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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-30
sUPRIMEN Ell "DEUTSCHE
ZEITUNG.

7,i ye-r.-r- Especial &c IL. PRENSA.
BERLIN. JUNO 29.-El Gobier-
no aleman ordeno hoy la SUPPRESSION
del per;5dico Deutsohe Zcitung,
Sebido que dieho diario dio a la
pubicidad esta manana un artIcu-
10 Que -on el titulo de "eVngsnza
por el Deshoncr de este Ano. en-
4 c.sl el aludidu periodieo ex-
horto al pueblo aleman, no oi-
.idSr la ai-epla de Versailles a
prepararse oara la "revancha.
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Hara confirmaciones en-
Elmendorff.

Hoy por el tren d2 Ia manana. Ira
el limo sehor Ruiz a Elmendortf a
dar Ia confirmation los ninos de
aquel lugar que eSten en- estado De
recibirla, regresando j esta a medic
dia a preparar su regreso deflnitlvo
para Chicago, ciuGad donGe ticne por
ahora fijada su residencia.
Considerable de peso su opinion en
los asuntos de vital interGs cue ac-
tualmente ocurren relatives a nulestra
patria le indicamos 81 nos podia ha-
Ger algunas declaraciones Y nCs con-
test6 que le permitiesemos guardian
reserya sobre el particular.
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Ciudad Victoria, I amps,
atacada poT los febe|deS
Sc apoderaron de la estacion y ocuparon un gran
barrio de la ciudad, habiendo luchado
contra los carrdncistas

veres vino, mas sin pretender aten-
tar contra la vida de los tenderos,
que daban 10 que Sc les pedia.
Pocos mon,sntos despues, el nu-
cleo mas rumercso, avanzaba rapi-
damartc 10 largo de IA Gale Prin-
cipal, Ia que va de la Estacion al
Mercado, pasando por el Palacio de
Gobierno.
Para esa hora, va habia noticia en-
los cuarteies del avance de los rebel
des dentro die la ciudad, y las tropas
sc preparaban para combatirlos. Mas
!legaron tarde, pues que va los re-
beldes habian tenido tempo dc asal-
tar la c;;rcel publica, Ge Ia cual sa-
Heron como cuarenta presses, que sc
les unieron, de saquear algunas
casas de concrete.
Cuando las fuerzas del gobierno
llegaron, los rebeldes, que va habian
logrado 10 que querian, fueron reple-
gandose. conbatiendo, con el runlbo
de IA estaci0n, donde los esFeraba
el resto del grupo asaltante.
El tiroteo entire carrancistaS Y ne
volucionarios. en- las GALES y en- las
afueras de la ciudad, duro largo ra-
to, Dor 10 que "a alarnia en- los hoga-
res fue tremenda, pues que Sc supo-
MIA que Ia fuerza asaltaute era hume
rosa que Sc apoderaria dc Ia pobla-
ci6r, cuya guarnicion no pasaha de
Quinientos hombres.
Para las seis de Ia mafana, los re-
rebaldes Sc labian retirado. sin ser
perseguidos por los carrancistas: que
sospecharon que en- las cercanias DE
Ia plaza les esperaba vi grupo ma
yor.
En- el Casino
Segin Sc asegura, cuando el asa-
que Sc registro, el gobernador del
Estado Andres Osuna. Su herniano
el general Gregorio Osuna, V el Ge-
neral Fortunate Zuszua, jefe de
Operaciones, &c cncontraban tranquil
lamente en- el Casino. Cuando los re-
beldes estabaA va en- la Plaza de
HidaIgo, salicron 4 Ia calle rrecipl-
tadamente, dirigiendose los cuarte-
les, dictar ordenes para que las
fuerzas salieran q repeler el ataque.
Las bajas
Adn cuando e. combate no fue re-
hido, pues todo Sc nedujo a uE lige-
70 tiroteo, Sc registraron algunas ba-
jas por ambas parties comba5lentes.
Los rebeldes perdieron O. jefe Pc
dro Trevino, Y como a s,ai:' sclisdos.
Los carrancistas, al comandante
Zurita, algunos soldados y a cuatro
gendarmes.
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Ell STATUS FUTURO De
LA RHINLANDIA
rs,.,ial ra-a Ia PRESSA.

