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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-09
FAVORS MAKING
LEAGUE ISSUE
IN ELECTION
President Clearly Defines His
Attitude On Covenant In
Message to Diners
MAKES NO INTIMATtON
OF HIS CANDIDACY

Most of Message Was Devoted
to Expression of Argument as
to Why He Considered 1t the
Duty of the United States To
Join the League Covenant.
When Treaty Is Acted Upon
He Must Know Whether 1t IS
Ratified or Rejected.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-09

result will be hard-surfaced road
extending north from Brunswick bs
fore the end of the present year
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-09
EX-SECRETARY
WOULD LEAVE
It To SENATE
Mr.. Bryan Says in Jackson Day
Dinner Speech That Repub
iiCanS Should Dictate
IS NOT ASPIRANT FOR
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION

He Comedies Right of Republi
can Majority in Senate To
Dictate Senate's Course and
Public Must Accept "Compro
mise AS May Be Possible" Or
Make Issue in the Election,
Which Means Long Delay.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-09
SAN FRANCISCO
SECURES NEXT
CONVENTION
Democratic National C0mmitte
Far Western City AS Place rs
For Convention
JUNE Is IS NAMED AS
DATE FOR CONVEYING

Chicago and Kansas City Put u.
Strong Fight fof Securing tn,
Convntion: Cincinnati an.
Cleveland Previously Been il
the Race But Withdrew. Fe.
eral Employees Resolution /
Referred to Committee.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
TO SUPPLY FARMERS
WITH ELECTRIC POWER

Farmers living along the line of the
La Sale County Electric company
north of the city will be supplied with
electric power within two weeks Dur
ing the past week six-mile stretch
of poles has been put up outside the
city limits, which will carry current to
all the farmers residing along that
line who have subscribed for it.
During the last week wires have
been stretched from the business dis
trict to the city limits. so that all the
company work inside the city limits
has been completed The company Is
headed by John Mueller OF this city
Recently a great deal OF confusion
was caused when the Ottawa papers
carried a teleGam from Springfield
that the Mueller Electric company lad
filed petition of dissOltion. This
should have been the Buehler Electric
company,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
THREE ARMED GUARDS NEEDED TO
TAKE INSANE MAN TO KANKAKEE

The trip today was made in Sheriff,
Ayers touring car, the party leaving
OF ava the middle OF the morning,
Smith showed much Of the same dis
position exhibited on Monday, when
he made an attempt to Kill HIS Vile
and small children with corn knife.
He }uieted down soon after he entered
the car and the officers were except
ing TO encounter little serious trouble
on the trip.
smith was laborer and resided
with his family in the extreme west
end of Utica.
Sues for Divorce.
Mrs. Catherine Xananiecki, OF LA
Sale, started suit for divorce against
her husband. julius Xananieeki today
charging desertion According to her
bill she ana the defendant We're mar
ried Nov. 20, 1900, and lived together
until 1912, when she claims he desert
ed her and has since refused to live
With her
The couple are the parents of five
children, which Mrs. Iananiecki is
seeking to obtain the custody of
These children are Barney, lIyacinth,
Virginia, Helen and Edward.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
SENDS NEGROES HERE:
NO JOBS AWAIT THEM

Ten negroes, who stated TIN, they
Were sent to Ottawa to work tor tho
Roch Island railroad in this city hv
al employment agency in Chicago,
drobhed in at the local police station
last night about 10 o'clock. Ono OF
them. a big burly, scrappy lookjn& rcl
low, stated to the authorities that at
ter they had reached this city. with
Intentions OF being employed by the
H"ck Island on the section gang, the
foreman of the gang did not know
'.ivthing about them and refused to
give them work.
They ;hen asked for something to
rat as they We're out of funds and
lad no means oi getting any. After
talking the matter over and relating
their story several times they en-
loved mea or. the city of Ottawa,
alter which they departed for parts
unknown.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
ATTEND ORDINATION
OF YOUNG PRIEST

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hart and son,
Rev. G. A. Hart. of this city have gone
to Chicago to attend the ordination
and the first mass OF Mrs. I.rts
nephew, Rev Father Leo Scheibell
which is to take place in Chicago at
the Norwood Park monastery Faith.
or Hart is to act as arch priest at the
mass Father Schcibcll is well known
in this city.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
n}y the Associated FressD

