The Bee, 1916-12-29

The front page of 1916-12-29. 286 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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MACHINE GUN USED BY GUARDS ElPaso, Tex., D-ic. 25. It was repot tod -at tho oimp of thi Third Kentucky Infantry to-day that at least quo of the Mcxicau snip rs who fired on First Battalion of tho Third Kentucky Infantry wai tilled when the machine gun belonging to tfto battalion was used to routhe snipers, Who were firing at the American array oamp near tho cement plant on the American side of the R o Grande. Tho iniperi fired twen twenty - ty twenty or moro timet into tho camp of tho American aoldfcrs. Maji B. H Dfeuhardr, com

FAULL-SiSK Miss Mona Fa oil, of St. Oharle and Thomas N. Sik, of Detroit, Mich., were united in matrimony Wednesday in Madieonville, Rev Staley pastor of tho Baptist church officiating. Miss Faull is tho o'dest daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. J. Faull and it one of the most deservedly popular young ladies of that town. Mr flisk is a ton of Jim 8. Bilk, of St. Charles and hat a splendid position in Detroit. The young couple spent the holiday.! with the bride's par-

made a rate of 1 cent a po for deli verv Through tho rnalk Despite, this provision raadT tho Government that' jretE, may be supplied with newtp and periodicals; thonsaads publications, big and little, now threatened with aba ruin because of inability tLffprioe which the paprfc facturera demand. ' jfc- Many publishers are tfcr

Nichols-Long MisnFirn N oholi and Mr Flsvd Lang, both" ef ibis oity, were married at thu MUliodist parson age Xmas night by R'v. 0sh 0sh-man, - man, 0sh-man, pastor of tho M. E. Oharcb Jiouih. Mim Nichols it a charm' ing young lady and is well and

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