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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20
La Suerte Sc esta Vol,
VlendO contra eI
Calomel.
Mr.. Dodson, ell Hombre Liver
Tone, eS ell responsible
Directo de este Gambia.

En- todas las droguerias de Ia ciu-
dad, Sc ha notado I'm gran deScenso
en- Ia venta del tGlomel Y todaa elias
dan como e~xplicaci6n, que el bod
sons Liver Tone esta ocupando 81
lugar.
"El Calomel es peligroso V la gen
te asi 10 sabe." Ell Dodson's> Liver
Tone es garantizado personalmente
por cada boticario que 10 vende. Tn
frasco grande no cueSta mucho, pc
70 81 deja de proporcionar IN alivio
rapido en- c~ualquier case de conges-
ton del higado o constipation, listed
puede eXigir que Sc lie devuelva su
dinero.
e. Dodson's Liver Tone es de sabor
agradable, I'm remedio puramente We
getal, inofensivo para los ninos V
adultos. Tomese una cucharada al
acostarse Y Sc despertara perfecta-
nente; no tendra va, mas biliosidad,
jaquecas, estomago acido o intestinos
conStipados. No causa nauseas nj
molestia al siguiente dia, como su-
cede con eo calomel. Tomese hoy
una dosis de calomel. Y manana So
sentira enfermo, debil Y asqueado.
No pierda IN dia en- ~aliviarse. (Adv(
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20
A]NEcDoTAs coMIcAs

La reina regente de Francia man.
do un dia dar azotes a 81 hijo ell rey
Luis XIII, porque no habia querido
REAR sus oraciones.
Su ago Souvray no quiso azocarle
hasta que la reina sc 10 mando inpe-
riosamente en- presencia de Ia victi-
ma.
A 10 menos no me deis fuerte,-
dijo este.
Despues de mucho ra:o entr6 en- ell
cuarto de Ia %reina, cue, ssegun cos
tumbre, Sc levant6 Y lie hiZo una re-
verencia; Y ell chico con NAL humor:
Mas valdria menos cumplimientos
Y memo Observation-Disclosures
de 1610.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20

Anunciaronle a Boileau que lie ha-
bian senalado I'm gran sueldo para
escribir la historic del rey, Y dijo:
-Cuando yo escribia satiras, cue
es asunto de mi competencia, cada
dfa me amenazaban con darme de pa
los: V ahora me van a dar dinero pa
IA escribir historic, en- 10 cual no en-.
tiendo iota.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20
SD SIENTE COMO NuEVO.

Dolores reumaticos, doIor de espal-
da, m1sculos adoloridos, decaimien-
to, etc, son sintomas de deS6rdenes
en- los rinones. W. w. Wells, Toquin
Mich. nos escribe: "Tengo que estar
lie pie Ia mayor parte del tempo y
ne canso mucho, pero desde que to-
ne Foley Kidney Pills, me siento CO.
no una persona nueva. Siempre las
.ecomiendo a mis- clientes Y hasta
ahora no tengo noticia de que no los
laya dejado sa~tisfechos." Hay cue
ser active para curar las enfermeda-
les de los rinones Y de la vejiga.
lAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20

