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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
LA EXPEDITION POR EN-
SENADA SERIA INFRUC-
TUOSA

Dijimos %entonces q nueStro entire
viStado. que tanbien Sc ha dicho que
e. Gobierno del Centre enviara tropaS
Capital dei Distrito Norte, para con-
seguir los fines perseguidos.
Para lleGar 4 Ensenada- seGdn decla-
raciones de Ia Secretarfa de Guerra
serfa rnenester sar de grandes en-
h~arcacioneS ~disponibles en- varios
ruertos Gel Pacffico = del Colo de
California. pues el citado puerto ba-
"A ~californiano Sc encuentra bastante
LELAND de N22atldn Y Guaymas Cque
son ahora los prinCipales puntos de
ealida de Ia e~xpedici@n> en- Ia costa
| occidental DC In peninsula.
Ante esa declaration, ell general
| Eezta haca an signo negative. y con-
tesla con fivmtza. cue seria por aho
r. tambien sumamente dicicil. cast
| impossible, no solo 81 translate de
t-cras V demas eienentos de guerra,
gino Ia captu-a de ia ~pohlaci6n.
Con 81 hundimiento del canonero
General Guerrero" que scria ell uni
CO harco Gtil para tai fin. no queda
Ia meno- eYparanza a las autoridades
militares del Centre del pals. En- Quay
mas = Nazatli7. Y en Il palabra- en-
las costas del Pacffico, eXisten actual
mente dos e~mharcaCiones de muy
| escaso tonelajc cl "korriEan IH" tac-
tnalmente al s~ervicio de In Companfa
Ell Boleo"o V Ell Bonita" e. primero
rrede transporter no mas de tres
~cientos hor,hres. y e. Gltimo. doscien-
los O doscientos cincuenta. Las demaS
| cnbarcaiones son conpletamente in
servibles. peQuenas barcas de sasoli-
m que hacen el servicio de cabOteaje,
V Ell ~Chiapas.- Gel fan,oso transporte
"Chiapas." cue antes tenia Ia matrf-
cula del Dolphin" = que el ~licencia-
| do Cabre- adquiri6 por fuerte
cantidad L Una empresa de Sudame-
rica.) ell "Chiapas' esta inutil por
| complete, sir calderas. V sin NADIA.
Ahora 5ien. cclocaudcaos en- el case
de que pudieran llsvarse en- 81 "Ko-
rigan III en- 81 Bonita" Y en- tanto
lanch6n ID gaso'ina suficientes tro-
pas para Enscnada. como podrfa ha-
cerse el desembarco? N~ecesari&mente
alguna fuerzA habria de emplearse
| para Ia ocupec:6n del puerto. tai vez
! hasta serfI ~nccesario I'm formal bonn
| bardeo. porouc coronel Estehan
Cantu tiene nerfectamente, artillado
~bdrdeado. eS Una fortaleZa inexpug-
rsble; V :cu;en protege a las fuerzas
dc desembarco?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
Ell GENERAL REYNALDO
CARA EN- S. ANTONIO
Sc propone uisitar unias
poblaciones del pals

Aver arTibo a esta ciudad. proce'
dente de Laredo, Texas, el Senera3
Reynaldo Cara acompahado de 81
hiio, V con Ell proposito de rea1iza1
an viaje de recreo por alsunas 20
blaciones de los Estados Unidos.
Ell general Cara, como es ofen sa'
DIDO, tenia al su cargo IA Jefatura dc
Ia Guarnici6n en- Ia plaza fronter1za
de Nuevo Laredo, TamauhpaS cuan-
do estall6 en- Mexico ell movimtento
Liberal Consttucionalista que sostuyc
ell Plan de Aqua Prieta
El General Reynaiao Cara perma'
necera muy pocos dtas en- San Anto'
Mo debiendo marchar en- breve COZ
rumbo a otras plazas norte-ameTlca
mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
La Baja California es
por hoy inexpugnable

