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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
6lRNs EMPLOYERS
70 AVOID DISASTER
By INSUR|NC MEN
Single Accident May Cost En-
tire Business Where Com
pensation Law Disregarded,
g Says Official.
- \

Employers who fail to comply with
the workmens compensation act are
running very grave chances of finan-
4 cial disaster, f. j. Clayton, chairman
f Of the state industrial accident BOARD
warns in an interview t
The death of one employee may mean
that the employer will be compelled
to turn over to the dead mans bene-
ficiaries his entire business to satisfy
the Judgment that would be found
against the business man. These
awards sometimes run up as high as
$4,000 If the uninsured employer has
no other assets but his business. the
Judgment must OF course. be paid out
of his business. A $4,000 Judgment
can seriously undermine a small bust
mess.
COST OF CARELESsNEsS
Zone of the greatest difficulties the
industrial accident board has to con-
tend with is the non-insured cases that
come before it for consideration" said
Chairman Clayton yesterday afternoon.
..These cases very often cost the en-
lfloyer many hundreds of dollars and
in some instances many thousands of
dollars.
- have one case in mind where an
employer did not have his employees
covered as required by the compensa-
Killed by accident, leaving widow and
SIX children. The award in. this case
was more than $4,000.
I'VE do not have a very large mum
her of these cases in comparison to
the number we have on file burt we
feel that we will have less if the en-
ipluyers who are not insured realize
thnt they are liable financially. aside
from the humanitarian principles in
VOWED,
SOME LINES EXEMPT.
1--WE find in many instances that
employers take out insurance immedi-
ately after one of their employees is in
iured. We do not think the employ
ers of the state are inclined to diSre-
gard the law, but there are a few who
do not realize that ii is a compulsory
law, with the exception of agricultural
pursuit household or domestic SER
vices, casual employment, employment
ny charitable institutions, employ
mont of out workers or members of
the employers family dwelling in his
house.
Those not covered may come un-
der the provisions Of the law by elect
ing to do SO, filing an agreement in
writing signed by employer and en-
pioye
All employers except those noted
must take out compensation insurance
on their employees or be subjected to
the penalty for failure to do SO. For
failing to do SO the law provides n pen
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
SUNDAY GAPITAL NEWS. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER !, 1910

stion for SIS per cent Of his average
weekly wages UP to a maximum Of $12
per week for the time he Is fncapaci-
tated, excepting the first seven days,
and in addition thereto such reason
able medical surgical or other attend
ance or treatment. nurses or hospital
services, medicines, crutches or appar-
atus that may be required.
working men and women of the
state are quite we'll informed as to
their rights under the law, and very
often ask the employer il he is car
rying insurance on his employees before
accepting n position"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
WOULD DESTROY BEAVER

JULIAETTA-St State Game Warden
Otto NJ. Jones has been asked to grant
permission to the citizens of Juliaetta
t. destroy n large colony Of beaver
that are threatening serious damage
to the town. Beaver are threa tening
destruction of the city park and the
towns water system, as well as the
flour mill, which is operated by water
power.
About two years ago colony of
beaver took up headquarters in Pot
latch creek above Juliaetta and began
operations. They cut down trees. built
a dam and formed a lake. Juliaetta
citizens We're proud of what the beaver
mad done and guarded them closely
Now they have become a menace.
u here are from * 10 so beaver in the
colony and they arc increasing. They
have undermined cement bridge and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23

threaten ii with destruction. Deputy
State Came Warden Il. r. Brooks says
THE law permits beaver to be Killed
If they are damaging or threatening
serious damage to property. The skins
must be sold and the state game fund
gets half and the trapper half OF the
receipts from the skins
Mr.. Brooks says another colony is
working near the county bridge boz
tween Juliaetta and Kendrick and cut
tree l6 inches in diameter near this
bridge and felled it across the creek.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23

Owing to the scarcity OF true cork in
Sweden, wooden corks are being used
In that country the substitutes being
wood has wide annual rings and one of
its characteristics Is its tendency to
swell somewhat after II has been fash
toned into shoppers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
SENTENCE |. W. W.

