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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-15
Ser spraaiabr.r.

TDf~J>
2(ls id bem Sepp bonn 2ei6regiment
tpieber begegnets, bate er fi9 eben elm
tleines, fHmaIes gii4Iein sefauft.
IRA, Sepp," iaste id, AUD mai
seiftigen prOpiant2 Sit's Der .Jauff"
Ooer mas Don Stillsr?"
r0ad", fagts Der Sepp unb blins
5elte auf ben gtnbano, bon S4ilIer
Is er net."
.Wer .er"9"
Der Spraafiibrer fir ben beuts
f8en SOIbdten in geinbssIanb, " bu@e
itabirts Der Sspp bodbeuti4 berunter.
.Sofp, einsn Spradfibrer baft Tu
Dir getauft, Sepp."
.SSa. unb er toIt 6lob a Sufassr."
.Ob sr au9 gut 1T. Sepp91
IS bab Jpn i4p a biferl tubirt,
es ftsbt allies mSslias brin, fran55fifh
bsutf4, snsIifa, tpis mas bub'n
ptll."
pSOfO, au9 srsIifd? graudft bus
au9 Sepp2"
,Rdtiirli, BIN erit neulings tpieber
NIT flint sngltfds @'fansens 5'Tammas
tomm'n unp bab tbnen mas iag'n
tpon'n, ipas bringenbes asr n1z
tiirli, ipenn ma toan Sprdhfiibrer
bat, NADIA itsbIt ba tpie Der Dds am
Berg"
MAS BAIT Du ibnsn bise fugen
ipolfen, Sepp2"
so an ensIiI4 9'iunssl bnr's
alIeipeil runtsrpldrrt allefpeil bus
gfei6e, tpiF'n g = bdbG oembdbd,
ober pie's g'boub'n fat - unb ba bab
id ibnsn fag'n iBoIl'n, bab iie mir
am 8udel naufitetg'n ioIPn NIT Der
plGrrerei.
.6m, Sepp, jsbt tannft ia sfei9
bic probe MAIDEN. f4au einnal na9,
ob's brinitebt."
.Was, 6srr9"
nDus nit bsm 8udelnaufitsig'r unD
bas nit Der 2plGrerei.
.SaIo, Saio." Gr blGtter.e eifris
in bsrn rSpraafiibrsr" fir ben beuts
5fen Splbaten i'm 4usloub." - Bril-
de - Drummer - 8u = 8u =
guf6 - Butter - raa. 9ufel iteht
nit brin." Gr blGttert enttauiht tpeis
ter. .pe = ge - pelS = qilje =
plau - plas = uaa, plGrren tsb.
60 nett brin = ia, gum Gsict ii6sr;
cndnbsr, mas ia bsnn brr FL, q Sas
mifher SprdHfiihrer - ben srina !
benz S&piubler tpieSer s'rut
raber Sepp, i6 tpiirbe ihH bod
trft einmal sinen Gag lang probiren.
giellsi9t pur bas iebt nur ein gu
fall :"
glm nd6fen Gag traf i9 ben Sepp
tDieber. Sbns Spraafiibrer.
.Hun, Sepp, ipie bat er iia be-
lpGbrt, 0sin Spradfiibrer9'
~ S9ipinbel is's = Da ite6t ia
Sas Wi9tigite iiberbdupt net orin."
.@as bait Su bsru nod naHi4las
gen, Sepp9"
N e'fansener 5ranaos bat umds
nanOersefdimpft. llno ipie inn bob
iae'n tpol'n, sr iUlG Il net 10 arfs
manbeln, oa is's tDieoer net bring
itanb'n in benz oamiidin 9iiaferl -
unb iiberbaupt - nir ia brina'itanb'n,
mas ma braud'n bdtt tDunsn."
.Was bdtteIt 9u benn nod ges
brau9t, Sepp9"
,4 bI6piinniees Rbinoceros, a breis
ooppelt's &amel unb
,.6m, Sepp, Nieie Saaen iteben
lpabrfdeinli4 in sinem Spru9fiibrer
fir afritantiae SrisssiduupISss."
81 ipds Serr = a Sdnpinpel is's
a'eipeI'n nit bsm Spra9Fiibrsr =
alletpeil s'ladt Dam 9. bic oamtitfn
Sransoi'n, ME ih in Dem SdtpinbeIs
biiatel umandnberblGttelt bab' -
ma bIauirt iie ia por bic eigenen
@'fnussnen mit'nt ioI9enen 9a9erl
- babs linen ihnen an &opf sss
porf'n, tpie 9 mi 10 berblett ham -
b6s BAN g a6er NADIA pesitdnben,
5errl"
~qliO 1T es bod gu sttpds gut ges
ipsisn, Sspp9"
ga, aba NADIA BAT sr's nimmer
,'rudnen1ma pon'n."
.Wer2"
Der gufbGnolsr. Der SaptnbIsr;
II Bat g'iost, es fpdr fhO 3u far.
beniist."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-15