tviene de Ia la.l
ciendonos nuestro ertrevistado-lo que
han. publicado los periodicos acerca
de planes que formula Ia S~ecretaria
&c Guerra Y particularmente 81 gene
raj Gales para Ia ocupaci6n del Dis
trio Norte de "a Baia California en-
v.ando fuerzas expedicionarias por
Santa Rosa:i4. Para lograr Ell fin que
persigueu las autoridades militares,
serfa neceser.o ~atravesar grandes de-
s.ertos cast .nexpugnables, hacer Ear
gas i~ornad.-s, sufrir los rigores del
china, Y llevar, antes que otra cosa,
una enorr,e provision de aqua, pues
este elemento no Sc e~ncuentra por
rrnguna parte N S a comarcas. AL
c7lnas veces Sc han podido hacer re-
co-ridos de raj raturaleZa para llegar
S los lugares habitados del Norte. pe-o
solo Sc ha ~coneecuido por v~iaiaTos
aislados. nuv conocedores de Ia re-
ei6n; pero runca por una eXpedi-
ci6n como Ia pretenden realizar
les jefes mIlitares del Gobierno de
De Ia Hucrta-
Por el Rio Colorado. otro de los ca
minoS para Hegar al Distrito Norte,
tambien es CAST impossible realizar
con exito una expedition. Los desier-
tos del Norte de Sonora, que al decir
&c personals a~utorizadas, tanbien son
infranqueables, Sc extienden in "rmina
blemente ante las caravans. En- n
palabra- considera el general Mezta
que, por las Was indicadas por los
peri6dicos como Ell eco de una decla-
raci6n Official. no 1egaran nunca los
so!dados del Gobierno federal, en- las
condolences en- que Sc encuentra Ell
Ejercito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
De la Huerta dice que
~abandonara ell Poder
V{ene de a. 1a9

norense, quien invariable1nente con-
testal a las personals u van a Eerto
s~oicitando que les recomiende o de
"a Hnerta, que 81 NADIA puede hacer
uorcue es un simple c~iudadano Y no
puede ~interyenir para NADIA en- los &C
tos del sobieno del Presidente. Este
ha sido tornado como sisno de ruptura
V, sea o no seq, Ell cas- es que ha' We
nido q estorbar sacramento Ia coope'
raci6n del Presidcnte y del General de
Sonora, en- ell gobierno.
Sc dice que cor motive de esta ano-
mala situaci6n Sc esperan serios con
flictos de parte de alsunos gooiernos
de los Estados que son pa-tidar1os
fervientes de Obregon, y que en- un
momento dado pueden porerse contra
de Ia Huerta, causando Ell trastorno
consiguiente-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15

ser vacunado con el suero antpestoso
al are seguramente le tenia vercacero
horror pues 90 lugar de cumplr con
este requisite Indispensable de las a"-
coridades s~anitarias, Sc ocufto en- Co
CARO- de modo Y manera que naoie
nudiera verle. Garmendia no oontaoa
con Ia funigaci6n de que serta oo5eto
81 earn en- Ia Estaci6n de Eoano; y
ALI ocurri6 el case espaneoso- H
mendia pernaneci5 ocuito en- uno ce
los ca-ros Y como es perfectaneh'e
natural que no pudo resisur los gases
dc carbono sulturado y de esta Eu'Sa
encoutro IA horrible muerte per Us
F,.F4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15

