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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27
Not Only Willing But Deter
mined That Peace Delegates
Organize a Permanent
League
WILSON AND PREMIER
IRON OUT DIFFERENCES
President Holds Council With
Lloyd George; Reach Agree
ment on Many Important
Questions, Belief.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
LONDON, Dec 27,-Great Britain
is not only willing but determined
that the peace conference shall or
ganize a permanent league of ma
tions before adjournment
Lord Robert Cecil, the foremost
British authority on the subject
makes this clear in an interview
with the United Press today He
says that he never entertained any
notion of the peace delegates sim
ply giving the league idea their
blessing and leaving the details for
the future. On the contrary he
wants no opening left for the pos
sible failure of the league to ma
terialize.
An investigation reveals that
Lord Cecil is speaking the mind of
the government as well as his own.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27
SAY LAST
SAD RITES

In the presence of the family and
large number of his many friends
the funeral services of J. B. Hill
were held at the Rose Hill cemetery
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. conduct
ed by the Rev. Mr. Salter.
The deceased is survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave HILL
three brothers, Harry Houston and
Hayden; and four sisters, Mabel
Wynema, Almeta, Marthela.
Six local friends acted as pail
bearers. They were: Dewey Lus
ter. William H. Bailey Onyx Roach
Cecil Courtney, William Horn and
Dewey Neal.
The casket was covered with
many beautiful floral offerings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27
SEARCHES FOR
RELATIVE OF
|. E. OSBORNE

Mrs Luther E. Osborne, ITO E.
Douglas, Wichita, Kan, is search
ing for a lawyer in Chickasha who
is a cousin of her husband, Luther
e. Osborne and has enlisted the ef-
forts of CHIEF of Police Linn in the
search. The following letter was
received. by the chief this morning.
"Will you please help me find the
lawyer in your city who is a cousin
to Luther E. Osborne? Tell him that
Luther died of pneumonia and in
fluenza Saturday at 1870 o'clock and
was buried in Wichita, Kan. Please
look this lawyer up and give him the
news as l don't know his name
Sincerely,
"Mrs. Luther E. Osborne. 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27
Candidates Try to Learn
NelU Game as Election Day
DralOs Near; Women a Factor

Bob Murray, appointed to the po-
sition of secretary of the election
board to fill the vacancy left when
S. C. Durbin resigned to become
candidate for mayor, is busy today
preparing the ballots and other cleo
ton supplies for the special cleo
ton to be held next Tuesday.
Interest in the fight, which is now
five-cornered, is growing with the
passing of days and from present
conditions the candidates will face
the barrier Tuesday morning, every
one confident of success.
The campaigning at this election
is a little different than in any
former election ever held in Chick
asha. With the women permitted to
vote, the candidates must needs So
licit their support. 1t was pointed
out by an observer this morning
that in former elections candidate
walked up to a voter, slapped him
on the back, showed a card under
his nose and said, why hello, Bill!
Haven't seen you in a coon's age.
Have a cigar. I'm running for
mayor Remember me at the polls.
The sage continued, Nov in this
election it's vawstly different, y
know. A candidates got to wash
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27
Commissioner Speake Orders the
Man Accused White Slavery
to Jail Subject to Action
Federal Grand Jury.
LAURA ELLEN WAS
MARRIED She SAYS
Husband Gone, Wife Takes Up
Ways of Man; Gives Inves-
tigator Cigaret But Is
Quitting New Years.