| |t8e SdApci5er 16d d-17Ac, DO. Bird
ief t7lt, 2imbnreer i7--1Sc per
piullb.
Cir. ~ T,drii fsifsr. - pris
ma friTfe 5iibnsreitr 23e; firiis 21e;
Orbindrs firiis 2Oe; fsepHbs 1Se per
Dubenb.
GsffIesf. waortt ftetis.
Sprinetts bon 81 plumb unS bariiber
14te, inter Ii pfunb 1622e, 9ens
nsn 1916, 9dbns 9a-11e; 1rutbiibnsr
10-16e, Guns l3r. Gntsn liz
14e, gdnfe e-f2e per Efuno, aa.
pdinen 17-20c Der gsfitnb.
6afen. - Gon3 friIfs, SIPS
40; aussrlefne 75e- 100 per
Dubsnb.
Off anb Gemiih.
MepfsI. - guis Nepfsl $1.75
$50 per Bbl., je nad Aualitdt.
Gftroneu.-W Wdrtt mar fi.ttg.
Weiiina S2.25-2.50, California
$2.75-3.00 per aiite.
Orangen.-Warit rubig unb
itetig. California $2.10-2.50, SIo.
riSa $i.90-2.40 per aiite, Sange.
rineS $2.50-3.00 per Eoppelfiite.
Grape Truii. - sSlcriba
$1.50-2.00 per aiite.
Mnnnas. - Gubdnifhs $3.50
800 Der Crate.
Grbbeerem Gancp 25-30i
per Quart.
greibsfbeereu. - Cape COB
$4.00- 0-4.5o per 8bI. unb $1.25-
1.50 per Rife.
RarioffeIn. -Widisun 55e-
&c per gu. unb $1.75-2.00 per
gbl. bonn Siore.
Sungt aartoffeln. = Ser.
muba S6.5o-7.50 per Bbl.
SiibtartofftIn-ghte Sers
fsp S4.00-s4.50, bo. mebium S2.75
per Bbl.
arant. nearft ruhia. Ddni.
ffts $12.oo-15.00 per sonne auf
bsm Gsf.ife unb S1.00-1.25 per
9bI. bonn Gtore.
Grbfen. - glOrioa. = $3.75-
400 per Camper.
3pisbtln. - Gtfbe 95t-$1.O
p. gu. bom Stor. II. $500 bomSe'
Itiit. Wsibs a5s-S1.00 per Bu. pom
Stpre unb 90-95e bonn @sIsiie.
Gtlsrp. - Wi4isan $1.00 7sr
Rifle.
@riine gobnen. - Gforibd
81. s3.00-3.50; &adsbobnen $500 per
Somper.
adrotten. - geipdI4ene $500
