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Laurel, Nd, Oct 5.-The defeat of
James Buffers Spur was a distinct shock
TO the talent when Emil Herzs' Daddy
Choice, at . to l, came galloplng home
IN the feature event on the card, the
EIrcott City handicap, at a mile and a
sixteenth, while Malachite was second
and the Butler colt third. Spur was
carried wide at the first turn and bumped
b. Airman, besides the 13O-pound pack
kse he had on his shoulders did him no
good, and he tired in the run.
The prettiest race Of the day came In
the sixth number. when Harvest King
beat Gloomy Gus a nose, while Waukeag
was third.
II. Williams put up a mastery ride on
Dixon Park in the hurdle race and beat
home New Haven by a length, while Idle
Michael was third. Dixon Park trailed
his field for the first mile where he moved
up steadily and wore the leaders down
one by one.
Sevillian won the closing number from
Orpeth. taking the track at the break
and retaining his lead to the finish. He
was a hot tip around the track. Little
England, also heavily played, failed to
show any speed and finished in the rear.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-Colts ard Esldings; six furlonss
Eyear-oIds. Olyn G.. IA u. ButWem. N7.lo.
Sd, $50. won; Lottery. IA tE. Am5ross), $50.
ser. second. Beaver Kill. Ili IF. Ksoghl. s. 50,
third Time, lie IS. OtssgO, MOnOmoy, Svoon,
Smart Money. Home Sweet Home and Dixie IL
also ran
SECOND -Steepechass; selling; +year-
Olds and upward; about two miles. Dixon Park,
l43 II. Williams, $50. 50, $50. won; New
Haven, li9 u. Crawford. S.2O, $40, second !;
Idle Michael, ~ w. Allen. $50. third. Tine
39E rs. Bachelor, J. r. johnson. Runway. Golden
vale and Otto F7Oto also ran.
THIRD RACE-Handicap; selling; all ages; six
furlOngs. Cleaning lI3 lByrnel, $50, $40 s.
won Buckshot lO3 (OberC $3.50 $40. second !;
Between Us, 100 tDishmOnl $50, third. Time
lib Sir William johnson. Surprising Fair Helen
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bankruptcy Division.
Justice Stafford.

In re Warren NJ. Whyte; order appoint
ing Wharton f. Lester attorney for trus-
tee
In re John H. Nolan; order for sale.
In re the Crescent Shoe Company; or
der ratifying report of special master
In re the Columbia Cooperative Gro
Gerry Association; order ratifying report
of special master.
In re Walter NJ. Finnacom; order ap-
pointing Horace r. George receiver;
bond 5000
In re Albert l. Johnson; adjudication
and reference to Ralph D. Quinter. refe-
rec
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Circuit Division No. 2.
JuNtice SIddonn.

Nevins VS.. James ct al: jury respited
plaintiffs attorneys. Tucker, Kenyon &
Macfarland and E. s Bailey; defendants $
attorneys, A. l. Newmyer and A. P.
Owens
Rogers VS.. D. Loughran Co.; death OF
plaintiff suggested and action abated :;
plaintiffs attorneys. Ellis & Donaldson
and w. A. Sheehan; defendants attor-
neys, Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
Assignment for today.
7EGerhold, Administrative, VS.. District
National Bank; attorneys, Clarke, Ridout
Barnard, Johnson.
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ceased; verdict sustaining will: attorneys
r. H. Yeatman and George c. Yeatman
United States VS.. Michael c. Donohue
grand larceny; jury resPited; attorney
s. D. Truitt.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. H. Preston.
United States VS.. Joseph Hall.
United States VS.. John S. Kuster.
Motions and sentences at 80 p. m.
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Equity SuIfa.

3+6S5-In re Joseph Weinstein: change
Of name; attorneys. Topper & Gusack.
346S6-In re dissolution Of kaufman
Clothing Co; for dissolution; attorney,
Alexander Wolf
346S7-Walter G. Co7p and Sarah c.
Copp VS.. William S Phillips: to reform
deed; plaintiffs attorney. W. NJ Bastian
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Lawsuits,

5966l-NiFginia White vs.. William T.
Ballard appellant; appeal; defendants
attorney, Paul L. Wright
59662-Mabel Smith VS.. Washington Rail
way and Electric Co; damages, 5000;
plaintiffs attorney Frank S. Smith.
5S663-H. keiffer de Lauter, administra-
tor Of the estate of Christian Smith, de-
ceased, VS.. Thaddeus K. Bean; account,
S.6A.5o; plaintiffs attorneys, MILAN &
Smith.
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Criminal Division No. 2.
LuEflce Mccoy.

