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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18
DR.. BAelEY WON'T
SERVE IN SURVEY

Plans OF tho state educational
commission we're upset Thursday
when DR. William Chandler Bag.
ley. OF the University OF Illinois
telegraphed that he could not take
part In the survey Of the Washing.
ton institutions.
No one to take his place has yet
been selected. DIR. +. =. Ciaxton.
government educational expert. was
called from Paradise. MoA-. back
to Spokane for a conference Friday
lie Is cooperating with the com
mitteemen in the selection OF sur
vey experts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18
FIRST OF CHAIN OF
TEA STORES OPENED

The first of the new United T.n
and Coffee stores has just been
opened 1T the now Seattle Market.
Occidental and Yesier.
This proposed new chain OF
stores. selling direct to consumers.
r. Seattle enterprise. managed
By John =. Jansen. who announces
an unusual premium offer 10 NJ
tract customers on Saturday.
4 have bought 1000 pieces oil
imported china and glassware. b.
says. and ! am going Co give Il
away on Saturday to the first 1000
people Who buy from the new
store"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18

PROGRAMS
Antrrfssn.--iah srhnsli In ~ ndine +"
fiss. A--~fiifi Peter. htd." sHagraph
The Mi.~r. Heart coined, seeuis.
strmmer-->anrr o>eli In a VEN
an'. Fast"
tslt-~arn--f srnie ard In '@fepn~..es'
r.rdn~r" eomsdy
telaaisi--'srhs ldsi sf the -iszs~
uipI.drom~--'rbe 1875 bsund-t ~
and vaudeville.
tis~rtr--iboasis fsiresah. In "Hi'
fiTfar~ la tho tsp-fs
Mt..iap---J wsrr~a hssvixsn In "-er
o. the stars trsnst. Iord Ia "Ui'
Nst~.fr. pirk turpis.
H~s--ulasrh~ sweet In The I.esp~.
strsnd--.ti.r~nse Mod In ">r~ tsrt.
Reopening Saturday AZ .. m.
tho Alhambra theatre. under the
MANAGEMENT Of Jensen a Won Her
berg. will be n combination vaude.
vile and picture house. The Al
hambra Was originally built for
stage attractions Tho opening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18

Alhambra opens Saturday. Feb.
18th, at y. m, with real Vaude-
vile q acts OF III and keystone
comedies. Matinees. 10 cents. Even
ings, Is cents, 10 cents. Children.
5 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18
FORD DELEGATES
TO TELL OF TRIP

Miss Grace DE Graft. OF Port
land. one OF Henry Ford's peace
delegates. will speak ON incidents
OF the Oscar II. cruise at the Col.
lege womeas club luncheon ut
the Washington Annex Saturday.
Emil Hurja. the University OF
Washington delegate. viii address
the Mems club OF the University
Congregational church Tuesday
night. Tonight he will talk before
the University Scandinavian club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18
RACE SUICIDE"

Manager GrombRcher OF the
American has secured another bis
feature. following "a IL does after
the wonderful success achieved nj
this theatre by "undine" The new
feature Is entitled Race Suicide p
This picture is not only bold and
daring. but Il is acientifIc and edu.
cationnl u IL picture fer b6,h
mind and heart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18
WINSTOCK AUTHORITY

Melvin G. Winstoek. asso-
eiated with Grombaeher q
Bailey, is the pho,oplay author.
ny OF their circuit. Since Mr..
Winstock has been selecting
the attractions for the Amer.
lean. the house has lcsped into
great prominence and we'll de-
served popularity.
The Motion Picture World.
In its issue Of February 10. de.
voted an editorial TO Mr.. Win.
stock on his critical analysis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18
MARKET REPORT
P0SLAM'S WORK
FELT AND seen
Improvement Daily as Skin
Heals