-2.25 per gbl.
Rotbs Miben. - ein6eimtI4e
81 .0o-1.60 per g6l.
Stedriibsn. = $1.25-1.5o p.
gbl.
Deibe RHben. - Rem SrI.'
ans $3.00-S3.25 per Dbl.
2anbprpbutte
5en. Wo. / 5imotbp $3.50;
go. 2 7imOibp $3.50; go. 3 1imD'
bp 14.50; go. i gsmiihtsr aIte ST..
80: QO. 2 DO. $3.50; SO. 1 stIse
$17.25; 0o. 2 DO. $15.25; gllfalfi
S18.O0-20.00 per Sonne.
WlH6tenfutter lit hetig. alsis
$26. 6.00-$26.50; Wibblinss srObes
28.00-28.50, bo. fsinss $29.00-
$1,000; ssmif4tss Butter s27.oo-
$2725.
Gdmersien. - Warit iietis.
aleeiamen $7.50-S.50 aui Dem Ge.
leiie mnS $s.50-9.50 per 9n. pom
Store. 1inptbp SO. .Oe-3. 40 per gu.
BON Stors, guhpeissn s0r per 9u.
gtrf9isbsnes.
StIs.-Wari. iisiis. asinSI, 70.
tts 60c per GalIoHs in pariisn Dor
5 Bbls. G,stoGtts IL m.br. 30. 1
2urb5l 60t; Cotton Gesb Del, taffi'
nirtss 45c per galone. 1erpentin
51e per Gallpns in partien bon Is
Barrels. Petroleum, Sbio Carbon
120 Grab 92c, no. $50 Grab 10Ac,
6sablisbt 175 Grab 12c. Reb groipn
@nfolin 13e, Rapbia Ice per GaLIone
In partien BON .1--5 gbls.
SaIs. - Der Wlortt IN rubis.
StdnSnro grnn,iIirtes $1.t5--f 20: ::
Safel. nno Doirp.SdIs $1.t4 per
g6l. bon 2s0 giiino.
Ohio 9Ripsr $1.1o per 9bl. bon 2S0
pfunb.
5ala. - URatti ffstis. prima
giib 7-7ie, bO. Gouutrp et-6ae per
pfrnb.
aobfen.-Warit rubis. gou.
ssirsbsna $3.50 = 3.75, RuB unb
GIad 1925. adnatpba Gtiidtoblen
$3.6o-3.75, Hub uno Glad 1925
-2.35 Der 7onns abgslisfsrt. RduG.
foie etiidtobl.n $500. gfntbrasiie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-15
@elS, eOnSs unS sIfticn in se.,u g)orl.

