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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-10-21
WOMAN REFUSES
OPERATION
Tells How She Was Saved
by Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.
Louisville, Ky.-"I think If more suf-
fering women would take Lydia ID.

Plnkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound they
would enjoy better
health. ! suffered
from a female trou-
bic, and the doctors
decided / had q
humorous grow tn
would have to
be operated upon,
but / refused as | do
not believe in opera
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-10-21
Unruly GorqonzoIa.

OWTU'J OVT YOT@UId'
Diner-Waiter! Bring me some
Gorgonzola.
Waiter-Yes, sir.
Diner "a few minutes later)-
Waiter! This Gorgonzola has eaten
all my bread.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-10-21
EixinQ Her.

THAT vivacious Miss Oldgirl isn't
very friendly to you. is she?"
mo. ] think che and mother guar.
relied over something one time when
mother was a girl"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-10-21
An Easy Way to Get
Rid of Ugly Pimples

Battle your face for several min
utes with resinol soap and hot water,
then apply a little resinol ointment
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-10-21

Opinions and visits should not be
forced upon people.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-10-21
For Stained Silver

For Egg-Stained Silver,
Egg stains can be removed from sill
ver BY applying dry salt with q soft
10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-21
PREDICTIONS OF
GOOD TIMES COMING
Vice President Marshall and Cabinet
Member Say Times VIII Show
. Change

United Press Leased Wire Service ]
SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. March 20.
need to readtust our trade
conditions Business everywhere is
getting better Nobody can tell
whether Il viii come in --cnth or
t~o months or Q year or tn years.
but ultimately the foreign trade OF
the United States win be bigger and
better than ever before
This vas the optimistic statement
made By Vice President Thomas n
Marshall today, when he arrived as
personal representative OF President
Wilson at the Panams-Paciic EXPOSE
ton Accompanying the vice presf-
dent and echoing his statements was
Secretary OF the Interior Franklin K.
Lane Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt. and
Adolphus Miller. member OF the fed
eral reserve bank board.
Several hundred of the most dis
tfnguished people OF California greet
ed the vice presidential party at the
Oakland Mole and escorted them
across the bay.
There isn't much that | can say.s'
the vice president said when pressed
fer an interview. Il can scarcely wal,
to see the exposition. nave seen all
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-21
BRYAN's IDEAS
MAY CAUSE RIFT
Cabinet Members do Not all Agree %
His Plans for Secret
Diplomacy.

Trfted Press Leased Wire SerFice-j
WASHINGTON. March 2o--Secs'-
tsry grysn's fnsistence On serecs
Concerning negotiations with Japan
ore- the tz.ter's demands On China.
-sT csnse the first rift in the cabinet
i. Ezs ruuored lcasght that the pres+
csnrs sdrisors were not in accord
sftr .hts policy Certain OF tne'l
ESre nearly fl rebellion They de-
CARED :nat to keep the public In the
cs-x. vss too much Ike the secret
es-lozzcy which plunged Europe into
way
Brian rss understood TO have PRO-
tested Utterly 10 the president. be
rzrse :. rzs admitted Representations
ectrzsly had been made to Japsn, and
GnzZly ron the executive 10 his PLAN
u secrecy.
The secretary became indignant to
-tzst when asked to say something
and declared ali questions on the sub
sr A;n proper- TIE white house an
ro,rced nothing could be said
Some senators still here, asserted
thz. secret diplomacy was mistake
Baich would plague the administration
later.
Confirmation OF United Press ad-
vices that no Joint Anglo-Russo-Ameri-
can action had been taken, came lat,
soSay e a British embassy statement
denying that the British and Russian
ambassadors have made joint repre-
sentztsons TO Japan. or that the Brit
lisa and United States governments arg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-21
NAVY SECRETARY
TALKS OF LOVE
Thinks Marriage is the Best Thing
That Could Happen 70 =
Young Man.

