davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09
Reservist Sent to Prison.

New York, Sept. o. Gustav Stahl,
German reservist. who pleaded guilty to
perjury in swearing that he saw four
guns mounted on the Lusitania before
she sailed out of New York was SEN
fenced today to rs months imprison-
ment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09
General Has Cholera.

Rome, Sept. 9.-The Austrian Com'
mander in Chief Conrad Won Hoetzen'
dorff has been stricken with cholera,
according to a Udine dispatch uneon-
firmed from any other source.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09

New Orleans States; A writer in tne
Atlantic Mnthly tells us that the full
name with which General Won linden
burg was loaded in his helpless infancy
is Paul Ludwig Hans Anton Won Ben.
eckendorff und Won lIindenburg But
that is more than a name. 1t is YER
bal parade.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09
Does Not Change Status.

London, Sept. 9,--The report Of Lieu
tenant Mcbride, the American embassy
naval attache, on the Hesperian tor
pedoing, does not change previous state
ments that the vessel was attacked
without warning it was understood here
today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09
italy Bars Cotton.

Washington, Sept, o. Italy has
placed cotton ON the contraband hst'
the state department was Officially
notified today. This step followed Eng
lnnd's similar action.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09

reported north Of Arras and in Lor'
raine. French forces captured Il nuin.
Der Of prisoners and machine guns near
Binaryille.
severe cannonadng continues at
many points in Flanders and the Ar
nOnne.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09
AMERICANS AT OWN RISK.
BY Charles P. Stewart.

Washington, Sept 9.--Amerieans in
London are there at their own risk. II
any perished, or were wounded, in last
night IS Zeppelin raid, there is nothing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09
zEPPELINS DROP BOMBS IN HEART OF LONDON
ARABIC NOTE RECEIVED
FROM GERMANY TODAY

Secretary Lansing Says Text Of German Communication
WllProbaby Be Made Public Tomorrow - Explanation
May Be Accepted If Intention To Warn PASSENGER YES
sells In Future Is Reassert ed --Hesperian Case Is Now
Deemed More Important By State Department
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09
WRECKAGE AND TERROR
IN TRAFALGAR SQUARE
Definite Reports Coming Slowly Due to Censorship But Is
Known Centre Of City Suffered Daily News Cables
That Office Was lJnhamed Which Is Regarded As Sig
niGcant--Paris Suburbs Raided French Airmen Kill
Seveny-6ve In Recent Raid

the idea that Trafalgar was one goal,
for Marconi usually stops in London
near that point.
The Metropole, Grand and Victoria
hotels, all popular with Americans, are
on or near the. square. The Nelson
column stands out prominently in the
center Of the square, while behind 1t is
the national gallery, with its vast store
of art treasures.
Steamship and bank offices on Cock
spur street, extensively patronized by
Americans, are only short distance OF
the square, waile at the other end OF
the square is located .the Strand, Lon
don s most famous
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09
Reach the Heart Of London.


New York, Sept. 9.-The most de-
structive air raid in history was made
on London last night by Count Yep
pein s death machines.
Twenty were killed and SS wounded,
all civilians with four exceptions, the
London press bureau announced.
The extent of the property damage
was withheld by the censors. II il
known, however, from an earlier press
bureau announcement that many fires
occurred, though it was claimed they
had BEEN controlled Mt midnight.
Private messages indicated the raid
ers struck at the very heart of the
metropolis.
Dispatches received from William
G. Shepherd, staff correspondent oi
the United Press and in cablcgran
to the Chicago Daily News, brouga'
similar information.
The Shepherd dispatch, an interview
with Marconi, inventor of the wireless
Indicated that the effect of the rait
was terrible. The Chicago Daily New
cable, declaring the News offices, 10
Gated in the very center Of the metrop
oils, had escaped unscathed.
But the dispatch Of the latter mes
sage was regarded as most significant
II the Zoppclins had not pierced cvel
to the very vital part Of London, !
was believed, there would have been n,
occasion for the news correspondent
reinsurance to his home office.
Trafalgar Square, IL was believed
here. was reached by the raiders Their
are located large portion Of The
American colony
Moreover, Marconi 3 mention Of sec
ipp Zeppelins used Gas ! saw them las
night" was regarded as strengtaenlnI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09
French Raiders Kill seventy-five.