United States VS.. Harry B. Brooks;
violation of section SOC District Of Co.
lumbia code; verdict guilty; remanded; !;
attorney, J. A. OShea.
United States vs. Thomas r. Zepp;
forgery and UtterinE Csix cases.; plea
not guilty withdrawn and plea guilty en-
tered; attorney NJ. f. O'Brien.
In re estate of Israel W. Little. de-
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Bankruptcy Petitions.

lll9-In re Albert c. Johnson; hardware
merchant; 1l05 and IlJ7 Seventh street
northwest; voluntary liabilities, $26 524 81;
assets, 81, 545.52; attorneys. NJ. n. Rich
Rrdson and Charles s. Shreve
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
Distnc- Of Columbia. wtshinFr0- O-rr-r ~
lgt-Sealrd proposals will be received a. this es1c-
Room ~ Irst0~t Building. until C.rIcrs D. m .
NOVEMBER .. 1915. for furnishing ore -
Eslou gasoline motor street flushing machine f7~
use IN street CLEANING Division Spe1fclti1u and
fOCm q prDTossl NAV b. 0btatuad urar E0-Ii-ztf7n
70 The PUr-lastnE 0fIoeT n. O.. Ron - prs
t1~t Bu.'5 dug OLIVER T. NEWMAN. LOUIS
RROwNLOW. CHARLES " BUTZ C1nn.-
slorers n @
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY 10 LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate al owest current ntes; SPECIAL prirlexrt
With respect to priCr paymentG TYLER q RUTH.
ERWoRD, Inc, sI7 18th -
MONEY TO LOAN-f5U 10 $50 00 on D. @
rsAl estate. Several trust fUnds ~ to per cent
All transactions conducted with economical eunso.
GItDn for borrower WM. q. SAUNDERS q
CO.. Southern Building sU -sth q nv
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SPUR IS DEFEATED
in laurel FEATURE
Emil Hers Daddy's Choice Lands
Handicap at Is to /.
LAUREL SELECTIONS
By GEORGE B. MORRIS.

By GEORGE B. MORRIS.
Burbank
Second Race-Kathryn Gray,
Napoleon. Pomp.
Third Race - Ambrose, Juliet,
Queen OF Paradise.
Fourth Race-Borrow, Short
Grass, Goldcrest Boy.
Fifth Race-Sand Marsh, Han
son, Runes.
Sixth Race-Buzz Around, Pi-
Quette, VOluspa.
Seventh Race-Vermont, Old
Broom, Yodeling.
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ORIGINATOR OF FLOOR OF.

Floor Oil keers the floor clean and bright and
gives polished fnish only Soc per gallon; good
for your furniture Try it. Been on market for over
y years. Office. lB Pa. NV, or drop postal
Phone Main 545s. Try Hunters BedbuE ETtsrni-
natOr. known eveywhere Only sc large can, with
sprayer. Open a m. to p. m, seven days a
week. We have no agents. They initiate
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AUCTION SALES

on SATURDAY OCTOBER 8 Ig5 At y
ocl0ck a. n, in fr0ut Of The United St1trs
Storage Co-panv's Wa-ph-Ese tISED Tr1th s-rpe-
northwest, Wsshinr-1u n. c. tNaTe Will ~ sid a.
public SUctl0n, 10 iEfo-cs hens for scuz-r CharTrs
etc. due and unpaid. ell gods f--niul-r hons.
hold and personal Effects 0r s-0zrs t- uEuas N
Nh Annie Gordon. Mr. Ea Game Mr. s
Morgan and James r. Essb-v UNITED STATES
STORAGE COMPANY INC.
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Mechanics lien

709S-David II. stevens VS.. Alfred Hamp.
ton; lot 16 and west half lot IS 50 1,749i
500
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FOR RENT-GARAGE

GARAGE, SIS PER MONTH: ELECTRIC LIGHT
water. 1879 kiumsn n. Iowa Circle, D,lvaIl
& Co n nth st.
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRTTERs,

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
North 1854 Z5ol lSt = BW formerly = RIndoIrS
place. ho7Grchs rented fl.B pST nSanth; month";
50; months. 30; No. 6 ReminEtOnG. s.; L q
emiths, s. 8 and $50: Underwood Remington
g So Reducti1us Il paid O. 6 months IN Idnnea
Rebuilt typswriten for sale
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USED FORD CARS BOUGHT
for cash. See G. S. DUVALL,
Mgr. Sales Dept, Union Garage,
6l3 C St.
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Daniel Thew Wright,
T. Morris WampIer,
Attorneys for Plaintir.

