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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
MITCHELL ASKS.
I RIAL BY
filters
Only Three Airmen Rank
u Colonel, So Demand
Impossible.
By CHARLES B. FARMER
Copyright. 1895, by Universal Service.

Copyright, 1895, by Universal Service.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-On the
eve Of facing a court-martial which
may result in his dismissal from the
army, Colonel William Mitchell,
Americas flying fighting leader" de-
mands that he be tried by a court of
flying officers.
He made this announcement today
exclusively to the Universal Service.
Mitchell holds that he is guilty of
nothing save telling the truth regard
ing defenseless America. He insists
that no man sit in Judgment on him
who does not know actual flying con-
ditions and who is not himself a fly
ing officer.
ONLY THREE ELIGIBLE.
The articles of war require that an
officer shall be tried BY his superiors
"a general court-martial consisting of
from five to IS officers.
In the entire United States Army
there are only three flying men who
are superior in rank to Mitchell-not
enough to hold court-martial. These
are:
Major General Mason NJ. Patrick,
cnle1 OF the army air service.
Brigadier General James E. Fechet,
assistant chief.
Colonel Chalmers Hall. who was the
army observer on the ill-fated Shen-
andoah.
OF these, Patrick is an admirer of
Mitchell's ability; Fechet is a warm
personal friend, and Hall respects him
deeply.
QUESTION OF DIsRESPECT.
There is little. if any chance. that
these men will be called to judge him.
Instead, a group of officers of the
old school, sterling, worthy men who
will consider only the question at is
sue:
was Mitchell guilty, on September
5, last, of saying disrespectful things
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of his superiors, of the conduct Of
the army air service by the War De-
partment?"
A spokesman for Mitchell today mir
rored his friends thoughts:
Mitchell admits that he is guilty
Of telling the truth. But he demands
that insomuch as the truth or falsity
of his charges affects the welfare of
115,000,000 fellow American citizens,
that he be tried by men who know
whether he spoke the truth or not.
"He holds that an officer who knows
nothing about the air service save by
hearsay, who maybe has never been in
an airDlane, has no right to say wheth-
er he was disrespectful or not in his
charges.
If those charges are true-and
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tCOntlnued From rage One1
and when / got there, told me she
guessed she would die, because she
didn't have nurse, and the doctor
said she must have one.
ALWAYS WANTS MONEY. N
al haven't got the money she
told me-" the victim said.
so gave her another check, this
time for $50, 10 hire a nurse" He
said she filled out the check, and be
signed it.
Two more weeks followed-weeks
Of constant demands for money
which he always met.
At length he grew impatient, and
wedding date was set. 1t was
about this time she wanted another
diamond ring, which he agreed to buy.
Once more they journeyed to the
downtown bank, he said.
This time it was n man salesman.
But / got suspicious when he re-
fused to let me have il appraised,
and wouldn't buy it," he told dctec-
tives.
The wedding date was set for the
following Friday.
The wedding plans were discussed
in the Avenue b house, where four
other women. all pretty, he said. and
two men seemed to know all about
the details.
BRIDE MISSING.
II Just thought they were all
boarders and she had told them about
it." the victim said.
But when the wedding day come,
the bride was missing.
Once more the victim trudged to the
Avenue 3 house.
He found his bride-to-be preparing
to move.
Il have to move" she said, "and
my lawyer has advised me to postpone
my wedding until after my suit against
the traction company is settled, so
that will have to be postponed too,
the man declared.
"She borrowed $50 more from me
them" he said. Il told her that
made nearly $1,000 I had given her,
and that l was nearly broke. Then
she told me she was only going to
move five or six blocks, that she
she didn't know the address, but shc
would telephone me right away"
COST EVEN THOUSAND.
"And I've never heard from her
since" he concluded.
The woman's attorney declared that
she told him she had been married
and had two children. The victim de-
clared she told him she had never
been married.
And he has an empty heart, where
love was kindled only recently, and in
his pocket are $1,000 in cancelled
checks.
Police still seek the missing bride
bandit.
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SAENz TO ADDRESS
TEACHERS Of TEXAS