Chicago, Sept. Ill How girl en-
employes OF the internal revenue Of
hce at Aberdeen, 5. D.. were solicited
to contribute to Democratic cam
pagn fund was described to the Sen
atorial committee investigating cam
paign expenses by Miss EIniCe COync,
reporter on the AberdeeN Daily
News She said the girls We're asked
for $40 each BY r NJ Waterbury, of
Centerville. S, D., who came to Aher-
deem and described himself as an
agent of Clarence Nee, father Of J.
". Nee. revenue collector at Aber-
deem Miss Coyne was told Clarence
Nee was chairman OF the drive for
state Decratic funds, The witness
named several young women civil
service employees of the revenue Office
who had received letters from Water
bury It then developed that the en-
yelopes had been addressed merely
city" and that the missives had been
delivered at the girls homes. 'There
was one cent due on each" added
Miss Coyne.
nat eNtIdllileu HpildtuI N'H-
yon. Did they even ask the girls TO
pay postage on the letters@" he asked.
The testimony indicated that the
letters named no definite assessment,
but that the young women were "acA
asked for $40 when they called on
Waterbury in response to the letters.
Several signed checks for the amounts
but other gave post-dated checks on
paftlai payment P'an' "S " sd ai"' I ''s ,,S'
W aa,i,
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pues'eu V'' guns ~ '''' y" ~ o.
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'eI' anu "pp"' uo~e" VI '''' ~ "'''
thefe 'ose'her' ON she S"'"' |"'e
Sio each at that tline'
Closes chicago session.
thlcagoI Sept, I'll ne Sehat'
committee investigating campaign eN-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
ONE DEAD. 73 HURT
IN BROOKLYN CRASH
lEv the Assnclaren PressD

New York. Sept, 11.-One man,
Chinese was killed and seventy.three
injured, when two Brooklyn trollies
collided in front of Ehbets field dur
ing the baseball rush this afternoon.
Twenty-seven OF the injured We're TAX
en- to hospitals This report on The
second serious wreck which has mark
ed the Brooklyn rapid transit strike
was made by the police.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
CONG. CHURCH BACK
TO OLD SCHEDUl {

\ special program has heen pre-
pared to take place at the Congrega-
iiooal church tomorrow. when the
congregation viii observe fan rally
dpA. The Sabbath school win resume
its sessions at the noon horr, and w,
Il. Foster viii deliver an address. a
gesnor communion serNj'e will hu
h,ld at { O'Clock in tho afternoon,
with an organ recital by Mrs Arnold
i iison. Miss Dorothy Reior will rem.
dec {. vocal solo,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
LISTED DENIED
CONG. NOMINATION

ST. Paul, MINI, Sept. ll.--AnirmnG
the disqualification of the Reverand
o. Kvale as the republican nominee
for congress. the Minnesota state st1-
promc court today also eliminated A.
J. Volstcad as the nominee Volstead
had been declared the nominee by the
district court.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11

ceremony was performed and the
Young couple away on their honey
moon
The bride was former employe at
the hotel and was a student at the
Ottawa township high school. She
went FROM ottawa to Evanston sew
cral years ago.
The groom has a very large circle
of acquaintances in both Ottawa and
Streator. He was raised in the lat
ter city and came from there to OF
taWa to accept a position as desk
clerk at the Clifton hotel two years
ago.
Mr. and Mrs Anderson are spend.
ing their honeymoon in Jacksonville
after which they will return to Otta
wa to make their future home.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
Revolt IN Trie ste.
CBv the Associated Press

VFT'
Trieste. Sept ia revolt has
broken out in this city and socialist
forces and government troops are On
gagged in heavy fighting. the artillery,
rifle and machine gun firing being ton-
tniuous Bombs are being used by the
conteuding forces. Barricades have
been erected an dtrenches dug in the
streets OF the city, and the socialists
are armed and provided with ammuni.
ton, I
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11

