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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-16

e moZo dejo caer su terribles ins.
trumento. Entire tanto, Noe corri6
a s~ostener en- sus brazos a Ia plate
"a desfaileciente Todo este paso
en- un instante. Pandrille, esa inte-
ligencia obtUsa QUE habia adquirido
Ia costumbre dc obedecer maquinal-
mente 4 Letourneau, contemplate con
aire alclado eli caiaver de su amo que
yacia en- III charco de sangre.
ia, buen hombre, dijo Hector,
cs mcncster que trates de ~cxplicar-
nos cue cs 10 vents 4 hacer aqui....
Hcro Hector que deseaba terer ex-
p~llcacioncs fue .nterrunpido por Ia
stbita l!egada de un nuevo persona
jc: ora Guillcrmo. 81 \el fiel man
ccbo Sc habia dcscuidado TN monlen-
to, 81 habia sucunbido al sueno, per-
maneciendo sordo q los ladridos del
perro Y al ruido de la puerta que
Letourneau habi& Tornado, al menos
do IN brinco Y echo 4 correr So
bresaltado al OR Ell pistoletazo dis
parade por Noe. G~uillermo, que Sc
present6 Palido, iadeante. persuadido
de qTe habia sucedido alguna des-
gracia, abraz5 de una mirada toda Ia
escena: VIC a Letorneau muerto. a
Pandril!e inm6vil, y a Sara sosteni-
da en- los brazos de Nee. TODD 10
habia vistc V c~omprendido.
-iGuiliermo! eXclam6 Noe.
-iAh, senior. senior. eXclam6 4 ST
vez el pobre mozo sofocado por la
emcc!6n: ;quc cs 10 que suede? eco
cstais aqui?
-Ecmcs llcgado ono Ia marea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-16
LOS ~HACENDADOS Sc
/. ALARMAN EN- MICH.
Los rebeldes emgiezan de
nueU0 q amenazar SuS
propiedades

NORELLA, Noviembre 11.-Hace
pocos dias que el senior Jose Maria
Monsalvan, hacendado del distrito de
Tacambaro, recibi6 del cabecilla Flo
rentino Chavez una carta en- la que
lie pide cierta cantidad de dinero.
un POGO fuerte, bajo la de
que 81 no Ia entrega en- determinado
plazo CT el lugar que lie indica, sin
mas espera ~procedera a quemar Ell
rancho de Cuanacuaro, de la propie-
dad de Monsalvan. V que dispondra
de las coSechas de TODD ell ano en-
dicho rancho.
Como este asunto ha sido hecho
pdblicO, Ia alarma ha cundido entire
las personals que tnenen propiedades
r%aices, muchas de las cuales tienen
en- su poder cartas-avisos semejantes
q la que recibi0 Ell dueno del rancho
de Cuanacuaro.
En- pr0cedimiento, 81 sc lleva a
efecto. apoderandose de las cosechas
de este ano, aun cuando estas son a.
bundantiSimas, vendra a traducirse
en- perjuicio para el pueblo, pues que
de NADIA servira Ia abundancia de gra-
no 81 va a parar a manos de los re-
voluclonarios, pues los precios segui-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-16
LEGO Nieto.

4 bordo del vapor "Esperanza'
que entr6 hoy al puerto, lego Rafael
Nieto. ex-Sub-Secretaric de Hacienda
y ex-Candidato al gobierno del Esta-
do de San Luis Potosi. Dijo que va
comisionado a los EstadoS Unidos Y
Europa Y que proseguira su viaje ma
mana para NIeva Orleans ' de ALI a
Nueva York.
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FOLLETIN Mum. IS3.
~~~~~-~-
Ia JUEENTUD DE ENRIQUE ".

Contra Q1;tn"
Contra los hugeHoteS. Y Como e
rey de Navarro es hugonote.
-Es verdad, djjo Sara; pero TAM
bien es cunado del rey.
70 no hago mas que repetircs
10 cue ne Dido, He pasado una no
ra Ell una taberna donde habia ca
r6licos apasicnados, que decian que
el duque de Guisa iba ! venir a
Paris.
~ bien?...
y que pasaria a cuchil,o 4 todos
los hugonotss.
Sara die POGO ~iGnporrancia I estas
palabras. pero Sc ouso muy palida
cuando Guillermo aHad.t:
-Rerato el florentino Sc ha esca-
pado otra vez de las garras del YER
al.go.
y GuillermO. que habia dido todos
los pormenores del rapto de- fIoren-
tine. refiriC 4 su anna g! suceso MI
nucioSaEaente.