Bound over to await the action
of the federal grand jury at Musko-
gee" was the decision of J. w.
Speake, United States commissioner,
after the preliminary hearing of O..
s. Wear on a charge of white slav-
cry, yesterday afternoon. Wear was
returned to the county Jail after the
hearing and will probably be taken
to Muskogee Sunday, according to
United States Marshal Jim Dillon
Laura Ellen Duncan, Wears partner
is being held as fedral witness.
The accused man had nothing to
say in his behalf at the preliminary
hearing before Judge Speake. Miss
Duncan related in detail the story
.of her travels with Wear, in answer
ing the questions asked by F. F..
Weiss of the United States depart
ment of justice. According to the
testimony given by the girl she
met Wear in Muskogee, after she
and Wear had communicated rela-
tive to her securing a position in a
secret service organization by which
Wear declared he was employed
Laura Ellen, desiring a secret SER
vice position and with a firm deter
mination to pursue that occupation,
advertised for a position of such ma
ture in Muskogee newspaper, she
declared
Wear answered the advertisement
and offered Mary Ellen position
with his detective agency, the wit
ness declared, stating further that
she accepted and was with Wear
for virtually a year, during which
time they travelled over the greater
portions of Southern Kansas, East
ern and Central Oklahoma, passing
as man and son and registering at
hotels and rooming houses as
Wear and SON"
Miss Duncan was married when
she was Is years of age, but lived
with her husband only few months
she stated. Her brothers are coal
miners and reside in Kansas and
Colorado. I'm going back to my
home when I'm released" the
would-be boy said when asked by
Mr.. Weiss what she expected to do
after release.
How are you going-have you
the cash to finance the trip?" asked
the federal man.
mo, but I'll make it," the girl
answered.
When asked if some one in the
crowd possessed a cigarette, Laura
Ellen extracted from her hip pocket
a package of "tacks" and offered
the department of justice represen-
tative a smoke, which was readily
accepted. Laura Ellen vowed that
she is quitting cigarettes forever
after New. Years"
Wear and the Duncan girl were
arrested two weeks ago by Deputy
Sheriff Dryden at Rush Springs.
The girl was dressed in mems at
tire. ]. T. Wear of Locust Grove,
Okla, father of the accused man,
attended the preliminary hearing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27
HUN TARS
ARE AIDED
BY WOMEN
Wives and Sweet hearts of the
Mutinous German Sailors
Arm Themselves and
Go to Defense.
+*++*++++os+++1
By United Press.

BY United Press.
LONDON, Dec. 27-The wives and
sweethearts Of the mutinuous Ger
man sailors have seized rifles and
have joined in the defense of the
royal palace, according to dispatches
filed in Berlin Wednesday night and
which were received by the London
Express today.
Although the sailors have techni-
cally surrendered, they still refuse
to leave the city and have an
nounced that they will continue to
support Ebert who has permitted
them to remain.
The city is on the verge of an
arcby an dthe fighting is expected
to continue, says a ditpchs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27
MAXIMUM PRICE
OF COAL FIXED
TO FEBRUARY |

Ada, Okla, Dec 27.-Maximum
prices on coal and the zone regula-
tions of the United States Fuel Ad-
ministration win not be removed ue-
fore February l. 1919, according to
information given out today from the
office of State Fuel Administrator. P.
A. Norris. Whether the prices and
zons regulations will be removed on
February 1, or will be continued un-
til later in the season has not been
announced.
The maximum retail gross margin
and the registration of retail coal
dealers will also be continued, Mr..
Norris says.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27
Three Days Left In Which to
List Names as Electors; Books
to Close On Monday De
cember 80.
LITTLE INTEREST IS
SHOWN Up TO TODAY
Stuff Leader Predicts Women
Keep Registrars Busy From
Now Out; Bad Weather
Hinders Registration.