prlsen IN the industrial
life of the country. He is
spending a short time at
Bardoneccha, a little village near the
French frontier where he has gone
for thirty-eight summers to spend his
vacation.
From Bardonecchia is in direct tele-
phone communication with all the
principal cities, chiefly with Rome.
Milan Turin and Genoa. Even the
possibility of wire interruption has
been foreeen and a wireless station
has been erected.
Signor Giolitti is credited with say.
ing:
The state does not consist only Of
employers and metal workers but
there is great residium of millions
of other people, for whom it Is prefer
able to go through a momentary pa
ralysis of this very important field OF
national activity than to face the dan
gerous general convulsion which might
follow government interference on
either side Some maladies like this
are better left to nature and time, the
greatest healerS.'
Hoist Reg Flags.
Milan, Italy. Sept. IL Excitement
is intense in this city as to the pos
sible decision of the confederation Of
labor relative to the movement on the
part of metal workers to occupy and
operate Industrial plants throughout
Italy. There is spirit Of compromise
in the air, and it is believed that meet
ings between employers and repre-.
sentatives of workmen which contln-
ued today will result in some sort OF
adjustment of the situation.
More than POO chemical works here
were occupied by Workmen at given
signal late today and red flags were
hoisted above them on orders issued
by the chamber Of labor.
The workers Obeyed the order re-
ceived from the chamber of labor in
spite Of the fact that they were re-
Gently granted wage increases of from
80 to 70 cents per day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
SALVATION ARMY TO
RAISE $500 IN COUNTY

Springdeld, ILL.,, Sept ll.-An en-
tension and maintenance budget OF
S634 .9G5 for Illinois was adopted by
the convention of Salvation Army CO.
advisory board Among the county
quotas is $500 for La Sale county.
\ public appeal for the money will be
made from October nth to 18th.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
Fure and Climates,

The furs of animals whose habitat
IS In warmer countries Is not so dura-
Die, does not form as good leather and
Is less supple than the furs from the
animals living ia colder climates.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
METHOD|STS NAME
CHURCH OFFICIALS
FOR COMING YEAR
COME ERENCE PERIOD COMES TO
CLOSE WITH REV. THOMAS X.
GALE PR 81 . N G -- COMPLl- J.
MENTS FOLLOWERS HERE ON
ACQUISITION OF NEW PARSON
AGE.

The last conference OF Ottawa
Methodism for the church year was
held last night at the First Methodist
church at 80 Rev. Thomas X,
Gale, district superintendent, presided.
and l.. G. Brand and Taylor Wilhelm
We're secretaries. Reports were re-
ceiyed from the societies of both
churches, First and Epworth.
DR. Gale heartily commended the
busines management OF the churches
ana declared that he would like to
take some of the officers to several
other churches in his district which
greatly needed better business meth
DDS. When the report of the parSon-
age committee was received DR. Gale
congratulated the church upon having
provided one Of the very best parson-
ages in the entire conference, thereby
making the Ottawa pastOrate one of
the best appointments in the Rock
River conference
The following boards, committees
and officers We're elected for the com
ing church year:
Boards.
Trustees-H W. Johnson, George
+, Hills. George O. Grover, Fred t.
Fischer. w d Fullerton, G. NJ Pool.
\, y. Simon, Clarence Watts, ". H.
liinebaugh
Trustee emeritus--Iohn Gilman.
STEWARDSHIP A. J. Roberts, Wal
liam \. Henders, George f. Hills. w.
s. Myers, W. Rush Green. Or \. NJ
Kile Dr J. A, Carter, Dr. H. w Blan-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
TAG DAY WORKERS.
GATHER SHECKELS.
FOR HEALTH NURSE.
S33927 TURNED INTO FUND AT 2
O'CLOCK - SOLICITORS Ckhi.
PAlGN TIRELESSLY FOR PUBLIC
HEALTH ASSOClATiON-NO RE
PORT FROM RESIDENCE SEC
TON.


ut O'CLOCK this afternoon +""32
which was collected by the taggers
around tha ci,v wa. turned int, the
l. lI.... n.l, u,t,I,
:.
N"II'S O'EdHl1"'ioH III the N0i'o7'
building. This money was collected
from the business districts and from.
the factories on the North Side. lna
taggerS in the residence districts huy
ing made no report. The money wild
all be turned into the treasury Of TIE
nursing organization and used in keep
ing the visiting nISe during the NEXT
year.
Officers OF the organization were
predicting a very profitable day and
were hoping to collect at least 81 40
by the time the taggerS finished to-
night
Work Tireess'y.
4agSef& tolled tlfelessIH from iHe
time the earliest workers were IN
the down town district today, until
press time, and even then they show
cd no disposition of ceasing their Ia
b5rs as long as any untagged persons
were on the streets. Tags We're sold
at all prices from the childrens cop
per- to the crisp bills OF the success
ful business men and wealthy Wom
on.
seldom was a solicitor passed up by
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
NATION TREmbLES ON
VERGE OF Revolt; RED
Menace |SAT CLIMAX
(By the Associated fress)