FORT WORTH, Tex, Oct. B.
Noises Saenz, assistant secretary of
public education of Mexico, has &C.
cept place on the program OF the
annual convention of the Texas State
Teachers Association. The convention
meets in Dallas, November 20. - and
IS. Saenz is in charge of the gen.
cral public school program in Mexico
and is just now engaged in complete
reorganization of the schools of that
nation. Under his supervision con-
tracts are being let for several hun
bred school buildings.
President Lee Clark of the Texas
association has been in correspond
ence with the Mexican department of
education with view TO bringing a
message from the educators of that
nation to the Texas teachers.
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Mitchell and the public know they are
true-then how can they be disrespect.
full? Mitchell will hold.
ale maintains that from the begin
ming of common law the English speak
ing people have given man right
to be tried by his peers. He will chal-
lengc every officer named to try him
who cannot fly his own plane
Speaking of efforts of the War Dc
partmcnt to prevent him from max
ing statements regarding air defense
conditions to the public, Colonel Mitch
ell said today:
"For n year the War Department
tried to seal my lips. From the
moment / revealed to the public
Americas defenseless condition, until
the instant l took the stand before
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SALVAGE 5000
FROM GREAT DEPTH

PORT SAID. Oct. 3.-Supcr-salv-
age work on the part of the japanese
Deep Sea Corporation of Toxic has
resulted in 100000 in gold bars be-
ing recovered from the japanese
steamship Yasaka Maru which was
torpedoed by submarine in 1915 off
Port Said.
The brilliancy of the salvaging feat
may be judged by the fact that the
Yasaka Maru was lying in difficult
position at a depth of over 240 feet,
a great depth for diving operations.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
BRIDE SW|NDLE
Barred BY
VICTIM
San Antonio Bache lors
Prey of Fake Mar.
riage Plotters.

CONTINUED From Page one)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
LADY LUCK KIND TO MAN
Who FORGOT CAR NUMBER

could not even began a search without
knowing the numbers.
Friday when two boys were arrested
near Marion where they had turned
over in an automobile, they admitted
having stolen il. Deputy Sheriffs
Peters and Flores having no record
of the numbers on the car had no
idea to whom it belonged and had
about decided it was stray car when
the owner by chance passed the sher-
ifs office and identified it.
An hour later he was found whisper
ing over and over to himself the mum.
bers which he had copied on the cuff
of his shirt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
MAN STAYS
TOO NEAR SING SING

OSSINING, N. Y, Oct. 3.-Han-
ford Rogers, %, is held in Ossining
for the Westchester county grand jury
on the charge of unlawfully possessing
revolver, all because he liked the at
mosphere of Sing Sing so we'll that,
instead of putting as much distance
between himself and the prison as
most prisoners released do, he took
job for contractor working ON the
grounds of the institution outside of
the wall. Rogers had been paroled on
a grand larceny charge. He owes the
state three years on the former charge
and faces the likelihood of serving that
much now for violation of parole.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04

Paul Stever, 504 Bedell building,
has now memorized the motor and
license numbers Of his automobile
forward, backward, and from tho
middle both ways.
1T is only by the greatest good for
tune that he has an automobile With
numbers to memorize.
Last Wednesday his automobile was
stolen from in front Of the public
library on Market street. When he
went to report the theft he found that
he knew neither of the numbers and
could not find his papers.
His car being of the kind which
only a few persons haven't, officers
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CONTINUED From Page One)
and when / got there, told me she
guessed she would die, because she
didn't have nurse, and the doctor
said she must have one.
4UVrAVS WANTS NnNEV
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BOGUS NOBLEMAN
TRIES TO KILL SELF
BY EATING GLASS

CHICAGO. Oct. 3-George Schiller,
under arrest as a swindler, discovered
what police say is a new way to at
tempt suicide.
Grinding his watch crystal 30 .
powder against his cell walls, he
swallowed the glass and was taken to
hospital in a critical condition.
Schiller. it is charged, posed as .
count and confined his swindling OF
erations to priests.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
DIES IN MACHINERY

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 3.-David G.
Patton, 1920 Dawson Avenue, Long
Beach, was killed on Signal Hill when
his clothing caught in the machinery at
the Patton and Cassidy No. 2 well,
and the victim was drawn into the re-
volving wheels. Patton was dead when
discovered
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
BARRIERS CUT PRICE