\ Fimpis 10 dispose Of
Rash 20 Danish
\ Complexion 80 clear
Eczerna 20 heal
Trust poslnm. with ifH intense
ever-Rctive healing power. 90 do the
work quickly and we'll
N Il IL but % slight irregiflnrify ~
the skin. single application may be
sufficient. n more stubborn trou-
bic. daily Improvement may be seen.
Poslsm must produce visible. pro-
grcssivs results--a severe test. but
how we'll met by this efficient rem
edy Its many users know.
Poslam Soap. medicated with Pos
iam-ths tonic soap for the skin
For samples send sc stamps TO
Emergency Laboratories. ~ West
25th ST. New York city. Sold by all
Druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18

show will consist OF four vaudeville
acts and Keystone comedies
The headline attraction viii be
six musical artists billed rs a
Musical Matinee" Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett In comedy sketch. Carl
Rlfner. juggling comedian. and Jack
Polk In comedy will be the other
attractions. Tho Keystone comedy
is entitled. "A Game Old knight
The Alhamura mas been closed
for the past few weeks. undergoing
alterations and improvements. The
admission viii be 10 cents matinee,
and 10 cents downstairs after :
u. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18

Eugene Levy or one OF his deputies
will climb the fire escape in front
~ the liippodrome theatre. and
then and there proceed 10 throw
away To the aasemblage In the
street below $50 in small change.
VIII there be crowd7 Just bet
your sweet little ankle watch there
will be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18

Marin Sails. fea
tured In Kalem'i
Stlngaree series
Is n daughter q
one 81 the old
Spanish families
OF California. She
was born In Marin
county. near Sar
Francisco hence
the name Marin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18
REX PACKING EN-

The Escape" at the Rex this
week. under Manager Hamriek. has
perhaps exceeded all records for
capacity at this coy picture house
The place has surely been packed
this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18
FOR THE LADIES

ladies attending the matinee at
the Mission will be presented with
a "Grace cunard'' pennan, 'Iiis
Majesty. Dick Tarpin." In one of
the Grace Cunard productions. and
IL is being shown now Mt the Mis-
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18
Alhambra ReOpenS as
Combination Theatre

viii Show Vaudeville and Pictures; Manager Levy Of
Hippodrome to Toss Money TO 3reezes Saturday; Bic
Race Suicide Feature Is Secured by the American,
Breezy Notes About PhotoplayerS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18

The two Riddles" OF J. X. Bur.
ger, Pathe comptroller. were adopt.
ed by the Blackfeet Indians on
Burgers recent trip West. He said
he had to spend nearly SIS In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18

II o b art Bos'
worth is featured
in The Yaqui.'
recently released
on the Universe
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18

"Roslnante," the old white horse
that DE Wolf Hopper pensioned
after his performance In Don
Quixote," has been rcquisitioned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18

We have received some elegant u
shepherd and fancy checks They q
smart and come In the seni.Norfolk
fects. The styles are unusually GOO
beautifully tailored and satin {
lined Very special at............. Z
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
HOROSCOPE.
The stars incline but do not compeI i,

Thursday, April IT, 1915.
This should be an exceedingly lucky
day. The Sun, Jupiter and Saturn are
an In strongly benefic aspect. while
Neptune is slightly adverse.
II Is a time for pushing all important
business affairs. especially if they are
Connected with persons Of prominence in
public life
Bankers and brokers continue to have
the forecast of profit. Business failures
however, are presaged in places thar
sustain confidence and appear prosperous.
There Is sign read as good for the
Panama Canal, which will have many
accidents that impede navigation, but will
become suddenly the center of world in
terest
Saturn gives announcement to mining
men. subway contractors and all who
work in the ground The figure is
promising to agriculturists.
Neptune shows a period Of fauIt-find-
ing on the part Of taxpayers and voters,
who will be critical concerning national
AFFAIRS.
II is prophesied that riots will disturb
western cities. A prominent man may
be ASA ssinated
Inc loss of a famous author who may
die in May will cause much sorrow in
the United States.
Danger OF fevers and contagious
diseases of various classes is foreseen.
Increase Of rheumatism and kindred
maladies is predicted.
Growth of cooperative ORGANIZATIONS of
every sort is indicated by the stars. A
woman will project a great Industrial re-
form, 1t is declared by the seers.
Persons whose birthdate it is have the
forecast OF increase in business and
success in all financial ventures.
Children born on this day have the
augury of happiness and fair fortune.
These subjects of Taurus usually have the
ability to get on IN the world.
tCounxhL InAl
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

