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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-03
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-03

rrumpido por pesadlllas CON pErd5Gas
del flaitio ritals lie auele a Wa~ la ciEn-
:rura. ~ la cah,gza, =e siEnte lid. ga.sta-
do, sim SnE1ro Y Uigoru GeGid0 a abn-
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DJa. neraiemdo LA r~ssperanZa de recn-
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sin falta, puss Is tRfmpo que Ud~ oh
Derlga. 10 qgue IT, restaGaGe La saluNd y tl
gig0r. A TOGO ilunlnre Gue mos es-
criba s~olicitdmdoBo, le erlNiaTns en-
TERRAIN ante grgtis urla nlMesrra de
rrles;tro Hgrar tratarnianto medicinal
NERTTSAMA para que la rr1lebe y
mote sus ,efectoE. lei qN1e unEa Veg ha-
We msad3 el metodo NE,RFISANA es
mnestru desc5dido amigo para siermpre,
astG explIra t@tln. AdeInas de Ia
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grim cnstc II cibligaci&n Tsara Lid. ua
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salusi .!Anste Todn." Esta 0tGiita ame ea
cod6ciaia. por tndo :homAore 6tbil sx-
MIica CLARA v 6istiEtan1a nhe La Inflnsr-
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SEXUAL. Sc le mang4a re~nterzuierta
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hIan %erlpacGd0 y francSS de- Eporte, con
solo rna.rlGar@us Tlr1Ga caFta. dessert
krierdn, en- su proPio ~lengraie, ell msl
die ONE ss1fre. p~iriIase a.
THE MERYlSAKA CO.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-03
LTURAYLENGUAJE

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b6 mr.a cDlumra die cabaIle~ia del Gae-
neral Port1r3o Dir E~Hareri0 q1e ara
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urienao, fue aHlel zen Hue - Prc5@no-
ia una colmn,na 4e caioallegja d@0 ga
NOR Caemera1 TaI+fir-o D5GE- ! este SO
cxDl;ca- 1oa rmcnp@tien1as se hrah1Ga
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10 es #l QUE rl hlstociad@r I-1ra el
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-03

SpDca de i1 trs2slaciiir- la mora del
cGmblo radiC&l- del nHClde antique all
sizteu,a rnoderno y cH ese tempo Zig
moaGtr6 rua,ato T'&iIa m@gs qmE en Oca-
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much0s t2scnllos t6cnlc@s, po,rticos y
de comnetencias ne1o de rGalos -ns es-
fuerzns sali6 ~tr%uuianre y nj sesar EN-
eae manl@- qme emtrego nj i~narr7ln0
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encomtr6 una asrnadra nr1eTa y disftin-
ta, c1pm T,ar4a&nros mr2rinDs lie %uerrar
pun V~clrBaGc-'ps pr,ofssionalcs en ei AZ
tue die Ia mar. cosEn6graSos y ma-smaa-
tiros. arrilTeros y miltares-
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m,Gl.es en- ia guGT'Ta ]artIlai, en- que sc
~tiisruie pDr encGnmI de 'bodC e- poGer
naval del mundo, Ia ~hegemnonia DE
los mares. nr2terG2lmnanre, Ia "nrOmie-
lad del ~ocGana," Do apGentlerGn die
Nom Eloezter, y la ~iayc4uaci6n DE esaDs
marinos, sas disripulos oen oh 2Lig0Band,
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VIE.

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SOLO PARA HONRRES
Mervisana-El Re1nedio que
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-03

A Hiasio Dig0r ,errre pas'soras ruE-
Bas usla palabr4 4ue yo n 81 esclibIr,
r,orgu4 TIC sc 10 GIua quie2a decir. Toy
: 4acrialla ruT0 aueaaa, r0EaEdo Il
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con quc r~odernos ind6car quye Jrgan es-
Ii an I'm sic1p ca&lCuiera son ahI % ALI,
afioasy aCIner0ins dE iDgag.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Help Wanted!