Amsterdam, Sept. 0.-Seyentyfiye
persons, chiefly soldiers, were killed in
the French air raid on Saarbrucken
Monday, it was learned today The
military station was exploded by tho
French bombs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09
BERLIN TELLS Of
ZEPPELIN RAID
ON ENGEAND D
Says Bombs Dropped On Lon
don DOcks---French Trench
es Are Captured

Berlin, via London, Sept. o. Yep
pelins bombarded London docks, with
satisfactory results, it was official.
ly announced today. Though heavily
shelled, the air craft returned un-
damaged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09

The Berlin message undoubtedly re-
ferred to Tuesday nights raid when
thirteen were killed and 43 wounded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09

Columbia State; One reason this
country keeps the peace is that NOBODY.
else seems 10 want II. "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09


Paris has been immune from attacks
for months, though the German avi-
ators were only abnt fifty miles dis
tant. The city took the greatest pre-
cautions, and its air patrols made 1t
difficult for Taubes to approach.
The last previous attempt against the
city was on August 2S but the Germans
were forced to turn back after bonn
harding Ecighbring villages.
the latest raid was presumably in
retaliation for the French Saarbrucken
raid
Neslo is town Of $500 inhabitants
about thirty miles from Amiens, and
Challerange is small town nearby.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09
snburhp Of Parls Raided.

Paris Sept. 9,--Zeppein raiders have
bombarded the suburbs Of Paris, but
no details of damage or possible cas-
ualties had been given up to early
today,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09

Loudon, Sept. 9,-The Zeppelin terror
is again on Luldon and the Enghsh
east coast, following the second raid in
two nights by German airmen.
While the admiralty did not announce
the exact location of the Tuesday night
raid. it admitted that the raids last
night were two separate attacks over
the "eastern counties and the London
district.
A "fcw casualties" were reported
up to early today and tae official press
bureau promised further definite infor-
nation during the day
Fires, caused by explosives and in.
cendiary bombs were under control
when the bureau issued its statement
lust after midnight this morning,
In this, the twentieth raid against
England, the Germans inflicted the
heaviest casualty thus far.
Casualties in the previous night 8
raid totallod So including killed, wound
ed and missing.
Last night 90 are known to be dead
and eighty persons were wounded
bringing the total casualties up t'
l0S. an.s
Twenty are known killed in Londor
alone. Tine total death list as an
nouneed by the press bureau wa'
twelve men, two women, six children
while the wounded were forty.eiglt
men, twenty.seveG women and thirteer
children.
All the victims were civilians except
one soldier killed, and three Others
wounded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09

Pacific Coast League.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-09

Schnuor and D00ini UemRree nhu
Burns. Adams replaced Demorcc, Wen
dell replaced Doom.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-14
Ell GENERAL GARCIA EN- NOGA.
LES
Viene de Ia Pag ia.)

ticne cl cargo de Comandante mill,
tar del puerto de Guaymas. regreSt
aver del viaje que hizo pc. varias po
blacioncS dc Ia Baja California. Di
che viaje 10 hizo Tenorio llevand,
una comision del g~obernador May
torena. cerca de las autoridades d,
Ia Baja California. Sc ignora gu,
comision seria 10 que IIevo Tcnorio
s5lo sc Sabe cumplio satisfactory"
con ella.
Tenorio fuc llamado 4 Nogales pc.
{! ~gobernador M~aytoreua cuando Ia,
Jropas ca~rrancistaS iniciaron su avian.
&C dc Aqua Prieta hacia IN plaza sc.
Gina ' mace POGO menos dc ounce
dias que fut c~omisionado por cl pro.
Pic g~obernador para que fuera !;
conferenciar con cl ccroncl Es,eban
Cantu. jefe politico del Distrito Nor,
tc de n Baja California.
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FOLLETiN No. 20
FL PROSCRIPTO.
TONY REVILLON.