-iOh, Dios santo, exclam6 Ia pla.
tera muy afligida: 5permitireis que
semejante miserable triurfe sjem-
pre-y como Ia noche iba resfreS-
cando. Sc retro del iarGin Y entro
cn 81 casa LUego dijo 4 CUTLER
mo: ;Quien sabe:: Quizas me eScu-
charia al rey De Navarro s. !e die
n IN console.
-iY cue conseio queries dare,
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Sc delante De la mesa Y continue es-
cribiendo a su amado Enrique. Pc
70 apenas habian transcurrido al
gunos minutes cuando Sc estremeclo
otra yez. Acaba de Or I'M ruido
scrdc. una especic de crujido en- una
puerta que Sc trata de forzar. Sara
Sc levant6 de nuevo algo espantada.
-; Guillermo! critic.
Pero ell mancebo, que sin duda es-
taha durmiendo, no oyo la roz. En-
tonces tom0 ella misma un candele-
70. abrio ia puerta de su cuarto Y
sali0 al corredor. resuelta a registrar
toda la casa. No vic a nadie en- Ia
escalera, Y descendio al piso hajo,
pero ALI eXhalo I'm critic. Dos hon.
bres con ell rostro ennegrecido de
holm acababan de entrar en- e. n
tai. Uno de ellos llevaba al hon.
bro una barra de hero, V el otro
tenia en- Ia nan un punal. Estes
dos horrbres acababan de forzar Ia
puerta principal. Y Sc disponian' sin
duda a subir las e~Sca,eras, cuando
vieron aparecer repentinamente a II
plate,a con su candelero en- la mano.
Probablemente no habian previsto
esta aparici6n. pues al pronto Sc
quedarcn algo cortados y como vaci-
lando. Letourneau Y Pandrllle
cream cncontrar a la platera acos-
tada. Y per ESQ, al ver!a en- pie. te-
mieron que comenzara a gritar ! que
vinieran q ~socorrerla. Pero ei CRITIC
dado Dor la p~latera quedo cast ex-
tinguido por Ell terror que lie cerr6
Ia garganta
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Auge ]petrolero.

La Island Company, establecida en-.
Tepetates, aumentc la ~capacidad de
u bombas, pudiendose ahora bCm-
bear setenta mil barriles diarios. Sc
proyecta tambien construir una doble
Inca de %oleoductos entire Tepetates Y
Costa del Colo, 0 objeto de poder
embarcar en- Puerto de Lobos, Gin
cuenta mil barriles diarios.
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TAMPICO, Noviembre 11.-En Ia
manana de hoy comenzo a soplar ell
este puerto un viento del norte, cuya
velocidad inicial fue de veinticinco a
~treinta millas por bora, pero que fue
desarrollandose haste alcanzar IA de
treinta Y seis.
Los efectos naturales de estos fe-
nomenos. Sc hicieron sentir en- este
caso de una manera ~violenta, pues ell
cruzamiento de la barra fue intense
Y rapido, obligando a las em~barcacio-
mes que no pudieron entrar a tempo
en- Ia bahia, a ~permanecer en- alta mar
para e~vitarse sufrir algun contratlcm-
DO. Otros buQues que Sc hallaban
cerca de la entrada al comenzar ell
viento. violentaron sus maQuinas y
lograron ponerse q cubierto, a~tracan-
do iunto al muelle. En- la ciudad
tambien hubo varios deSperfectos.
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ran subiendo.
Una nueva batida a los rebeldes.

E~ncabezada Y dirijida por ell je-
fe Renteria Luviano, va a dar prin-
cinpio n enGrgica barida a los re-
beldes que a pesar de todos los es-
fuerzos que sc han hecho, continuan
cnsenoreados de la parte mas RIGA
del Estado. Con el objeto mcnciona-
do arrib6 a csta plaza el 71o. Regi-
micnto de caballeria que viene a in
]corporarse a las fuerzas que manda ell
citado jefe c%arrancista, para coope-
a con elias ell Ia campana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-16
XVIII

Madama Sara Sc levant6 en- segui-
da Y fuc hasta IA ventana, que en-
treabrio. Todo estaba silencioso, Y
la obscuridad de la noche no Ia per-
mitiI yer NADIA; tambien ell perro
habia calladc.
-Sera sin dada agun camin2nte
penso.-N volvio a sentar-
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Vigilancis a los buques.

Las autoridades Sanitarias han or
denado que Sc ~ejerza n estrlcta
vigilancia sobrc los barcos de la COM
pania petrolera "Frecport Sulphur
porque mantienen constan trafico
entire Nueva Orleans Y Tampico, dom
de SC ha d~esarrollado la pcste bub6ni-
ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-16
Va no habrs huelgs.