IUnites p-ss- Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, March eS.-ETery
married mans middle name Is Ell
ciency- That Is the opinion Of no
less an authority than Secretary OF
the Navy Josephus Daniels. Daniels
vas In receipt Of numerous corgztr-
lations On his assumption OF the rule
Of first aid TO cupid through reinstate-
nent as a member Of the naval GER
vie OF Joseph z Austin
Austin. an ensign was dismissed
because he married the girl o. his
choice while his chip ~as At Honolulu
several -ea-s ago. Ar that time the
naval regulations forbade Junior or
GERS marrying. because IL felt their
salary was 1ot enough for tro 70 live
On
grs Arstia, resentfnx tie srzges-
ton TIA. she ~ss q handicap 10 her
husband tn-e-eetsd Secretary Daniels
-ho persuaded congress 10 pass EA~
refas-zttag he- h1slzpd- t-en when
criticized the secretary declared t71st
Iif he were in EoEe with gzsi and
she Eo1zG -zTE LIN he Eczd wed
her 10 rzzt.s- EElz- the cost To-
night eIzzc-s-tsz lis rssEs Il as
ecz= Eo-zs. tE= secretary sz1d-
when re fc-soE tie Lode star ct
Eo-e. Fe cz-aot 20 .z- r-cnz~ u
sTs-y -sfk IN lie the married lzu r.
far rzo-e e@cjSl1 Gz1 TIE single ocs-
T5s Eat.z- Ess 10 tzsta-ct r1rDose.
The nsrr5e5 --a1 hzs. Thsre are the
wife aid bz5fes 70 -ht-k o. he 1z7Ee
CO necessity 5e ERE stszdT than tie
nan ~zo cares oa7y for Himself
ETe- stacs I hzre been & ploHr
life have stVocz.sS marriage 10 fs
the most s.es5asF Tss A-s Tzc.
] TO say here TIA. 20 Eazt-s. T1st 9th.
ers think. do ~ s1t-f red rsoe reg
ulation shoz55 rstzse -asa tas rzzet 70
ober the dictates of ioTe.
when Lzcv Ecke E-1sta. tzstzf.e.
! OF the senator from Gsorzls, vs7-s1
/ to get married AZ tie tine tie Mex
Z can situation Ess acute, lSsr zSrf1Z
/ she appealed 70 re. re. kEsbsa5 q
/ be was in Mexican ~sts-z. / rz1s
ferred him 20 TIE Esyso~e- here q
washington and the welding to>k
place on sc5e6rls.
Just a5out the sane r.ze Z yc1az
u1aster-st-arns % .5e E@o,zz Wa
1 hoping TO wed :rs7sse-rs1 ssr y
the baltimore 2ayE yard AID he TOO
got married ea zcaeSsis
y an deterafaes 20 enccsrzze Est
rimony among naval men ~ ever
way possible, Sonit sgres With son.
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Spring Is Foolish.

CHICAGO. March 2e-when Miss
Spring comes tripping in here and
aboULs tono-row at 1881 a. m tcen-
trail tfnel when her train officially
is due, she'd better have On NIT
tens and heavy garments instead OF
the garments she Is pictured as gen.
orally wearing Weather forecaSters
also respectfully suggest she carry
bunch OF evergreen instead OF the
proyerbial apple blossoms. Despite
the official spring opening. II is going
to be right cold tomorrow The tenn
peratuTe may stay below freezing up
Wisconsin way and around the west
ern lake border they are due for
light snow Turries. Even as far
south as Texas. Alabama, Misssssip-
pi Louisiana, Georgia and Florida.
there will be frosts. South Dakota is
under seven inches Ct Snow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-21

In consultation with similar object
The administration having made It
plain to England that America accept
ed japanese ASSURANCES that the lat
ter would not injure third party in
ferests By Its participation in the war,
vas understood to be Fiaying Tone
hand
As China's next friend Il was
said she hopes 10 influence Japan from
interfering with China's independ-
ence. and while recognizing the form
er's paramount position. to hare re
minded her that treaty obligations re-
Iauire her TO stand by the open door"
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The Sanitary Dairy Products Co.
Telephone 666 319 Main keokuk

tain, were able this afternoon to see
the smoke cloud over the volcano
The haze extends as far west as the
Trinity county line. At Volta, lnskiD
and Manton, fifteen miles from the
crater. ashes fell in great quantities
through the day and evening
The eruption began just before
day break when an enormous cloud OF
smoke poured from the peak and rose
thousands OF feet into the air. The
rising OF the sun disclosed its pr5;-
ence, shining through the smoke
canopy and producing wonderful col
or effects
Today's eruption was from the main
crater which, at last estimates, meas
ured twelve hundred feet long by one
hundred feet
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the great ones and | An anxious =
see the two great fairs being neto
California this year.