The help of every person m Dermott is needed to make the approaching Ly ceum season a success If Dermott is to have the benefit ot Lyceum enter tainments. the support and cooperation of every one is necessary The course for this season has already been con tracted for. about thlrty-iive of our business men having signed the guar antee for the S35o.
 This amount has to be paid, and II it Ia not realized from the sale ot tick cts will nave to be paid by the siPners of the contract.
 Tickets for the course will be on sale the latter part of this week There are three reasons good reasons why every person in Dermott should buy
 First. you will get your money worth
 Second you will be helping to make a Lyeeum course possible in our town. thus bene6tting others beside yourself.
 Third you will be helping the School Improvement Association. to whom will go all receipts from the sale of season tickets above the actual cost of the course.
 Another thing should be borne m mind Those who are selling tickets are donating their time and energy for the good of the cause. and they will appreciate your buying as promptly a. possible Don't waste their time by putting them otf anu telling them to come back later. but be ready and Pur chase your tickets promptly.
 The course this year consists of four strong numbers the first of winch k the De koven Male Quartet which viii be here on October l2th. Season tick cts for the entire course will be sold l for Sl 5O whereas the single admissions for the four numbers will total B. -. Season half tickets will be sold to all children of school age for 75C. The half fare single admissions for the four attractions will total Sl 30
 The School Improvement Association will especially appreciate your purchas ing season tickets, as by doing so YOU will be helping them a. well as the l.y- ceum Course.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Lecture Today.

Mrs Villa Stephens Norwood of Shreveport. La. will lecture at the Methodist Church at three O clock this afternoon. her subject being How Al cohol Prevents Preparedness. Mrs. Norwood has had ten years experience in the hospitals of the north and east. and two years army experience Tn Cuba, and can speak with authority on the effect of alcohol on the brain and the body Everybody is cordially in. vited to hear her.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

W A Mofatt, who until last week was editor and proprietor of the Mon ticello Advance. was in Dermott Mon day saying goodbye to his many friends here. On account of his health. he has been compelled to change his location, and after trip to Ashville, N C.. ex- poets to go west The best wishes of many friends here will follow him He has sod the Advance toe. (. Whiting ton. who was at one time in partner ship with Mr. Moffatt, and has been connected with the Advance for several
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Arkansas on Wheels.

Mir Bordeaux reports tine prospects for splendid exhibit from Ghieot County for the Arkansas on Wheels train. He says the planters of the county are manifesting much interest and bringing in products that will show up fine
 Those who have agreed to contribute toward the expense of the project will be called on for their contribution on October lat
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
For good wood cheap, see us now.
 Bimel- Ashcroft Mfg. Go

LII SOOh "OoI 1IlCdp, SCS ds iiON'
 Bmel- Ashcroft Mfg. Co | JUST RECEIVED:- nice line of Rockers. Call and see them.
 Dermott Hdw. & Furn. Co. l.. NJ. Beser and family are moving ths week to the residence on the cor ner of Daniels Avenue and South Main St
 W. A. Porter went to Little Rock yesterday to spend several days visit ing his sister and looking after busl- ness.
 Mrs. r M Downey is expected home today from Warren. where she has been visiting relatives for the past month
 Mr. and Mrs OhN3 Higgins returned last week from a siX weeks trip through the northern and eastern states.
 Miss Pietiete Johnson returned last week from a two months trip to Den yer. Colorado Springs and other west ern points.
 Mrs II. C. Skinner IS expected home today from Gurdon. where she has been visiting her sister for the past two weeks.
 k. W. Lane has been awarded the contract for the erection of brick store building for w A McGlung at Lake Village.
 Mrs M D. Mathers and children re- turned home Thursday last, after a three weeks visit with relatives at Silshee. Texas
 Summer prices now on. Two horse load of good wood Soc, one horse load l5e at our factory.
 Bimel.Ashcroft Mfg. Co.
 Mr and Mrs. Joseph $. Hogan of New York City are guests here st the home of the latter < parents, pr. and Mrs. II (. Stinson.
 The Altrurian Club will hold their opening meeting of the year on Thurs day afternoon of next week at the home of Mrs B Ford
 Dr w F., Hutchinson spent several days in Dumas the first of the week, of the death of MT lsom
 FOR RENT: Four room house Freshly papered fireplace. Garden spot and three acres of ground. Phone 59 or see Mrs. k. l.. Woolfolk s-24 it
 Mrs J F. Allen returned yesterday to her home at Collins after q visit here with Mrs Frank Johnson Mrs. Johnson and Mrs W. F.. Lephlew are spending today at Collins with her
 The Suburban Store. F.. Schnelz, proprietor. handles chickens, eggs. butter and fancy groceries of all kinds. Delivery to any part of the city at all times Your patronage appreciated.
 We have our own mills cut and finish our own Lumber. and save you the middle man < profit That Is the way We undersell the other fellow. ft kinbro Lumber Co.
 (, W Porter and daughter. Miss Thelma, were guests Sunday at the W A Porter home. They were enroute to Eureka Springs, where Miss Thelma will enter Crescent College for the winter
 The Ladies Aulihary met Monday with good attendance. On account of the prayer meeting. We had a short session The hot weather is over and our regular fall work begins four meetings each month Let Us all en- deavor to be present every Monday \.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
To Bank Customers.

