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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
DANES OPPOSING ~
" SALE OF ISLANDS

London, Aug. 2.-Messages today
from Copenhagen say the Danish
authorities have not confirmed reports
of the sale Of the Danish West Indies
to the United States. The newspaper
Politiken says the Rigsdag will hold a
secret session on Friday on the sub
ject. .E. ~. j..
The newspaper Koebenhaven has
started a campaign against the sale of
the islands. "
An official announcement was made
at Washington July 25 that negotia-
tions for the purchase of the Danish
West Indies by the United States
from Denmark for $25,0O0,000 had vir-
tually been completed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
HOPE TO ARBITRATE
STRIKE VERY SOON

New York, Aug. 2. Three media
tors appointed by the United States de.
partme ent of labor will confer here to,
day with manufacturers of women g
garments and with union leaders in an
attempt to end the strike Of $4,000
makers Of women's clothes which has
been in progress for fourteen weeks.
Fully $10O,O0O,00o in orders from all
over the country for women's clothes
are waiting to be filled. Manufacturers
said orders for $150,OO0,00O worth OF
mems clothing had been placed for the
fall season.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
ban ON WAR Munitions
Jeresy City Authorities Issue Drastic
Order AZ Aftermath OF Recent
Explosion.

Jersey City, N. j., Aug. 3. Agents
Of the city commissioners we're sent
today to all railroad terminals enter
ing the city to put into effect the com
missions order placing a ban on the
storage of ammunition in cars upon
piers In Jersey City and upon it's ship
ment through this city to steamers 60
ing to Europe. This action was taken
because of the great explosion Of am
munition at Black Tom island Sunday
morning. The order becomes effective
tomorrow afternoon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
FOREIGN TRADE
CROWS IN YEAR
RECORDS FOR THE YEAR ENDING
JUNE 80, INDICATE EXTENT
-. OF u. s. MARKETS.

Washington, Aug. 2. - Merchant
shipping cleared from ports of the
United States in the year ending June
80, set a new record, Notwithstanding
the allied blockade, the closing OF the
Black sea and the withdrawal of Ger
man and Austrian merchant ships from
trade. Bureau of navigation reports
made public today show the tonnage
900 originated in the United States and
100000 was foreign. The previous
high water mark was 24,80O,O00 tons
cleared in the year ending June 80,
1914.
Comparing the two years, American
shipping tripled and European clear
ances decreased. The American ton.
mage to South America was 950,000
nearly five times greater and to
Europe 100000, two and half times
greater. Total clearances to France
and Italy almost doubled; clearances
to Norway, Denmark and Sweden
more than doubled and to Greece In.
creased three fold.
The increase in clearances Of Amer
loan shipping to South American coun.
tries is most notable for Argentina
whose tonnage in 1914 was less than
5000 and in 1916, 100000 and for Co.
lombia which got 285 tons of American
products in 1914 and 100000 tons in
1916. Clearings to Brasil were four
times greater and to Chile five times
China got 5000 tons of American
goods in 1915 and $1,000 In 1915; for
Japan there was a decrease from &C.
900 to $4,000. Importatfons from
Europe cleared from American ports
for China were one-half as much In
1916 as in 1914 and for japan about
seven-tenths.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
FRENCH ADVANCE ADMITTED.

Berlin, Aug. 2. On the high roads
between Maricourt and Clery, in the
region Of the River Somme, French
troops penetrated Ito our completely
demolished trenches" says the official
statement issued today by the German
army headquarters. The Germans
captured a hill In the salient northeast
Of Fort Souville, in the region of Yer
dun. Several Russian attacks against
the German positions in the Stokhod
sector broke down.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
NETS TO TRAP sHlP7

Newport News, Va, Aug. 2.-Pas=
sengers arriving today on an Old Do
minion liner from New York reported
that when the ship approached the
Virginia capes only one foreign war
ship was sighted. They told of seeing
an object lying low in the water, with
two masts visible, toward which the
foreign cruiser was heading. 1t look
ed like two huge buoys with masts
above and some of the passengers
thought it might be supporting a net.
It lay just outside the three mile linn
Il where the channel is narrow.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
SEEKS TO REGAIN
KIDNAPPED BRIDE

