hacia case dc
las sangrientas ofensas a que va
estata acostumbrada. acab6 como
acostumbraba haccrlo: peganGcle a Ia
! indefensa victima de sus intemperan,
cias.
e. mOnentO tragicO.
Cuando precisamente Garcia ACADIA
ba de poner la mano en- la faz de ST
esposa, quiel lloraba desconsolada'
mente, aparecio en- Ia puerta del co
medor Ia senorita Rodriguez, empu,
nando en- Ia diestra una pistola QUE
habia tornado del cajon de IN bur6.
2 increp0 duramente a 81 cunado, d.
| ciGndole que era muy POGO nombre q
pegarle a una indefensa mujer: que
& que no lie pegaba a ella.
FL general. lejos de intimidarse an
te Ia pistola cue su cuhada cmpuha,
ba. Sc dirigio hacia esta con inten'
ci6n dc d~csarmarla.
EntCnces fedora. vicndOlc ir ha
cia ella, Ievanto Ia nance hizo fuego
F. general no fuc tocado ?o- Ia ba.
IA = ~entonces Sc lanzo violentamentC
sobre la muchacha: pcro e5ti, retro
+ cediendo con rapidez hasta pcner en-.
ire ella Y eI general la mesa del &C.
medor. hiZo fuego dos vcces mas. l.;
segunda bala tampoco hizo blancc
zero con ia tercera fedora miro eE
81 coraz6n d su cunado, quien sc dcS'
plom6 banado CT sangre
La esposa de este. cue apenas ha
, bia tenido tempo de darse cuenta d.
Ia ranida escena, Sc lanZ0 sobre .
cuerpo de SUI espGso Y comenZo a LA
mar a este a grandes voces y con la
palabras mas carinosas; pero ell ge
neral Garcia habia muerto lnstanta
neamente: la bala de la pistola gu
cmpunaba fedora lie habia partid'
ell corazGn.
Una nOche de horror.
La casa en- dondc Sc verified Il
tragedia Sc halla IN POGO retiradi
del centre de la Villa. por 10 que ];
Dolicia no Sc do cuenta dc los he
chos, asi fuc que las dos mujeres pa
saron Ia noche al lado del radave
del general Y llorando amargamentc
pues fedora, una vez paSado el mo
mento de Ia t~raHod;a, Sc arrepenti
con toda su alma de 10 que habia he
cho, Y ambas estaban d uH punto d
Ia locura.
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GRATITI:ARE ron Sci> Gc>c> uC SrIscrlD-
zion. Il .tlarin Ia pI;E.NSA' : iui"n ne
dicrr in?nrm": rNarluS De mi Hcrini!iD
Sabine NaldIvla. como de ~ amos DC cdah.
hiin de .tlbinO Naidivla y dc drama Ma
req. Originar!U lie la hdCI"nda d. C0lilail-
lila. Gt0.. ilCXirO. SirVanSr ,itriGtr ci!dl-
uuicr infUrme Il IlUrCncio ValdIVid, Box
.sJi .Niu3rarc. Vcbr. 8
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ATRIMONiALE

DESEO correspondence con SeI0ra win.
da. s;n ramllia, hOnradd Y mcEiCana de-
oriGen. 0bjrFG matrimonial. Soy pohTc.
;!cS solo cucniO con I'M '"ib3iO per0
no SOY viciOSo. La inirrcsada SirvaSe d.
ri2irse I Gregorio Medina. Kemp, Texas
~
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diciendo que no Ia poseia.
BOX ssf.-HABANA CUBA,

diciendo que no IA poseia.
Va iban los bandidos a asesinar al
viejo, cuando uno de ellos propuso
que Sc colgara, cosa qle hicieron
en- presencia de una5hija de la victi-
ma; pero ell pobre ranchero. al sentir
que 10 elevaban por los aires per-
dio su entereza e INDIGO que lie
bajaran para darles es dinero, ha-
ciendo en- seguida entrega de cui-
nientos pesos que tsnia gaardados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-05
IN TENIENTE COR0NEL CA
RRhNCiSTA INlrONlA PRES
TAMOS \ Los FECiNOS
(Viene de la Pas. 4a.)

ahora. que Va las fiestas han pasado
Sc sigue cchanGo mano del rcferido
salon para dar en- q bales publicos
a los que p&ga Ell publico Hor a~sistir,
ccnvirtiendo 10 cue ha sido IN cole
gio en- teatro 0 ~jacai6n dc rr:abal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-05
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acs. CnLEGID nENITD JUhIlEZ, lois Flores
Ave, Laredo. Texas. EdICaC!Gn complete
en- ingles y cSpaf0l. Curse commercial! com
ulriO. PrOr"surcs graduates: Francisco
Naranio. en- Id cindad de Mexico, julio !
lose Naranjo en- la universttad BE T"ras