KIRKSVILLE, Mo-, Oct. 3.-The
cheapest thing a man can do here is
to get his hair cut.
A member of the BARRIERS union was
expelled recently and began operating
n shop. charging 90 cents for n haircut
and 20 cents for shave. Then the war
started.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-04

peQGela isrcha Sc hacia pedazos
contra las rocas.
Que he hecho, me preguntaba,
ell mi interior, que cualquier cosa
que haga, donde quiera que va
va, La suerte me esta cerrando la
puerta de la oportunidad en- la
cara?
Esa nochs mi marido Y yo ARE
gl7mo3 nuestras cosas.
Nos informamos de que con dos
dias do camino por las montadas
llegariamos a la costa de Dalylt
cia.
All serfa possible que alg1n bar
co de carga nos diera pssaje pa
ra Inglaterra.
Tuvimos 6xito en- obtener pasaie
en- un barcos -pequeiios
vapores que llevan eargas de car-
bon. Sucios, 10 son-terriblemeusa
sucios y molestos. Y no tienen :.co-
modacienes para pasajeros
Tardamos tres semanas en- l1egay
Cardiff. Jnglaterra. FL barco sc
net:6 en- rna terrible tormenta Ell
ell golfo de vizcaya, cerca de las
costas de Francia, pero no tenia-
mos miedo. En- ell mar no Sc Dian
las balas de los asesinos!
Taniamos muchos amigos en- In
glaterra Amigos que nos hablan
invitado en- los gloriosos dias an,
tsriores la guerra. Habfa ciea-
tcs que ros hnbieran ayudado fnan
cieramente. Zero no ten.amos Ia
intfnci6n de ser una carg. para
elloc.
Amhos, mi marido y 50, 6ramos
completamente capaces de ganar-
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ReEata Su Has Emocionante AUenturl
Psg M E Su6 Dedro Aparea Cada Eina Fdf
al Pfeideme de Repla Hmga de
sus Tres Peanei Aaorobes hMos

nos Ia vida. Tenfamos salud. ju-
vertud y educaci6n!
Aunque al principle tenianos el
proyeeto de ir al Canada Y estsble
cernos ali en- un rancho, la 'rccep-
con qre Sc nos hizo en- Tnglate-
IRA fu6 tan agradable, que pernla
necimos definitivamente ALI.
Mi marido obtuvo un espi@ndido
puesto. Rentamos una casa, y CO.
nocimos la civilization una veg
ma.
Entonces La Gombra SO apareci6
de nuev0l
Era un baile de cari6ad. Cual-
qniera que quisiers pagar Ell pre-
cio--un procio nuy subido --pod;a
entrar al bale. Una fiesta nluy con
currida. Mucho calor abgnaan-
Ella de m1sica. Pero 70 estaba feI:z.
La causa era muy baena. No Sc
ME hubiera hecho asistir. q uRo. de
esos bales megclados, cuanlo so
tontamente pensaba Que los de no.
bic cuna Gran da diferente arci-
lla que las. demas gentes Ahcya
ansiaba mesclarme con etlos. Nc'
reunfa una causa comtn. Ia oulce
carload.
Hacia Ia media noche. Sc me ocu
rrio @mirar a traves de mas covti-
coiitinua en- la pag. II
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rig .endonos sls bayonetas mien:Ias
cue nos arrastrabalnos sobre las
piedras para La estacion de policia!
Al llegar al departamento de po-
ncia pedimos una explicaci6n. Ein
gun9 nos dieron.
Mi ,parido, yo, mis- tres ntaitos,
el seccetario de mi lnarido, mi don
celia Y los nifios del ANA, cstaba-
NOS amontonados en- una pequsla
zelda Gonde nos hiciaron pasar
la roche. No habia cainas. Tuvilros
qre tirarnos en- ell sue1o de piedras.
4 l. .nahana s.gpiente nos llo-
va,on ante cl jefe de Ia policia. A
todas nuestras preguntas respandie
con evasivas. Inferimos que habia
recbido una carta dc ''una dana
cuyo nomhre no did. pero cue nos
/ ffEpas mos era nuestra Nemesis, Ia
sehor1ta THUR, que le di6 cierta
linformaa6n. Como resuitado dc
clio, s. vi6 obligado pedirnos
que ahandonaramos ell pals hajo
guardia @
/ Es'uvo muy polltdeo. Nos pre-
gunt6 a d6nde queriamos ir.
No tenemos planes, replic6 mi
nlarido. No importa donde vaya-
mos pero no podemos II q Aus
ira.
Sc mandaron soldadcs o que EN-
racaran nuestras cosas la casa
No era culpa del gobierno italia.
no que los hombres que fueron en-
viados robaran abandonaran los
objetos mas Valiosos que poseia-
mos. a 49, 4:s
Los soldsdos que nos conducian
la frontera, .eligieron un camino
que llsgaba a Austria. Nos senti-
mos desolados.
Caminamos durante varias millas.
No podiamos pedir ayuda.
Mnchas noches les dimos gracias
los campesinos que nos perIni-
tian ussr sus pocilgas vacias du-
rante las boras do sueho de strs
ocupantas. Mi marido acostumbra.
Ira reunir brazadas de paia Y IT,
rarlas en- ell suelo despnds qpe' tl y
su secretario 10 habia hmyiado tan
to como era possible. g
| POGO a poco-lentamente- -llegaa
mos ., Yugoeslavia. 1 ~ -
FL pueblo ALI era amigo " estn
vimos durante dos afios.
C0mpranaCs una lancha gasoli4
nera Y yo Ilice alglln dinero pa
seando turistas por los alrededores,
!, Jamas me .habia yo dado cuen-
ia del valor del direro antes. Real-
mente. esta es la verdad. Toda mi
vida, hasta que, la dssgracia nos
persfgui6. habia yo tenido todas
/ las cosas que mi coraz6n habSa de-
seado. <
Una muy bonita mafalla, Ia ga
solinera choc6 contra las rocas,
/ Los pasajeros y la mrier que Ii
raanejaba tuvieron cue nadar has
Ia la playa. Tristenents, tuve que
presahciar dssde la orilla, como M
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TNOU1LINOS'
QUE NO PAGAN