Chicago, Aug. 3. TO regain his Kid
mapped bride Anthony Homozky today
left here for Niles, ILL.,, with writ of
three deputy sher1ffs. He obtained the
writ when he charged that former
sweetheart of the bride, Michael
Oezahewski, Niles saloon keeper,
kidnapped the young woman three
days after their marriage which took
place, July ~.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
LlrERAcY TEST BEATEN,

Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug. RE
nomination of all present congressman
and defeat Of the proposed literacy
test amendment to the state constitu-
ton were the outstanding results Of
yesterdays state primaries as indicat-
ed in partial returns available yester-
day. w. H. Murray, known as alfalfa
BILL" apparently has emerged victor
ious over three opponents for the
democratic congressional nomination
from the Fourth district.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
MEN IN FAVOR Of STRIKE
Railroad Mems Leader Says sentIms~'
Is For Drastic Action; Vote
Being Counted.

New York, Aug. 2. Fifty men to-
day continued counting tho strike vote
cast by 100000 employees on 225 rail-
road SYSTEMS In the United States.
Timothy Shea, in, charge Of the
counting. said he believed the vote
will be almost unanimous to quit work
If the railway officials persisted in
their refusal to grant tho demands of
the men for an eight hour day and
time and q half for overtime.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
MExrcANs FILE APPEALS.

Laredo, Tex, Aug. 2.-Motion FOR
new trials for four Mexicans, convict
ed of murder in connection with the
bandit raid at San Ygnacio, Texas,
June Is. In which an American soldier
was killed, was denied here today.
Counsel for the defendants, Jose An
tomb, Arce Vicente Lire, Jesus Cerda
and Pauline Sanchez announc ced appeal
would be taken to higher courts.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
AERoPLANEs ON LOOKOUT.

Newport News, Va, Aug. 1.-Two
aeroplanes were seen flying over low
er Chesapeake bay at Hampton roads
shortly after daybreak this morning.
They were not from the Atlantic
coast aeronautcal station here. It is
believed they came from the armored
cruiser North Carolina on neutrality
patrol OF the Virginia capes. The ma
chimes maneuvered back and forth
over the water at moderate altitude.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
STEAMER IS TORPEDOED.

London, Aug. 2.-The South Shields
Gazette says the Dutch steamship Zee
land while on her way from a Scottish
port to a foreign port has been sunk
by q German submarine, after the crew
had been ordered to take to the boats.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
AUTolsT MEETS DEATH.

Decatur, ILL.,, Aug. 2. Clifford G.
Morrison, Decatur, was killed and H.
A. Cooper, Forsythe, F. J. Schien, Mrs.
Viola Leah and Mrs. May Rowland all
their automobile turned over near AS
sumption at 10:45 this morning. Coop
er was driving and lost control Of the
car.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
AUSTRIANs BEATEN.

Rome, Aug. 2. The Austrians sui
fered a severe defeat in Mondays en-.
gagements in the Astico valley, the
war Office announced today. Their at,
tacks on the italian lines at Monte Sc.
mggio, Castellatto and Monte Cimone
were repulsed with extremely heavy
losses for the attacking forces the Of
fetal statement declares
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
LEAVE PORT BOLDLY.