IN THE SUPREME Court OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
No. s.
Abraham BuIstiue plautif ~ Minnie A Burn
s-ins and NsJard G. Dsard defendantr
The Object o. this <-it is for the rlsirrfr 20
secure an ABSOLUTE divorce from the daFpnEar-
Minnie A BurEHEiue upon the statutory causr
the defendant, Nsleed G. DLsTid being uamrs
as coresPTndent. or. in the alternative 10 tsr-l7-
for the plaintiff IeEzl separation from b.5 an
board from the sid Minnie A. Burustins % the
ground Of desertiou
On motion OF the plairls Il l. this lch dsv -
OctoheT. 1916 ordered that the defendant NzipgS
q. David, cause his spTsar1nre 70 b eutgrrf
herein on o- oefnre the fJ-ttsth dAv exclusive o.
SUNDAYS and legal hoI5tys occurring after the
day Of the trst rCbcz-i11 n this order. o.hrrwis
the cEuse will h prOCedrd VIZ as iu ra-r ~
default. Provided q COPY of this order he rubisrr 81
once weNE for thrpe Sl--eszve v7pelE lr fhs Was
inEl1u Law Reporter and the Washington Hr-a-f
before said dav
WENDELL ?. STAFFORD Jrzttra
A trEs co-V. TlsJ. seal. J r Young CA
by CHAs. B. COFLIN. As, CIs-t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN

BEAUTIFUL NV BUNGALOW At EYITTs.
vile; rooms and hath; cellar attic hot-watr-
heat; hot and cold water: Gas .snd electric lights
be arranged. Address BOX iIT. Herald once
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MOVING, PACKING, STORING.
FOR RENT-HOUsES

DO YoC WANT TO RENT one OF THE
eheapest srDom houses in Washington FOR 81 3
No E5 Sth s. NV Splendid neigh borhood: ali
sh =. can pass The corner. LOUIS r SHOE
MAKER. 20 southern Building
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TABLE BOARD
LEGAL NOTICE
Alexander Wolf. Attorney.
IN The SUPREME COURT OF THE DTsTRID
OF COLTATRTA

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLCATBIA
Holding an Equity Court
IN re Dissolution Of Kaufman. CothinF Corupauv
a corporation. Equity No S45se
Cpno consideration Of the petition hIed herein b.
hA[rg kaufman, lsidOr kaufman and Lss1ig p
Anore, the Board Of Tr1stees OF the Kaufn4n
Clothing COMPANY curp0ution. for The dfss,
luton q aid cooperation
II II h. hy the oourt, this Z5rd dGy q Oct6b-T A n
Lsio. ordered that all peTsons Interested Il sid
Gfloiauon appeaT IN this court on the lrt 6ay q
Decenoer A. D. 1916 and show czuse II suv tb4-
nave Why the prsyeE for the dissolution a Esif
corporation should not be granted. PROVIDED fhsf
COPY OF this order be Published in the WaShfnF10r
herald once a weeE foT three E1ccssvs weeFr
the hrS insertion 70 be DOT lss than one month
tron the date herein fIed for showing cause Eso-p
said.
By The Court
tslgnedl WENDELL P STAFFORD
gUstrs.
A true coy. Tsst. lsesIN J R Young Clsr+.
by r. r. BELEW. Asst CIerk
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WANTED-SITUATION

A CAPABLE, INTELLIGENT WOMAN NJ
ares position as hOusekeeper for institution or
private family; would also act as manager Of
apaTtnent house. OF csretaker Of large home IN
1osence Of owners. No objection TO leaving city.
References exchanged: tel. North Ses9.
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN CES SF=TT NV
line. city territory only; all Necessary references
Box lO4
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EDUCATIONAL,