LEWISTON-James V. Bliss, l. w.
w. organizer. who was deported from
Winchester and arrested at Lewiston
last Friday on complaint of the local
post of the American Legion, pleaded
guilty in district court and was SEN
teneced to from > TO 10 years in the
renitentiary, This is the first convic-
ton in Idaho under the 1919 amend
nent to the criminal syndicalisnl act
and indicates that Idaho will be an un-
safe place for l. w. w. agtators.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
FOUL MURDER DISCOVERED

ST MARES - Evidence of foul
murder, probably committed two years
ago, was uncovered here Tuesday
when herdsmen found the body of an
unknown man whose throat had been
cut from ear to ear and his body
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
TEAR UP TRACK

DE,ARY-The IL miles OF logging
railway running from Deary down the
Bear creek canyon will be torn up be-
ginning this week and laid from Cam
six near Hetmer into the immense tract
of white pine north of Potato hill. near
iy all of which is owned by the Pot
latch Lumber company.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
K. OE p. lNITIAIE

l.EWlSTON-Saturd evening the
Lewiston Dokies celebrated the 'initia-
ton of over 100 members into the dra-
matte branch of the knights of Pyth-
las order. Candidates are from all the
towns on Camas prairie. Among the
cut town notables of the order who
were present are several from Spo-
kane. Wash. including Gus Meese, inn
perial basha. one of the ranking offic-
iais of the Dokie order in the United
States. j. n. NankerNis, grand chan
Cellor of idaho was also present.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23

The injured man was rushed to the
hospital at Elk River where he died.
Mr.. Snyder's home was in Orofino. The
body was taken there.
Moscow-Sheriff Woody dumped
into the sewer about 200 gallons of IL
licit liquor and mash taken at Potlatch
several months ago when Rafelo To-
lerico and Jim Montana were arrested,
charged with Illicit distilling. Mon
tana had been arrested before He was
fined $500 for this offense and paid the
fine. Tolerico paid "A fine of 5000
this being his first offense.
Lewiston--Word has been received
here from Sites of the finding of the
dead body of Garland Perciful, who
had been missing since last Monday
while on a hunting trip in the noun
tains near Clearwater Perciful had
apparently become exhausted in his
efforts to return to camp after trail
ing a deer and had been unable to
protect himself from a storm of sleet
and snow. d. c. Howard, PercifuIs
brotheri in law, who accompanied him
on the trip, spent two days in a futile
search. Parties were orga nized at
Sites and finally located the body.
Occur d'Alene-Suits aggregating
100000 were filed in the district court
here by James 6. Dowell, Charles O.
Fisher and A. w Johnson landowners
in the Occur dAlene valley, alleging
that their lands, through the pollution
of the South Fork of the Occur
d'Alene river, have been rendered val
uelcss All the mills and mining COM
panies in the Occur d'Alenes using the
creeks and river FOR milling purposes
and waste dumps are named in the
complaint, including the Bunker Hill
& Sullivan, Federal Mining 4 Smelt-
ing, Hccla, Marsh, Stewart Tamarack
& Custer, Hercules and Day proper
ties.
Deary--A new $4,000 wood and con-
crete bridge Just completed Jointly by
the Bowl and Deary highway districts
across the Potlatch river on the road
between Dearly and Park, Idaho marks
the beginning of road improvements
which will give the Boulder Creek
ridge settlement outlet to their nearest
markets. The park section is an old
settled community and a well devel-
oped farming and dairying locality but
has been without easy communication
with railroad towns.
Lewiston--OWing to the continued
rise of the Snake river, the boat ser
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
IN THE PANHANDLE OF THE STATE

has been in dock here since last sum
mer, has sent to Portland for a boa [
crew. and the boat will soon be- in
readiness TO continue the hauling of
Staln from all points on the Snake
river 1t is estimated that q. 000 tons
OF grain are now awaiting river trans
portatlon.
Moscow--Word has been received
here that Mrs. Brennan, wife of for
mer President Brennan of the Uni
versity of Idaho, died at Fort WAYNE.
Ind where Mr.. Brennan is now pres
ident of Belot college.
Hayden Lake-The palatial country
nome of the late f. Lewis Clark over
looking Hayden Lake in all likelihood
VIII become a state institution of
ldaho. With "A view to purchasing the
Clark home and grounds for sanator-
ium purposes for north Idaho, Gov
etLor Davis, accompanied by repre-
sentatiNes OF the Clark estate. inspect
ed the Clark home. The price which
the Clark estate has placed upon the
nome and grounds is not reported but
IS said to be in the neighborhood of
100000. The adaptability of the home
and the grounds for sanatorium pur-
poses is declared by those who have
locked into the property to be ideuti-
cal with the demands of the state.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23