Unless Chickasha women whip
up" on this registration business,
their vote at the coming election is
going to cut mighty little ice in the
naming of Chickasha's mayor.
With only three more days in
which to list their names as cleo
tors, interest was tagging today and
their was virtually no women re-
porting at the various registration
places to register One registrar re-
ported seven women registered and
another 49, The average registra-
tion up to this morning was about
Wv at each C. sae seven precincts in
Nie city.
Suffrage leaders stated that a con-
certed effort was TO be made during
the remaining days that the registra-
tion books are open in order to get
the women out and poll a represent
ative vote in the first election to be
held in Oklahoma in which women
are permitted to cast their ballots
Women, prominent in suffrage cir
cles here stated over the phone that
it was not a lack of interest that
was keeping the women away, from
the registration books, but instead
a combination oil bad weather and
the fact that the Christmas holidays
claimed the time of the women to
such an extent that it was practic-
ally impossible for them to take time
to register This suff leader stated
that during the remaining days of
registration the registrars could ex-
pect to be kept busy as the women
were going to get busy.
"Why shouldn't the register? she
asked. "They have fought for the
ballot for years and now that it has
been given them by constitutional
amendment the women are not 60
ing to abuse that privilege by re-
manning at home and not register
ing
81 feel certain that with Christmas
and the attendent work out of the
way and with the weather moderat-
ing, the women will show whether
or not they appreciate their being
permitted to vote. They realize
that before they can vote they must
s%gster and they are going to turn
out and roll up Q good sized registra-
tion, or l am badly mistaken. I have
talked to a large number of women
by phone and they assure me that
they intend to register, but have
simply not had time. They are COM
ing, though, watch them"
The registration books remain
open until Monday night, December
80, the eve of election. The places
designated by County Registrar Clay
ton for the women to register are:
Ward 1, Precinct1, j. A. Rose.
11O4 South Fourth.
Ward 1, Precinct 2, w. T. Marney,
Sixth and Oregon.
Ward 2, Precinct 1, ]. B. Kilgore,
217 First National bank building.
Ward ?, Precinct 2, w Wellborn,
401 North Seventh street
Ward 8, E e Wren, Wren's Drug
store, corner Third and Chickasha
avenue
Ward 4, Precinct 1, B w. Lubman,
307 Chickasha avenue.
Ward a, Precinct 2, E. G. Rey
nolds, City hall.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27

his face every morning, put on a
clean collar, shave every night and
do his best to look like ne was ac-
customed to wearing his Sunday
clothes on week days Any of this
rough stuff. hand-shaking and what
not has got to be cut out. A can
didate has got to cater to the whims
of the fair sex and the one who can
do that is going to be the winner.
These politicians are going to have
to learn the game all over again.
Mary my word"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27

Alger Melton, chairman Of the
Council OF Defense announced this
morning that tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock there will be a meeting Of
the council at the city hall at which
time the flu situation will be dis
cussed and and. an effort made to
find means for stamping it out.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27
HIGHEST PRICED LAND
IN GRADY COUNTY SOLD

A deal in which the highest
priced land in Grady county changed
hands was closed recently when w
S. Richards sold the B. w. Fitzpat
rick farm located two miles north
west Of the city to Joe Berry of
Stratford. The consideration was
S135 per acre, which is believed to
set a new mark for land prices in
this county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27
DAD" DRYDEN GOES
BACK TO THE FARM


Dad" Dryden is just a ccommon
citizen now and is moving back to
his farm near Rush Springs. For
several years he has watched over
the destinies of the Grady county
jail and has been universally liked
by the inmates. He is relinquishing
his position to L. C. Laird, who is
on the job this morning. Mr.. Dry
den is going to Rush Springs today
where his son, Oscar Dryden, is i'll.
Another son of the former jailer has
been i'll here for several days with
pneumonia, but is reported better
today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27
TO ISSUE ORDER

DR.. S. o. Marrs, county health SUI
perintendent announced today that
he is preparing an order governing
public gatherings which will affect
picture shows and places in general
where crowds congregate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27
COUNCIL DEFENSE TO HOLD
MEETING AT CITY HALL TO
DISCUSS FLU SITUATION

This meeting is called at the re-
quest of the citizens of Chickasha
| have had many calls requesting
that | call such session. We want
the health officials all the physi-
clans and as many of the citizens
as desire to attend" said Mr.. Melton
in announcing the meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27

A marriage license was issued yes
I, terday afternoon in the Office of the
&ourt clerk to Harry Mcneil, aged
81, of Kansas City and Mrs Anna
johnson, aged 2S, of Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27
BRITISH GOVERNMENT FAVORS LEAGUE OF NATIONS
REDS WANT PEACE
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Stockholm, Dec. 27-Beris Lituin-
Off, the former bolsheviki envoy to
England has sent a formal note to
the allies and to President Wilson,
offering to negotiate peace, accord
ing to reports that have been re-
ceived here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-27

You will find all the
local news every day
in The Daily Express
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
MURIO UNA SENORITA VICTIMA
DEL AUTOMOVILISMC'