0ei4dftypayiert burnen ~ 3K--l% BIZ.
ieMtirt. mtdfd auf aonecn pareH iistia
~ t%.soK fac 90 Tdgs SiGi; 9abeI.Gnipsl
iunsen el.s2H nnb Siht.spehid ef.ss,<,
silbn'1anin 4sKs Rsyisanti&s Dollars
atfisnmarft.-Jn Der friisn Stunbs
mar osr aRarfs fer anS bic Bseiis itisgen.
frptn SA!ub dbsr trat cine Rtaiiion Elm,
iDobsi bic 0swinnt Disotf usrlorsR sinssn.
giIssses Gfsm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-15
Meetall Mtarft.

Rem gOrf, 13. 6sbtuur.
aupfer. - glarti it.tig; gIestrOlps
tic s14.62s-1487a; eating $14.25
--1462ic.
Glen. - Wartt unp.rdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-15

@us JeGbpotb riefen. -
Gin &riessfrsiDiqtser fdidt foIgenben
TelopoItbrief aus Der 9eesnS ppu Gems
Bsportemsnt pas be GdIais): sch.
psrehrte Rebattipn! I'm unisrn Iieben
Qforsbeimern ben 9efpsis gu srbrins
gen, bab du9 mir aus 9for5bsim
Ighb umsebuns, bic mir IN Der 6rout
iteben, ni6t 3uriiditeben molten, isnp.
.ib sbnen nit @esentpdrtisen einsn
tlsinsn 8eri6t iibsr elm Sismlih tiibnes
8useitiit9sn, bas DON brsi Wunn Der
/. aOmp. Snfaut Rest unb
;par benz Pforsbeimer 2uSpie 9aus
der, Der srft iiirslib gum llntsroffis
sier bef0roert fpuroe, als syibrer unb
isinen btioen gamenotngsr 5reunben,
bsm SER. Der Rti. 9iebOIS uno benz
ReI. Otto Qtusenitein aussefiibrt tpurz
be. Wir lasen Iinis Don einem &c,
bolt IN Ste[lung. @ttpa 200 Rstsr
bor uns bdtten ii5 bic Jrunsoisn Elm.
gei9dust, IobaB mir ms seseiIeitig
qans gut 5dtten .@ute Raat" min.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-15
gtrLaltbtns aaffefiana

a.: .Giner 70 bsrrIidsn. slsi4mds
Bissu 2trbftpitttruns. obns OfiDinb
iinb 5dbrofft usbsrgdnge, bdben nit
uuS lanas nidbt au erfrsuens stbdbt.s
8. iiingsr grst obrs prdris):
40, . IN Elm esrnbssss. untimIiGeB
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-15
Gbicaso. 13. gebruur.

Gbicago. 13. Ge6ruar.
Weisen. - iyiir Ulai $1.5o-1.58,
am S4lub $1.543; fir tSuli $1.285
-1.34, am Salub s1.295.
@tlIHtorn. = Tfr Wiai 79s-
sO4c. am S6IuB 79at; fir Suli soa
-S1ss, am ealub S1e.
5af.r. 5iir Wsui 604-61c. am
S6lub 6ost; fiir SuIi 56t-57sc,
am S4lab $3.50.
Rossen. = Ro. 8 s1.25A,
gtrfts. - 79-S7c.
9inotbb. - s5.5o-6.5o.
stlee. - S12.00-14.00.
port. - iTiir waai $3.50 1915,
am Sdlub $3.50; Fir Suii Ss19.20
1870. an Salnb $3.50.
S&mal3. - 5iir Wldi 10.a2-l1.-
25, om G6lub 1895; fir Suli 11.s
1L02-11.3O, am S6lub 11.07.
RippenIeittn. = syiir Wbui S10.15
--10.35, am S6lub 5000; fir SuIi
$10.37-1o.55, am S6luB S1o.45.
Butter. - qreife nieSriget; gras
irierp 24-30c.
Giet. - qr.iis bSkr. Srbindr.
firffs 23t; firits 24e.
aartoffeln. - Warit unnerdnbert.
gsfIitssl. - Wsartt unperdnosrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-15

Die unifdts i'm hisiiasn GfssrIseksnS
bsfisten iid bsnte duf sy052, ,7sp. Die I'm,
fdt- Der rsrHoiifnsn @ohs belisftn ii& nuf
esi.28s61o esgtu e24.e51, SOC IN bfr iorrt'
Z ipcnbirsnbn @o4t bss porisen Sahres.
rsfsi eslHsitat1.
Tit Wd4frdse mad ben bsiiern papisrsn
mar cine 5iemIi4 CUTE, bod mar bns Nngt.
bot esrins uap bic Prsiis fsit. Ytfiauit
wurbsn;
an br eBhs.
A2000 Cine RESP. q gsp. Slrsst
u aitisu Gine Gas & Electric &C. s4K
3 Die Mftip ber Columbia was & electric
fn 1itf fhE Ysrttisn pon 500 Stad unb
larnbsr esbotsn:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-15