PITNIAN. GREGG AND GRAHAM SHORT
hand. Touch ,ypewriting, business and Civil Ser
uCc courses in charge Of former Civil Service sr-
aminer. Individual instruction THE DRILLERY,
100 \. Y. ave.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS
REAL ESTATE.
CAREFUL INVESTMENTS

OF money In Firt DEEDS Of Trust tFY-t Mortr-Fro
on Washington. D. C.. Real Estate alwIyJ give the
full interest promised ard the return Of all The
principle due, resAedles Of the vIryng income, and
values Of other secunues and they are not : bIsct
to taxation. We have been sucoesssuIly raEsged IN
making these investments for cur clierts for more
than a quarter Of a Century. Inrestments so $50
to $1,000 at s. 81. and per oent nov ready 70,
delivery. Large Investments made
VIM. q. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building. 8O7 18th St.
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LOST.

LOST-SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RING Be
tween and O'Clock in Kann's 3rd flUoE. Re
ward returned 10 7Ol 9Th st. sW.
LosT-DoG; WHITE FRENCH POODLE; TAG
q; answers to name nd; reward II returned to zs
o 81. NV; phone North D
LosT-wHITE POODLE, MONDAY NIGHT;
last seen On Lamont st., between 18th and 18th
ssL Reward. l73s Lamont st.
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BROOKLYN baseball banqusts Will close positively
By December %.
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WANTED-sALESMEN.

AUTOMOBILE statesmen WANTED 10 SELL
new S,U0 car; good commission splendid opuor-
unity ior god salesman; prefer man who can r1Ir-
chASe ms own dsmOnstrator. with discount Of
Reply fully, BOX SO. HezId oHIce
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
GROCERY. CONFECTIONERY AND DEIJCT
tessen stand 500. r. Florida ave. NV. phop
y. 564J.
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LAUREL ENTRIES.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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true copy. Tsst. lSeaIN J R Yorps C1s-t
By r. r. BELEW. Asst Glen
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AUTUMN RESORTS.

CONTINUED on PAGE TWELVE.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO
run proof press. Apply FORE
MAN, Herald.
WANTED-BoTTLE WASHER. APPLY ms PA.
ave nv.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL
new Sloo car good commission; splendid oppor-
tunity for good salesman; prefer man who can pur-
chase ms own demonstrat0r, with discount Oh
kepy fully, BOX 6ls Herald onice.
THREE EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE NE
clsnlcs need not apply unless frst-class sENIAIES
MOIOR CAR CO.. 6s Pa. ave. &C.
PAPERHANGERS AND PAINTERS
Apply NEW YORK DECORATING co.
6l2 G St NV
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HELP WANTED -FEMAIr

GIRLS WANTED 10 OPERATE WIRE STITCH
ing machines Hthograph work PARKER
BRAWNER CO., 472 La ave. nv.
GIRL IN OFFICE; MUST BE ACCURATE WITH
hgures; state salary to start. BOX 7ol, Herald
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SPIRITUALISM.
MRS. BROWNELL Out Out Of :.
WANTED-AUTOS,

And ether metals welded bv HutcseDous proce-N
Steam Auto Shop SO n. J. ave NV Lin. 80
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LAToNIA RESULTS.

Arpruntsee Allowances cIa4msd.
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FlJE PRESfNTADA Una LEY CONTRA Ia
FEDERALIZlCIOY DE- LAS NIL |CIAS |
E proyec fua oruado por e senador Bcrah, de Idaho
yreprueba 10 propuesto por el Senador Hay
Sc lNICIARA UNA ENERGICA CAEpANA PARA I'M
PL LANTAR En- FL LPAIS UNA PREP ARA CIlN NJ LITAR