A visit to her sister, Mrs, Howard +.
Boyle, in Atlantic City. Mrs. Boyle Is
chairman OF the Second New Jersy DIS
trict organization. During Mrs. Aneh.
der's stay a number Of meetings Were
held In the Second District At Vineland,
n J., Mrs. Allender spoke on fhe
FORMATION of the woman's Party, plan
announced by the Congressional union
to secure the passage of the Susan B. An
thony amendment.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Mrs. Rust. who was Miss MargSre'
Britton, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Alex
ander Brftton, was hostess at the danssnt
Al the Shoreharn yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

The Safe Storage of Your Furs
should be gwen your consideration.
Place them in our Cold Dry-Air
Vaults on the premises and relieve
yourself Of all further worry.
Phone m. 53OO-CoId Storage"
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
Wl@@@waup6 & I@Gw0D
New York-W ashn gton-Pars

MANY STYLES AND
EXCEPTIONAL QUALITIES IN >A&%r
Women S Beautiful Neu 7affeta VA
Silk Frocks at $500 CNIAA
bfI new bks and Exceptional atean T.
price hId d by this owing o desswe
are mng
Attractive nemodhk kranana ~
ak-TAFE " .s@
o ma Copenha II
n coIosb nduhne of
tnes-pd deandna -
t tDrwbm adwhe
b kvo
rec md umdes ehavveh ehon
ppp hon nndeoGe
novrnts edped herbe
o. hfeaf for
t. d and
can be ofeedat
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Mrs. Randolph L. Eliot and MISS DOT DOT
othy Eliot spent Easter IN Aul AuahIlc O'''
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
Suits at $780, SO to $500
In Beautiful Styles.

Dress effects prety finished and tailored models bound braid
left plain There wonderful display Of clever styles showing
the seasons features These developed Of silk fafs
gabardn SERGE Calot and velour checks afeta popn
effects.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Special attention is call
cd to the Evening Goats of
Satin, FdiHc SILK, Char
menSe and Jersey, trimmed
7tTth fur, Dtdrobout and
auth shrring, smoking
and fnH collars.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
NeW Importation Direct from
London of the Famous Liberty
Summer Fabrics.

Crepe Vole white gray blue pink and old blue inches
wide slOO yard Carath Crepe in black and light
old blue 40 inches WIDE 75c yard Osaka Crepe rose blue tan
white and pink u inches WIDE 35c yard Floral Vole lavender
pink and blue; u inches wide S5c yard.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
Fashionable White Fabrics.

For all types and classes of summer garments for and
children.
Fabrics greatly in favor for Gowns Suits and Skirts
White Wash Corduoys
White Pques
White CordeHe
White Popln
White Gabadne
Fancy Striped White Gabardine.
Transparent White Organdy.
Plain and Fancy White Voies,
White Crpes
Fabrics for Lingerie and Womens and Chdrens Underwear
English Longcloth.
English Nainsook
apanese Nainsook.
Mercerized Batste
Prices Cotton Goods steadily advancing and merchandise is less
expensive that it will be later in the season
From the standpoint of economy comprehnven of selection this
is the best time to make your choice
hor-E ELrenb4
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
NeW Arrivals in
Smart Sport Fabrics.

Medium and broad printed awning cloths sabardnes,
CLOTH waffle cloth, and cloth These especially
fabrics and the coong the striking and unque-one,
three and ouroned stripes widths
36 inches.
Prices 25e, 5Oc Csc and 75e yard
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
HAN ENTRAD0 En- AcTIv!DAD Los
VLuSTkS en- LAS CERCANiAS
DE- Ia {. De CHIHUAHUA
Ia genie de Martin Lopez ha ssaItado les trenes
que lleyan pyo7isioaes para Ia citada capital