de Guaymas. AM estan desde hace
mas de seis amos, cmpletamente
abandonadas, pues las t~ripulaclones
tuvieron quo 6ejarlas faltas de ampa-
70 V protection. Les condolences de
esas barcas son actualmente verdade-
rGmente larneniables.
GESCONoCE LAS CAUSAS
DEL cONFLlCTo
Finalm1nte, el resultado de Westra
! entrevista cen 81 general Meta fue
GU constituya un grandisimo problema
nara los icfes de esas fuerzas expedl-
ciOnarias. Ia ocupaci6n del Dlstrito
| cortrolado por ell coronel Cantn. por
las circumstances precitadas. y aigu-
nos detalIas mas. que nc vale Ia pc
ma menciorar
Antes de d~espedirnos del eIGooer-
rador, le preglatamos SUI opinion con
respecto a IL actitud del coronel Can
"a y a las determinaciones del Go
! bicrno del Centroi y Sc sirvio dec'a-
rarnos QUO no podria dar una opini5n
fila pues desconoce por complete las
causas que hayan obligado al coronel
Cantu a ra1-ener esa actitud.
FL general Mezta vino a San An
tonic = reunirse con su esposa Ia Sc
/ nora Marta. V. &c Meta Y con su her
/ mano polit'co q senior Tomas NJ. Va
lareso: permanecera muy breves dfas
en- esta ciudad, Y vueive a Nueva
York. eli lugar de SD procedencia, pa
"a radicarse ala en- definitiva. No pier
. 81 regresar a. Mexico Dor ahora- Y de-
claro 4 nues:ro representative que So
10 volver4 Il nuestra Patria cuando
maya un sobierno Constitutional. an
re Ell cual darh a conocer su actitud
= respondent de todos sus actos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
PAGNA DIECIOCH0
Espdnfosa muerte de an fe-
~rTocmrIero en- la uia
de Tanpico

SAN LUIS POToSI. Agosto EN-
a cen Que aver lego a esta ciudad
procedente del puerto de Tampico
fue rafdo Ell cadayer del que f0era
caho de vsladores e. esta ciudad '
quSen en- vida nevo el nonbre de 10
Sc GarmenGia
Garmenia Sc enconrahs en- Tampico
v Sc disponia q saltr para esta, pero
ante. dc salir de aQuel puerto Ceberia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
NACImIENTOS

Una nihs de Manuel Saldana ' de
!. ee5ora .Josefa Cara de Saldana-
I'm ntno de Benjamin G. Ruiz Y de
IA sonora Josefa D. Fela de Ruiz.
Tn niho de Luis Aguilar Y de Ia
sefora doha Aurora Zertuche de ASui-
lar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
MPORTANTE

Renupsndan nos muy especratmer
tie a naSt-s compat<iotas ell x
ouisito chocolate mexicano mara
-San Luis manufactured Tor To
reno Mfg. Co. del eual sornos ls
fist-ibui6orcs exclusives. Este cho
co.ats IS sin disputs. e. mejor ~
20 fabrIca en- los Estados Uni1ns. J
tanto por 50 ealSaad 'nmc1c-apte. 81
purezl, 81 exquisite SAILOR ; 81 pre-
sentaci6n maEnifica- eS e. p-sferSdo
DO, los nic5 dc mexicanos que VI
ven ru los esaGc$ Unfaus.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-02

ROOMS or UONEp q

uuou Aru HOARD Iu rritH', nm.ly N
t.u. "'n SIS riu'h rruno t.rrH 'i''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-02
>n,va, lie Can't Bc Elected.

lDout hc dowuheartcd. Bryan
Asnt set hocu nominated, and it
emit absolutely dead certain that he
,..or viii bee. Sew YORK Telegraph
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-02

WANTED Young women from ~ 60 "a
,u1fH 90 icHru h good profeHHioni dppor-
Paul room HOa calumet Bldg, phone
DaHgr 1000 b ~ u"ll Telephone 90.
900 WOMEN wanted 20 taNa Ito and
rhpr,rtDr reading ~ Doctor Himmona
lls South cincinnati
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-02