Elk River-Bryan Snyder. logging at
Camp d., was struck by a falling tree.
The injured man was rushed TO the
hospital at Elk River where he died.
Mr.. :Snyder's home was in Orofino. The
body was taken there.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
HAVE EQUAL RIGHTS

Amy employee injured by an accident
arising out of and in the course Of his
employment while in the employ of an
employer covered by this act who has
not protected his employees by taking
out insurance, has the same rights un-
der the law as though he were COW
cred: and the employer is personally
liable and responsible for compensa-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23

1.ewiston--Owing to the continued
rise of the Snake river the boat ser
vice between here and Portland will
resume early this week Captain j. f.
Akins of the steamer Snnkane which
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23

atty OF 81 per day for each unprotected
employe. and employers in default for
30 days may be enjoined from carrying
on their businesses until they do COM
ply with the law.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
~MEJORANDO BACh

Moordd. \. MeX.-Segun siguen
recibiendo cartas de personals que
han sido beneficiadas por ell Alma
Cordial. esta medicina es Ell reali-
dad una maravilla. pussto cue todcs
los mas con la primer caja sienten e.
a!ivio; ademas, la casa que vende es-
IA medicinal g~arantiza devo!vcr dos
pesos por cada primer GAIA cue ia
lie en- dar el alivio, no importa que
,anto tempo tenga de eSUar cnfermo.
Lea Gsto:-"SenoreS: Adjunto ha!la-
ran el imrorte de dos cajas de Alma
Cordial para cue me las manden in
mediatamente. he estado usandolo Y
estoy mejorande mi salud. S. S. s.
Santos Baca. Moonrad, y. M."-Pa-
RI Intermediates de reSfrioS pasados.
los. rcumaS. riSiS. catarro. Sangre i'm
yura. ~coraZ6n. hI@ado. rinones. usma,
Gebiidad. ncrvioS O pulmOnes dcb!les,
usen Alma Cordial. De venta por to-
da botica. 81 81 hoticar!o no la tie
ne o no quiere ordenaria para listed.
mandenos un peso : Sc Ia maEdamOs
ports pagado. Sc DENUELFE FL
DOBLE DEL PRECIO 81 NO Be
NEFICIA \ QUEEN LA USE. Dirj-
jase a MILLER and CO. Sta. a.
Dept. 90. San Antonio, Texas. (Adv.
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VIAJO 5000 MILLAS PARA
CASARSE

EAGLE PASS. Texas. Febrero u
i-Despues de ~viajar 5000 millas des-
de que sali6 de esta ciudad, hace GER
ca dc dos moses. acaba de regccs2E
aqui eli senior Samuel Beber, pro
minente hombre de negocios de Ia lc,
calidad. en- plena luna de MEL, pues
viene casado con una dana de Seattle,
capital del LELAND Estado de Washing
ton.
La boda que tuvo lagar el 20 dc
Enero pr6ximo pasado, tue la culmi-
nacion de un idilio 2uc empezo ha-
ce diez anos en- Vancouver, ColumUi;r
Britannica. Ell donde residia en- esa
6poca Mr.. Beber y Ia que hoy es
su esposa.
Despu9s de la boda, los novios par
theron para I'm viaje de bodas ha6'en'
do v;sjtado San Francisco, Los An
ceIes = otras poblaciones de los rs
tados Unidos. Mientras arregiar 81
casa permanente en- esta ciudad, =
hallan hospedados en- e. Hotel ia
ole Pass.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
rnortlferOs venenOs
son originates pOr
~dasarreglOs de los
rInOneS
rs pELIGROSO DESCUIDAR Los
RIIONES DEBILES. LA ENFER-
NEDAD PUEDE LLEGAR \
SER INCURABLE