Parece gu ha quedado ~conjurado
TODD peligro de huelga de partc dc
los obreros de las companias petrOle-
ras de este puerto. que habian pen
sado secundar q movlmiento de ORR
Zaba.
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Sc celebro ell Armisticio.

En- celebration de la fecha de IA
firma del Armisticio, sc reunieron en-
un gran banquete que Sc verified en-
el Cafe Imperial, Ia parte de Ia Co.
lonia Americana que Sc compone de
marinos V soldados que sirvieron al
Ejercito en- Ia Gran Guerra, asi como
los de las demas ~colonias que residen
en- este puerto, n cOmpania de las
familias de procedencia aIiada que a
uui radican. e. banquete const0 de
mas de treScientos cubiertOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-16

Cuan1o necesite libros en- espano,
diriiase a Ignacio E. Lozano. lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave-, San Antonio. Tex.
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+DESDE TAMPICO, TAMAULLPAS|
LEGO Nieto de transito' para Nueua York.-SopIo fuerte
norte en- 81 puerto.-EspaFoIes e~xpulsados por seruir a
los rebeldes.-No habrd hueIga de obreros.-Vigilardn
los buques americanos.-Ohas noticias.

Ia misma vigilancia sc ejercera So
bre los barcos de la "Huasteca Pc
troleum Company, por temores de
Que pueden traer Ia misma peste.
Sc combate ell paludismo.
FL general Murguia orden6 ell in
mediate envio de veinte mil comprimi
dos de quinina a las Huastecas, para
combatir al paludismo que Sc ha des-
arrollado entire las fuerzas que ALA
operan.
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No Sc realizaron los temores.

Tomando en- consideration el esta-
do de los animos originate por Ia ST.
tuaci0n que predomina entire Ell e!e-
mento obrero, Sc creia que los miti-
mes politicos que Sc v~erificaron aver,
estarian llenos de ]incidentes desagra-
dables. pero contra TODD 10 que Sc
.esperaba, Sc llevaron a efecto sin el
aSomo de des6rden. Las au-
~toridades, en- provision de c~ualquier
possible emergencia habian tornado
grandes precauciOnes.
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Entro un vapor americana oespues de
sufrir la c~uarentena.

Desputs de sujetarse a IA fumiga-
c~i6ngque en- q practicaron las auto
ridades sanitarias de ste puerto, pOr
proceder de Nueva Orleans, puerto
que Sc dice infeStato de la peste bu-
h6Yica. Y de la ]practica de una vista
de examen riguroso. entro al puerto ell
vapor Actor, en- cl cuai no Sc en-
contraron vestigios de que hubiera
sufrido la invasion de la playa. Es-
te barco permanecio dos dias fuera
del puerto como consecuencia de la
cuarentena.
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Espanoles sxpulsados.

Aver Sc recibieron las ordenes CO.
rrespondientes de Ia Secretaria de Go
bernacion para que e expulsados
los e~spanoles Antonio Gonzalez V
Gabino Oregon, por estar comproba-
do que administrator parque a los re-
beldes de Pelaez. Los e~xpulsados,
que Sc italian en- la carcel municipal,
seran embarcados a bordo del "Espe-
ranza''.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-17
My HEART and My HUSBAND
Carso Phase Of
Revelations of a Wife

Wife

What didn't they say. you mean
che retorted. But the vital part of
their testimony was the fact that Ken
meth had come to them In a rage de-
manding that they aid him In divorcing
Milly, and that when they refused he
left the house muttering threats. OF
course, that testimony. combined with
the fresh marks upon her wrists. and
the fact that the poison in her stomach
has been proved to be the same kind
Kenneth had in his Photographic studio.
was enough for that set Of crooks In
charge of tho farce today. But 1 don't
believe even thoy would have dared to
arrest him II It hadn't been for Kenneth
himself. I don't understand him at all.
I think the shock of Milly's going In so
terrible . way must have turned his
brain"
"What Did He Dot" ....-s
She stopped short and began to twist
her hands together in her lap. prodded
her back to speech with sharp ques-
ton.
What did he do?"
That's the trouble. he didn't do any
thing" she returned. He simply sat
like a craven image all through the
proceedings. ana whenever he was asked
q question his invariable answer was: \
have nothing to say Even when the
coroner turned to him and directly asked
him: Did you or did you not make those
marks upon your wife's wrists7' he
made the same stereotyped answer: I
have nothing to say The coroner put
II another way: DO you deny it?' and
Kenneth returned: I neither deny nor
affirm It.
"Oh. II hurt him terribly with the peo-
pie there. could see that! And now he
10 in jail-think Of it-in jail, the kind.
est. truest man who ever breathed!'