9ttttNnaH. II. Gebruay 1915.
Ht OtI9afts parsn IN bsr bsrfoIi enen
1p4s etpaS rutieer unb 0efb n pt[is,
btnn bif BaHien 6oten gsnhgenbe Hpnbs )
en- QAhb. Bon ben Bonien puroen 3ars
lsbeh sen safIs ~ " - SO auseeljeben
rno vef6aitspaptere purbsn 5u S96 biSs
toustft. Jm pifsutn N2orfie Dusbe pripat,
xuysial ~ t-4Ks6 .0n saas snp " ~
shI 3<it ptntiri.
osA,d 81 M psa
Ftsber ~ i0r 3i5Eonfp IN $1,000 kpi'
fdtn nasieA periauft. Gie Goumtsrfais
btffdst soc prdmis psr 5000
usAfsI ssi esssss.
6i6t. Wedlti ani qoHbon pnresa Al
f<.G8x psr Hfuno SferliHg quctist. 8ar
Us6fd snI eeyfin purben 68f far
Hlarf bfrednet, fur Ws6fei auf BariS 1e4t
yfo issans, ouf 0mjtsrban l0He pro 0nl'
a snb ani Wifn zoKs psf Rsoaf.
fs-rssiasiisar
psssn rutip uno hslit 3is sunssn ano.
titta uis feiSt:
GiHssui. Hefiaui.
~ 0snSs fsss Gsnp ..tioX -
IS gsnbs. 1915. .......ielx io3
~ 4anams ..s....... sek
~ Yanaua ..10iB lO2
6lsefine 6snfesitmfef
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-22
La calda del Imperio Aleman
visna de ia Pagias !.

Nos 10 do = conoccr nm sohrino dc Nj. dc c, colega de jules F""r''
en- In Asamblea NacionaL
La guerra de 1S7O-1S7l habEa conclude. El 1ltimo soldado prussia,
no acabaha de dear el suelo frances. Francia estaha agoblada baJo e.
neso de ana emoci6n cnorme. Los acontecimientos de In guerra y de Ia
Commune estahan fUOs amn en- todos los pensamientos y eran e. tfma de
toias las conyenaciones, espacialmehte entire los homhreS p"Ltlc"S.
Jules Faure y N. dc C., acompaHado de Su s"hrin", So enc"nttAr"n
cr RI mrmo wagon lie IN trn Al saHr de Paris.
Desputs de saudarse los dos colgas de Ia ASamhtea Nac'nal, Ju-
les Favre. drisicndose = 81 amigo. lie dio:
-:Leya listed tamIien = 81 hio?
No = mi hUo. es mi sobrinO.
-Ruen mozo- do Jules Favrc. cogicndo a niHO pr un bra2o-
40 tc deliqucs nunca I In political. LA poirca do muchos disgutos!
\ pcSar de estas amargas paabras, St puAeron 4 h2blar de poluica,
de fas differences representations del Estado frances que habta sMo en-
carnaio Favre ante ell Estado Mayor a!ernan.
Sabido e que I n caida de Napoleon III Y dc las derrotas fran
Jules Favre. miembro de Ia Asamblea de Ia Defensa Nacional, re-
solgi6 preSentarse al Principe de BEmark con objeto de tratar Ell medic
de poner fin al deramamiento de sangre, proponiendole negociar Ia pz
sobre Ia base de una intennizaci6n pecuniaria. F. IS ) e - de Sepuem-
be de 1870 celebr6 varas confcrencias con los ministries del Ry Gui-
nermo en- cl Castillo de Ferrieres. Ell las cuales el ctlebre hombre de E%
tado prusiano revel6. con toda n brusquedad de c&racter que lie era
habnual. sus deseoS de exterminio. No solo exigia para concefar Ia pz,
en- mi Asamblea NacOnal nombraa% "md hoe" IA ceWn de Alaca Y de
otros territories. sino que. solo para conceder un simple armistico, pedia
aue Sc le puIera en- possession de StrsIurGo. De Toul, dc PhalSbur&o Y de I'm
fure que doninaia 4 Paris. No bubo acuerdo, y IN guerra i muerte
fe decretada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-22
UN SUBMARINE NORUEGO lMPI-
DO LA CAPTURA DE UNA co
RRESPONDENCIA.

