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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-09
RED cRoss IN SCHOOLS:
- s.: Janusrv o. 1918.

: S0pf. u. A. Foster, Chairman School
Activities, Lo5alty Leaggne, wishes to
report donations To, tins Red Cross as
follows: Ss e =: - , =
Preytous1y reported q. !. {. 49,. .$1e5.72
.Distt No. "a, Ed1a4 Samuel. :
= sons and Alice Anderson
leaoNers ...s ..............., 1000
District 81. ~, Aivina Knott -.
=. teacher 80. .ss:a-............. $500
District No. 81, Aleeda Dahleen, = r
teacher %. ..s............. 10.co
District No. q, Anna johnson,
teac0er ............... 6.OO
District No.~54, Mime Johnson,
teacnef ......-......... 1910
District No. Al, Ruby Melin,
teacher -. .:......:..-.: 1880.
District No. SO, Jennie G. Shelf (
land, teachers :. 49,. :. 49, 1890.
District No. IL, Edith Peterson, .5@ II
teacher, paid to Burbank Red = :: !,
Cross 20. ..........,..... 49,. 5000
District No. II, Josephine-Ap-
pelgren, teacher ......:..... 400
teacher ...-.........::.::.. ss.s5.
Districts No. 70 and 80, Myrtle.
Johnson and Florence Boom,
teachers :. s6.25
District No. s, Marie Haroldson,
). teacher -. .........:.....: 1000:
District No. 81, Minnie johnson,
T. paid to New London Red T..
s Cross -. ................. 1890
District No. 80, Ada Talking
ham, teacher ...............- 500
District No. 4, Mae Osmundson, y. =.
paid to- p. p. Hong, treasurer 27.70
District No. 60, Bess Warner,
teacher, paid to PIP. Hong,
treasurer -: =. $500. ...... 1850
District No.. 1, Emma Jones', :
teacher, paid to P: r. Hong,
treasurer OH
Epworth League, Lake Lillian
Methodist church /. :. :. . -. - 7.s5
+ Total to date 4. ............ $440.99
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-09
Gut WOOD TO DRY
FOR Use Mex TER
Fuel Administrator Isis That
Owners Of llood. Lots CIT
!. Z. nnlb d NOV IS.
The local fuel committee has receiv-
ed the following letter from the fuel
administrator, which Is Of particular
interest to owners Of timber lots:
s> :: T. KANDIYoHI COUNTY nv {.
p - Jan. 3, 1917. !.
Mr.. D. N. Tallman,
Willmar, MINI.
Dear Sir. e. :. D.. ~.

r - ~ Jan. s, s1S11. :
Mr.. D.. N. Tallman, J. -. r.. s., - !
+ Willmar, MINI. Z <.. ~.. "a.
Dear Sir: .zz.~s . X + ia ~, !
My attention has been called to the
fact that you have an ample supply. OF
wood In your Immediate vicinity and
wish to urge upon you the importance
OF making use of this particular grade
Of fuel. 49,. 80, Z. 5xz- ~. :..
You will have noted from newspa.
pers and other reports that the United
States as q whole are some ffty mil.
lion tons OF coal short Of the amount
needed to carry on necessary indus
tries. It, therefore, becomes the pa.
triotic duty Of every community and
Of every citizen Of the United States
to conserve to the largest possible ex-
tent, the fuel supply, Of the country.
y Communities having access to wood
can do thar bit" IN no better way
than by making use Of wood for fuel
and thus saving coal for other pur-
poses. - :; 81 .sssSr ~. s.. s:z
It has been stated many times that
owing to the proceeding severe win
ter and heavy SHOWS, there was very
little wood cut and as consequences
there is now q shortage Of dry wood.
In large number Of Instances, how
ever, pine can be cut Tor .imm ediate
use and fallen timber can be utilized.
We must also look to next winters
needs and with the above IN mind, You
will realiza that now II the time to
prepare for It.. That is, II we have
dry wood available next season, it
must be cut now. 4. & .. s =
: One Of the enterprising and thought
full committee men IN one OF your Id
jacent counties, has influenced his
school board to advertise at this time
for 500 cords Of dry wood FOR NEXT WIN
-:@S.. sy-g.5- 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-09
FANCY PRICES FOR sHoRTHoRNs
Four Head Of Young Stock From At
water Bring 32, 1000.

