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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-07-15
MEN WHO LIVE IN MEMORY.

Every town (and Pleasantville is no
e~xception) has two distinct classes of
citizens-those who live in the mem
DRY of their fellow men, and those who
are promptly forgotten.
The man who is energetic, perse-
vering, and keeps always in mind the
welfare of the community in which
he lives will never need a marble slab
to keep his memory green.
The fellow who kicks and Whites
his own home town will die unmourn-
ed and his neighbors will not even
think of him long enough to forget
him.
Say a good word for your town
and say it again.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-07-15
KEEP THE TOWN CLEAN.

A clean town attracts attention
whenever and wherever it is seen. A
dirty one catches the public eye in
ven less time.
When the streets and alleys and
yards and vacant lots in a town are
clean and sanitary it bespeaks a like
condition on the part of the residents
with regard to their personal habits.
The Lord loves a clean mar or wo-
man, and the devil worships a dirty
one. Which do you prefer?
If each person in Pleasantville and
vicinity would use just a little more
energy and thoughtfulness we could
make this one of the cleanest spots
in the country and our reputation
would grow space.
Not only would we benefit thusly,
but the health of the community
would be vastly improved and the
physical capacity of the people would
be greatly increased.
A clean man works with pleasure
and with a definite object in view.
Generally he gets there.
The dirty one labors from necessity
only, has no ambition, and is the black
eye that kills the town in the eyes
of other people.
Keep the town clean.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-07-15
PRESIDENTIAL POINTERS

The burial places of u pres
idents are as follows:
Washington, Mount Vernon,
Va; J. Adams, Quincy, Mass;
Jefferson, Monticello, Albemarle
Co., Va; Madison, Montpelier,
Hanover Co., Va; Monroe, Hol-
lywood, Richmond, Va; j. @.
Adams, Quincy, Mass; Jackson,
Hermitage, near Nashville,
Tenn; Van Buren,, Undertook,
N. Y; Harrison, North Bend,
Hamilton Co., Ohio; Tyler, Hol-
lywood. Richmond, Va; Polk,
Polk Place, Nashville, Tenn;
Taylor, Springfield, KY; Fill
more, Forest Lawn, Buffalo, N.
Y; Pierce, Minot Lodge, Con-
cord, N. H.; Buchanan, Wood
ward Hill, Lancaster. Pa; Lin
coin, Oak Ridge, Springfield, ILL.,;
Johnson, Greenville, Greene Co.,
Tenn; Grant, Riverside Park,
New York City; Hayes, FIRE.
mont, Ohio; Garfield, Lake View,
Cleveland, Ohio; Arthur, Rural
Cemetery, Albany, N. Y; Cleve-
land, Princeton, N. j.; B. Har-
rison, Crown Hill, Indianapolis,
Ind; Mckinley, Canton, Ohio.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-07-15
HOW'S THIS

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NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
advertisement.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-07-15

scrap.
4 4 X
Yes, brother, we are perfectly will
ling to fight, bleed and die for our
country if it is needed. BUT WE
ARE PRAYING POWERFUL HARD
THAT THE GOOD LORD WILL NOT
PERMIT THE NEED!
Il X X
Digging in the garden is the best
of exercise. 1t clears the brain, de-
velops your muscles, adds to the cir
culation of blood, and brings the glow
of health to your cheek. But, of
course, you'd rather have the other
fellow do it.
X X Y
We men are quite in the habit of
smiling over feminine scraps over the
back fence, but W. apparently over
look entirely our own propensity to
"chew the rag" in the public street.
Of the two we are inclined to the be-
lief that woman has the best of the
deal.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-07-15