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-02
-NII,NrN Am NDENr-

WAhitb. lIr, salesman 90 coll go trade
and inhunrs We'll lluusn lime non .i'rohulir
H0E'rHrH". Wurt hove reference and small
amount ~ capital required tu ,trrt stock
I.tfuaucut uurttluu ir right party tffpr
beverage '1. iio1 S spring &c. ios An.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-02
WILLIAM HypNS PFCk
WEST. SHERMAN, DAVIDSON MOORE
Attorneys for Executor

state Of Oklahoma, County ot Tulsa. SIS.
Tho state OF oklahoma. N \. ~. hum
phery the record owner and alt tenants
In possession and persons oVrir- or
20 the real estate land. and t'nouenis
In Tulsa county state Of Oklahoma. herein
after described ..,
You and each oi you aro hereby notified
that the undersigned A'fred Mason. Is ~
owner and holder ~ TAX sA.r certificate 40
30l9. covering and describing mo follow
ing described real estate. 90 Wit. I9' sIA
(6) In block twenty nine l.S' W 'tnk''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-02
WANTED

Coiurcd COOK u family of three. OK
cciiout salary and permanent place
10 right party Apply li27 South
Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-02
EMPLOYMENT


III ~ NNNIlb b"M WI ~
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raup, ,y NJ
WurkLAYuts nt new uovcr. plant
rnegp sgr'i," no. 'at, m,',, '". 's
rect to iab. The Adams Continuation 90"
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iu,'ltignto and nvor' why mot ph""'
g. uNGEMAN
2ic.5if een,rai National Bank n'lr
WANTED ftrst clasg Ford auto tuo
chanic with tools for uut .of.tuvn ga
rage. ami, Rundn, between and 10 s.
M n g.. Shev i"ns totden Ilde
STOCK SALESMAN
rnr strong refinery stock, plant
operating. attractive contract to OK
poriouccd man who can produce; no
noyirca. Scc
COGGSW EIl.
23s LSnoh Bldg Osagr 5pd
WANTED Young man, hstc opening Tor
Young man 10 work. hia way through
huH.uo0s 'olog" must come vol recon
Wcudrd H"" Mr Iui.c. manager Tulsa
'u-ln"sH '"Ilrf'
Mas rou dlrhvUsner aprly Wright nldr
cafe
rElUrUo>E usaro ilsp f,r ou appoint
how 10 h'lp yourself 90 a hiru rrado ru
sittou both dos aud evening 0'hHn In
full prssiou Tulsa Huun'.s college
WANTED Man OF woman rar ..u.. ''
IRON q 80 $40 % day eanlF mgd.. rrl
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go Zoo ~ go Hul 90 1880 suuda.
uAuHEf WANTED Gu1rnnte' 90 and
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-02

.',NrTIb. I. suuur uau. fuuu NItu
DE-, ,f bstl uIrn private flmHt. can
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cedar ..H
NDJE ED MAN Wishes comfortable room.
prI,Hf, fswt, south eide preferred HI
drn.. t.. caro- NJ World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-02

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-02

PARAMOUNT N.',ru.'. UH.r.'.| ~
confinement rr' .F. u-."". r.'".ua Pic
Ar.fr r.r booklet W.. l l..l 900
D. Tyortt seventh -. kansas ,.'s M.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-02

champion y spark plugs SOC, aNlo
aud r,trs for 700 makes of cars,
castings and tubes. new and used.
radiators. used Fords. anything you
want Tor your ear. epriugs tor all
makes.
AUTO SALVAGE
715 T. Second ST. Phone O.3764
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-02

ASK Nf pope
be probably kuu~. uu'0. iho good prnpo
-ItIuue arn. DO #Hu wont H Nn'rl "r rnoUinE
UuuU. hr .ru tnU .uu wHer. tHa bargains
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-02
FINANCIAL
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Att Ut.HNI .. Gallo. .H. ut 900

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
Ripping Rhymes
Dy Wah Mssou.
IN OUTER DARKNESS.