Johnson Bros. of Atwater shipped
four head of Shorthorns recently 20
the South st. Paul Stock sale which
brought good figures. Two heifers 2
years old brought 81, 400, or $3.50 each.
Two bull calves, one year old, brought
$3.50 and $3.50. The breeding stock
from which these came was bought
from John s. Anderson, the enthusi-
astic stock breeder Of Atwater. ~ g.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-09
CASH oRoeEHY

: =, 4 -. -. - = + MOVES UP STREET
e. P. Btornberg has moved his Cash,
Grocery from the former location near
the ottefness .buillding; to- the: new
store in the Loney block, lately :vacats
ed. by the Red Cross. He has been
very busy arranging his stock in this
new place which gives him a location
very ample in size and modern In
equipment. -.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-09
SWEDISH BAPTIST.
Trott Ave. and Third st.
pow Doul To Hin Do a<Ar

SWEDISH BAPTIST.
Trott Ave. and Third st.
Rev. Paul Hallin. Pastor.
Revival meetings evat9 pysntng thi,
week at 7:45 o'clock exec in satur
day. Meetings contiuAs Ahus unit
Jan. II. sss q ST..
Friday at 7:45 PM, lS1' People,
Rally. Subject, "some IT the Things
That Trouble Our Young People"
Saturday afternoon, Sunday schoo
rally in Sunday school room.
Next Sunday services will be held
as follows:
Sunday school at 9: 3oFl.m.; at 1874
8 rmon, in Swedish by Rev. Anderson;
6:45 pm, Young Peoples meeting;
sermon in English by Evangelist An
derson at 1880 pm. Subject, "The
Greatest Thing on Earth and In Heav
en-"
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend these services.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Luther G. Benson, Pastor.
The public is invited to attend our
services. The morning worship com.
mences at 1880 O'Clock, and is fol
lowed by the Sunday school at 11:45
o'clock An hour spent in Sunday
school Is wise investment. Our
Young Peoples meeting begins at z
o'clock. The evening service com.
mences at O'Clock, and offers an
hour of rest and quiet. We aim to
make it an evening Of CHEEKY song
and message.
SWEDISH MISSION.
Rev. G. N. Tegnell, Pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50 am; morn.
ing service at 10:45; evening services
at 7:S0;subject for evening service,
Nobody Cares for My Soul"
The choir will render music. Every.
body welcome.
V1NJE LUTH.
Rev. J. N. Andersen, Pastor.
Next Sunday, services in Norwegian
at 10:30 am. Sunday school at IL m.
English evening services at 1880 o.
clock.
The annual business meeting Of the
Vinje congregation will be held at the
church next Monday, Jan. IA, at 10
am.
Benacta meets with Miss Edith Els
trem next Monday evening.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST.
Subject: Sacrament. .--
Sunday services at 1915 am.
Wednesday services at 8spm- 81 49,. 49,
All are welcome to these: services:
); Free reading room In church edifoe
open every Wednesday from to
pm.
CATHOLIC.
Father McDevitt.
Mass next Sunday at 8 am.
Evening services at Willmar at $50
O'Clock.
Catechism Saturday and Sunday at
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-09