blica, Lie. Carlos Robes.
Sc va a girar n circular a to-
das las Camaras con objeto de que
envien a esta ciudad datos Y suges-
tones sobre toda clase de negocios
del ramo industrial. con el objeto de
ensanchar las actividades ep csc 'eX-
tense campo de la vida n~acional.
La Comision Ejecutiva de la insti-
tuci6n Sc encargara de estudiar los
datos Y proyectos que lie sean envia-
dos Y que los considere de resulta-
dos beneficos para los intereSes ge-
nerales.
Fl momento aetual-dlce ell Lie.
Robles-es propicio para ell desarro-
10 de Ia industrial y es necesar1o ira
baiar este importante ramo en- ben
de la colectividad n%acional.
Los consarbandos de barras de plata.
En- la Pr~ocuraduria General de la
Republica sera examinado eli eXpe-
diente u enviaron u esta capital las
autoridades federales de Ciudad Jua-
rez. chihuahua, tornado cor motive
dc haberse capturado IN import&nte
contrabando de barras de plata que
iban para los EstadoS Unidos. A
ouellas autoridades capturar0n q tres
personals como rcsponsables del de-
Ito. entire elias al Lie. Castro Cantu.
enviandolas a esta capital por dispo-
sici6n del gobierno general.
La citada alta oficina DC lISt'cla
tiene va en- su poder los docum entos
respectivos V va q ~proccde~ n hacer
investigaciones importantes, pucS pa
rece que en- este asunto Sc ha!la 'nvo-
lucrada una fuerte cmprcSa m,nera
norte-americana. cuyo non!brc 10 Sc
da a conoccr todavia.
Los produc.os nac:onales en- Ia Gran
Sretana.
La British Trade Board, de esCa
capital, Sc propone hacer en- el RENO
Undo de la Gran Bretana ula IN
mensa propaganda de los arziculos
de production nacional, para 10 cual
ha solicitado mUestras a t0dos nucs,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20
Aluarado oprehendiido en- elLstmo de Tehuantepec

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero IS.
En- los %circulos miltares Y poltlcos
de esta capital cause intensa sensa-
ci6n la noticia de que por orden del
jefe del executive fue capturado en-
Rinc6n Antonio, del Istno de Tehuan
repec, ell general Salvador Alyara-
do, a quien hace mucl!o tempo Sc
considera desafecto al actual gobler-
no.
En- Tn principle no Sc do mucho
credito a Ia n~oticia, pero a. lin Sc
,crey6 en- ella cuando Sc aseguro que
Ell mism0 gobierno habia ordenado
el traslado de Alvarado a esta capl-
tai, con Ell objeto de s~uietarlo q un
C~onseio de Guerra extraordinarlo.
No Sc indica todavia cuales sean
los cargos que Sc hagan al respon-
sable del desastre economico Y social
del Estado de Yucatan, pero Sc cree
0 Sc asegura, mas bien, que Sc lie
iuzgara por Ell delito de rebellion con-
ira las actuales instituciones del pals.
Los partidarios Y amigos del pri-
sionero dicen que tan luego como He
que a esta capital probara su mo
cencia, pues aseguran que no es po-
sible que Alvarado haga armas con-
ira ell goDierno emanaGo del moyi-
miento en- ell que 6l tom6 parte acti-
Va e importante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20

Como no usar Mata-Zizote, ula
medicina para todos los er;fermos de
la piel, pues cura en- 5 dias o de 10
c%ontrario Sc devuelve su importe?
Cuesta 25c., porte pagado. BOTI-
CA DE LA CAMPANA, Esq-iha de
las Gales Santa Rosa y Buena Wis
Ia. San Antonio. Texas (Ajv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20

FL ramo de industrial, en- general,
sera objeto de una extraordinaria ac-
tividad, segun confession hecha Qor
Ell presidente de Ia Confederation
de Camaras InduStriales de Ia Repu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
TeIef0nos Crockett 996. 704,

ItItIUHOS IIUChelI J5U, TUT,
Ell UN!CO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a proposito y a precios ra-
zonables, especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios V FEnerales. Wales cor
tos so cts. Hora $500. Precios es-
peciales para faera de la ciudad.
Servicio rapido dia y acche.
Leon A. MARTINEZ. Gerente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20

NOTA:- Los Suscriptores. al cauoiar de
-esideneis dcben darnos taOto a nuera como
Ia antigua direction, \ fin De anotar pro
piamcnte el cambio en- nuestCo5 hb:Cs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20