Murho diS.uSto cauSh en- t"d"S
los rirru."S. lur nj 81 Pr"Sjdrnlc vii
son Ell Su inr"rmr It, aver. III II
Srrrriario Baker "n "l qur anual-
mrntr r;nd" a las CamaiTS. hayan
hab!a.ir dr las d.fiIIr.tadr' l!r :"
rnromraron para Iu" las mI!IrIaS
rumplirran con Ia rIW'I.d" p"r Ia
Ley Hay.
II : .ua,!or Borah cree dnr no
podr5 !lar"r>" NADIA IN favor dr una
vrriaIcra prrpar&'iHn ml!i!ar. Sl""
- rrprurha Ia Leg Hay ~" pr"t"n-
IL. Ia rr,l"ra!ilariGm ii" las GHardiaS
Narionalr:;: prro 81 S':nador Cham
hrr.ain. aunIur 81 murStra l=ual-
mrntr upurSIo n Ia Ley Hay dice
,Jur n" .lar;i 81 apruiariin al pro-
yrrtn prrS,n!aio pur Burah. mrn-
traS no prop"n@a aIgo ronycnicntr
rn SustitlItiin AZ. Ia que prove" In
Ley que - trata Il" drSrrhar. pucS
81 cslurma del Srnador BOrah So
limia a cl'ilirar Ia Ley Hay.
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NAUFRAGO Ell VAPOR 'P!l TX
CERCA De LAS ISLAS Ca
NARIAS, ESPAhA
Mas DE- cirn miemhrOS dr la tripu-
laci0n pcrrcicron en- Fl accidcntr
caliSad0 pOr una terrible
tOrmenta.
PRESENTATION SU RENUNtEA TODOS Les
HIfHBR0S SOCIALISTS De la co.
HISIJH DE- C0hESNBLES
ScrvicIo exclusive para Ia PRENsA.

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Sc petiraron de la capi-
taIrumana por elferro
earril de Czernavoda
La evacuation de esa plaza habia
sido acordada de antemauo
en- vista de la imposibili-
dad de defenderla

LONDRES. DlclemDre O.-La PA
Z" de BucareSt M ca!do on poder &c
los teutones. La notIcia de "a capt.
n Iuc dada @f!claimcntc p3r ci VI
nlst21lG dc a Guerra "!"n'"n en- e! IN
formc pub!icado esta noche Ell IL ca
pital del impcrIO teutOr.
Scgin los dct"l!eF &c eSa accIon,
recibidos en- "sta capital, las tr"p2a
rumanas rus"s que deicnd'ah "a
plaza Sc retiraroA de Ia capl'ai y -
toda Ia region Sltia"a' opof'uh''t''''''e
para cvltar ser cOpadi'S po: los lliFa-
sores Ell su av2nce poE amboS !aG.5
de Ia capital.
In evacuation de las tropas que
d.fcrI;ar Bucarest. Sc efcctu6 en-
Ias princra; !;oras del dia, pues los
comandantes rumanos comprendierotf
cue de retardar ese mornnlento sc
eyponian q cacr en- podcr c:: enc
migo.
Da oc,erio con auucilos infcrmes.
ninc1ncs esruerZos Sc hicicron por
los ruso-rumancs para defender la
ciudad. Las recicntes noticias de
fuant. aliada. decian que as auto"i-
Gades militares rumanas hahiar dc
,iGidc oue no Sc hiciera ninguna re-
sistencia en- Ia capital, l pesar de ha-
llarse rodeada de poderosas fort!ii'
caciCres due Ia hacian una de las pla-
yas fuertfs mas poderosas del mum
do. Parece que la raz6n que tuvleron
presente las citadas autoridades MI
litares para obrar de esa ma1lera. NJ
sldo e! propoSlto de sai'ar e' "''soi
numero possible dc 'aS lueI"AS iE'''''
mas, aun costa de III peFuida "e ts- .;-
rrltoro.
Ell golpe final de las tropaS de ION
Falkenhayn y de Won Mackensen So
brc Bucarest, sc llcv0 4 efecto de una
manera aSombrosamente rapida. y es-
te necho fue uno de los que prcci-
pitaron las fuerzas rumanas to-
mar Ia determination de abandonar
n ciudad sin defenderla, pueS como
So dice. Sc hubieran expuesto 4 ser
completamente sitiadas eJ csa plaza,
mes los austro-alamanes habian To-
or,.,Jo w rorta,.les todas las rctira.
d,s con excepci6n de la del Fcrroca-
rril de Rucarest a Czernavoda, que
fra In Que aprovecharon para su sa-
Ida.
II ro.oro cuorno de oi6rrito ale.
MI, cro +,r brillantementa So ha
.,;,.;,o,,;i, or ost, camna5, cstohIc-
-: -, liza, do ,os;c;onas al ~, do
,u s;o+o villas de ros lirdaros IA
- .o,;+,1 b,hiando estado +-do 81 dia
,.;o,.I, oo-, ,orSodor, fr,.;1 toiou
1os oLstic,los ono So proso,tahan
no,, Il ,,.,nco de In infanteria Para
l., r,an,n, dc how. los defcnsGres
hab;au sido drsalojadOS de toda esq
rcr;1n las tropas teutonas puGieron
ov,n2ar soJrc l. capital con muv no
p, oposici6n. In que hizo In rctagIar-
din rumana para proteger la retirada
de los defcnsorcs.
Mientras estas opcraciones Sc lle-
yaban cfccto por el noveno cuerpo
dc eiGrcitc. por cl Noroeste de Buca-
rest las tropas del general Delminsin-
gen. el brazo derecho de Won Fal-
kpnhavn emnrendicron un avance
desde Taroor;stoa sobre n nIazo da
pIoosc; = n one Ileoaron poco antes
'e quo . i'''''"' q ID n le'l' az" Ue '"'
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!: Ell HUERFANO DEL RECl-
:. MIENTO