Seryicio Especial rara LA PRESSA-
PARIS, JUNO 29.-DespueS de IA
firma del protocnlo referente Al con-
venio para Ia Gefensa G.e Francia por
Ingiaterra V los EstadoS Unidos. sc
firIuo otro protocolo por el cual Sc
define Ia situaciGn status future
de Ia Filandia provincias ale
mauas del Rhin.
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Ell MANIFESTO De LOS OBLSPOS
FUE BLEN NTERPRETADO
DECLARACIONES DEL LIMO ARZOBISPO DE MICHOA-
CAN, DR. DON LEOPOLDO RUIZ FLORES
Algunos peodcos sin embargo, conunderon lamentabte
mente la Interpretation de aquel documento
PoR QUE NO VA MEXICO Ell PRELADO MICHOACANO

Aproyechando Ia estada en cSVa
ciudad del limo. senior doctor don
Lecpoldo Ruiz. Arzobispo de Mlchoa-
can. cuisines tener IA satisfaction de
entreristarlo para or de suS lsoloS
algunas opiniones que juzgamos de
interes para los meXicanos. a eSe
efecto uno de nuestros reporters Sc
dirigi6 & l. casa donie el iluStre pre-
1ado Sc aloha. en- la calle de Conchos
6I7.
Sc sirvi6 recibir amaolemente a
nuestro enviado Y le eXprese que Sc
sentia agraGecido por Ia manera Ell,
csz de LA PRENSA para tratar el
asunto del manifesto que tres pre-
Iados mexicanos, el Obispo de NueVo
Leon. el de Jaiisco Y nueStro entire
vistado. exp'dieron contra la lGea ue
intervention ameracl1a en- nuestro
nais. y Dor Ia buana Interpretation
cue nuestro diario lie do q dicho ma
nifiesto. 4 diferencia de otros perl2-
dicos que Ia confundieron materla4-
merte Asrego que IA noticia que
oricino el manifesto de que Sc trata'
Ia recibieron los tres ObispoS de tuen-
IL tan serura. que no les deJo Lugar
. duda. cue en- ese Sentido tue CO.
mo Gecidieron obrar en- Ia lorna
que 10 hicieron.
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Por que no va a Mexico

~ no va usted a Mexico? le
preguutamos. va han regresado al
runos otros distinguldoS pretadcS'
entire clos el senor DR.. Piancarte.
No es posibla mi regreso,-noS
contesto resignado.
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EL PRESIDENTE WILSON
Y LA PROHIBICION
Declara que ejercerd su po-
der cuando haya termi-
nado la desmoDi-
iizacion

Telc9rGma Especial para IA FRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Junid 29.-El
Presidents Wilson ha enviado un ca
blegrama Ia Casa Blanca en- el que
dice: "Estoy convencido de que el
Procurador General esta en- 10 justo
al decirse que no tengo por ahora
poder legal para obrar en- 10 refe-
rente al bando sobre licores; pero
una vez que la desmovilizacion haya
quedado ternlinada, mi podler para
obrar en- dicho asunto sin Ia coopera-
cion del Congreso sera ejercitado.
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punto que sea cargante Ia labor. A
demas, ia politica es arida, Y cuando
en- ella no sc llega las personali-
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LEBR0S EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sr5 libros en- espa-,
mol la Casa Editorial LoZano, 118
\. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. ES la mas barata. =
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(Pasa a. la Psg. IA. Col. 4a}.
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tPasa AZ sa- pss-c Col as.,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09

Services for Sunday, January II
are as follows: Bible school at 10
o'clock. according to new time. Ev
ening services will begin at O'Clock,
according to new time. We feel sure
God Will reward an earnest express
ion of faith and devotion to His ser
vices. by blessing and protection
from harmful results. We do not
believe the same protection can be
expected in the dance hall or any
selfish or unholy pursuits of pleasure.
II you expect God to honor you at
the day of Judgment you must honor
Him in these days of service. Many
have been called to close their &C
count with God. Who will be next
BE We also ready for in an houl
that We think not the Son of Maj
cometh."
f. A Palmer. Minister.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09

airy 18th. Every one is asked to
be present, as 1t is election of Off
GERS
Inc membership committee is very
proud OF the record made in the
Christmas Roll Call which was 1903
members-20S more than last year.
we were one of the few counties of
the state to go over the record of
last year.
AS we start on q new year the
sewing committee would like to have
everything finished up to date. We
nave a number OF refugee garments
70 pe finished in thir.y days. or they
VIII not fill the purpose they were
made for-to keep the little ones
warm this winter. We are asking
and pleading for you to come forth
and help us out. 1t will not be hare
TO do If every one helps just a little
Cease Knitting" was the ordel
that went out from Red Cross head
quarters last week to the three thou
sand eight hundred fifty-four chap
tiers OF the organization and as "a re
suit thousands of women who hav,
turned out milliong of sweaters
socks, mufflers, helmets and wrist
lets for our soldiers and sailors Will
stack their needles. Articles no,
started are to be completed.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
DEATH OF MRS. FRANK LIMERICK