FL FASO, Texas, Julio 2l.-ncs
vilIistas han cntralo Ct gran act;v'-
dad en- las c~crcanias de Ia ciudad dc
chihuahua, scgun los informes que
ha rerogido Ia prensa local, te los Via
jeros que han llcgadc dltlmamsntc
lie Ia citada capital.
No sc cree que Villa este ccrca dc
Chihuahua, pero 81 sc ticncn noticIas
dc que ha ~dispucsto que varlas part
las uDercn sobrc las Was del Central.
no solo para intcrrumpir las CONT
nicacIoncs. sine para apoderarsc Il"
los c~argaracnIps dc provIsloncS qdc
Sc enviau Il la capital chi"auahUciiS",
FL prop6sito dc Villa c narerSc dc to
dos los cOmcSt;hles que sc envicn del
Norte Y del Sur a IA capital del We
cino Estado. a fin de que Ia situa-
cion Sc agravc ALI de tai modo 4
causa del hambre, que los soldado'
de Trevino Y el pueblo Sc amotinen
Y resuelvau unirse Il los viiliStas.
Villa esta en- el Sur del Estado de
Chihuahua o en- Coahuila. La noti-
cia que clrcul6 hoy, relativa 4 que
Villa habia capturado Ia importantc
ciudad de Torre0n, ha tornado graz
| cuerpo V cs acceptable gencraImcutc.
En- Ciudad Juircz SC habIa tambi"m
dc la captura de Torrc6n. auuGuc IL,
| auturidadcs c~arrancistas 10 uicgau.
No hay. empcro, ninguua informn.
cj6n fidedigna sobre ci aslnto. y 10
mas probable cs que ia important
ciudad la"UHcra este todavia en- podrl
de las Fucrzas del gobicrno dc fac
to. Ticncsc. 2iu embargo. Ia sngurI.
dad de que Villa trata dc capturar es''
plaza. y que II rctirada hacia 81 sur
de Parrai -pln fuc con e. ohicLu ,ir
reuuir 81 mayor uumero possible lie Gle
meutos para aiacar Torrcon y la.
| ciudades citcuuvccinas.
Pero, para que las fuerzaS que e
! haitian en- Chihuahua, no sean mo
v~llizadas hacia ell sur del Estado Q
hacia Ia region lagunera para impedl:
que Villa rcajice sus ~prop0Sitos. ell ci-
lado iefe rebelde ha tenido buen cui,
dado de disponer que varias partidaS
de su- ao4"gs sa!-- - Mi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23

vidaI en- las CcrCdHias dc la rapit2.
del yccjuo Estado y cq olray rcpir.
uc,, = fin 4, lencr on iaagc = l..
guarricioncs del centric del Estado.
llay ctro p~ronosito. 81 ouc he mcnc;u-
nado: a]rodcrarse dc los cargamcnto.
dc provisioncs que 90 cnvicn del Nor
te i Chihuahua. asal,ando los irene,
y dcstrnvSpdoIos s. cs pcrcsar;o
La siguicutc information, pubi;nr-
da por IN diario local, c]omprucia
10 quc digo accrca dc las actiyidaJrs
de los vIi!iStaS al Nortc lie Ia capital
deI t.stado dc Chihuahua.
"Ayer en- la manana una fucrz1
vliii@ta, sc c]ncontraba 4 s!ctc mil;az
at Norocstc dc Chihuahua. con la IN
lencI"n lie accrcarse Il dcstruir Us
"tlItr"s, cStacl0n de abastecimicnJu
dc aguas dc Ia ciudad, que 81 III
cuCntra como d tres cuartOs dc m:'ia
4! NOrOcstC de la ~poblaci0u.
I'm trcn dc provisioncs de los Gu
rrancistaa fue asaItado aver por Mar.
tin Lopez. hcrmano DC Pablo. cerca
de Santa Isabel. en- I'm punto a poca
d~istancia al Sur dc Chihuahua, sobrc
cl Noroes.c de Mexico. I'm CT ataogc
muricron sea, soidadns carraprisfo. e.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
FL s~eryicio de tyenes d.
rectOs entire Eagle Pass
San Antonio, Texas,
Sc ha jnaugurado
FRANCISCO MURGUIA NO HA
CONTESTADO EG TELEGRA-
MA QUE LIE DiRIGIO Ell
CONSUL SEGUIN
En- Monclova, Muzquiz y otras pc.
blaciones, la vida es punto me-
nos que impossible.
Correspondence especial para La rRENsA.