may.
n n h
Some people are SO pleased with
their own personalities that they are
a source of painful vividness to all
others.
Sympathetically, you know, we
might remark that a few "favorite
sons appear to be anything but ia
v~orites.
If gasoline keeps on going up the
pesky stuff will be SO high it will
never be able to find the earth when
it drops.
Just for a change, brother, why not
step over into the bright side of life
and speak of the good that there is
in Pleasantville?
X X X
Just why, car you tell US, is the
smile of a pretty girl like the purr
of your pet cat? There is an answer,
but who knows it?
X X X
Most women are admired for what
they are, and not for what their IN
cestors were before them. 1t is not
always so with men.
X X X
A brother editor remarks that he
would rather have a good stomach
than a million bucks. We, modestly,
would prefer to hog both.
X X X
This Mexican muddle is working a
| genuine hardship in the public prints
on the political candidates. But, then
it is some relief even at that.
X Il X
Sunshine and fresh air are the best
| tonics for your children. They, like
wise, are the greatest agencies for
the curtailment of doctor bills.
X X y
Some men "know everything" make
a big noise, and get nowhere. Others
know a few things, say little, and get
to the front. Take your choice.
X X \
The Angora goat is said to be noted
as an Indifferent mother. This, how
ever, does not necessarily signify that
mothers in high society are Angoras.
X X \
The man who respects the rights
of others experiences little difficulty
in securing the consideration due him
self, but the wolf generally gets his
due.
y X \
Why should you make a howl when
your wife insists on her moral right
to vote? She never makes a kick
when you invade the kitchen and wash
the dishes.
X X X
A kind word is worth much, costs
nothing, and leaves a green spot in
memory. Harsh mes are the cause
of blight, wither and decay. Which
do you use?
X X X
Stop! Do you remember the time
when you were the most anxious of
all times to make a good impression?
And do you remember the fool break
you made? We all do it.
Y X Y
Can you name the ~cleanest and
most beautifully kept town in this Sec
ton of the state? And, too, do you
know how far from the top-or bot
tom-of the list P%leasantville stands?
X X X
You, of course, have your own opin-
ion on current affairs, and believe that
you are right. Your neighbor has
his and is equally firm in his belief.
Respect the rights of each, and don't
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-07-15
Terse, Tart, Timely
Short and Snappy Sayings to Interest
Old and Young

America is a good country. Let's
tie to it.
The essence of wisdom is to avoid
being a fool.
"Love thy neighbor as myself" but
draw the line at his wife.
All men are created equal, but some
walk on higher stills than others.
n n n
Keep your money at home, William,
and some day it may be yours again.
n n n
They say a cat has nine lives, but
at that it is a mile in the zeal of
Villa.
The lad who honors his parents,
may some day have children who will
honor him.
n n n
A flower in your front yard looks
vastly better than a weed. Speed up
the flowers.
No n man ever knows it all, al
though it is hard to convince a few
of this fact.
Speaking of the political pot re-
minds US it is assuming the dimen-
sions of a hogshead.
In seeking to appear young some
old bucks are eminently successful in
appearing ridiculous.
n n n
Millionaires and paupers are rub
bling elbows at the front. War is a
great leveler of caste.
n n n
Some people are so pestiferous one
can hardly tell whether they are
bugs or just plain nuts.
n n n
Young man, you will never reach
your goal SO long as you spend your
time resting on the way.
n n n
Some men, like the cinder in your
eye, are remembered chiefly for the
smart they leave behind.
ii n n
Tbo,,o'c q braaE in tho o10l16c t0
the south of US. Perhaps even yet
the sun may shine again.
n n n
If you know a few things and know
them we'll you are a wiser man than
the fellow who "knows it all"
n n
No matter how dark the clouds
may be, there's a world of cheer on
the other side. Break through!
n n n
All men make mistakes in the eyes
of the Lord and other people. A few
never do in their own estimation.
The %angleworm is a useless imped-
iment of the earth, but it is about as
valuable as some people we know.
M n III
The European war will certainly
have a unique place in history. 1t is
creating more widows than heroes.
X II ii
We often refer to certain people as
hard headed men of affairs. No men,
ton, however, is made of the heart.
II II n
The political campaign is making a
desperate effort to get back on the
front page again. Here's hoping it
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-07-15

Don't blame the editor if the news
you would like to see printed in this
column does not appear. We are
only human, and unless you tell US
what's what we cannot spread the
good word. Send or bring in your
news items. We will appreciate it,
and so will the readers of The Pleas
antville Press.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-07-15

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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-07-15
BERTRAM E. WHITMAN.
NOTARY PUBLIC
All Work Promptly Attended to
IL W. Washington Avenue

SPECIAL NOTICE.
All persons are warned against
emptying the contents of cesspools
and sewage of all descriptions any
] where in Egg Harbor Township with
out having obtained a permit therefor.
All persons violating the law in this
matter will be prosecuted to the full
extent.
w. J. HUDSON, M. D.,
Health Inspector for Egg Harbor
Township.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-14