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-17
Adele Carrison's New Phase {

did not share her absolute belief In Ken
meth Stockbridge's innocence.
Not that I had actually conviction
Of his guilt In my own mind. But by
no means shared Alice Holcombe's blind
belief, although I knew that I must
feign acquiescence In her views.
To this end I put startled note into
my voice as l answered her.
Madse 10 Worried.
mo! Why, how in the world could
they do that What Is the charge?"
saw that in the overstrung condition Of
her nerves 1t was far better to let her
talk all her horror OUT.
II believe they call 1t being held for
the grand jury" she said YEARLY.
hut It simply means that they think
they think-he killed Milly."
what nonsense!" I exclaimed with
as much heartiness az l could infuss
into my voice. why, there Is no proof
at all! On what are they basing their
charger"
awaited her answer breathlessly.
Had that secret telephone conversation
been rehashed at the coroner's inQuest7
But her answer treasured me.
"Oh. on those marks on her wrists!"
she replied contemptuously. And the
rage her people say he was in when he
came to their house. Oh. the way they
turned against him today was some
thing horrible. You would think he had
boon a hend incarnats all these years
instead Of being gentleness and tender
ness itself to Milly. He ought to have
killed her long ago"-Alice Holcombea
face twisted !tself into q grimness I'M
pleasant to Self ever anybody do
served a violent end 1t was she. but
Kenneth Stockbridge never did It"
"Of course not" I soothed. but tel
me Just what did her people sayr''
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-17
FLYING MACHINE FRIDAY.

TIVE news of Kenneth Stockbridge's
,rrest which Alice Holcombe brought
ne. was a surprise only in the quick
ness with which the law had acted. /
had feared from the first that there
could be no other ending to the sordid
train of circumstances surrounding Milly
Stockbridges death. And while my
sympathies were strongly with my school
principal whose long provocation to
anything short OF murder no person
familiar with the history of the family
could deny-yet l could not blind myself
10 the fact that there were number OF
circumstances which needed explana-
ton. TO put 1t mildly.
with little thrill of fright remem-
bered that ono OF those circumstances,
the most daInning Of all, was known
only to myself. The fact that Milly
stockbridge's call to me had been In
terrupted by some one who had hurt her
and disconnected the telephone at the
same title, was, as far as I knew. a
secret shared only by myself the dead
woman end the unknown intruder. Had
the tele,ahone operator been listening.
after ALI Was this the thing which had
pointed the finger of suspicion at the
principa.4 II 60. foresaw painful pub
licity, hamiliating involvement in the
case for myself.
No tima, now. though. for thinking Of
self. Before me lay a woman whose
need of gil my ministering strength was
written .Ipon her tortured face. To her
had corAe that worst of all tragedies,
disgrace for the man she loved. made
more poignant by her inability either
publicly TO share his suffering or to allie
viate II in any way. must not only
rally all my faculties to aid her. but
must let no word or look escape me
which v,uld lead her to suspect that I
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-17
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
Assault OF FIREMAN
Raymond Carter Of Station No
2 Struck Down on Main
Street While on Route to
Supper-In Hospital.

Raymond Carter. fireman at station
No. 2, was slugged and knocked un-
conscious Tuesday evening between
and Z o'clock on Main street in front
Of the Banquet cigar store. His lip
was badly cut and he was fn""'-o'
unconscious by the blow which felled
him. He was taken to a BOISE no.
pital, where DR.. Pittenger dressed his
injuries.
Mystery surrounds the entire affair.
Carter states he does not know who
struck him or for what motive, and
no one seems to have seen the man
who suddenly emerged from the cigar
store or some point close by, struck
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-17

the telling blow and made away with
out interruption.
The police are working on the case
and are today searching for q woman
who made a statement that she saw
the AFFAIR and knew the man who
struck the blow.
Last week the sister of man work.
ing at the same station was struck by
an assailant, but the matter was
hushed up and not even reported to
the police.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-17
For Sale Everywhere.

turned soldier who can come Is urged
to participate in the homecoming eel
cbration and barbecue Not only SOL
liers are urged to come but everybody
IS invited to enjoy the free barbecue.
Three fine, fat, young steers have been
selected TO: the barbecue. Juicy sand
wiches, pickles and coffee will be
served free to everybody on the cafe
terra plan. in the high school park.
Fifty tons Of ripe water melons will
also be served free Friday afternoon.
Emmett has become famous for its
fins watermelons, and Emmett here
after is to celebrate a watermelon day
each year.
FLYING MACHINE FRIDAY.