LdESG ui SiISIiISO IOiliiiNobiS, uSSNS
ell momento en- que es ell unico perio'
dico que Sc opone al fracaso de los
principles de la revolucion.
Ell Partido Liberal CONSTRUCTIONS
lista, del que era organo ell diario
-desaparecido, ha sufrido un rudo
golpe, ell primero que va indica e
encono con que Sc estan llevando a
cabo los trabajos para las elecciones
de poderes de la Repiblica.
Sc insiste en- que ell barco "Yaku.
mo" trajo armamento al gobierno.
Los rotativos considerados como no
partidarios del gobierno de Carranza
fueron los unicos que en- esta capital
publicaron la especie de que Ell barco
japones "Yakumo" habia traido a
Manzanillo IN crecido cargamento de
armas y parque, destin.do a refor-
Ear las existencias de los dep6sitos
nacionales.
Dicen los %peri6dicos, entire ellos
"El Monitor Republicano", que hoy
suspendio sus trabajos, que no ig-
ncraban la trascendencia de ! IA mott
cha, pero que la publicaron por cl de-
Der de informar al publico.
Con este motive, ell rrismo diario
o~bregonista, asi como el organo del
partido g~onZalista, recibi6 Il no
ia del Ministro del Jap6n, ell esta ca
pltal, en- la que Sc desmiente de una
manera Categorical la cspecie, asi CO.
mo otra, relativa a la existencia de
TN tratado secrcto entire el JeJfe del
Executive y S. NJ. ell Emperador del
Jap0n.
Los organos del Obregonismo V
del gonzalismo publican la nota del
MlnIstro japones, pero el primero no
para ~desmentir la noticia. sino pa
ia dejar en- pie las siguientes inte-
rrogaclones: DE donde proviene el
cargamento de ~pcrtrechos, que en-
dlciocho furgones recibi6 ell gobier-
no? GCual fue Ia verdadera mission
del "Iakumo'?
a rcngl6n seguido agrcga que son
cstof puntos que ell gobierno de Ca
rama deberia ~aclarar, va que para
clio ticne todas las facilidades.
Para termInar ell 6rgano de! obre-
goAlSmO 81 information, dice que
ei Secrctario de Hacienda manifesto.
nara un mes, mas o menos. cue ell
gobIerno estaba en- espera de IN car
gamento de armas V parque que de-
IBERIA llegar de Europa Y ell Jap6n.
Cabrera no rectific6 10 publicado en-
%tonces, sancionando con gu ~silencio.
la veracidad de la noticia de que Sc
trata.
Concluye esta delicada informa-
clon con asentar que alguien ha dicho
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20
SIR. A E. LOZANO,
30 y. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.

Entered as Seccud-c!ass matter February
-. 1918. az the Post Office n San Anto-
MO. Texas, under the Act of March {.
1876.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20
AIeio Gonzalez, jefe de las operaciones en- aquella
region, obrando de acuerdo con instrucciones
giradas por Carranza, ~aprehendio
AEvarado cuando este Sc dirigla
a Ia peninsula yucateca
Sc insiste en- que Ell "Yakumo" llevo armamento.-Los con-
trabandos de plata.-Se s~uspendio Ell organo periodisti-
co de los obregonistas.- Productos mexicanos a lngla-
terra.-Otras ~noticias.

tros agricultores. Sc propone la cl-
tada institution hacer n labor e.
f~ectiva, de gran interes, tanto para
Mexico como para I~nglaterra. Una
vez que la British Trade Board haya
recibido las muestras que desea, Sc
propone tambien establecer r. En-
posicion permanente en- Ia capital
inglesa, a fin de que los ;ndustriaJes
puedan. en- cuaiquier momento, te-
ner las muestras De los productos
que ~necesiten Y que desde luego pc
diran, evitandose asi grandes demo-
ras.
Hace mucho que Sc viene dIclendo
Que Ia Gran Bretana necesita en-
grardes cantidadcs productos meXi-
amos. pero, realmente, nunca sc ma
Ilevado a la practica ninguno de los
proyectos senalados para IN elective
Y ~provechoso ac~ercamiento conner
ciai. Hoy rarece que Sc hara, segun
los informes que ha rendido Ia CANA
"a de Concrete Inglesa de csta ca
pital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20

que no Sc trata de armas y parque, en-
este case, sino de una m~aqulnarla
especial para la fabrication de n
mes en- los talleres del gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20

Una circular a las Camarss indus
t~riaies del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20
Sc suSpendio Gel Monitor Republi,
~cano", organo del obregonismo.