California this year
Discussing bis own office, the Tics
president smiled as he said: 7 nasF
the only really enjoyable Office II tn'
nation There Is absolutely no .
sponsibility and nobody blanes my
for anything that happens. E1cep. =
the case OF tie vote, uoood! kn0..
that l am alive. Ny chief duty IS y
preserve my good humor and % sr
deavor to convince people that ! ~
in office. Please treat me seriouss
while am here You can laugh aooa.
the vice presidents Job being 'os "a.
IL you want to, after I am gone, Oa.
just let on it's serious while ! ~
around
Secretary Of the Interior Lane 81
dorsed the remarks OF the vice pfes
dent regarding the return Of p'O'
perity
Il do not desire to pose as :
prophet he eaid. but l an 81.
WINGED that an era Of great prospes.ass:
is coming I believe that six Inon.
from now there will not be B, m na,
who is willing to work who WIZ ~. ,S
be able to ind q job. In on, u
across the continent. just ended.
found unmistakable signs OF s u,rcs
optimism They are blowing lhn ara
up across the Atlantic and =. We ,sys
the country to which they VIII ~
to turn for the things they nesu
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sSs-s 81 Ta=rr 2-e Gssns - ee S7-
Ss--ra--s -S- ssrs-1 asnSS~ D.
7say cSns=ss easre
S.,u~szs
HAVE MANY NEW IDEAS


MAJ Il 1As zaz1s ct this csE
z-a Er-E-z II - ca-gA- zaE-s71rs1
fe- The ssr--5 ~15cw d.s1sF s1-
last Es11 Sz---s-g-9ss sAaa ore
EE sss-szz- Nu1s cf 1A1 are 90
@ - uz=ss-ss-5-z-s t1s EEals-F q
TIE d5sz,aTs Their riFais VII shoE-
ror ting sEc--ess viii Eash the
sz5g# I'll make their E-s1llEs that
Ls-z5s the E-zE
TIE -asL- VII - sri rs seems
20 Re tAe E1z1-o-S o7.zSol that he
s-E contest held . #ssk zE0 yss1s--
day Ell - fr o--cssssa6 and that
5Espsays rzFzlizg Il beauty and e.
tecs5Teress those seen n any cfty n
II. co1arrv ,cs u16e- one Kindred
shnGszad population VII bs shOEa-
Hivzsry Is ss-ens
The competition and spirit o:
tr5ez6ly rivalry Between the mer-
chants n the frst contest was much
stronger than lad been anticipated
This riysfrr has proved one Of the
strongest Influences n czrsEng the
merchants 20 PIT up the finest dis
PLAYS possible TIE nTsiT seems %
have become more intense since the
decisions OF the judges we're an
rounced last MONDAY
TIE fifty merchants who are enter
ed In the contest vfn have g much
better idea Of the type OF display 70
exhibit. Some CT the merchants Jus;
before faa last contest thought their
windows would receive much lower
ratings than were given BY the
iUdg es while others apparently had
orsr-esrimafed the standing their
displays would get But for the next
contest each merchant should h1ve
q fairly accurate idea OF the effective
ness OF his display By the time Il
has been placed In his window.
Ideas From Many Sourcea
II Is expected that there win be
many very striking and novel IDEAS
introduced IN the next three contests.
Plans for displays have been borrow
ed from stores In other cities. from
trade papers and magazines, from
professional window tYimmers, and
from many other sources.
II is believed that the number Of
people Who win see the windows next
Saturday viii far exceed that Of the
last contest There was no question
but that the displays were as inter
estfng to the people OF Keokuk and
vicinity as they we're to the mer-
chants themselves and this fact is ex-
pected to have its effect on the size
OF the crowd that win come here
Saturday.
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MOUNT LASSEN
IS IN ERUPTION
American Volcano More Violent Than
Ever and is Eeichina Out
Smoke.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
REDDING, Calf, March 20.-The
most violent eruption OF Mount Las
sen. the California volcano, since that
mountain began its activities last
spring. is IN progress tonight.
At S O'Clock the volcano had been
pouring smoke and ashes into the
air for twelve hours with no sign OF
cessation This is the eighty-second
eruption and is the longest that has
been recorded by the volcano.
For the first time persons in Rel
ding. fortytwo miles from the noun
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OF the elder diEctpl.nar;ans that Young
nen are better unmarried Ny expert
e7ce has proven TIE contrary Ia the
case. Then. Tou know, IN the spring
the yo1ng mans fancy lightly turns
to thoughts o, love When that love
is To De rfpeEed By raatrtmon!. he
should be encouraged, not reproved-
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one Nan burned.