Muckas Intermediates incurables
de los ]rinOneS y yejlga. podrIan ha-
bp~ sido curad&S con faCIlidad. 81 sc
les hualera comhatidO 4 tempo. pero
los -in.0mas Deligros0S iuernn des-
cuidadoS. dc tai suertc que las deS-
grariadaS personals que Sc halian ST.
rrieudo no ticnen ahora nlngun m
do.
La NNTURALEIN e Ia PRIME
RI IN PRENENIRLO. pucs anuncla
IA enrermcGad, va por Ia Orina cnro-
zelda. los fucrteS dolores Y ardoreS
II orjnar. eI GeSeo dc orinar t~rccuen-
tsmcrte. cl d0lor en- la espaIda, TeT-
yiosidad. dchiidad, decaimierto. IN
somniU. etc.
No descuidc Id. eStos pe!igroSos
~SintOraS: no e. DEBiDO III LOGi-
co. In ligcro tratamIcnto lc CORE
nira los deS6rdenes de los rlnoncS y
yeiiga. lc a~iargara Ia vida.
RICHARDS KIDNEY PILLS, PHI
doras dc Richards para los Rnones,
gentlemen los mas rOderoSos dlure-
ticcS : medicines r2naieS. de las que
80 puede eStar SECURE daran los me-
iores cfectos i son tomadaS 4 item
70 para corregir les des0rdenes de
los rinones. Miles dc personals han
hallado en- elias un cNcelentc Temedic'
Id daheria hacer Ia prueha. lnSiS-
Ia I'd. en- adluirir Richards Kidney
Pills y no accpte substitutes, compre
10 mejor. -,
Richards Kidney Pills. Pastillas
de Richards para los RinoRes, estan
A la venta en- San Antonio pOr Ia
Botiya san Pedro. $40 W. Commerce
81. En- case dc que I'd. no viva Ell
san Antonio. le serar eRviadas, por-
te pagado. al recibo dc 70c. en- es-
tampiIlaS q giro postal.
4. y. RICHARDS MEDICINE co.
SHERMAN. TEXAS. iAdv.)
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Coo,n-aba ar-:as I les soldados,

Coolp-aba ar9,as a Ics
In indivIduo lie rombre Enrique
GuZman. Tue consignado a las auto
ridqdos militarcs por haber sido sor-
nrendido comprindoles armas 4 los
soldados que Sc hallan ri IN punto
avaazado. en- el lUear conocjGo por e.
Gallinero. Los soldados recibian por
cada rifle con una buena Gotacj@n
de parque, Ia suma de veinte pesos,
cor II cual ~quedaban sumameHte CON
tcntoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
En- favor d la instruction.

e Ayuntamiento &c Ia ciudad acor
do que mientras SC tiencn los catoS
relatives = 81 cNisten 0 no ei2mcntoS
para cubrir G! presUpueSto Dc ms
| trucc;6n, s. pague a los profesores Y
| Sc hagan los gaStos n~cceSarIos para
que 10 pc~mareZcda cerradaS aIgr-
mas de- las ~escucias &c l. pOblavlon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
rDIFIClOs EN- NAL ESTADO

PUEBLA. Febrero IA causa dc
las Iluvias torrcncialc. que en- los pa
sados dias Sc d~escar@aron sohrc c.
t. region. ' appointments en- Il EN-
dad. muchos Dc los Antiques cd1flcjos
del MuHicjpio ~quedaron en- pesima+
condolences. al c%tremo dc cue ST nc
son atendidos Sc vendran 4 TERRA ire
misiL l~nu-entc. 6
FL cx-Aloliuo del Carmen. que los
contratistas deiaron Ell muy ma'aS
condicioncs cl aNo paSado, csta va
siendo reparado convcnicntcmcnte, 10
mismo que algunos olros que estan en-
iGcnticas condolences.
En- cuanto 2 los cdificjos partlcU-
lares. cl mismo Municlpio do ordeu
dc que sean atc|iiGos, Il ciccto DC
cvit2r dcscracias qGc 21c'cran pre-
scntarsc q consequence dc un derrum
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Dr. Los ESTADOS De NUESSTRA REPUBLICA
CELEBRAN EN- SALTiLLO
e. ola DEL ARD0L"