%cano", organo del obregonismo.
Gel Monitor Replblicano", diario
que desde un principle hizo profe-
sion de credo politico, manifestan-
dose alberta Y francamente partida-
rio de Aware Oregon, candidate Il
Ia P~residencia dc Ia Replblica, sus-
pendi6 hoy sus labores, debido a una
huelga, en- la que fue impossible po-
der llegar a un entendimiento con
sus t~rabajadores.
e. 6rgano del okregonismo, al ce-
rrar sus labores, que habia empeza-
do desde hacia seis meses, dice que
ha venido tropezando con serias diff
cultades debido a la hostilidad de par
te de los elementos oficiales, en- COM
binacion con los partidarios de otros
candidates, adversarios a Oregon.
Agrega haher vencido esas difficult
tades hasta donde lie ha sido possible;
pero que ahora, la de la huelga. vie
ne a determinar Ia suspension de sus
trabajos, convencido de que, en- Ell
fondo. no Sc trata precisamen:e de
III huelga, sino de una maniobra
habil de los adverSarios politicos de
Oregon, para acabar de una name
IA definitiva con ell 6rgano del par
lido.
Hace algunas otras co~nsideracio-
nes sobre el programa que sc traz6
desde su aparicion, de acuerdo con los
postulados de su candidate, y termina
diciendo que son los neo-conservado-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20
Ell professor Abel Ayala vuelVe a
campo de Ia educacion Publica.

Por acuerdo del gobierno del Dis
trito fue nombrado director de edu-
caci6n publica en- esta capital, ell CO.
nocido professor Abel AyaIa, que en-
Gpocas pasadas dcsempenara puestoS
muv importantes en- csc ramo, GUAM
do estuvo a cargo. del respectable ID.
Miguel +, Martinez.
Ayala ha ~presentado algunos ira
baios dc importancia en- cl ramo Y
estuvo comisionado' por 81 go5lerno
del general Diaz en- los Estados Uni
dos para hacer cStudioS c~Spcclales
sobre instruction publica. Con este
motive su nombramieuto fue bicn re-
cibido en- esta miSma capital. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20
FL mes proximc sera inaugurado ell
Colcgio Militar.

De una manera Official Sc ha in
tornado que ell dia cinco de! cltran-
te mes de Febrero sera inaugurado
ell Colegio Militar de Chapultcpec.
acto soIemne al que co~ncurrlran Ia
mayor parte de los jefeS y oficiaies
de esta plaza, asi como algu@os par
ticulares que a. .efecto han sido IN
'vitados.
De I'm modo cast SECURE Sc dice que
sera director del Colegio el general
Victor Hernandez C~ovarrublas, HI
jo de csc planted dc educacion mi
Etar, considerable como n de los
mas Sagrados para Ia Republica.
FL plan de estudios sera mas o me-
nos semejante al anterior, pues con
exception de algunas reformas que
Sc hagan, de acuerdo con las impre-
stones de Ultima bora que Jacinto
Trevino haya recihido en- Europa, Sc
cree que NADIA de nuevo podra agre-
garse en- los metodos V sistemas de
la instruction, que precisamente Sc
distingui6 por su p~erfecta organiza-
cion moderpa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-20

Los produc.os nac:onales en- Ia Ora,
Bretana.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
CHECKS FRIENDS
SAY FATHER WAS
TREATED KINDLY
Seven Witnesses For De-
tense Testify At Hearing /;
Say They Never Saw
y Elder Check Mistreated