LCNnR"S, A@osto Ell Minir-
to,io ho /; sac@.a infornl1 hoy de IN
nuevo ,riun5o ,.:.. las armas in@:esas
N In rc~i,.a ic! soma. Dice c in
fosn3- 4uc :ls t.op%a brii;iHicas qIc
e q cnmt.ahaa al noGte de Fo@iercs
ataca.oa las p0.icioncs arrjncher&das
Dc 10 q name. Y :.rroiaron &SroS
dc ali c"nS;in,:9ies %r-andcs ptrdidaS
Il ,ear-no s:"nado por .oS .n@!escs
con este l.iunfo. tiene una cXJen-
sion d cuatroc:cn;&s yard%s.
En- ia> slauienteS tc:mino< siguc
hab!1ndo Ia noticj% Official:
-. note de Bazenlia-Le-Pel;t nj
20 al@unos progresses nu.sr!a inian-
teri;;. pucS sc poSesion6 de im2ort;n-
tes dcfensus del eHcr!i@o. En- cs;'
region avan"amos TN POGO nHeStraS
iineas !1%c:a M#rtinruiHch y cao.u"a-
mos m.ch,> n~i@io"e.os. N"asy'.as
ptrdida, fueron pequen&s 4 peSa:- de.
fuego trcmendo cue ncs hi%o Il atli-
.leria enen:ig;.'
"Anoche >alieron 1ucst"a~ !HopaS
con inimc tc haccr ;!gr:roS '.rai@@'
en- la Iinca, ca>migHs Gci sGresr' de
La Fo'ie. habienjo obtcniao compile
to zyi.o e. 81 avcntu"a.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-14
relcgrama Especial para Ia PHENsA.

WASHINGTON. Agosto l5.-D2
muy buena fuente ha podido saberSe
que Elisco .Arredondo, deSpueS de
hahcr. conse9U!do que cl Presidente
Wilson &C ,ptara los nOmhram:entos
de ComisioEados meXlcanOS para las
conferences. mejor dichO. despuas
de haheT puesto en- bucn camiLO las
negociaciones para ci arTeglo de !as
difercnciaS entire Mexico Y los Esta-
dos Cnidos. considera terminada Su
mission diplomitica en- este pals. Du-
dase de que Arredondo !legue Il pre-
sentar Sus credencialcS de EmDaja-
dor. puc> hay Quien sepa que dcSpu2S
dc que pasen las eieccionc. dc Ne
viemrre Y .: que rerm'nen sus traba7
10, los ConicreG, IStas. pondI:l Ia .e:::n
.baiaGa er manoS de TN encarg&do. u
de Su successor. V rrgreSara 4 Ia t!1-
dad lie MEXICO
F. Embaj jador desi@na'io. como 10
llaman en- los EstadoS Unidos. desea-
ria retirarSe completamente a Ia vida
privada. pero Ia muerte de Juan \.
.Amador. hace indispensable ~ pro
>encia en- el Minisjerio de Relacio-
mes. V Sc cree casi SECURE que Ga
rranza 10 llamar;! para que coupe ese
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-14

. NUEVA YORK. Agosto l%.--El
ey-embajador de los EstadoS Unidos
en- Mexico. NJ. Henry Lane Wilson.
di6 hoy IA publicidad ia tercera
Darte del informe que rindi6 L! go-
bierno americana sobre la question
mexic@na durantc c! periodo en- Que
el general Huerta asumi0 Ia Presi-
dencia de Ia Republica, despues de que
los sucesos conocidos por la 'pecena
tragica" pusicron fin al regimen ma
deriSta.
La tercera declaration del senor
Henry Lane Wilson vic la luz publ
ca. como las dos primeras, en- los
diarios "The Sun" Y The Amcri
can. Esta tercera parte de los in
formes rendidos por el ex-embajador
al gobierno de los Estados Unidos
es tan interesante mas que las pri-
meras. FL ex-cmbajador habla con
toGO conoclmlento dc cauSa, sobre
asuntoS que el publico conoce nota-
blemenre adulterados porque aSi fue-
ron dados a conocer por quienes han
mostrado intereS en- hacer aparecer
ia administration del general Huer-
Ia como defectuoSa en- grado sumo.
FL -senor Lane Wilson expresa, en-
esta ST. tercera declaration, 10 81
guiente: Fl licenciado Francisco
Leon de Ia Barra, en su caracter de
| Secretario de Relaciones EXteriore<
! del gobierno del genera! Huerta, en-
VIC un menSaje cabIegrafico a Mr.
William Jennings Bryan. fehcitan6o,
10 por el nombramiento de Secretario
de Esrado en- su favor Dor el Presi,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-14
EL|SEO ARRFDONDO DESEA ABAND0NAR
SU PUESTO DE- EhbA)ADOR
No ha podido entender ell caracter de los anne
ricanos vive completamente aisiado a.