que escaba sal;ese = Il Gale; no Pc
dia uamur 4 aingUna Puer,a nj soil
citar ~colocacj0U.
Solamente Julio podia e~nterarle de
10 que deSeaha Saber Y, al mismo
tempo, ayudarIe a Salir lie aquella
situaci6n. Sin duda n poiitica los
separa0a: pero Julio. republican, de
n viSpera. no iba d ser implacabls
con un vencido. cuyas opiniones. algo
mas a~vanzadas. comedian en- el toE-
do con las suyas. E! senior Pochou.
alcaIde del Emperio. no p~erdonaAa al
sold2do de Ia Commune; Julio. fun
cioaario del i de ~Septiembre. 10
a6andona-ia a 81 camarada De Ia in
tancia en- a miseria : el desCierro.
Noel euDleo "a manana en- eScribir
n subprefecto. Sc confiaba Z el por
entero, hablandole como 4 IN hernia
no de sus inquietudes Y de Su po-
breza.
POGO despues de mediodia. e. me-
cauico v~olvi6, trayendo q almuerzo.
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PERMlSOS PARA FINCAR.

Mrs. j. II. Alley, Water Street,
c0mposturas, Totes l4-lG, block 685;
SIS.
=. Granada, c&quina Sac Marcos
y Ldpez, lotc 4. -. block 2l5S. adj
ci6n; $50.
Magnolia Petroleum Co.. South
Carolina Street. addiction. lote |.
block CT; $3.50.
Mrs. S. II Brown. North .Agarita
Street, casa de sietc pleas. lotc 10.
block 1861: So. 500.
Mr.. Bacher, Barrett Place, casa
dc cu&tro pleas, Totes ~ 4 81. block
3504; 500.
Mrs. Ida Brown, sol Hood Street,
composturas, Tote /, block 1859;
400.
Alamo Home Builders, North Nor
ton Street, casa de tres pleas, Totes
1884. block 6O57; $500.
Chas Albrecht. 1888 East CONNER
&c Street. edjficio, lote 3. block
1886; $50.
Alfred Scheudel, zoos Avenue D,
ASA de ocho pleas. lotc :. block
472; 300.
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lNDEMNIZAClON 4 YIN KE.
FUGiADO.

Fin AhriI > del rOrrirntr anO. 10
mingo A. Sanchez fac atropellado
en- Ia calie dc! Comerrio por an ao
tom"Yil, causandolcs alrunas lesio-
mes graves Ell In cabrza que lc tu-
yirron ell cana por nl"lh tempo.
S:,rchcz llevn en- qucrclla ante las
:utoridaioS c"mpctcntcS y cStas han
resueljo, dcspucs De los mcSeS quc
han t~ranScurrido hasta ahora. que 81
dueno del auto dehc pagan al afro
PeIiado una i~ndcmnizaci6n de $I50
di.ar"S. T.! ra.lo dr IN C0rlr drhr
3arse L conocer proXimamcnte 4 los
iMtercSadOS.
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Y este les do cuenta de su resolu-
c!0n. .Algunos cambiaron una dist
mulada sonrisa al oirle, perO ninguno
pronunci0 una palabra que pudiera
desilusionar al joven 0 i%nspirarle du-
das acerca del eXito de sus gestiones.
FL resultado de elias, por desgracia
para Noel, fue completamente nuio.
En- todas parties las casas de banca
que visit0 fue recibido con amabl-
lidad; pero al llegar al punto espi-
noso de sus ~antecedentes, que no po-
dia ocultar, Sc lie daba 4 entender
de manera cortes, pero sin apelaci6n,
que no era pasible dar empleo algu-
no 4 I'm emigrado que habia tenido
un papel en- los des6rdenes revolucio-
narios de la Commune
Cleric que Noel cast Sc VIC arras-
trado en- aquel movimiento sin darse
cuenta de clio Y que no Sc hizo cul-
pable personalmente de ninguna de
las a~trocidades que mancharon aque-
liza revuelta; pero este no podia justi-
flcarlo ante los ojos de los banqueros
de quienes solicitaba un empleo, que
obraban con justicia al negarle un
puesto en- sus oficinas. Su error, por
tanto, estaba va bien castigado, en-
c~ontrandose u Ia MERGED del D~estino. |
en- extrano suelo, despueS de 10 mu-
cho que habia sufrido por sus heri-
das y intermediates.
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Ell CORRESPONSAL.