\ SWEDISH M. E.
Gustav o. Westman, Pastor.
Willmar.
Sunday school 10 am.
Sermon II am.
Kandiyohi.
Sunday school II am.
No other services.
Oak Park.
Sunday school 2 pm.
Sermon 3 pm.
LUTHERAN FREE.
Rev. Nicolay Nilsen.
Morning worship, 10:30; Sunday
school at 1906; evening worship
(Enghsh) 7:45.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at the home of Benjamin Greenfield
on North side.
BETHEL LUTH.
Jesper Holmquist, Pastor.
H6gmassa next Sunday at 1870 a.
m. Theme: "H6ra nj till Jesu S18kt? :"
Sunday school at 11:45 am.
Evening services in the English
language at 1880 o'clock. Text: Luke
14:28-30. Theme, "The Parable Of the
Tower-an exhortation to Christian
steadfastness."
Prayer meeting Friday evening al
1880 o'clock at the home Of :. A. H
Brown.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-19
Sc lie DESHEREDO PORCUE NO
Sc PARECIA A SU PADRE
jYiene de Ia 3d.

tsta co~ntrajo matrimonio con Mr..
Howard Metz. Gray por 81 parte.
declare en- 81 iemanda. que era hijo
De n sonora Morrell. habiendo ma
edo antics del divorcio ' que el se&0c
More: habia sido ST padre. Agre-
go .: jemaadante Que cuando aun
era Uilo. ha6ia sido pucSto al cuida-
do de s1s a3uelCs maJcrros que ha-
bian sido los Que 10 hab;an criado '
Gai-nas e ha3ian dicno que Mr.. Mo
ri - padre, les haaia prometido
ieca- e teea 81 fortuna 4 IL muerte.
Howard Metz, q SegmGo esposo
Ge Il z25o-a Morreil, declare que
- 20 en- hijo de Mr., Norrell. s.
- -. h@nil nac.do mucho tempo
90 II j:vorc.o. Para compro-
- ~zecto, Sc presentaro0 resra-
t2= 4, VI. Morrell ' 81 Magistrate
T3npk,as Ges!aro que Gray en- NADIA
sc a"-ee;:, q Mr.. Movr,il ' que en-
sam5:a lie encontraba IN gran pare
siao ~ Ii. Metz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-19
S0Iamente IN deSarmadOr
usaba para fobar

NITFEA YORK Navo l4-Hugo
Re;songer acaba de ser s~entenciado a
ounce amos de prisiGn. por el Juez
Malone, de ia Corte de Sesiones Ge-
aera!es. cuyo jurado 10 declare cul-
pable del delito de robo: sentencia.
cue en- realidad corresuonde a una
serie de robos. no menos de treinta,
seetin propia confession del detenido.
que ha llevado a efecto el acusado.
Tn detalle curioso Sc tuvo en- ese
Jurado 9or ell que Sc puso de mani
fiesto que Reisenger no es uro de
tar.os rateros vulgares. sino IN Ia
6rsr inHr,nioso, V s0bre todc. eremigo
ia ardar caroando +odo IN compIica-
!. ~o-,,i,o do harramien+os nara CO.
,,e+or sns fachorias Paisenoer no ha-
30 ,so mis- che de IN simnle desar-
~mn u~,o1,,;or. ho1s. IA .,
<eS.l"o' SIN 'eSpef."' poi e''o Ids e'S-
EocH&S ue ID Poi'c'"'
R~einscnger es hungaro lie nae
miento y aleman por inclination; vi
no q los L. unidos hace algunos amos
para buScar trabajo, solo que Ia
mayor parte de este 10 hacia a Ia
luz de las estre!las. Al POGO tempo
de haber desembaccadO, sc hizo de I'm
deSarmador Y con csc Instruments Sc
puso en- obra. habiendo viS!tado va
rias ciudades del pals.
Todo habia lido bien hasta el mes
de JUNO del n pasado, en- que. sir
Nehoose 0e ;" o~eSarH'acor' aorlo una
P"et'" De Il
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ACTIVIDAD EN- Ell FRENTE BAL.
KANICO.