pueSro. pero de todas nlaneras, en- un
breve p,azo dejara los Estados Uni
dos pues esta muy descepclohado ae
los amer lc''!'oS' Nses VI "Se f'' " ~
,'...I...,'Jo -, 49,, ,,,,;.ir 40 bo ue-
e.odo :, hacar nj nm solo amigo ame-
siaafin mus M eD-ipnde Stl clrncter,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-14
WILSON USARA, COMO CLEVE'
LAND, A los SOLDAD0S
COMO ffRROCARR|LER0S
LA HUELGA GENERAL Dt Los thPlEAD0S
De FERROCARaIt, que Is RhINER-
IF, Sc CONSIDiSA HUY CRAVE
releurama Especial para Ia PRESsA-

NUEVA YORK, Agosto l3.-LoS
cnp!eados de los ferrocarriies han re-
chazado. la proposition de que sean
resueltas por arbitraje sus demanGas
a las companies ferrocarrlleras. Se
dice que en- vista de que no hay es-
Deranzas de que Sc llegue un acu"r-
do entire las companies Y los enp!ea-
dos de los ferrocarriles ell vista de
cue Ia huelga Sc conSidera lnevlta-
ble. 81 Presidente Wilson ha determi-
rado usar los soldados como fe-
,rocarrileros. siguiendo el ejempl6
del PreSidente Cleveland. ESto. ma
turalmente. en- el case de que sea de-
clarada la -huelga general de ferro-
carrileros.
En los circulos politicos Sc dice que
el prop6sito del Presidente Wilson. al
ordenar que marchen "a frontera
todas las guerdias nacionales cue
hasta ahora no han cumplido con e.
!lamado que hizo hacc dos meses, es
el de estar en- condolences de usag
las tropas para mover los uenes,
declarando que, debido las circuns-
tancias sc &c precisado echar na-
no de tales elementos a fin de mOvii-
zar hacia la frortera Ia euardis ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-14
DESAPARECI0 Luis CABRERA
De MEXICO CON FARI0S Nj.
ILONES De PESOS
A Ia C[UDAD De LAREDO HAN LLEeaD0
NOTICIAS QUE HABLAR De La &h-
PARICION DEL NITRO. De HACIENDA
clcqrama Especial para IA pRENsA.

JrlrHranla E>prriai para Ia fhF.>sh.
Laredo. Texas, Agosto b.
Noticias que no han sido possible con-
firmar. pero que proceden de buenas
tuentes, dicen que el licenciado Luis
Cabrera. Sccratarios de Hacienda "
Cr5dito Publico del gobierno de fac
to recicntemente nombrad0 por
Carranza Presidcnte de la Comision
de dicho eobierno las conferencias
internacionales. desapareci6 de la ca
pital de Ia Rcpublica hace varios dias,
levandose varios millones de pesos.
Las mismas noticias dicen que otro
de los ministries de Carranza ha sido
nombrado por este, dclegado a las
conferencias con los comisionados de
los Estados Unidos. eE vista de que
Cabrera no parece.
La noticia De Ia desaparici6n del
licenciado Luis Cabrera. en- case de
que Sc confirmc, es la prueba mas
irrecusable dc que esta para dcsplo-
marse el gobierno que tiene como je-
fe a D. Venustiano CarranZa,S pues
bien sabido es que Cabrera procura
ponerse en- iugar SECURE cuando COM
prende que eSta para registrarse un
desastre politico.
Un mi.in poIitieo en- Nuevo Laredo.
En- Ia vecina poblacion de Nuevo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-14
TUhULTY LlEYA IN KENSAJE
De WILSON A .PATRONES
Y HUflCUISTiS
Sc ESPERA QUE CGA DlCRO HEkSAJE Sc
L0GRf POSPONER La MCtaRACI0H De
La HUELGA P0R TEMPO RAz0KABlE