comlda fut allegro Y lena de eXpan-
sion: sin darse cuenta de clio. eI
blanco mantel. los cubiertoS de pla-
Ia. el Servicio correcto del restau-
rant. influian en- ell espiritu de Noel,
,ontinuando IN obra de resurrection
que habian cOmenZado el SaStre Y el
camiSero.
Habl6 a su amigo de los prOyectoS
que tenia antes de Ia guerra.
-Desde que anne de veras, COM
prendi la grandeza Y hermosura del
trabajo. Lo que entonces guerra ha-
Ger por honor Y para resultar digno
de mi prometida 10 intentare ahora
por una raz6n mas, que es Ia de ga
marine la vida. Por desgracia, no
tengo una profession como la de US
ted; e~jercer aqui de abogado seria
un sueno, pues no tengo recursos pa
"a poder esperar a que fueran Vi
niendo los clientes. Solo me queda la
probabilidad de encontrar una colo
caci6n, por modesto que sea, en- algu-
ma oficina o casa de banca. En- Gil
nebra no debe ser este muy dificil,
nj aun ~tratandose de IN eXtranJero.
Els mas dificil de 10 que listed
cree-dijo el obrero. Sin embargo,
tiene listed razon Y debe intentarlo.
Fueron 4 terminar Ia velada al lu-
gar de reunion de los emigrados, quie,
mes recibieron disbursements a Noel
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GScribrre q Painblanc, me dirigirG
directamente 4 Cecilia. A pesar de
81 padre. ella me ANA Y me contesta-
II.
Noel Saiio para cobrar Ia letra V
cOmprarse ropa. \ Ia vuelta, entr6
en- n peluqueria. FL mecanico ape
mas pudo reconocer 4 ST huGsped en-
el joven elegante y de buen aspecto
que ~encontr6 por la noche en- su ha-
bitaci6n.
La miseria vuelve humildes Il los
que here: i esta humildad Sc ana
de. en- el hombre bien educado. la
c~omparacion entire 10 que era Y 10
que eS Y este lie paraliza completa-
y lie quita toda energia. lie
vandole al ~abandono de 81 mismo.
NIene IN Sopio de bienesrar. Y Ell con-
traste Sc acusa con la miSma ~fuerza;
IA vista, anteS baja, Sc levanta V los
movimientoS son mas igiles: con Ia
poslbllidad de Ia accion, reaparece
Ia conclencia del propio esfuerzo.
Noel, al verse exteriormente como
anteS. recobro Ia iuerza dichoSa de
su edad Y de su n~aturaleza.
lie convido q comer-dijo a 81
amigo. A los postres hablaremoS.
Suolerou Ia escalera del restaurant
del Norte Y ~sentaronse 4 una mesi-
junto a. alfeizar de una ventana,
tenlendo Ell lago bajo Il oios. La
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-14

.~ual Que Ia vispera. supo ~prodigar 4
Noel cuidados Y atencioneS que lie
conmovieron: Y. buScando un modo
lie demonstrate Ia gratirud que sentia
an Ill ~corazon. e. joven lego al me-
ctnico Ia carta escrita aquella mana
VI y le cont6 81 vida.
La respuesta de Julio no tard6 en-
Gegar. Tres Gias despues, el cartero
llamaba q Ia puerta.
lima carta,-exclam6 Noel.
-Si-dijo el cartero. sonriendo.-
Una carJa certificada.
4 firmar en- el cuaderno-registro
"a mano de Noel temblaba. Rompi6
el So0re ' encontro una letra de qui-
niento> frances.
Ia carta de Julio era corta. En-
2resaDa en- ella 4 Noel la seguridad
que tenla de ser nombrado D~refecto;
que tra0ajaba mucho ' que iba rara
veg 4 Pierrc-Benite, recomendandole
Al fina! que no dejara de escribirle.
pueS Slempre Cendria verdadero pla-
cer en- reclblr noticias suyas.
Por mas que Noel LEILA esta carta
ana Y otra vez. no eucontraba nada
de ,o que hubiera deSeado. "Su pre-
fecCura lie absorbe por completo-de-
ella. pensando en- Julio. i'm enamo-
RADIO me hubiera comprendido"
lie aSalt6 de nuevo Ia tristeza.
No. no quiero dejarme abatir.
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NACIMIENTOS.