SALTILLO. Coah., Febrero 1l.-EI
dia ocho del actual fue declar&do por
ell gobierno Ola del Arbor, p~lantan-
dose, con- csc motive TN gran numero
de arholes en- los differences paseo5 pu
blicos por los ninos Y ninas de las es-
cuelas oficiales, dcspues de celebr&-
da Ia fiesta que Sc organize para 81
efecto.
Sc pronunc;aron algunos dizcarsos
bien escritos V poesias enthusiasts Y
los ninos dc las escuclas reunidos.
cantaron himnos a Ia Naturalez2 pre-
parados para dicha fiesta.
Segun notic!as dc Monterrey. Gill;
dad on Ia C rrmeramenta phrard eI
multimiilonario norte-amcricano Mr.,
Ford. que como Sc sabe vieHe al pals
. establecer grandcS f;hricas de auto
movies. ,,egara a esta p]oblacion den
fro de breves dias. Sc estIn haclen-
do preparativos para recibirlo dlgna-
raente. tai como convene haccrlo a!
Estado. tratandoSe de I'm hombre que
traera grandes beneficios a "a Repu-
hlic2 entera con ell establccim:ento
de sus im~portantes fabricas de carros.
Sc dice que Mr.. Ford estudiara las
condolences dc Saltillc. con objeto
tambiGn De cstab!eccr + gran IA
brica de cerveza Y probablemente al
gunas otras industries de igual impor-
tancia, aparte de las de autos, one
son las que tienen para Ia a~gricultu-
~ nacicnal una importancia lndiscu-
tiblc. puestc cue de u t~alleres sal
dra toda claSe dc implementos mo
dernos para cI r&pido y cientifico cu!-
two de nuestras ricas tierraS.
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SAN Luis P0TLSL
FUE CAPTURADO
POR LOS REBELDES

SAN LUIS POTOSI. Febrero IL
Las autoridadcs militares de Ia clu-
dad tuvieron conocimicnto de que
una Dartida rebelde, compUcsta de Va
rias decenas de hombres, logro pc
netrar intempestivamente = la cIud&G
del Cedral, apoderandoSe de TODD 10
cue 1e pareci6 que podia serle de
provecho. La guarnici0n de Cedral,
en- peaucNo numero, Sc vi0 o5iigada i
abandoaar Ia plaza. en- vista del en-
Yu;e del enemigo. ,
FL jefe de lbs operacioncs, general
Chapoy orden6 por Ia via teIegrdflca
a n guarnici6n de Matehuala que mo-
vilizara r~perzas Embellishments sobre
= Cedral. con las que sc logr0 deSalo-
,iar q los reteldes cue Sc ~retlTaron sin
combatir.
\! mismo tempo Sc ha ordenado
Que 81 Cedral este Ell 10 successive
6ien guarnicionado para cvitar que Sc
renitan estos asairoS.
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UEBLA
LA SOCIEDAD ALARMADA
PORLOS ASAkTOS QUE
Sc REGISTRAR