AT her home one mile east of Je-
rome last Friday occurred the death
of Mrs. Frank Limerick, the result
of pneumonia, following an attack of
the influenza, from which the de-
ceased had been a sufferer for sever
al days. The visit of the Grim Reap
er to this happy home was made the
more sad by the fact that there are
left to mourn the loss of a dear mo-
Their, two baby children, a boy and
girl of tender ages, who will never
know the tender care of a loving mo-
Their Besides the children deceased
leaves a sorrowing husband, who is
also stricken with the disease and is
now confined to his bed
Irene limerick was born in Sa
Paul, Mimi, December 20, 1895
making her little over twenty-thret
years of age at the time of her death
The mother and a young brother
of deceased arrived from Nebraska
and were present at the funeral
which was held Tuesday morning
with interment at Jerome cemetery
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
JEROME NOT CLOSED

In the Sunday issue OF the Twin
Falls Times a short article appeared,
stating that Jerome business houses,
etc. had been closed on account OF
an epidemic OF small pox. Where
this report started is not known and
when Mr.. Whalen. editor of the
Times. WIS informed of the error
OF the report. the same was corrected
IN the Times issue OF Monday. Je-
rome is one of the most open towns
In this section at present: schools
churches. picture show and all bust
ness houses being open and, while
there are a few cases of the "hu''
here. the epidemic is not of such
serious nature as to warrant the
health officers closing the town.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
JEROME CLUB MEETING

On last Monday evening at the
club rooms was held the annual
meeting Of the Jerome club. at which
time new directors were elected for
the coming year. A large attend
ance was on hand and much interest
was shown In the club matters. From
n list of ten candidates the following
gentlemen received the highest num-
her of votes and were declared elect
cd as directors: Messrs. w. Il. White
q. c. Newman. Frank Daley, A. ID
Williamson and p. d. McRea. From
this list of directors will be selected
the officers of the club. After the
election the members enioved ligh
lunch and smoker and discussed AZ
fairs for the good of Jerome and th'
surrounding country.
owing to the heavy expense Incl
dental to moving and from the rae
that the business at the club has bee
slack the past few months an assess
ment of $500 for resident member
was found necessary to put the ciu
in a healthy financial condition.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
HAY MAKING COSTS REDUCED
tant Operation Increase Quality
and Quantity.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agricultural
Tie hay crop causes more worry,
anxiety. and disappointment than any
other crop. 1t is the most widely
grown crop on farms devoted TO gen.
eral agriculture; the time for harvest
ing is comparatively short and hay
making caunOt be postponed without a
consequent less of quality and guam
tity. ia many sections there are other
crops fiat require attention about the
time that the bay should be made, and
often there is small grain to be cut,
corn to be cultivated. and hay to be
made. all at once. Labor is not only
scarce but expensive. And there Is
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the North Side Canal Com
pany, Limited. will adjourn to meet
Thursday, January 2Srd. at Jerome
at the Amusement Hall.
The, meeting will commence at 10
O'Clock in the morning. 1t is expect
ed that a lunch will be provided un-
der the auspices of the Red Cross
the proceeds to be divided among the
various Red Cross chapters on the
project.
We are very anxious that every
water user should attend this meet
ingn. The directors of the Cana
Company desire to report on tn
work they are now doing and to con
slider the future policy for the Com
pany.
In this connection would stat
that we desire everyone to atten
whether under the terms of thei
contract they are entitled to vote G
no. We want to have you preser
lust the same. and take part in til
discussions.
NORTH SIDE CANAL COMPAN'
LIMITED.
r. e. Shepherd. President.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
CARL A. STEINER

AT his home northeast of Jerome,
on Saturday, January 4th, occurred
the death of Carl A. Steiner from
pneumonia. after but a few days OF
illness.
Mr.. Steiner was q native of Swift
zerland and but recently came to the
North Side Tract, locating on what
Is known as the Hugh Goff place.
Besides his sorrowing widow ne
leaves a large fomily af children to
mourn his passing.
The funeral was held from the
late home Gil Tuesday, with inter
ment at Jerome cemetery.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
DEATH OF AARON CUSHMAN