Agosto l2.-Sr. y Sra. Jose Al
mama. 30S anita Rosa Avenue: una
nina.
Julio l3.-Sr. Y Sra. y. Guerra,
2l29 Wyoming Street; un nino.
G0stO ll.-Sr. Y Sra. Jose Ga.
Undo, 923 South PecOs Street: una
Agosto l2.-Sr. Y Sra. Juan Rami-
rcZ. 1909 Colima Street; una nina.
.Agosto 1O.-Sr. Y Sra. Casim Ilo.
ry. ilG Buena Vista Street; un nj,
no.
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Frente 4 esta perspectiva de pasar.
Sc dias, Y meSes enteroS sin
una ocupacion que lie permitlera abre,
War la augusta de SuS horas V lie
prcporcionase 4 Ia veZ ell medic de
ganar Su vida, volvi0 Noel a sentirse
profundamente desconsolado.
Cuando iba al muella de Eaux-Ni-
yes en- ell puerto, encontraba siempre
IN mismo hombre sentado en- un
banco. Era un proscripto de 1851,
I quien Ia edad V las enfermeda-
des habian reducido 4 no poder ira
bajar; no aprovecho Ia amnistia nj
la revolution de S~eptiembre para vol
Yer a Francia. Su mujer Y su hija
tinica habian muerto, sus amigos 10
mismo, Y NADIA lie atraia hacia el sue
10 patrio.
Vegetable en- Ginebra, viviendo de
una scasa pension que lie habia con-
cedidO el ayuntamiento. Por las no
ches, 4 no ser que hiciera mucho frio
0 que cayese el aqua Z %torrenteS, pa
saba las horas a orillas del lago, per-
didas sus miradas sin expression en
ell espacio, con una absolute inmovi-
lidad de estatua.
Noel, viendo a aquel anciano, sem
tia oprimirsele el corazon. La deses-
peraci0n, Ia atonia, el embrutecimien-
to lento del destierro, e~ncarnaban 4
'us ojos en- aquel pobre viejo, que So
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10 viva va Dor instinto.

10 VIVA va por instinto.
-"No-dijo-no acabare yo asi,
NO voy a gastar mi juventud en- ind-
Tiles gestiones, en- esperas %infanti-
les, en- suehos irrealizables v en- con-
versaciones de cafe! 81 es necesario,
~aprendere an oficio y me ire 4 bus
car trabajo 4 c~ualquier republica de
IA America espanola."
Pero, al decir este, un nombre su-
bio 4 sus labios: Cecilia!
E~speraba una carta, quizas una
vista. No habia entire los dos mas
que aigunas leguas y ella lie amaba.
ION, 81! lie amaba; hubiese dudado
de TODD, menos del amor de Cecilia.
Al fin, recibio una carta. Iba GER
tlfIcada, como Ia de Julie.
-iTiene listed f,ny buenos amigos
en- Francia!-dijo ell cartero.
Noel no lie oyo; habia roto con "a
pldez e. sobre y LEILA.
-Haga listed ell favor de firmar.
-iAh, 81! iAqui? Bueno, va esta.
La carta era bastante larga. Ami
ia Sc 10 contaba TODD, las angustias
de Cecilia y las suyas, Ia colera del
Pochon y Ia terminate prohi.
oicion que habia hecho 4 su hiia de
escribirle; pero anadiendo a renpl6n
para no d~escorazonar a Noel.
'fo escribire por las dos" Habian sa-
GOntinuara).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-14
:. INFORMATION LOCAL ..

anterior III C0nvcnci6n Sc rcuni6 G
Waco y cntonces fue electo presiden
tc II. 4. 0vcrhack de Dallas y p.
\. C6burn. tie Dallas tambitn. Sc
crctario. En- I'm mitin local de In So
ciedat 4" arqditectos So acordara IL
mancra dc recibir = los y~iSitadoreS.
j" csIa local organizari6n o Comitf
G. 81 rrcsidcnlc {. V. Srutter y eel
Sccrclario. Fred f.. Gaensein.
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Notas de Policia
las SIRE\kS PARA IA pOLICIt
DEL DEPARTMENT. DE
AUTOMOBILES.