Baltimore, Nd, Aug. 2. The Ger
man merchant submarine Deutschland
sailed from this port last evening for
Germany.
The sailing plans Of the Deutschland
were carefully guarded secret but
when she left Baltimore there was q
belief that she would proceed direct to
Newport News Yet there was an OK
,pectation in some quarters that the
submersible would seek quiet cove
or inlet somewhere in lower Chesa-
peake bay and there await favorable
opportunity to make dash through
the allies blockade oft the capes.
Captain Paul Koenig and the
Deutschland crew did not glide out OF
Baltimore harbor with grim, set faces
as bef1tted men going to possible doom
After the first cheer and chorus OF
steam whistles and motorboat horns
when the first inch Of green hulk ap.
peafed, there was no sound but the
chug-chug- -chug Of a score of boats and
the surge and wash of water as has
tily formed and motley fleet, with the
submarine in the lead, sped toward
the Chesapeake. Her captain, on the
coming tower, was as deeply absorbed
In his maps and charts as though he
were alone in, his library.
Straight astern, now far behind, was
the evening haze of Baltimore factory
chimneys and the low red sun sank in
to it's bank of gold trimmed gray clouds.
And soon the Deutschland disappeared
from view.
Bremen Now Expected.
No word has been heard from the
Bremen, the Deutschland's sister ship
since it left Bremerhaven, according to
Paul @. L. Hilken of the Eastern For
Wardlng Co., agents of the Deutsch-
land. ..
Purely as a guess, Mr.. Hilken said
today the Bremen may arrive at Balti-
more any time after tomorrow. He
did not know the date on which she
left the German port, he said. He ad-
mitted that preparations were going
on at the Locust Point pier just
vacated by the Deutschland to receive
another submarine. Mr.. Hilken also
said his company had cargo stored in
every large port on the Atlantic sea-
board.
Mr.. Hilken talked concerning the
line of submarine merchantmen which
the Deutsch Ocean Rhederei builders
and owners of the Deutschland and
Bremen propose to establish between
Germany and America. One Of the
submersibles will be named the Amer
lea, he said, and another the Balti-
more. ...i -
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
fWooDMEN IN CAMP.

Chicago, Aug. 2, The Woodmen of
the World, uniform rank, of the
eighth district went into annual en-
campment here today with delegations
from Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana
in attendance ,s
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
Britons Report Gains East
of Pozieres, in Somme
. River Territory
GERMANS ADMIT
FRENCH ADVANCE
Russians Putting Pressure
Upon the Teutons Along
the Eastern Front

London. Aug. 2. Further progress
has been made by the British troops to
the east of Pozieres, In the River
Somme region, it was officially an
nOunced this afternoon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
KANSAS HAS PRIMARY.

Topeka. Kan. Aug. kansas came
through her fifth state wide primary
yesterday with little excitement.
W. G. Lansdon Is leading Ben s.
Gaitsk1ll for the democratic guberna-
torial nomination.
Governor Capper was unopposed on
the republican ticket.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
PLAGUE STILL PREVAILS.

=
New York, Aug. 2.-Forty-one child
ren died and 1866 were stricken in the
greater city during the last twenty
four hours in the epidsDeia in ipfantile
paralysis.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
FRENCH REPORT.

Paris, Aug. 2,-North of the River
Somme last night the French troops
took a powerfully fortified German
work between Hem wood and Mon.
acu farm. 1t was officially announced
by the French war department this
afternoon. -s---s'- -7. ''-'7a
On the right bank of the River
Meuse, north Of the fortress of Yer
dun, there was violent series OF en-
gagements throughout the night at
Vaux-le-C -Chapitre wood and Chenois,
extending to the east as far as to the
south of Damloup. After a series of
unsuccessful attacks, some with as
phyxiating gas, the Germans gained a
little ground in Vaux-le- Chapftre wood
and at Chenots.
During the actions the French took
prisoner 100 Germans, including three
officers.
A Russian accommodating party, the
statement adds, made = bayonet
charge in the Champagne region, dis
persing German detachment.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
TONIGHT.
Gorgeous display Of firewosts a
tho grounds.
THUReDAY.
Three year old or under pone
Purse 500.
2:eo trot-Psrss 500.
2:12 pacs -Purss 600,
Running ons-hak mile dsah-
Purse 500.
PLATFORM stunts Toki Jap ca.
Ffrsworks In the evening.