Hay cieYta clase de 'inquilinos'
que ala,lilan "un hogar" san permi-
so del due1o reSisten tndo esfuer
10 para echarlos In calle Nos II
feritnas a los inSectos Y animalitoS
conocidos con varies nombres. qn1
50. .esconden en- Ia eabeza Y partes
vel!osas del cuerpo humane Sean
pioioS. liendres como So les lame.
II nneHcnto PlOJiNX (ooble fuer
IA acabarA con ollos. Ell pocos dfasl
No hay pioio. ilendre, nj ningi1n otrc
insecto que la. resista. Sc aplica con
faciiidad, ,iene olor agradaiIe cues
ia POGO dinero y es de reSTlltados
mas rapidos que el ungnento de nler-
curio. el unguentok de seldadoy Y
1tras pomadas Y mguentos seeretos
Es un fnsecticida que no debe fal-
car en fing9in hogar. Sc usa fam
t,idn la P!OJINA Cdoble- fuerza J
para layar, la cabeZa de adultos y
li1os Y para GUITAR LA CASPA
dejaI la cabeZa limpia Y olorosa.
por su precio m6dico sesta al alcance
lie rjcos Y pohres. COmpre la Pro
JlNAs on, cualquier botica. Advt
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arvon, aplfqueselo de noche al acos-
tarse; use suficiente cantidad pa
ra humedecer bien ell cuero cabe-
lludo fr6tese suavemente con la
yema de los dedos.
Al amanecer, toda 81 nc Ia ma
yor parte de la caspa ha desapa-
rec:do. Dos tres aplicaciones mas,
completamente disolveran y des-
truiran toda huella, no importa la
mucha caspa que usted tenga.
Notara que toda picazon Y ras-
caz6n del cuero cabelludo termi-
nara instantaneamente, y su ca
bello quedara sedoso, con lustre,
bien suave y Glen veces mejor que
antes.
listed puede obtener liquid
arvon en- cualquier farmacia Y cua-
tro onzas es cuanto necesita. Es-
te maravilloso remedio no ha fa-
llado todavia.
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una aventnrera.
Procisamente dos meses despues
de esta vista, los reaec!onarios
hangnros, forRaron a mi marido a
dimitir. conhscaron su fofsuna de
ss.0o0.o 600. nuestros castillos Y ..e-
ras y Ia mayor parte do riis mas
valiosas ioyas. incluyeAdO entire
elias rna riqueza en- herene!ss IA.
uiliares.
Mi niGO mas psquefo aeababa
de naeer asi es qne no nos fne po-
sibie viajar muy lejos. Nos fGimos
viyir. por 10 pronto. con no de
los ministries de nd marido.
( Un dia estkbamos caminando por
sn propiedad. cuando IN extrafio
- apareci6 ante nosotros. Sin rna
palabra sae6 ina pistOla de sl
mama. y mat5 a nuestro huespcl,
inmediatamente despu6s, volvi6 ei
arna sobre 81 mismo y &c suicide.
eayerdo pregtros pies. Un exam"u
de sns boIsiilos. rsvel6 cartas que
rrobabsn que el hombre habia sido
algnilado para aseslnar a mi ma
udo.
Dos d.as despu6s. IN oacial apre-
hendi5 otro asesiRo alqllilado
con ei minno objeto. En- 1878 nj
abnelo negoci6 con Bismark pla-
ne6 n aliaRza alemana. Este aus6
mo fu6 enviado como algo perso-
mel que 81 relacionaba con mi IA
milia: ''Un hombre ha sido cap
iuradO en- Ia frontera Y dice que
IA s.do alquiIado para matar al
conde Kfrolyi".
sahiendo que mi marido era I'M
enemigo de Alsmania. el asesino
- IA sentido SECURE al vanaglo-
Tiarss de tan horrible mission.
Neceeitamos saIir desde luego, lie
urgia a mi marido. quien deseaba
qus pormaneeieramos con nuestros
amigos hasta que yo estuviera
mas fuerte. rs eyidente que
Horthy. el nuevo regente dc Hun
/ Frla. esta decidido deshaeerse de
nstsd'.
Pues 81 este In pone usted ner-
yiesa, saldremos mahana, rephco.
Tenemos nnestro pasaporte dip:o-
matieo y mejor nos iremos FlO-
reneia. hasta que las cosas Sc com
poneaH per 81 mismas. e
Pero 20 tenia que haeer algo pri
mere. Tendiiamos aue ser regis
trsdoa Embellishments en- Ia fronte-
Fa.
Y 20 habfa oeultado uno de mis-
mas bellos eollares-un hilo de cua-
irocientas ochenta perlas perfecta-
mente iguales-io tenia yo sobre
mi euando nos conhscaron el resto
do nuestra propiedad. Este collar