PARIS. Mayo l8-Un informe of
c:al de les operaciones en- 81 frente
halkanico. fechado el dia y del ac-
.ual ' recibido aqui aver, da cuenta
ie cue en- las ~cercanias de Dobolpol-
je. en- el gran recodo del Carna, y
Al Norte de Monastir ha habido in
lcrsos dueloS de artilleria. Los bull
caro- teutoacs nan estado intentan-
DO numerosos raids sohre las lineas
aliad@S en- las cercanias de Z5orSko,
n Ell recodo del Cerna Y en- otras va
rias regiones de csc frente, siendo re-
chazados todos esoS ~intentos del enc
migo. Los aviadores aliados han es-
taio bombardeando las areas enc
migas en- los wales del Vardar Y del
Struma.
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UN VICE-CGNSUL DE CARRANZA
ACUSADO.
Uicne de Ia Ia. Pag.)

edo a~c-:e ad2@n2l &c Nogales. So
nora. ha5;a hui1o Ge ter.ito-io ae Sc
Nora para los EStaios Unidcs. 0 el
cbjeto de escapar al arresto ordena-
DO 81 su contra por las &utoriAGde5
de a vec:a2 villa. arTeSto orIenado
5aio q cargo Ge compl!ciGad Ell 81 es-
caHdalo 2ludido.
I8igo ha. tclegraiiado dc Los A.nge-
les ne@audo que este mezcia3O Ell los
aSunJoS que r&nta scnsacion han eau
saGc.
\ Ultima bora Sc Supc que ell vice
GtLERA TRES -. . . 49,.
consul CaSasol4 habia Sido orasto eH
libe-ta5 por ordca del general Ca
lies. en- Vista Ge que de las inyesti-
gacicneS ute Sc nicIeron. Sc vino en-
comprehension de que no err respon-
sable de los deiitcS de que Sc lie acu-
So. ESta noticia - s;do dada a
cCnoce- unicamente 3or el Teferido
vice-consul CaSaSola ' sus amigos de
2Qui So e~ncargaron de communicable a
los periodicGS.
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IL dlnero para
los amerlcanOS
risionero

Por medic del Embajador Es-
PIANO! en- Berlin, nuestro Departa-
mento de Guerra ha sido informa-
do QUE no existen restricciones en-
cuanto a Ia cantidad de dinero que
puede ser remitida a los particula-
res Y militares p~risioneros en- Ale
mania. Lo enviado a cada prisione-
70, s.n embargo. Sc le pone a su
cradito para que lc caste segGn las
.cglas, las cuaies son las siguientes:
A.-Prisioneros militares.
N) so marcos a la semana para
oficiaies J otros de ;gual range.
: ~ so marcos a Ia emana para
;a:gcntos. cabos Y soldados.
B.-Prisicneros paisanos.
a. so marcos a la semana para
.hembres &c cierta posici6n social.
(2) 80 marcos a Ia semana para
los demas.
Los pris;on3ros tienen permiso
para sacar dinero cuando quieran
para ciertos articulo1 especificados,
pero cualcs son cstOs articulos es-
'pecificados. nc 10 menciona Ia no.
Ia del Embaiador.
Dice claramente, sin embargo, que
c@ialGuiera cue desee enTiar dine
70 a los paisanos internados Y a los
pr:Sioneros de guerra, deben e~nviar-
10 Dor medic del Bureau of Prisoners
Relief, American Red Goss, Was
hingion. D. c. Y que el dinero sea
enviaGo q este departamento Ell
chckes o en- 6rdenes postales.
FL Gobierno aleman, dice la no.
ia ademas, prohablemente no en-
tregara estos envios en- dinero efec-
two, sino en- creditos de los Ban
cos de Ia prisi3n.
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EL REY DON ALFONSO ES ELO-
GIADO.
Viene de In 1a.)