La noche del narteS ulVimo, a las
echo, en- Ia esquina de las Gales 10
mana Y Avenida Main, un automovll
que era guiado por un captain del
ujercito americana, atropsllo = IA Sc
Horita Do.ores Serna, de Is amos de
edad, 10 mlsmo que 4 I'm Milo que "a
con ella. La senorita Sarna fallecio
aver q las dos de Ia ~madrugada vlct!-
ma de las heridaS Cue recibiera.
Aver mismo Sc lie do aviso a! CAPT
tan Tue guiaba Ia maquina que cause
esta desgracia, del dessnlace de acci-
dente y fue traido del Campo Stanley,
donde esti 81 Quartet, por el agente
motociclista Flores y concuc!do a pre-
sencia DE- los padres de II senorlta Ser
ma. ALI les exp,ico que Ia d~esgracla
no pudo ser evttada y que 81 no tuvo
culpa alguna. que para remeGiarios
en- algo por "a i~rreparable perdlda
que acababan de sufrir, Sc comprome-
tia solamente a pagan todos los gastos
originates por los funera!es de Ia VIC
TINA V que duraate dos amos les pa
saria una mensualidad de $4,000.
Los padres de Ia senorita Serna
aceptaron Ia proposition del militar
V con ESQ Sc do por terminado el a
sunto.
f! nino cue iba con Ia Srita. Ser
na en- los momtntos en- q ocurrlo Ell
a~ccidente, esa fuera de peligro pues
las heridas que reclbiera TO son lie
gravedaG.
Hoy seri sepultado el cadaver de
IA scnorita Serna. r4rtiendo 81 ent!e-
ITO De la casa numcro Ga de Ia Gale
Soiedad, donde reside "a familia de Ia
victima-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
PECSiSOS PARA FTNCAR

2. J. LanSc. casa cor dos cuz=Ds, >aso-.
$4,000 - cI aurne-o SIS &c Il Gale Dawson.
c. Gibson. sep2-acicReS PSI vaior de
$4,000 n "a casa n4nero 1905 de Ia Gale
Nebraska.
Acme Brick Co. Repa-aciones en- sus oode-
gas sia epeciCica- 81 valo-. Las 5odeGas
cs;a1 sitaS en- 81 ,namero 1875 De Ia Gale CouaL
=. Il. Rowland. regaraciones por v1io- de
$500 en- ia casa ntme-o 2oT3 de IA calle
Cule5ra-
Ar-eEo A--io.a. reparacioncs pOr valO- de
$500. en- Ia casa uumero 275 de IA Gale
So Erie.
Geo ". Dunn. $3.50 Ell asresar dos Guar
rs ! la casa au.acro 1909 de Ia Gale Iowa
c. VGenzae.a, rcparaciones po- valor de
$1,000 en- { casa n4ncro 3O-5 de n axe
r;da Parker.
Geo D. Lauha2n. -eparacioncs por valo- de
s59.oo 81 u casa aGnero 2S7 &c IA Gale No.
Flo.
Ms. Pauline >scecz. 7e9aracione po-
yalor Ge S2Oe.o0 e. le casa n1nero S2sl de ID
Gale D.eveL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
VOLYIO A 81 HOGAR Ell "INCAN-
SABLE TRABAJADOR"

Eace unas cuaatas Semanas dlmos
cuenta a nuestros iectorcS de que en-
IN restaurant de Ia localidad estuvo
trabajando cuatro dias con sus noches
IN mexicano de onmore EpigmenIo
Rerd6n, Quien fuG arrestado porque
Sc Mego a ~suSpender sus iabores GUAR
do tai coa lie fuG ordsnada por el
dueno del establec!mieAto que estaha
ayombrado de "a resistencia de dicho
individuo para q trabajo. La not.cla
de ~refcrencia lego por coEducto de
La Prensa" a un hermano de Epig-
MEMO que vive eI Laredo Tex, y
desde luego Sc dirigi6 a esta ciu6ad
en- busca del ''incansable trabajador'
que fuG localizado Por 81 diputado
Sheriff Antonio Diaz, en- IN hotel de
saglndo ordca que estA por q Iumbo
de Ia estaci@n dc ~ferrocarr.l l. and G..
n. Epigmenio Rend6n sa!io va para su
casa, cue es.a en- Ia ~poblacion fronte-
liza mcncionada, ell compania de 81
h-Tmano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
HERIDORA QUE ESCAPA