CRISTIANIA. AgoStO 2l.-AyeI
Sc supo en- esta capital que otro sub
marine aleman intent6 detener al va
p~or-corrco nOruego Trina" Y recOgeI
Ia correspondence que conducia, er
aguas pertenecientes a este pals, ha
biendo logrado detener el mencio,
nado vapor.
Cuando ell comandante del Subma,
rino Sc aprestaha para obligar 4 Ia
tripulaci6n del "Irma" 4 trasladar Ia
correspondence, Sc present6 en- esce,
ma IN submarine noruego, ante GU.
va ~presencia, ell alemdn OPTIC por re.
tirarSe prudentcmente, sin haber cor
seguido Su objeto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-22
CtRRtNX.i 81 TRtSLADARA !
MENICO IA SEMtNi E.NTRA\-
TE Y CONTESTtRA Ia NOTA
DE- Los C0NFERENCISTtS
LATINO. iMERICANOS
Virnc de Ia pigina /.

reses en Mexico durante e. ultimo
aho. cor Deneplacito de toda IA Adj
m~iniStraci6n. Hoy. Probab!emente.
sera recihido e. senior Cardoso For el
Presidcnte wilson Y hablarln dece-
niGamcnte sobre n situaciou meXica-
ma. de Ia cual debe tener idea eXac-
tisima e senior Ministro de! Brasil,
Dor h"her ,eniao opo~tuuidad de &C.
rocer = los principales r~evoluciona-
rios. haber presenciado los &randes
escandalos : desordenes de Mv%ico y
haber sido testigo ocular de muchos
accos que tan pronto ON cram pu-
bNcados aqui. eran desmentldos tam
bitn por los agentes que ante Ca
.ranza como Villa han teHido cons
tantemerte al lado del Gobierno 4
m~e,icaro. Informes asi son los cue
necesica eI P~residente Wilson para
Dere:r4.sc lie. dc 4 -;;""c;d7 nc
Xicana.
AIgunos p~eriodicos de esta Capital
juzgan humiIlante para los EStadoS
CniGos tratar con homhres de los an
tecedentes De los cue ahora figuran
en- IL revolution.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-22
Ell CONFESSIONAL
Telegrama especial para LA PRENsA.

Ell PASO. Texas. AeostO 2l.-Te-
.-legramaS lie Douglas. Arizona. que
alGuno> dejalIe< del combate que
- !ihr6 IN MaGdalena. Son, Y en-
dOndc >ufrieron una trcmcnda de-
rrota los partidarioS de MayIOrcna.
Dicen los meASaies referidos Qut
las pirdidas lie los rilIistaS en- esa
acci6n. c0nSiStieron en- cerca de
200 muertos. TOO caballos ensilla-
dos. varioS centrnares de rifles Y
10000 cartuehos para tstoS. Les nj
cieron eerea de cincuenta pciSio-
neroS. tOdoS los cualeS fueron fu-
SiladoS por orden del iefe carran-
ciSta que Sc apoier6 de Magdalana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-22
Produce Maravillas
con los humanOs.
I'm especialista prominente dice
como miles pueden thar sus crlstales