CHICAGO. March e0.-Josepn .,,I
yak was burned To death and seer .sslf
persons narrowly escaped with vi. ~.
lives when fre Of unknown orie 10
afternoon did 81. goo damas e,.sse6
six story building on South
street 81
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Read The Daily Gate City. Ten
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Fue hundido ell erucerO
"Dresden" pOr los
ingIeses
Era ell ultimo barco que
sobrevivio al desastre
de Diciembre

LONDRES. Mario Eel Ami
r~antazgo public6 anoche Ia senSa-
cional noticia de- que el crucero
aleman Dresden" fuG hundldO
Dor una fIotIIla inglesa que Sc n
cuentra en- las costaS del Pacifico.
EI boletin del almirantazgo esta
concebido en- los Siguientes ter
minOS:
Con fecha "a de Mario, a las
.nueve De Ia manana, los cruceros
Glasgow" Drama" Y Kent" al
mando de los capitaneS Luce, Sea-
lrave, Y Allen. respectivaiIente
~hundieron al cruecerO aleman
Dresden" a la altura de las Is
las de Juan Fernandez, Chile"
De acuerdo con los menSajes
que enviaron los capitanes de
los barcos anteS dlchoS. la lucha
dur6 Solamente cinco minutes. al
rabO de los cuales el "DTeSden'
arri6 su bandera q Izd una blan-
ca"
"EI barco aleman recibi6 mu-
rho> periuici0s. pueS el fuego de
los barcoS ingleseS fu6 muy certe-
ro. Los torpedos que Sc ~lanzaron
pr~oduieron un Incendio a bordo.
a causa del cual hizo explosion
81 dep6Sito De m]unicion"S del
rafarido barco hundiendoSe POGO
tempo despueS.
La tripuIaci6n del Dresden"
fu6 salvada totalmente encontran-
dose a ounce de Sus hombres gra-
yementc heridos."
In los barcoS ingIeSes no -
regIstr6 uinguna ayrria nj baja
ninguna. pueS los eScasoS disparos
que Iogr6 hacer 81 barco enemigO
no tuvieron cyito por Ia precipita-
Ici6n con que fueron Ianzados.
FL Dresden" fu@ 81 uuico harCO
que - Salv6 de- los cinco que fue-
ron dcrrotados en- las ISIaS Falkland
por Ia fIotilla ingIe>a que - en-
Icucutra IN a-uaS del Pacifico Y
hacr murho tempo que esta an
iaba a la GAIA del barco fugitive.
| BESIDE dIrlrmbrr del aHO anterior
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NOticias OficiaIes de la guerra
USTRIA-HUNGRIA

VIENA, Mario l5.-Hoy fuc CO.
municada la siguiente nota Official:
En- los Carpatos Occidentales. pa
SO el domingo en- relativa calma.
al norte de Los Pasos de Uszock
Sc registro una lucha de furioso ca
racter. Una fuerte columna rusa
avanz6 hasta cerca de nuestras posi-
clones, manteniendoSe en- dicho lu-
gar algun tempo, pero por Ia tarde,
gracias a un violento contra-ataque,
fueron obligados a ]retroceder, ha-
ciendoseles muchas bajas y toman-
doseles quinientos priSionerOs.
EN- nuestras posiciones en- el Va
lie de Opir, ha intentado repetidas
veces ell enemigo hacernOs retroce-
der, pero Ell todas las ocasiones ha
sido rechazado con perdidas de on
sideracion.
"Al sur de Denister hemos hechO
algunos progresses.
EN- Polonia Y en- Galicia no ha
ocurrido NADIA de importante, pueS
los combates Sc han reducido a due
los de artilleria."
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COMO FUE IA DESTRUCTION DE
NIEU PORT POR LOS CiN0-
NES lLEMANES.