correspondence cSptclai para LA IiI'NSh'
EAGLE PASS. TEX, Julio Ill
Buena prueba de la gran %importan-
cia que los negocios a a~dqulr'endo
en- csta localidad Y del incremcnto nc
su vida en- todos los ordenes, es g
nuevo servicio ferrocarrilcro recicn-
temcnte inauguTado entire csta y San
Antonio.
IIaSta hacc unoS CuantOs dlaS, ci
servicio 10 hacia I'm tren local Que He
vaba Il los pasajeros a Ia cstaclOa de
Spofford, De la Inca troncal, don
dc trasbordahan al trcn directo, pucs
habia Que viajar por las rutas de 81
Paso o de San Antonio. Ahora los
v~iaieros de San Antonio ~tieneu, AIDE
mas de este Lren, otro que sale nc
esa ciudad en- las primeraS horas de
la ~madrugada V llega Il esta, diaria-
mente, a las nueve Ge Ia manana. hd-
ciendo el viaje directamentc, sin q
traSborde de SpOfford.
En- ambos servicioS los treneS entic
San Antonio V eSta pOblacion, 90.
rren lIenos de pasajcros Y carga, 10
cual ponc patentc, como dccIamoS
antes, ell augc crecicntc de esta Gu
dad que Sc haIla en- incesantc Gre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
Coicctan fondos a bcucficio dc "a:
yictimas dc C~usnajuato.

FL consul Garcia y el comandantc
nnlitar de Ciudad Juarez, han estado
arreglando 10 n~eceSario para que el
proximo domingo Sc efectue en- la vc-
Gina ciudud. una kermesse de benefit
ccncia, en- IA que tomarau parte Sc
nort> ' ~scnoritas pertcuecicntes 4 Ia
buena sociedad de Ciudad Juaraz. Los
productoS que sc obtengan dc id kcr-
meSse del domingo, Sc destinaran a
beEeficio de los damnificados por las
irurdaciohes que Sc han registrado eli
gran parte del Estado de Guauajuato,
especialmente en- la RIGA region del
Bajio. donde Sc perdieron las coSe-
cha> Y donde han queiado sin hogan
! muchas famIh2=
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
Hambrc c inquictud en- Coahuila

Viajcro5 liegados recicntcmente DC
las poblacioncs de Monc.ova'y Muz-
quiz, rcfieren que Ia situacion gene
raj en- aquella region cs Va ~verdad.-
ramentc angusriosa, pues In csacesz
de todos los articu!oS de primera ne
cesidad S. acentua cada dia mas.
81 u este Sc agrcga la inquittud rel
mantle 0 Ia proximidad dc las par.;-
daa anticarrancistas Y por cl tenor
lie motiues cnlr" la dcscoMtcnta c in
subordinate trcpa del @ohicrnc Lc
fac,o, sc comprehend como Ia liza
St ha hccho ali pUnto meHos que
impossible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
Han estado Nsgando a Ia
ciHdad de Laredo, Tex,
mas HIiIicianas anne
rIcan0s
Ia GUARDIA DE NEW HAMPSHl-
RE VA A AUMENTAR Ell NU-
NERO DE LOS SoLDADOS
AMERICANOS
Vienen a los Estados Unieos var'os
agentes carrancistas para yer ST
mejoran la situacion finan-
ciera
Correspondence especial para Ii. pRENsa

LAREDO, Texas, Julio 2l.-Era
de suponerse que j los dicz NIL sol
dados que hay en- esta ciudad, no sc
lie agregarian mas, pueS no hay IA
zon para acUmular tai cantidad de sol
dados. 81 no cs por via de e~jercicio o
Dor estudio. No obstante, hoy emre-
aaron a llegar mas milcianoS. siendO
ell Estado de New Hampshire, quicn
manda la terccra milicia; pues en- IA
actualidad sc encuentran las de Mai
ne, Missouri y New Hampshire.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23
Los concentrates de Chi
huaIlua ante 81 gOherRa-
dor inpuesta pgr ia
ciBta Treviho
PIDIERON QUE FUERA SUPRIMi-
DA LA OFICINA RECULADO-
RA DEL COMERCIO Y
QUE Sc DEJARA A
ESTE EN- Ii
BERTAD
Tambicn pidieron que SC modersrn la
actitud que ha vcnido obscrvan-
do la prcnsa carrancista