A special program is being arranged
for Friday. In the morning between
10 and VI o'clock, there will be a
thrilling exhibition in n powerful Cur
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-17
Foley's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND


CLEARS THE THROAT Of phleGm
and unucus, stops that tickling. opens .ae
cir nassaees for ecsier breathing and coats
the raw. infiamed surfaces with heal
ing, soothing medicine.
Grateful Father Tells What It Did
w. E. Curry. 100 Up eth St.. Evansville, Ind.
writes: Il have . little Girl yecrs who nas
n aood deal Of trouble with Group. have ussa
Foiey's Honey and Tar Compound. sivina It 70
her according 20 directions. and obta,nins instsnt
relief for her. My wife end use Il whsnsvs5
bothered with bad cola or cough. and VII
cay that it is the best remedy for bad cold;
cough. throat trouble or Group that ever saw.
Parents who use Foley's Honey and
Tar know it 10 safe aud no harm will
come even If an overdose should be
given by accident. 1t tastes good and
cste SON achs ct young children. delicste
ca-.c n ~ H,derly people.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-17
URGES PURITY WORK
President of Good Citizenship
Club Asks More Activity
for Legislation.

An address urgin gthe agitating Of
social purity work was delivered before
the Good Citizenship club Tuesday at
the first meeting of the year In Car
regie library Ly Mrs. w. S. Spivey, the
new president The clubs work for
the year along civic and social service
lines was outlined. Much interest will
be taken by the club in the child well
fare and pure food exhibit to be held
next April.
Mrs. Spivey, in her talk, pointed out
that I6aho was the only state in the
union that did not pass legislation to
control social diseases and urged that
the club back a strong campaign to
obtain favorable action on such legis-
! latiun at the next legislative session.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-17
Mothers Advice

The responsibility for daughters future large
rests with the mother. The right influence and Il
information which is of vital interest to the daught
impaired at the proper time has not only saved +
life but insured the success Of many beautiful 81
When girls thoughts become sluggish with hes
aches, dizziness, or disposition to Sleep pains
back or lower limbs and desire for solitude, h
mother should come to her aid and remember th
lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, made fro
native roots and herbs will at this time prepare t
system for the coming change and start this tryi
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to the wonderful virtues of this medicine, and
what it has done for their daughters.
BROOKLYN N VI cannot praise Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound enough for what it has
done my daughter. She Is years Of age, very
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most of time She suffered agones from backache
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she was under the doctors and got bottor,
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Brooklyn NY.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-17
GEM COUNTY FAIR
OPENS At emmett
WITH FINE CROWDS
First Show of It's Kind Under
Auspices Commercial Club
Draws Excellent Exhibits
Big Premium List.
Capital News Special service.)


Emmett, Sept. 1.-THE first annual
Gem county fair. under the MANAGE
ment and direction of the Emmett
Commercial club will be held We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday of this
week.
Emmett Is preparing to entertain
this week the biggest crowds in its
history. The town is gaiy decorated
In the fair colors, green and white.
Liberal premiums are offered In
each of the eight departments OF the
fair. Present indications are that the
people visiting the fair this week viii
he shown the finest exhibits of fruits
farm products, livestock, etc, ever dis
played in this county.
4 fine program OF sports has been
arranged for each Of the three after
Moons of the fair. And there will be
an abundance of good music provided
for the full three days by the splendid
concert band of Emmett. Harvey's min
strel band will be ~ Emmett Wednes-
day and will furnish music for the fair
that day.
BIG FREE BARBECUE.
Friday will be the big day of the
fair. A great home coming celebra :
ton in honor of all returned soldiers
will be held Friday. A big free bar
beoue will be given Friday. Prepar-
atoms are being made to feed 5000 peo-
pie at the barbecue. which will be
held at the noon hour. Every re-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-17
Rare Specinan
Russian Violin

Here 10 a very rare VIOLIN
an old Russian nnodel-a $500
instrument that has been left
here on sale with orders to let IL
90 for $3.50 and we'll obey our
instructions. An opportunity not
often offered, to buy a real violin
at price that will mean . saw
ing to the purchaser Of several
hundred dollars.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-17
Your Music Store

Make this YOUR Music Store,
because that's just the way we'd
like to have you feel towards
this, ldaho's Newest and Beet
and Busiest and Squarsst and
Biggest Music houss, claims by
others to the contrary notwith-
standing. "You can't always tell
BY the noise they make" We've
been forced 70 admit our suprsm.
acy, although our modssty. for.
bads Il.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-17

Don't miss Jack Nash, IAN enter
tainer with pep" Watch the mega
phone at Danceland tonight.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-17

Piano moving made easy. Call 70.
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