To conform with recent instructions from the State Bank Commissioner. we are requesting all customers who have pass books and who have not had them balanced within the last few days, to bring or send them in by mail at once in order that they may be posted.
 Exchange Bank &Trust Co
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Local and Personal

Adil TOT tdDiO.
 Notice our ads Cohens
 New school supplies at The Novelty. Good wood cheap at the spoke factory. New Royal Society at The Novelty, The new drink. Pablo ia in town. Try it.
 New Fall Swann Hats $3 oo and S3. 10 at Cohen's.
 Rexall Chill Breaker |. guaranteed to cure chilis.
 Split bottle of Pablo You cant tell the difference.
 Have your prescription. sent to bor- deaux's to be filed.
 Furnished room. for rent. Apply to Mrs. T. w. Mercer
 Mrs. ]. A. Bennett visited relatives at MSnhcelio Tuesday.
 Fairy Felt Mattresses at permott Hdw. X Turn. Co. Phone b
 We announce our New Styleplus Mems Suits at sl7. Cohen 2. Good wood at summer prices. Buy now. Bimel- Ashcroft Mfg. Co. Snake Oil. Tanlac and Lydia F.. Pinkham Compound at Hanehey !. Crochet thread all colors at
 The Novelty. Fox RENT. Four-room house with room for bath. slo. ]. Cohen. Everything in Toilet Articles at
 Bordeaux's $. You will lind Pablo d delightful re Neshihg ard heathful drink Try it. BORN: A daughter, to Mr. and Mrs (. H. MeCroskey on Monday. Sept. 18th.
 Atty. Lewis F, Eiutchins was looking after legal business in Monticello the frat of the week
 toR RENT: SiN room house: all modern convenlenees Apply to Mrs. Ruby NJ. Higgins.
 Mrs II. M. Uptegrove returned Fri day last from an extended visit with her son at Beaumont, Tex.
 FOR RENT: House recently occupied by J F. Leeper. Five rooms and bath. Apply to Dr II (. Stnson.
 Mrs. $. F. Purser and Miss Mollie House of Comlnto were guests of Mrs. W. A Porter here yesterday. The Dermott Bottling Works has juat installed new bottling machine, thus doubling their capacity
 We are prepared to supply your wants in Stoves See Us before buy ing. Dermott Hdw X Furn. Co. Chas. <. Robertson of Little Rock spent Sunday here with his wife and little daughter al the B. Ford home We wlll nave Il catIuau III CottoiS'cu meal and hulls about Oct lst,
 Orr Hardware Co. Mrs j A. Morris and little grand son. Morris Clanton. visited relatives at Warren Tuesday and "Wednesday. Call phone 20 when you want lum- Der, shingles. brick or lime. e.2l.4t kimbro Lumber Co. Mir and Mrs F. B Gillham and Mrs T. E. McNeeley and son Tom. Jr. all of Arkansas City. were guests here Sunday at the K F. Clarke home Mir. and Mrs. Gillham recently moved to Arkansas City from Monroe. La
New Britain herald., 1916-06-23
"SOME HORSE"
Gus Saladine Claims Trader Cheated
 Him in Deal on $5,OOO Animal.