PUEBLA. Fabrero 11.-Notivo de
alarma perfectamente justificada eS
ell aumero de asa}tos que 4 dia1io Sc
cometen en- esta cirdad, sin que IL
policia pueda descubrir q~uienes son
los ladroncs. Por el numero de los
atentados sc tiene Ia seguridad de
cue Sc trata de una partida de ban>
doleros i aqui han sentado sUs rea-
les: pero NADIA Sc ha degrade descu-
brir que satisfaga 4 Ia socicdad, cada
dia presa de una intensa ZoZobra. 4
cauSa de que nadie ticnc segura nj
Ia vida nj los ~intereseS.
FL dcspacho del senior Alberto Gar
cia Cano. de la calle de los Sapos,
fu6 asaltado: pero deb;do 4 Ia inter
verci6n de varios veclnos. no Sc con
sumo ell robo de cinco mil pesos qIe
hahia en- aqueiia oficina. En- Ia ca
lie de In Conception fuG victima de
los foragidcs el senior Antonio Pala-
clos. Il uuien deSpojaron de Ia suma
dc mil quinientos pesos que tenla. I'm
la Gale de MocteZuma cu&tro enmas-
carados sorprcndieron al conductor
del tren que iba a salir para Matamo-
ros. La victima Sc defend!0 y pudo
dar muertc a hno de los bandidos,
poriendo en- fuga Il los demas. En- Ia
Calzada de Amalucan fu@ asaltado
tambien Manuel Jimerez, a quien
despoiaron dc cuanJo traia. De este
asaito 81 tom6 conocimiento Ia policia;
pero no pudo carturar 4 los ladro-
mes.
Estos asaltos sc han Sucedido en- el
ttrminc dc cuarenta y ocho horas'
Dor 10 que. naturalmente, Ia ciudad
esta ~alarmada. sobre TODD al yer que
IA nolicia es Incompetence por COM
uleto para dar garantias Y segurida-
deS a los hab!tantes, quienes en- pIena
Gale V a las horas dc sol. son victimas
De los ladroneS.
Algunas personals Green prudentc
cue sc arme ell vecindarlo Y rondc Ia
ciudad, pues dc otra manera sera I'M
possible acabar con este cstado de CO.
Sas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
Se1tcuciado a v:intc amos.

Ramon Hernandez, Sargento del
Primer Battalion del EStado, que dio
muerte en- pasados mes cerca de Ia
Estacion al .ioven Ag2sCm Gallegos,
fu6 scntenciado va a sUir!r n pena
extraordinaria de veinte amos que lie
impusicra el .Iucz Segundo De 10 cri-
rninal. Lie. Ramon Aleman.
81 Agente del M~inisterio Puhhco
7edia para c! acusado Ia pena de
mucrte. en- tanto que 81 defensor la
De docc amos por horlicidio simple:
2cro e. Juez conien6 q Hernandez a
"a r,tada dc vcinte amos, que e. cri-
n7:nal cxtirCaira en- Ia P~enitenciaria
del EStado.
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1918 Y. IRVING AVE.
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;ATEEC;ON, :NTEEC-OE!
1 ciShRSE.

4 "a
4 CiSiHSE.
Cat5.c=o de damas Inexicanas ; 1tras
raclonalIiaGrs : e%teHsa lista &C heE-
moses Gombres.
Euv;e-os an Dollar solauente Y nos
o.-u5 J. -eultiTcnos. a Vuei.I de CO.
yreC. uues.ro coTp!eco c~atriog1 MARI
r.a-i.- .an lcsc-iDgsoacs dctailaaas. 70
TCGEAEIaS. NOMGRES ! BiRECCIO-
NE~ 81. i6vcncs. sCUo-aS y seHorta5
mex!rg.us y d. c-Tas Observation-Disclosures. g.
J. gunas vIgGaz &c intachab!eS antcccdea-
les. Quiencs Gcscan cacon:raT m honr2-
90 = bucu csposo- UG. pucde cscribir-
lie G!~-,ctameut- g cUaIQUiera &c elias
g contrae. I'm :ns:-.mon.g ieliz en- cor
70 tempo Sgn0s GlguUs 2c ccutanza
y nos dgdiraluoS q IN nesoc.7 honra@o
lic.tu. ~ psgnila. pues. aGc ia pc
0vela sum- dc uu dollar este dc por
. rcdio entire I'd. = su muy rUsla!e FL
L!CIDAD MATRIMONIAL
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RELIANCE CLUB.
BOX 27H. Los Angeles. Cal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
Acusado por su propio hcrmano.

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o zu herG"auo Juan del propio ape
lido. d. haocr dispuesto &c I'm dcno-
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tie las autoridadcs a responder de ia
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@lestias que pudicran scrlc sumamcnte
vergonZ0sas.
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crdenado que Sc cite al Responsible
De aQueI dep6sitc, 10 mismo que de
aigunos otros "craditos' que dci6 pen
dientes al marcharse de ia ciudad.
Fl ~apoderado del acusado dice que
no tiene noticias de Su d~efenso, Y qre
;gnora 81 Sc hallard en- Mexico o en- c!
cytranjero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-13
oFERwA ENCEPCtoNAL-
MARAYILLaSQ E0N0CRAEO, sl8.75.

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