Testifying yesterday for the defense
IN the preliminary hearing of Victor
and Belle Check on a charge of murder,
Mrs. Minnie Wolf. a close personal
friend OF the Checks, told Of the death
Oh Thomas j. Check on the night of
November 10 in the Check automobile
IN front OF her home at 544 East Lyn-
wood street Counsel for the defend
ents decided during the recess granted
them by Justice Charles DeSales
wheeler to put on fun defense and
began their evidence yesterday morn
ing. A Henderson Stockton Of defense
counsel, stated at the close of the hear
ing yesterday that they would prob
ably rest their case late this after
noon.
Mrs Wolf said she met the Check
FAMILY last summer at Council Bluffs,
kans.. where her father conducts a
hotel. She said she left Phoenix early
In the summer for visit with her
family In Kansas and while she was
acting as clerk in the hotel, Victor
Check, Belle Check and r. J. Check
stopped there for the night. They
were enroute TO Arizona at the time,
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02

terday by T. J. Hurley Of California,
promoter of the Arizona Homes com
pany. With such well known men as
J. L. Crisman, president; Lloyd Christy
as secretary and L. T. Dale as treas
urer, the company has Incorporated
and in a few weeks hopes to begin ac
tual building activities, which, it is de-
ciared, will relieve the housing situa-
ton in Phoenix.
BY January the company hopes to
beginthe construction of five moder-
ately pricA1 homes, which will be Of
fered for sale on the Is per cent down
and l per cent a month plan. The
company will build on close-in prop
erty and hopes to have it's first houses
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02

Mrs. Wolf said. and she became &C
quainted with them before they left
the hotel. During their stay at the
hotel. Mrs. Wolf said, the treatment
Of their father by Victor and Belle
Check was very kindly.
On October 8. Mrs. Wolf said, she
returned to Phoenix and met the
Checks soon after. From then on un-
til the death of the elder Mr.. Check,
Mrs. Wolf said, she was in the COM
pany of the Checks almost daily. She
said she went shopping with Mrs.
Check, and went hunting with Victor
and Belle Check and their father on
several occasions. Mrs. Wolf said she
rode in their car nearly every day and
said that the Check family often took
dinner at her home Mrs. Wolf said
she was frequently at the Check apart
ment at S4S North Fifth avenue.
Never Treated Father Roughly
Very frequently, she said, she was
alone in the automobile with the elder
Mr.. Check while either Mrs. Check or
Victor Check went into store or the
postoffice. No attempt was made by
either of the younger Checks, she said
to keep their father from being alone
with her. During all the time she
knew the Checks, she said, she never
saw any rough treatment accorded tc
their father by them.
On the night of November 10, the
night the elder Mr.. Check died, Mrs
Wolf said Mrs. Check called her by
phone early in the evening and asked
her to go riding with them. Mrs
Wolf said she told Mrs. Check she
was unable to go and asked instead
-. -
ming at her house. About 1880 o'clock
she said, she heard the horn of the
Check automobile in front of her home
and went out to the car as was hel
custom when they arrived for a visit
Mrs. Check and L. J. Check were
in the car, she said, and as she came
down the walk, Mrs. Check was getting
out of the car. Mrs. Wolf said she
approached the car and greeted tht
elder Check and asked him how hi
was. He did not answer, she said, but
slipped down off the rear seat to thu
floor of the car with a gurgling SOUND
in his throat which was audible t
her. Mrs. Check, she said, opened the
door of the car and lifted the body Of
Mr.. Check to the seat and began chat.
ing his hands and rubbing his
forearms.
Mrs. Check, she said, asked her Il
phone to Victor Check, which she did
and asked him to get a taxi and comt
to her home at once. Then. Mrs. Vol
said, she returned to the car and founC
the efforts of Mrs. Check had failed Il
revive her father-in-law. Mrs VOL
said she called her family physician
by phone and asked him to come a
once. About this time, she said. Victor
Eheck arrived in a taxicab and got int
the Check car. Mrs. Check, she said
held the old man on the seat Will,
Victor Check drove the car toward
their apartment on North Fiftl
avenue.
Found Elder Check Dead
Mrs. Wolf said she got into the tax
cab and followed them. When sh
arrived at the Check apartment sh'
said, they had carried the elder Checl
into the place and laid him on tn
bed. Victor Check, she said, becam
] impatient because her physician failet
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
DRUNKENNESS LEADS
IN MINOR OFFENSES
ON POLICE REPORT