Turin, Italy Sept ll.---All Italy has again
turned to Premier Giolitti, expecting him to bring
about a solution of the difficult crisis which has
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
CIVIL SERVICE GIRLS TOUCHED"
FOR DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND
WITNESSES ON STAND
TELL OF S. DAKOTA
BOSS SYSTEM
EACH SOAKED $40.

REPORTER TELLS OF METHODS
USED TO EXTRACT MONEY
FROM INTERNAL REVENUE OF
FlCE EMPLOYEES AT ABERDEEN
ONE SAYS CONTRIBUTION
WERE VOLUNTARY"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-11
THE WEATHER..

Unsettled, but mostly
fair tonight and Sunday.
slightly cooler.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-12
Notas Locales
A PESAR DE LA INCLEMFNClA
DEL TEMPO Ell INGENlERO
SOTO DA SU PRIMERA
CONFERENCIA AL
ARE LIBRE

En- nuestra edicion de aver anun-
ciamos la conferencia que ell senior
Soto daria, frente al Mercado, a las
II de la manana. Cuando vinos 10
feo del tempo, (una lluvia i%ncesante
Y un vientecito FRO que Sc nos Ill
traba hasta la medula de los huesos,)
81 hemos de ser frances, diremos que
nunca creimos que el senior lngenlero
Sc sintiera con animos de dar su on
f%erencia anunciada nj u invltados
de oirle. Mas no fue asi, Y este nos
consuela. Guareciendose de la lluvia
bajo ell portal del costado Este del
mercado, nuestro joven orador, con Ell
mismo fuego de siempre, diriglo Ia
palabra a un numero de c]incuenta
personals, ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Este HON
bre de temperamento vibrante y IA
Gil palabra cada dia conquista mas
simpatias en.re Ia clase obrera que
suena va con una vida ordenada y pa
cifica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-12

Ia c%ostumbre, senior Hogier, Y la 81
do vuestro sueno tan tenaZ, que he"
mos can!inado treinta leguas sin cue
os hayais despertado.
Hogier eyhalo I'M grito.
-iTreinta leguas! exclano.
ST.
-SPues que, no estamos en- Bury;
No.
i Middleton! "a donde estoy, pues?
En- Saint-Mathurin, en- una al
dea que solo dista tres leguas de
Anglers.
Hogier exhal6 otro grito.
-Entonces, continue, ;me habeis
sacado de Bury mientras dormia?
ST.
-iY me hab6is transportado aqui?
ST.
-Pero ipor que? spor que? critic
el joven enderezandose con el samblan-
te .palido Y los ojos centellantes.
oh. ION! pens6 Nancy, nuestro
doncel Sc nos "a a enfadar.-I Sc a
cerco al tabique. y do dos golpecitcs.
ia fe mia anadi6, mi tia os 10 ex-
plicara, senior Hcg!er.
L. ruerta, por donde habia entra-
do Nancy volrio a abrirse de repente,
= Margarita Sc ~presento. Hogier sin
tic latin SUI ccraz6n con %violencia. su
vista Sc turbo Y SC lanz0 con los bra
zoS abiertos l!acia csta muier cuya
h~ermgsura deslumbradora habia he
clio tan @ranGe impression en- su ALMA,
-BGenas noches. sshor Ho.ier. is
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-12
FIAJERO

Mr.. Cope, Jefe de Ia Guardia Nd
cional del Estado, procedente de Aus
tin, lego a esta ciudad el sabado, J
estuvo a conferenciar cor Mr.. ". VI.
Hanson, Captain de la Practica de IT,
70 del Estado. La unica information
relativa q la vista de Mr. Cope, cue
pudo obte9erse nos hzce saber que ell
Jefe de la Guardia Nacional de- Es-
tado. vino 4 San Antonio al arregto
de asuntos ~ofiicalcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-12