Mdon. Aug. 2. (speciar) The So;
trot with seventeen entries uxharod ~
the racing program for tho 1910 -
sion OF the Big Four fair here shc u
after 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The grounds, In the southeastern
part OF the city, were crowded With
'hrst dayers" and this years fafr.s
which promises to eclipse any pre.s
vlous events In every way, started 0Ml
with whoop. 81
All OF the attractions have bean 49,.
cd and the midway was cruWsdsa$
with pleasure seekers. ALI OF t1,s g.
hibit barns for cattle, horses, aheeel
and poultry are full, the entries o.
ing at 8 O'Clock Tuesday evening 49,
everyone In them. f5s.s 81
In the fine arts hall the domeGe1o
science and home economic dispjayGI
are unusually large and Of supueioeI
quality. Many people ara camping o.
the grounds this year and their tent|
were In place and everybody va1l
ready when tho week was foYmallEsS
opened with short concert siven 81
the Eldon band. These musioAann3
play every afternoon and evening duIsz
ing the fair which will close on Tf12
day afternoon. N
Entries From DIseancs.
This years entries for the ranm1!
events are featured by tho vax1eky = {
places and the distances from wkic1I
they come. Horses are hero fro17
South Dakota, Texas, wisconsin. mr.
nois, Nebraska California and MI
souri,. Everyone of them Ii OF eoo1
grade and will attract sAtention G
the course. IN
Thursday 10 Big Day.
Thursday, the middle day OF the
session, IL always the big day and tn
officers and directors Of the fair aGoGs
citation have made a special effort thf61
year to make the events attractive md
the afternoon and evening pro9raNS
one which will attract the large crowd
expected.
Train No. ATT, which arrives IN OF
tumwa at 1925 O'Clock tn the evontnaS
will stop at the fair grounds on Thur15|
day and Friday evenings. An othe(s
trains stop only at tho Eldon depo4
The train leaving Ottumwa Ut 11:3N
o'clock In the morning will hold 49,
1890 o'clock on Thursday.
Grounds Are Cool.
The grounds of the Big -Four fair alS;
sociation are cool and clean this yao
Eldon has had several good rains duIN
ing the past month and on M0ndAS
night a dashing downpour put thl
grounds in excellent condition for tn
rest of the week. There are many!
large shade trees, plenty Of good drink
ing water on the place and oxcellOn1
quarters for everyone.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-03
SCOUR
BORDER COUNTRY
AF7ER BANDITS
QUICK ACTION TAKEN TO HEAD
OFF BAND REPORTED As
HAVING CROSSED LINE.

El Paso, Tex, Aug. 1.-Two troops
of Capt. William Kelley, Jr, are
securing the gulches and canyons be-
tween Finlay, Tex, and Ft. Hancock,
about seventy miles east Of here in
search of bandits.
The cavalry is supported by bat
talon Of the twenty-third infantry
rushed from Ell Paso to Ft. Hancock
early this morning in response to re-
ports to General George Bell, Jr., COM
manding the Ell Paso military district
that bandits in large numbers had
crossed the Rio Grande in that vicin-
ity.
First reports to General Bell from
the cavalry column said three hours
search of the hills disclosed no trace
of bandits!
The infantry, transported in motor
trucks, is being held at Ft. Hancock
together with motorcycle squad also
sent from Ell Paso to reinforce the
cavalry, should the trail be picked up.
Reports to General Bell estimated
the number of bandits variously from
SO to ITS.
No Sign Of Bandits.
A thorough search Of the territory
between Finlay and Fort Hancock fail
ed to disclose Mexican bandits, later
reports to General Bell stated.
The report was from Captain VIII.
liam Kelley Jr., In command Of the
two troops of the Eighth cavalry, sent
from Ell Paso. A similar report was
received from Pop Allison, civilian
scout of Sierra Blanca, who stated
that he had combed the hills.
Reports of the presence Of bandits
were received shortly after midnight
from Sergeant Harry F. Smith, com.
manding an outpost of the Eighth
Massachusetts infantry east OF Fort
Hancock. Smith said his men had
watched the party cross the Rio
Grande.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
III. plscuReo DEL KAISER
epiLLERMo