National prohibition had little eff
feet on the curtailment of the liquor
traffic in Phoenix during November.
If the monthly report of Police Chief
George o. Brisbois can be taken as an
indication.
Consumption of inroxicants is on the
increase, the report shows, for drum
enness led all other forms of minor
crimes by a hop, skip and jump during
the 30-days period ending Tuesday at
midnight. A total OF ~ arrests were
made on the charge, by far the largest
number of any month during the pres
ent year. In fact, it has been seldom
that any month since the city first
went dry several years ago has shown
a larger number of arrests for drunk
and disorderly conduct.
November proved one of the busiest
months in the history of the local de-
partment, the report disclosing many
interesting facts
In addition to the arrests for
drunkenness, ii persons were taken on
vagrancy charges, s for using mari
huana, for speeding, 23 for gambling
20 for violating social ordinances,
for carrying concealed weapons, and II
for investigation.
OF the total number of arrests, "a
were released by Police Chief Brisbois
after investigation; So paid fines in
police court so forfeited cash bonds:
% served sentences in the city jail;
Is cases were dismissed by the pre-
siding police magistrate, and were
given suspended sentences.
Exclusive of the above. 726 COM
plants were received and investigated
by the department in which no arrests
were made.
Automobile thievery also took a
heavy toll in Phoenix during Novem-
Der. Thirty-two cars were reported
stolen during the 80 days. OF this
number q were recovered and re-
turned to the owners.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02

ing over whether Victor should go up
town and get five gallon bottle of
drinking water. On both of these occa-
sions, he said, he had heard profanity
use& He said he talked with the old
man several times when he was sitting
alone on the lawn and no effort was
made by the Checks to keep him from
doing SO. Mr.. Check he said, appeared
to be very feeble and spoke in a very
low tone of voice. Mays said he saw
the Checks helping their father into the
automobile many times and never no
ticed any roughness on the part of
either Victor or Belle Check while
doing SO.
The case will be continued this morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02

onthe market by early spring.
The company incorporated with a
capital stock of 100000, divided into
100000 shares at par value of 81 a
share. 1t has filed an application with
the corporation commission for per-
mission to sell stock locally and the
money received for all stock sold at
par will be deposited in escrow in a
Phoenix bank in the sum Of $4,000 AZ
protection to the investor, according TO
the application on file.
Baker and Whitney are counsel for
the newly organized company.
There were three deaths to two
births in France last year
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02
NEW COMPANY PLANS
To BUILD AND SELL
HOMES IN PHOENIX

That a number of moderately priced
houses shortly will be built in Phoenix
and sold on the small payment down
plan was the announcement made yes
Arizona republican., 1920-12-02

BY special treaty the Maharajah of
Kishmir exercises the right to pro-
hibit the importation of pork pies into
his territories.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-04-08
WHAT PEEvED THE RECRUIT
Little Discussion He Had With Cor.
poral Left Him Dlsgusted With
Relief From Guard Duty.

A couple Of recruits Of the latest
vintage, who had enlisted In the hope
Of being sent to the Rhine. were dis
cusing the pros and cons Of army life.
ut aIn't so bad" confided one. Most
Of 1t Is all right, but it's that blasted
relief from guard duty that gets me"
"Relief from guard dutyl" ejaculat.
ed the other. "Man, you're cuckoo
There's nothing to being relieved from
guard duty. It's being on guard duty
that's hell"
NO" maintained the first. "It's the
relief. Why, the other day they put
me on guard for two hours. and 1t
wasn't bad at all Just standing round
and watching the rest Of 'em drilling
and knowing that I didn't have to do
It myself. but then when the time for
relief came the corporal came up and
gave me the devil"
"What fort"
"Nothing. Nothing at all. Just
couldn't remember where I'd left my
rife"
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-04-08


elsewhere than at the printing
and ns telephone telegraph
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ness occupation Of explanation
pose for which such expenditures expenditures
travelling Including subsistence fully
whether the expenditure therefor included
the names and addresses Of such together with
a to the extent and purpose Of the travelling.
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statement property possession committee
public information s employees
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The resolution also calls property recovered
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ready preliminary and partial statement Is requested.