Last Sunday at the home OF his |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Cushman,
of the Grand View district, occurred
the death of Aaron Prentiss Cush-
man from the effects of pneumonia,
after an illness of several DAYS.
Aaron was nineteen years of age at
the hime of his death, having been
born in Kansas in the year 1900, re-
moving from there to Texas and lat
er to the North Side Tract with his
parents
During his younger days he was
the victim OF an accident to one of
his limbs which rendered him a Grip
pie and. although it was a decided
handicap. it did not deter him in his
work and play, being one of the most
jolly while on the play grounds at
school and ever able TO carry on his
part in all games and his happy dis
position will be missed by his school
mates in the school room and on the
Fairgrounds. as we'll as by a large
circle of friends in this community
The funeral was held Tuesday
with Increment at Jerome cemetery
The following tribute from thu
student body OF the Jerome higl
school tells of the esteem in whicl
the young man was held by hi
= school mates:
S We. the Student Body OF the
: Jerome High School. do hereby
, resolve to extend our deepest
I sympathy to the bereaved fam
h lily, relatives and friends Of the
$ late Aaron Cushman. AS Aaron
k has so recently been in our
d midst We know that the J. H. S.
l. has lost one of its most ambi-
tious and promising students,
A true and trustworthy friend
will be missed by all.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT

The Frasers-Pence company force,
as well as the editor of this paper.
we're the recipients of a box of Cali
fornia's largest and finest oranges
from the r.. Lincoln Pence family
and Miss Carrie Shaver. of Cotton.
California While the delicious fruit
arrived a few days late it was much
enjoyed and appreciated. and It is
With much pleasure that We thank
the honey king" his family and
Miss Shaver for the nice remem'
brance.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
Annual Value of Hay Crop in United
States is over One Billion Dollars.

the weather TO be reckoned with, a
factor that has a very important bear
ing upon quality and one over which
the farmer has no control.
Hay has been quite steadily increas-
ing in acreage for a number of years.
until at the present time it occupies
about one-SiHth of the titled area on
farms inc the United States, and has
an annual value on the farm. INHALED.
Of over S1O00.000.000. There are. no
statistics ON the actual cost OF produc-
ing the total annual crop. but il has
been roughly estimated that 1t costa
S125.0000O0 or more to harvest this
enormous tonnage.
reduction of even a small per cent
in this cost would add millions to the
profits of the hay growers Of this couR-
try. Such a reduction can be brought
about only by the use of modern hay
ing machinery and of methods of max
ing hay best suited to conditions.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
LOOK WHO'S HERE

The weeks arrivals at the North
Side Inn:
w. NJ. Maurer, Filler; F. H.
Yegge. Boise; DR.. w. 5. Decker
Twin Falls; Mrs. J. Cogweil. Scouts
pluff Nebr.. Chas S Rice, Denver;
Il. l. Trip. Pocatello; O. II DICK
inson. Boise; ] A. stofiel Boise
earl Hail. Blackfoot; c W Greg
orv. Salt Lake; n. p. Nelson San
Francisco: John E Dolan. Denver
II NJ Butler. Ogden; II. A. Knowles
salt Lake: S. II. Chapman BOISE
II. c. Crouch. Denver; Ethel Wl'.
Jams Boise: j b Snow, Stannelo
Go Sheppler. Great Falls, Mont
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
Methodist Episcopal Church

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Ser
vices at IL a. m. Subject. THE Two
Great Commandments" Services at
1880 p. m. Subject: 1.-The Gift of
Choice" Epworth League at $50.
Subject: "Our Purpose and Program
as Epworthians. Friday evening
January 10, the Epworth League will
have "hardtime backward social
Come, wear your old clothes and put
them on backward.
NJ. ]. Brown. Minister.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09

RED CROSS NOTES

Those who have the History Slips"
OF our soldiers and sailors to fill out.
will kindly put place of birth"
where II says Country of birth. "
The Council of National Defense
would like to have record of every
one In the service. so those who have
not hlled out one of these slips. can
get one from Mr.. Jaycox.
The Jerome Chapter A. r. G. will
hold its annual meeting at the Pres
oyterian church on Monday, Janu
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09