Londres, Enero I'll c~orregponsal
DO Ia Agencia Reater en Amsterdam,
aits que 10 Eaiser Guillermol segun
mn desnacho dc Berlin ba enylaao
.ei siguente asludo Dc ano nuevQ 81
elnrclto, d la marina y las tropas coio'
nlslest
acamaradas; ITO trancufFido un
aho mas az luoha serera, IN donde
quiera que I'M ndmero superior Dc
enemigos han ataondo nuestras line
as, han f~facasado tnte Tuestra lealfad
y vnlentla. a donde Qulera qie os ne
enylad0 a combatlr. habeis obtenIdo
una aEorionp victoria. Con agradeci
minnto ~racordamos hoy, aobre TODD a
nnestros hermanos, los cualos han
ofrehdado ~eustosamente sn sangfeI
con d fin De obtener seguridades pa
tn nnessrus eerae Qperidos que estau
en- e hogar, u glorlas impeFecedefa
para Ia patria 10 que ellos han pfin-
cipiado 10 hemos de terminar mo-
notros con Ia graciosa ayuda de dos.
Con rahla Impotente, nuestros
enemigps del Oeste I dol Este, del
Este, del Morley del snd tratan toda-
VIA de ~priyarnos de TODD 10 que hace
llevadera ID vida. Hace tempo que
sepnltaron Ii esperanto Dc conguistar
nos "a buena I'D. Green contar toda-
via con d peso de siis masas, con 81
hamhrs dc TODD nuestro pueblo, con
- inflnencia do su campana de calum
MIA, que es tan perversa como malicio-
ea; pero sus planes fracaaarAn. Ante
81 espfritu dc determination que une
Observation-Disclosures 81 ejercito on
aQukNos seran miaerhblemente aplas-
tadas. Con Ia voluntad de cumplir
con Ia obligation hacia Ia patria. has.
"a exhaIar 81 ultimo aliento y Ia de-
termination por obtener la vittoria,
entramps al nuevo aho con Dios por
Ia gran ~necesidad de Alemania.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
la EPlpEMlA De la FiEBRE TITO.
EN- cERRlLLos HA cEsADo.
clnco casos de Difterla en- san Pedro
La NecesIdsd de Ia vacuna Reco-
noelda

la salud del ~condado de Santa Fe
es ahora buena, declare 81 Medico
del condado David Knapp el Lunes
4Es verdad que IA habido una epide-
mia de fiebre tito en- cerrulos donde
rs personas fueron cogidas por Ia en-
fermedad. Gracias al uso pronto del
suero encontra del tito, la epidemic
ha sido parada y las vfctimas van re-
~euperando con prontitud En- SAP Pc
dro hubo cinco casos de difteria, dos
de los cualcs resultaron en- muerte.
Ia epidemic ha sido parana.
Deseo decir due Ia gente Sc esta
accstumhrando mas 8 informandose
mas de Ia neceaidad para ~yacunacion
Y he sido ~soportado esplendidamen-
te por los comisionados de condado
en- mis- %esfuerzos rara parar estas ma
Hgnas Intermediates. Este trabajo en-
interes de Ia salud, debe re~cordarse,
cuesta dinefo. Mas que $50 han sido
gastaaos en- vaeunaa v ~anti-toxins en-
las pocas semanas pasadas. Pero no
debemos sentir este dinero gastado
en- una causa tan iusta. Mucha genie
no pleden pagan 81 precio por algu-
nos de estos sueros ten caros y yo
oreo que le p~ertenece.al .condado ayu-
dar en- hacer desaparecer estas enfer-
medades.g
FL Or Knapp agreg6 que hahia 90.
tado traDaiando duramente por diez
anos hacienda fuerza hacer entender
a "a gente de les distritos rurales Ia
impoftancia Dc aplicar d las autorida-
des dc ~salubridad por ayuda cuando.
una epidemia estalla.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13