E! comisionado de policia. Ste
res. ha eXpedido las ordeneS necesa-
rias para que Ia poljcia del Depar-
tamento de AUTOMOBILES sea equipa-
da con s~irenas similares 4 las que
usan en- Ell Departamento de bombe-
ros; pcro en- las instrucciones comu-
nicadas hace la advertencia de que
dichas ~sirenas solamente seran usa-
das en- el casO de una emergencia
grave.
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c

Jose Valdez, edad > amos. l2G
IIaller Street; congestion cerebral.
Nicolas Lopez, edad A. amos, Hos
pital de Ia Ciudad; heridas dc arma
de fuego.
Jose Martinez, edad - amos, II
Nuevo Mexico Alley; ~tetanuS.
Esperanza Esquivel, edad ! dia.
2l9 West Travis Street; nacimicn-
TO premature.
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DEFUNCION

FL senior don Victor Medeilin de
esta ciudad V Ia sonora su esposa do
ma Andrea MARTINEZ de Medellin nos
participant que ell dia 10 de los CO.
~rrientes, a las - del dia falleci6
su hijito. un nino de Ocho meSes de
edad. nacido ell so de Diciembre del
ano anterior.
Damos ell pesamc 4 los ofligidoS
padres.
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MATRIMONlOS

Albert II. Hall y Teresa L. Dunn.
Gerardo Torres y Jovita Diaz.
Ed. .Addicks Y Mariana Alvarez.
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s. NECESITAN MINEHOS-Mina dc > pics
q" carbon. bn"n t~rahajn, nina SEGA. caSa-
c"nIWrtdbI"~. h!rHa agIla Y rScurIa piIbIira.
No - ra"a tranSpOrtr. TrabajO SECURE.
T"m"n Ell rcrrncarril Missouri. Kansas &
TEXAS. Independence Mining COMPANY. rnc-
Ian. Texas.
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R0DOLF0 E. CABELLQ

INhT.NIEKO ELECTNICISTA.
OfreCe q listed >lIS SeryiCiOS, pOnihndOle en-
cOn0TImirniO on" venie G inSiall Ia 81
glIirnle maTuinarIa: PlantaS ElccIrlraS de
- 4 ~ luc"S; Mnt0rrS V DinamoS EIcciri-
watson MaGUlnaria rrGrigrradOra V
harer hIelo: Ia Rucda MOtora Smith.
para Dlclcleid>; MnlOre~ de Gasoline y Pc
Crude. 3IS CnvalIOs -. T~rlrrono
Travis iSi. san Antonio, Tex.
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1915-03-19
DRINK LOTS OF WATER
TO FLUSH THE KIDNEYS
Backaehe or Bladder Trouble
Neutrallze Acids.

Uric acid in meat excites the kid
neys, they become overworked; get
sluggish, ache, and feel like Jumps Of
lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the
bladder Is irritated, and you may be
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night. When the kid
neys clog you must help them flush
of the body's urinous waste or you'll
be real sick person shortly. At first
you feel dull misery in the kidney
region, you suffer from backache, sick
headache. dizziness, stomach gets sour,
tongue coated and you feel rheumatic
twinges when the weather is bad.
Eat less meat, drink lots of water;
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jad Salts; take table
spoonful in glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This IA
nous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for
generations to clean clogged kidneys
and stimulate them to normal activity,
also to neutralize the acids in urine.
so it no longer Is a source of irrita-
ton, thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive, cannot In.
jure; makes delightful effervescent
Whitewater drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active Druggists
here say they sell lots Of Jad Salts to
folks who believe in overcoming kid
ney trouble while it is only trouble
Adv