He tratado los oj"S por mas dc
veinticinco amos = creo que mi gran
fyito ha sido d-biio Z 10 senci!Lo que
Is mi tratanieato. Machos especial
lIs,as cometen 81 error lie recomen-
dar cristales sin primero tratar de
curar h enfermedad. Los c~riSraleS'
o-Fo nue. Is 10 miSmo, los lentes eSpe-
iuelos. solamente aliyian; ohran como
muietaS Y las maletas no curan-
He dado q miles Il siguiente recc-
t. Y muchos despu@s de usarla. han
podido descartar sus espejue!os o len
ties sin que jamas tuvieran necesicad
de ellos. al paso que Otros los uSan
sin que esten Derfectamente aJusta-
dos . 81 defecto visual, aun GUAM
do hayan sido prescriptos por UT e>-
pecialista. 81 listed usa eSpeJue!oS'
70 importa cual sea el defecto visual
con clio siente correglr. !e aeon
seiamos que prepare ' use eSta rece-
IA. lie sera de gran beneficio pa
"a ~preservar y vi@orizar suS ojoS SIN
c~ausarle daHo aI@uno = que p"Cra
usar on su misma casa, con muy po-
ca moleStia. AUa puede apl!carSe 4
los niIoS con perfecra Segurldad. lie
aoui Ia formula: DIPLOMA > gramoS.
aqua , onzas. Cualquier droguiSta
puede prepar4rsela : no tendra III
convenience en- ~contirmarle nueStro
aserto de que no contiene ~ingredlen-
tes daaosos. He sido llamado pOr n
gunos de mis- paciertes "un trahaJ2-
dor maravi!loso," pero en- honor I IA
verdaG debo hacer conStar que nj
exito. Sc de5e al uso de remedies ba-
sados en- el sentido comua- No aban-
done u ojOs. El.os son ma I'M
portantes que cuaIquier ouro 6rgano
del cuerpo humane ' mucnoS que hoy
estan ciegos podrian escar gozando
de ST. vida 81 nubiesen ejere!do e
debido cuidaGo. A.Gui esta n car
ia de uno que sieuio nj consejo: De
SEQ exnresarle mi agradecinicato por
ei beneficio 0brenido De su trata-
miento; "a no terso neceSidad De
usar esDejue!os Y eSroy SECURE de que
TODD 81 cue siga 81 rratamieHto en-
debida foraaa obtcnGra los mismos
buenos reSulrados." (firrcaGo) l. /.
Krug.- Esta es una de muchas poc
e. mismo estilo ' dar& q listed una
idea De los benef.cioS cue reporta
mi formula. Rec6rtela : haga que
Sc Ia Dreparen en- seET:Ga. Note 81
resultaGo esplsndido cue produce en-
los ojos. e. carsanc!O Gesputs de
leer, Dgcnt0 G~cs.pareccr~; los par
padoS sanguineos Q ~intiama2os, ojOs
enSangrentaGos. lacrimosos. etc, no
barbarian en- mejorarse. Seran de
tai mode vigorizadoS, cue en- muchos
casos no h&hra ~neceS!dad de seguIr
usando ~espejuelos 0 lenles. E YER
daderamente IN descuDrimierJo me-
dicinal extraordinario como listed
mismo 10 reconocera deSpues de ha-
berlo prob&do. GI-Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-22
Tclearama especial para IA PRENSA.

NOGALES. Arizona. .AgoSIo 2i.-
Con miIrha i]nSistcnria TIA r~ircula-
do 81 rumor he que IN plaza Il"
H"rmoSillo. ha raido an podcr dn
las f,;"rzaS de- Gales i"sputS Il"
una terrible lurha con las Ir0pa-
maytorrniStaS que Ia drrrndian.
Los rum0rcS Que rorrrn airrn
que 81 romhatr para Ia rapjura Il"
IIcrmoSillo romrnz6 4 rn In maIa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-22

Esta poblaciGn Sc encuentra So
bre Ell ~rerrocarril que conduce de
NOgales 4 GuaymaS y su captura Is
de gran Significaci6n para los ca
rrancistaS que han venido hacien-
do una buena campaha en Ell ES-
tado de Sonora
Ell GORRESpONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-22
1000 IiOMBRiIS III: las FUER
ZiS .llIERICtNtS....
Iiene de IA pigins 1.

blyrn q. DcparIamrnto ic Cue
IRA.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
WAR HAS NO EFFECT
ON HUPMOB|LE SALES
Biggest March in History Of Com.
pany Necessitates Increased
Capacity at Factory