hoF de LIE Matinly
LQo bat4hous eKprimer mlnistr0
frances die que Ia guerra eska sIen.
20 regenteada como i'm ramo de b.
fcuetria, y ahade;
THablando porS propia experienced
anNe que 70 perieia de los ~ffanceses
para 70 relative d Tgasea agresiyos'
elementoa quimicos de guerra, as
"a meioF rason para ponfiar oil su Ell.
eaeIa tanto para 81 ataque como Pal
RI "a defenaa.
I'm conclusion, - Sr4 Barthon Olga:
REl aNo dc 1914 fne unI ano de sor.
lrresa 1916 fue I'M ano de ~realsten.
clp y De preparation, Y 1916 sera 81
pno De les Mctoriasf
FL condo Dc Derby. qulen organiz6
en- inelaterra 81 seFyicio do recIuta-
miento. eseribe;
"Espero confIadp ahsQlutamenfe Ell
mon onto cn que las fuefzas combina.
lae DO low AllRdos pgeYalezcan triun
felmente. Nnastros Aliados pueden
estaF segilros de quo no fracasaran
nuestr0a esfuerzoh.
Sir Edward Carson. e~xprocurador
general de- lngIaterra, dice
TAun cualido no podamos esperar
'nipgpnos acQhtecimIentos d~ranlaticos
en- IA guerra actualhente, no puede
estar muy Iejano 81 instante en- que
lcs lmperios comrades sientan seria-
nlente d afeeto dc nuestFa preston
HablaDdo Ell Representation do TODD
el pals puedo promoter que no cesa-
ran nuestros esfuerzos para ~alcanzar
81 maximum de nuestro poder.
FCreo que nuestrO obiefiyo prinesI
pal debe scr 81 teatro occidental do
IN guerra pues debemos dar atencion
q los s~iguIentes importantes puntoss
PrDnero d Ia necesidad de una coope.
facion ~permanantd entire los distintos
estados nayores generates de los
Aliados; segundo; a s~abordinar todas
llas conslderaclones polfticas a las de
6rden militar; tercero, a Ia neoesldad
de mantener una preston economical
s0bre Aaemania cuarto, d Ia combi-
racion de todos los ~esfuerzos de los
Aliados.H
Guglielmo Ferraro, historiador ita-
Hano dice que esta guerra es una do
las mas grandes crisis de Ia historic.
Agegura que es una epoea Do dlficil
les pruebas pero que ha empezade
con ella sinembargp una nueya era
de grandeza para Europa.
III Professor Henri Bergson Nde Pa
giS dice que aunaue no puede adiyi,
narse el future no tiene ningunas d.
dn sacerca del final de Ia guerra.
M. zazonoff ministro de Relaciones
Auso predice que llegara 81 dia en-
que Sc yea Eel triunfo del derecho so
bre Ia fuerza y dc ID civilization So
bre la barbarie cientiflca."
Lo sigulente fue enviado por Ma
dame Carton de Wharf esposa del mi
nistro helga de Justicia:
'Tengamos una poca de paciencia.
Gustaye Harye quien por muchos
afos antes de Ia guerra Sc do a co
ROGER como agitador antimilitarista
cambi6 81 nombre de sn ~peri0dico due
81 llamaba La Guerra Social poi
la Victoire.p
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
G GENIE No sABE.

IN hlgado pesado puede causarle a
II persona toda cIase de- miseria,
Atarantamiento, dolores de cabeza.
constipation y bliosidad son aenas Sc
guras de que Fl hfgado necesita ayu-
da. Tomense las Pfldorag de NueFfa
Vida del DR.. King v vean como ayu-
dan a tonIficar todo a sistema. Bne-
mas para e eat6mago tambien. Ayuda
a ID digestion. purificap Ia sangre y
limpian Ia complexion. 6olamente
z5cts-De venta en- Ia Botica Capital
Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-13
al HENoso DoLoR Be- "a cIArIcA

Para matar los dolores ~herviosos
de Ia Ciatica ustedes siempre pueden
depender en- FL Linimento i . Sloan.
Penetra a lasiento del dolor y trae des-
canso tan pronto como es APPLICABLE.
I'm gran eonsuelo es tambien quo Ell
Linimento de Sloan no ~necesita fro
tarse- 81 Linimento de Sloan es in
valuable en- parar cualquier dolor mus
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lumbia ha decidido que una orden de
moverseH en- una tramvfa de calle
no puede ser ~enforzada. Muchos
conductores sabian esto desde mncho
tempo pasado.