banZas con motivo de los esfuerzos
cue Ia hecho en- favor de Espana
Isl como &c los trabajos que IA en-
prendido en- favor de los prisione-
ros = de ms victimas de Ia guerra.
Cast 5odos los monarcas extran-
jeros ' jefes de Estado le envia-
ron felicitaciones que Sc han ne
cho no-ar por Ia cordialidad de sus
concep:os : por las manifestations
de si:npatia hacia el monarch de
Esp&Ha.
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que ella. tiene establecidas en- Mexico, cuando
ell case 10 r%eQuiera.
va 10 saben MeXicanos, la casa de Gamble
MONTERREY no 0frece sino 10 cue puede
cumplir, fuera ~palabras Y Ven%an los hechOS po-
sitivO& que i~usrifican que eS Ia mas antigua, pues
tiene cuatro amos de servIr los ~iE5oreses meXl-
canos sin cue en- todO csc tempo layamos te-
nido ninguna reclamation Y prueba Ia ~confian-
"a que nos tiene toda la colon!a meXicana, es
Ell hecho de que diariGmcnte recibim0s Veinte
0 treinta "reminiscences de dinero para cue 10 ST.
tuem0s en- Mexico Y ademas, e! hecho de que
embellishments manGamos recibo. de 10 que Sc
nos manda Y Il ia mayor brevedad possible, nun
ca mas de ve:nte dias les mandaEoS Ell recibo
de Ia persona a quien Sc envi0 el dlnero.
No hay por que olVidar la Casa de Gambia
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Tn case de locuro
emotional

WAUKESHA, Wis, Mayo 10
SegGn, declararon hoy en- esta ciu-
dada 10; defensores de Miss. Grace
Lusk, profesora de instruction que
di6 mueIte a Ia sonora Mary New
man Roberts, por celos, segun Sc di-
ce, hace I'm ano POGO mas o menos,
a defensa que Sc hari de dicha
~rrofesora en- Ell juicio que comenza-
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Maura declare que
ha mejorado la
situaci0n
'eIegrama Especial para Ia PRENSA

MADRID, Mayo 1S.-Con e!
obieto de hacer llegar a conoclmien
10 del publico que IA situaci6n IN
ternacional ha mejorado grandemen
te. e. Primer Ministro Maura los
concedi0 una entrevista a los perio-
distas en- Ia cual les h;zo esta decla-
raci6i juntamente con algumas o.
tras. Manifesto que Francia habia
coavenido en- permitir la importa-
ci6a De varios broductos ~espanoles
y u la exportacion estaba siondo
"a rcanudada.
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ponder cualqdiera contingencia, ha-
igual scrvicio de Laredo, Texas
a esta ciudad, siendo ell coSto del pa
safe tres pesos cincuenta c~entavos.
(S3.50.) ~recoglendo los pasajeros a
domicilio.
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Ell BAZAAR ~ORGANIZADO
Wlene de In In. Pxg.

Habra tambien m1sica meNicana,
para 10 cual Sc han solicitado los SCR
vicios de ~conocidos artistas.
RecordamoS al. publico que el Be-
Ear comenzara hoy a las cinco de IA
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MAURA DICE QUE Ell GARINETE
DEBE RENUNCIAR.
Viene de Ia Ia. Pag.)

tirie al Rey, de esta manera, for
mar uno nuevo.
Sc ha acudido al propio Romano
mes tratando de averiguar 10 que
haya de cierto en- esta information,
pero rehuso terminantemente a ne
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- c Ess=sszzI $50 C

Ash mismo. la Casa de Gambia MONTERREY" po-
ne en- conocinaiento de todos los MeXicanos Que deseen
regreSar d Mexico que. en- Virtud de que las Gas. Fe-
rrocarileras W no admiren "B0nches"'y por 10 mis-
me va no tienen nueStr0S cCmpatriotas Ia faciii0ad
de hacer economics en- sUS paSajeS. eSta Casa, tenlen'
90 4 la vista SUI principal obieto, CUE es e. lie serFir q
los mexicanos. ha eStablecido IN SerVlcio c6m0do Y Sc
caro- de ONO entire esta ciudad ' Laredo, Te-
yas. saliendo on autom0yil cada tres horas, en- Ia con-
sideraci6n de que tcdos los AUTOMOBILES que Saen de
es-a Casa tienen una fianza de dleZ mil pesos para res
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Cuando necesite librcs en- eSpaRol.
i~irijaSe 4 ignacio E. Lozano. lis n
Santa Rosa Ave. San antonio. Texas.