PARIS. Mario ll.-Acrrca dc la
DESTRUCTION de- Newport y ci terri
b.r durlo de infanteria que ha te-
uido lugar ell esd partr de- Flaud"s,
hr alui 10 Qur comunIra 81 de-
parlamento DC guerra frances:
Las granaias de- dlcz Y SeiS
pulgadas lauzadas por las bate
ria, aIrmauaS contra los rrduc-
.,us he Newport. han causado es-
tragos incalculabIeS. Una sola vOl6
Tan estaci6n por complete. FL Ho-
tel d. la Vile - la incendiado a
consecurncia dc una bOmba que
rXplOt6 en- Su interior, deoiruyen-
do una ventana.
Las r~rSidencias situadaS EN- la
parte mcior de la ciudad, han 81
80 arraSadaS tOtalmcnte.
FL fuego del enemIgO dirigiase
iircctamentc, especialmente. con-
Ira los meior"S edificiOS de Nieu-
port: contra las igleSiaS. muSeoS.
mouumentoS Y 81 famosO castillo
del SlglO nOveuO. Los gobelinOS
han Sido destruidos.
la horror pcnsar los drstro-
zos que los alcmaneS han causadO
IN Newport, convertible en- un mon
ton de cscombros."
Los alemane>, tralan de- iomar
otra vez a Newport, u toda costa.
porque e. la base primorial de 81
ayance sobre la costa norte, tn
combination con ei que les per-
mitira tambitn. el que iniclen des-
de Dixmude. una vez que esta pIa-
"a este IN su poder, como tratan
porIue Ia tacau furiosamente, al
mismo tempo.
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FRANClA.

PARIS, Mario 16.-Anoche publ
CO el s~iguiente documento Official Ia
Oficina de Information del MiniSte-
RIO de la Guerra:
Este dia ha sido marcado por nu-
merosas acciones favorables para
nosotroS. En- la region de Lom-
baertzide nuestra artilleria bombar-
dec con exito las obras de defensa
del enemigo. Los alemanes intenta-
ron recobrar una pequena trinchera
que ~nosotros les tomamos la noChe
del II al y, pero fueron rechaza-
dos, dejando cincuenta muertos So
bre ell campo. NueStras perdidas en-
esa accion fueron insignificantes. Al
Sur de Ipres, el ejercito ingles To-
gro recobrar la pequena villa de San
EIoi y varias pequenas secciones de
trincheras que Sc e~ncuentran en- las
inmediaciones de ella. Narios con-
ira ataques del enemigo con inten-
ci0n de apoderarse nuevamente de E.
sas posiciones, fueron rechazados.
En- el Vale del Aisne, cerca de
Vassens, al n~oroeste de Nouvron, dos
companies alemanas fueron diezma-
das por el fuego que sobre elias hi
cimos.'
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rroviaria que Va de Narsoyia a
InVagOrOd.
Este movimientO estratGgico a.
resultar, seria cI paso prelim1-
mar para esperar la caida de la
capital de PolOuia.
Quedaria cl centrO russo aislado,
sin pOder recibir refuerzO algunO.
Por Iuyagorod hay que tener en-
cuentha que los rusos han conte-
nido Il formidable avance aleman.
Con tai motive librase Ell eSas
mdrgenes del Nistula Sangrienta
batalla que dura noche Y dia.
Los cahones germanicos atrue-
nan sin cesar.
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DEFUNCIONES S.

Benigno Diaz, edad 81 amos, Diaz
Avenue; ancianidad.
Leandro Salazar, edad ) dias, 3O2
TETON Street; inanicion.
Sra. a. Perez, edad, al rededor de
AZ amos. 4O4 South Laredo Street
gripa.
Leandro Diaz, edad 90 amos, Hos
pital de la Ciudad; del higadO.
Vicente Diaz, edad % amos, 933
Perez Street; pulmOnla.
Manuel Rios, edad 8 meses, S23
Austin Street; en~terocOlitis.
Valentino Valdez, edad Is meses,
2O6 South Laredo Street; ~gastroen-
5@eritis.
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TNTENTAN CORTAR I'll FERRO-
CARRIL.