seryiciO Exclusive para IL PNENSA.
WASHINGTON, Agosto l3.-De
una manera formal anunciaron hoy on
la Casa Blanca que cl Secretario de!
Presidente Wilson. Mr. Tumulty. ha-
bia salido para Nueva York llevando
un mensaje especial del mencionaio
Prcsidente para los mediadoreS fcdc-
rales, los gerenteS de los ferrocarrl-
les v los empleados de las cmpresas
ferroviarias.
Muchas reservas manifestation los
furcionaiios del gobierno americana
acerca del contenido del mensaJe. y
10 tInico que sotre cl particular re-
velaron fua que 81 bien no consegui-
ria ell Presidente Wilson ell arregio dc
las diferencias entire Gerentes y EN-
pleados ferrocarrileros. con el nlcn-
cionado mensaje. cuando menoS Sc
po,pondria por un tempo razona5ie
IN declaration de Ia huelga.
gov mucha ansiedad en- todos los
circulos por saber ei exitc one obten-
on el enviado de! Presidente Wilson
en- So viaie al puerto de Nueva York.
cicral que fue llamada al Servicio ac-
two.
La situacicn Sc presenta bastante
grave pues la huelga Sc considera in
minente y de tai manera formidable
que amenaza con Ia paralizaeion de
rodo ell trafico ferrocarrilero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-14
Ell DERECHo DE LOS OBREaoS

Es evidente que los trabajadores-
y en- esto estan de acuerdo todas las
escuelaS- tienen derecho 4, Salario
que les proporciona Ia satisfaction de
Sus neceSidadcs y las de SuS iami.ias.
El hombre. ante. que nada. tiene de
recho Il vivir: por ,nslinto. deficn lie
si vida. aun Z COST. De ii agcnJ. Y
haSta los mas rigidoS HoraiiSJas con-
,-ienen en- que no eS roro" el apode-
ramIento del oS biencS ;.genos. si
nuien % hace procede por neceSidad
urgentc inminente Que pong;s at pc
Toro Su vida. \ Il sSto eS asi. COT ma
yoria de raZ0n {! hombre tiene DIRE
cbo de rec!amar a cambio de 81 TIA
baio. un formal que baSte q Sat!stacer
sps exigencias De vida. Este darecho
Sc ey,ienda a Ia familia, porQue si e.
Dadre est. obligado a subvenir q las
necesidades de Ia mujer Y los hijoS-
deben farse!e o. mas bien. no uesar-
sele. los medios dc que cump!a con
tai oHligaci6n. e que tiene deTecho
al fin. tiene derecho 4 los meaios.
dice un viejo principle de moral ja-
ridica; ' en- el Sc apoya. como On ba-
So firmisima. e<ta prerroeativa Gel
obrero pa que 81 salario cuDr:. sUs
neceSidades y las &e su prole-
Fues bien. eSto< asuntos. tan 90,
nocidos de tcdoS: tan conformeS cor
il equidad II justicis,, son cue aoT
Venusuano Carrauza esta traJandt
= vunta lie 5ayoneta en- Ia ciudad d
Mexico. e obrero, por obra gra
cia de Ia revolucl6n. CANA hoy co:
pesos Ell biIImbiqUes de los llamado:
afalsifieabies' tioS hechos eStan de
Mo.t.ardo que no hay tal, pues Y:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-14
Fl EX-ENDAJADOR |. wilson P(jbuCO
SU TERCERA DECLARACION
CarranZa estaoa dispuesto someterse al Go
bierno de Huerta, pero Ia actitud de Wilson
le dio amino para seguir revolucionando
LOS REPRESENTATIVES EUR0PEOS PDIEROh Al PIE. QUE RE-
CONOCIERA Al GRAL. VICTORIlHO HUERTA 0 ASUffItRA
IA RESPONSABLDtD POR Ia RfVOLUCOh