neS"anecimientoS. vCr;isoS. imareoS} ana
r!,teE del cu;:S ' r~I2IuIeacll. son SinIo-
mas De deSarrrSloS del higaGn. Nadie
NIcde Seni!TSc h.en micavraS Su hi-ad0 e.
e. inactive. HEIiSINE e TN puGeroSO eS-
'.mullnte del higadp. Una dCSiS o dos.
ha-an gue GeS9pG:rZcan lndIS los Sinto-
mas blli0SOS. PrUehrIa. PrcciO, soc. De
rentl pOr H.. C0hR and Co. ADV.
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G:EI-.S Ge GERS has Sc aII2oS Sexes
EecttSu" que Il Gls.t-.C:1GG los M S1.v-t-
S'IanGJ stCiar PerCiGn rCGa esperanto. CT
arGc - p%ISce &c GsA.EiaG ue-.!oSa. axo
ammo y oc y!So' -~7eII-a&uSmO. lGTbag".
lHSoD.C.V- CSferT.. eCSGeS &c los :i.IOnsS.
del siEaUu : n vsiiSa. abuses S~eNuaIes
Del hC=:hrs : Ge:s-TcsglOS m~easuaies de u
ElEjEr. ~ Sa- NADIA CGe sea tan etca-
como i CiuturoR elSct-ico. No pisrSa
81 tempo V diRerc fernando eStirnuian,as
exc nnrca curaa. Lo que su CGerpc
quS los ne-vtOS y 6rsauCS Whales yuei-
van 4 81 cStado normal. Use q cintu-
-on e!SCtrico mienEras Guerme. Su pode-
rosa iafiucGci2 curaIiva sa-4 GeSaDar~cer
Sap!GIU!catc Su decaimiento y dolores
acSirara su circulation. viSo7i=ara e. 81
sienna = le traera nueva vida.
P!5A yE ciNTuRCN D!REcTAMENTE
; No paS;e s los institutes medicos log
Srec.OS t5a altos que eIiEen por es.os
nliSsnoS CiGturoneS. e Ciuturor No. !
vale $500 orc y el No , vale $500 orc
~ que pagan mas? }
Los MANOAMoS = e2UEsA
$ -, Q9iere primero probar ST. Ell
cacia. escoja y Cinturon ute ma ie
rnitad &c SUI prccio como prueba de
hUena rs. : ie enviaremos 81 Cintur6n.
s. al caeH de IN mes ssta SatiSfechc.
nos reniti=A ii resto de Su valo-. ESts
oterSa eS n meiU- garant.a de Sus msri-
toS Y &c nUeSt-a sinceriGad. Aproveche
"a cpOTtunid2d y e~ScCfbanos en- seguidss
s5so SiEue.
THE ROYAL ELECTRIC co.
BOX SIS )
ENDlC0TT, n. 7.
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&. G MP A, Gerer1te.


MONTERREY porque garantiza tcdas sus
operaciones y v~erifica todos sus pages mas
pronto que ninguna otra casa en- moneda orc o
plata mexicana o moneda americana, por me-
do de cheques a la vista o por TELEGRAPH cuando
asl 10 solicite ell interesado y por ultimo, porque
paga los mejores precios en- plata, en- orc ma
cional Mexicano y Ell Billetes de los Bancos Ma
cional de Mexico y Londres y Mexico. Escrl-
banos antes de mandar su dinero a Mexico, en-
la scguridad de que lie damos mas barato, pro-
porcionandole toda cIase de informes que I'd.
~necesite asi como los lugares donde tenemos
establecidas n~uestras sucursales y los nombres
de las personals encargadas de hacer los pa
gos.
NUEsTRO LENA: HONRADEZ, PRONTITUD,
BARATURA.
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IL MARIANA. Sc basara en- que ell acto
cometido por Miss Lusk Sc debio a
cue Gsta Sc hallaba' en- un estado de
"locura emocicnal'.
Entire los documentos que Sc
cree nresentara ell Fiscal para COM
r1obar que Ell c-imer de Miss Lusk
fu& un acto premeditado, figuran va
rias cartas de Ia acusada para la
sonora Roberts, que aQuella admitio
haher escrito cuando Sc lie examine
por primera vez. Una de esas cartas'
dice:
En- este abismo eterno la unica
soluci6n es la elimination de una de
las dos.
En- otra de esas misivas docia:
listed debc haber sabido desde
haze algun tempo. que los afectos
.& 81 marido va no lie ,~pertenecen,
rorqIie 81 Sc irteresa supremamente
por otta persona. Esto rs eGaiva-
lente a nulidad de cualquiera acci6n
matr:monial".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-19
LA CAMPANA CONTRA Ell Pull
QUE EN- MEXICO.
(Yiene de la Ia. Pag.)