En- Ia casa ndme-o 324 de Ia Gale
E. Crockett, riGeroa aver q las 7.22
dos muicres d. co'or. Loa Banks Y
Ruth Krnedy; Ia primera esta5a az
mada de una naya.:a Y con ella inf
rio alguns he-da a Ia segunda. Los
vecinos que sc die-on cuenta de "a II
IA llam1rcn q "a pol.cia y sc envi6 al
t~eni1nte CussaE. quien no pudo apre-
heuGer a Ia Banks porous Sc puso en-
fuga al darse cuenta de Que h2bia he
rido a 81 cortrincante. Ia mljer he
ida fue rcmitida a. HOSPITAL de la ciu
dad para que ALI le preSt 7 atencion
los mGdicos del eTtabl c:m;cnto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
PERSEGUIDAS LAS MI
CHACHAS EAGABUNDAS

En- la esquina de las Gales de Hous-
ton y Laredo, ACADIA de ahrirse una
cl:nicq que es al mismo tempo una
oficina para ~perseguir a ia genie VI
ciosa. especia!mente a esaS j6venes
3 Guiene5 Sc We pasear a todos horas
sin que Sc les onoZca ocupacion nj
medios de vida honestos.
En- las nuevas oficinas estan cons
tantemente dos diputados de- Sheriff,
dos policias militares Y dos agentes
de Ia escuadra cantra e. vicio, pues
.os interesados en- llevar adelaate esa
campana son i~gua,mente Ell Condado,
Ia ciudad Y Ia Federation.
Constantemente hay in mcdlco o
practicanta de guardla, para las nece-
Shades de Is nueva estaci0n en contra
del vicio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
ATACADO REPENTINAMENTE
POR UNA ENFEEMEDAU

Santos Vargas eS el nombre de IN
nuchacho de Il amos dc edad, cue
ACADIA de Il gar de Laredo, Texas,
Vargas Sc hal.aba hos-edado en- Ia ca
sa de la Sra. Matilde Fernindcz. que
vive en- una casa sta en "a c;quina de
las cal. e5 Brazos y Kemper; aver a AS
nuevc de la manana, el joven fue re
cog;do, por el agentS Pefferling. de-
embarcadero de animales que esta en-
ia caile Comal, donde fGe atacadc
repentinamente por nj enfermedad,
Il enfc-mo fue remitldo a! hospital
de Ia ciudad donde permanecera hasta
que este re~stabiecido 0 sIs parientes
Sc presenter a geStionar su sallda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
SUF0NIAN QUE ERAN LADRO-
MES

Los habitantes de Ia casa numerV
3Ol9 de Ia Avenida River, eS]cucharon
aver en- Ia ~madrugada algunos raidos
extranos y supusie-on que alSunoS
malhechores habian penetrate 6! pa
ito de Ia casa cor intenSiones de ro-
bar. Sc Made sc ~atrevio 2 salir a IN
formarse &C 10 que ocurria, sino que
Sc do aviso telef6nico a Ia ?ol!cia
Ge los temores que Sc abrigaban. Sc
mand6 al agente Marcel para que
fuera a prestar auxilio ' al llegar a
ia mencionaCa casa Sc encontro con
que el ruido que t2nto amedrento a
los pacnicos vecinos 10 producia una
vaca que penetro al patio y andaha
comi6ndase unas matas dc maiZ del
que ALI estaba sembraGo. E. ANNA!
l'evado a. establo municipal a DISCO
sici6n de quien Ia rec.ame.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
SENTENCIADA 4 DIEZ ANS DE
PRESIDE