WYE sight a' we'll he reeoneiied 10
w Vital Truths. my fellow men !:
Old Boore Is dead. and protests
Wild won't bring him from the dump
again. Some sports with millios dollar
,hirs,, have basele,s hopes that he'll
return: but every hope oi hlai sort
bursts no more will gropshop bright
lights burn. No more wen tel te
glaring booth 10 buy cold bottles irm
the ice. so lets accept he gha,I!y
ruth, and hit the hydrant cn,e ~
t~ ice There, nauphl more iu,ik
than hope that has no ground ~,
which 10 stand the courts have
handed " the dope tha, Barleycurn "A
doubly canned Then lets forget the
bowl OF gin, the forty drops VIZ used
to crave. the buck beer sign. the way.
side inn for Ilarle,corn !, IN Ms
grave No walls can ever raise itr'
dead. the loved and lost /, not re-
born; the h,drant', standing. cool and
rcd inviting u, 10 take hon. John
Barlcylorn will never make return
trip from the dim beyond 40 lets
forge, his nohS and take four fingers
ui the neafcst pond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
Art Cumn1
Presents q
Contributors Col.

Dear Editor
Well Ed this will be contributor and the folks will do all the work
have by myself 10 OperA'e something on Aou
writing being facns and akns sn grace
intellect Here the contributions with the initials o mcpherson"
which thought them
which called where mistake aud the person was @
able remember the and vi"
De Ol when It us census bird hMou'D lou'
NYZ
Dear Art the mounted has been keeping myself awake nights on
the horses putting ter hoo the pavement ~ The smaller
evening . they red dress iOf cnltenstb "
Dear AIT where the has S7S beer kno, soui and
anyway that mueh,o beer with ony small kick IN 1t
B 90 L.
Dear person 50 old and my doctor say, have got
Rbbe heng
will them taty the peace ,teSiy r.
ii t. h. f.
Dear gd friend which Red and he taken ~ the
probable would know him scou OF
hm beng black and blue instead o Red-l. |. "
col 5 read before
going helping put sleep Honest, AT you
urrii r. \. l.
N Ei tN.t al Tor tins and TIA, have go
han thi, W. ". NJ and would np trade them
oil under consideration.
Mcndacio~b Your.
ART GlMM
I, ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
Robert Quillen's Corner

1As ne world discovered II. friend
lnnN soskserew for Christmas
Ay usually frank and will probably thss effort
y hojd q d,e treaty order to uphold Wilson
On hhusnee final Fum will he FUZZY =
hnuacs b Mexico City.
Whm Ensihh Of HE wishes be laid
vtdAsU stir he pose American citizen.
St the Irish shopM remember that Wilson and George
~ spoks OF selfdeemiQatica for little peoples
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

When Prince Henry Of Prussia
visited the United states, I've told an
audience IN Washington he hal visited
all part, oi the German empire eN-
cep, Milwaukee Victor Berger, cler-
ton shows the prince knew what he
was taking abou, Houston Post,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
Old Stories in NetO Tvpe
From The Time, Piles
Twenty Years Ago.

Halliday sessions will begin in the
primary department OF the Emerson
school tomorrow and IN the Washing
ton school on Wednesday Hail OF
the the little ones will attend fore
Moons Children will he enrolled this
month only.
Mr. Frank Glu, is taking co,h
mendable interest IN the new railroad
enterprise, not only IN subscribing g.
lhe stock but by using his personal
influence to push il along
Every person who has received NAL
from Euiauls. !. f., rccen,y stand,
a good chance 10 get smallpox, be
cause Postmaster Bald was taken 90
detention camp today III OF small.
puN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

let Ireland hide her diminished
head There were less than lSNH
eviction, there in the wear preceding
the formation Of the Land league.
New York City mad p0om in l9lp.
and ,ull no land league BrookIyu
lagle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
Rifteen YesI. Agn.

Ml,tletoe Grove, No \, viii give
another OF It's very pleasant hops IN
the ballroom. at the corner Of Man
and Broadway on January Y. All
who have received an invitation will
he welcome Wosika's orchestra will
furnish music
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Resolutions expressing di,sati,-
faction with service rendered by the
Pioneer Telephone company ard the
city street cleaning department, were
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A LESSON TO LABOR.