Gus Saladine and John Pope, the latter a horse trader, became involved in a bitter quarrel in Bollerer's cafe this morning which ended when Saladine made an attack on Pope with billiard cue. Tn the melee Saladines finger was lacerated and he accused Pope of biting him. Saladine was under the influence of liquor and made such a disturbance that he was locked up by the police until he sobered up. He was later released.
 Saladine accused Pope of cheating his father-in-law out of $5,000 in a crooked horse deal. The idea of a S5,000 horse did not appeal very strongly to the intelligence of the police. He also accused Pope of cheating him in a horse trade.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-23
FACTORY ON FIRE.

and the Hook and Ladder company were called at 6:42 o'clock last even ing by an alarm from Box IA. The fire was on the top floor of the Beaton & Caldwell factory and did damage estimated at about $1OO. Some of the stock was damaged by water. The sight of the fire department working in the business center of the city at- tracted large crowds to the scene.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-23
P. o. S. OF A. ELECTS OFFICERS.

The annual meeting of George w.. Corbin Commandery, P. o. S. of A., vas held last evening, and the fol- lowing officers were chosen: Con- mander, Walter Willoughby; senior vice commander, Norman P. Dibbis; junior vice commander, William Whitman; conductor, Irving Red ding; picket, George Claffey; treas urer, E.. l.. Case; receiver, E. H. Parker; recording secretary, w. H. Willoughby; financier for eighteen months, A. 0. B. Anderson. The lodge discussed plans for the outing to be held at Whitmans grove in Kensington, during the month of August.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-23
Events Tonight

High class photo drama, Foxs theater.
 Vaudeville and moving pictures, keeney's theater.
 B. P. o. B. carnival, rear of Elks' Home.
 Annual meeting of Children S Home.
 Open meeting Machinists Union, 34 Church street.
 Worthy Temple, Pythian Sisters, meets at 277 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-23
OFFICERS
 INSTALLED HERE
Ex-Counci1ors' Association of Hart ford County Meets With New
 Britain Council, O. U. A. M,

The recently elected officers of the ExCouncilors' association of Hart ford county were installed last even- ing when the association met with New Britain council o. U. A, M Frank w. Johnson of this city was the marshal in charge of the install lation exercises and the following officers were installed:
 President-J. D. Harding of Hart ford.
 Vice President-J. H. Andrews of East Hartford.
 Secretary-W. E. Tyler of New Britain.
 Treasurer-J. E. Woodruff of Berlin.
 Marshall. L. Gammons of Man chester.
 Doorkeeper-W .E. Van Ness of Bristol.
 Chaplain-Dr. W. J. Cutting of Southington.
 New Britain council will hold it's semi i-annual election next Thursday evening. A membership contest will be inaugurated by the lodge on July 1 and will continue until April 1. . The membership Is to be divided into two teams and the one getting the largest number of new members will
New Britain herald., 1916-06-23

be given a dinner at the expense of the other team
 It is probable that the Mechanics will not decorate the graves of their deceased members before July 4.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-23
Motto-Good cheer. Flower-Coreopsis. Colors-Gold and white.

The sixteenth annual picnic of the Connecticut division of the Interna- tional Sunshine society will be held at Elizabeth park, Hartford, June 27. A basket lunch will be a feature. The West Hartford branch will entertain, assisted by the Hartford branch Come and bring your friends. The To- cal party will leave center for Hart ford at 10:07, Tuesday morning.
 Plans were discussed for the con- tinuation of the Needle Work Guild of the society. Last summers work proved so highly satisfactory that bet ter results are looked for this year. The articles made through the sum- mer will be on exhibition in the fall and then used to fill the winters needs as they are presented.
 S1xty-six oranges have been sent to the local hospital In the past three weeks.
 The rainy day stockings which have turned to Mrs. Caldwell, Hawkins street.
 The ten ladies who are to take part in the Yale bowl in October are being selected and will go to New Haven Tn ursday afternoon for the first re- hearsal.
 No more meetings will be held until fall.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-23
Sunshine Society.

Have you had w kindness shown Al4 Pass 1t on. HNNA WAu Twas not meant E&n for you alone. AHhHNAB Pass 1t on. & Let 1t travel down VA ~ the years, ~ Let 1t wipe an-
 others tears, Till in Heaven the deed appears
 Pass 1t on.