PETROGRAD, Mario u.-LQs ale
names inteutan cruzar los Pouto-
hes ruSos situados sobre 81 rio
Nistula. cerca De Czerskmiszew con
Il IntentO de cortar Ia Inca fe-
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la invisibilidad. Talisman de
Mercurio, el mas poderoso y eff
caz para adquirir la ciencia e in
teligencia de las cosas creadas,
tanto terrestres como celestes.
Talisman de la Luna, sumamen-
tie util e indispensable para los
que viaian por MAI o por tie
IRA $3.50. cada uno, con invo-
caci6n c instrucciones.
LAS BENDITAS VARAS DE
SAN IGNACI0
Con fotografias e instructed
mes para su manejo, $1,000.
Programme, Puma de Auca y
Tinta especial $3.50.
MILAGROS.
De plata para prOmesas: Bra
zos, Piernas, Cuerpecitos, Ojosy
cualqUiera otra figura, 75c. Los
mismos ahumados en- orc, S1.50.
Los mismo de orc maciso, So. so.
YERBAS MEXICANAS
MEDICINALES.
Yerbanis, Oiase, Laurel, Co.
b~ernadora Y cualquiera otra, a
SC. manojo, 100 manojos surti-
dos por S2.25. Marihuana S1.00
libra.
MEDICINAS DE PATENTE.
Purifina Csc. Castoria 35c.
Sirope para la dentici0n poF ell
Dr.. La Barre, S1.O0, Sirope de
higo, Csc. Pine blanco, Csc.
Emphasize J. Grissi, 25c. Pastillas
para la tos, 10c. Frijol volador,
frijol de punzada, 1Oc. TIE Qua
dalupano o de Ia Abuela Csc. ia
bon para manchas en- la cara
Csc. Jab6n para las espinillas y
granos Csc. Crema y Polvo fl
no para la cara SOC. GAIA, Pol
vo higienico Csc. Aceite de A
rrallanes, Aceite MeXicano, Vol
CAMEO, Linimento de la Abuela
Y Chamberlains 25c. Pildoras y
Perlas q todos precios.
Rubificador moder S1.50.
Tintura para poner ell pelo ne
gro, $3.50, Risador del Catello,
$3.50.
SANTOS MEXICANOS.
Initiation de marmol 5 por
pulgadas; Santo Nino de Atocha,
La Virgen de Guadalupe, San
Ramon Nonato, Santa Elena de
la Cruz, estos o cualquiera otro
35c. libre de gastos.)
TUMBAGAS MEXICANAS.
De pura plata con adornos de
pro V 5us ~iniciaIes --- SI.OO
Las mismas de puro orc me-
ANILLO ELECTROMAGNETIC
20, curaci6n segura del Reumatismo.
Dorado o plateado $50.
NOTA:-Aceptamos dinero mexica-
10 en- page de los a~rticulos que vende-
nos, plata o billetes.
s 0.5O
0.75
, con IL pleas mer.----SI6.00
q 12piezdS mer----$25. 90
privado o pdblico; estamos cast SECURES
dele de consular sus dificultades con
: & S SON..
San Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-17

G. G. Rodriguez, edad u meses,
GIG West Houston Street; describe
mes intestinales.
Avelino Cisneros, edad / amos, 223
Salinas Street; enteritis tuberculosis.
Sra. E. 7. de Gomez, edad al re-
dedor de Sc amos, Ais Monterey St;
pulmonia.
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR.
c.. Green, edificio de tres pleas,
North Palmetto Avenue, block 1888;
$500.
c. de la Rosa, casa de dos pleas,
Pinto Street, block 1886; 1925.
c. Peter, casa de dos pleas, Da-
kota Street, block 618; 500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-17

LONDRES. Mario l5.-EI Minis
tcriO de RelaciOncs EX~tranjeras
ACADIA de hacer entrega al Embaja-
dor americana Mr.. Page, la con-
testaci6n de la nota que aquella
Rcpublica le dirigi6 hace algunos
dias proponiendo que fuera reti-
RADIO 81 bloqueo que la Gran Bre-
tana tiene puesto a las costas ale
manas a cambio de una concession
iguaI que haria el Imperio ger
mano ordenando la suspension ne
Ia campana de submarines.
La respuesta de la Gran Bretaha
a los Estados UnidOS IS una ne
gaci6n absolute a la proposition
antes dicha, aduciendoSe para ella
los motives que va en- otra OCCASION
rxpusiera el gobiernO ingIGS de
que las necesidades de Ia campaha
que eStan soStenIendo contra Ale
mania exigen eSa determination.
.lgualmente fut ~entregada al En-
bajador americana Ia condensation
q la nota del gobierno ingIeS en-
que soliclta mayores datoS de las
rrformas en- gu" los PASSES aIIados
van a impedir ei trafIco commercial
con AIemanIa.