CTRIkES expensive They employers, the
and to the public the workngmen would careful thought their
share Of the burden there would b. purely
selfish other
between labor and capital help, labor helps the employers pub
lie The analysis Of production shows that all Of the profits
distributed among
than IS The margin
have advanced much 80 the Tn,
production made possible by improved methods
Inventions and efficiency Strikes hav.
sssk and strikes have frequently much than they worth
thoss whom they ostnsby benefit
Supporting proposed industrial prevent strike,
sdus Governor Allen Of Kansa, which thought
~ voskingmen should consider April 1915 December
~ strikes the individual mine, IN. field,
N the skeu SS4N wages
eaesaed N0n<S@N startling sum- but II not all the los, The
d collected by the strikes
~ sshs Industrial warfare reached total Of $4,000
OF oil d those stike, OF them predea,ed
sss changed working condition, Even the inability purha.
issue field although operator,
formulating prohibition law, revoke their provisions
oa6 dowS how ngios disrupt industry incidentally deprvns
vSsken Of ther n slight povocaton
nG opposition organized labor
aGlN the eaon Of this industrial and
essential industries There similar powerful opposition the anti
shs clause ne Cmins railway bill Radical leaders
end their least eurtanen Of the power
wAh 10 theirs II 10 evil which
Organized minority than the which has
brought hardship expense and los, the workers themselves
interest OF the workers should be sagrded They
should he shielded from the predatory tac, OF purely
They should be saved the needles, Of strikes
us radical ieades Such provided BY the
these But the effort
labor wide spread publicity and
strikes Such information conservative wongmn
their influence a conservative policy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

n fool by the grace Of tod"
Berlin ncUspapcf now calls the immcs
kaiser So, It spp.arN the theory II
di,lne rish, still Iurk, in the German
mind Providence Journal
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The Children's Story
BY Cdrlysle H. Holcomb
Mr.. WEASEL Is CAUGHT AGAIN.

"A LII Of the forest that Mr. Weasel be guarded
~ especially pleased and what
The Great Horned Owl plenty Jerry the Jay surely boaed
Mr. Weasel would the hole the oak
Nov guard" said the Bob Cat don't let catch
creating trouble innocent just
becsue yos to kill
"Wh, have s,tr asked Mr. Weasel IT kill
thing will sarve"
1You have al answered SNOOPY NO OBJ
that habit kill everything because
like to kill
Ssoopy the Bob G., nd Weasel
Tinker Bob stood in the door hi, house and watched them He
wpuld aot b long until Il would happen
When tie two reached dim thke Snoopy gave
ss warning disappeared After he well sight Mr..
W6asel chu<ked 10 himself
IN 10 have mind that this Wild Cat is OF the
ws So wandered c toward the rJ He didn't 60 very far until
- heod Crouchng silently he waited
NJ a0pcachinG -Oh ks tha, old stub leg MuaFn fix him
SQe sagA, ~Aen Mr. Musrai close enough Mr. Weasel
011 ~ boek sad euehed his throat
- hb heIn hekr Mr. Muka Why do pounce
mAsl)s Waooel hsvs disturbed you"
M yoas answered Mr. Weasel "You have business
- 1souh H. dichets d he forest tracks in
ard hear walk through the dried leaves and
z~4 IN - q yvas hothsrsome ways"
4aD0 CH seee6 ouside his his pointing upward
4l1 tpgUtn9 - hin with tha scent Of Mr. Weasel and Mr.
tf0n 4U4h ~ Sosea S tcp .peed and arrives on
10 ~. WS.ss say IN she~ thas wM cas whether
w. 4 NSael ha ~ m.s ~ ssssn NJ ,.er
I'D III s1ssM s!sy !slles = - 49, :.
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Elliott Alton has appealed n' case
30 which he was fined for tearing
signs of the corner telephone pole
iu the city. though he had contract,
with the owners OF the poles 10 DO
So
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NJ llooyers drolina,ion 10 run ics
the presidency gives u, more conii'
dence m his good sense than e9er-
Detroit Free Pres
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Ten Years Ago.

The state fair association Ia
ordered $1,000 pavilion ior tn.,
ycar's live stock EXHIBITS