intentaba 20 que fuera el simiento
do nuestra fortuna futura.
vReiI6 al principle. Despues su-
giri6 que 10 enviaramos a algunos
amigos en- viena, para que inter-
eed eran con Horthy.
ESQ tomarh mueho tempo, y 20
tengo misdo de estos asesinos, le
confess, eontFabandearemos las per.
las al traves del RIO esta noche y
las oeultaremos en- Ia arena.
/ cuando erueemos manana, va ha-
hremos sido regIstrados de este la.
do dc IA frontera y coger las per-
las "a Ia oriila opuesta sera coss
fAeii. ~SW
! ror supuesto. que 81 tomamos IN
bote. seremos agilados y regis
trados antes do embarcarnos.
AS es que decidimos nadar!
Llegamos Ia orilla opnesta en-
salv0.
Ali nos encontTanios. nc con una
linea de eentinelas, sino con va
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rias, extendiendose hacia atr&s en-
ulillas, segiin me pareci6.
Uno de los centinelas Sc nos apro
ximo. Yo me cal, y me extendi en-
In arena como 81 estuviera yo IA
tigada. Con tan pocos moVimien-
tos como me fu6 possible, hice IN
agujero en- la arena con uita mano,
en- Ia que tcnia 80 el collar. Era
demaeiado voluminoso para ocultar-
Sc. y para mfs ansiosos oJos pare
cia como 81 los rayos de la luna es-
tuvieran iluminando cada perla.
Mi iaarido explic6 que nos esta-
bamos bahando simp!enente por
placer; qle 70 me habia cansado
ITgeraments despu6s de haber NJ
dado, y que ibamos ,regresar en-
slgunos minutos.
Fl centinela 20 puso charlar.
Nos diJo uue estaban teniendo una
gran cantidad de- placer con los
niembros de Ia antigua nobleza,
que trataban de saear de contra
bando joyas y dinero de Hungria.
P5so el ejemplo do un banqrero
ace Sc les habia oscapado, disfra-
sandose como una vieia eampesina
gorda. Mas de un million de d6la-
res en- Bouos Sc habia lido con el.
La historic sc habia extendidos he
eta atras, y Horthy estaba furio-
So. e
( Que imbscil tratar de contraban-
dear algol die 20 alzando los
houbros cuando me levante y vol
vi a entrar en- el aqua.
81 ell ceDtlnela tuvo sospechas o
81 se nos vlgil6 desde ell lado h0"-
garo, no 10 Sc; pero desde Ell mo-
mento de nuestro regreso estuvi-
mos bajo constante vigilancia.
Nos fu6 impossible volver por las
perlas. Un amigo Sc vi6 obhgado
ir por elias y 1levarselas nues-
tros amigos en- Viena precisamer-
to como mi marido hahia sugerido
al principle.
Mientras que las negociacicHes
estuvieron pendientes entire rues-
tros amigos de viena. cue sapian
que las perlas eran de mi propie-
dad, Y Horthy, uve al fin Sc Vi6
obngado a darmelas, estuve IN n
estado de constante terror por los
asesinos. Caftas amenazs 1oras lie
gaban diariamente.
Por fin abandonamos nnestra tic
IRA natiya-aleres de vcr per
dsrse sus planes, pero con nm ,erri-
bic dolor en- nuestros corazones!
Era la TERRA de nuestros padres!
Por ella, crrantos de nuestros arte-
pasados Sc han bat'do y han !nuer-
to. Durante siglos han dirigido sus
des'inosl Unos cuaneos AMOS lie
guerrac-y puf! todo So la termina-
dol
Con exito negociamos TN presto
mo con una casa de Paris dejan-
d. en- dep5sito mis- perlas, y por
10 p-onto tnvirnos dinero en- abun-
dancia, 10 que nos permitlo rer-
tar una villa on Florenc:a.
Pero la desgracia no. habiS tar
minado con nosotros
Una tarde que estabarIes senta-
dos en- Ia terraza bebiendo cafe con
I'M amigo, una compafIia az solda-
dos. narch6 sobra nuestra casa con
bsvonota calada.
Tienen ussedes cue venir con nos
Otros a la policial ordeno el ta.
cial @ -,--
No era possible. rehusar. Ell ofcial
solo obedecia 6rdenes.
Los nifos estaban durmiend, gu
siesta cuando fuimos molestsdos.
Los vcstimos violentamente. Nos
cargaron en- un CAIRO rodeaio de
soldados, que estaban sentados di-
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La manera mas faciI
para exterminar la caspa