That the war, domestic financial dis
turbances, and other causes which
contributed to the recent uneasiness,
have not affected the automobile in
dustry is well proved by the reports of
some of the Detroit manufacturers.
In a statement Just issued to its
dealers. the Hupp Motor Car Company
states that the month of March just
closed was the biggest March in the
history of the company. Shipments
showed twenty-five per cent. in
crease over March, 1914. And in ad
dition to the shipments actually made
the Hupp company reports more inn
mediate shipment orders on hand than
ever before
To increase its capacity beyond its
normal il was necessary to work the
Hupmobile factory over time in a
number of departments from the early
part of March. In the latter part of
month the daily output averaged
.seVenty-fiVe cars a day.
The Hupp Motor Car company is be-
ginning April with an Increased aver
age daily output for the month of
so cars a day. This is at the rate Of
more than 1000 cars for the month,
but al the rate orders are pouring into
the factory Hupmobile officials stated
that shipments of so cars a day will
not supply the demand.
These heavy March shipments are
in no sense an unusual BOOM" says
President ]. Walter Drake of the Hup-
mobile company, Throughout the win
ter our business has shown a steady
increase. The heavy demand for cars
is in no way concentrated. We have
more than one thousand distributors
and dealers throughout the United
States, and the demand seems to come
equally from all parts of the country.
We find improved business conditions
and a steadily increasing confidence
in the future in all sections. In the
South where it was anticipated that
the cotton situation would retard
buying. we are enjoying as large a
sale of Hupmobiles as we have ever
in large quantities. Since the Boston
Automobile show, New England has
been buying rapidly. The New Eng
land States all show material gain over
last year. The automobile business in
New York is brisk even for that city.
The great agricultural districts of the
Middle West are buying cars in larger
numbers than ever before. Foreign
sales are extremely good; and would
be materially better but for the un-
certainty regarding boats.
4 cannot say positively whether or
not business. as we find it. is exception
al for this company. This year II is
true we had a particularly successful
car; but it is my understanding that
none of the manufacturers of the bet
ter known cars are suffering from
want of orders.
There is little likelihood that We
are going to be able to fill the demand
for the 1915 Humobile to the end of
the season. The March demands have
forced us to capacity production. and
we are increasing our facilities as rap
idly as is possible in an eort to effect
an increase of at least g. 1-3 per cent.
in our normal capacity. If this de-
mand continues throughout the Spring
months, in spite of alb our efforts to
secure additional raw material, there
will be a shortage of Hupmobiles.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
Chainless Drive a Feature
of Republic Construction

THE internal gear drive is not a
new or experimental feature. This
type was originated by the DeDion-
Bouton Company in France and has
always been used by them" says |. w.
Dill, local representative for Republic
trucks.
"A number of American makers
have been using this imported type
satisfactory, but have sold them only
at high prices, listing at two or three
thousand dollars and it remained for
the Republic Motor Truck Co. to Of
fer the first car of this type at a pop
ular price. The enclosed gear drive
is of as much importance as is the
enclosed valves on the motor, and has
added much to the life and satisfac-
ton of motor service.
Almost every person is familiar
with the construction of the heavy
buses used on Fifth avenue. New
York. These are one of the examples
of satisfactory use of the axle construc-
ton used on the Republic truck. The
demand for the Model "F" has caused
the company to install the same type
of drive in all of the models and their
heavy trucks are now coming through
in chainless construction. Only the
highest grade specifications are used.
Continental motor. Bosch magnetic.
Stromberg carburetor, with RuggIes
governor and chainless drive are ex-
amples.
Mr.. Ruggles of the Republic Motor
Truck Co, is a man of matured ex-
perience and an inventor of note. gain
ing his first experience in the early
day in the building of the weIl-known
Knox product Visitors at the Alma
factory find it to be one of the busiest
lplants In the automobile belt,r