Next week Is for Armenian Relief
Carl C. wilburn returned to Je-
rome Monday, having received his
discharge from the service.
McIlveen brothers have announced
m OF their popular dances to be held
II Grand View Saturday evening.
w. c. Randolph and Harry Note
returned the past week. having been
discharged from the service OF Uncle
sam.
Armenian Relief Week. January
18th TO 18th.
The ladies OF the Civic club will
lold a cooked food sale at the rest
room and library on Saturday. Janu-
lry 18th. commencing at ! o'clock.
Everything good to eat.
The great Theda Bera will be seen
in Madam DuBarry." one of the
most stupendous and magnificent pic
lures over produced. At the Rialto
theatre next Monday and Tuesday
nights. No advance in price.
Grover c. Newman. one OF the
large flock masters of this section,
who has had considerable difficulty
in the carrying on OF his ranch and
sheep affairs the past season, has
taken in partner to assist him. The
young man arrived at the home last
Friday I'm the form OF a seven and
one-half pound son. Grover Cleve
land Newman. Jr. has already taker
full possession of the home.
Electric Reading Stand Lamps
Ten left out of thirty-six. Let Vi
send one to your home. Try II |
week II IT suits you keep II. Als'
Thor vacuum electric carpet sweep
ers. Frasers-Pence Co. Phone so
At a meeting OF the land board
held on December 30th. the matte
OF turning over the canal system O
this segregation was postponed [
the first meeting of the board In Feb
ruary. Several from here we're 4
attendance. among whom was Grove
c. Newman, representing the newl
organized North Side Protective a.
ISOLATION, of which he is one OF tn
directors.
The regular meeting of the tow
board was held on Tuesday evening
and aside from the passing of III
usual monthly bills nothing of In
portance was brought before II
board A matter of interest to a
residents OF Jerome was brought u
that of a systematic cleaning up
the town as soon as the warmer we
Their Will permit. Several complain
have been made with reference
cess pools, manure piles, Clubhouse
etc, and plan is being worked o
by the board whereby It Will
compulsory for all such places to
thoroughly cleaned.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
JEROME BOYS OVERSEAS
SOON TO RETURN HOME

General Pershing has notified the
fore March LIST to assign TO convoy
the 91st division. This is the divi-
sion composed of men from the north
western states. and several Jerome
boys are members of this division
In his notice General Pershing stat
ed that they should be on the seas
before March 1st
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
CARD OF THANKS

To our many friends who so kind
ly assisted us during the illness and
er we extend our heartfelt thanks IN
this, our hour of grief
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Cushman and
family.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the Apple
ton National Farm Loan association
will be held at the Appleton school
house Tuesday, January IA, at Z
p. IN. WALTER w. KELLY,
Secretary Treasurer
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
Christina Science Services

Christian Science Society holds
regular services each Sunday at IL
o'clock. Sunday school at II o'clock
"Wednesday evening meetings at s
o'clock.
All are welcome to these services.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
surnniseh

surmiseb
In her new-found courage she had
quite forgotten the sleeping Nora, and
it was Caro- herself who opened the
door to admit the clustering servant.
'Don't We worry about me not bein'
able to manage any crook" he told
her, and waved overwhelmingly a muir
demonstrating bludgeon. "In here,
eh?' he Numbered and unlocked her
captive's prison.
Trembling. Caro- drew back against
the panels Of the hail. Then the care
takers quick laugh was followed by a
manly voice Of pleasing quality.
$50 you have come 10 rescue me,
Iahesh," said fhe voice. "NNill you
~ i1o =. '"@e i'et s.iri % d. Nh
I've been A..gi.s. Alu "Ae-e = a.
golden butterfly who mysteriously
locked me in?"
Bewilderingly and In her yellow XII
mono of golden embroidery, Caro- crept
our from her retreat. "Who." she
whispered, "are your"
The intruder bowed. "Judson Grid
ley" he replied, returned this evening
from California. Came to look over
my old home in preparation of the ten
ant who was not expected until tomor-
row. Having forgotten my keys, was
obliged to enter by an old boyish
route"
And when upon the following morn
! ing Aunt Hyacinth arrived, she WIZ
/ met by her niece in an automobile.
whispered the girl.
''Norv familiar person." sniffed
Aunt lIyacinth, for she had heard the
man say rs he turned TO help her niece
into the car. "Come. Miss Butterfly I"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-09
Catholic Church

Regular services will be held at the
Jerome Catholic church on Sunday,
January IL, the services to be in
charge of Father Byrne, of Dubuque.
Iowa Mass at $3.50 and 1920 a. m.
.yening service at 1880.