El juez Anderson, de la STA. Cor
tie de Distrito ACADIA de s%entenciar
q diez amos &c p~residio>en la peniten-
ciaria del Estado, q Ia negra Aman-
da Nelson, que fue encontrada cul-
pable por ell jurado que Ia juzgo, de
haber dado muerte a otra mujer de
color a la que el Is de octubre del
ano proXimo pasado lie dio dieciseis
punaladas. Los defensores tie Il
Nelson hasta aver tarde no habian
apelado de Ia s%entencia, por 10 gue Sc
cree Ia REQ esta conforme con sufrir
la s]entencia dictada en- su contra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
FUERON

Acusados de contravenir algunos
articulos del reglamento de pollcia
fueron a~rrestados Juan Ramos y
Maria Guerra, que residen en- Ia ca
sa numero GOT de Ia Gale Sur Lare-
do Y Natividad Flores que vive en- Ia
casa numero 522 de Denver Boule-
ward. Los dos primeros salieron en-
libertad bajo fianza de $500 cada
uno V Ia Ultima fue multada en-
$4,000. a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
COMBINATION 4 LAS MUJERES
De PASSES ENENiGOS

Hace unos cuartos dias que por
disposition del gobierno del centre
fueror registradas todas las mujer
de passes enemigo5 de los EstadoS
Unidos, que tienen su re5idencia Ia
b.tual en- este pals. En- esra ciud%d vi
e alguHa de 5 a mujereS y como
diecisietc de elias nc Sc nan prssen-
tado a Ia oEcina de cor eos a recoge,
sus ca-tas de classification, Sc ;es h.
no:ifjcadC qIe Sus nombres fuero:
dados "a a! Mariscal de los Es.@du=
UniGos para que orden2 su aTreSto s;
no s. presenter a hacerlo deDtro de
IN plazo det-Cmiaado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
M~ANDANIENTOS PARA ESPC
SAS

La exeiata reina de Rumania, cuyo
aombre de eScritura era Carmen
Sylvia, escribi5 diez m2ndamientos
para ayuGa &c las muja-es jovenes re-
Glen casadas, como s.gue:
!. Nunca commences = r;Ha, Pc
70 5; nay IN desacuerdo no 10 Ges
por r--d;do hasta que el asunto ha-
Va sido arceglado.
>. Nunca divides que eres Ia es-
posa de IN hombre y no de IN dos.
No tengas demasiada peaa por eau
sa de sus de5liidadeS.
3. No estes s!empre pidisndo d.
nero a tn esposO.
i s: descUbres que tn esposO tie
ne IN grande coraz0H. recucrda que
tamo.an tiene IN es.omago. Culda
bien de 81 cStomago.
3. De tempo en- tempo pero no
muy 4 menGdo. psrmite 4 til espo-
So que CeRga IA Ultima palabra. ESQ
le place Z e. ! no tie pcrjudica.
s. Lee todCs los ~per:6dicos, no so
IamenJe las parties SensacionaleS. TIL
eSruSo, de bu-na volun5ad dIscutlra
poiitica V los aconeecimientos del dia,
congo.
:. 30 mclestes : tn es9oso GUAM
do este apeSadumbcado.
5. PaCale I IL espcso I'm cumpli-
miento de cuando en- cuardo. 81
mlSmo tempo dejale entender que til
misma no eSJ&s libre dc equivocos.
9. 81 III esposo es bueno Y acti-
20 hate c&mar2Ia de e. S. es Pc
sado y ~des2acioso, hate amiga y
~conSejera de eL.
10. S be tcdo. undesirable respe-
to q III suegra. Rccuerda que III es-
pose Ia m a ella antes de amarte
a Il.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
LIE RC'BARON SU AUTOMOVIL

FL senior Emilio Greveen SC quej
en- las oficinas de policia de CUE e ha-
bia 7ido robado 81 autoln6vil Ford
Roadster. en- las inmcdiaciones de
pueb 0 de Diamond, Tsxas, agreg3n
DO gle los autores de robo Sc dirigie,
o. a San Antonio con cl fruto de ST
haEana. Los agentes de Ia polic.a er
s~ervicio, tienen va las senas de Ia ma
quina de Mr.. Grew en-, que we en- Is
casa numeco PA &c la Gale Coma!.