Hcgier volvio la vista hacia esta
puerta ' VIC entrar Il Ina muJer
cue adelanto de puntillas. Esta mr-
Ter era la canlarera Nancy. Hogler
Ia miro v de sIbi.o un vago recuefdo
cruz6 per su semblante.
10 os conozco. dijo.
-Ruenas noches. senior Hog!er,
respondi6 Nancy sentandCse a la ca
becera de la I'M
All! icon que tambien vos NE
ccnoceis?
Sin duda.
-Pero... i~quien... soiS vOs?
Soy Ia sobrina de madame de
Characterization.
Me parece que. Ia. conozco...
-iVaya 81 ia ronoccis. repuso
Nancy riGndose.
Y como ell joven Scsuia miranda
la como alelado, anadi6:
y aun creo habsros vIsto anc-
che a sus pies.
-lAh. cxclamo Hogier.
-Eesando sus manos... y dicien-
dola Que Ia arlabais...
Estas ultimas palabras fueron IN
rayo de luz para Hogier.
-;Ahl dijo; 81 ahora recusrdo.
mo es poca suerte, a lie mia
-iOh! 81, la amo... reptile.
-jDe veras?
Hogier puso Ia maro en- 81 cora
ION. ueeo .sinti6 IN estremecimiell-
to de tenor, yexclamo;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-12

-Pero ;donde esta, Dios MIC? Isl
Sc habra marchado? Pero no es po-
siblc... puesto que. estais vos d
Gui...
--Estd durmiendo, dijo Nancy.
Hogier pas6 la mano por su frente
y prosicuio:
-Tambien yc he dormido.
-Profundamente, senor Hogier.
An. va Sc d6nde estamos... ION.
ahora 10 recuerdo. continue el joren.
de veras sabeis donde estamos
pregunto Nancy.
-;Pardjez! en- el castillo de Bury.
-iAh!
Hogier MIRO hacia Ell reloj de are
na, que senalaba algo mas de las
GieZ.
-Pero csc reloj csta parade, dijo.
Al contrario, anda muy bien, Sc
nor Eogier.
Como. ison las diez de la ma
nana?
No por c~ierto; SOL las diez de
la ncche.
-;Dics mic, The pasado a TO-
do e! dia durmiendo, %senorita?
ST, senior.
Hcgier sintio que Sc lie erizaban
los cabellcs, pues habia recobrado de
prcnto su memoria, Y Sc acorG6 de
su misian.
IFS impossible! ~exclanl6; en- MI
vida nunca he dormido tanto TEMPO.
va 10 creo, repuso Nancy rien-
dose; pero esta yez habsis faltado !
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-12
LA JUvENrUD DE ENRIQUE ~
FOLLETIN MIN. 220.

-Ah! que buena idea NE ha
ocurrido!
-;Neamos'
-:Cual IS e nonbre que sjgue en-
Ia lista al &c TerragUde. sonora,
Nargarita lego: Dn So"sson En-
Ferrau;ilct.
~ despues?
-AltonGg. lego &c nusvo Marga-
rita. Esta debe eS5ar cerca &c An
gers,
May bier.
ExplicanoS u idea.
-Escuchad. dijo Marcy; el que
haya tornado de mis- polvos puede
dormir en- toGas las posic;ones. de pie
o echadc, al aire hbre 0 bajo tacha-
do. al sol o q ia sombra sin que
por ESQ cese el sue3o.
-SQue quieres decir o ESQ:
-Quiero decir que en- lugar de
dormir ounce horas en- esa cana, el
senior Hogier podria dormir ;Eaal-
menre bien en- otra parJe.
-Pero. Sdonde??
En- Una litsra.
Los ojos de Ia reiaa ori:iaroR &c
algeria.
-iAh. diio; Ia tuya cs as.a a.sz
Hf,a idea: J as pcdriarnos haeeric
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-12