Corrcsnnndcncil Especial para LA pREHSi.
CHIHUAHUA, Julio lS.-Una de-
legacion dc. concentrates dc esta ciu-
dad sc prcscnto aver ell el PaIaciO &c
Gobieyno para confercnciar 0 cl
yobcrnador que Ct general. Jacinto
Trcvinu impuso en- este :EstadO. Los
comcrcianteS quisicrOn vcr al gobcr-
! uador para protestar por los prOc2-
dlmicntos dc ia famosa Oficina rcgu-
ladora del Concrete, ID que M cst2-
10 imbonicndo fuertes Y frecuentci
multas con ell preteXtO dc que les
comerciantes no reciben el papel ca
! Irancista al tipo fijadO por cl go
| hierno, o Dorquc venden Il mcrcaa-
c.as EN- plata q. porque aumentan los
| prccios, que nunca faltan pret2Xlos
rara que Ia famosa cOmiSion haga
dc las suyas, perjudicando a los CO.
Uncertainties. Il los que cXplota dc ana
manera atcntatoria, usando de Ia fucr
a.
Los c~omerciantcs manifestation ii
-~obcruador Trcvino que Ia oficina &c
%'!&doFa Del coh'eFcIo no "e''' e"''-
tir va, porquc Ia primera jefatura ha
o'nenado Su SUPPRESSION fldieIo" ~
i~"nclohaFlo que "eJar" Il! co"'eTc'o eH
cAteFa ''2erlad &c oDIar' P"eS ;" H's
g gooleII'o los o'"E" P'S@I ~
iaeIa'lco los ucIeci'o' ue li'I""ucSI'''
"e meEcaNc'aS' '~"a!'2Pofte &c e'"' )
contFIoucloncS. nc coHS'acEaoaA }H''"
que Sc les ooi'gue I"fl'teH5" "ye''"-.
c. paper mohc"" d E"'oI que '' =.
eN''"iJeio' OO'o' Gus "''1
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-23

Eseusa V. hey IiGieRdo n1eSt-o Vsliosc
tibro Gratis cor IS 2aEinas dnaCr cceU;a IN
eucaaSe ilCno : vtsor"S" COMO . contrast
ias Enfcrnris Gss Fenereas y Senito-orin-
ariss. cualcs son. --s s-T-3G.l- : .. G." Ms
pe-a-csJI1 si-aao -7s-zGr con ;ot!p eN.tn 02E
roSatrcs. II e hsliR ca0saG0 y de A.r2'a4o
dc 4rr cnEaEsGu, II CIs--S :. -r-car-&-s" a.
fViso- .cnruvieI0 del dunnrs. 81 qli"5c = E2-ar
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Los u,ilicsnos relevan a los regola-

Las fuerzaS del Y c de lnfan-
terra Y los individuos de caballc'i2
del SIC Intosh, que Sc encucntran deS
tacados en- algunos puntos cercaGoS.
van a ser relevados por los milicla-
nos.
Los destacamentoS de San lgnacio
V Cawell, vuc!vcn 4 suS cuarteleS dcs-
pues de kaberse batido con los rebel
des dc Luis de Ia Rosa.
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airi3ase listed a Ignacio E.SLozano.-
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Premature

Periide dc Vigor y Vitslida5, kxotamicaie
'NcTviosc, ExcesoS. Neurasthenia. Stills, Con
turrea, Gotta M:li;ar y sudas la Intermediates
SJeucTea y Cerito-UrinariaS la estamos t-G-
stanSo con gran Cxity pr5v1Izmentc : con mGy
rpcco coSto. Taalbieu r-1ca1Hos los males del
LEsrouago del Hisaio. "A Veuga = los Rinones.
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Una vista de inspection a los cam.
pamertoS

Aver lego i csta eI tcniente CO.
ronel Munson, del cuerpo mGdico de
los EStados Unidos, con objcto de M
sar una vista de inspection Il los
campamentos militares de Laredo,
que, segun Sc ma dicho, no p~restan las
higicuicas condolences que son nece-
sarias para evitar que Sc desarro.le
una epidemic.
ESta inspection es orGenad& por e.
general Funston.