Todo este asunto eSta Siendo
estudiado con interes Y cuidado por
81 ~presidente V hay la probabiIidad
de que en- muy breve tempo Sc pro-
mulgue IN decreto prohibiendo por
complete II venta de pulque en- esta
capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-19

Cuando necesI:e libros en- esDanol,
d~irijase a lgnacis E. Lozano, 1lS N.
Santa Eoaa Ave- San Antonio. TrEaa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18

The Cir You Like.


She Is the girl who is not "too bright
and good" 20 be able to find joy and
pleasure all over the earth.
She is TIE girl who appreciates the
fact TIM she cannot always have tn.
first choice ~ everything in the world
She is the girl who Is not agrees
sive and does not frd JOY in melting
aggressive people
She is the Eifl who has tact enough
not to say The very thing that will
Cause the skeleton in her friends closet
q rattle his bones
She is the girl who. whether 1t is
warm or cole, clear or stormy. fnds
no fault with the weather.
| She Is the girl who. when YOU invite
1 her any place, compliments you by
looking her best.
She is the girl VINO Is sweet and wo
manly TO look at ar'l listen 70, and whit.
doesn't strike you as q poor .p,itation
OF demi- mond4tnc.
She is the girl who makes this world
| a pleasant place because shc is 50
pleasant herself,
And. iiv anG BY when you come to
think Of i, isih,t she the girl who makes
yon feel she likes you and, therefore
you Ike her
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
FOOD CARD FOR DOGS
French canlnes Are likely to Be
"nooverized."
'fesdIns Lias Become Serious Problem
Great Shortage In Gasoline and


Paris.-The dog population Of the
republic has been living, fighting and
.spftefinE VIII hsuhninan pppulaupn
I'D feSIsting the 4GermAn octopus. and
is now about to be restricted by
cards" along With the humans. a ~,
The latest system TO Be ANNOUNCED
is that, following the demands Of the
Agricultural Society OF MoulinsS ne
governments N. -eonsidering the intro.
ductiqp1ef asbread, card for dogs, a
card that will entitle dogs doing use
fuis WORK for the country 70 their
propoftiohAte share Of dog biscuit,
Since the nfst Of, the month an
other discommoding scheme has taken
effect. No gasoline can be sold, even
for domestic uses, such as lighting,
heating or cooking. . The government
stnted energetic measures had TO be
taken, In view OF the fact that the
stocks Of gasoline were Almost ex'
hausted and II would be dangerous
II PERMIT them TO become further
A ruder shock for the entire male
population Of France, which smokes
almost 20 q, man after neachlngb the
age,,of twelve, came with the spubli'
eaton of the news that there was nc
more tobaeco TO- Ne had, Imported
English tobAccos are stiil TO be, OBJ
tained in limited quantities but this
price Il prohibitivs to the Average
Frenchman. s,adinf a.s
The, reasons giEen for the tobacco
shortage are the increased consump
tion. by, the, soldiers In tho trenches
and the Observation-Disclosures I'm
portatlon, due 20 tho lack of bottoms
IN A good deaf has been said aboui
the establishment az q tobacco card
but the government has suggested
that q, 'ssstemA Of voluntary raioninl
be first tried out. II this is unsuecess
full nothing -win remain but the add
ton Of one more, uarduto the rapidly
growing listIelI sn3iisi9 yeWa = 10
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