= Este cs el titulo de Ia uovela :
= cue empezara a publicarse en- cl
:. folletin de LA PRENSA de ma :
- mana.
:. L. obra de refcrencia es de :
= aquellas que sostienen en- todas
:. sus situaciones ell interes del :
= iector, no Gudamos, por ESQ,
= que sea del agrado de nuestros
= subscriptores.
= eel Husrfano Gel Resimiento" :
+ es una de las obras mas celebra-
!. das de Marco Mario.
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tr raniidad. viene el orc americana
"a <us.itlir a Ia moneda mcXicana Ell
,.la> las tranSaccloneS.
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We guarantee la PRENSA has larger
circulation than any other mexican news
paper N the United -ta.eS.
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Compre usted sus ibros en- espahol a
Ignacio E. Lozano, GOT Dolorosa ST. San
Antonio, Texas. Su casa es Ia mas baratG.
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II he'd only got started the other way,
the way we did, what crook he would
have made! AS it is, l guess we amt
afraid Of all the organized police on
earth combined, as much as we are
of him. It's queer thing he amt
been shot up or blown into eternity
long ago, an yet they say he's never
guarded. He must be cool one!
Anyhow, I'm glad Jimmy didn't squeal
on me; I'd hate to think it Of him
When I went to see him about the
bonds, he wouldn't have nothin' to dc
with them. Swore they was plant
he did, an warned me off. He seemed
real excited, considerin' he had nothin
to worry about, but l took his word
for it, an beat it. That's the last
seen of him."
did you send your nephew to him p
"Me?" Pennold's tones quickened
in surprise. Il amt seen him in a
long time. an don't believe he even
remembers old Jimmy; he was only a
kid when Jimmy went up the river
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Your "Get-Away"'
Power in Summer 10 ,o,,,

i " IA III 0OI1lIllCI Is lOW.
Summer brings mental and
physical lassitude. The spirit
is languid and the liver Is
lazy. Nature is trying to
unload the toxins that come
from heavy foods and lack
of outdoor exercise. Help
Mature to restore natural
vigor and vim. Get an eight
cylinder stamina by eating
Shredded Wheat Biscuit
with fresh fruits and green
vegetables. Cut out meat
and potatoes; eat these deli
cious, nourishing little loaves
of baked whole wheat and
becool, contented and happy.
Eat them for breakfast with
milk or cream; for lunch
con with berries, sliced ba-
nanas or other fruits. Made
at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
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What to Use and Avoid
On Faces that Perspire

Skin to be healthy. must breathe.
II also must perspire-fnust expel,
through the pores. its share OF the
body's waste material. Certain creams
and powders clog the pores. interior.
ing both with elimination and breath.
Ing. especially during the heated per.
iod. II more women understood this,
there would be fewer selfruined com.
plexions, II they would use ordinary
mercoized wax they would have heal.
thy compilations. This remarkable
substance actually absorbs a bad skin,
also uneloging the pores, Result;
The fresher, younger under.skin Ia
permitted to breathe and to show II.
self, The exquisite new complexion
gradually peeps out one free from any
appearance of artificiality. Obtain an
ounce OF mercolized wax from your
druggist and try II. Apply nightly like
cold cream, for week or two, wash.
Ing it off mornings.
To remove wrinkles, here's a mar
velously effective treatment, which
also acts naturally and harmlessly:
Dissolve an ounce of powdered saxo-
lite in half pint witch hazel and use
as wash lotion.