dente Wilson. \ este mensaje del IL
cenciado don Francisco Leon de IL
Barga. contcst0 Entertainments el Sc
cretario dc E>tado, Bryan, eXpresan-
do sus deseos de reanudar las buenas
relaciores entire los gobiernos de Ne
xico los Estados UnidoS.
II Prcsiden;e Hucrta envi0 I'm
mensaie al P2osidente Wilson. fell
citindclo por habcr asumido IA. pri-
mcra magistratura de los EstadoS
Uridos. Mir. Wilson contest6 al eX
preSidente, dandole cl tratamiento de
General en- veZ del de Presidente de
Ia Republica MeXicana.
Fl ex-Presidente Huerta estaba
dispuesto aceptar los terminus pro-
puestos por el Embajador Wilson pa
ra ei arreglo de las cuestioneS de-
Chamizal, icl Tlahualilo V ctraS que
estaban pendientes de arreglarse en-
ire los gobiernos de Mexico Y los Es-
tados Unidos. cuestiones estas que cl
Secretario Bryan guerra cue fueran
sometidas una comisi6n de amboS
gohiernos.
Asi las eosas, el Presidentc Wilson
decide desputs no reconocer al Pre-
sidente Huerra Y envi6 instrucciones
al Embajator para que pidiera al
Executive mexicano que convocara
pronto a eiecciones para Presidente
ty Vicepresidente Y que el general
Huerta no Sc presentara como candl-
dato Ia primera Magistratura de la
| Repnblica, d todo 10 cual el genera
Huerta estaba blen dispuesto, aunque
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L. CAMPANA DE CHI. E. HUHGES

Aunoue L. DrenSa dem6Crata trata
de ,.isminuir los exito> del candidate
reous.icano en- su giia por los ESta-
do. del OeSte. IA verdaG es que eStd
coraui<tundo millares de adeptoS, V
auc. como decia hacia POGO LA PREM
~. por haucr asumido Il ofensiva,
ohiiSa al Presidente Wilson ocupar
sc mas en- Ia defensa de 81 perSo-
na y de su politica. que en- hacer "caS-
tll!o, en- ei aire' ante In opinion anne
ic.a;, para SIg-stioHar con a.a~deS
dc :1@eaio ' suti.eza.
In Chicago fue Gonde Hughe~ ;u
70 81 twiunro principal. Ante IN 2u-
d;torio d trece mil person&s congre
~adas en- cl Coliseum" hablo ci can
aid,t,o contr., n Administration !e
". Wilson. Dijo que los dsm6cr:etas
com ,rciaban con el honor dc Ia ma
ci6u:" que {! acaharia con Ia po!itica
inGigna que compendi0 en- esta fra
Sc: Hiss me and II! KISS you que
eS Ia que SIguen los actua'eS Hahaa-
ta!ios. Y que equivaie 10 que noso-
tros llamariamos 'Sociedad de elogios
mutuoS," Ell donde todoS Sc ponen
de acuerdo para adularse entire 5! Y
/ enganar n pueblo. que Sienpre Is !"
vlctima.
! ..Nadie tiene Observation-Disclosures
hacer politica con el buen norl5re
V el honor de los Estados UnidoS. y
En- seguida demostro el fracaso dipio-
nnatico de Ia Administration actual,
que ha colocado en los mas altos car
ros i individuos ineptos Y sin rresti-
gio.
! ..,.oc6 vioorosamente-dic, eI
Horald--a In administration de VIII
.o,, .or,o nm sobie,no de 10, .orpes
.o,,.s nara los torpes "jgo-
,o,,,,<r,t of the foolish. by the foolish
w. ..r tho foolish
! N; nor IN romento decay6 el en-
tGsiasmo del audItoFlo; Arra"eo r'sas
iI;,;c. rneyicana. - Las primeras
r,,obros del candidate fueron ia Sc
MAJ Ge una
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circulation than any other mexican nowD-
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-27
Some onion, ha1fa 1ofa bread,
An wan tomat."

Those who can afford it by all
means have a six-course dinner as fire.
quently as possible. 1t helps business
for after awhile you will need mas
seur, treatment to reduce flesh, les
sons in tangoing and a course of phys
ical culture, and all those things as
sist in the movement of money. But
those who cannot afford more should
get back to pot Ticker and the pone of
bread.
However, whether you can afford
the pate de fol gras or only the pone
of bread,
MAY good digestion wait on appetite
And health on both"