rarcia, Ia mala e o Ia o~ficiosidad
co~rtesana, venciendo veg mas al
utopista Y sonador de hoy, genio "a
dante de manana....
Blasco de Garay no >Ivo esta for
tuna. Su invento qued6 abandona-
90. sepuIto en- Ia indiferencia Y la
falta de respeto de sus compatriotas.
Mas que revestia importancia 10 prue
ba no solo el resultado del expert
mento, sine la iniciativa regia, so!ici-
Ia con el inventor. Carlos V promo
vi6le al cargo de Captain de alto
bordo" Y dispuso que ademas de a.
bonarsele todos los gastos causados
con OCCASION de las pruebas de Ia ma
quina de vapor. Sc lie desc lin premio,
en- metalico, de dos millones de mara
vedies, cantidad equivalente a seten-
ia V seis mil reales de weldon, Y que
en- aquella epoca no dejaba de ser
considerable.
E. KISS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-12

de Lewis sa!i6 de 81 sueno letarslco
V volvi6 a abrir les ojos. Entire otras
nropiedades los polvos narcotlcos
tenian la de confundir aigo las IDEAS
Y hacer perder Ia memoria, Y ash es
cre transcurrieron algunos minutes
antes que nuestro heroe pudlera sa-
Der d6nde es;aha ~ por que no Sc
.GesDertaba en- So casa solarlega de
las margeres del Ariege. Su mira
da at6nita encontro IN gran cuarto
i!uminado por n iampara que ar
dia sobre una mesa; y 81 mismo, Ho-
eier estaba acostado en- Il casa,
sir desnudarse.
-:D6nde diantres estOy? Sc pre-
gunt6.
Fin este momento !e ayudaba tan
POGO su memoria, que no estaba muy
seguro de haber lido nunca q Paris.
-;Que modo dc S 1ar tan ra:o el
mic desde anoche! prosiguio.
En- este diviso en- una rinconera
IN reloj de arena, ) este reloj sena-
laba las clez. :
-Ordinariamente, pens6 Hogier,
vo no me acueSto antes de las doce
de la noche, V segdn Sc We, no son
mas Gue las Giez, me parece que ha-
ce largo tempo que eStoy durmliel.>
Do, ;Es muy eXtrano!... iHola.
hay aleuien por ami grito ~golpeando
en- Ia mesa colocada cerca de la ca
ms.
A este ruido Sc abri6 una puerta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-12
Ell NUEVO RASTR0 DE
TORREON, COAH.,
Sera Ell meior de todos los que
haya en- la region Norte
de Mexico
Los habitantes de esa ciudad Sc
quejan de Ia, mala admins
TRACTION municipal

TORREON. oah,rsla, Enero 8
La Compania de los Rastros de To
rre6n Y Parral. S. A, construyo ns-
CO mas de veinticinco amos, ell de
Torre6n. cue hace aproXimadamente
I'M Il fue reducido a cenizas por IN
siniestro, circusntancia QUE do mar
oen 4 Ia erection del nuevo estabie-
cimierto que Sc inagurara 81 dia elm
co de febrero proXimc.
Sc comenz6 a construir en- julio
del ano pasado y sera el mejor en- ell
Norte de Ia Republica.
Ticne como c~aracteristica especial,
cor1odidad g hygiene; el Department
TO de sacrifjcio cuenta con lugares
Gistintos Y especiales para Ell ganado
bovine, porcino Y ~caprino; maquina-
ria de los ultimos sitenas para lie
var a Ia res al ~matadero; pisos de
concrete con magnffico sistena de
drenaje V amplias canerias para dis
tribuir aqua fra Y caliente; oficinas
de administration e ins2eccion( Off
ciales) = deparvamento de peso y ven
ia dc carne Y de banos para los obre'
ros.
En- los S0tanos Sc esta instaiando
I'm potente dinamo de veinte caba-
dara fuerza, ademias, para n Sic
Hos, que moveri Ia maquinar7a y
IRA cortadora de lena J para Ia ia
brica dc hiclo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-12
Ell GENERAL DICKMAN CONT
NUA ENFERMO

Ell fuerte resfriado que eli General
Dickman cogi0 iugando golf" no lie
ha permitido hacer su viaje a Was
hington que, como informamos a nues
tros l~ectores en- dias paasdos, le i-lzo
anunciar su salda para el sabado
dltimo: desgraciadamente sill maj no
ha cejado V es este Ell motive por el
cual no ha ~emprendido Ia Marcia.
Sc toman todas las pr%ccauciones de-
bidas para evitar que el nal avance.