Hay un medic muy e6caz que
nunca ha fallado para eliminar IA
caspa, Y este es disolverla. Queda
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conpl e ta-
mense des-
truida. Pa
ra este, OBJ
tengase cua-
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
81 David Sandow of New York City and
Sophle A. Radford of this city.
Ralph A. Barber and Zelma Malone
bo,s miiliam N BncNner and Parthina Morris
:, Eugene f. Wallace Of Fairmont Heights
No. and Anna Burgess of Oyder Heirhts
George Gorham and Josephine Watts
nods kdsnne1h s6fb " PhhaTs and Mabel E Rey
Edward B, .Breiiahani iTiDHid' and Nora NJ. Meads
Percy B. Drake of Richmond Va. and
Gladys & NJ Donnelly OF, New smyrna. Fla. .''''
MARVIN ). Cooper of this city and Edith
Z. Glliespie of Flint. Mich
n Edward J De Barbieri Of New York City
Ih0mas II. Nugent of this city and Fs
teiIs g. Sinclair of Alcova Heights Va
-. Mnlliiam :; Cox and Ellen E. Armour: both
4iobd,Is Rayid b Erit,er and Marie selby.
Nlcho!as NJ: Abey of Baltimore and Ola T
Smith Of St George. W Va. a =
1-v;ha CHARLES LEI R D. Brooks Of this city and Alice
Rivers. 49, anu eaho'
Charles F Marvin and Irene E. Bodick.
John #. Donahoe of Frederick burg Va
and Ida F. Martin of this city.